>> her family's up their their pets up there. people who helped. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news breaking news. multiple wildfires scorching southern california forcing thousands of people to have to leave their homes. and the latest on the firefighters efforts. coming to san francisco, mayor daniel lurie is getting ready to take office is scheduled to be sworn in this morning. and

temma tail county responding to a claim made sheriff christina corpus. and how she now is planning to sue. the county will have that and more coming up. well, good wednesday morning. we have a very busy morning. we are tracking those wildfires in southern california. >> today is wednesday, january 8th. i'm reyna harvey. we're talking about the high winds all yesterday. and john is seeing same story today. good morning, john. yeah, we can be thankful for winter rains up here at north. that has really prevented are heightened fire danger. southern california la has not seen. >> those rains kick into gear yet. and the u.s. what i was talking about yesterday, the strong winds, the low humidity resulting in that extraordinary fire danger, which is resulted in the multiple fires around la where were sitting in the bay area this morning. you can see it very well. but flag right

there at the embarcadero is nice and calm. that is a little bit of a sigh of relief. it was extraordinarily windy last night, right? beer right back here at home as well. so it's not just southern california. it is also the bay area that is right here in the midst of these high wind advisories for us until 10:00am. so we're right on the tail end of this strong offshore wind event. it will last a bit longer for southern california. neighbors and with containment. nothing close to anywhere progress made for a lot of these fires. this is a scary situation down south wind gusts still very breezy, not as windy as we were just a couple of hours ago. so we're already starting to see that calming process. and you can see that by the time we work our way through the day, we're going to be finishing the day. nice and calm. so it is gradual coming for us. very welcome. change of pace, 40's to 50's for our current temps, oakland at 57 petaluma and the battle at 48 degrees right now. little bit chilly in fairfax at 39. now

today is going to start windy and calmer. that is definitely the good news for us for southern california. it's going to take longer to get there and we'll keep you updated on that. >> what doing fine this morning. only 7 minutes across the bay bridge with those strong winds. you will notice especially driving a high-profile vehicle, hauling a light load. make sure everything is tied down with these extraordinarily strong winds that we're seeing golden gate bridge, crystal clear, much like yesterday. >> we are staying on top of that breaking news this morning right now, powerful winds are feeling for wildfires in southern california. the most recent fire in sylmar called the hearse fires burned 100 acres. it broke out last night about 10, 30 los angeles fire department also saying another fire, the tamarack fire breaking out tuesday in sun valley. the fire altadena that's called the eaton fire broke out around 06:30pm, tuesday since grown to more than 1000 acres. the large of

the for the palisades fire has now burned nearly 3 1000 acres since flames broke out around 10, 30 yesterday morning. firefighters fearing the already devastating situation could get worse because of the winds for sarah stinson brings us the latest. >> i spoke with a cal fire battalion chief who says they sent several crews down to southern california to help with this fire. that doesn't seem to be letting up any time soon. >> it's blowing really hard now. so it's it's going to be a really dangerous situation tonight. our firefighters have a tough fight on their hands. brent with cal fire says it's all hands on deck to fight the palisades fire with crews from all over the state down in pacific. palisades crews from sonoma lake napa, amador eldorado, butte county, nevada, yuba placer. monterey. >> santa cruz, a lot of units came down to reap preposition those wind event. >> and you can see behind me it was needed.

>> the santa ana winds wreaking havoc tuesday morning sparking this fire around 10, 30, forcing thousands to evacuate to our palisades and topanga community under evacuation order. please leave this causing a mass exodus out of the area with some people having to abandon their cars to run to safety. crews had to use a bulldozer to move the cars out of the way for firefighters, their families up their their pets up there. there are people who really need help. actor steve guttenberg lives in the area. he jumped into action, moving cars and helping others evacuate course. you know, we've got a huge fire up there. we've got huge winds right now. it's really important for people to help each other. we still don't know the exact number of homes that have been destroyed. but video shows several swallowed by flames. theirs definitely houses it engulfed. so there's fire in a lot of multiple areas from the embers, i suppose before declaring a state of emergency. governor gavin newsom visited the fire zone and saw first hand.

