>> embers started landing catching things on fire and that's my son yelled god. we got to get out of here. >> yeah, them and 49,000 others evacuated this morning as 5 wildfires in southern california are forcing evacuations across for miles at a time bay area. firefighters heading down there as fast as they can to help out. >> good morning and thanks for joining us and aria and i'm james and we'll get to the latest with those wildfires southern california in a

minute. but they're been driven by those winds that john's been talking about. now we've got some stiff winds, too, but they are backing off more than in southern california. yeah, absolutely. our winds beginning to calm down a lot more than our southern california neighbors. we've also seen a lot more rain than they have significant amounts of rain for northern california and hardly a drop down south. that's that fire concern. we're looking outside to sfo. southern california. airports have had a very hard time this past. 24 hours. we are looking at our common conditions with really only benefits us. these high wind warnings for the southern part of the state, in effect till 06:00pm tonight. and we've seen wind gusts in excess of miles per hour. and some of those hillsides, which is just absolutely fanned those flames faster. then anybody could have kept up with here locally. we are seeing our winds coming. we still technically do have are wind advisories till 10:00am. but as you'll notice is you're getting outside. it is a lot calmer than it was last night late yesterday and we'll continue to come down by the time we reach the evening.

very still start to the night. as for current temperatures were in the 40's to 50's for most areas sfa. 57 hayward at 49 degrees punaluu at 42 santa rosa. you're real chilly at 39 later on today. much like yesterday. it's all about the sunshine, but going to be a little bit calmer. so a chance to enjoy a comfortable day right now. all right, john, thank you that is what you need to know. we still have that major delay. >> rsa full line in all directions. had some earlier equipment issues on barton. so we still got the delay. they're dealing with. john talked about the wind so high profile vehicles. i was still take it easy today. we're down from 20 minutes to 13 on the bay bridge. still, a lot of people already made it into the city 13 along that richmond center fell and that golden gate bridge you're at about 36 minutesl doritos, back to you. all right. thanks a lot. rain 802. and we want to take you down to southern california. you're looking at. >> 3 shots next to each other. that's showing you the highlights of the biggest fires that are burning right

now. and these fires are being whipped up by the winds. you can see the sylmar fire in the middle, the out the dean of fire and the pacific palisades fire and as you can see here and now in first light, we've seen that many homes have been burned. our sister station reports that several people have been burned as well. but overall, there's no containment left on these fires. they're just out there doing the best they can to stop them from tearing through neighborhoods and look at some of homes that have burned down big and small all of the 5 fires that are burning their sizes range everywhere. from 75 acres to. >> as you can see here, the largest fire, the palisades fire, 2,921 acres in.size and the containment for all those fires is what you see there. 0 percents. they've got a long way to go. weve got news nation's xavier walton. he's down there as well. in fact, he get brings us the very latest update right now. let's take a listen. >> these winds are absolutely relentless. they're taking the fire from home to home this

one right behind us has been reduced to rubble. you can see it's barely burning, but that fire actually sparked this one here that is ragibg on the roof right now. you can see it almost fully engulfed and then across the street, another image that we've seen since you've been here, amber, starting this fire, that home fully engulfed. >> this area palisades where we are. iconic not far from pch were on sunset boulevard. people know well. i don't know what these people are to come back to. i'm told officials say this is only going to get worse. the winds are only going to get stronger and stronger >> but if you take a look there everywhere you look, there's a fire. there's a home going up in smoke. there are embers flying. that's why these fires are spreading so fast. >> and right now, there's no telling when it's going to end. >> from palisades xavier walton news nation.

