leadership might affect the ongoing federal investigation. and the nation prepares to say goodbye to former president jimmy carter as he begins his final journey to washington. >> and thanks for joining us on a windy tuesday daria and i'm james. yeah, wendy's, the word we've got, john, he's been talking about that all morning was clear up there. that's for definitely a change from yesterday and so many ways. first of all, we don't have a need fog this morning in seconds. we've got that offshore wind that is just pushing very quickly, right through the bay area. we're sitting right now. you can see at the embarcadero. it's a little bit calmer than it was moments ago, but definitely still breezy. we are going to be seeing the sunshine, but also this wind all day long and gusts as high as 50 miles per hour. temperatures right now already on the cusp of 60's. if not already, there. hayward and oakland hanging out in the low 60's. currently

san francisco at 58 as sitting at 62 degrees right now as we do move into the afternoon, expect daytime highs solidly in the 60's getting close to 70 for a few spots rain. all right, john, thanks for that. those high winds really slows down today, but now in the 9 o'clock hour, seen a lot of progress. >> 13 minutes making your way. no more trash building at the toll plaza. there. richmond center fell bridge about 8 mile the senate sits at about 15 the golden gate bridge a 40 minute pretty busy long one-on-one in the north bay darya. james, back to you. thank you. 9 o'clock right now. and let's take a look at what's going on with the casket of former president jimmy carter who died at the age of 100. the oldest president in the united states who died on december. 29. yeah, you're looking at live pictures here from dobbins air reserve base in georgia just outside atlanta, where? >> in our last hour we followed live as the casket of the former president was taken from the carter center in atlanta to the airfield where at any moment now it's

expected to be loaded onto an aircraft that transported to washington, d.c., where then thousands are expected to pay their respects as the nation says good-bye to its 39th president. our washington, d.c., correspondent trevor shirley has more. president carter's remains will arrive here in washington later this morning. >> ahead of thursday's funeral at the national cathedral. former president jimmy carter will leave his home state of georgia this morning heading to the nation's capital one last time president carter's remains will be here, but it will be years war. a line state for visitors can see the president's remains are expected to be seen by thousands of visitors between today and thursday. when you leave the capitol headed for the national cathedral, think about servant leadership which on track that i learned in the army. president carter and bodies that in so many ways before the former president's remains arrived at the capitol today, his motorcade will pause at the u.s. naval memorial in honor of his navy service. afterwards. a

ceremony will welcome him into the capitol. where is family will then be given private time with his remains before doors opened to the public. then if they're a very sad moment, but also moment for inspiration, public viewing to see president carter's casket inside the capitol rotunda opens this evening reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> its 902. and the man convicted of kidnapping and assaulting denise huskins. and now faces new kidnapping charges. >> in san ramon, let's get the latest crop was will tran live for us out front of the contra costa county district attorney's office will. >> matthew mueller is already serving a 40 year sentence for sexually assaulting denise huskins and kidnapping her back in 2015. now he faces possibly even more time for crimes that he actually confessed to prosecutors that contra costa county district attorney's office. they actually kept talking to him and they filed charges yesterday for an alleged

kidnap for ransom case that also allegedly took place in 2015 the same year that happened to denise huskins. now he first burst onto the scene 10 years ago in a case that was so spectacular that so many people did not believe it, including the vallejo police department at that time huskins and her boyfriend living in vallejo. now they claim that huskins was kidnapped in a ledge kidnap for ransom case. nobody believed it, including the police department. it turns out, according to prosecutors and in fact, he was convicted that mueller actually took her first to his cabin in south lake tahoe, sexually assaulted her, took it to orange county where he ultimately released or now in this particular case, he was talking to authorities and they believe they have enough reason to obviously file charges against him. not only contra costa but also he faces problems in

santa clara county as well for assault. we do know that there will be a news conference a little bit later today and of all people who will be there, it will be denise huskins. she will make remarks about the latest problems with matthew mueller the problems that he faces with contra costa county. just to give you a little bit more texture on matthew mueller. he was a former marine. he was a former attorney and a harvard graduate. thanks a well, >> police in antioch are investigating 2 separate shootings. they happened on monday. one man was killed and then another person is in critical condition. shooting was a there was one monday morning around 10:00am off of rockford drive. and that's when police found a 26 year-old man who'd been shot multiple times and ended up dying at the hospital earlier in the morning, there was another shooting where a victim was robbed at gentry town park at midnight and that