>> impacted the swirling winds and embers and the number of structures that are destroyed, not a few many structures already destroyed and the fire is only expected to continue to grow you at right now. >> right on the beach that saw across the street from pch on the fire's been moving this direction pretty much all day. i believe it did jump pch. and i was told to lifeguard stands, had suffered some burn damage. >> due to high winds, cal fire had to suspend some of their aircraft. so that puts even more pressure on the crews on the ground. meanwhile, la fire has called all off-duty firefighters to come help out because it's truly all hands on deck. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> last night opens fire department a post on x so they're going to head south. tell crews fight off those fires. alameda county hayward fremont also helping with the containment as well. back here

in the bay area, firefighters out of fairfield, they are battling a grass fire that broke out just off green valley road fire already burned about one acres. but officials say containment is expected shortly. crews are still on scene working quickly to try to keep the flames from spreading. we're gonna keep you updated on this fire as more information comes into the newsroom. starting today, the moraga orinda fire district. they're going to be can do in a controlled burn out in a renter right near edgewood, drive. officials are saying this is going to start at 10:00am. and another bird is set for tomorrow at 10:00am. firefighters are gonna burn pot materials in the tunnel east bay, right between wilder, los valley. they're trying reduce the wildfire risk and maintain the area's ecosystem. if you're hiking or cycling, i smell a little smoke and they're just reminding people who live there. keep your windows and doors closed time now 507. and happening today, san francisco. welcome. a new mayor, daniel lurie scheduled the sworn in this morning as the city's 46 mayor callers

and the sport talked to some san francisco residents about the changing of the guard. i spoke to 2 san francisco residents about the mayor elect daniel lurie. one is indecisive about the results and the other is excited about the new change in administration. >> i get on the ground in the >> durham mcallister out with their son in north beach tuesday, one day before the city welcomes daniel lurie as the new mayor. and i just hope gets better, especially kuz is baby's growing up there and it's just not the san francisco used to be. her biggest concern is the city's opioid crisis and believes it needs to be resolved. so her 4 year-old son and other children will have a bright future. a lot of jack problems and a lot of homeless people problems. and i try to call the police and asked them like can you help the people outside? but it just seems like it's getting worse. others like stephen set of a car excited for lori's term. i'm really excited that daniel lurie one, i think he's going to a great job. and i think

just >> since he's been elected just a feels like the city has a lot more hope since being elected lurie has been demonstrating his commitment to public safety by visiting officers at police stations. i want. >> sfpd to be known as the greatest police, department in the country and we can get there and we will. lori thanked outgoing mayor london breed saying she's been incredibly helpful during his transition. >> he also commended her administration for decreasing vehicle break-ins by 54%. lori says he wants to continue a strong crackdown on crime in the city and he's ready to lead. >> i'm feeling very calm to be quite honest. this is something that >> i asked i'm excited about. i said this recently i had fun on the campaign and i've had last 10 weeks transition. >> lori says mayor london breed has been helpful during

his transition in her last interview with kron 4 as san francisco's mayor london breed says she will be attending burries inauguration. it's bigger than just one person. it's about the role of the leader of the city. and so no matter who the marias. >> i want them to be successful. >> mayor-elect daniel lurie says that public safety is at the top of his list and he wants to start by tackling the city's opioid crisis. he says he also wants to increase support for small businesses in the city. he didn't give details on what that support will look like. but he says he will give details later in the next coming weeks in san francisco, lindsey ford claw on for news. and this morning you could watch mayor-elect daniel lurie be sworn in as the new mayor of san francisco. >> right here on kron 4, we're going to have special coverage of his inauguration. it starts at 11:00am this morning. tema tail county reports pond into a claim by sheriff christina corpus that she has been discriminated against are asked him to fame last week.

the embattled sheriff on a claim against the county saying county leaders participated what she's calling an evil scheme to defame her. the county says the claim is the first step towards following a 10 billion dollar lawsuit against the county. this comes amid fallout from a scathing report accusing sheriff corpus of abuses of power, retaliation and ethical violations. county released a statement on tuesday saying in part, quote, the assertions in corpus has claimed that she has been discriminated against harassed and the fame and more so because she's both a woman and a latin x person are completely baseless. and a distraction from the issues that give rise to the present circumstances. the board of supervisors they've placed an amendment on the march ballot asking voters to grant them the power to remove her from office. so i had a call for morning news, antioch. >> it got a new acting police chief will tell you why officials think this person is the right fit. plus, a former councilman is now looking run. we may plenty shares his vision for the city. we'll