>> well, and we know that local firefighters are heading down there as well. oakland, in fact, put out this tweet earlier in the evening yesterday saying their crews are heading down there. joining alameda county hayward and fremont fire departments that are also sending down equipment and personnel to try and help with the containment, which as i said is right now at 0%. and i could hear that wind whipping in that reporter package that we have will here in the bay area are winds aren't as big. >> they're starting to die down. but still pretty strong overnight. and in fairfield, a grass fire broke out just off of green valley road. you can see fire crews are there very quickly. they held it to about one acre and nobody was hurt. 805, right now. and today in just a couple of hours, the moraga orinda fire district is going to do a controlled burn in orinda near edgewood, drive. it's starting at 10 o'clock this morning. they're also going to have a prescribed burn at 10 o'clock

tomorrow morning. this is to take care of the area. there, burned down the fire risk and also maintain the area's ecosystem. so if you're in the area and you see smoke or flames, they know about it. it's a controlled burn. they do recommend, though, if you live in that area if you're just or by smoke that you keep your windows and doors closed. >> all right, 805, is the time. let's get back to san francisco now as that city is set to welcome a new mayor, big transition today. daniel lurie will be sworn in and the and kron four's will tran is live in san francisco with what we can expect will. well, let me just tell you, as far as traffic implications, if you don't have to be down here, let me just tell you avoided because it is a mess. we have moved for the 3rd time this morning. >> i'll step out of the way just to show you what you are looking at in real-time. this is bad nest. so we are on the other side of city hall and look at how busy van ness is because all the other streets blocked off to the public. you

can see police officers, that parking attendants, this is growth that you're looking right down at and it is shut off. they brought out steel barricades where you cannot drive through or else your car will be severely damaged. they have sweeps going on right now as we are about 3 and a half hours away from the swearing-in ceremony for the 46th mayor of san francisco who is 47 years old, native born san francisco in daniel lurie, he will take over officially at 11, 30 once he takes the oath. so you have a couple of more hours to say mayor elect after that, he officially takes office, but he's already been moving around. san francisco has great pretty much. the mayor meeting with the police department meeting with the community. 16 million dollars. that's the tab for his campaign. a lot of it came out his own pocket because he is

independently wealthy as one of the heirs to the levi strauss empire is mom. ashley donated 1 million dollars to his campaign. i can tell you he is the first government official in san francisco to the mayor because now he's part of government since 1911 before then no person who before 1911. well, no one who did not have any government experience whatsoever became mayor. and now here it is 2025. we are talking daniel lurie. a lot of people seem to like that because he has no political experience is not an insider, but he brings business aptitude to the office and he will need that because he's facing basically a 800 million dollar budget deficit over the next 2 years. but he's already coming out swinging james and area. he ran on the campaign of tough on crime. more police staffing, more resources to

help the homeless in san francisco going after open air drug use to work with the community to the point where he's going to have his tonight. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll stay tuned. and you can stay tuned right here on kron because we are going to be airing a mayor like daniel lurie swearing in as the new mayor, san francisco. >> we're going to have our special coverage kicking off at 11 o'clock this morning. so make sure you tune in and check it out. >> time now is a and san mateo county is responding now to a claim by sheriff christina corpus. she says she's been discriminated against harassed and the famed last week the embattled sheriff filed a claim against the county saying that county leaders participated in what she calls an evil scheme to defame her. the county says that her claim is the first step towards filing a 10 million dollar lawsuit against the county. and this comes amid fallout from a scathing report that

accuses sheriff corpus of abuses of power are retaliation and ethical violations. the county has released this statement in part that says the assertions and her claim that she's been discriminated against, harassed into famed and moore show because she is both a woman and a latinx person are completely baseless and a distraction from the issues that give rise to the present circumstances, end quote. the board of supervisors has placed an amendment on the march ballot now asking voters to grant the power to remove the sheriff from office. >> well, 809, is the time. and there will soon be a crackdown on long lines of oversized vehicles in rv's along san jose's streets. san jose announced a program back in november to set up tow away zones for rv's. and this week, those zones go into effect. so the first 2 away zone is going to be a long channel with avenue by snow. that's in south san jose. here there are

