>> a kidnapper matthew mueller facing new charges in another local kidnapping case with lot to get the latest information. and there are new statistics coming up today in san francisco about how city seeing some of the lowest crime rates in about 20 years. plus. president carter's body

has arrived in washington, d.c., we will preview how he will be honored today. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waltman. the man convicted of kidnapping and assaulting denise huskins in vallejo. >> is now facing several other kidnapping charges. one of the cases out of san ramon and going to get a live update from the city of seaside. 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 kidnapped 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 county, but also he faces problems in santa clara county

as well for assault. 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. >> want to take you back now to this live picture from the city of seaside where we are expecting more information at any moment on another case against matthew mueller. this one out of san ramon. there's also been 2 other cases that have come to light against him. 3 new kidnapping charges out of contra costa county. so when this press conference starts with the city of seaside and also we're expecting denise huskins to be there. she was the victim of matthew mueller kidnapping case in valais help from 2015. that case has been featured in a docu series on netflix and that whole television show has sort of spark new interest in investigating matthew mueller and some new confessions that

he is possibly given. so as soon as this press conference begins and we get those new details, we'll bring it to live here on kron. 4 news at noon. so stay with us for that. but in the meantime, we'll move on to some other stories we're watching now. as 2 people have been detained in connection to a possible stabbing at the hayward bart station. this happened just before 10 o'clock this morning prompting police to temporarily close that station. barr tells kron 4 that this incident happened at the ground level, not on the elevated tracks or on a train. and bart says this is still an ongoing investigation. new at noon, the city of san francisco announcing a 20 year low for major crime trends in 2020 for a crime was at its lowest point since 2001. the reporc says homicides reached a 60 year low with only 35 murders. that's down. 35 1% from 2023 auto break-ins were down. 54% coming in under 10,000 cars victimized there. and according to this report,

that's the first time in nearly 15 years. it was below 10,000. the city says new technology is helping its crackdown on crime, including adding cameras and drones. editing prop 36 for some recent arrests. police say they arrested 18 people in december during a two-day operation where police watched 2 businesses in fremont that are frequently victims of thefts. they say 9 of them are credited to prop 36 which allows for a felony arrest. if the suspect had 2 previous theft-related convictions. fremont police say they will continue to patrol the streets in order to make the community safer. >> please note you have my full commitment and i am passionate about the city of antioch and our police department. >> and with that, antioch has a new police chief joe vigil is the new acting police chief cs the interim chief re retires. this is coming as the department of justice is

investigating the department for racial and sexist tax. our fleet to call was at the ceremony will bring us the latest information coming up during kron. 4 news, a 2, 3, >> wind advisory until wednesday morning. we have some new video now into our newsroom from al granada. trees and power lines are down due to the high winds. pgd saying about 826 customers are currently without power in that area. >> they don't think power will be back on until 8 o'clock tonight. so let's get an update now on those windy and breezy conditions with our meteorologist kyla grogan. hey, there's some blue skies certainly to greet you today. no problem with the marine layer the fog. but take a look at the flag here. and you can see that the wind is certainly blowing in that offshore direction. meaning it is that dry wind. >> and you can see it right here coming out of the north and the northeast gusting right now to 21 miles per hour in oakland. 23 in fairfield. we will see this increase as we go throughout the day today. and that is why we are under a wind advisory. we could see gusts up to 40, 50

miles per hour sustained winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. so that does mean there's a slight chance of some power outages. certainly tree limbs down and really just things blowing around that art security want to make sure everything is kind of tied down in and around your house. so this does go through 10:00am on wednesday. take a look at this. this is our future cast for wind gusts. you can see how it continues to pick up and it is really bay area wide. that's this afternoon into this evening. notice in fairfield, those gusts up to 41 miles per hour and take you into tuesday evening and we keep it going right through the night. in fact, some of the gustiest wind in the overnight hours. this is tomorrow morning. and then we start to see a pullback as we get into the afternoon and we will wrap this up. our other danger out there today is definitely the coast where we are still under that beach hazards statement. temperatures, though, because of that offshore wind out of the coast right now, half moon bay, 64 degrees. you can see these temperatures going up. 68 right now in oakland. so we're going to have a banner day with above average temperatures. but if you are tempted to go out to the coast, do be careful. that