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>> all right. now we're going to send it to our sister station, ktla in los angeles as they continue to cover the wildfires breaking out across los angeles. >> out gori, one, maybe category 2 hurricane when be up to 85. 80 to 90 95 miles an mimileles s an hour and there's so many tree limbs and debris just lying

around pasadena right now. altadena and i'm in my house. and i have to my ski goggle, the smoke inside of our houses. incredible. and there's ash everywhere but again, we're one of the lucky ones. so so that's ok with us. >>lcouple of things. to be clear, you have evacuated. yes. >> yes, i but i just i left my fernando valley and i think you know what making you know, talked about we do this to deliver were reported. so i kind of have the bugging me and i just couldn't stay in bed anymore. and i got up at 3.30, and i got in the car and i came back to r.see what's going on. again fortunately our house survived. >> okay. and how long are you going to stay as my next question and then talk us through the emotions because so many times people see these mamanyny titi images on tv and memes s if the

not directly affected there a bit emotionally detached view, it's the exact opposite. you're living it. walk us through how you're feeling what is next? >> it's an incredible range of emotions. you, megan, myself, kirk, we all e every year and especially when we get into fire season, we tell are you are wonderful, ktla. viewers, listen, you ready. have a go bag up your car with your prescription with your people. p if you're document titiononthin you need and that you have to have with you and d we did that but we had to did d do it with 3 to 5 minutes and it's strange scary because you can smell the smoke. you can hear the fire engines, police cars. ththe e fifirere enengiginenes cars. neighborhood. it typically very quiet. you can hear a pin drop at yonight, but yesterday at around 7 o'clock in the evening when we have to leave, et was. o'chaos. everyone was

running to their cars with their belongings, their pet, their animals, birds dog everything. and fortunately, people were courteous cars were allowed to go in front of other cars it was safe. but i was all of saa sudden like a freeway. be right in front of your your home. that was just hundreds of cars trying to get out at the same time. yoand, yo know, emotionally. . you're your yoyou'u'rere yoyourur prayers, you really are i just please, god, don't relet this take our house, our neighborhood, our friends, and, you know, and then i looked up the street and we have a convalescent center about a block and a half away and i can see it sometimes. but there were so many brave firefighters and pasadena policeman who would care taking, you know, people who were in their 70's 80's 90's

in wheelchairs getting them to their ambulances to some public transportation. unfortunately, they got out and again, there's so many brave people who are first responders not here in custody in only but of course, palisades. and so my everywhere. nobut back to the emotion, you go from sadness to. to like i'm feeling a little bit because i just got back. and you know, again, thankfully i'm ok and the property is okay. but you do realize that life is much more important than the material things. >> absolutely very well said. kai. we're so glad that you're ok, we're so glad to hear > a absbsololututelelyour community in your immediate area is ok? well, that's our live coverage from ktla this morning. of course, we're covering multiple fires burning and rapidly spreading in southern california. you see this video here from our >> partners down at ktla in southern california and the amount of devastation that has >> and just a short amount of time.

>> actually hard to see for sure. this is where we're sitting at the bay bridge right now. it has calmed down for us. let's compare our winds here locally in the bay with what we've seen in southern california. we'll start with the sierra which is seen extraordinary lee, windy conditions over 100 mile per hour gusts nearby. the eaton fire detections of around 93 mile per hour gusts. that's the fire that's burning just above altadena and pasadena nearby. the palisades fire. the one that's burning around pacific palisades 76 mile per hour peak wind gusts near by the her spy around 66 miles per hour. now, compare that with the oakland hills, which obviously has been extraordinarily windy, too, with around a 54 mile per hour wind gusts. so our winds back here at home in problematic. but they've also been paired with a lot of moisture. we've seen that recent rainfall. that is not something southern california scene and that paired with these extraordinary wind gusts is just making for this very hard situation. here are those high

