>> now >> the kron. morning news. firefighters in southern california dealing with a new fire. latest on how much acres have burned and its containment. and researchers at san jose state university are keeping a close eye on the

wildfires in southern california. how they plan to help. >> it's systemic problems which are destroying our health care system these people are responsible for that and health care executives. that was backlash downtown san francisco as a massive pharmaceutical conference is underway. talk more about this coming up. well, good tuesday morning. thank you waking up with us bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news. >> we're still on fire. watch and fire coverage down in southern california. back here at home. e've been contending with those winds. john seibel has an updated look at where we sit today. good morning, john. good morning. yes, we are seeing southern california, the winds very strong. the bay area's calm down, though, which is definitely. >> a nice know for us. but with this com still morning that you're seeing here, we do actually have a are really cold. start to the day. once those winds come down, let's everything settle in. and

that's when you tend to see those colder starts. as you can see, not all that breezy today. we're definitely working our way out of the wind here in northern california. but take a look at how cold temps are mountain view. palo alto, san mateo oakland 39 degrees, livermore and dublin at 32 right now while santa rosa at 33 degrees, it is frigid out there. one of the coldest mornings we've talked about in some time. so you might be a little surprised when you step outside field is really how cold it is. now today is going to be on the calmer side. plenty more sunshine. we are going to be just a little bit above average temperature wise. i'll be talking any changes. we have to know long-term forecast ahead. >> sailing. it's nice to have those calmer winds going to be a little out less as you're making your drive into work this morning, the bay bridge, the richmond center fell only taking you 7 minutes rated firefighters in southern california responding to another fire that sparked last

night. >> this comes as the race continues to contain 2 massive wildfires. talk about it. we're keeping a close eye on the auto fire burning in ventura county. this is footage our sister station down in la ktla. flames popping shortly after 7 last night. they were spreading right near a golf course start crews seem to have the upper hand. now the fire has burned. 56 acres and is percent contained so far? take a look at some of the damage left behind by the palisades fire. it's now 14% contained and has burned nearly 24,000 acres right near pacific palisades. also the eaton fire in altadena and pasadena at 33% contained. that's burned over 14,000 acres. now the death toll from both fires rose to 24 over the weekend. least 17,000 structures, homes, cars, businesses, apartment buildings destroyed. powerful winds have been a key ingredient in the devastation down los angeles. okay. there's a new small brush fire. broke out in the inland

empire. the flames prompted evacuations in riverside county around 5 yesterday evening. firefighters responded to the one rupa fire. they were able to get it handled pretty quickly for progress was stopped on that fire around 6.30. at san jose state. they're keeping a close eye on. the current fire is burning in la county. the university's wildfire interdisciplinary research center. they have a goal of helping california manage the crisis right now the center is forecasting the atmosphere weather and the fires like the palisades fire, the models. they're taking a deeper look into the situation not only in real time, but also in the days to come researchers say most of the work, comes after the fires happen. >> analysis this this deeper understanding of how these fires grow, why they grow the way to do and that internap have, you know, eventually did ground effects to. know how to

better fight these fires. we know patterns to look out for because we studied them with simulations. >> researchers believe california will have longer and worst fire seasons. they also would not be surprised if there were more urban fires in our future. okay. say hello to strawberry u.s.. little cutie pie. so one of 10 dogs it volunteers with east bay spca brought back from southern california this weekend. the goal is help shelters in la make room to take animals that are displaced by the fires and our parent company next stars partner with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. if you like to help, all you got to do is scan that qr code on your screen. it's going to take you to the page where you can donate. meantime, fire crews back here at home in the east bay spent today working trying to reduce the risk of fires in the bay area. crews with the morongo rent, a fire district conducting prescribed burns behind saint mary's college. it took advantage of an unusually dry january to burn

piles that remains cut down from springs during the spring from those oak trees and fruit. dennis rain with the fire district says when it comes down a mitigation, reducing feels is the best bet. >> community up in bolinger canyon. that would be at risk from a fire that started here on a western north that could blow embers back up into the canyon where we really couldn't get to him easily. >> also adding that he grew up in southern california, used to work in pacific palisades. he stressed the fire mitigation efforts citing striking similarities between the 2 range there. and back here. happy to the fremont fire department that adding a new company, including a fire truck and 9 firefighters back in 2020, an assessment of the city show need for additional sport. the fire depar-ment is adding that additional fire truck to the station currently serve centerville and as nearby the downtown district. this also means that station, one in 6 will have an engine and trucks tab daily. there's going to be a grand opening