beach hazard statement with that risk of sneaker waves does go through tonight at 9 o'clock. so you never want to turn your back on the ocean. best to avoid the coast, i' you can. but i know with the nice weather, you might be tempted to head out there. temperatures today, as i mentioned, above average, we're talking the potential of mid to upper 60's across the bay area. i'll be back in a bit. we'll take a look at that 7 day forecast. >> is now en route to the navy memorial. he's inside that hearse there. carter will then lie in state at the u.s. capitol where members of congress will pay their respects later on this afternoon. so we're watching this live shot here of the motorcade making its way now to the navy memorial, our dc correspondent trevor shirley has more. >> a former president jimmy carter leaves his home state of georgia 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 visiters 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 arrive 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. his family will then be given private time with his remains before doors opened to the public. 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. >> in the north bay, the sonoma county sheriff's office arrested a motorcyclist after leading deputies on a high-speed chase. they say this happened sunday in the area of highway one to one and

college avenue. the deputy they say tried to pull over the writer with no license plate, but that person sped off going over 100 miles per hour. so the office used its helicopter to keep track of the bike, eventually pulling into a parking lot along old redwood highway and deputies were able that after using this technology are able to catch up with that motorcyclists and arrest the writer. woman has been charged with attempted murder in connection to a san francisco shooting last week that injured 2 people. one of them is a social worker who is now in critical condition. kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with her mom and has those details. >> 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. >> oh, 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 ofr 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 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 other day was a 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 done 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. >> still ahead here, new some major upgrades for bart train tracks when certain lines will have to be shut down for plus.

also the first parade in new orleans following last week's deadly terror attack. hear how the city is trying to move forward. and after the break, a nationwide shortage leaving they area shelves empty. how consumers and businesses. i responded.

>> the ongoing bird flu crisis has turned deadly in the u.s. health officials are now saying in louisiana they have now confirm the first human death from the virus on monday

the bay area. infections are leading to eggs shortages. kron four's jack moment reports. >> 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 late rosa got his hall of shopping done at the safeway in midtown san jose. he didn't even bother going after the eggs. 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 it led to their fruit tarts jumping from a couple bucks to nearly $10 resulting. >> and some angry customers. this is divided price to highs >> i not to so many in. yeah. be than even don't grocery has started to make vegan cakes that don't use 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. >> we'll talk about forecast now with this live look outside across the golden gate bridge. it's nice and sunny out there today. kyle is here with details on what's going yet. beautiful from the east bay to see. take a live look different than yesterday, right? we had all the fog and you can see anything. but today you can see straight to the golden gate bridge. >> no problem whatsoever. so want to talk about the temperature trends because this week we have got a pretty incredible run of temperatures. these are inland spots that we're looking at here. but still, you consider that we should be kind of upper 50's, maybe 60 degrees. and we're talking about 65 to 67 over the next couple of days. it's going to be a bit of a break from our winter run here. and you can see where we've got the sunshine out there today. and as we zoom out, that has everything to do with the fact that there's high pressure sitting off shore now, what's happening is

this high pressure has a ridge, right? that's built up over it. so that helps to keep us kind of sunny. and let's that warmth in. but then we also have low pressure hanging out in southern california and that creates a wind graham because you've got clockwise circulation here, counter clockwise circulation here. so those 2 come together and the wind gets driven between them from the north and the northeast. and that's why we get offshore wind. so over the next few days, you can see what's going to happen here. that wind gradient will start to release as low pressure starts to move away. so that means the wind starts to go down. but the high-pressure hangs so that's why we have the warm temperatures and the sunshine as we head through the rest of this week. and frankly, also why we don't have rain in the forecast right now. not in the next 7, 8, even 9 days. so what it means is that the coast will start to warm up in ways that usually doesn't write because of that offshore winds. you're taking a live look now at half moon bay. and it means that these temperatures are going to be well above average right now, half moon bay at this hour is already at 64 miles per hour at 64 degrees. and you can see the wind is at 16

miles per hour. that's that offshore wind helping to drive some of that warmth. going to go now live to press conference. send it back to justine. thank we'll get back to the weather in a moment. but now to the el dorado county district attorneys office where they are releasing what they're saying. >> a major update in the american nightmare case that has now revealed some additional crimes that are dating back decades. let's go live now to that press conference. listen in to the new charges against matthew mueller. >> when it actually this is a case that's properly characterizes the american nightmare. people in there's their ultimate sanctuary alone in their home being woken up in the middle of the night. >> why an intruder who is exceptionally intelligent exceptionally well educated and exceptionally practiced in the art of sneaking into people's houses in care, rising them. so again, i would encourage you refer to it that way. and please stop using of the gone girl terminology. as