victim is in critical condition. >> 905, is the time it happening today. a change in leadership is coming to the antioch police department sent in. our city. leaders will appoint a new acting police chief following a corruption scandal. kron four's philippe djegal has more. >> 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 discriminadion investigation launched by the doj back in 2022. different. a 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 front of duck tale. 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. there's not going to be a federal monitor. the problem is this case and not in case was not in court. >> and because not in court is overall controlled by federal judge prevent 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. >> 908, is the time elsewhere in the east bay, oakland leaders have appointed councilmember kevin jenkins to take over the position of mayor temporarily. this all ahead of that special election in april to decide who will fill that job on a more permanent basis. and actually learning this morning. the former congresswoman barbara lee could be in the running on monday. and she lee apparently

filed campaign finance paperwork with the secretary of state's office, which signals a possible run for mayor in the spring. she's among 13 people who have registered with the secretary of state's office so far. the former congresswoman will confirm whether she intends to run in the coming days. so we'll wait for that. we know that lee served in congress for 26 years. her turn ended just last week. some, though, are questioning her age. barbara lee should expect to answer the question. >> why are you doing this at age? 78? do you have the strength, the stamina and the commitment. >> and jenkins is oakland's 3rd mayor. in less than a month. he actually takes the reins from nikki fortunato bas who was just elected to the alameda county board of supervisors. bass has been the interim mayor since december 17th following the recall of mayor sheng thao. >> and there are some major changes at monday's oakland city council meeting 3 new city council members have now been sworn in and former council member rebecca kaplan

is now filling the seat of nikki fortunato bas who is now on the alameda county board of supervisors. the new members of the council talked about their goal of moving the city forward. >> this is an all-hands-on-deck moment for oakland. then we rise and fall on the strength of our ability to work together. 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 you. >> up next is a special election to fill the seat left open by fortune out of ash as well as the special mayoral election. that's happening all be sworn in and we'll have special coverage of his inauguration beginning at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning.

>> in 9.10, is the time. want to give you another live look outside of atlanta, georgia this morning at dobbins air reserve base where the hearse carrying the casket of former president jimmy carter. now coming onto the tarmac here and approaching the aircraft, which will then carry him to washington, d.c., where there are days worth of ceremonies and celebrations in honor of the former president before his official national funeral set for thursday morning. again, this in georgia were expecting the former president to be taken aboard that plane here in just a few minutes. we'll have to take a quick break, though. we'll come back in provide more coverage of this throughout the morning. so 9.11 is the time ahead. we've got. >> short-term rental property owners. and we're in now having a few months left to apply for a new license. this comes as the county approved some new regulations and walk you through that. plus, a woman is now facing charges for shooting 2 people inside a supportive housing complex. one of those residents is speaking out this morning. we'll have the full story.

>> 9.13, right now. and as you can see, former president jimmy carter's casket is being transported now from atlanta, georgia, to washington, d.c., can see wind is gusting there. the flags are blowing. flags are at half-staff around the nation for the president who died at the age of 100 on december 29th. that's all part of the departure ceremonies here at. >> dobbins air reserve base in georgia in about a half hour at 9.45. is when the schedule says that the plane carrying the casket will to park

reserve base. that flight being special air mission. 39 bound for joint base andrews there in maryland just outside of washington. and it's not expected to arrive there until about 11, 15 or so our time. so it'll be in the air for a couple of hours, 9.14. and we want to get a look at our weather this tuesday morning. it's gusty wind. >> wind out there. >> a change other than the fact that the sun's back it was so foggy yesterday fog or clouds for that matter. this morning. happening bay looking absolutely gorgeous. windsor offshore. so pushing towards the coastline. this is a dry, offshore wind. it will warm temperatures up towards the coast. it also ups fire danger for southern california where they haven't seen all that winter precipitation that we've had up here in the northern part of the state. we are going to be seeing winds peaking as high as 50 miles per hour at times today, especially on mountaintops and out along the coastline. 2 of our very breezy us to spots.

