news, 5 fires that continue to battle 3 fires. >> in la county, the death toll now going up to 24. plus, fire crews from all over the country. they are coming together to help contain those

wildfires were going for. they area. fire now at the front lines and they area social media influencers coast donation drive to help wildfire victims. well, can i just estimates 65 families are going to be helped. is at 5. well, good monday morning and thank you for joining us on the kron. morning news here january. 13th. >> i-m reyna harvey, a brand new week before you head out start to plan. john. jay was a look at that forecast. good morning, john. good morning. yes, we are looking at that high fire danger back, especially for southern california. >> and you can see why right here. strong winds pushing into not just the bay but also down south. this is an offshore wind much like last week. so far this morning, we've seen some strong gusts around 15, my 50 mile per hour gusts up in the east bay hills so far. and we've definitely

seen regular gas is around 30 to even 40 miles per hour. so already starting the morning, very breezy and these high wind watches associated with the stronger wind event right now for the north bay mountains. honestly should be seeing those for a lot of the rest of the bay area, too. our extended all the way through 10:00am tomorrow. so today is going to be a breezy day tonight will be a breezy night tomorrow morning. still very windy, too. and that, of course, these dry offshore winds is upping fire danger pretty wide range of temps this morning, 30's, 40's and 50's depending on where you're at right now. oakland sitting at 55 degrees petaluma at 55 as we move into the afternoon. temperatures will be in the 60's again. so a mild one, a sunny one, but a windy one in already very windy out there. i'll be talking more about our fire danger in the southern part of the state. still ahead. >> doing ok this morning. we do have wind advisories, honor bridges, though. that's where

you're going to see those stronger gust that includes the bay bridge as well as the richmond sandra fell bridge is which are not slowing traffic just yet golden gate bridge looking just fine rain. all right. thank you for that. john. fire crews in los angeles county are reporting a little progress this morning. >> ahead of another santa ana wind event. it could further complicate efforts to try to contain the deadly fires and potentially fuel new ones. htre's a look at the 3 major fires, the largest and most threatening. still the palisades. it's burning more than 23,000 acres. only 13% contained. firefighters are making a little progress on that eaton fire, which is now 27% contained more than 14,000 acres have burned and at the hurst fire, 300 firefighters are now on the scene. it's now 89% contained. nearly 800 acres have burned there. the death toll from the california wildfires now stands at 24 crews have been using cadaver dogs trying to look for the missing. we're getting more

before. and after satellite photos of las angeles county. look at this. a huge area from the shore. the hundreds of neighborhoods have been damaged by the flames and smoke. now, let's talk about what happened in los angeles. police responding to a burglary call. this is around saturday morning at the brentwood home, a vp kamala harris, 2 men dressed in black, were detained and questioned. but later released the secret service also responded. 2 men were inside the evacuation zone while a curfew was in effect. it's not clear if anybody was at the home at the time. governor newsom issued an executive order aimed at trying to streamline the process of rebuilding homes and businesses. that means a wide range of building permit and reviews still needed for the projects are going to suspended, making it a lot easier and faster for people to get the help they need. the measure also extends laws against price gouging, building materials, construction costs, at least until next year. state agencies are also going to be empowered to find creative ways to try to streamline rebuilding and recovery efforts in la county.

california's national guard sending more than 2600 service members to la they're helping in that firefight. they're also going to help protect property against looters. >> we're here assisting cal fire with the wildfires down here in southern california. will be flying the ch. 47 chinook with a water bucket truck to the belly of it primarily will be doing pulling water out of reservoirs. dropping water on the fire were near the fire to slow it down. really. our intent is to buy calfire more time further down the road to make cuts. >> a national guard staging at an airport in ventura county. and they're going to be sitting out members from there, fire crews from all over the country. they've been helping try to contain the wildfires, including several crews from right here in the bay coverage. that moment has that story. >> of all the horrific scenes shown from the thousands of acres scorched and lives ruined by los angeles fires.