about 20. >> oversized vehicles that are currently parked there, locations of tow away zones were selected in areas of rv's that are close to schools waterways and interim housing facilities. the city says the section of channel with avenue received warnings today with zone starting to be implemented on january 13th. there are about 30 sites in total in the city where they're planning on cleaning up over the next 6 months. well, people who are unhoused along the train tracks pose an unsafe and dangerous problem for railroad workers across california cities. and that includes in san jose. conditions have shown just how close workers and riders pass by homeless encampments along the track. railroad officials say that homeless encampments, loitering and dumping not only prevent the company from effectively serving area businesses, but it can become dangerous for railroad workers and riders if they have to confront people or objects that are blocking the tracks. >> it's 8.11 and we are monitoring a press conference

going on in southern california with the latest details in the 2 big fires. the eaton fire and the palisades fire that are burning there. and as you can see now, we've just learned 2 people have died in the fire and look at 1000 plus structures, including many homes have burned down already in the palisades fire. >> event as it continues. thank you for your cooperation, your support and your diligence. and today we will continue to stand with our partners to protect everyone. i would like to introduce. sheriff mina. thank you. the public starts art. we moved oks one which is moving around having la unified superintendent of the to on

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>> 14 is a time right now. we just want to give you the very latest from the fires burning in southern california. new details we've just learned is to people have died in the eaton fire burning in los angeles county. also in the palisades fire. that's mushroom to almost double in size. now it. >> 5,000 plus acres. and we also know that 1000 plus structures, many of them homes have been burned in this fire. and those pictures that you're looking at are from pacific palisades. and you can see not only firefighters are out there, but >> looks like homeowners in some cases to with simple fire extinguishers are trying their best to keep the burning embers at not wreckage from now. and i read that they're trying to save their homes and prevent them from going frames

that house is right next to one that looks like it's already caught fire. and that's the worry. now these winds are kicking these embers across streets and down canyons and valleys into the homes below there. another example of a home on fire in pacific palisades house. big are those winds jobs? yeah, we've had. >> 90 mile per with gusts for parts of especially. >> we've been seeing those winds exceptionally strong and that's why it's pushed it well down into areas like altadena. and then of course, pacific palisades where we've had winds in excess of 70 to 80 miles per hour. so it has been so windy for southern california. this is your characteristic santa ana wind normally kind of a late season event towards the fall. but without the winter rains, which we've seen up north, it has been very dry in southern california. it is absolutely still fire season down there. this more than evidence of that. we have these high wind warnings in till 06:00pm

tonight. so we're still in the thick of it for southern california for the bay area are wind advisories expire at 10:00am? this morning and you're already likely noticing how much calmer it is out there this morning. we have already seen our winter rains. so we have absolutely been spared that heightened fire danger. you can see outside from the top of mount tam right here, a little bit calmer, less shaking going on in the camera here. definitely a bit of good news winds. we'll just continue to come down more and more towards the close of the day, really by the finished the day, a very still afternoon to be expected. now we are seeing this offshore wind still in effect. so no fog, no cloud cover really. the offshore winds are the strongest, though, for southern california, closer proximity to that descending low-pressure in the high to the west in in between a very strong southwesterly flow, which is push these offshore winds, which do begin to relax for southern california, at least starting tonight. now temperatures in the 60's for daytime highs in the bay today. it'll be a gorgeous day

at the coastline with winds calming down. but temperatures still really mild 60's as well for the rest of us with temps in redwood city and san carlos at 64 san jose and santa clara at 67 weve got dublin at 64 degrees today. berkeley at 63 for your high yesterday, a record breaking in santa rosa getting up to 72 breaking your january 7th record today. i've got you at 66 for your high temperatures will continue to be in the 60's for the most part. well into the start of next week with sunshine and no rain in this forecast. reyna. >> escobar, in terms of your traffic and trying times, look at this red across the board from 80 in the east bay all the way down to 8.80. maybe you're traveling along the peninsula right now. want to one, 2.80, definitely seen that traffic growing our bridges. we're starting to see some improvement there. remember, we still have a strong winds. so i would slow down if i was you traveling 16 on the bay bridge. no more

