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.

>> has been an emotional and ceremonial public good-bye to the 39th president jimmy carter. we brought these moments to live this morning as his casket was taken from the carter center there in atlanta, georgia, to a nearby air reserve base where at this very moment he is on special aircraft, taking him to washington, d.c., he will lie in state there in the capitol rotunda and reyna harvey is following what happens next. and everybody's remembering his life and legacy. today, president carter's remains will arrive in washington where he's in a line state beneath the capitol rotunda ahead of thursday's funeral. the president's remains are expected to be seen 5,000 visitors between today and thursday when he's going to part the capital headed for the national cathedral before the former president's remains

private time with his remains before doors open to the public. think about servant leadership which on track that i learned in the army. president carter and bodies that in so many ways in then if they're a very sad moment. but also moment for inspiration. >> the public will then be allowed to view the former president's casket starting tonight at 7 o'clock eastern time. i'll send it back to bill to the desk. all right. thank you, anna. >> 10. 0, one is the time right now in the man convicted of kidnapping and assaulting denise huskins in vallejo is now facing new kidnapping charges in san ramon. for the latest on this story, let's go to kron. four's will tran. he's standing by live at the contra costa county district. attorneys office will. >> what the district attorney's office and the reason why we are here, they actually filed charges against matthew mueller yesterday after and law enforcement officers continue talking to him while he is in prison

serving a 40 year sentence for sexually assaulting and kidnapping. denise huskins. and he was the one who allegedly confessed to them what he allegedly did 10 years ago in unincorporated san ramon in alleged kidnap for ransom case. the same case about denise huskins, who, by the way, guys, she will have a news conference at noon today which we will cover now. denise huskins back in 2015, she and her for a friend were living in vallejo at the time she was kidnapped, taken to lake tahoe where she was sexually assaulted. then driven down the southern california. then there was a ransom saying that unless you pay it, we won't really it was so spectacular that nobody believed it, including the vallejo police department. i actually covered the case. it turns out everything she said was true and of late hope police department to actually were sued by huskins and her boyfriend. as far as matthew

mueller. 47 years old. he is serving his sentence and he faces additional charges not just from contra costa county, but recently from santa clara county as well for alleged assaults so he could get more time on top of the 40 year sentence that he got for denise huskins. again, she is scheduled to speak in about an hour and 45 minutes from now. and we will cover that. and she's going to talk about what's going on with the latest allegations against him this time out of contra costa county. all right. thanks a lot for the update. well. >> okay. so in the east bay elsewhere, we've got the usual quiet city of alameda now dealing with a series of break-ins and robberies kron four's. lindsey ford has more on what's happening there. >> i'm standing in the marina village parkway plaza in front of the 3.60, gore mabry toes, which was vandalized and burglarized last week. additionally in the same

plaza, a lucky california was also looted. >> growing. if everywhere. more the fitting cities. a new surprise. happy get an >> javier benitez owner of 3.60, degrees. core mabry toes is still reeling from the break-in last week, burglars smashed the window of the store at the marina village parkway center and took a register that had $1000 inside. >> maybe 50%, since scott that this is going to cost. have much money here. >> additionally, stuart payment processing i pads wrist stolen and security cameras were destroyed. he now has use this older system to ring up customers. benitez says this was his first time getting targeted in all. 35 years of being in business. now we see more and more especially these sending multiple other stores in alameda have been hit lucky, california in the same plaza as 3.60, gourmet burritos was

looted twice. also popular beauty stores ulta and sally's beauty was broken into and the front door of sta izzy's alameda cannabis store was vandalized but nothing stolen. we are going to hold those who have >> committed crimes in our city accountable. and i'm looking forward to some follow-up on the story. >> and let me to police chief joshi says these recent crimes are suspected to be linked. we have some leads. we have. >> we're putting a case together and i'm confident that there will be resolution to the these events. >> alameda police tell me that they are looking at transit patterns to solve these specific crimes and additionally through license plate reader technology at the exit and entry ways into the city. additionally, business owners are also helping to solve these cases by sharing their security footage in alameda, lindsey ford kron. 4 news.