and we do have these high wind advisories in effect all day long today into tomorrow. now, as far as today's temperatures go take a look at the oity getting well into the mid 60's and san francisco as well as out along the coastline this afternoon. pacific at 65 degrees today, we will be seeing temperatures comparable elsewhere are very warmest spots. the south bay and parts of the north bay getting close to 70 in a few areas. san jose and santa clara at 68 for the highs this afternoon. low to mid 60's for most of the east bay oakland at 66. wow. walnut creek at 65 today. temperatures in the north bay very warm to santa rosa nevado at 67 tomorrow. comparable to today. we are in a holding pattern of this dry weather likely well into the middle of the month. nothing coming through to disrupt this tri 10 trend until 17th or 18th. >> a pretty busy down south.

they want to want about 50 minutes as you're traveling from 85 up to menlo park. but your bridges look great. they bridge look at smooth sailing. 12 minute ride. still a gusty day. so certainly high profile vehicles at slow down richards overfill bridge about 8 track and on our 8.80, over the east bay about 42 minutes. >> last time we checked in 50 so the only improved by about 10 minutes. there reasons back to you. >> all right. time now to talk winners and losers on wall street, rod black. joining us this morning where we're talking markets and robbed. before we get to the headlines, how are the markets looking for you this morning? >> not being are starting the year off a volatile one day up one day down. i expect the year to be the kind of like that until get some better understanding of what president trump do with tariffs, tax cuts that likely coming will help, but the tariffs could possibly hurt. so it's little bouncy. is was yours today after hitting record highs yesterday, they did a big presentation at c e s consumer electronics show in vegas. it went well. maybe not

while an officer alias and the 10 year treasury sits at 4.6, 9%. so me i like having my cash, get that 4 and a half percent in a money market fund when inflation's at 3%. so some big dollars or sit on the sidelines waiting for rates to drop and the small dollars might be going to mcdonald's as it turns out, they're going to >> try and help out. people are trying to stretch the buck a little bit in the new year. to and we love our john mcdonnell r fast food. donald's. they're going to value big time this year. there's a $5 meal which you're probably familiar with. it will be like a big mac fries and soda. there's also going to be at by one at regular price. get 1, $4, maybe buy big mac for 5 or $6 and get the second one for dollar. plus, there's an abuse out promotions to try to let the different franchisees in different states with structures had to survive and thrive. because these are big moneymakers. they just get volumes. come back. all right,

so, rob, let me just jump in real quick and we'll get back to our discussion a second. just want to point out for folks that have been following that the casket of former president jimmy carter now making its way onto the aircraft that will transporting it to washington, d.c., again for those national ceremonies and ultimately the funeral on thursday. we just noticed that they were moving his casket from the hearse to the plane. so we will wanted to update everybody on the latest with that. all right. let's get back to rob now winners and losers on wall street. before we get to our big headliner main headline. robert, let me ask you about the the latest with barnes and noble because i'm hearing they're going to start opening up new stores again. >> we just had a fun day out with the kids go to barnes and nobles with their gift cards. so i'm kind of glad the booksellers coming back. strong. >> yeah, with my kids. ready like your kids my kids are you to but barnes noble year they almost went into bankruptcy. they're owned by private equity right now. they have

600 stores at their height in their hated at about 750 to getting kind of close to those numbers. and it tells american still a lot of hard cover books. i like it. i think it's a good story. i it's good trend and could support barnes noble. i can and i do. i personally worry about too big books a week try to always tough prove myself. there you go. >> and speaking like i said, had gift cards with the kids over the holidays. we went and spent that money. but online guess was big over the holiday season. kind of interesting i had something to do with that. >> yeah. like spending was up about 8.7%. according to deep discount box ai box. not on the store websites, but like i asked chatgpt what's a good gift to get my spouse. he came out the good list of 10 for that kind of interaction helps me save time and try to get what she might want. 241 billion dollars spent online between november first in december 31st. over 1 trillion visits to web

