>> 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 still

eyeing. >> another several hours of exceptionally windy conditions, which of really fuel the flames of so many fires that have rapidly expanded here at sfo. good news for any travelers as our winds are calming yesterday, it was very breezy towards the finish the day and last night we still have those high wind warnings for several more hours down in southern california. and that potential of rapid expansion of those fires is stir. certainly still a huge concern as we see new houses being engulfed in flames in multiple cities across l a high wind advisories here locally are only in effect for one more hour until 10:00am this morning. and yes, we've already seen most of our winds relaxing at this point afternoon hours, actually going to be relatively calm. as for daytime highs today, we are going to see some 60's again right now it's 50's to 40's. so it's definitely cool. still go ahead. throw that jacket on later on today. much like yesterday. going to be asking yourselves. this is not

january, whether it is warmer than average for sure. and definitely windier than average for socal reyna. all right, john, we have this major delay on the u.s. a full life for most of the morning on bart. >> they have some earlier equipment issues, but it looks like it's just a slow pool back to being normal so keep that in mind. here. it is a great, fantastic 12 minutes on the bay ridge for about 25 while you're richmond center fell is at 8 san mateo bridge back down to 15 and the golden gate bridge is at 24 all regions. back to you. thanks a lot of 91 right now. we want to take it back to southern california where we are monitoring the 3 biggest fires burning. >> and the latest news that just came out this morning, which is that 2 people have been killed in the southern california wildfires and thousands more acres have burned in these big winds that have whipped up the fires overnight. thousands of people have evacuated as of fires burning in all parts of the l a basin. you've got the woodley fire that someone burning near los angeles about

11 miles west of burbank. we've talked about. >> fires burning in sun valley. fire is burning in pasadena. 5 of them overnight. all breaking out and that's really stretching. firefighters as daria mention thousands of acres has burned so far more than 5,000 plus, more than 1000 structures destroyed. we want to get the latest now on all of this with newsnation's xavier walton. >> 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 raging 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, last night we also heard from the oakland fire department. they posted on social media that they are heading south to help crews battle those fires and they'll be joining as well. alameda county hayward and fremont fire departments but already announced that they're sending help down there as well. >> and here in the bay area, we've talked about how our winds are not as strong, but still there was a grass fire that broke out overnight in the windy conditions in fairfield. this burned off of green valley road because you

can see firefighters get out there quickly and put it out. they limited to about one acre. and starting today about an hour, the and a fire district is going to do a controlled burn near edgewood. drive in orinda starts at 10 o'clock this morning. they're going to do another burn tomorrow morning at 10:00am they're doing this to manage the wildfire risk in the area and also make sure that the vegetation remains healthy and they say that it is ok to do that, that our winds are going to be dying down by the time they start. if you do notice the smoke or flames, they say that this is a planned burn. she don't need to call 9-1-1. but if you live in the area, you may want to keep your windows and doors closed. >> well, this morning, san francisco will be celebrating a new mayor. daniel lurie will be sworn in as the city's 46 mayor and kron four's will tran is covering it live in san francisco. well. >> just standing here, james and area, i see a lot of dignitaries already arriving. david chiu city attorney. he is a silly into his office has

of course he will be at the swearing-in ceremony, which is going to happen in about 2 and a half hours from now. if you don't have to be near city hall, i'm not talking driving in front of it. even on van ness. you know, just avoid this. it is terrible. i've heard so much talking this morning. i thought i was in new york city because people are just choked with traffic as in front of city hall poll, it's shut down. it is crawling with security and police officers. you're looking at grove and that is blocked off to the public as well. never mind civic center plaza. i mean, you can't even get through there at this particular time. so keep that in mind because obviously this is a huge day for the city of san francisco. 46 mayor will officially take office in 2 and a half hours from now. 47 year-old daniel lurie takes over the native san franciscan. well, you he beat