wind warnings and advisories for southern california. you can see them just really lighting up that southern end of the state here as we make our way up northward. we have the high wind advisories, but ours are set to expire this morning at 10:00am and we're already starting to feel some calmer conditions, especially as compared to last night, which you may have heard. it may have even ketchup. i know it's certainly did me those strong winds that were pushing through winds will gradually come down further and further today by the finish the day we're actually relatively calm up here. it's going to be a slower process of calming down south storm tracker. 4 is still showing those offshore winds as we will across the entire state. very dry forecast ahead of us. this is the low that's responsible for all this offshore wind. it does begin to exit the region. and with that high pressure just builds in going to be a calmer tail end of the week. forecast which will be welcome change of pace, especially

down south. as for temperatures today, we've got another day with daytime highs. well, above average for this time of year, climbing well into the 60's. in fact, yesterday was a record breaker for a couple of areas. areas like santa rosa reach. 72 degrees. breaking the record for this day of january. so i mean, it has been warm out there and blame it on those hot, dry winds. the santa ana's of southern california. and of course, the dry offshore winds that we have back here locally as well. areas like sonoma and napa solidly back in the mid 60's nevado at 65 today. looking ahead, we do get calmer and comers. we go. but we stay dry. there's no chance of rainfall over the next 7 days. roadways this morning doing just fine. we are not seeing any holdups out there. both hands on the wheel, though, as you do, make your bridge crossings as we are seeing such windy conditions still and you're going to feel those stronger gusts, especially on mountain passes and bridges, rain and right, john, thank for that. will the remains of

president jimmy carter are now lie in state in the nation's capital. >> tens of thousands of people are expected to pay their respects before the former president's state funeral on thursday. washington correspondent trevor shirley joining us with the latest on that. good morning, trevor. >> we're a good morning to you yesterday. the line to get into the capital started around 3 o'clock in the afternoon doors of the building, though, didn't even open until 7 in the evening. thousands of people are expected to see the president's casket ahead of tomorrow's state funeral. >> president jimmy carter's casket arrived in washington tuesday afternoon, pausing briefly at the u.s. navy memorial before his procession continued to the u.s. capitol in these hallowed halls of our republic, we honor president carter, his family and his enduring legacy that he leaves. his casket was greeted by members of congress just a mile or so down the road from the white house. we gather to begin a final farewell. jimmy carter. navy veteran. peanut farmer. governor of georgia.

and president of the united states accompanied by his family. the former president's remains now resting atop the lincoln cattle folk, the same structure that supported president abraham lincoln's body in 18. 65 as mourners passed solemnly by paying their respects to the country's 39th president. we gather. to celebrate the life of a man. >> works? >> echo for generations to come. >> and the president's remains will stay on public display through this evening. that's the latest here in washington. we'll send it back to you. thank you for that report ever. still ahead, the kron morning news. president-elect donald trump not seeing eye to governor newsom on policies threaten to withhold funds. that doesn't stop president biden from stepping in to help california. and we're showing that breaking news again. a live look at the huge fire destroyed homes and leaving people with nowhere to live.

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fire department says 2024 was a record-breaking year for the cruise. firefighters responded to nearly 19,000 emergency calls last year. that's a 5.2% increase compared to 2023 officials say the increase was driven by a search and fire related incidents, including 149 structure fires, 87 vegetation, fires total fire calls are up 9.5%. the department also handed over 12,000 500 emergency medical serviceecalls. officials say those numbers reflect that going to man on emergency services in the community. >> a huge taper. san francisco as mayor-elect daniel lurie officially takes office in a swearing-in ceremony a little bit later this morning. we'll have the details coming up in a live rep