sites. that's just a stunning number to me. there's over 100 million unique items sold electronics of the biggest discounts 30% toys down 28% on friday discounts tv's down 24% peril down. 23% hopefully you got something on sale. now. wal-mart target macy's. they're gonna have a pretty good february when they report their christmas numbers because overall retail sales look like they're up about 3.8%. we have jobs. i expect that unemployment creep higher this year. but when we have jobs, we spend money that helps economy that help stock market. interesting. okay. and then finally, let me get your take on this story that we had in the show earlier this morning. >> meta saying it's going to remove its fact checking third-party fact checking on its various properties in favor of just letting the user's police themselves. what do you think that's going to do? and the user's placing themselves? called community notes and twitter. >> terribly successful or acts. zuckerberg saying this

is going to restore free speech as a father. i'm a little bit alarmed because they're going to remove restrictions on immigrants and remove restrictions on gender bait. seeing the trump called facebook any of the people back in march. it kind of tells you that he's trying to it's up to the president gave million dollars to his. i not go calm pain. try to get on good terms before the department of justice comes looking for meta. and tristan are. >> we'll see how all shakes out. rob, thank you as always. we're gonna chat with rob again tomorrow. so let him know. now you've got his contact information there. what topics or companies you want chat about. rob, we appreciate your time. we'll

>> its 09:24am, president biden and first lady traveled to new orleans, as you can see here to grieve with the families of the 14 victims of the truck attack on new year's day in new orleans. the president first lady visited the historic french quarter and they attended a public prayer service and a meeting with the families and local officials there. louisiana's governor declared a statewide period of mourning as well. honoring those 14 people who lost their lives and were killed on that day. public safety in new orleans is a top concern as mardi gras is beginning. those see the mardi gras season begins and the super bowl the city is hosting is drawing near. so a lot going on and security is high. >> to the north bay now where more than 60 janitorial and custodial workers are scheduled to lose their jobs next month as the california medical facility in vacaville.

that facility is a male only prison and it's at the forefront of a labor dispute. so the facility was established to meet the medical needs of incarcerated males in state prison. the labor union representing the workers argues that that facility is in violation of state law because they were subcontracted through a company and not higher directly as state employees back in august, the state personnel board ordered the california correctional health care services to work this out with the labor union. however, those workers and their contract. well, they were terminated early by the state personnel board. we've reached out to the labor union and the california medical facility for comment. we'll let you know when we hear back. >> time now 9.26. and the sonoma county sheriff's office has arrested a after leading deputies on a high-speed chase. as you can see here, this happened sunday around highway 101 in college avenue. the deputy trped to pull over the motorcycle rider. chris was no license plate on the bike. they sped off those

debts exceeding speeds of 100 miles an hour. and then the office use their helicopter. the track down the bike and eventually pulled over the cycle in a parking lot at redwood highway and authorities arrested the motorcycle rider. its 9.26. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> if you've been to the grocery store lately, you know that eggs are hard to come by and they cost

>> 9.29. right now we're checking out the weather. it's way clearer today. crystal. clear that because when yeah

never traded it for the wind. john, good morning. yep. the wind has backed the fog is whole one 80 from yesterday for sure. it is very windy out there to these offshore winds can up. fire danger won't necessarily for us, but they will for southern california. neighbors. >> we're looking outside here at mount tam one of our windier spots. in fact, about blows already achieved a 50 mile per hour. wind gusts these offshore winds will continue all day long today and really continue on into tomorrow as well. now, the thing here is, are we going to stay dry for a while? and the answer is absolutely yes. this high-pressure ridge, which has been on the west coast for a while now is going to contribute to a dry rest of the week and warmth today with highs rising well into the 60's reyna. it looks like you're mike. my. yeah. >> it that's for sure. which is nice. yeah. traffic looks nice and light there and we'll continue to follow for any hot spots throughout the morning.