photos show with the panic and terror cemented into history. photos also show the heroism of firefighters from all over the country to kind of get in job to kind of help. >> so when you kind of have incidents like this, of the magnitude, you always want to go. you always want to go help. that includes crews from the bay area. >> a lot buddies back from back home are down here, but they're just keeping busy port carlos or to with cal fire czu. it's a song bird reunion. >> seeing his bay area colleagues battling the worst set of fires. the state has seen. >> in a couple of years. and then this is what we call over. zoom or test shows us the staging area for cal fire trailers for interviews, press conferences and meetings. he's very much like a miniature city port is job is going to grocery stores or wherever people congregate and give them vital information to keep themselves safe. >> and about the next face, now that the fires are just starting to get under control

was a fire runs through. it's important for us to be able to give the right information for the people when they start to repopulate. so everything gets done right in orderly fashion. and that next phase includes coming home for thousands, knowing many of those won't have a home to return to it all. >> in spite the national guard and dozens of fire departments all helping the cause. the damage here will be felt for generations. the unknowns are up. >> pretty scary. crews are having a cautious mindset, though, knowing increasingly intense weather events are becoming the norm. are changing, but we just got to be fluid and change with them and it will be fine. jacques moment kron, 4 news. >> well, austin firefighters battling the southern california wildfires. we're getting some help from crews responding from other you see the state's march in yellow crews are from those states helping them, including first responders right here in the bay area that could be in la county for another 2 weeks and crews from other countries also supporting the firefight.

mexico's president shared these photos of responding mexican firefighters shortly before they left for california. you see there holding the u.s. mexico and california flags. the team joins more than 14,000 personnel already on the ground. firefighters from canada are also on scene. ukraine's president is now offering his country's help in that fight in southern california. take a look. he says he's already instructed his diplomats start getting ready for ukraine's participation. roughly 150 firefighters are gonna be sent to la. joined crews who are already on the scene. and a little closer to home. a lot of bay area residents and businesses, they've got together to help out. they're sitting donated goods to people affected by the fires covers lindsey ford, winter donation site number hill. >> wildfire victims on their path to recovery after flames tore through homes and businesses in los angeles county. like so many organizations stepping in to

help 2 bay area, social media influencers. jesse kept rela and natalie marshall created clothing and toiletries donation site for those affected thinking like i will get some people to show up and >> we're at gridlock down to the highway. so the entire bay area has basically showed cars lined the streets to populate trader vic's in reveals parking lot. >> where the donations were dropped off at bring >> jackie is good for hearing how all the way la is inundated with donations. people are being so helpful. this 26 foot moving truck behind me will be delivering hundreds of items from baby clothes, toiletries bags and other goods to families that are affected by the la fires. manager. organizers estimate 65 southern california. families will be helped kapur. ellen marshals say they worked with several volunteer groups who will organize the items and send them to relief

centers in la to distribute to families. and they have lots of colleagues and friends who've had to evacuate. and many of my friends, schools and their children's schools have burned down. many of the people donating on sunday have family and friends who live in the los angeles area like megan maples who donated baby supplies like unused nursing covers and baby clothing. as a new mom, i can't imagine having everything that my family worked so hard for taking away. and so i i felt very just heartbroken that. >> so many families are just experiencing such heartache right now in virgina proper local business owner who collected and brought over hundreds of items within her to sprinter vans just like the fires, it spread just like that. that donations and that really makes my heart. i'm definitely on adrenaline right now. but my heart is just so open. the rest of the donations that did not make it on the 26 foot truck were sent to other local sites for

people in parts go out course, in know that you're not alone. we're here and we're going to do whatever we can. you know, i said one bag at a time in emeryville, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> will our parent company next stars partner with the red cross that run raise money. wildfire victims in southern california. scan that qr code on your screen to help. we're staying on top of the deadly fires in los angeles county for the latest information over to our website. kron 4 dot com. still ahead, proper morning news of the death toll southern california rises. >> governor newsom is responding to insults president-elect donald trump made him. we'll be right back.