>> welcome back to the kron. morning news. we're tracking those wildfires that are burning across southern california this morning. we also know a few of the firefighters here at home are going to heading down that way. some point today, top tables been talking about the active wind and weather. we've had for the past couple days. good morning, john. yeah, it's really been a problem for southern california rain. it just makes us all the more thankful of all the winter rains we've received up here in northern california. >> that has absolutely helped to temper our fire danger here locally while southern california hasn't seen hardly any single drop of that winter rain just yet. san francisco right now, a little bit of a breeze at the embarcadero. it is already calming down for us, which is nice news. we do

have a very windy morning in southern california. do in these high wind warnings and wind advisories will remain through the day. ours expire this morning at 10:00am. so we're still at the very tail end of this wind event here locally. but of course, it's not as windy as it was for us last night winds you'll see gradually calm through the day becoming more of that blue shade. love to see that indicating much calmer conditions for us here locally. temperatures today are going to be anywhere between the 30's 60's as you're stepping outside. that's what happees after a windy night. everything's big steps of the commerce parts spots. those tend to be your colder ones will areas like hayward, which have been clearly very windy overnight in vallejo, both sitting at 60 degrees right now as we do move into the afternoon day time highs will solidly be right back into the 60's much as we saw yesterday under sunny conditions. >> waste minutes across the bay bridge. really the only threat you've got, as you think you're crossing the fact that it is breezy out there,

although just in time for the morning commute, we are beginning to calm down. so that is good news. as you are getting out there to start the day right now. i don't think that that let's get back to that breaking news. >> we're tracking multiple wildfires that are burning across southern california. you're looking at the latest incident map from cal fire showing those fires in los angeles county. well, overnight we got this new video. this is of the hearst fire burning on sylmar. it just broke out late tuesday night and officials say it's already burned 100 acres so far around that same time, the los angeles fire department also sent another fire. the tamarack fire breaking out tuesday in sun valley. meanwhile, you have even fire burning altadena which north of pasadena. >> and this video you can see people be loaded on to ambulances, even fire starting around 6.30, yesterday evening, about 40 miles away from the palisades fire and has since grown to more than 500 acres. largest fire nearly 3 1000 acres in los

angeles. fire department says another fire. the tamarac fire broke out tuesday in sun valley. the biden administration presented california with half a billion dollars for emergency disaster relief funds. it comes after president elect trump has warned he might withhold emergency funding for california. and governor newsom does not change course on some policies. the money's not only to be used possible disasters in the future, but also helping people still recovering from major flooding. wind damage caused by the winter storms we've seen over the last few years. >> people are not always aware of the long-term component of disaster recovery. and that's where the hud community development block grant disaster recovery funds come in because they stay with communities for months and years to ensure that that long-term work can happen. >> these funds are going to be distributed to local governments from there. peopl can reach out to determine if they qualify for assistance. happening this morning, san francisco will welcome a new

mayor, daniel lurie will be sworn in at 11, 30 as the city's 46 mayor covers will tran live in san francisco. what can we expect today? will? >> well, right now, if you call a mayor-elect daniel lurie, you would be correct. but after 11, 30, as you mentioned, with the swearing in ceremony, you would be wrong if you use the word elect because after that, he is officially san francisco's newest mayor. we're right in front of city hall and i have to tell you, it is air tight. there are so many signs around here telling people not to park. they dozens of security guards already here. and as the morning moves on, i'm sure there will be countless police officers to sweep through this area in anticipation of the swearing-in ceremony, daniel lurie, 47 years old, a native san franciscan. he will be the first mayor since 1911, that

one political office without ever holding office in the first place he got here after spending 16 million dollars for his campaign. most of that money out of his own pocket i see is one of the heirs to the levi strauss empire. and 60 million dollars was the most ever spent by a candidate mpin san francisco. history. he ran on several platforms, including tough on crime, tackling open air drug use, trying to tackle also the homeless problem in san francisco before today. of course, he has been moving around. san francisco as mayor elect and then he actually stopped by the san francisco police department yesterday. been substantial progress. commends sfpd. >> and we can't stop. we've got to continue to get better. i want sfpd to be known as the

greatest police, department in the country and we can get there and we will. >> no accident that he stopped by san francisco police and also talked about police officers because it's one of his goals is to beef up the security force. as far as the police force in san francisco. he has a lot to tackle because he faces a budget deficit of over 800 million dollars over the next 2 years. but many people are confident because they believe he being not an insider coming in here from a business standpoint, they believe for now that he has the ability to turn this all around we shall see. all right. well, thank you for that report. time now 5.36 and with congresswoman barbara lee still deciding if she's gonna run for oakland, mayor. >> former city council member loren taylor has emerged as a candidate. >> situation. >> oakland right now because of its budget deficit. however, if elected, he says

he's ready to face it head-on. >> what i bring and what i think oakland has been missing is a vision on not just how we address the immediate urgency. but howie rebound from it. so a longer-term vision for the city so that, we may feel a little bit of pain now, but that allows us to really grow and restore in the longer. >> are really expected to make decision about running for mayor sometime this week. that would put it a little over 3 months before april's special election. and the south bay long lines of rv's dotting the san jose streets could be gone soon. the city of san jose, they selected 30 locations where they're going to tell people that live in rv's to either move or accept shelterh or be towed away. reject moment. has that report? living in an rv can be castle, noisy.