major traffic build up at the toll plaza. there or december fell at 11. hey, we still have that major delay on the sfo line in all directions on bart. they've been working to relieve that for the past few hours. now. so keep that in mind. if you get a barge on the sfo line, 50 minutes alien to down to 2.37, let's check on want to one nearly 16 minute ride up that 85 to menlo park during james. back to you. getting update now from southern california. and now the fires have burned more orordedersrs there are approxi than 8,000 acres. in total, oxi the 3 biggest fires claiming the lives of 2 people so far u.s. we've got the la sheriff robert luna speaking ruptures. >> that we deemed 86 at risk an that could grow evacuation warnings approximately 38,600 residents are under evacuation warnings and approximately 14,332 structures are at risk. ststruructcturureses are at ri at 03:00am. this morning, the i

evacuation orders did expand parts of the city of dillard monrovia and like canada. and again, we continue to assess that. that's evolving. that's going to change. so i encourage you to consistently pay attention to all sources of information. so you're ready to go when you are given that order, if that does come? gigiveven that if that dodoese as information changing, even e this i was driving up here, even as i'm walking up to this e podium, i'm rere e eveven n asa about several of our employees who are have lost their homes in the last several hours. i don't know how many because we are still gathering that information. but like all, we are live here in los angeles county. so we are impacted. so we're going to make sure that within our department, we're wrapping our arms around our employees just like we do with ararmsms around our employees j like we do with community members. i again, as i was coming up here, i did find out that that we did have that that we did have

2 fatalities in this area. i don't have any specifics. there. we're still in the process of doing these assessments trying to still save lives. so this information is going to change o the altadena sheriff's station itself stevacuated and it at least limited on fire. there was some fire at the altadena station, but we did have to clear out all of our employees out e of there. i'm hearing som heheararining g sosomeme miraculous stories and they're not. they're just barely coming in of our ieiedeputies w were trying to evacuate the altadena station and then residents were running up from different locations omaround. asking them for assistance in getting them out of their structures. and from what i understand, they were barely able to get people out before the structure started burning. there's just her role stories of what our deputies are doing out there from m last night. an from lalast night t anand d this morning, i want to make sure people know deputies are

working to assist residents who are evacuating and continuing to make evacuation notices. as we're speaking, they are securing areas that are evacuated and it's always sad when i have to say this. but part of our responsibility is to make sure that no one lutz or steals from residents are community members who are already being impacted. and i'm sad to report. we made to arrest this morning for looting already. so if you are thinking about coming into the any ouof these areas to steal from our residents, i'm gonna tell you something you're going to be caught. you're going to be arrested and you're going to be prosecuted. these areas. it's only for emergency workers and people live there. we are at this point unable to clearly determine the extent of damage at this topoint because the conditions are rapidly evolving and the destruction needs to be assessed as the daylight hours of come forward. i do know that i'd

lost at least one sheriff's black and white to a fire. thank god that the deputy is okay. but deputies continue to okokayay, , bubut be on patrol throughout the road. t depuputitiesesclosure a you back asian areas remain closed to the public. all schools in the pasadena unified school district are closed. there is a road closure and out. and in the drive from alan to new york, drive for those in need of shelter. he said to the pasadena convention center located at 300 >> all right. there you hear in the live update from the la county sheriff robert luna talking about the various numbers that have been coming in minute by minute. 14,000 structures currently threatened across all the various fires that are burning right now across la county. we're live coverage or coverage from southern california wildfires and our news here in the bay area. just a few minutes.

>> it's a 25 in marin county. 2 people are accused of voluntary manslaughter for the opioid overdose of a 22 year-old man who died in corte madera. his body was found in a car saturday morning on sunnyside avenue. and 2 people were arrested. the identity of victim has not been released. >> well, california's homeless population remains the biggest in the nation, but there's new federal data that shows the crisis is growing more slowly here. then we're seeing and other parts of the country. so some good news. the new findings from the u.s. department of housing and urban development's point in time. count shows that it's

increased just 3%, a little more than 3% in 2024. compared to the year before two-thirds of california's homeless residents sleep outside, which is the highest percentage in the country. and it highlights the states need to build more shelters. but the number of young californians who were homeless without a parent or guardian fell 11% last year. >> it's 26 is the time right now. and we keep going live in southern california so that you can see what's going on. many neighborhoods have been burned down in the big 3 fires that have swept through with huge wins. >> through southern california through it, the eaton fire has killed 2 people, 1000. plus buildings, homes, other structures have burned and the numbers continue to grow of the harms, the homes that are in harm's way. there are 14,000 structures threatened. thousands of people have been evacuated and more are doing evacuated and more are doing it as ry excited about saving big