you all know, last week charges were filed in santa clara county yesterday. additional charges for home invasion took place contra costa county. the reason why we're here today, i said about 10 months ago, nick gorgeous, who had met with denise and aaron and misty caruso and pronouncer right in eye and >> they were after 9 years, persistent that there was more to this case. that mister matt moeller had committed more crimes perhaps who worked with others in the commission of those crimes. as a result of their peers, persistence refer to let that the chief speak in just a moment. but the chief initiated essentially a letter

writing effort to mr. mueller seeking to engage him. you know, listen to some information. but because his efforts, there was a presentation in march of last year that i attended as well as one in may of last year up in south lake tahoe, that denise aaron and misty and she forges. also all spoke at. >> we're going to take a quick break here on kron for news at noon and come back and listen to the chief. talk about the new charges againand we're gonn

some new information information now about the american nightmare case. let's go right now to this press conference because the chief is talking about that new charges against matthew mueller. that date back decades. >> and i think with some of the new announcements that you guys have seen in the past week or so. they are definitely exonerated. bre were, but now they're even more so exonerated. and who would have thought that their story would lead them? not only to be exonerated, but to actually be heroes. i played a very small role here. >> but at the end of the day, it was denise and aaron, it the flame that started so many things in motion. they want answers in their case and things are being looked at again. the message that we really have is this is what law enforcement and survivors working together. looks like this is what this looks like. i encourage this all up and down the united states of

america listening working with victims and survivors following evidence. this is not to make anyone look bad. this is a positive day for everyone. i want to thank vern pierson for his involvement. he's been incredible in working with them and working with others to try to find justice and answers and resolution. so with that, i'd like to pass over to miss you. see a few words. thank you. >> good afternoon, everyone. i just want to thank everybody for being here today. and i really excited that justice will be served to those victims and it does take a collaborative effort to work with agencies and the justice system to make sure that violent criminals never set foot on our streets again and we can protect our communities. i was trying not to get emotional today. so

thank you. chief. i don't have much else to say except victim awareness. israel. implore everybody to be kinder to make sure that the information that we are putting out there is correct that mistakes don't made again like this? we can be a better society by just doing the right thing all of the time. and i for everybody to do the same thing. >> so with that, i'm going over to nice in here. >> i >> think the most important thing today that these new charges, these new cases recognizing the significance of the timing of it. mueller was 16 years old when he

attacked his first victims. and he was 38 years old. by the time he got to us. that's 2 decades of this mindset that he was living in the time our case came about the found storage units full of equipment to help him facilitate terrorizing people. it's something that he's crafted and perfected over a long period of time. and then now to find out 2 weeks after our kidnapping, he attacked again. and that was 2 days in captivity of hif telling me he was remorseful i don't deserve this, but i'm going to be suffering from for a long time to come before you released me from the car. he said seeing what this did to you. he's changed me. i'm done. i'm never doing this again. and just 2 weeks later, he attacked another family. and then weeks after that attacked another family, this man had all the serial markers we had

all the markers of a serial predator. and it's unfortunate that it's taken this long to be able to really give some better clarity and hopefully some sense of peace to these other victims. i really believe that this is just the tip of the iceberg and that there's probably more to be learned in found which is why, again, we're so grateful to have found team in law enforcement. who respects s who values asked victims. >> and it is willing to work with us and collaborate with us. we're hoping that this can be a really positive example of this is how policing conviva somehow investigations can be he handled. we're really hoping that there can be a shift in the u.s. in the future. this >> can be and should be a really good learning opportunity. there anything else you'd like?