>> and expensive. yeah. we've been having a lot of tickets for just by of parking overnight. michael petronella has collected piles of parking tickets while living in his rv of check in with avenue in san jose. but this green slip maybe the most consequential. a warning by the city of san jose. but his long-term parking spot will soon turn into a tow away zones. i think it's a waste of time actually november city officials enacted a program to take 30 streets in total around san jose slowly turning them into tow away zones should what is the first tollway zone on the list? the deadline is less than a week away on january 13th. why was the specific location chosen? >> first. >> it's a neighborhood that has been significantly impacted. we've heard from many residents there, but that's true in other neighborhoods. and i want acknowledge mayor matt mahan says clearing san jose streets of rv's is a long time coming saying many of them but get schools, shelters and other

environments that can be deemed unsafe. in minimum, people have the option movie. >> and while that's not ideal, the residents and small businesses that have had a an rv encampment next to them for a year or more deserve some relief shelter space around san jose is full as are their limited safe parking spaces for people to move their trailers but may have says he wants to see increase of 1000 shelter options for the new year. that includes a new safe parking site of berryessa opening in february. i hold that. >> by. >> being out there and engaging with folks in rv's that we are also creating incentives for people to accept shelter and services or fine more sustainable. >> places to be. i mean, i don't think it's fair. all that they're trying to do is they're trying to cleave unhoused people away from the only sanctuary that they really have. shawn carter right is a local unhoused advocate. she says the safe parking spots that may be available are not ideal saying they're too restrictive to

live in. meantime, michael has been forced to move his rv nearly every week and hopes that can ensue with some kind of help. and i'm the person that doesn't want to deal with any drawn. i just want to sleep and wake up the next day. >> that was moment reporting again, oversize cars are no longer going to be allowed on channel with avenue that starts monday. january 13th, the next road to be targeted by san jose will be borden avenue with enforcement. starting january. 20th. also tells a person dead after they were hit by a car. this happened just after 10, 30 monday, right in the area. various and sarah roads. ryan, you've areas a bart station. police say a driver hit the victim as they were crossing the street. this is actually sells its first traffic and pedestrian death of the year. in marin county. 2 people are now being accused volunteer lee voluntary manslaughter, all in connection to the opiate overdose. 22 year-old man in corte madera police first found a man's body inside of a car saturday

morning on sunnyside avenue. the sheriff's office took over that investigation and arrested the suspects. the identity of the victim has not been released just yet. opens. doctor erica pan will be leading the state's public health department. governor gavin newsom appointed pan to succeed. doctor thomas are gone recently announced retirement doctor pan joined the department public health in july of 2020 as deputy director served in multiple roles at the alameda county public health department since 2011. still ahead, the problem morning news. we're looking at some highlights the lawyers against the miami heat. >> and that starts against the vegas golden knights. and we're staying on top of this breaking news. those devastating wildfires, southern california. this is a another live look at if a fire that's burning right near alta, dina, we're going to keep you updated on the firefight. progress throughout the morning to make sure well,

things you to know today. the moraga orinda fire district. they're gonna come to a controlled burn. >> this isn't a renter right near edgewood. drive. officials say this is going to start at 10:00am with another burn set for tomorrow. firefighters are gonna burn palma in the tunnel east bay right between wilder and los valley. they're trying reduce wildfire risk and maintain the area's ecosystem. how about is in fairfield gurley battling a grass fire that broke out just off green valley road. it's already burned about one acre, but officials say containment is expected shortly. the city of antioch, they've got a new acting police chief captain joe vo really serve in the role the previously filed in the role from august 2023. to