in the meantime, we want to cover what's going on in atlanta, georgia, where, as you can see, the plane has been readied with former president jimmy carter on board making his final trip to washington, d.c., now. this is that presidential 7.47, which if the active president is on board is called air force one. but because >> it's flying a special service with the former president. this particular flight has been given the designation of special air mission. 39 in honor of the 39th president of the united states, jimmy carter, the special ceremonies in washington, d.c., at the capitol rotunda and then people be able to pay their respects. our dc correspondent reshad hudson is there. ahead of carter state funeral on thursday. the public will have 2 days to pay their respects to the former president. >> in washington, d.c., a place he called home for 4 years during his presidency. >> the son of plains, georgia, former president jimmy carter will make his final journey to

washington, d.c., it's great for him to be able to be here. kansas congressman ron estes has a personal connection to carter wife susan. >> her grandmother was cousin for lillian carter. was pre3ident carter's mother over the weekend services for the former president were held at the carter center. >> the police, he and his wife, rosalynn, built together. >> late president will lie in state in the capitol rotunda on tuesday and wednesday. >> and thursday, all 5 living u.s. presidents are expected to attend his state funeral at the national cathedral. and then if they're a very sad moment, but also moment for inspiration, colorado congressman jason crow says carter inspired his own service to country president carter as an inspiration to me. and think about servant leadership, which on track that i learned in the army, president carter and bodies that in so many ways. and later today, they'll be a private arrival ceremony at the capitol with members of the carter family.

>> and lawmakers reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> well, the city of alameda in the east bay now dealing with a series of break-ins and robberies last week, local restaurant 3.60, degree gourmet prieto's was burglarized. its owner says the thieves broke a window stole the cash register with thousands of dollars in it and took off with ipads that are used to ring up customers. he says this time. this is the first time this has happened in 35 years of business in alameda. >> safe here. money was israelis are, but ice is staying in. to my son. these idea maybe because too close to it, the way of i don't know exactly why. >> multiple other stores in alameda have been hit in the same plaza, for instance, lucky california was looted. and the popular beauty store all to was broken into as

well. the front door of the cannabis store stu's. the alameda was vandalized, though nothing was stolen. alameda police say they do have some leads in these multiple break-ins and they're investigating if they're connected, will keep you updated as they make progress. meanwhile, developing news today. we now know the charges at an oakland man suspected of killing his wife on 5.80, will be facing. it was in february of 2023 that police found lucky for mccowan dead from a gunshot wound. the chp pretty quickly identified her husband, nathaniel mccown is the primary suspect. and now 2 years into the investigation, the alameda county da has filed felony charges, including one count of murder. one count of corporal injury to a relationship partner and one count of possession of a firearm by felon with priors. mcallen faces up to 56 years to life in prison. if convicted. his arraignment is scheduled for this thursday. >> time now is 9.34 and oakland firefighters are speaking out against the temporary closure of some fire stations to see closed stations. 25 28 yesterday as

way to deal with 129 million dollar budget deficit. the firefighters don't like it. they gathered on the steps of city hall demanding the city reverse that decision. the city closed stations. 25 to 28 saying they tend to be less busy during the winter and spring and they estimate that during the six-month closure, they'll save about 5 million dollars. but firefighters say, though, they may save that and money, they will lose time in getting to people. and that is a risk to life. >> 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 leaving trash its wake. >> the firefighters want the city and alameda county to also complete the sale of the coliseum. and restore service is because the city was counting on the sale. the

coliseum to fill the budget gap. other developing news that we're following lures for embattled san mateo county sheriff christina corpus filed a claim against the county arguing that corpus is the victim of discrimination, harassment and defamation rather than the perpetrator. corpus is currently accused of racism, homophobia and many other things. her lawyer, though, says the investigation into the allegations is missing key evidence and it was done for illegal reasons. >> the typical practices you interview all of your witnesses under oath in the tape recorder. videotape them or both. in this case, only one witness was videotaped tape, rather. and that's because he insisted on it. >> the sheriff was scheduled to give a press conference yesterday, but that was canceled. her lawyer says that's because the new information was discovered over the weekend. that needs to be sorted out. mateo county