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well, your for things know today as the deadly palisades fire rages on 1000, families remain evacuated and thousands more preparing leave at a moment's notice. residents inspect it was started by fireworks. >> the former child actor and motivational speaker is one of the people who died in the palace state's finances. 32 year-old larry sykes. he died at his cottage on his family's malibu property. mother says he been born blind. it's real policy says had been frantically trying to get help. she couldn't get through the 9-1-1. the fbi releasing photos showing civilian drone. dan is a super scooper firefighting planes happen to the scene. him the palisades fire impact left a hole in the plane's wing fortunate to be ground. it. and as people fled the flames in southern california, a lot of pets were

left behind. the san francisco spca is among the organizations heading south to help trying to create space for any rescue pets. the shelter is waiving adoption fees, words, puppies. there are also plenty of cats available. they are all spayed neutered microchipped and vaccinated. >> i doubt more strong winds across not just the bay but southern califoreia. really aggravating the current fire situation down there. in fact, extraordinary fire. danger continues. looking out here in the bay area. another crystal clear morning as these offshore winds have kick back up. we are looking at dry, offshore winds pushing the right into the bay today. and you can see that right here on storm tracker. 4, everything pushing out to the coastline in it a pretty accelerated clip. 2, we've already seen 50 mile per hour gusts out there for areas like the east bay hills gusts will regularly be 30 to 40 miles per hour. but at times exceeding 50 miles per hour yet again. now that,

of course, does result in some advisories. we do have a high wind ad%isories in the north bay mountains starting today, lasting through tomorrow morning into night is actually when we're expecting this offshore wind event really ushered in by this low to really escalate for southern california tonight into tomorrow morning will bring our very strong gusts of winds. and with that, you can see these fire danger, gradients really starting to spread areas of orange and red indicating absolutely critical fire danger in areas like los angeles around pacific palisades as well as in areas further southward to so this is going to be a next 24 to 48 hours here that are critical for southern california and that fire potential that just continues to expand because of these offshore wind smoke continues to be sent away from the coastline. so smoke is not an issue for us here in the bay area. it is sitting well off shore courtesy of the strong winds now 60's for daytime highs pretty solidly

across the board today. another day with warmer than average in drier than average conditions. this is a trend of weather. we've seen a lot this january so far it has resulted in fire, danger down self in just warm and dry weather for the bay 60's and hayward at 64 degrees. oakland at 62, same in walnut creek and concord. north bay temperatures also pretty solidly in the low to mid 60's today. let's look ahead to our next 7 days will continue to offer dry weather. temperatures do subtly cool down towards the tail end of the week today and tomorrow being windiest days. your forecast roadways this morning. absolutely nothing holding you up just yet, but very strong winds. we do have wind advisories on or bridges. so something to consider as you do, start morning commutes right now. all right, john, thank for that. mark making several changes in connection with the launch of construction to a moderate train control system. >> works gonna start tonight at 9 between coleman know ray

changes will also sing bar schedule with the region's other transit systems. also happening today in the south bay, santa clara valley, transportation authority. we'll make some schedule and route changes. new stops are going to be added to existing routes. some tweaks are going to come the certain schedules. most of the schedules are being adjusted to reflect changes and traffic conditions, including conditions to construction delays and passenger volume. so while it's going to be discontinued because of low ridership and a low budget, the next service change going to happen in april. amanda settled say was shot to death saturday night. this happened just after 10 aloma very dry. the man to be taken to the hospital where he died. police have not made any arrest and there are no details on a suspect. and south san francisco police are looking for the person who robbed a 50 year-old man. officers say this happened while the victim was walking onhe centennial way trail right near mission road last week. he's a man in his 40's, approached him shortly fore and demanded money. police say the victim

was not only wrong but also assaulted and he has facial injuries. sunday. the police say the arrest of 2 men connected to a deadly shooting in sunnyvale. this is nearly 7 years after it happened. vincent chavez and a gust and send charges murder after being accused of a shooting that happened. the fear old strip mall in 2017, one person was killed, another injured. the investigation went cold until detectives. we're able to identify the men last year. they were arrested a little earlier in the week. chp, they're looking for a missing young boy. this is 14 year know jones was last seen in hayward on friday. he's described as 5 foot 6 brown hair, brown eyes. get a good look at it. he's believed to be wearing a gray nike jacket with blue jeans and that any alert has been extended to alameda contra costa and san francisco counties. and the sunnyvale department of public safety. they're asking for help trying find the 76 year-old man. this is victor