>> and richmond, police are urging you to be extra careful if you're there. they've seen around the city an uptick in robberies and they have some advice. they've seen 30 robberies since december first. so they're saying when you are out be aware of your surroundings, avoid being distracted, like, for example, having you know your phones in an hour talking to somebody and not paying attention to what's around you. trust your instincts of is something feels wrong or if you see something suspicious, it may be so reported. keep your valuables out of sight and travel with a group if possible. police in antioch are investigating 2 shootings that happened on monday. one was deadly. the officers responded to a shooting around 10 in the morning on monday yesterday off of rockford drive. and that's where they found a 26 year old man who had been shot multiple times. he ended up dying at the hospital and then earlier that morning there was another shooting and that case the victim was also robbed at gentry towne park around

midnight and that victim, that person is in critical condition. >> well, meanwhile, a change in leadership is coming to the antioch police department. city leaders are expected to appoint a new acting chief of police this week. that appointment comes as the city and department of justice resolve a race discrimination cases started back in 2022. that investigation resulted in nearly half of antioch police officers being put on leave for racist text messages and a larger corruption scandal. it also led to several convictions. part of this agreement is for officers to receive training on non-discriminatory policy policing, use of force and other issues. now we heard from civil rights attorneys who say this agreement is a milestone. yes, but they still have concerns. >> real concerns about different 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 whether or not the police department will

have the 42 to stick to. foggy agreement is an open question and one that even if you may have good intentions now it's a long to ultimate success. and that will diligence on their pie. >> you know, the police department acknowledges that the federal investigation revealed failures within their department, but they say they are committed to ensuring that never happens again. more developing news this morning. lawyers for embattled san mateo county sheriff christina corpus have now filed a claim against the county. they did that last month arguing that the corpus is a victim of discrimination, harassment and defamation. corpus is currently accused of racism, homophobia and a number of other things within the department. her lawyer, though, says the investigation into those allegations missed key evidence and was done for what they consider a legal 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 on monday, but then canceled it. they receive new information e - over the weekend that needed to be sorted out. san mateo county board members have placed an amendment on the upcoming march ballot, which will ask voters to give them the power to remove sheriff corpus from office. >> it's 10, 0, 9, in oakland, firefighters are speaking out against the temporary closure of some fire stations. the city close station. 25 28 yesterday to try to help deal with 129 million dollar budget deficit. the firefighters don't like that. and they gathered on city hall steps to say the city should reverse this decision stations. 25 28 are being closed. they say because they tend to be less busy during the winter and the spring and having them closer.

6 month, the city says will save about 5 million dollars. but the firefighters say that it may save money, but it's not going to save time. >> 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. >> firefighters are calling on the city and alameda county also to quickly complete the sale of the coliseum site and restore service is because the city was counting on the sale of the coliseum to fill the budget gap. >> we're going to take a break here at 10 11, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a nationwide shortage leaving bay area shelves empty. we'll tell you how consumers and businesses are responding. plus, short term rental property owners in marin county have a few months left now to apply for a new license. comes as the county approved new regulations will explain. and the woman now

facing charges for shooting 2 people inside a supportive housing complex. one of the residents is now speaking out this morning and today. what a switch up from yesterday. it's nothing but the sun out there. but definitely windy as you venture out to inside this

morning. there's your sunshine all across the bay area. that's something you're going to see a lot of in this forecast. we've officially kick that offshore wind into gear. you can see those little wind arrows pushing out towards the coast. >> and with that, we do have dry, clear skies all the way out to the coastline itself.

now for southern california, this offshore wind, your santa ana winds down there are actually resulting in some heightened fire danger, not as much of threat here in northern california because we've already had our winter rains kick into gear. and that's your fire. risk is much lower. temperatures are going to be mild. but with those winds still keep the jackets with you, we've got 30 to even 50 mile per hour gusts at times both today and into tomorrow with high wind advisories for most of the bay area for both days. now, i mentioned those temperatures being really nice and comfortable. as you can see, we're reaching mid 60's in areas like the city as well as even the coastline and solid mid 60's elsewhere, too. bruno at 66 today nearing 70 degrees for a few spots in the south bay with san jose and santa clara at 67 for your highs. east bay temperatures, not much different. hayward and oakland at 66 danville, san ramon at 63 today, while vallejo and benicia also rising into the mid 60's for your highs. look ahead