ceremony at 01:00pm with city officials. let's switch gears. millions of people are expected to visit san francisco this week, all for the annual jp morgan healthcare conference. the conference kicked off in union square on monday. it's already creating quite a buzz in the area. attendees are expecting to bring more business to local tells restaurants shops in the downtown area. some local business say they're already getting more customers. this is such an impactful conference to kick off january, which which historically? >> without this type of the conference, is a really slow month in the restaurant business. jp morgan healthcare conference is one of the largest of the year to come san francisco. >> with the health care conference sparked protest at union square on monday. many say the conference. >> is an opportunity for the rich to get richer off the backs of patients. call for sarah stinson has more on that. >> some people yelled at health care conference attendees saying they are fed up with the current system.

protesters called for public takeover of the health care industry, eliminating the profiteers with medicare for all. >> a little been talking about moment said talking about how they can make more by denying people health thousands of people attending the biggest healthcare conference in the world confronted by protesters in san francisco monday dozens held up signs calling on the companies to put people before profits you, sir, may come millionaires who making billions profits off of the backs of patients. what i see people deny healthcare that makes me steve seltzer helped organize the protest. he says the health care system is failing americans. why should people be denied health care in the richest country in the world? at the same time we're spending trillions of dollars for wars abroad. ukraine, israel, and yet we don't have money. i mean, israel has

national health the 43rd annual healthcare conference held by jp morgan with united healthcare is at the saint francis hotel. it comes as luigi mangione is in jail awaiting trial for the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. last month. >> several protesters held up signs in support of men gionet only condone his actions. i do could own the fact that whatever he raise the awareness of this right, the entire world is talking about this industry. they should not exist. this is a system problem killing an executive is not going to change a system. i hope this issue comes out in his a few protesters yelled at attendees exiting the conference as tensions became high. police officers lined up in front of the hotel. can we ask you a thing of these protesters of the conference? it's all pretty you everybody needs to come together every right to protest. but it's like when you see a pro luigi sign, that's that's like really,

really bad taste. i'm kind of surprised the police are allowing you because technically threatening. >> some protesters told us they plan to return to union square tuesday as first lady jill biden is in town, expected to be a key note speaker at the conference we reached out to jp morgan who declined to comment on the protest. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> happening today in the east, 8 members of the teamsters locals want 50 in a 53 at costco. we're gonna hold a practice. pick it up to location. this is ahead of the january 31st. expiration of their contract. the teamsters agreement with a costco covers over 18,000 workers nationwide. they're demanding the strongest contracts and they say they're prepared to strike if the company fails to deliver the practice pickett will starting 11 this morning. still ahead, the kron morning news. >> more bay area officials are stepping up. what tech immigrant rights against an upcoming trump administration. we'll tell you how san francisco is now responding.

and a lifesaving prevent santa clara county finalizing its purchased a critical hospital in the south bay. governor gavin newsom makes a major change to a special legislative session aimed at taking on the trump administration. >> in special session will now also includes emergency funding to help the state respond. 2 wildfires. i'm capitol

>> here for things you to know today, the county of alameda, they're seeing a light at the end of the tunnel and oakland coliseum deal. there's a deal that would allow the oakland acquisition company known as laci to take over the county's

50%. undivided interest, the board of supervisors. they're going to take a public vote at an upcoming meeting to seal the transaction. city of alameda. they've announced the sale of building 92 at alameda point the city is looking for buyers with proposals that align with their development goals fills a deadline is april. 1st. in marin county, the board of supervisors are considering a rate increase for the marin sanitary service. the rate adjustment would add about $0.50 per month for the company's residential service package for an estimated monthly total $55 and $0.92 more. unsanitary service says the rate change will increase 2025 if approved. and les whole has a new interim fire chief officer gonzalez is of laminated and serve the city for years as i was as the fire department will be a progressive organization that provides leadership and high quality safety for the community.

