>> this is a very important milestone that been reached. >> now at 5, a change in later, it's for actually change of leadership coming to the embattled antioch police department. >> and 3 oakland mayor's in less than a month to beat the man selected to serve as the next interim mayor. its fire stations in the hills. they're shutting down. good afternoon.

thanks for being with us today on kron. 4 news at 4. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the city of oakland has a new mayor. >> it's 3rd in less than a month. councilmember kevin jenkins, who was first elected to the council 2 years ago was selected as council president this morning. and as such, he becomes oakland's interim mayor until a special election is held on april. 15th jenkins takes the roles and the reins from nikki fortunato bas who was just elected to the alameda county board of supervisors. a bass had been interim mayor december 17th following the recall of mayor sheng thao. now jenkins says the city has some serious challenges ahead, but he's confident that if lawmakers worked together, oakland can get back on track. >> former oakland congresswoman barbara lee has

filed paperwork to run for oakland. mayor lee was first elected to congress in 1998. she lost a bid for the u.s. senate seat once held by dianne feinstein recently, lee still has not officially announced. she will, in fact, run. >> well, today, the council also welcomed its newly elected council member and kron four's terisa stasio has that story for us. it's not even so much honor that i feel but gratitude that zac unger, the new oakland city councilmember for district opposition narrative that we sometimes create tech versus blue collar, this neighborhood versus that one newcomers versus long timers. that does nothing but hold us back. >> this is an all-hands-on-deck moment for oakland. then we rise and fall on the strength of our ability to work together. >> on girl along with ken houston and rowena brown won seats in november. and i know that we have some really tough times ahead. >> both locally and at the national level. and yet my heart is overjoyed for the opportunity to work alongside all of you really help up with

oakland and create in oakland. that serves as a positive vision for other cities. and i know that we can do this together. thank bring it down a little bit. >> we had what 87 homicides in the city of oakland. 87. the 67th homicide in oakland. >> was one of my stipend one of people that worked with him with this team here come all 3 drill down on sharing a common goal to help oakland move forward. this is the city faces many challenges. >> including dealing with a multimillion dollar deficit appointing a new interim mayor. sheng thao was recalled and putting in a temporary city council member, you know, because you serve your own district, how important it is not only to have you. there is a council member. >> but to have your staff

supporting and responding to your constituents. councilmember nikki fortunato bas won a seat on the alameda county board of supervisors in november, the new council voted to put in rebecca kaplan on a temporary basis until a special election in april, kaplan chose not to run for re-election of are at-large seat but said that she still wanted to give back to the east bay city. thank you very much for inviting me to join you back for these next few months as we work to undertake. >> incredibly important projects and actions for the city of oakland and including making sure we are bringing in the extra money. and as supervisor bast noted, we did get confirmation of some additional millions. we will be bringing back. thanks to our success, bringing in advance and revenue through the oakland arena in coliseum and the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news, oakland firefighters are speaking out against the temporary closure of fire stations. >> kron charles clifford is in oakland with details.

>> as of today, january 6, 2, fire stations in oakland, including fire station. 25 right behind me here are shut down. the firefighters who work here are expressing their frustration saying that the closures endanger public safety monday morning, oakland firefighters gathered on the steps of city hall to demand that the city reopened. the recently closed fire stations show that the city's budget prioritizes the lives of citizens of this great city. oakland is facing a budget deficit of around 129 million dollars. the city was counting on the sale of the oakland coliseum site to fill that budget gap. >> but the deal has yet to go through as a result. the city is making significant cuts to services the police department and fire department are by far oakland's largest expenses and in an effort to save money, fire stations. 25 28 will be temporarily closed station 10, which is already shut down, will remain shuttered. the fire department worries that the closures, but the people who live near those stations at risk.