tomorrow's temps. very similar to today's. we are going to stay on the steady trend of sunshine and just enjoy double feeling weather all the way into next week. >> thank you, john time. that's 10 15. the san mateo sheriff's office has arrested a man now for an alleged attempted burglary outside the slack, national except accelerator laboratory. so sunday night deputies were called out there to report of a suspicious person on the property with bolt cutters. checked that property and spotted the suspect as he was running away toward interstate 2.80, with the help from the sheriff's canine officers. the suspect was found. it was hiding nearby and was taken into custody. well, just days after a costly break-in, uc berkeley satellite campus enrichment apparently was burglarized again. thieves apparently getting away this time with thousands of dollars worth of tools. sunday. you see police were alerted to reports of the break-ins at 4 buildings. suspects stole tools valued at about $2000.

if you have any information on who was behind this call, you see police. >> a person was arrested for evading the chp in oakland while driving this stolen uhaul. this was on december 3rd when officers started following the box truck, they attempted to pull the driver over, but the driver sped off through east oakland and then on to 8.80, and ultimately ended up veering off the road and and crashing into this can now the driver tried to make a run for it but was arrested and booked into jail. in the north bay. the sonoma county sheriff's office arrested a motorcyclist who led deputies on a high-speed chase. this happened on sunday highway 101 in college avenue is the area. a deputy tried to pull over the writer cause there was no license plate on the bike. but the motorcycle took off got to speeds of 100 miles an hour and then the office used helicopter units to track down that bicycle. that motorcycle writer to this parking lot on old redwood highway and

deputies were able to arrest the writer. >> 10, 17 is the time open leaders have a point councilmember kevin jenkins to take over the position of mayor temporarily. all of this ahead of that special election in april. that will ultimately decide who will lead the city on a more permanent basis. but we're learning this morning that former congresswoman barbara lee could be in the running on monday. she filed campaign finance paperwork with the secretary of state's office, which signals a possible run for mayor this spring. she'll be joining 13 other people who have registered with the secretary of state's office so far. the former congresswoman will confirm her campaign in the coming days. so we'll wait to hear what chance to say. we served in congress for 26 years. her term ended just last week, although some 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. >> jenkins is oakland's 3rd

mayor in less than a month. he takes the reins from nikki fortunato bas who was just elected to the alameda county board of supervisors. boston been mayor on interim basis since december 17th following the recall of mayor sheng thao. time now is 10 18 and there are some other changes at monday's oakland city council meeting 3 new. >> city council members have now been sworn in and then here they are. yesterday former council member rebecca kaplan was also pointed to fill the seat of nikki fortunato bas who is now with the alameda county board of supervisors. the new members of the council talked about their goals. >> and 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. >> the special election to fill the seat left open by fortunato bas is going to be the same as the special mayoral election which is april 15th. >> and in san francisco tomorrow, daniel lurie will be sworn in. >> as the new mayor of san francisco and we will have special live coverage of the inauguration beginning at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. so stay tuned to kron 4. >> to the north bay now where more than 60 janitorial and custodial workers are set to lose their jobs next month at the california medical facility in vacaville so that facility is a male only prison and it's at the forefront of a labor dispute. the facility was established to meet the medical needs of incarcerated males in state prison. well, a labor union representing the workers argue that the facilities in violation of state law because their workers were subcontracted through a company instead of being hired as state employees. well, back in august, the state personnel

board order the california correctional health care services to work out a solution with the labor union. however, the workers contract was terminated early by the state per and the california medical facility for comment. we'll let you know when we hear back. short-term rental property owners in marin have 6 months to apply for a new license last year. marin county supervisors approved new regulations and these new rules cap the number of short-term rentals to 1200 for properties that are in unincorporated areas of the county. the licenses are limited to one per operator and it has to be renewed by those property owners every 2 years. among other regulations as well. now anyone who's looking to continue operating the rental unit has until july 1st to submit a renewal application. >> the martinez refining company is giving residents a heads up that there could be more traffic, more noise and flaring in the coming months. the refinery is going to be doing a maintenance project

from now until early april. and so they say expect more traffic on marina vista avenue between 6 ad and shell avenue and then also pacheco boulevard and 6 ad and how road. it is 10. 21. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a closer look. >> it packs a little bit and whether or not it works for people have long covid. and the forty-niners bombarded with injuries this season and with injuries this season and we'll okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! ensure, with 27 vitamins and minerals, nutrients for immune health. and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein. (♪♪)