>> 14 look outside this morning. another crystal clear start were not as windy as we were yesterday, but we certainly are colder. so as you're getting out there, make sure you are bundled up a lot of us like oakland down in the 30's right now. a lot of the bayshore there, too. and we are seeing just a very slight offshore breeze, at least for the bay now for southern california, winds are still stronger so we can appreciate the fact that here locally we are getting a little bit of relief. we still do have high wind warnings and advisories all across the southern half of the state. so something that we are looking at very closely and that fire danger does remain critical for southern neighbors to, in fact, winds will likely be picking up a little bit further later today for those in socal, you can see that we don't have need chances of rain ahead of us in this forecast is bone dry from the sierra the bay area to southern california. nothing really coming through and looking likely through the end

of january. so this is a historically dry month for so many areas. now, temperatures right back to the 60's for most of us today, a few 50's at the cotstline. but all in all, temps are still a bit above average for this time of year. low 60's with that sunshine and calmer winds is a nice pairing. you will enjoy it. likely south bay temperatures. san jose at 66 santa clara at 65 east bay, not much different fremont at 63. same in dublin while oakland at 61 degrees today, north bay temps are in the mid 60's for a lot of us. napa at 64 degrees while nevado petaluma and santa rosa at 63. a look ahead. does show calmer conditions. but just as clear and dry as we have been 60's for much of the rest of the week with a few 50's mixed in next week. roadways this morning doing all right. 8 minutes at the bay bridge. nothing holding you up. no need for the metering lights. just yep. richmond center fell rolling at the limit. that's at 7 minute crossing the golden gate. much calmer than it was yesterday. look at that

crystal clear. not a car on the road this morning. all right, john, thank you for that. to san francisco police officers were taken to the hospital after crashing into a building during a chase. >> this happened just before 3.30, monday morning, right near 9th and howard street in the city. so neighborhood police said he spotted a car, been involved in a chase on sunday, tried to pull it over again. the pursuit ended in the part hola neighborhood. when police say the suspect crashed into a pole and the officers crashed into a building. this happened right near san bruno and paul avenues. the suspects took off, but they were later arrested. the officers are expected to be okay. and in the north bay, sandra fell. police helped out the rohnert park police capturing a suspect that try to ram their car into an officer's car. that photos of the scene provided by sandra fell police as our pd learned that a felony crime happened back last week owner part now the cars in full was put into a license plate reader. according to police, the car was found or sonoma state university rohnert park.

police tried to stop the car but the suspects allegedly rammed their car into the officer's car. the suspect identified by police as casey. just back. that drove the wrong way on one on one. and officer then uses card up in the car against the concrete wall in the shoulder. back at a brief stand-off with police before he was taken into custody that was taken to the hospital for medical clearance before being booked into jail. that is now facing multiple felony counts. san francisco immigrant rights commission holding a special hearing last night to address the concerns of immigrants in san francisco as president elect trump is set to take office next monday, representatives from various immigration advocacy groups highlighting resources available to migrants living in the bay area as well as providing recommendations on how to handle potential policy changes. the commission will now develop a new set of recommendations to address potential policy changes as that new administration takes office. time now, 5.18, governor gavin newsom

expanding his special legislative session to taking on donald trump. it's got include billions of dollars to help with states wildfire response capital course money. wallace reports. the governor says expanding the special legislative session to increase funds for the state's fire response will help victims, but republicans are calling on him to end the other part of the special session aimed at taking on. >> donald trump. as the fires rage in southern california. governor gavin newsom is now calling for his special legislative session. a session originally scheduled to prepare for and take on the trump administration to now also include a component responding to the wildfires. saying the new component of the session aims to allocate 2 and a half billion dollars toward the state's emergency fire response, including recovery and cleanup or state assistance to rebuild schools and more spending for wildfire preparedness and his announcement. the governor wrote this in part, quote, california is organizing a