>> you will not have a fire engine doorstep in 4 minutes like you would have just yesterday. you will not quickly have firefighter paramedics to help you or your family and what could have been a small blaze. for a small fire near your house will become a conflagration leading tragedy its wake. >> the firefighters are also calling on the city and alameda county to quickly complete the sale of the coliseum site and restore services. >> and the moment the ink dries on the coliseum sale team immediately stop these dangerous and reckless closures that threaten all of oakland fire stations. 25 28 were chosen to be temporarily closed. >> because they tend to be less busy during the winter and spring months station. 21 about 4 miles away will handle the bulk of their calls for service. 25 28 could reopen later this year. but if oakland is still facing budget problems, the city has said that other stations may need to be closed. now, the firefighters who work at stations. 25 28 have been

temporarily reassigned. but for now in oakland, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> new at 4 police antioch are investigating a deadly shooting. it was on rockford drive just after 10, 15 this morning. police found a man with multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he died. police are still investigating what led to the shooting. it comes as a change in police leadership. there is imminent. this week the city managers expected to appoint a new acting chief of police and kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> on tuesday, interim antioch police chief brian addington is expected to re retire and city manager bessie scott plans on announcing a new acting police chief and until a permanent leader is named the new acting chief will see the agency through the early stages of an agreement. the city and police department reached last week with the u.s. department of justice resulting a race discrimination investigation launched by the doj back in

2022. different. very important milestone that will that has been reached here during the course of the investigation. nearly half of any police officers were put on leave while the feds looked into racist text messages exchanged by officers which led to a larger corruption scandal and resulted in convictions. civil rights attorney john burris represents at least 26 plants in civil cases against the police department. some of whom have had charges reduced in court from fallout from the scandal. we're real concerned about back and forth enough for the green that. >> although we like it in principle, the truck got tell what we're trying to get done as well. but i do have concerns about her famously represented plaintiffs in the oakland raiders case which led to federal oversight over the oakland police department. >> but burris says that will not be the case for any act not going to be a federal monitor. the problem is this case not in case was not in court. >> and because not in court is

overall controlled by federal judge agreement. the agreement stipulates the police department will hire an expert law enforcement consultant jointly selected by both sides to review and update police policies, procedures and training on non discriminatory policing. use-of-force and other issues and tasks the department with the collection and monitoring of the data collected for 5 years not. the police department will have that. >> the 42 to stick to foggy agreement is an open question one that even if you may have good intentions now it's a long to ultimate success. and that will diligence on their pie and certainly need someone to monitor them hold feet to the fire. the police department acknowledges the federal investigation revealed failures. it is committed to ensuring never happen again. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. there's a beach hazard advisory in effect until tomorrow afternoon because dangerous surf conditions out

there. officials say you could see strong rip currents. >> and breaking waves as high as 20 feet. a reminder to never turn your back to the ocean and always keep your pet on a leash. when nearby. with that, we're heading on over meteorologist kyla from island. >> i it is a hazard statement to the national weather service put out and they did just extended now. so was originally going until tomorrow afternoon at 04:00pm now send until 09:00pm. and the reason for that is that we've got this west-northwest swell that's coming in. >> and that produces big breaking waves up to potentially 20 feet. but it also means that we get a very high risk of those sneaker waves that can just come up and knock you right off your feet. so you can avoid the coast. that would probably be the best bet, right? as this. well starts to move right now. waves are too bad. you can see, though, as we look to the north of us, even those 7 feet here, we see the brighter colors. that is the higher waves that are kind of coming our way. so you just want to make sure you're aware of this. and if you are headed that way, you definitely want to make sure you not ever turn

your back to the ocean. meanwhile, we had foggy start today. you're taking a live look at mount tam and temperatures out there kind of reflecting where the fog held on a little bit longer. you can see petaluma about 54 degrees. well, if we head down to, you know, places like san jose were sitting in the low 60's. having said that, we're all kind of getting some clearing now. and as we go into the night tonight, i'm not expecting that fog is going to be as pervasive tomorrow morning affecting to see your model's hardly showing anything at all. what we are going to have to deal with tomorrow, though, is wind and i will have details on a wind advisory when it come back in just a bit. >> all right. thanks, kyla. >> well, speaking of the scene, good news for commercial crab harvesters. >> and everyone who enjoys hitting the dungeness crabs caught fresh. the season is finally open. commercially. it's open in certain areas. mendocino county line all the way down to the mexico border. there will be a limit on the number of traps fishermen can use to reduce entanglement risks for those humpback whales.