garcia was last seen last week leave his home iris between 07:00pm wednesday at 11, 30 and thursday. authorities say that he is showing some signs of dementia if you have any information, you're urged to contact sunnyvale department of public safety. a los angeles county medical examiner is now saying 24 people have now died in those wildfires in southern california. and in washington, politicians are arguing over who's to blame. washington correspondent some lot joins us with the very latest is a sad story. the name. >> right. it is. and it's one of the most populated parts of this country. federal authorities are on the ground in california trying to help with the wildfire and the cleanup. but governor gavin newsom says he's concerned that the incoming trump administration may cut off federal funding. >> from above the california air national guard help support firefighters on the

ground. the la county medical examiner says 24 people have died. firefighters estimate the southern california wildfires destroyed more than 12,000 structures. we haven't seen that before. not not in southern california. not like this. california governor gavin newsom says it may be the worst disaster in u.s. history. i think it will be in terms of just the costs associated with it. while we at fema now are starting to help support this recovery piece last week, president joe biden moved quickly to declare a major federal disaster days before president elect donald trump is due to take office. trump wrote online california governor gavin newsom should resign. adding this is all his fault. there is a serious lack of competent governance in california. incoming vice president jd vance and republicans blamed california democrats for the destruction, policies of the liberal administration out there, i believe have made these fires worse. i suspected there will be strings attached to money

that is ultimately approved. responded on nbc's meet the press responding to donald trump's insults. >> we would spend another month. >> i'm very familiar with them. >> and governor newsom says he's invited president elect trump to california to see the devastation for himself. so far he says the president-elect has not agreed to a visit. reyna. >> all right, thank you for that. time is now 5.21. after the break, san francisco records. >> our present cases of bird flu and a child will have more on that condition. we'll be right back after the break. don't go anywhere. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?"

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>> well, police are looking for the person. you stab someone in san francisco. police are saying this happened sunday morning in the area. mcallister go streets. the found a victim suffering from stab wounds, but they are non-life-threatening. and some kind them are residents might not be able to call 9-1-1. because of a problem with the phone service. att customers are being impacted. authorities say you can't call 9-1-1 should call the number on your screen for emergencies. there's no estimated time yet on when service problems going to be fixed. several police arresting 3 people accused of having burglary tools and drugs in their car last week. this happened as police were patrolling hotel parking lot near central place. police say stopped an suv connected to car burglaries after a search, they found tools, drugs and stolen property. happening today. people are going to gather in san francisco all to

rally against a jp morgan healthcare. investors conference with united healthcare ralliers say they're advocating for a change in the health care industry that starts at 4 this afternoon. it's at the westin saint francis hotel that's on geary and powell streets. and san francisco health officials say they found a presumptive case of bird flu in a child. the say the patient did not need to go to the hospital and has recovered. officials are saying the risk to the public is still low. there's no evidence of the person to person transmission and it's still unclear. the child might have gotten the disease in the first place. time now 5.25 and still ahead, violent crime continues oakland, triple shooting at a community center. >> its residents pretty shaken >> its residents pretty shaken up. we'll be right back.

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>> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. those high winds. back in the bay area. again, john has been tracking that. good morning, john. yes, strong offshore winds resulting in more critical fire weather for southern california. and for us quite the nuisance ourselves. we already seeing 50 mile per hour gusts out there and especially our hillsides sfo right now looking just fine. make sure to be checking your flight status on a morning such as this right now, oakland around 30 mile per hour. wind gusts regularly up in the oakland hills. we've already had gusts exceeding 50 miles per hour in today into tonight into tomorrow will be windy. high wind watches are in effect for the north bay mountains. wouldn't be

surprised at says these were being expanded, especially tonight into tomorrow morning actually be our strongest of winds for southern california, which has fire officials in the south very concerned about the next 48 hours. 30's 40's 50's for our current temperatures. sonoma at 48 degrees. oakland at 50 as we do move into the afternoon today. we're going to be right back to those low 60's where we've been spending quite a lot of time lately. >> it right now. it's 9 minutes to get you across the bay bridge. nothing holding you up aside from the wind and hey, look, it is so strong. you could actually see this camera shaking just a little bit. richmond center fell bridge at 7 minutes. no backups under bridges just yet. >> reyna has a deadly palisades fire rages on. thousands of families are evacuated. thousands more are preparing to leave at a moment's notice. the washington post is reporting the palisades fire very likely came from a new year's eve fire in the santa monica