board has placed an amendment on the march ballot asking voters to give that board the power to remove the sheriff from office. >> well, another big story that we're following this morning. a woman snap and charged with attempted murder in connection with the san francisco shooting last week. that hurt 2 people. >> and one of them is a social worker in critical condition right now. kron 4 sarah stinson talked with her mother. >> i spoke with daniel drake's mom on the phone as her daughter fights for her life to me says she's calling on her daughter's employer to have more security on site for social workers. i also spoke with a woman who lives at the building where this shooting happened. she couldn't believe what unfolded. >> my god. all shot by the same person. >> christie abrams in shock learning the details of a shooting that happened inside her building at mercy housing that injured 2 people. it

happened last thursday morning around 10 at the supportive housing building on bryant street across from the hall of justice. the complex is home to people who are formally unsheltered, according to the san francisco district attorneys office. 49 year-old monique davis punch someone multiple times inside the elevator. prosecutors say davis then grabbed a pistol from her room when down to the lobby and opened fire. a social worker was shot in the face. another person was shot in the arm. police arrested davis about a mile away mercy housing partners with a fist couple community service is the executive director beth stokes released a statement saying in part our thoughts and prayers go out to the ecs and mercy staff who were grievously injured by this senseless act of violence. ecs will do everything in our power to support the victims, their families, our staff and our residents. as we navigate these challenging circumstances. stokes also says their top priority is the safety and well-being of

residents and staff abram says mercy housing put out a notice to residents. center. >> paper around about it. but all did referred to it as incident without seeing water was. i didn't know where it happened. you know, i haven't felt unsafe here. >> but abrams says this shooting has rattled others. there's people here saying they're going leave the building. >> davis was in court monday afternoon facing several charges. the district attorneys office says she committed this crime while out on bail for another. so the da moved to have her behind bars pending trial due to the public safety risk she poses. i'm sarah stinson reporting. back to you. all right. thank you, sara. 9.39. the time the ongoing bird flu crisis has turned deadly in some parts of the u.s. health officials in louisiana confirming the first human death from the virus. >> happened on monday. none reported here in the bay area. but we are dealing with. and make sure to judge as a result of the bird flu at this lion

market in west san jose eggs were available but for $10, a dozen and then $22 for 2 dozen. if you want to buy in bulk. shortage is also impacting local businesses like bakeries at bakery and cafe. they've had to raise their prices for their pastries, but they say they have no choice if they want to keep buying eggs. >> yeah, my my my boss who live one who on doing that no matter what, even those expensive be no choice. this is a vive a price too high. >> the usda says that demand and prices for eggs is continuing to grow because of the rise and bird flu. they also say in twenty-twenty for just under 40 million eggs are angling hands were lost. and that's having ripple effects. now, i was making french toast. i had to buy the eggs $14 for a dozen. i had no choice. >> oh, my gosh. and you have no choice. can't go to this. famed taco bell cantina in pacifica. it's closed.

>> just temporarily. but we don't know for how long. we just know that on sunday they posted this on facebook and then there was a sign posted outside the door saying that the restaurant was closed, closed for remodel. we'll keep our eye out because this is a really famous, amazing place to watch the surfers weather there. humans or dogs. they have all the championships right there. it's located right at the civic, a state beach and it was dubbed the coolest taco bell location in the world by business insider. we will continue to keep you posted. keep our eye out that yes, they serve alcohol at that. talk about cantina 9.40. is the time right now. short term rental property owners in marin county now have 6 months to apply for a new license that you need to get. because last year, the moraine county supervisors approve new regular regulations capping the number of short-term rentals to 1200 for properties in unincorporated areas of marin county and these licenses are limited to one per operator. and then once you get a license, you have to

renew it every 2 years. >> 9.41 is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> well, for the first time in 2 years, we have a budget proposal that doesn't show with that. that's it. we're going to hear what the going to hear what the grvernor when migraine strikes... do you question the tradeoffs of treating? ubrelvy is another option. it works fast, and most have migraine pain relief within two hours. you can treat it anytime, anywhere. tell your doctor all medicines you take. don't take... ...with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors.