>> still ahead, it was a common statement day of our nation's capitol as congress certifies donald trump's presidential election victory. plus, governor newsom begins the year with a preview of his proposed state budget why some people say it is fiscally irresponsible and the president is in new orleans following the new year's attack. the latest, including disturbing new video and details from the fbi. (vo) with wells fargo premier, a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car,

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this comes as president biden and the first lady visit the city to console people. they're also expected to attend a prayer service. lauren lyster has the latest. >> the president and first lady touching down in new orleans to meet those touched by the tragedy of the horrific new year's truck attack. that they're visiting a memorial on bourbon street for the 14 victims killed early january. first, when a driver plowed into the crowd of revelers leaving flowers, a head of a private meeting with the families on sunday, the president asked about their grief their staff to hang on to each and nothing you can really. >> we say to someone has such a tragic this as the fbi over the weekend revealed new details and video they say shows the attacker. 42 year-old shops to din-jabbar leaving explosive devices on bourbon street ahead of the rampage. they were not set off. authorities say the u.s. citizen from texas and army veteran had become aligned with isis. and while early at this point, they believe he

acted alone. we have not seen any indications of an accomplice in the united states. >> but we are still looking into potential associates in the u.s. and outside of our borders. the fbi says jabar took this video of the french quarter from a bicycle using our classes and made 2 visits to new orleans and months prior to new year's. there are also probing his travel to egypt in canada in 2023. my ear. >> is that we will continue to see more of these lone out there being radicalized and hoodwinked by the enemy in the wake of what law enforcement characterizes as a terrorist attack. today, the white house saying more support is coming for major events in new orleans. that lie ahead. >> the president is committing additional federal resources to help the city of new orleans prepare for upcoming major events, including mardi gras in the super bowl. >> and that was lauren lister reporting for us to congress has formally certified president-elect donald trump's

election victory today, which ironically marks 4 years since a mob of his supporters stormed the capitol. samantha cortez, he has the very latest. >> vice president harris in a rare position, though, scene for the second time in as many elections in which the defeated candidate must certify that victor, the votes for president of the united states are as follows donald j trump of the state of florida has received 312 votes. kamala harris. applause and celebration for president elect trump. >> before another for the sitting vice president, kamala d harris of the state of california has received 226 votes. today. i did what i had done my entire career. that just takes keep the oath. >> i've taken many times to support and defend the constitution of the united

states. and with that, the 100 19th congress reconvened to certify the electoral college votes. >> making donald trump and jd vance the next president and vice president of the united states vp elect vance said in the house chamber with senators and representatives for the historic moment. a cordial end. coleman, the chamber, though, dc was prepared for a gathering outside with fences and barricades this january 6 looks much different in both weather and decorum than 4 years ago. january 6, 2021. >> people broke into the capitol in an effort to prevent the certification believing the election was rigged and that joe biden had not fairly one enough electoral votes to be elected president senator chuck schumer reflecting on that day. it was one of the most shameful. >> reprehensible episodes in the history of this great nation. and it happened because the loser of the 2020 election refused to accept

that the president elect trump posted on truth social calling today a big moment in history. >> maga. >> and that was samantha cortese reporting for us. a live look now inside the carter presidential center in atlanta, georgia, where former president jimmy carter is lying in repose tomorrow. his casket will be flown to washington, d.c., where he'll lie in state at the u.s. capitol until his funeral on thursday at the national cathedral, a private service will be held in plains, georgia. the former president will then be laid to rest next to his wife of 77 years. the late rosalynn carter, president carter died last week at the age of 100. >> and intent to resirn as party leader as prime minister. this country deserves a real choice in the next elections. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau has resigned. his liberal party leader. he will stay on as prime minister until a new leader of the

liberal party is chosen. trudeau has faced pressure from his own party to quit over the past few months following successive election losses and the resignation of key ministers. the canadian parliament will be suspended until march, which should allow time for the liberal party leadership race to play out. all right. let's talk weather as we get a live look here across the street from crowd for studios at a dreary looking embarcadero. yeah. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan here with us to brighten things up right. yeah. you know, we got a little sunshine in there with a great kind of making its way back. and you can see a live look here at the golden gate bridge. will you have to trust out for now is wind. you can things are relatively calm right now, but we are going to see a turn to offshore wind. and that's going to happen because we've got low pressure