mountains. residents suspected might have started by fireworks. firefighters knocked down fairly quickly using helicopters. 6 days later, it's possible sparks reignited in the windy conditions. the los angeles fire department told the post it's not their practice to patrol sites of pacifiers. investigators say their work is ongoing and they won't comment. meantime, the winds expect to return. firefighters are preparing for the worst. jamie chambers has the latest on the palisades fire. >> over 4700 firefighters have poured into the pacific palisades fire fight representing 3 countries in 6 western states. all the while humidity has bounced back slightly. there is still no de-escalation from rescuers pre positioning for crews all over the edges of the palisades fire is in progress has more dangerous weather looms. so there is a red flag warning in effect for this area. >> until 06:00pm wednesday, we're expecting north northeast wind gusts anywhere from 35 to 55 miles per hour.

maybe locally stronger on tuesday. very low humidity and again, the vegetation is still very, very dry in the brief wind reprise fire, hand crews are doing the difficult work. >> of building deep containment lines, exposing and extinguishing hot spots that might flare up opening a new fire front efforts to recover the remains of those lost in the palisades fire are also currently underway. so we need everybody to stay safe. >> we need to stay informed. and i tell you from first responders that are here. we're going to keep fighting this fight. we're going to get this fire out. >> the death toll now stands at 24 and because there are early in their search and recovery efforts, sheriff luna tells me that they believe that that number could jump substantively. that's very latest from jamie chambers. >> video shows what appears to be a fire tornado forming just north of santa monica. this spotted from the palisades fire saturday night. local

fire chief link the phenomenon to the dust swirls that could be seen on a baseball field. 5 tornadoes are considered fairly rare. the palisades fire has been especially difficult to contain because of the combination of high winds and the dry weather. the fbi released photos showing a civilian drone damage in a super scooper firefighting plane. this happened at the scene of the palisades fire. the impact leaving a hole in the plane's wing forcing it down to the ground. it the fbi is asking for any help. if you can identify a suspect, they've recovered parts of that drone. the plane is going back in service today. drone flights over wildfires, of course, are illegal. the former child actor, a motivational speakers. one of the people who died in the palace aides, wildfire. this is 32 year-old rory sykes. he died in his cottage on his family's malibu property. house mother says he even born blind and has cerebral palsy. but he went on to achieve amazing things. she says she frantically tried to help. she couldn't get through to 9-1-1.

she also she tried to use a hose on the property, but the water was turned off. >> when fire department brought me back. these cottages the to the ground. it was my and he died needlessly. >> she says her son died from carbon monoxide poisoning. democratic assembly speaker robert reavis has announced a new bill aimed at trying to help fire victims. meantime, you have republican lawmakers, they want a new special session on fire systems and prevention. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has that story. >> thank you for your service and thank you for protecting our communities. >> the state senate beginning the day with a standing ovation for first responders on the front lines of the fires in southern california. i think the residents. >> la county need to hear the state senate loud and clear. we have your back. and in the state assembly, its leader, speaker robert remus, sharing the most important question for us right now. and for me. >> is how can we help? that's

why reeva says lawmakers in his chamber are in the process of authoring new legislation, he says will assist fire victims, including one bill to expedite insurance claims for impacted homeowners. it comes amid california's home insurance crisis. >> in the last year and a half 7 of the 12 major home insurance companies in california, including allstate, state farm and farmers insurance have either limited their business within the state or in some cases stop selling new policies altogether for homeowners living in some of california's most fire prone areas. that resulted in some californians struggling to find any insurance coverage at all. a key requirement to carry a mortgage from home. for their part. insurance companies have said they have no other choice but to pause or stop selling policies out of concerns. they could face huge losses. should a major disaster like a wildfire destroyed homes and at-risk communities. this has been an ongoing crisis in california. exacerbated now.