last february. the shakeup comes after an agreement between the city of antioch and the department of justice to help the police force recover from years of scandals. former congresswoman jackie spear among 2 new women sworn in to serve on the san mateo county board of supervisors, spirit will represent district one, which includes the cities of burlingame. here's berle millbrae and san bruno. she previously represented mateo county in the state senate stanley before serving as a u.s. congresswoman for 15 years. >> i-45 now with a look outside at the embarcadero showing much calmer conditions out there now was a another very windy night last night, although not as windy as areas like the sierra, which have seen wind gusts exceeding 100 miles per hour, southern california, which nearby those major fires have seen wind gusts. extraordinarily windy, too. oakland hills got up to 54 miles per hour. last night,

travis air force base around 40 mile per hour peak wind gusts southern california. obviously the center of our concern here. we have fallen well below average precipitation for areas further south in the state. in fact, record-breaking low percent for this time of year. and that is contributing to a pairing of that strachan area. fire danger. when you do see the strong offshore winds with the low humidity back here at home, we could be very thankful that we've already seen a healthy dose of winter rains because it's really helping us out fire danger, not as much of a concern. we do have these high wind advisories until 10:00am this morning. future cast of winds is showing here winds offshore, but calming further and further as we move into the afternoon, going to be a really calm finish to the day as these winds do. relax initially here up north, it's going to take a longer for southern california neighbors. they are much more exposed to this passing low and the high pressure ridge to the west.

that contrasts between the 2 really stirring up this offshore wind. but it does relax beginning today and a calmer forecast in the works towards the end of the week, especially 60's for your highs. pretty much across the board today. that includes san francisco, the coastline as well as elsewhere, low 60's along the bay shore today and much like yesterday, a few of us will be approaching that 70 degree. mark santa clara at 67 today. yesterday we actually broke a temperature record up in santa rosa getting up to 72 degrees. that breaks your former record for yesterday, january 7th today. i've got you at 66 degrees. santa rosa. a look ahead. does show temperatures remaining steady through this forecast? no chances of rainfall in this forecast either. as for your roads, things still smooth sailing. 10 minutes at the bay bridge. do expect another busy morning commute as you make your bridge crossings. a little bit of good news that winds are starting to calm down. so you shouldn't feel that impact quite as much as

you did. even just a few hours ago, all right, john, thank you for that. in the east bay, 2 people are hurt after a shooting in oakland. >> happened around 6.15, monday night on bull street. not too far from the port of oakland. police say a verbal dispute between 2 people escalated when one of them pulled out a gun and shot the other before they drove away. that into the hospital and is okay. another person that was with the victim at the time was injured, but not shot. police are looking for the shooter. and update to a story we brought you yesterday morning on the kron. morning news. 2 people have been detained in connection to a possible stabbing at the hayward bart station, the satellite before 10 yesterday. our police temporarily closing the station saying the ed at ground level and not on the tracks. the train one person was taken to the hospital. we don't have any word on the extent of their injuries. now to another big story we're following denise huskins, the survivor of a high-profile kidnapping and rape case spoke in monterey county about how she

helped investigators even more victims who were allegedly targeted by matthew mueller. >> at 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. >> matthew mueller's facing new charges after allegedly confessing to several crimes in letter sent from prison. some of the alleged crimes include a kidnapping case. the contra costa county back in 2015 and several home invasions across santa clara county in 2009 seaside police chief nick borgias. it initiated the written correspondence with mueller that led to his revealing details about past crimes. >> i just spoke to him as a human. there was no training or skill or trickery. it was just often take who i am reaching out. >> the news that her husband also say they are considering trying to talk directly to mueller, an attempt to get him to reveal more information. now, let's talk sports. tough

battles for both our bay area teams, warriors took on the miami heat and the sharks took on the vegas golden knights. and as they could, they tried to bring home the win coffers. erin wilson has all those highlights. >> well, warriors came just one game above 500 and they were hoping to finish off the homestand at home. of course, after getting blown out by the kings at home on sunday, they were hosting the heat hoping to right the ship will later in the 3rd a quarter right here. the warriors down by 5 trayce jackson-davis posting a parka will wear. >> don't sit right over 19.7 rebound for tj. the u.s. into the 4th quarter now actually the down by 6 at this point, steph curry with the stepback 3 year. >> he's saying sit. and it is good. for 3 point game. a minute later, the warriors trailing by 4. check out the stiff. here he is. this was in drier, the washer, the spin cycle. whatever you want to