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a 29 continue monitor the high winds and fires in southern california. and the winds here not as extreme know what we're still under an advisory which is set to expire or when john? yeah, our advisory expires at 10:00am this morning and you're already noticing those winds back here at home. >> calming down noticeably after such a windy conditions last night. we've got another beautiful, sunny day ahead of us for a san jose. absolutely. enjoyable forecast will be at 67 today. obviously the other side of the coin is the situation in southern california. we've seen healthy winter rain so far. southern california is hardly seen anything. fire season never really expired for them. so we

have these dry offshore winds gusting as high as 90 miles per hour. bone-dry humidity and their high wind warnings remain through 06:00pm tonight. of course, as we mentioned, ours, here's locally expiring soon. and we are already seeing those winds calming down, still breezy out along the coastline. but notice how winds just come down more and more towards the finish of the day. temperature wise, we're pretty mild this morning. very enjoyable set up for us locally 30's 40's to 50's for our current temps. and later on today, we're right back to the 60's much as we were yesterday. we're just getting rid of some of the wind that we did have yesterday. rain, ride on the eve of that still have that major delay on the sfo line in all directions. >> because of an equipment issue, the only major seen on bart right now, your other bridges and highways are starting to see those drive times go down. so 13 on the bay bridge when we got up to about 25 9 along richmond, sandra fell. maybe you're taking the san mateo bridge right now. you're a 15 and the golden gate bridge. it's going to be about 20 minutes or 15

minutes along 8.80, langille down to 2.37 back to 31 right now and we've learned the southern california wildfires have so far killed 2 people in the eden fire and we know that the fires have grown this morning. we have new numbers that show now. well, over 7,000 acres total burning up in these 3 fires that are the biggest ones. yeah. and here you're looking at live pictures from pacific palisades where the palisades fire now >> has burned more than 5,000 acres. that's a new update this morning. that fire burning out of control containment still at 0% this morning. is that one of the homes? they save 1000 and burned in that fire. we've got carlos herrera with our sister station ktla, bringing us the update now. dozen homes. >> and apartment buildings that have now collapse to the ground like this one. this one burning for about 30 minutes. a firefighter telling that they tried their best to save

all the homes in this neighborhood just a few miles north of the past in the jewish center. but it was just too late and they're being very strategic in terms of what they can save and where the response. so there's only so many homes, so many buildings, so many structures that these firefighters can put out at this point. they say their priority really is to avoid this fire from spreading and moving further south towards the 2.10 freeway. they don't want this fire to jump the highway. this is a result of what we're seeing again, at least a dozen homes off of mcguire drive just a mere out to dina have burned to the ground there now destroyed. remember people who live here? >> back, you waited and now they're going to come back and find this over often at this is if you can see over there that glow, that is actually it appears to be new building,

possibly homes in that area that caught you see a lot of black smoke billowing into the air. so that gives an indication that it's it's still actively burning that is in the last few minutes or so. we did not see that orange well past this house here. so again, firefighters really having a tough time. you can see a burned car in the driveway. a lot of cars are actually been destroyed as well by these flames. lot of people we've seen. try to move their their animals, their horses. taking them to safety. that's also been a big issue hearing from firefighters. fire officials say the evacuation orders will continue to expand today as those winds continue to get more powerful. >> all 34 is the time closer to home. now we've got mayor london breed count the clock. as we know there's going to be a new mayor sworn in today, but we had a chance to interview mayor breed here in our studios yesterday. and we