you know, we working with staff and many of my colleagues to sure. >> we don't have a clock solutions, marketing company. but just minutes before reverse held this press conference, his democratic colleagues in the assembly moved forward with governor gavin newsom. special session aimed at allocating 25 million dollars in state funding to help california attorney general rob bonta fund a future lawsuits against the trump administration. >> when asked whether the special session should be put on hold while the fires rage in southern california reverse did not directly answer, but he did say this at this moment. my colleagues and i we are acting with great urgency, great urgency to sure that we're providing much-needed relief. >> to angelenos republicans responding calling on democrats to drop their current special session and instead start a new one specifically on fire relief and prevention. to me, this is a no-brainer. this special session that we currently opened needs to be shut down immediately. >> and we need to refocus completely on wildfire. >> probably the impending

insurance crisis that is to come as a result of this. we have so much bigger issues right now that we really need to tackle. we need to focus on then pain government lawyers to sue donald trump. meantime, the governor special legislative session will continue tuesday for its first budget committee. hearing. >> reporting at the state capitol, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> well, as people fled the flames in southern california, a lot of pets actually left behind the same result. spca is among the organizations heading south to help to try and create space for any rescue pets shelters. going to weigh those adoption fees for its puppies. there are also plenty of kitty cats available. all are spayed neutered, microchipped and vaccinated. >> ashley, now we knew we wanted to make space so we can alleviate our shelter partners down south that are being devastated by the fires. and so waiving adoption fees is defeating that barrier. getting those puppies home and making space for animals that

are adoptable in shelters down south so they can make space for their fire victims and for owned pets that are to be reunited with their owners. hopefully soon. >> sandra says west pca they plan to head to southern california today and also make another trip the following week. if you're interested in more information, you can visit sf pch, dot or happening today they have started temporarily banning rv's in designated areas across the city covers joey horta. he's live in sales at the first location that's being targeted. joey? >> good morning. raid at the first rv's could be towed away as early as today. we've seen about 20 of them here on this section of channel with in southeast fresno. i want to director southeast san jose. i should say we want to direct your attention over here where san jose police officers have just arrived in the last few minutes, although haven't taken any action just yet. their presence is certainly being felt here. they got a notice last week. the folks

that live here in the rv's warning them to move out more than 2000 people are living in their vehicles across the city. according to city organizers, the solution city council approved the oversize in lived in vehicle enforcement or all of program in november. and council set aside one and a half million dollars to remove the rv's mayor matt mahan say and they're holding people accountable and that neighbors deserve a break from seeing these rv's taking over the streets. some of that have been parked here for years. >> if you own an rv and want to live in it permanently will work with you. but you need to find a sustainable permanent place to live in rv. >> according to the city, the rv's bring noise, trash fires and sometimes crime. this section of channel with avenue. first of 30 locations where that ban will be enforced. the city will target a new location every week. now wants to remove the city, says they'll then come in and clean

up any mess. it may be left behind again. police officers have just arrived here in the last few minutes. we're going to go see what exactly it is that they'll be up to here in just a little while for now. back to you. all right, julie, thanks for that break. down the year. still ahead kron morning news nfl playoffs. >> it often while the forty-niners season is over. niners linebacker fred warner, make sure to give a special shout-out to his quarterback. and wilson has all those and wilson has all those details. when we come back.

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today. man is shot to death saturday night. san jose. this happened after loma verde drive. he was taken to the hospital where he died. police have not made any arrest and they are still looking for any suspect. details. chp looking for missing teenage boy. please going to look at this young 14 year-old this is lavelle. jones was last seen in hayward on friday. he's described as 5 foot 6. he's got brown hair, brown eyes. they think he might have been wearing gray nike jacket with blue jeans bar making several schedule changes in connection with a lot of construction on a train control system. work starts tonight at 9 between the coleman millbrae stations. changes also seeing part schedule with the region's other transit systems. also happening today in the south bay, santa clara valley, transportation authority. they're going schedule and route changes. you stopped going to be added to existing routes. some tweaks are gonna come certain schedules. most of the schedules are being adjusted to reflect changes in the traffic conditions, including construction delays

and passenger volume. >> i-43 looking outside this morning from the east bay hills that looks on the surface. that all is calm, but the east bales of already seen gusts of wind overnight into this morning exceeding 50 miles per hour. so winds are very strong out there. can see that dry offshore wind pushing out towards the coastline. gus regularly in excess of 30 to 40 miles per hour. peak wind gusts in excess of 50 miles per hour today that we do have a high wind advisory for the north bay mountains that will remain in effect through tomorrow morning. in fact, tonight into tomorrow morning is expected to bring the worst of this offshore wind, especially to southern california where fire danger absolutely remains a critical threat. you can see those areas of yellow, orange and red on the map. just expanding more and more as we do reach overnight hours tonight into tomorrow. and with that comes that spread of any sort