marshall plan to help los angeles rebuild faster and stronger to the people of los angeles. we have your back. >> we're going to move heaven and earth. >> to get la read to be clear, the special session will still include its original goal of allocating 25 million dollars to the attorney general to help fund a future lawsuit against the trump administration. it will also add another 25 million dollars to assist with immigration legal services within the state democratic assembly member alex lee fully supports that. amid concerns over mass deportations and trump's threats to withhold certain emergency federal aid as a member of the special session committee island. sure that will continue fight against all the crazy trump policies that harm every detail plans. and that's what's important to trump of california in this way. but republicans at this press conference called on democratic leaders to work with trump, not fight him. they want the governor to stop the special session on trump and the stead create a new one on fires in the state's insurance crisis. look, we called for the special session on love fire. so if he's following our lead in doing

that cool, great. >> you know, but lose the special session idea that trump reef in california because not helpful. it comes as the special session's first committee hearing originally scheduled for tuesday has been postponed due to many lawmakers having to stay in their districts to respond to the fires. as for when that hearing could be rescheduled mean they could postpone this week's hearings at any time during the future. the special session remains in place until the legislature actually adjourns. it. and as for an exact timetable here, the governor says he wants the legislature to advance the special session bills to his desk before trump takes office. >> on january, 20th reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news still in the kron. morning news, starbucks. plenty to reverse a policy. >> invited everyone into its stores. we're going to talk about what they're doing now with the latest policy of this will be right back.

>> well, a 15 year-old is in police custody, oakland in connection to a shooting that killed a man. police say the shooting happened the day after christmas on foothill boulevard just before 4 in the evening and a gofundme page. the victim's son wrote his dad was shot in h right. his dad was shot in the heart right in front of him. police did not say what led to the shooting, but according to the gofundme, it happened after 3 teens robbed the victim's son of a scooter and the victim went outside to try to find the trail to get the scooter back.

police in san jose investigating the city's first homicide of the year. this happened just after 10 saturday on loma verde drive. police say they got to the scene. they found a man who'd been shot. he died at the hospital. we don't have any opword on an arrest this morning. a suspected dui crash turning deadly in san jose. police say the victim was hit by a car sunday night walking in the intersection of linciln avenue and loan us. the driver taken into custody and is facing dui and manslaughter charges. this now march san jose second traffic and pedestrian death of the new year. now arrested after police say he ran into a car several times because he was a set with the drivers, high beams being on this happened just before 4 monday morning, right near pacific boulevard. lori meadows drive in tale. police say 62 year-old frank falcon crashed into the car about 3 times and then drove off and police tried to stop him. he was later arrested and booked into jail. at a man custody after police say he shot at a bus driver in san francisco. this happened

around 6 monday morning, right near 4th and berry street in the city's mission bay neighborhood. the 7 men shot of the driver and then ran off. they were not hurt. police say they later found that suspect and they put him into custody. still ahead, the kron morning news. thousands of families returned home scorch neighborhoods. others are still waiting for the green to hear from a man taken refuge right here in the bay area. >> and security is expected to be tight ahead of a major conference in union square. has more turn today. a live has more turn today. a live look at the day ahead. c

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. before you head out the door, you need to know how the forecast is going to play a role in your daily activities. john triples been tracking that morning, john. yeah, coming down for us arena, which is definitely ok news that yesterday was a bit of a breezy one, especially earlier on in the day, looking from mount tam, this camera has no shape to it this morning. so much calmer. then it was yesterday. and in fact, a lot of our wind speeds have come to 5 miles per hour, if not even less than that. couple of times today, you may feel a breeze up in the delta, but not altogether. a windy one like yesterday started now temperature wise. we're in the 30's for a lot of us com mornings like this can add up to cold starts oakland at 39 right now. livermore dublin at 32 santa rosa at 33 degrees right now. just downright cold for so many areas. and in fact, a lot of us are under frost advisories. that includes the south bay, the inland east bay and the north bay, too. these will remain in effect through 09:00am this morning. now as we move into