with qatar, clockwise circulation, high pressure with clockwise circulation. those 2 are going to come together as this inside slider happens. meaning low pressure slides the inside of california that produces offshore wind normally when we have fire season, this is what we get into trouble. now. you can see what's happening in southern california. they haven't had the rain that we have had to. they have dry brush that is still out there. and there may be under a red-flag warning starting tomorrow, as you can see, all the way from santa barbara, right on down to san diego. not the case here. we are going to have wind advisories but we are not under red flag warning because we don't have those dry fuels available. having said that, we are going to see this wind going to start rolling tonight in the overnight hours. so our wind advisory kicks in at 07:00pm. we could see gusts upwards of 50 45 miles per hour or so. take a look at this. this is futurecast for our winds. you can see it start to roll in tonight. that's about 11 o'clock tonight. and then notice tomorrow, all throughout the day. very gusty, very defined offshore wind that starts to roll here and it keeps going right into

the overnight. and we don't really kind of calm this down until we get into the 2nd half of our wednesday. so just a heads up that that is on the way now as we take a live look outside here, you can see from the east bay. the other thing i want to point out as temperatures are set to go up, take a look at what's happening there wednesday and thursday. so offshore wind also kind of lets those temperatures go up, right? you get that drier when the kind of roles and when we don't have fire danger, it's kind of nice because we get warm temperatures. we're going to get a little pop of, you know, very non kind of winter feeling for a couple of days there wednesday and thursday. okay. but at least we've laid down the moisture. so it's not a worse threat. so fortunate exactly exactly what always always be careful. who hate thing. okay. thanks. kind >> still ahead, what is helping us prepare for the bird flu? >> following the first u.s. death. >> plus, a warning of a new scam that the way

>> sanjay, a county sheriff's office is warning people about a scam. the targets, the hispanic community deputies say that scammers are calling people and offering to register their children through the amber alert system. but it's just a way to get confidential information and even meet with the residents at their home. authorities say this is clearly not how the amber alert system works and they're asking residents not to pick up any calls from unknown are possible scam numbers. the sheriff's office says if you have been contacted to call the sheriff's office, the city of berkeley is offering free classes this year. so you can be ready for the moment. disaster strikes and know what to do after these include

wildfires, earthquakes and even tsunamis. there will be 7 classes starting this saturday until may. and the classes are going to be held at the fire department's training building on cedar street in berkeley. attendance is capped to 25 to 30 participants and will be about 3 to 4 hours long. you learn skills like organizing others into teams to respond to emergency incidents, how to set up a medical triage area and to get basic first aid. you'll also learn how to help survivors cope with extreme stress after a disaster. plus put out fires and rescue victims using basic tools in damaged areas. for more information on how to register just head on over to our website at kron 4 dot com. >> still ahead, a family mourns the shooting death of a loved one will hear from the man's mother still can't wrap her head around plus, a massive winter storm has left much of the east coast under a blanket of snow here trying to stake out how people coping

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>> for a family is grieving after a father was shot and killed early in the morning. new year's eve just trying to go to work another homicide in the city of oakland has the numbers don't even begin to tell the whole story. lilly bernstein was a husband and father of 2 young children. he went to work in west oakland early tuesday morning, but became the latest victim of

gun violence. i spoke with his mother, leah, who can't understand why anyone would want to kill the hardworking young family man. >> problem them. who didn't bother with and legacy. newly the little hole in their hearts. thinker. don't come that's a choice. it's a choice. >> oakland police are investigating and so far have not named any suspects in the shooting. the family has started a gofundme page. it's on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> police in oakland are also working to find the people responsible for breaking into 3 different businesses saturday night and early sunday morning as kron four's jack molmud reports. many business owners are blaming teenagers. >> oakland police say this was the first breaking of the

night at extra mile store off castro street. a offers frustrated sunday afternoon to find the stories mostly closed for the day store employees at extra mile didn't want to interview with kron 4, but they did. teenagers messed with the atm machine and it needs to be repaired. i faith that the state always at the oakland you take the good with the bad when it comes to oakland. >> open is a beautiful place with a lot of rich history. and i don't think a lot of people take value in the rich history that is open. this woman says the string of burglaries here in oakland is not shocking but just disappointing. i love oakland. she does better. >> oakland police then say a group of thieves target smoke shop off san pablo avenue just before for the morning. >> a top rating to state. elise of the store manager here says they didn't make out with much, took some fake jordans. everything else was left intact. it is very