exposed area from those fires. so this is for southern california situation that everyone is not taking a breath on los angeles. not seeing that much smoke because it's all getting pushed offshore. in fact, we're not getting a lot of smoke either. it is all pushed away from us. that's how strong that dry offshore wind is with the low humidity. fire danger is critical for the southern california. we are rescued by those earlier winter rains. it's just warm for us with well above average. and while drier than average conditions, it's solid 60's all across the bay area today, south bay temperatures in the mid 60's with san jose and santa clara at 66 heyward. you'll be at 64 today. oakland, walnut creek, both at 62 for your highs. north bay temps also mostly in the low 60's as we roll into the afternoon. now, as far as the next 7 days go, there is 0 chance of rain in sight. we are trending extraordinarily dry for this time of year. could be the driest january and over a decade for parts of the state, we will be looking

at 60's through much of the week before falling into the 50's this weekend. roadways, the sport doing okay. we're not seeing any delays at the bay bridge just yet. little back up there in the center lanes. the toll plaza as the metering lights just got turned back on. we do have wind advisories under bridges. so as you're making your crossings, be mindful of that, all right, john, thank you for that. >> time now, 5, 45 2 people are dead. one person hospitalized after a triple shooting friday night. so this happen on telegraph avenue and 55th street at a community center cars. that moment has that story. >> residents here on telegraph avenue described a pretty gruesome scene here on friday evening just after 10:00pm where police say 2 people were killed and one was injured in a triple shooting. >> washington still left after oakland's 4th and 5th homicides of 2025. left this block of telegraph avenue you people crying props are sides

that work right here. >> see right here in the senate which years ago, 9 this. that is not a single blade. and i police say they responded to the shooting just after 10 in evening, 2 were dead on the scene. the other person transported to a local hospital and is listed in stable condition. neighbors say police were there until 3 or 4 in the morning and the shooting of originated at a community center located in this building where a party was hosted. we reached out to that community center and have yet to hear back. but when walking by the community center saturday, people inside the building told us no comment. but i came up from san jose last night and i want something enough. we have the whole area cordoned off taped off. no, i mean, it was a body. lynn, we tested. chandler says the most striking part was how young the victims court. he says this part of oakland is normally safe but says crime flows into this neighborhood from lake merritt. and it's starting to make him concern. >> it does quite often in the middle tonight walking the

dogs. also. it's been pretty safe up into the past year. but, you know, things happen. you know, you just have to be cautious when you're outside at night time. that's all i can say to just a tragedy. you know, such a life cut down. other people say the crime has continuously ramped up here. but awful long time, what kids, what else? she's sweeping new police car. they see the >> a homeless guy didn't know half of >> the oakland police officers association told kron 4 in a statement there is a crime surge occurring in oakland as the city council has continued to cut police services, too many hard-working innocent residents and businesses are being victimized by criminals to see that police are short staffed. we reached out to oakland police for more information on a possible arrest and more details on the victims but have yet to hear ppback reporting in oakland jac moment. kron 4 news. >> can police are looking for the person who shot 2 people on garfield avenue. poli found evidence of a shooting scsuay morning and later foouthe victims were arriving at a hospital. the

demare listed in critical come but stable condition. anybody with any information you're asked to call police? and a bay area legislature is now calling on an audit into the bay area toll authority after officials toll increases for the next 5 years. they are until authorities as the money goes into maintaining all bay area bridges, several the golden gate. officials say the tolls also pay for operations even to support and expand public transit. the senator dave cortese says he wants to know what happens to the money once the agency sees a surplus. but as he is calling on other senators to order an audit of tolls collected in response to bay area toll authority says that's committed to full transparency. he looks forward to working legislatures on any study that's required. >> part of the issue what you do, the maintenance. and there's a surplus of preschool money which are typically isn't resets or understanding. then what? where does that money go? and how's it? the

port it utilize stories. it you know, maybe there should be a philosophy that if there's a surplus if you do that's same to reduction. >> in response to the bay area tolls. they're saying they're committed to that full transparency and they're lookin forward to that study part as he is also making sure that he's making sure that the other senators are responding to the bay area tolls and they're all committed to the full transparency. let's move to the second story because is a repeat. let's talk about bart. meantime, workers resume tonight on the oakland airport connector. this is a part of bars overnight track maintenance project. the fix seen inspecting the track. this also means transit arrive every 18 minutes. some of the regular 9 works in the last until january. 24th. meantime, caltrans is working on climate adaption, roadwork and solano and sonoma counties, eastbound lanes on highway. 37 are going to close overnight starting at 9 from highway one. 21 right near sears point, a railroad