a fellow democrat london breed. not sure if she will be here, but we expect a lot of vip to be in attendance. daniel lurie has been moving around san francisco since basically winning the election on november 7th, when breed conceded the election. so he's been moving around san francisco as like getting to know the community. he has run on platforms that include tougher on crime. no open air drug use trying to deal with the homeless situation in san francisco. he ran on 16 million dollars to attack social media. all the public campaign. i mentioned this and london read at the time. also mention it because she was outspent. th trailing in the polls and then he built up momentum to, of course, where he ultimately won and will be san francisco's mayor who, by the

way, has no political experience. the first mayor in san francisco to do that since 1911. >> back to you will see how goes in. and we're standing by for that swearing-in ceremony. thank you will. and you can watch it from home. we're going to be broadcasting it here as daniel lurie sworn in as the next mayor right here on kron 4 with our special coverage beginning at 11:00am. >> well, former congresswoman jackie spear is among 2 women now that have sworn in to serve on the san mateo county board of supervisors. spirit will represent district one, which includes the cities of burlingame, hillsborough, millbrae and san bruno. she previously represented san mateo county in the state senate and assembly. before then moving to congress and representing the region for 15 years there as a congresswoman also sworn in yesterday, former palo alto councilmember lisa gauthier. they succeed supervisors dave pine and warren slocum and their edition, by the way, now gives the board a female majority.

>> san mateo county is responding to a claim by sheriff christina corpus that she has been discriminated against and harassed and defamed. last week the embattled share filed a claim against the county saying that county leaders participated in what she calls evil scheme to defame her. the county says that this is the first step towards her filing. a 10 million dollar lawsuit against the county. and all this comes amid fallout from a scathing report that accuses the sheriff of abuse of power. retaliation and ethical violations. and the county has released a statement that says in part that the assertions in the claim that she's been discriminated against because she's both a woman and a latinx person are completely baseless. and the county says it's a distraction from the issues. the board of supervisors has placed an amendment on the march ballot. they are asking voters to grant them the power to remove the sheriff from office.

>> well, long lines of oversized vehicles in rv's along san jose streets will soon face a crackdown. san jose announced a program back in november to set up tollway zones for these rv's and this week, though zones will go into effect. so the first tollway zone right there along channel with avenue by snow thats in south san jose. there are about 20 oversized vehicles currently parked there, the locations of tow away zones, by the way, were selected in areas where rv's are close to schools and waterways and interim housing facilities. the city says this section of channel with avenue receives warnings today and then the tollway will be enforced starting january 13th. there are about 30 sites in total that the city's planning on cleaning up over the next 6 months. will people who are unhoused now along train tracks pose an unsafe and dangerous problem for railroad workers across california cities. and that includes in san jose. so

conditions have shown just how close workers and riders passed by these homeless encampments along the tracks. and rebel officials say that these encampments, along with loitering and dumping prevent the company from effectively serving the areas and in some cases it can be dangerous for railroad workers and riders if they have to confront people or objects that are blocking the tracks. >> its 9.10 right now. and if you want to order a beer. >> on your morning commute. >> on the ferry, you can. on monday they started offering alcoholic a snack bars and on board the ferries and trips throughout the system throughout the day. and i guess that means they start the taps rolling. start running in the morning. the expanded service marks the end of the ferries free coffee in the mornings. and that they do say that they have high quality coffee you can buy and snacks. and of course, the bars as we're headlining here, they all open at 6.30, in the

morning. i don't know if want to be publicizing that. detroit's your mornings. 9.11, it's 4 o'clock somewhere. still ahead on the kron, morning news. >> grocery bills seem to be slimming down as more people are on weight loss drives. we'll talk about that change coming up in business news. >> and a former councilman is looking to run for the mayor of oakland. we'll share his vision for the city and we're starting to calm down across the bay area. can see a pretty inviting new downtown san francisco. >> our winds in oakland last night peaked at around 50 miles per hour. you pair that with the immediate vicinity of those polices in socal. we've obviously had the stronger winds, sierra, especially with the last night talking more your forecast ahead. >> and we still have major delay on the s align its some earlier issues on the bar line. now they've been working to resolve is