frustrating. >> we have to we are you have bills with pain. got to pay. the rent is around the first of the managers here at the smoke shop tell us they've been broken into several times over the last year. each time they're broken into cost them thousands of dollars. this particular break-in, it's going to cost them around $20,000 to repair. >> makes me right there. and the police not that far. and they just let him juggling. lisa says her boss saw oakland police chase the team down the road, but then give up kron 4 reached out to opd to confirm this information and open. police told kron 4 responding officers determined they have no authorization to pursue the suspects like they pretended to do their job or lisa despite the multiple break-ins, they don't plan on closing down just yet. but she has a message for the teens, hopefully us someday get a job and they can buy some real readings. >> oakland police say thieves also burglarized a safe way off broadway. the manager on duty at this location says the door was quickly fixed at

these didn't end up taking much. this makes 5 burglaries over the last 2 weekends in oakland kron 4 asked opd for comment on the spike in burglaries but did not hear back reporting in oakland jacked moment. kron 4 news. >> man and a woman are being accused of selling and supplying drugs and guns across several bay area. cities. you're looking at a picture of illegal firearms and drugs collected from the man's home in stockton during the investigation. police say that the man would sell fentanyl in san jose and san francisco. police also found out that he was not allowed to have guns but his girlfriend would illegally buy them for him. 3 boys are arrested in connection to multiple car burglaries in fairfield, police were called to a hotel on business center, drive 2 in the morning soon after they detained a 14, 15 16 year-old multiple victims down arrive to identify the suspects. the stolen property and the suspect's car, the stolen property connects them to at least 5 burglaries in that area. the santa rosa police

department is considering using drone says part of a first responder program to help. >> fight crime and help during natural disasters. the drones have cameras and thermal sensors that can access flooded areas are collapsed. buildings before human first responders could arrive. police say this would be less expensive than using a helicopter or some kind of other vehicle. a community meeting to discuss the drones is scheduled for january 22nd. richmond police are warning people following an uptick in robberies. police say there have been 30 street robberies in richmond since december. 1st and they're warning folks to it. just be more alert when outside they say be vigilant when getting in or out of a car. keep valuables out of sight. they want people to travel in groups if they don't feel safe, especially if you see anything suspicious. colin report. >> the massive winter storm blanketing much of the u.s. is

only getting more intense snowfall in some areas is already setting records. the midwest is the hardest hit. kansas city reporting more than 11 inches there. the most in more than 30 years and some areas of northern kansas got 18 inches. winter storm warnings are now in effect from the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic and with temps plunging in the coming days. all of course, to do this polar vortex officials are trying to clear the roads and get the lights back on as soon as possible. >> we're very aggressive with our snow removal operation here. but take us a few days probably to fully clear and clean the entire city everywhere. >> so this for taxes pulling extremely cold air down from the north pole were, of course, it's very cold. it's expected to bring temperatures down about 12 to 25 degrees colder than normal. raising fears of frostbite and hypothermia. but in many areas, folks are out about spending time with neighbors and trying to enjoy the winter weather out there before ices

over. but first, chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here more. >> yeah. really looking all that cold air. but then you get those ice storm that, of course. >> start the ice up. a lot of the trees and the power lines they snap. you get power outages and then it becomes dangerous when you don't have power to keep yourself warm out there with these frigid temperatures. but this first part of the storm system beginning to roll through. you see making its way across the upper midwest and boise, all the ice showing up in the pink there sliding on through toward the eastern seaboard. that's kind of where we sit now. this storm system still not done and they're going to watch more heavy snow. some people more than a foot foot and a half of snow already on the ground. and it's not going to be melting any time too soon. that cold air staying in place. that means that snow is going to stick around and we've got several more impulses of cold air that are likely to drop in and bring some more wild weather to much of the country as we head toward the end of the month. here's a look at the time the current temperatures around the country right now. you've got 5 degrees in fargo. you're at 12 degrees in minneapolis.