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mcdonald's is rolling back their diversity goals, the company now citing a u.s. supreme court ruling that outlawed affirmative action in college admissions. walmart, john deere harley davidson and others are also rolling back their diversity goals based on the same ruling. mcdonald's said, though, that they will continue to support efforts for diverse group of workers. but the the diversity team will now be referred to as their global inclusion team. >> and how there's a study from ucsf and and find some conflicting evidence about whether or not paxlovid helps people who have long covid. they took a look at patients sent how they responded to the drug different times and different doses. and their question whether or not paxlovid works, they didn't extended course of packs of it. and they think that that helps some patients with long covid. but the authors of the study say more research is needed. on the state history. the harlem globetrotters

played their first game to believe that. plus, elon musk became the world's richest person. we have news nation's markie martin with a look back. >> today is january 7th in the year, 16, 10 italian astronomer galileo made kurtz shaking discoveries for moves the ball around jupiter and that the telescope reveals many more stars that visible to the naked eye. the harlem globetrotters played their first game and hinckley, illinois. we celebrate journalist katie currents. 68th birthday was the first solo female anchor of a major network evening news program and actor producer and director nicolas cage was born on this day. 2 in 1998, former white house intern monica lewinsky signed an affidavit tonight she had affair with then president bill clinton. you are most became the world's richest person. net worth 186 billion dollars. and in 2023 republican kevin mccarthy was finally selected. speaker u.s. house of representatives after 15 rounds of voting.

>> all right, 10 26 is the time. up next on the kron. 4 morning news. violent start to 2025. details on the latest crimes a

>> 10, 20 right now we're looking at the weather. it's crystal clear and windy. it is. let's get the latest. a forecast and those winds. john, good morning to the winds are a huge change from yesterday. very strong winds out there this morning. but hey, at least we don't have any fog to get through like we did yesterday. getting a look at mount diablo. the peak amount doubles already seeing wind gusts right around 50 miles per hour. so that shows

you just how strong those winds are pushing from the inland areas out towards the coast. 0 fog at the coast today. and we're actually going to be pretty warm at the coast. half moon bay are already at 63 degrees. areas like oakland right now at 64, same in nevado petaluma at 65 already. now later on today, temperatures rising easily further into the mid 60's to upper 60's, possibly getting even close to 70 for a few spots rain. all right, john, thank you for that. we have a barn alert to tell you about. >> bart was closed for about i'd say 15 to 20 minutes at the hayward station. police there are investigating a possible stabbing that happened. but we just got word. they just reopened the hayward station. you might see some gradual delays along the orange line because it was closed for a little bit of time because of possible stabbing. now in case you wanted to know, they say they didn't have on the track, but it happened on the ground level. so they shut that down for just a little bit as they were investigating. now, we do know that barton hayward is

back open. so if you are taking bart there, you can certainly stop at that station. send it back to bill to the desk. thank you. ran a 10, 30 right now in a woman is charged with attempted murder for a san francisco shooting. that happened last week where 2 people were injured. fact, one of them a social worktr is now in critical condition. >> cropper sarah stinson actually spoke 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. while 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 attorney's 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 the incident without seeing water was. i didn't know where it happened. i 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. >> and it was another shooting happened just 3 blocks away on saturday at 6, 30 at night at 5th street at the m s c, homeless shelter. the person who was shot was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries and police ended up arresting person. a 29 year-old taylor read for that shooting 10. 33 is the time right now. and this morning, a family in the east bay is grieving because this man, a young father, was shot and killed on his way to work on new year's eve. let's take a