>> welcome back to newsnight. 15 we are definitely keeping a close eye on southern california. we're going to be giving you updates all morning long regarding that, we still have those high wind warnings in effect. >> in many cases till 06:00pm tonight for many of our southern california neighbors around all to the you know, we've seen 90 mile per hour wind gusts overnight and winds will continue today. little bit of good news for us here at home. our winds have already begun to relax. these wind advisories expire at 10:00am this morning and by no means have our winds been a strong. and we've also seen our winter rains. they haven't gotten that down in la. that's the extraordinary fire

potential down there that we are living up to. she can see from mount tam still a little bit breezy winds will continue to relax gradually through the day today. and we do see a nice calm finish to your day. these offshore winds are something that the entire state are really looking at. and for southern california, their extra intense because the proximity of that low and the high to the west really dragging out that dry offshore winds from internal areas out towards the coast. things do come down after today down south, but the damage has already been done. 60's for your highs south and at the coastline today. you're also seeing those 60's elsewhere in the bay area. very much so a warmer than average january day for the bay. so much so that yesterday santa rosa broke your daytime high record getting up to 72 degrees yesterday in santa rosa. we're going to stay in the 60's today, but we're going to be a little bit calmer, which adds up to a really enjoyable feeling forecast definitely recommend getting outside and enjoying this one for a few minutes. at least we will

continue to come down, but we're going to continue to remain dry, too. as we move to the weekend and into next week, reyna. >> as a whole line has been issued for most of the morning. they had some earlier equipment issues. so they're still working to resolve things there. bridges look great from the bay ridge, the san mateo to the richmond, sandra everything's moving at the limit. it's the highways that are still busy out there. of the south bay around 45 minutes to 80 82 good options to hop on that until that starts to go down. 34 stanley and are down in milpitas deciding between 80 or 5.82. oakland looks 80's much lighter. if you want to take that option crockett down towards the amazing start to slow down it is reach richmond about. 22 minutes started. james, back to you. >> top financial winners and losers. >> financial expert rob black morning route. warning area. how? wait. sorry.

>> you can hear me. okay. get on to we can hear you, go doing today? big sell-off yesterday. job growth is slowing. some reports today. >> 10 year treasuries plan around 4.7%. so. passions depleting stocks. i'm leavin cash and getting 4.7%. i'm not 4.7 get about 4 and half. but its an alternative to investing and it's kind dragging the markets to a slow start this year. we want to see that 10. you're closer to 4, not closer to 5. so you think that's a way to play it safe? is that the idea? yeah, with high valuations, i think you're going to market pullback sometime in the year. some analysts are seeing down 20% year. some analysts are seeing an up 10%. no one has seen and up to 20% like we just got out of. >> okay. does not mean like it's a deal. time for me to buy robbie. i'm listening to what you say. and always say this is when you get deals.

>> you're young woman, daria. i think you can invest now even though valuations are high. if you are 20 years old or i'd say maybe can wait for market pullback the cash is important keep it in a cash like account like money market, i always invest every 2 weeks. my 401 k no doubt about it. but right now there's some concerns online away shuns. how come you don't want to be paid? 25 times earnings you want first 20? >> i see, ok, this is fascinating. we talk so much about tech and business in like the next great, big thing. the idea that robots are learning to do surgery. >> i'm not sure if i don't want to be driven in a self-driving car. i don't know if i want a doctor. that's a robot doing by surgery. >> well, i think it's could be an option in the future, may be that will be the next generation of people are more used to it. john hopkins and stanford are starting teach robots how to do surgery by watching videos. and right now they're just a teen wounds. this is not fda approved. it's

a long way off from happening. but it's another great example you know, where we can use robotic technology and ai technology for learning on robots. now. pretty cool stuff. it's >> incredible. i don't know if i want to be guinea pig, but anyway, you talked about it's not fda approved. we do have the fda approving the biggest drug ever, which is, you know, now everybody is using diabetes drug for weight loss and you're saying is changing the shapes of like grocery stores and other markets. >> yes, a 6% of us adults are now using just eli lilly makes the mazda's novo nordisk about 5 other companies are going to be introducing them in the future the prices down for things like will go vian zepbound. but at the grocery bill up for the average gop one years down 6%. that's pretty impressive for higher income families. it's down 9%. it's less fast. food, less coffee. shop consumption. it's hurting companies like kraft heinz pepsi, hershey, nestle.