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>> in the full out there today with nothing but that sun across the bay area, if it wasn't for the wind today would have been like almost too perfect. but of course, it is an offshore wind pushing in towards the coastline. >> one of the reasons that we

are seeing such crystal clear conditions and also one of the reason southern california does have some fire danger because of that santa ana dry wind down south us up north. we've already seen the winter rain. so that's not as much of a concern. 20 to even 50 mile per hour peak gust today. so definitely a blustery one from the coast to the mountains. watch out for those winds not just today, but also tomorrow with high wind advisories in effect through tomorrow morning. now, temperature wise, this is the point of the really nice things to look at. take a look at these daytime highs, mid 60's in sf as well as at the coast. some of us, especially in the south bay today, we'll be nearing the 70 degree mark on january. 7th, way warmer than average san jose and santa clara at 67 today, east bay, daytime highs low to mid 60's, even a few upper 60's in there. while that creek, you'll be at 65 for your high today. while sonoma at 64 santa rosa at 67 this afternoon. looking ahead

to tomorrow's temperatures similar to today's really we're going to stay steady in this forecast. not a lot coming through to interrupt this dry trend just yet reyna. >> he says out there in our 9 o'clock hour to see lot more green than red, especially across the east bay, 8, 18, 6.80, not seeing major delays there. they read right now about 13 minutes. still got those high winds. so i was certainly still drawn with a little extra caution. >> well, was a rough eldridge. puts you in 8 minute ride the south. they want to one. 85 in menlo park is around 50 minutes. 2, 80 82 still your best bet at this time rocking out towards the maze. 18 minutes you start to slow down. once you reach berkeley county. james, back to you. thanks a lot, ryan. it's 9. 46 1 person was arrested for evading chp officers in oakland and they were driving this stolen uhaul. this happened on december 3rd officers located that the box truck had been stolen and that's when they attempted to pull the driver over. but the

driver sped off went through east oakland on 8.80, and ultimately veered off the road and landed in this canal. the driver tried to make a run for it, but police arrested them and booked him into jail. >> all right. let's go live to just outside of atlanta, georgia, where here at dobbins air reserve base. we have special air mission. 39 taking to the sky now. that is the presidential aircraft carrying the casket and remains of former president jimmy carter. the 39th president of the united states, hence the name of this special mission that play now bound for joint base andrews just outside of washington, d.c., expected to land at about 11, 15 this morning. so will be an hour and a half flight and once carter's remains arrive, then there will be a procession and a number of ceremonies beiween now and his official national funeral on thursday. it's going to be lying in state at the capitol rotunda thousands of people. >> are expected between now and then the funeral thursday

to pay their respects to the president who was 100 years old. the oldest president ever live in the united states and the receiver of the nobel peace prize for his great humanitarian work. at the state capitol. now for the first time in 2 years in california, governor newsom is proposing a state budget without a deficit. he's proposed 322 billion dollar budget includes more than 100 billion dollars for public schools. more money for law enforcement and money to combat retail theft and other crimes. he is promising significant funding as well to solve housing problems. >> 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. >> the budget is mostly a place holder, though, as california is waiting to see if incoming president trump is going to follow through on threats to revoke billions of

dollars in federal money, much-needed detailed budget presentation is going to happen this friday. well, california attorney general rob bonta is continuing his effort to inform immigrant students and their families and educators about their rights here in the golden state. >> now, this comes amid concern over incoming trump trump administration's threats to conduct mass deportations. officials say botta has issued 2 sets of guidance. the first advises immigrant students and their families of their educational rights, which include the right to a free public education, regardless of immigration status and the right to keep personal information, confidential. the second offers guidance to help school officials comply with state law limiting state and local participation in immigration enforcement activities. >> we know that all of this can be complex. it can be daunting to commute him in a ting, which is why we're hosting. these can be things too. the mystify to help

understand to provide clarity, openness. >> well, this is one of 5 meetings that bonta is going to be holding to keep immigrants informed and help schools reform their policies. well, new this morning there are reports the forty-niners have fired special-teams coordinator brian schneider. the team hasn't officially announced it yet, but that is expected here in the near future mistakes on special teams during crucial game winning moments really dogged the team all season long. they fell for fake punts. they allowed turnovers as they allowed blocked, kicks. speaking of kicking kicker, jake moody was inconsistent to say the least this season, especially after suffering a high ankle sprain schneider ending his 3rd season with the forty-niners. now after his special teams unit finished near the bottom of the league. the forty-niners finished 6.11 on the scene. it was a bad set and then nail in the coffin. was that last game? and now the players went cleaned out their lockers and >> that's it for this year. and wilson has highlights.