only 7 degrees in which it all right now, all the way down to the central plains. only 31 below freezing. now, even in atlanta. i think as we look toward tomorrow afternoon, the highs not going to be a whole lot better. look at that. we're talking about 31 in dc stay below freezing. only 30 in new york and 26 degrees in boston. but but cold temperatures extent all the way out to cast for you. got 15 degrees for a high expected there. and only 35 degrees in salt lake city. so much of the country under the deep freeze here in the coming days. and i think a good part of january, while the west, we continue to enjoy the sunshine and really some comfortable weather. look at our numbers by tomorrow afternoon. highs getting near 70 degrees in san jose. looking good. thank you. lauren swell, ufc president and ceo dana white. >> is joining meadows board of directors. mark zuckerberg announced it today on facebook saying he's admired dana as an entrepreneur and his ability to build the ufc into such a beloved brand. this comes just 2 weeks before president-elect

trump takes office. white has undoubtedly been one of trump's biggest allies last month metuchen from to the company donated a million dollars to trump's inaugural fund. zuckerberg was also one of several tech executives who visited trump at his mar-a-lago resort following the election. the nation's highest federal law enforcement department wants to slap down a bid by. >> donald trump to delay a pending tiktok ban. the justice department is asking the u.s. supreme court to bypass president elect trump's influence. attorneys for trump filed a motion with the highest court to block the law that would ban tiktok here in the u.s. of its parent company bytedance doesn't sell it. attorney general merrick garland maintains the popular social media platform is a threat to national security because of potential chinese government access to u.s.. consumer data. the first u.s. bird flu death has been reported in louisiana. health officials made that announcement this morning.

>> this comes as the u.s. health and human services department says it is going to grant about 300 million dollars to help monitor what's happening weth the bird flu around the country. about 183 million of that funding will be given to regional state and local preparedness efforts. the cdc will be given about 111 million dollars for enhanced federal monitoring of the h 5 n one virus. 61 human cases have been reported in the u.s. since april. mostly on dairy farms where the virus infected cattle. the first severe case in a human was reported in december. >> a francisco native has been named the new archbishop of washington, d.c., cardinal robert mcelroy, who is the current bishop of san diego. he's known as a progressive in the catholic church and his diocese of san diego includes california's border with mexico. the pope's move to put mcilroy at the top post in washington comes just weeks

before trump is sworn in for a second term. mcilroy opposed trump's immigration agenda during his first 4 years in the white house. he's also joined other california bishops who issued a statement supporting migrants after trump was elected. he has also been welcoming towards lgbtq catholics and supportive of women as deacons in the church and for the first time ever, a woman will lead a major office at the vatican today, pope francis appointed sister seimone a brown and italian on to become the head of the department responsible for all catholic churches, religious orders. the appointment marks a major step in the pope's goal of giving women more leadership roles in governing. the church and for the first time a woman is responsible for all the women who do much of the catholic church's work, including the world, 600,000 nuns. waymo. let me go. man recounts the moment driverless taxi, which stop going in circles.

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>> governor newsom is beginning the year with a preview of his proposed state budget cuts forced capitol correspondent eytan wallace gives us a look. balanced budget deficits. governor gavin newsom saying that right off the top as he spoke about his proposed preliminary 322.2 billion dollar spending plan for the next fiscal year. opportunity for all sons of original goal was to deliver a combined budget and state of the state presentation this thursday. but those plans were scrapped. >> after he announced he'll be in our nation's capitol that day to attend the funeral for the late president. jimmy carter. that's why newsom

instead decided to give what he calls a budget preview here at cal state university. stanislaus. we're all taxpayers. we all want to make sure money is being well invested, not wasted. he says that's why he's proposed. preliminary budget includes more than 118 billion dollars for public school education from transitional kindergarten to community college that he says comes out to nearly $25,000 per student. these are unprecedented investments in before and after school homelessness. the governor did not say exactly how much his budget will allocate to address the issue, but he did say revenues raised from prop one, the 6 plus billion dollar bond measure passed by voters last spring will help those experiencing homelessness. get access to treatment, beds and supportive housing. what these encampments cleaned up. it's 750 million dollars in common resolution grants. that's not out of sight out of mind. that's not just that's about a resolution. public safety newsom says he'll build on the 1.6 billion dollars he's already spent including grants to dozens of law enforcement