asked her if she thought there was any unfinished business as she leaves office. here's what you had to say. >> mayer's, they come and go and ultimately the decisions we make have a lasting impact in. i think there's always going to be a feeling of being unfinished. but my hope is that those types of things will get finished. but as soon as they get finishes on to the next thing, they'll be something else to do. but that's what makes san francisco great city. we're always looking for the possibility of making something better. >> yeah, well, the mayor does say she will be a daniel lurie is inauguration later today. so she has that that final act to perform while still in office. >> speaking san francisco, the police department now no longer under state oversight. the eight-year long supervision from the california department of justice began back in 2018. what it found that the sfpd will had an outdated use-of-force policy and lacked accountability. according to the report the police department has implemented vast majority of the reforms. 263 of the 272 that they were

tasked to implement the remaining 9 reforms. the department says are in progress. >> it's a 35 in the woman who was kidnapped and raped in a case out of a back in 2015 is speaking out now. and this comes after news that her attacker is now facing new charges. kron 4 charles clifford has the story. >> well, here in seaside on tuesday, denise huskins quinn and her husband, aaron quinn, are reacting to news that their attacker, matthew mueller, is facing additional charges. 47 year-old matthew mueller, who is serving a 40 year prison sentence for kidnapping and denise huskins in 2015 has been accused of committing a series of home invasions across santa clara county during 2009. he's also been charged in a 2015 kidnapping case in contra costa county. and on tuesday, the el dorado county district attorney announced that mueller is also believed to have kidnapped and sexually assaulted a victim as far back as 1993 when he was just 16 years old. >> that's 2 decades of this mindset that he was living

>> on tuesday afternoon, denise huskins quinn and her husband, aaron, spoke to the media about the recent developments in these cases. we had all the markers of a serial predator. >> and it's unfortunate that it's taken this long to be able really give some better clarity and hopefully some sense of peace to these other victims. the new charges come after mueller allegedly confessed to the crimes in letters he sent from prison. seaside police chief nick bohr just had initiated the written correspondence with mueller. >> that led to these alleged confessions. >> i just spoke to him as a human. there was no training or skill or trickery. it was just often who i am reaching out. >> i really believe that this is just the tip of the iceberg. denise and aaron say they believe they're probably more unsolved cases out there and they are encouraging all victims of assault to come forward. so if you're in that situation just know. we should always trust yourself, always believe in yourself. matthew

mueller is currently being held in a santa clara county jail. once the new cases against him are result, he will be transferred to a federal prison in arizona. now, denise and aaron say they're also considering trying to talk directly to matthew mueller in an attempt to get him to reveal more information. but for now in seaside, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> a 37 in the situation is looking dire with first light in los angeles. as you can see, more than 1000 homes have been destroyed and other structures and 2 people have been killed so far in these wildfires. as a press conference underway, we just wanted to take quick. listen. the president of the la city council is speaking right now and we'll listen in. >> as we go to break. >> working together to make this work. i want announce a few more closures to add to the school closures that we heard the end, the closures that the sheriff and the supervisor red to us griffith park closed today, including like hollywood runyon canyon

closed today los angeles close today. the edhollywood reservoi closed today. the hollywood sign closed today as well as all the roads through the support of basin in the san fernando valley. so nobody should be going those places today. anyway, i will. and then chief? mcdonald's said, not only if you're on the west side or in aiaithe valley anywh in this city, if you can stay off the roads, please eydo so. live in south long way away from the fires. visibility is less than one block. because of the smoke. so if there is not a good reason for you to be on the roads, we ask that you that you leave the roads open as possibly as you can to the public safety professionals that have to do on their work and will lead us out of the crisis that we face e here in the city of los

angeles in the county of los angeles today. also, lastly, just grateful for the work of the president. the united states kicked in for us late last night. who happens to be in southern california. the governor was with us in the pacific palisades last night and has helped out and a range of ramunicipalities around the county and outside the county have come in to help where they can. and we're extremely, extremely grateful for their help in this time of crisis for our city and our county. and with that, i will ask the director of the office of emergency management for los angeles county kevin gallon to come to the mic. thank you for the introduction. >> i'm kevin young and a director with la county's office of emergency management. as my partners appeared said before we're facing a historic natural disaster. and i think that can be stated instrong enough. this is not a normal red-flag.