campbell's, who also kind of like. sections right? but it's so big. it's kind of interesting. you're starting to see like united airlines say that they would save 8 80 million dollars if every pastor lost 10 pounds, i'm probably gonna get on them in the next 3 months because still got that stubborn 10 to 15 pounds to lose be yeah. >> you 10 pounds a bowling ball. you fine. okay. don't know why. i think that there's nothing between cosmetic and like health reasons shed weight. and i i think. i think you're on. >> my doctor ideal weight would be one 9200 now. but last as high as 2.30, to 40. >> ok, well, then stop buying scout cookies. you follow all the stuff you said. they just started selling them. >> i loved them. how $6 for a box of smell is up from last year's $5. and that's what inflation and i love scouts. i think business, it's really only yeah. i know it's for the

yeah. so that's case. hey, before we go, all the kids these days are buying new clothes to buying used clothes. this is what it's been 10 more years since mackle more pop some tags. now the thrift stores all back again. yeah. 25,000 resale stores in the united states. their stories have been around forever. but even the big point companies like banana republic, lululemon. >> h j crew. are you guys been doing it for years? they're all going into it. it's not only just it's not a week. good for the economy. it's good for the planet. generation z starting to realize that you with my kids when they're sick. 79, always go into stores. and they get new stuff in palo alto with tags. still at it for, you know, 10, $15. yeah, you can get some deals outconditions

throughout the app. >> want to take you live to southern california for an update now. you can see the video coming in from a neighborhood that's on fire here. many homes have burned in that fires you can see. and then we're yoalso monitoring ou sister r station, ktla and how they're looking at the weather patterns of the strong winds that have really made this fire with up the winds. the santa ana winds have been incredibly powerful overnight. and that's what's been blowing these tterer embers in some ca miles ahead of the actual fire to land enon rooftops. >> and start neighborhoods burning and that sort of the situation we've seen this morning with 5 fires in total burning right now. we've got more than 50,000 people evacuated 14,000 structures threatened and what you're looking at here is a live picture on the right hand side showing the griffith observatory. that whole park has just this morning been

included in the evacuation zone. no flames currently threatening the griffith observatory, but they just want to make sure that people that are in the past of these flames are getting out well ahead of time just in case. well, because a lot of people who are evacuated overnight, we're stuck in traffic and actually had to ditch their cars and they ran on as you can see here in our graphic, we're talking about the eaton fire being deadly. >> 2 people have been killed in that fire. and also we know fire is looking at some of th devastation. >> that is right behind you there. omar. yeah, we are along pch and triple a drive. want to step out of the way. >> it's hard to put frame hear exactly what this is. but this was a whmobile home community full of mobile homes. more than 50 mobile homes were located in this area right here. and now they are all gone destroyed. we've been talking to people here in this area this morning like michael n

mccoy, you've been going up and down. you live in ing likes monica. been in this area for years and years. >> what are your thoughts seem that this s is devastation? >> i have live up there. we go surfing and d it's gone. i can' even imagine. you know what these people are i going through. you know, just thank god everybody safe. was the major thing that the evacuation order that was, you know, called out yoeverybody loved. >> tell me about this community here. it's been here for years. a lot of older about it. >> yeah, this this mobile home e community. i go by it every day. when i go surfing up here at topanga. ahah ththisis ththh >> and you know, it's everybody knows each other older citizens, but a lot of younger ones take care of each other. then back you could easa babackck yoyou u cocoululd sa they built this wall for the a floods in cut down all that brush. but even that was can say that. and that's to say no. tell me what you've been seeing as you've been driving along the beach them, restaurants burned down on this side of the pch. me what you can so i have to use my

bike because i have to get the topanga check out my storage. but perry's on the other side over here is on. all right. and there again, your listening to that live interview of somebody who >> was familiar with people park. that's now absolutely e park. that's now absolutely e decima