>> sure. well, and we'll answer you will at temp to answer a few questions at this point. i do think i'm going to add to my comments and one of her you slide over. thank you so really to echo some of what's been said. >> all too often when something like this happens when you know what are so obviously mistakes that took place in the initial phase of that investigation after home invasion in the abduction to focus on the negative. but the truth is this is much more about positive changes, positive changes in the way law enforcement training is now done in the here in the state california. in terms of interviewing positive changes in the the positive work from the standpoint of multitude law enforcement. people in the press release at the very end, there's a listing of all the different agencies who contributed to this. you know,

i can tell despite everything that's happened. >> my working with the fbi over the last several months. >> up to and including trip with the team down to tucson to do an actual full comprehensive interview. mister mueller with interviewer who's probably one of the 2 or 3 best interviewers and the entire world participating that in the information that came out of it, including fast forward it. frankly, a somewhat crazy story one my lieutenant and standing back here, kohl's, a detective from contra costa in tells him the story about a guy hiking 2 miles carrying a ladder so we can climb in them. in the middle of the night and the detectives from contra costa stop what they were doing and hunted around in the middle of the night until they found the location of the ladder, which is it's a is a very unusual frankly,

crazy set of facts in in in this. but investigations lead us where they and the truth of it is it's been alluded to when when law enforcement is open-minded, follow the evidence that's presented positive things can happen. do we know today that we know, you know, the total of 6 cases that i mentioned, too, that that's the sum total of the crimes mueller has committed. i frankly, honestly doubt it, but i don't know definitively. i know those are the ones that we know at this point. so with that, we're happy to answer a few questions >> eat. >> we cannot tell you any specific details about that case because the investigation is ongoing. it is something that was a discussed with him at length independently investigated and verified that that did in fact occur.

>> i knew it when make that leap interest help over here. >> she forges after the american nightmare series came out. he sent us a message on instagram for police department and it. i mean, at first was a shock to see seaside police department and i what is this going to be? by he just said, you know, i want you to know that there's people in law enforcement who believe in you who are standing with you. >> that we don't think that this is acceptable, how this was handled. we want to support you. you know, he's the chief of police charge potentially making changes. and he already has made it kind of changes, which is to his credit and many offered. you know, i feel like this is could could be a really good learning opportunity for law

enforcement. we'd love to host for you to come speak to a group of officers and we jumped on the opportunity because that's something that we've always wanted to do is to work with law enforcement. and we always felt kind of ostracized and and treated as something difficult thing to deal with. and so it was i mean, words can't describe what it feels like to to feel supported in that way. >> i think it's also important. followed up with action. all right. so all 3 knees, people follow it up with action and they have gone above and beyond what they need to do and brings trust and as dennis edward. internally grateful to meet them and to work with them and changes your perspective is we know that our experience, although not unique. other people, experience that is not

singular. so there are other options out there in need. think it's time that we now have got there. >> what it was like you. later you know, is honoring. we would like to get it. >> all right. in the sky. bullets like beginning, you. or terrorize going through the worst experience of her life. and the people you go to for help turn on you. and then society turns on you and social media turns on you and you have nowhere to go. and if wasn't for. together and was up our family and i don't know. where would we hurt her and our attorneys believed in us. yeah. >> so hopefully people don't understand what it's like team in to get out of that hole is.

to have narrative changes almost impossible. i mean, is taking us. years of writing a book right during that experience, countless articles and people still question. a once that. comparable tattoos on, you know, it's almost impossible to to get rid of it. but we'll keep trying. >> your mind, go there get bit of our crime. with suspect in town. in your mind, go there to turn about that. path >> and your mind, wanders of all the possibilities of everything that something like this, something so unbelievable and extreme. traumatizing and at the same time, i know that there's a

lot that's changed and and how we seeing in investigations or dine in the past. 2 decades or more, don't know the specifics of it. so i you know, i don't know. >> as far as our 2015 case, i don't know if that had i can tell you if investigators he's interviewing techniques that the person is advocate for and then i think our case went unsolved don't forget that the kidnappers were e-mailing me calling my phone. while the police are telling me or denise and instead of tracking those phone calls to set following where the evidence lead, they decided to turn my phone airplane mode. and so i'm confident the the 2 other cases after hours should have been prevented. women prevented if they had gone the route of sites base, your view techniques at pearson's advocating for. >> reflecting to 6 feet. there

day? >> that they're denise and aaron huskins of a skinny denise huskins. and aaron quinn, they denise, the victim of matthew mueller from 2015 during a home invasion and kidnapping and ransom case. at the time vallejo police did not believe them and they were learning now that there might be at least according to the officials there, 6 other cases against matthew mueller. they did take some sort of swipes at the mistakes made by the vallejo police department and now have taken this as a learning opportunity for other police departments, which is why there with the city of seaside. they're with these 6 other cases. we're learning that they may have started as early as 1993 when mueller was just 16 years old. that case still under investigation. and then there are 2 other home invasions from 2009 and this