>> we've stepped into the new year and in some ways a new feeling around here at levi' as the niners have not missed the playoffs since back in 2020 as they find themselves back in same position here in the 2024 season, many of the guys came in to clean out their lockers and say goodbye, some of them possibly for the last time. we also spoke to a few guys. they tell us what they plan to do in the off-season and how they plan to prepare for next season. average like it too much because we played yesterday, but >> i will say that i'm pretty sure we had like i have no idea the numbers, but i we had 20 turnovers and then didn't get any turnovers. so turn of the ball over that much and you're not scored in the red zone are not getting turnovers tournament football when you have a lot of success for a couple years in a row and thon you kind you get humbled quickly. it's it's a good reminder of what it takes to to be good in this league. >> not that we needed a reminder, i'm just excited for the offseason to get everybody a little bit of get healthy again and come back. ready to

go with note for you in front of why, you know, you got to take some time we so fundamental and then no, they do. you just get back to >> as you can hear in many of their voices, disappointment is echoed around the locker room. all of them pointing towards next season as they get to take some time off wrist, recover and reflect on this season, trying to find out what they did wrong this season to keep that from happening again next season. aaron wilson at levi's, it's 9.51. coming up in the next hour. that awful morning news. massive layoffs may be on the horizon for a bay area prison that will have a labor dispute at hand. and what is next? >> for that person? and ali,

they sandwich shop is opening another location and the south bay mendocino farms. >> is opening a 4th location in san jose, as you can see here from their menu, they have a bunch of sandwiches and salads and they're going to be in the westgate center between saratoga in hamilton, avenues the new shop opens monday at 11:00am. >> well, oakland staple horn bbq is making its way up. interstate 80, all the way is the sacramento area. they've got a new location now set to arrive in elk grove, which is just south of the state capitol. there that opened up in february. the eatery also recently opened up a location in lafayette and they maintain one oakland to in the downtown area. so if you're jonesing for some good barbecue, fairly or barbecues top notch and they're expanding apparently not not yet new laws are becoming lafayette, though.

very good. there's somewhere for everyone is 55 right now. we've got lots coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. >> the notorious convicted kidnapper and the label of american nightmare case is facing new charges in in other local kidnapping. we're live with the details. plus, a rough start to the year for east bay city and alameda. they've had multiple break-ins and robberies. we're going hear from small business owners he'll know what to do now. and a former congresswoman barbara could be running for oakland's next mayor live see how some people say they are not so convinced that she's up for the job.

>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, the notorious american nightmare. kidnapper in vallejo is facing new charges in another local kidnapping for live with the details. plus, big changes coming to the antioch police department. a bit of racist text message scandal. how some leadership might affect the ongoing federal investigation. and the nation prepares to say goodbye to former president jimmy carter as he is now on his way back to washington. >> morning and thanks for waking up with us. the gang's all here on a tuesday. it is windy but not and we are following live activities around the nation. is jimmy

carter heads back to and we'll be talking about than just a moment. all on that, john, all morning long has been on the wind that we've been seeing out there. i know it's what a change from at the dry offshore wind is going to be nice for temperatures but not nice for your here. the longest rapid down. we're looking out there at this view at the flags there at the embarcadero, which hey, are pressing as much and that wind is earlier. but it is still going to be a consistently windy day ahead of us. well through the afternoon and eventually evening tonight. >> we've already seen wind gusts topping out around 50 miles per hour. as you can see well into tomorrow, this will remain the same. this dry offshore wind is definitely doing a lot for temperatures. there's no fog evident. most of us are in the 50's or 60's. a couple exceptions in the north bay. definitely a mild start to this day and a crystal clear one daytime highs for most of us rising well into the mid to even upper 60's. back to you.