agencies across the state to take on retail theft and overall crime. i'm not naive about where crime is in the state, including this part of the state. newsome also plans to include a 750 million dollar tax credit for tv and film production in the state. he says he's able to make his spending proposals this year with no proposed cuts because state tax revenues are coming in higher than expected. still the non-partisan legislative analyst's office last month released this report projecting the state faces a 2 billion dollar deficit in the coming year in 20 to 30 billion dollar deficit in future years through 2029. should that projection be true? i asked newsom the following. can you guarantee that this budget will not increase taxes. well, as a fight hard against that, as you know, have been against. >> many of these proposals over the course many last number years, know that there be no need. the bottom could completely fall. trump can impose 60% tariffs against china kidspost across the board 20% or have seek a move to move, deport millions and millions of undocumented

people living in america. speaking of trump, this press conference comes as newsom calls a special legislative session to allocate 25 million dollars to help attorney general rob bonta. >> fund future lawsuits against the trump administration. republican party officials holding this press conference just blocks from where newsom was to urge him to work with trump. the californians that i speak to across the state tell me loud and clear that they want a governor who's interested in working with our president. >> and to improve our lives and not spend our money suing the president. >> and california's department of finance director joe stephen schott will deliver a much more detailed budget presentation this friday reporting inter lochte on wallace kron. 4 news. >> 4 years after the january 6th attack on the capitol, the department of justice. he's charged more than 1500 people across said the u.s. with federal crimes related to the

riot president elect trump has vowed to start pardoning them on his first day in office in kron four's washington correspondent. then a simlot has more. >> rioters stormed the capitol for years ago trying to stop the certification of president joe biden's of the department of justice. as prosecutors have charged more than 1500 people, 1100 have already been sentenced. the leader of the proud boys received the longest 22 years in prison. one of the most shameful. >> reprehensible episodes in the history of this great nation. attorney general merrick garland called it an unprecedented attack on the peaceful transfer of power. >> he says capitol police were punched, tackled, tased and attacked with chemical agents. america saw what happened. people died that day. 4 years later. the riots prompted the same level of security on january 6th as a presidential inauguration. >> these fences surround the capitol, local and federal law enforcement are helping u.s.. capitol police as congress

meets inside to certify the election victory of president-elect donald trump promised a pardon. some of the people charged with crimes on january 6th as soon as his first day in office, georgia representative marjorie taylor, greene says that's a good move. been mistreated far worse than anything that we've ever seen in our history. democrats say they disagree pardoning them. >> it's terrible example in a washington post op-ed, president biden accuse republicans have an unrelenting effort to downplay january 6th, adding we cannot allow the truth to be lost in washington. i'm today some lot. >> southern california is on wildfire. watch tonight. strong santa ana winds. they're set to return to the area tomorrow and pick up strength through wednesday. the national weather service predicting winds could gust up to 80 miles an hour in the mountain areas. the expected high winds, course, raising the risk for potential

wildfires, especially thanks to a lack of rain in that area. >> lawrence is here now with a look at conditions. stuff. go down there. yeah, you know, downtown los angeles, they've had to hundreds of an inch of rain since october. they've been dry throughout the summer and then you haven't had any rain as we moved into fall and winter. and so now we're set up. you get these events going at these wind events kicking in and it gets dangerous in southern california. red flag warnings are up across the greater los angeles, greater basin. there's we're going to very gusty winds across some of the peace. they're running right over the tops of the mountains there. low humidity, too, that you can see in santa clarita. the humidity already beginning to drop down to 29%, but probably going to go down into the teens overnight tonight and tomorrow. so, yeah, we've got fire weather warning in effect there got to be extra careful in that part of the state anything could spark a fire and that fire could get out of control in a hurry here in the bay area. we're going to see some gusty winds right now. we've seen some patchy, dense fog around the bay area and some mid to high level clouds up above. been a cool day outside around