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♪♪ i caught my son trying to hit my vape. he's like a little me. he does everything that i do. that was it. i had to quit. californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. >> 9.30, right now. checking out the weather here on wednesday morning. still pretty windy out. there it is. yeah, we've got john with a look at the winds and it's supposed to expire here pretty quick, right? the advisory? yeah, 30 more works and that to it. now winds have started to relax, but indeed, still a few windy spots out there for sure. we are definitely not as windy as our southern california neighbors and the

most important part of it all, not as dry as them. we've actually seen a lot of winter rain where hardly had any. here's your view of san francisco. gorgeous morning. obviously all eyes are in socal. they have these high wind warnings in some cases all the way up until 06:00pm tonight. so still several more hours with those extraordinarily strong winds. our winds are about 30 more minutes and we will be done with our wind advisories. winds you can see will continue to come in by the afternoon. hardly a breeze at all. for most areas. temperature wise, we're sitting very comfortably in the 50's for most areas happening. but you're already at 61 degrees will be a gorgeous day out along the coastline with daytime highs solidly with your at the coast or elsewhere in the 60's rain. all right, john, thanks for that. tracking an accident just popped up westbound highway 4. they lee road in pittsburgh. so you're seeing some delays there. also, if you're taken bar, we still got that 20 or that major delay, not 20 minutes. >> major delay that's on the nsa phone line because of an

earlier issue. bridges back down to move in at the limit 15 on the bay bridge while you're rich december fell it at 7 and the golden gate bridge down from 38 to 20 minutes story. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 9.31. is the time right now and we want to get back to the breaking news, which is the fires burning in southern california, turning deadly. >> 2 people have been killed so far. yeah. so that's been the tragedy in this. the fires burned more than 2200 acres so far, at least in one of those fires. add it all up. >> yeah, and we're looking at more than one in $7. 7,000 total between 3, 4, 5, fires actually because so moore broke out earlier this morning. let's go to carlos herrera for a look. dozen homes. >> apartment buildings that have now collapsed to the ground like this one. this one burning for about 30 minutes. a firefighter telling us, sir, that they tried their best to save all the homes in this neighborhood just a few miles north of the passing of a 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 structure 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 now. at least a dozen homes off of mcguire drive just a mere out to dina drive. i have burned to the ground. they are now destroyed. remember people who live here back, you waited and now they're going to come back and find this over oftee at this is if you can see over there that orange 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 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. >> oakland doesn't run from challenges. we rise to meet them together. west oakland to the hills from the deep east to the north. we are one city. our connection is much deeper than just a location. together, we can make oakland,

it's become for innovators and dreamers for artists and builders for women and minority entrepreneurs. 3.18, opportunities that lift all communities and make oakland for all. it's time to bring that business and legislative experience home or oakland renaissance. >> and there you hear it straight from the source. a big development this morning, congresswoman barbara lee has officially announced her candidacy for mayor of oakland. the announcement comes from her social media accounts this morning. lee emphasizing the need for unity in the city calling on residents to come together to address the challenges. oakland faces. announcement comes with endorsements from key local groups. she says she vows to work towards a stronger future for oakland. the race for mayor is expected to be pretty competitive is more candidates consider entering a field ahead of the special election which is set for early april this year.

more political news. we've got mayor london breed with one foot out the door as we're expecting to inaugurate a new mayor today. but in an interview that she held with us here in our studios yesterday, we asked her if she felt she had any unfinished business as she leaves office. and here's what she 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 city. we're always looking for the possibility of making something better. >> and the mayor says she will be there at daniel rees inauguration later today, which you can watch, by the way, rig here on kron 4 because we will be bringing us special coverage of that inauguration with our coverage beginning at 11 o'clock. so make sure you join us. >> time now is 9.36. and and a woman was kidnapped and raped in vallejo. back in 2015 is