closer look at what happened. >> problem them. father legacy newly the little hole in their hearts. thinker. this stone death. that's a choice. it's a choice. >> and now that mother has no choice but to grieve because her son is gone and he was the father of a young family as well to children. they've started a gofundme page. if you want to help. and we'll link on kron 4 dot com. well, california. attorney general rob bonta is continuing his effort now to inform immigrant students, families and educators about their rights here in the golden state. >> and this has in coming. president trump is threatening mass deportations. officials say that bonta has issued 2 sets of guidance. the first

set advises immigrant students and their families about 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 set of guidance offers instructions 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 come meet him in aiding, which is why we're hosting. these can be things too. the mystify to help understand to provide clarity, openness. you know, this is just one of 5 meetings that battle will be holding to keep immigrants informed and help schools. >> regarding their policies. up at the state capital for the first time in 2 years. governor gavin newsom is now proposing a state budget that doesn't have a deficit. newsom's proposed 322 billion dollar deficit includes more than 100 billion dollars for public schools. it'll also

give more money to law enforcement so they can battle retail theft and other crimes. and he's also promising significant funding now to help solve the hom the program because expert fact checkers have their own biases and >> too much content was being fact checked. so instead they say they'll use a community notes program similar to what's used on the platform x ceo mark zuckerberg

acknowledged that these changes are in part sparked by donald trump's presidential election victory. >> time now 7.36 and the ongoing bird flu crisis has turned deadly in the u.s. louisiana person is the first person to die from the virus. yeah. luckily we haven't had any deaths reported here in the bay area. the most we're dealing with is the lack of eggs. thanks. store shelves have been emptied and if you can find in their expensive coverage at moment has more. >> this is a safe way in pleasant hill with no eggs insight. this is another safeway in san francisco's financial district. this one in milpitas get the picture. i've heard that it's pretty that i've heard about avian flu late rosa got his hall of shopping done at the safeway in midtown san jose. he didn't even bother going after the all that was left. were these broken once? it's not like an essential for me. so when they get expensive or hard to find, i just wish other other things. >> that are available. you better get ready to spent at

san jose's lion market off saratoga. it's 10 bucks for a dozen white eggs at $22 for brown the usda has been tracking the slow but steady increase in egg prices over the last several months. putting a big squeeze on the system is avian influenza, which the usda says led to the loss of nearly 40 million egg-laying hens. >> and safeway employees tell us they are getting fewer eggs delivered to them and customers are buying more and more each time for the very high and that bakery and cafe. that hearts you zehe's the cakes use eggs and even the homemade mayonnaise on there. but uses a no matter what even expensive be. no choice hawk is the store manager here and says they have no choice but to buy eggs. a crate of 180 of them a couple years ago. >> with 20 bucks and now so 130. >> it led to their fruit tarts jumping from a couple bucks to nearly $10 resulting and some

angry customers. this is survived a price to highs >> i not to so many in. yeah, maybe even don't grocery store cafe has started to make vegan cakes that don't use eggs. not a good as the original, but hawkes says it's something. >> until the market cools down. >> but this better than nothing, you know, and we have option. well, that all customers may have to wait a little bit longer before things improve with the egg market. the usda says it could take up to the 2nd half >> of 2025. before things improve reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> 10 38 right now and a bay area mexican restaurant chain has shut down after being fined by the federal government. they were fined for allowing underage workers to work outside business hours and operate dangerous equipment. >> see casa. >> the restaurants, they have them in emeryville, napa and san ramon and now all of them are closed. >> and they put this message on the door. when you walk

into the restaurant that is now closed and also the u.s. department of labor. >> says what happened? they find the chain more than $45,000 for allowing employees as young as 14 to work. it's outside of permitted hours during school days. and they also say the change did not give an employee the proper area to pump milk during the work day, the restaurant was fined more than $3,000 in wages. in that case. >> it's 10 39 and the famed taco bell cantina pacifica. >> if you've never been there, it's super cool, but it's temporarily close. we're not sure for how long we just know that they posted something on facebook on sunday and there was a posting outside the door so you can't get it says closed for remodel. now, we're not sure when they will reopen or how the remodeling. but, you know, the really famous you know, the really famous for having a great loo pacifica state beach. you can see all the surf competitions, mavericks, the dog surfing championships are there, which is fun. and they were dubbed the coolest taco bell in the world by business insider.