the afternoon, we've got another fairly mild day ahead of us with temperatures little above average back into the low 60's. >> 10 minutes cross the bay bridge. things are going smoothly this morning. it does look like traffic's picking up, though. so could be a busy tuesday morning commute here in a few minutes, richmond center fell at 7 minutes, still rolling at the limit. there. and finally, the golden gate bridge is doing. all right. last check with you. there wasn't anyone on the span. now there's a few more of us waking up, right? all right, john, thank you for that. >> jp morgan healthcare conference underway in san francisco this week. it expects to drop thousands of people and that millions of dollars to our local economy coffers. joey horta live from union square where there's an uptick in security gioia morning. and good morning, rea to we're already seeing several police officers out here. >> in union square this morning and barricades are already going up around the west in saint francis. you can see crews now working on that

outside the main entrance. now where this event is being held is the first big healthcare conference since the ceo of united healthcare was shot and killed new york city last month. protesters gathered here in union square for the first day of the conference on monday. they are fed up with the current system. protesters want a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people. >> if you so make of millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patients, never right to protest. but it's like when you see a pro luigi sign, that's that's like really, really bad taste. i'm kind of surprised the police are allowed because technically threatening. >> several 1000 are expected to attend this conference this week, bringing in 10's of millions of dollars to the local economy. now, the keynote speaker today, the first lady herself, doctor joe biden expected to give

address. it will be one of her final appearances before moving out of white house next week. we're also expecting to see those protesters return this morning were now reyna. back to you. all right, kelly, thank you for that report. >> a life-saving deal for hundreds of 1000 people living in east side of san jose. the county of santa clara announced monday they're gonna by regional medical center for 150 million dollars. the purchase would save only hospital equipped to handle heart attacks and strokes in the san jose. that moment has a report. >> today was a huge, huge, really. >> for myself for everybody that i've been working with. >> lora sandoval is a respiratory therapist at regional medical center. the hospital was for years. the only hospital in east side, san jose able to handle heart attacks and strokes. but since it started shutting down services, sandoval has been taking on shifts. a good samaritan in west san jose. you know, obviously it hasn't

been easy road, but after fears of layoffs and the hospital losing more services, the county of santa clara says it's coming through to buy the hospital for 150 million dollars. this is a really critical milestone for the community. james williams as the county executive and says the county has until april first to finalize the sale hospital employees will have to reapply for their jobs but tell kron 4 they were promised to their current positions. >> what i've heard when i've met with employees at regional is a tremendous amount of excitement. the county is here to stay. we're committed employer. we take care of our workforce, knowing that they're the ones who deliver absolutely vital care to the community. really elected county supervisor betty duong says the constant rallies and public pressure to save the hospital paid off. this really started out as a grassroots effort. >> demanding health equity for the rest essential refusing to accept the closure of the level 2 trauma center and the county plans to reinstate the trauma center on day one of

its ownership. >> which would mean a homecoming for this health care worker, everybody that knows worked with me knows that. >> and from the side of my father still 3 blocks down the road. i love my community. i missed my community. >> i'm happy. i'm excited to go back boys with the hospital told me that with new leadership, they hope that regional medical center can bring back its maternity ward, bringing back vital birthing resources to eastside san jose, which has not been here since the word closed several years ago. reporting any side. san jose. jackie moment kron 4 news. >> well, in the east bay, the county of alameda closer to finalizing the oakland coliseum deal. the deal would allow the oakland acquisition company known as only see state over the county's 50%. undivided interest it has already finalized acela greenwood oac with 2 longstanding goals for the county. the coliseum will be under control of us all owner to make decisions. also, the county will be out of a sports and entertainment business

allowing them to refocus money to other areas. the board of supervisors vote at an upcoming meeting to complete that transaction. and the city of alameda. they've announced the sale of building 92. that's a alameda point. after issuing a request for proposals, cities ready to part with that historic property located on west ranger avenue in the formet world war 2 era naval air station building. 92 is part of alameda points ongoing. redevelopment. it's located right near other adaptive reuse projects. the city is looking for buyers with poses that align with their developmental goals. the proposal deadline is april. 1st. it's morning tens of thousands of people are under evacuation orders because of the fires in southern california. how was rob nesbitt has been talking with residents who are still unable to get back to their homes and they're taking refuge right here in the bay area. >> i've talked with several people who came to the bay area because of the bad air quality in la others were