we've been in partnership with the national weather service for days prior to the arrival of this severe wind storm. there's been amazing communication by the national weather service and they should be acknowledged for all acacknknowowleledgdgeded f for of the communication that was put out days orin advance. what's critical about that? is it partnered all our public safety emergency organizations throughout nethe county to begi preparations ugfor this? and a lot of the successes we saw over the last 18 to 20 hours is a direct result painstaking preparations that had gone into place for the last 48 to 72 hours. we still have a long road ahead of us. our county with wildland fires. we just finished working on the franklin fire. we've had the bridge fire. the post fire. this has been a very destructive fire season. this is this is just going add to it. our eyes are on mitigating

it the impacts from itthis emergency working with our . . s community partners and then charting the course for what will be a long recovery effort. with that. i would

>> a 44 getting new information coming from southern california. the eaton fire has now killed 2 people burned 100 plus structures and the palisades fire has burned 1000 plus structures. many of them homes. you can see while darren was just talking. you saw a large section of that

home just collapse in onto itself. just the front facade. really all that's left. >> the rest of the house completely gone. you can see straight through it to the trees behind. and this is just one of app. more than 1000 structures. at least 12, 14,000 threatened. but more than 1000 structures destroyed at least of the palisades fire alone, which is the live image you're seeing from here. yeah. and the winds are still so strong down there in southern california. john's monitoring that and our weather here. >> still very much so very concerning when all through the day in southern california. >> winds down there last night peaked as high as 90 miles per hour. right around altadena where the even fires burning, where the house aides fires burning around pacific palisades is around 70 mile per hour peak wind gusts. of course, we've had multiple fires on top of these that have rapidly expanded. the difference between us in southern we've already seen our winter rains. they've hardly gotten a drop. that's when you get these dry offshore winds. fire season, a

stir certainly still a be factor in january. now, northern california, we've been spared by these winter rains and the fact that our winds have not been as breezy and 50 mile per hour gusts in the oakland hills last night isn't up for sure. but things are pretty green out. there are high wind advisories expire at 10:00am this morning. >> still a little breezy up there at mount tam. you can see the shaking going on in the camera. >> all in all, though, things are calming and will only continue to come for the rest of the day for us. northern california much as our southern california neighbors have all been in the same boat with this offshore wind. the factors different, though it's just so dry down there and that low is a little bit closer. that's the winds are accelerating, much more noticeably that low exits the region. so they're winds will also be calming down just by the end of the day today, 60's for highs in the city today. very similar feel to yesterday. nice day at the coastline and a nice day altogether. elsewhere to

burlingame at 63 for your high redwood city at 64 south bay, temperatures mid to upper 60's san jose. another warm 67 for you low to mid 60's across the east bay with oakland at 65 temperatures, super similar nap at 67 santa rosa after record breaker at 72 yesterday. you'll be at 66 the next 7 days. do eventually cool down, especially into next week. but lots of sunshine all the way through next week. reyna. >> a highly zones again. you could still see. they're still pretty busy. >> like along 88 80 in 101 bridges, though. that's where the drive times are starting to dip down lower barton bridge them a tail bay bridge and a rich was a refill that's greener conditions. if you're heading into the city right now about 13 minutes. hey, still high winds out there. so definitely take it easy if you're traveling, especially in high profile vehicles. 32 across the golden gate bridge,

if you are going get maybe the roads and the highways. 1, 1, of the south bay. still, it's 16 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. if you are taking bart, still a major delay on the sfo line in all directions because of an earlier issue they had on the tracks. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's talk sports. some tough battles for to bury a team with the warriors taking on the miami heat and the sharks taking on the las vegas golden knights from four's. erin wilson takes a look at the highlights. >> well, warriors came just one game above 500 and they were hoping to finish off the homestand at home on a high note, 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 up more khalil where? >> 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 one drier, the washer, the spin cycle. whatever you want to call it, that plays a name yet 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 the 1,004.3 point play. and kyle anderson had 19 points. it's not a large county and that they had the bam adebayo had 19 points. rebounds and 5 assists in the war is a following. this one. 14, a 98. the final searches. they drop down to 500 yet again this season. meanwhile, the sharks with a 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 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 and you see where it ends up going. a snapshot there to alex. your gift. >> the flex off his glove and into the night they grab a one. nothing lead now of 2 to nothing. second period that starts finally got their offense in gear tonight. county. plus 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 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 it gives it jaren. they are in. right there. they found laying practice through a nice defense for ago while