they serve drinks there, which makes it extra cool as well. you can kick back and enjoy the beach but not for now. we'll tell you when we find out they're going to be back open. and la bay sandwich shop is opening up another location and the south bay mendocino farms is opening a 4th location in san jose. they have all kinds of sandwiches and salads and that shop is in the city's west gate center. it's going to be open on monday. i think this could be. >> you know, blessing in disguise down the run. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. the niners not in the playoffs there now cleaning out their lockers. we're going hear what they had to say about this season. that just came to an end. and after the break, a major step forward in california's high-speed rail. when will people be able to ride? it will have the latest protection and what a sunny, beautiful day it's been. we are seeing daytame highs in the 60's today. >> nearing 70 for a couple spots. it

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well, that is 44 nice, sunny skies out there at the coast this morning. i see a couple you out there enjoying it. >> which you can see, though, is just how very windy it is. those wind barbs. they're all pushing offshore. that's indicating that dry, offshore wind not too much of an issue for us here in the bay. but for southern california where they haven't really seen the winter rains kick into gear yet that is resulting in some problems with our fire danger. further south, the bay area. we've seen the winter range. so this is just more of a nuisance to us than anything else, 30 to even 50 mile per hour. wind gusts today, very

breezy, not just today, but also into tomorrow. that's why these high wind advisories are in effect well into your wednesday tomorrow. temperature wise, we're doing well. take a look at the city mid 60's for you today. med 60's for a lot of the coastline to which is much the same as the rest of the bay area is. that's what happens when you see these dry offshore winds really pushes that warm, dry air out to the coastline. san jose 67 for the high today. same in milpitas. well low to mid 60's across most of the east bay oakland, a nice comfortable. 66 north bay temps very mild as well. now do note that these temperatures come along with those stronger winds, which will make it feel a little bit cool at time to time. we will continue to see sunshine all the way through this forecast. in fact, there is nothing projected to come through to break up the strike trend until likely the 17th and 18th of the month. >> far looks like they just closed at hayward station again. they opened it for a moment. it looks like they're

still investigating a possible stabbing at the hayward bart station. it didn't happen on the tracks. if you're wondering it happened on the ground level and one person to be taken to the hospital all according to bart police. so if this is in line and this is where you stop right now, the station is closed. so i would go to the next station on the line. and if you're on the orange line for any reason, know that there might be a 10 minute delay because of that potential stabbing. so again, bar closed at the hayward station. we do need to get on bart. i would go to the next station. that's right. next to the hayward. one and just know that if you're on the orange line, there's going to be a 10 minute delay until they reopen barred again. i'll send it back to both of the desk. 10. 46 the time. thank you, reyna. developing today. we now know the charges at an oakland man suspected of killing his wife and interstate 5.80. >> what charges he'll face in february 2023. police discovered look, heath the mcallen dead from a gunshot wound. it wasn't soon after that. the chp identify the

victim's husband, nathaniel mcallen, as the primary suspect. now, 2 years after investigations began, 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 a felon with priors mcallen, as a result faces up to 56 years to life in prison if convicted. his arraignment is set for this coming thursday. >> time now said 46 in walnut creek. police say a safeway employee was robbed in the store's it happened over the weekend at the store on tice valley boulevard. that's where a woman first stole some alcohol from the store, got into a car and the man inthe car pointed a gun at the worker and then took off the victim was not hurt. and police are looking for the suspects. 2 people were arrested for skis, stealing at least one golf cart. they didn't get very far. this

happened over the weekend. and brent, would you can see the drone that was used to track them down. this is a neighborhood at somerset drive. an officer quickly deployed that drone search for the suspects and found 2 men. they got arrested and then the golf carts were recovered. >> well, new this morning, there are reports now the forty-niners have fired special-teams coordinator, brian schneider. the team hasn't yet made this official yet, but we do expect that announcement soon. the stakes on the special teams during critical moments in game winning scenarios. really just dog the team all season. they fell for fake punts. they allowed turnovers and blocked kicks kicker. jake moody was inconsistent to say the least all season, especially after suffering his high ankle sprain schneider ends his 3rd season now with the forty-niners after his special teams unit finished near the bottom of the league. forty-niners, as we know, finished the season with a record 6. and 11, which means that they will not be participating in the nfl playoffs which begins this weekend. san francisco, by the