2015 case. some have happened here in the bay area. so there's a lot of new details we've been getting from this. we'll have full update for you coming up on our website. kron 4 dot com and also on 2 3 o'clock this afternoon. but for now, we're going to go to some other major breaking news we're following out of the pacific palisades area of los angeles where people who are live there are now being told to leave their homes. you can see why there's a fast-moving wildfire. this is a live look now. this started around 10, 30 this quickly grew to about 200 acres. we can see the ayres support they're getting now to try to put this fire out. los angeles dealing with extremely high winds right now. that's likely fueling this fire. and kyle have an update on this when we come back. back now to more

breaking news we're following here at noon live. look here at the pacific palisades out of los angeles. people are being told not to leave because of this fast-moving fire. we could see the flames and the smoke here. started about 10, 30 this morning. so it's an burning for about 2 hours. it's already at 200 acres. los angeles dealing with extremely high winds. and we're going to turn now to cuyler grogan. she's been watching this and cuyler. this is just going to go from bad to worse. well, i don't know that that's going to go from bad to worse. i can tell you the conditions are not good. they are experiencing what we're experiencing, which is offshore wind. they call them. >> santa ana winds, we call them diablo winds. the same effect of that wind that is rushing offshore. now we are under this wind advisory that goes through today into tomorrow morning. but as we zoom out here, you can see that the wind advisories go throughout the state and then you get southern california. they're under a red-flag warning. we talked about this a bit yesterday. the problem

here is they have not gotten the rain that we have gotten. so they have all of the dry brush that is out there. think of that at the end of the summer, how dry it is. and then it's been added to the fact that they haven't gotten any rain. so if we look at rain totals and i was looking this up downtown san francisco so far as gun, 10.3, 9 inches of rain downtown los angeles, which should have gotten about 4 and a half inches of rain between october first and now he's gotten 16, 100's of rain. they are bone dry. and i have to double check with the national weather service to see if that was correct. because when i looked it up, i thought you've got to be kidding me. so that is why their danger is so elevated today. now you can see this wildfire danger map kind of showing you how it intensifies as we get throughout the day today, we get into the heat of the day and then that kind of ramps and for southern california will start to move into parts of the southwest. but the point is to say that they are in very dire straits right now. and the fact that we have that 200 acre fire in a very populated area. this is just north of santa monica. if you're familiar with southern california, i did weather down

there and can tell you it's a beautiful area. unfortunately, 200 acres in that area means a whole lot of people are being affected right now and they are under mandatory evacuations. so we'll be keeping an eye on that. and as i said to the weather service kallos chatting with this morning, you know, our hearts go out to you. we know how this feels so to, you know, think good thoughts for friends in southern california. and breaking news. we're also watching now. this is a live look at washington, d.c., that is the casket carrying. >> president jimmy carter. he is just arrived now at the navy memorial. he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol members of congress will pay their respects later this afternoon.

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are saying that the forty-niners will fire their special teams coordinator brian schneider. the team has not officially announced this yet, but it is expected to come soon. >> he ends his 3rd season with the forty-niners after his special teams unit finished near the bottom of the league and the forty-niners finished with a record of 6.11 this season. all this is coming as the nfl playoffs start this weekend. the niners not taking part. san francisco did enter the season as a heavy favorite to return to the super bowl. the kron four's erin wilson was at levi stadium on monday

as the team cleaned out their lockers. >> 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 quick. 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 full year in front of why, you know, you got to take some time so fundamental. and then, you know, 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. we're taking a live look outside here the city of san francisco. lots of sun out there today. meteorologist kyla grogan in the weather center now with details. yeah, there it is. a beautiful day. no doubt about it. lots of sunshine. we certainly had a better morning as far as the sunshine making it in really quick this morning. >> this is our one sticking point. the wind that is picking up, it is offshore wind. so out of the north-northeast, you can see it there rolling 23 miles per hour. and these are sustained winds. so obviyusly gusting higher likely in spots. and