avenues who's gonna be conducting drilling operations to fight against rising sea levels. in the meantime, drivers can detour onto highway one. 21 to highlight well, then they can get on highway. 29 is expected to be completed next month. sports football nfl playoffs are now underway although the niners are not in it, the team's focus now is to move forward and work towards next season powers and wilson has that story. >> we're on the off season has officially begun for the niners and all eyes on the front office to see how they'll handle course contracts and free agency. the biggest decision being can they get a deal done with brock purdy quickly and quietly? that's the one thing party is coming off of this stuff this season in the raid and go he at 65% completion rate 20 touchdown compared to last season's 31 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. but make no mistake about it. it was a rough year all around for the niners. however, when it comes

to brock purdy, will his contract extension could make him the highest-paid quarterback on the market? and after talking about his quarterback nfl countdown today, will linebacker fred warner, party, quite the endorsement. when asked if he feels the party, he's the guy for the job. >> first of all, let me just say brock purdy. i love you, thank you for being my quarterback. brock purdy last pick in the draft. nobody even knew who this kid was. is our scout team quarterback in 2022, when we had probably the best defense in the league and he's in there in practice with the no look passes. dicen our defense every single week. we talk about a guy who has the it factor. purdy has had that it factor all along. and it was only a matter of time when he got his moment, you to be prepared coming in against miami in 22. you know, haven't looked back since about very rich man. so is there any doubt in your mind that he is the forty-niners franchise quarterback going forward? not at all. i mean properties them

and he will be the 4th quarter which this area. but i remember going bowl with plenty of super bowl rings on >> suspect he granted >> all right. coming up the next hour, more bay area officials are stepping up to protect and we're going right against upcoming trump administration. we'll tell you administration. we'll tell you

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>> while the golden state warriors are going to be hosting a group of middle school girls are deluding stem futures. it's a hands on behind the scenes tour of the golden gate bridge. it's going to be led by senior civil engineer carolyn wallen. it's part of the warriors and the city calls campaign senator around the team's bridge inspired city edition uniform.

event takes place at 02:00pm this afternoon. all right. check this out. wwe making a stop in san jose today. it's their second episode airing on netflix for monday night. raw and appearing on the car. they're going to be bailey who grew up in san jose, the grand slam champion has a 2 sport athlete at independence high school and could have played basketball in college. but you saw certain superstar do his thing and she was hooked on the squared circle for life. today's event is going to be at the sep center. so to 04:30pm, or catch a live on netflix are coming up. firefighters continue that fight. >> and that major wildfires in los angeles, death toll now up to 24. plus, fire crews from all over the country coming together to help we hear from area. crews are on the front lines and tennessee officials starting to move out rv dwellers. the live at the very latest. we'll be right back. don't go anywhere.

>> right now the problem or news firefighters continue to battle 3 major wildfires la county. the death toll now climbing to 24. plus a violent start to the new year in oakland, a triple shooting at a community center leaves 2 people dead. and san jose officials begin moving out rv dwellers today. we're live with the latest. >> news at 6.

>> good morning and thanks for joining us on a monday. i'm darya and james got a lot to talk to the winds. i don't. if you noticed i saw the signs on the bay bridge high wind warning. i heard that, but i heard a little high pitched and i thought was that that sound that the bridge means the golden gate makes whistling sound drive better. that could have been excited to have the whistle where i was and that nowhere near the bridge. hey, we are looking out there at what is a another offshore wind event this week for us in the bay area. it's a nuisance for southern california. it is a huge threat for further growth of those fires down south. we are seeing those strong winds as well. but here in the bay little momentary com at the embarcadero, my last time i showed you this view, those flags were just pushing in that strong wind. we've already seen 50 mile per hour. plus gusts in areas like the east bay hills gusts right now anywhere between 20 to 30 miles per hour. we're definitely seeing high wind advisories in the north bay. wouldn't be surprised to see these expanded for