call it, that blaze. and he 31 points and 8 threes for step on the night of they would get what they want on that play. but well, this is close that they would get because miami they went and showered them with three's of their own. going on a 9, 0, run, which forces a timeout by golden state eventually and is back up to a 10 point game later in the 40 to 1, 0, 2, 92 game lead. adebayo drives and throws it down. there. you count that one and 1,004.3 point play. and kyle anderson had 19 points. it's not going count and that they had the bam adebayo had 19 points. rebounds and 5 assists in the war is a fallen. this one, 14, a 98. the final as they drop down to 500 yet again this season. meanwhioe, the sharks will they look to stay undefeated in 2025 or at least they looked to do that against the golden knights of las vegas. let's get along with former sharks. tomas a tough chance for the young sharks are. the nights second right now is one of best teams in the west with 57 points. now

they flex their muscle early-on to sharks. they lose the puck here in the end. >> shea theodore gets the puck out to mark stone. you see where it ends up going. a snapshot there to alex. your gift, flex off his glove and into the night they grab a one. nothing lead now of 2 to nothing. second period. the start finally got their offense in gear. tonight county put the sharks on the power play. about starts and then a little bit later, you see william, it went in front of the net and he's able to get that when the going at it with a goal of the season in the 9th, will they live? how 2 to one heading into the 3rd period. now 3 to one and the sharks. get another power, play gives it jaren. they are in. right there. they found laying practice through. >> a nice defense for go. well, the sharks, they get closer, but that's as close as they get because this one ended. 42. >> suspect he threw at the desk. >> and we're staying on top of that breaking news. those devastating wildfires in

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>> we're staying on top of breaking news tracking multiple wildfires burning across southern california. you're taking a look at the latest incident map from cal fire showing those fires in los angeles county overnight. we got this video of the hearse fire burning in sylmar. you just broke out late tuesday night. officials say so far it's burned about 100 acres and then around the same time, the los angeles fire department is saying another fire. the tamarac fire broke out tuesday in sun valley.

meanwhile, the even fire burning in altadena, which is north pasadena. >> this is video of people be loaded into ambulances. fire started around 6.30 yesterday evening about 40 miles away from the palisades fire and has since grown to more than 500 acres. and to the latest largest wildfire burning right now. this is palisades fire. it's burned nearly 3,000 acres. we are going to keep you updated on the progress firefighters are making throughout the morning. up next to the kron, morning news in coming to san francisco, mayor daniel lurie getting ready to take office is scheduled to be sworn in this morning. that latest on that. make sure you stick with us.

embers started landing and that something's on fire. and that's my son yelled we got to get out of here. >> and breaking right now on the kron, 4 morning news for wildfires in southern california forcing thousands to evacuate this morning. they firefighters are heading down to help. >> at 6. >> good morning and thank you for joining us on this busy wednesday. i'm daria and i'm james. yeah. those winds that we saw yesterday here turned into wildfires in southern california was talking about that very fear. and here it's come to reality, john. yeah, the thing that's really saving us is really at the recent rain we've seen up north, which is really helped us out with our fire danger. southern

california has not seen hardly any rain so far this year. that's everything paired with the strong winds, low humidity adds up to what we're seeing right now. that extraordinary fast-growing, series of wildfires down south. we're looking at sfo right here. things are actually improving at our local airports. winds are starting to relax for us. southern california, lax, burbank, having seen a lot of delays, if not cancellations yesterday in part because of those winds and fires. we do have high wind warnings and fire advisories for southern california through the day today. back here at home, our advisory seas, high wind watches set to expire at 10:00am this morning. so we're right at the tail end of our breezy us conditions. in fact, look closely at your wind map here. it really comes down through the day by the finish of the day were downright calm and really nice and comfortable temperatures as of right now showing a pretty wide range anywhere from the 30's in fairfax, too. even a couple of 60's having held on all night long in a