that's in fairfield. 21 miles per hour in oakland about 12 in san francisco. we're going to see this kind of pick up more as we go throughout the day today. we are under that wind advisory. it does go through 10:00am tomorrow morning. so 20 to 30 mile per hour sustained winds that we're already starting to see in spots gusting up to 40, even 50 miles per hour. so it's possible that we see a few power outages. certainly possible things start blowing around. tree limbs can come down and that type of things. want to be prepared for this as we look for your future cast here, you see where these numbers just kind of keep going up and that offshore wind roles that is this evening into the overnight. i think that may be where we see some of the gustiest wind in spots here and then finally tomorrow as we were going to the afternoon, we'll start to see that wind ramp down and that will be the end of this wind event. also looking out for this. well, that's coming in the north-northwest swell. and so far it hasn't really materialized a whole lot. so i'm happy to say that we're just at wave heights about 8 feet. but the big risk with this israeli sneaker waves. so you've got to be careful if you're going to be near the coast. and this is until 9

o'clock tonight. so if you can avoid the coast today, that would probably be your best bet if you must be out there. you want to make sure you never turn your back on the ocean. very important. meanwhile, though, it is not only pretty today and warm today, but once we kick the wind tomorrow, we've got really nice weather coming our way. take a look at some of these temperatures are at 66 in san jose. 68 in oakland, 63 in san francisco, but head up to the north bay. we just hit 71 in petaluma 70 degrees in nevada. when you consider we should be more upper 50's this time of year obviously well, above average blue skies as you can see. and as we zoom out, you can see that high pressure sitting right off the coast and that is was allowing pardon me to warm up a bit and see so much of that sunshine, windy today. things get better tomorrow but warm as we go through the next few days. the weekend looking sunny, but cooler but still no rain in the forecast. really nice. 7 days. all right, brent, what police say 2 suspected golf cart thieves did not get very far over the weekend when a police operate a drone quickly

tracked them down. officers were called out to a neighborhood on. >> somerset drive and officers quickly deployed a drone to help find the suspects. and 2 men later found and then arrested the golf carts have been recovered. also the san francisco bay ferry has announced a 16% ridership game from the year 2024. during the course of the year. the ferry shuttled about 2.6 million passengers across the bay. average, the daily ridership was about 7,000 passengers and that represents a recovery of 90% of pre-pandemic levels. the service also launched 3 pilot routes caring about 55,000 passengers last year. still ahead here at noon. >> the c e s conference kicking off in las vegas. how this little penguin year is trying to help people a fall asleep.

>> the famed taco bell cantina in pacifica temporarily closed right now. this announcement coming on sunday in a facebook post. a sign was posted outside of the restaurant reading closed for remodel. it's unknown when the exact date is for this taco bell to reopen. thehrestaurant is located right at pacifica state beach. it was dubbed the coolest taco bell location in the world by business insider. we did reach out to talk about learn some more information. and when we get some details, we'll pass them along. girl scout cookie season kicked off for some areas today, but there are 2 flavors that are not going to be part of the orders this year. the

organization said that the girl scout s'mores and toast. yay will be retired. the cookies were new to the lineup. the s'mores cookies described as a crunchy graham. graham sandwich cookie with chocolate and marshmallow filling. hence this more and the toast. yay. cookies were said to be full of french toast, flavor dipped in icing. representative did not have a reason for these cookies. retirements. however, they're p% saying that neither variety was listed among best sellers. this still got. good stuff, though. you know, the thin mints. all right. we want you to maybe this is a little blue penguin shaped moon buddy was created to help children with breathing exercises. the creators say when children who hold moon buddy in their hand, it helps the kids to relax and then eventually fall asleep. and this was one of the gadgets unveiled at the c e s conference in las vegas.

>> make them as effective and successful as possible for simple expands and contracts. when it expands, you inhale your expended, lungs. contract but the number one thing we've got the most part users was that i bought one for myself, but not my kid is falling asleep with it every night. >> so they made a bear version called barry thousands of people attend cs every year. each day. this week. we're going to show you some of-the cool gadgets to come out of this sort of tech conference. that's all from the fewsroom today. thank you for joining us here. we'll have updates on kron 4 dot com on the several breaking news stories we've been following this hour. i'm justine waldman. appreciate your time. also, see you again during kron for news at 2 3 o'clock this afternoon but for now live in the bay is next. >> hey, thank you so much. justine. we have such a fun show lined up today on live in the bay, u.s. lots of stop and got that in the house. the charity that's working with deebo samuel to make a

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