thankful to still have their home standing. and one couple whose family's home was destroyed over the weekend. some people who had to be evacuated from their neighborhoods in southern california were given the green light to go back to their homes. but many have been advised to stay away from areas like the palisades and altadena because there are still active fires. nearly a week after the first place started. one of those families is tell for. thompson's parents were evacuated. their altadena home around 02:00am wednesday drove maybe a block and a half and saw flames. >> and wasn't expected to sign that timing quickly turned back around. >> and by the time go back to our they are already packing up. the eaton fire turned their home into this. everyone in the family got out safely. >> been staying at a hotel while they wait to be allowed back into the neighborhood. a lot of uncertainty. there's a lot of fear. >> lot of concerns surrounding not just their immediate safety. but you know what

their life is going to look like after thompson has chosen to stay with his family during mandatory evacuations, but others like dylan henley chose to leave, fly to san francisco to stay with his godmother while the fires rage on what really started add on to the hollywood area was the canyon fire. >> that is just a mile away from mean, you could just see kind of pouring down air quality is extremely poor in la. and halle is waiting for conditions to improve because of a lung condition. getting the grim updates to the news and social media of what his friends and neighbors are going thru. i think there's a bit of >> resilience inside to hold it together. but don't think something like that is it's easy. like process right then and there to this on and grew up california issued a moratorium friday on insurance companies. >> to prevent them from canceling or not renewing policies and wildfire impacted areas. thompson has been staying with his parents to try to help them with filing insurance claims but says the process has been extremely difficult with long wait times and very little answers

reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> says a police department announcing the passing of one of their canines. carlo. look him. he started with the department in 2012 over the last 12 years involving hundreds of narcotics and money investigations throughout the state money, seizures totaling close to 4 million dollars. it is time off. carlo love trips to lake tahoe, swimming in the river and playing in the snow. and in the north, they believe they have a new interim fire chief officer gonzalez. he's laying data. he served the city for years. gonzalez says the fire department will be a progressive organization that provides leadership and high quality safety for our community. city officials say the recruitment process to select a new permanent fire chief. it's going to happen soon. time now. 5.38. and if you want to linger around starbucks, you gonna have to pay for something the coffee chain has announced they are reversing their open door policy at their stores covers. will tran is live along a creek with that story morning.

well, >> good morning, reyna. so that open door policy, 7 years old, but it has expired and soon and we will check it out. there will be signs all over starbucks in north america say you're welcome to stay here. but yeah, have to pay. and by the way of obviously, if you walk around and if you want to go to starbucks to use the restroom, even if you don't have to buy a cup of coffee. well, now you do. they have changed that policy say it's for the betterment of all customers. they have seen a lot of disruptions over the past few years. the policy actually started back in 2018 because of a national controversy. this was out of philadelphia where 2 african-american men there were waiting inside starbucks. they had not ordered anything simply waiting for a business partner to arrive. that's when they were told to leave. that's when police officers got involved. that's when

starbucks ceo howard schultz at the time he stepped in and said, let's do the open door policy, 7 years that that has expired. so now if you go in, you order a cup of coffee, you can sit down and talk to your friend or use the internet. if you don't buy a cup of coffee, you gotta go. all right. well, thank you for that breakdown. there. still ahead, the kron, morning news commuters react if our schedule. >> and he's now in effect. changes come as the transit upgrades and strength control system and sports. the warriors continue their road trip in toronto taking on the raptors and will sit at all the highlights. coming up.

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>> things you to know today, wildfire researchers at san jose state keeping a close eye on the current fires burn in la county right now, the center's forecast in the atmosphere, weather and fires like up houses, fire 2 models are taking a much deeper look into the situation. not only real time, but also in the days to come. say hello to strawberry. he's one of the 10 dogs and volunteers with the east bay spca bought that from southern california this weekend. cutie pie. bulls help shelters in the area. make room to take the animals that are displaced and a few out fire department. they're adding a new company, including a fire truck and 9 firefighters. this means station one in 6 will have engine and truck staff daily. there's going to be a grand ceremony at 01:00pm with city officials. the members of teamsters locals, one 58. 53