the sharks, they get closer. but as close as they get because this one ended. 42. >> suspect he planted >> all right, erin, thank you. well, ahead of nba all-star weekend in february, san francisco will host the celebrity pickleball bash inside the iconic warfield bay area greats taking part in the event include former warrior crist molan former niner to yellow terrell owens and former giant hunter pence. others will be there as well. owens actually took part in a meet and greet with the folks there at the stonestown mall in san francisco to help promote everything going on. >> what i notice is that a lot of people play pickleball. unbeknownst to me, i had no idea that so many people are into pickleball let me tell let me know one thing about. i mean, i thought just granddad type of sport. i'm sure that's where it started. and now it's like it's a phenomenon. it's it's just everywhere. >> pickleball is big of the

event is set for saturday, february 15th and sunday, february 16th. >> kids at a local elementary school in sacramento got a special surprise because >> as you know, the a's are going to be moving to west shaq for a couple of years. >> so here they are running around on the playground play with the kids. >> it's a day they'll never forget. definitely had a lot of energy we've been here. so it's been fun find the kind of playing with them. and just to send a few things are just. >> they're exciting. i mean, these kids are gonna be able to come to our games, you know, give a lot to us inaction on the field. notice like same thing really coming out here to their field. and the neighbor watched play with them. >> and they got to see lucille, as you can see, a good time had by everybody. and we'll be watching the a's as they progress closer and closer from then sacramento to eventually they're hoping las vegas at some point. >> 52 is the time we continue to follow the latest out of southern california. you can see another live view here of

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climate resiliency and how do we need to? >> it's 55 continuing of monitoring the wildfires that are burning through los angeles county. you're taking a look here at a map with some of them and some graphics where we're going over the smaller fires at, for example, 75 acres. but the big 3 fires and the biggest to now just the between the palace says the even fires. they have

burned through 2100 plus structures. >> but about 5,000 acres total and 2 people have been killed in these fires that have went through los angeles county. you can see here some of the video of the flames on the hills overnight in the smoke. that's absolutely blanketing. >> just about the entire la basin at this point. as you can see, the hearse fire, they're getting larger. 505 acres burned so far as 0% containment. we also have an update, too, on the next fire here. believe the tamarack fire that one burning up near the hills. and you can see that that one is near sunvalley la county saying that's just one of like i said, a total of 5. let's show you the next one here as we get larger and larger with video of people being taken away in ambulances as we've had more than 50,000 people evacuated. and as daria mention, sadly, 2 people died in the dayton fire. we're 200, 2,227 acres burned so far and you'll see 0% containment. that's the common theme. and that includes the largest of

them all the palisades fire. and we can show you the latest with that to where that fire now has grown to more than well. think that number 5,000 acres plus now has burned down with 0% contained and 1000 structures. many of them homes have burned. >> we're going to continue our look at southern california. what's happening there and here in the bay area in just a few minutes. we also just found out that the governor is not going to be going to the jimmy carter funeral because he wants to stay in california with our emergency happening. we're also following the latest with the inauguration of san francisco's new mayor will have a live update on that coming up in a minute.

>> families up their their pets up there. >> there are people who really helped. >> a lot of people. that's the breaking news this morning. thousands evacuated and 2 people dead after massive wildfires rip through southern california. they're still burning out of control. we'll have the latest on the firefighting efforts. good morning and thanks for joining us and aria and i'm james. we still windy morning here around the bay. nothing like what they're seeing in southern california. but the winds are. >> the reason john has his eye on all this morning, john. yeah, winds definitely starting to come down here locally for southern california. they're