speaking out. yeah. this comes after news that her attacker is now facing new charges. property charles clifford explains. >> 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'r 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 resolved, 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. >> 9.38 and the biden administration has just given california a half-billion dollars for emergency disaster funding. this comes as president elect trump has warned that he withhold emergency funding to california. governor newsom doesn't change course on some of his policies. the money is going to be for any disasters that happen in the future as well as past disasters like flooding and wind damage caused by winter storms that we've had 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. >> the funds ame going to be distributing to look distributed to local

governments next. and then from there, people can reach out determine if they can qualify for that assistance. >> we'll be. >> the casket of president jimmy carter is now they're at the state capitol where the former president lies in state and tens of thousands of people be paying their respects. and then there's going to be a funeral state funeral tomorrow. governor newsom has just announced this morning. you won't be there because the wildfires in southern california. we have our washington correspondent shot hudson with the very latest, though, on the plans there at the capitol. >> over the next 24 hours, carter will lie in state here at the u.s. capitol where many americans will brave the cold to come pay their respects to the late president. the flag-draped casket carrying former president jimmy carter arrived at the u.s. capitol tuesday afternoon. >> members of the carter family fold behind. the 39th president honored with a 21 gun salute before moving inside the capitol rotunda for

a memorial service throughout his life and career. >> jimmy carter detained a fundamental decency. >> vice president kamala harris delivered one of the eulogies. >> may the works. i have done. for me. >> senate majority leader john food and house speaker mike johnson spoke about carter's life dedicated to service to country. >> but i rejoice and the thought that he. together with his beloved wife, rosalynn. he's now before. the face of his father. >> jimmy carter was a member of the greatest generation. >> and carter's funeral will take place tomorrow at the national cathedral here in washington. we're all 5 living presidents are expected to attend reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. >> its 9.41, and still ahead news with take a look at how the warriors did wrapping up their six-game homestand.

>> we're back at 9.43. and a seabird covered in oil is recovering now after being found on a beach out of point reyes, national seashore up in marin county park. officials say a wildlife biologist was alerted about this bird thanks to a visitor and some rangers. the biologist sent that bird to the international bird rescue in fairfield and a veteran or staff there says that the bird should be okay. the park wants remind everybody, though, that it is illegal to handle or rescue wildlife there along the shoreline. so if you do spot one, you have to contact the national park service and a member of the staff will come out and take care of it.

>> and looking outside from morning here in the bay. this >> winds are starting to relax, although you can still see a little bit of shaking going on in this camera. top of mount tam. >> as we do have some stronger winds aloft. nothing like southern california, which is still under wind advisories throughout the course of the day today, peak winds down around la, especially around altadena have peaked at around 90 miles per hour. exceptionally windy conditions in your pairing that with very low humidity and the fact that la in southern california general has hardly seen a drop of water yet this year. meanwhile, up north, we've seen our winds, but we've already had the benefit of multiple, very rainy conditions and that has really spared us the heightened fire danger. our wind advisories are only effect for 15 more minutes. we'll continue to come down through the day. so today really is the end of our wind event. you can see winds

are still gradually offshore. so this will keep the coast clear. southern california. absolutely. still very strong winds closer to that low pressure area and the high and the gradient between these 2 is really stirring up that dry offshore. santa ana wind for southern california. and just because it's january, if there hasn't been arraigned yet, it is still fire season. now 60's for your daytime highs in san francisco and out along the coastline. a lot of 60's elsewhere to today is going to be very comparable to yesterday, just seeing calmer winds in stead of increasingly breezy conditions. it's all together. the kind of mixed today more enjoyable. santa clara and san jose at 67 for your highs, east bay 60's as well. yesterday was a record breaker for a couple of cities in the bay, including santa rosa, which reach 72 degrees yesterday on january 7th. i mean, today is going to be 66, but warm as well. we will gradually cool down towards the weekend and especially next week, but still staying dry likely through the middle of next week. right now.