at costco. there are all the practice picket at the hayward location. this is ahead of the january 31st expiration of their contract. they're demanding the strongest contract and they say they're prepared to strike. the company fails to deliver practice. pickett will start at 11 this morning. >> i'll your ballot in >> real fire crews on the ground in southern california. we're going to cut down these fires. this is video of napa. firefighters trying to save people's homes burning in the palisades fire. meantime, a crew from crockett fire is in altadena working on the he and re. the department says that they sit down for irefighters and an engine to help crews the trying to contain the fire. lots of local crews on the ground, southern california working tirelessly. >> it's see everyone working together during this time,

especially knowing that southern california is in much rougher situation. then we are here locally. our winds have calmed down in this morning. now that's just left us with some cold conditions. look at oakland down at 39 degrees. livermore. you're sitting at freezing at 32 santa rosa just above freezing at 33. all in all. get those extra layers on as you're getting out there little bit of gratitude for our situation here locally holding up so well. we are definitely seeing calmer winds this morning than what we did yesterday. winds very common areas like concord and livermore. that's one of the reasons that we do have frost advisories for inland areas. it's calm and it is cold out there. southern california. they could be a really hoping for some calm right now. we are still seeing those santa anas kicking up today with red flag warnings and fire weather warnings and high wind warnings all the way through noon tomorrow. so still a very dire situation down south.

those yellow, orange and red gradients. as you know, these are heightened fire danger areas. it's a mix of the low humidity, but dry brush. the strong winds that the warm temperatures, too. and that's just really adding up to still that potential rapid spread of any fires that low that just made its way across the region is still impacting socal with some windy conditions here locally up in the northern part of the state are winds have certainly calmed down, but that blocking high pressure ridge to our west is just not budging. and because of that, your extended forecast all the way towards the end of the month. it's still holding up as dry so january, not really bringing us a nice sort of winter rainfall. as for temperatures, we are a bit above average. a lot of low 60's mixed with a few upper 50's temps are not as warm as they had been the past few days but still running a touch above average in definitely comfortable mid 60's for the south bay. mostly low 60's for the east bay livermore in union city at 62. same in berkeley, oakland, walnut creek and concord,

north bay temperatures mid 60's in napa and yacht bill. well, santa rosa at 63 today. looking ahead to tomorrow's daytime highs settling into a very similar ranges to today. much calmer conditions overall through the rest of the forecast leading through the weekend and next week with more dry skies. as for your roads holding up just fine. we're starting to see the first signs of that back up at the bay bridge. think it's probably going to be a bit of a busier morning as we are rolling our way towards the middle of the week. richmond center fell at 7 minutes for your crossing. still at the limit there. nice and calm at the golden gate, right? all right, john, thanks for that. marc trains on a new schedule. the transit system made the changes as it starts to upgrade its train control system. >> converse lindsey ford has reaction from bart riders. >> having the trains be on time, it's super crucial. otherwise my i lost an hour. >> alex pereira is familiar with the departure and arrival times from the lafayette bart

station. he writes the train daily to commute to san francisco and visit with family and friends. he says minutes off could mean running late to work and missing out on important moments. be more diligent on scheduling. like even like when i walk here from my apartment. >> getting here on time is crucial. because if i miss this at the way, 20 minutes, plus to get on the next train invites for set coming back home parts new schedule went into effect monday morning. >> hart says the changes are necessary for the transit agency to upgrade its train control system. the biggest changes for those writing the yellow line from 09:00pm to midnight. it will end at sfo instead of millbrae. meanwhile, trains that run supple in millbrae will run every 15 minutes. neither of which would affect colleen will birds. honestly, with my schedule and usually pulling up the app to see which one i'm going to be catching anyway. but >> i guess it's a little bit more important, too. checked

the times of arrivals and departures. if they're supposed to be impacting the changes also for bart to sink its schedule with other transit agencies in the bay area. i think one of the things that the pandemic showed to transit agencies is that we need to do a better job working together. and so the schedule change with bart and other transit agencies. >> all happening at the same time is that a realization of that? and it's also the fruition of that. >> well, in the southr a santa clara county receiving 12 million dollars. 10 saw more electric vehicle charging stations. the project will install 237 ev charging ports spread throughout san jose. most of them are going to be located at public facilities like libraries, community centers, parks, san jose mayor matt mahan says the news stations are to make ev charging more accessible and comey for south bay residents. amazon is shutting down their try before you buy program at the end of the month, the service allow prime members to try clothing items on for the