way, entered the season as the favorites to return to the super bowl asked not going to have to know. we ended quite differently and all the players, they packed up their bags and got their lockers all set. >> maybe next year covers aaron wilson has more. >> we've stepped into the new year and in some ways a new feeling around here at levi's as the niners have not missed. the playoffs is back in 2020 as they find themselves back in that 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. >> 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 feel like we had 20 turnovers and then didn't get any turnovers. so turned ball over that much and you're not scored in the red zone. you're not getting turnovers tournament football when you have a lot of success

for a couple years in a row and then 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 come back. ready to go with note for you in front of why, you know, you got to take some time so fundamental and then no, they do. you just get back to work. >> 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. >> for for your health this morning. animal care and control san francisco says they're seeing an increase in cases of canine parvovirus over the past 6 weeks, especially parvo is a serious disease with symptoms that

include vomiting and diarrhea and lack of energy and appetite. it spread from dog to dog and through contaminated feces and other means to unvaccinated puppies are most susceptible. so puppies are recommended. they get the part a vaccine at 8 weeks old and they continue getting booster shots every one to 3 years after that powerful is usually fatal without treatment. so again, protected. to bart. now bart needs to replace decades-old track between walnut creek and concord to make sure that it's reliable for the future going forward. now as a result, no train service is going to be allowed between walnut creek and concord on january 18th and 19th on the screen here you see a map of where they're going to be doing that work free bus bridge will be provided between those stations. so that'll be there for you. but it is going to add an extra 20 to 30 minutes to your trip. they estimate. so give yourself time for that. feel more information. just head to our website at kron 4 dot com gets 10. 51 in

the san francisco bay ferry is announcing more people are riding a 16%. >> ridership gain in 2024. during the course of the year. the ferry shuttled about 2.6 million passengers across the bay on average daily ridership was about 7,000 passengers which represents recovery to 90% of pre-pandemic levels. and the service also launched 3 pilot routes to caring about 55 1000 passengers last year. major developments when it comes to being carried by high speed rail in california. construction of the tracks for the high speed rail project are going to happen in kern county this year. and governor newsom says we can count on that happening. the tracks being laid down this spring, but it's been a long time. the project was approved by voters in 2008 and it's taken 16 years to green light construction. plus, the costs

have ballooned nearly 100 billion dollars more than anticipated. the governor addressed the negativity surrounding the project. one that long ago. >> leaders in the state of california talking about this project said why the are we doing it in the central valley? there's just tumble weeds. in the central valley. well, tell that to the folks in merced said fresno and bakersfield to led to the folks that are out here every single day living their lives out loud in the manufacturing warehousing logistics. >> officials say the passengers are finally going to be able to get all aboard the train in. these are the year 2032 or 2033.

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>> 10 55 is the time we're just about done here on the kron 4 morning news. but before we head out, let's check in with jessica wills upstairs with a look at what's coming up later today on live in the bay high. just hey, james. coming up today on live in the bay. >> the non-profit dedicated to supporting students from underserved communities. to 6 valencia's helping kids in bay area schools and author allison steiger joins us how she uses her expertise to navigate challenging family relationships. plus, a sneak peek at her new book. plus, a local organization being featured by deebo samuel, how my cause my cleats is helping us pack at bay area kids into the colleges of their dreams. and as always want to hear from you about our question of the day today. scan the qr code right there today. we want to know what is something

you need to organize in 2025? let us know in your answer. could be read here in the show at 01:00pm. james. >> life. that's what i need. thank you thank my sock drawer. yeah. >> i'm looking at the video horn bbq making its way up 18 out to the sacramento area the latest location in elk grove, which if you don't know, it's just south of sack in their opening in february next month. and they also recently opened a location in lafayette. and then they've got their oakland location downtown. we got to get to spot. opportunities to low-carbon queue at like 05:00am. yeah. okay. maybe before and was already let's just leave you with the forecast. there. >> we will not be hungering for any side. we've got plenty that. >> all right. that's it for today. see them. right. provided by. >> and

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