>> the sfo line in all directions. they're still working on things here. so that's still an issue. you are going to be taking bart bridges right now. 14 minutes along the bay bridge want your richmond center fell. bridge is at 7 the building a bridge 21. the are hitting the highways. a problem spot along west bound for bailey road pittsburgh, an accident there. so you've certainly seen some slowing down and delays. you can still get through it just a little slower. and of the south 8.40, minutes. 85 to menlo park. all right. james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna 9.47. is the time and lets talk bay area football. the forty-niners have fired defensive coordinator nick sorensen and they're now on the hunt for someone else to fill that role. although sorenson has been fired, though, the niners say they do still want to keep him in the organization in the defensive coaching staff. so we'll see that works. meanwhile, there are some names for a possible replacement and they include

former jets head coach robert saleh, who, of course, was the forty-niners defensive coordinator before he left for new york and former forty-niners linebacker jeff ulbrich also apparently in the running both head coach kyle shanahan and gm john lynch are set to speak on the matter later today. so we'll tell you what they have to say about that. >> another various for its some tough battles for a couple of area teams. the warriors and the sharks so let's get the latest from four's. erin wilson. >> 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 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 was in drier, the washer, the spin cycle. whatever you want to call it, 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 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 going count 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 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 are in 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 year than i-70. plus the sharks on the power play about starts and then a little bit later. you see william eklund 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 to get crow said what as close as they get because this one ended. 42. >> suspect he granted >> aaron, thank you. 9 50's the time. well ahead nba all-star weekend in february, san francisco is going to be hosting the celebrity pickleball bash out at the warfield bay area greats are going to be taking part, including former warrior chris malone, former niner terrell owens, former giants hunter pence. among many others. in fact, took time out to have a little meet and greet with the folks there at the stonestown mall in san francisco and promote the event. 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.

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>> it's 9.53. we want to continue our live coverage of what's going on in southern california with the huge fires that are burning. 2 people have been killed so far in these fires. thousands of people have been evacuated more than 1000 homes and other structures have been destroyed. and we're watching live reporters got a neighbor hoods and just see building after building destroyed. and we're looking at video from our sister station ktla. one of the reporters describing the scene. let's listen. and to give you a little perspective of where we're standing.

>> out to dina. sort of above pasadena. >> but we are nowhere near the mountains there. couple weblock up. and inso everyone that we spoke to in this community who has lost their homes never thought it would come this far down. . i never thought the fir would spread this far. and as we walk, finally, we finally make it to the end of the block here. you can see. okay, the rest of aythe bloc. that's garage that somewhat still standing. look e at that. look at that read and to your left. to your love, that tree. toto r completely engulfed. and that's been the problem is you get a big cost. that tree goes up in flames, sending embers straight down the street. i've been getting messages on social media asking me. you know, can you tell me up closer to fair oaks, if anything is still standing? is harriet street l still standing we walk to the end of the

block now. all the from lincoln avenue. not one single onone e sisingnglele itit's it's sickening. when a child actually physically walk to the end of the to walk its power lines power lines are not active. it it is no longer here. i don't want to get separated from dan here because >> it's it's there's nothing left. and so. i think for us. we have been saying with this fire engine here with la county as they tried. to keep this fire contained. for us to walk out to the end of the block. and see a very similar situation. and multiple blocks down from us. every single one of them looking like that. was

was just breathtaking. take a look at this tree right here. that's just going up in flames. and again. you know, that the house itself that it's standing next to. there's no saving and it's gone. s it's gone up in flames. but the biggest threat that trump poses to this community are the embers. that they can send. down the block. it is. it is pitch black. and i cannot really you know, we've been out here for a couple hours now. you're not enough. and i haven't touched anything but ananmy hands. my face are. just dark. and black with all of just just by sheer nature of being out here, dan, look over here. you can see this power pole right here. have this power pole. right here that is on fire. and then

right here, that cinched

>> you see this place going up in flames. what are you thinking? >> hard to comprehend. feel numb. i feel like. >> we of thought we were in the area. that will be all right. but back early this morning, tried to stay in. 7, but i could. >> well, right now, the kron 4 morning news. we're following the breaking news from southern california where sadly 2 people have been