much of the bay area. 53 and foggy in pacifica. 55 in san francisco. 62 a mild in san jose. that is one of the warmer spots. otherwise lot of cloud cover outside today, keeping those temperatures down. but things are about to change. we've got an area of low preesure that's just beginning to drop let's move south of the great basin as it does behind that high pressure starts to build in on the backside. all of a sudden you start to generate those big time. winds are going to see those winds really kind of wrapping up right now. not bad. just kind of mixed bag. but overnight tonight they're going to begin to change. so expecting some gusty winds across the bay area, especially over the mountain peaks. but see all these these areas shaded in a brown here that's under a high wind advisory as we head toward a tonight and tomorrow as well. some very gusty winds, maybe some 50 and 60 mile an hour gusts locally to. here's the forecast for some of those winds are going to be moving offshore tonight into early tomorrow morning. you see those colors beginning to fill in. well, i really gusty across on the mountains, maybe some 40, 50 mile. plus gusts

as you make your way into the north even along the coastal range of some very gusty winds there as well. that's going to continue. and we're going to see more impulses like this in the coming days. so we've got kind of the pattern set up for the eastern half the country. they're going to be the deep freeze. we're going to see high pressure. then these impulses of these gusty winds. i think in the coming days here. so yeah, temperatures going to be nicer. talk about numbers near 70 degrees. i think and the next couple of days we are going to deal with some blustery conditions here. of course, no high fire danger for us. we've had quite a bit of wind if different stories starting in southern california. all right. thank you, lawrence. you know, it's starting to have or more issues, at least anecdotally. the latest issue with the driverless cars affected a guy who almost missed his flight because as waymo. >> wouldn't stop circling a parking lot going around that are out then around. he wanted to get off. sure. nancy loo reports. >> in at least 2 markets, residents who live near waymo depots have complained about cars honking incessantly at each other when parking for

the night before crews folded and left the game. activists had targeted those robo taxis with a cone campaign. disabling sensors with traffic cones to disrupt the industry. and in a new incident just recently, a man heading to the phoenix airport literally went in circles due to a waymo glitch and he says things got worse as he dealt with customer service. it was just going in the circles like around 6th time. that feeling was very uncomfortable where >> you're strapped in, you can open the door and is. vehicles just going in somebody obviously of the control tower realize that there's a malfunction and then they're trying to fix it. but the kicker is they're trying to fix it and they're trying use my phone fix the problem. for now, though, novelty factor is a big draw, a large share of waymo rides in la san francisco and other cities are hailed by tourists who want to experience the technology for themselves. >> waymo has not about half a

million rides a month in california. well, now both uber and lyft are developing robotaxi partnerships to offer driverless rides in the future and get a cut from those fares. the uber option will first debut in austin and atlanta after unveiling its own futuristic line. tesla's expected to join the robotaxi market in the next few years and under testing right now in san francisco, an amazon offering called zoox a more spacious ride-hail vehicle with no steering wheel or controls. the company aims to begin offering service later this year. well, more driverless vehicles are on the roadways now. no one expects a fully autonomous rideshare future anytime soon. waymo tells news nation that the looping issue experienced in arizona that has already been fixed with a software update. >> and that rider was only delayed. >> by about 5 minutes. back to you.

>> all right. well, still ahead, a shout out to san francisco during the golden globes. what? i had to say during her acceptance speech. >> news nation tonight, carville for all to opposing views go head-to-head on president-elect donald trump's possible january 6 pardons tonight on cuomo starting at 8, 7, central. >> selena's death stunned the world and now almost 30 years later, the international source killer might be secondary lead and told us really need to who led to

>> point reyes is celebrating its first elephant seal pup of

the season point reyes, national sea. sure sharing this photo of the puppet there in the born and rapes beach in late december. the pup will nurse for about a month of them learn to swim in the shallow waters. drakes beach will be closed through the breeding season. >> francisco native ali wong won best stand-up comedian on television for her netflix special ali wong, single lady that makes her the first female comedian to win in that category. in her acceptance speech, she took time to thank or san francisco roots and the cities punchline comedy club. says she wouldn't be where she is. if she hadn't practiced her craft as a stand-up comedian. >> oakland staple horn bbq making its way up interstate 80 to the sacramento area at the latest location is set to arrive in elk grove just south of the state's capital in february. the eatery also recently opened a location in

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>> now at 5, san mateo county's embattled sheriff files a complaint against the county as she continues to >> pretty alarming allegations. >> but first, oakland councilmember kevin jenkins will leave the city is interim mayor. however, there's a familiar face that might be throwing her hat in the ring for the position as well.