perch. them. the program launched in 2018 and the company says now only works products and that its ai tools and more helpful to users on deciding what actually buy a bay area basketball, the warriors on the road taking on the toronto raptors, andrew wiggins is back on the court after he missed the last 2 games because of personal reasons. the dogs fell a couple points short of a win. well, there. wilson has all those highlights. >> pick it up in the 2nd quarter with the wars are down by one in steph curry pulls up from the logo for 35 footer. that's good. like the lead on that one 4th quarter now and golden state by 6 at this point. lindy waters, not in daytime, but they've been these accounts. that 3. love the warriors go up by 9 is looking good at this point. and then a minute later, the warriors lead was cut to 6. so then they kick out to chris boucher makes that worse. he drains the 3 of his own 18 points 7 rebounds boucher on the night off the bench and

it's a three-point game. now later on as the warriors leading by one and kevon looney with a few moves inside and then he settles for that fade away there. that's good for 2 that it says lead to 3. so management going on right now. a couple of minutes later, though, the worry in trailing by one with the shot clock running out wiggins says not for long. put them back up by 2 with that 3 at the buzzer 20 points. the on a nice welcome back. we can nation's moments later, though. it's tied 93 on steps. think that he's for 3 of the game. 26 points 7 assists the in the debate. go up by 3. but with the raptors coming in clutch crunch time. joe biden drives lays it in in the rafters, take the lead. and then a little bit later, he will follow up with this fast break dunk on the other in to make matters worse. and that pastor those lead to 3 final seconds of the game. and it's a last-ditch effort for the dogs and buddy hield. when he puts up a desperation 3 that will not go the warriors. they lose a heartbreaker here. one on on one below 500 for the first

time this season, a frustrating loss from the words of steve kerr that suspect he planted >> all right. coming on the kron, morning news bakery law enforcement final 100 cases stolen baby formula on a woman. how they say she got a hold of it will be right back.

>> the city officials celebrating the purchase of a 12 unit building on the corner of california and colton street. it will be permanently preserve as affordable housing. the building went up

for sale after the original owner passed away after tennis learn of the sale. the rally together and with the help of the bay area community land trust berkeley, councilmember and barr let to preserve the building. >> so we've seen in this neighborhood again and again. building changes owners. the new owner comes in a great plans to change the building in beef it up and get everybody out and again and again. we've seen tenants displaced families, displaced seniors. this place. it's a starter community. >> over the next 12 months, the building will be renovated and the 2 vacant apartments. well, the new made available to the general public. in marin county. the board of supervisors are considering a rate increase. former in sanitary service. the want to raise to 3.61%. the rate adjustment add about $0.50 per month for the company's residential service pack is for an estimated monthly total. a $55.92. senayor

service says the rate will increase in 2025, if it's approved. up next to the kron, 4 morning news wildfires in southern california continue. >> what more high winds threatening to further the spread. officials are now reporting there's a new fire in ventura county. the massive medical conference met with praise and protest san francisco. we'll have a look at day one of the jp morgan healthcare conference. plus more bay area officials are stepping up to protect immigrant rights against an incoming trump administration. tell you how san francisco is responding to this will be right back.

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news police arrest a 15 year-old for a shooting that killed an oakland father. plus an agreement that could save lives. santa clara county finalizing its purchase of a trauma hospital in san jose. and starbucks enforcing a new policy at all of its stores. buy something get out. wanko morning news starts now. >> news at 6. good morning and thanks for tuning in on tuesday. i'm sorry. and i'm james. chilly tuesday morning or if you notice. i did notice, but i couldn't put all the heat because it's electric

car died in a much better idea called said the deal with their yeah. you just kind of got to roll with it. this morning is so chilly. it's calm and that's the ingredient that added up to the cold. when you get the wind, it stirs everything up and you'll get the heat mix down to the surface. >> but when it's calm like this, that surfaced just really cools down. let's look at sfo. a very calm morning. if you have a flight this morning, great news for you. there. calm conditions all across the bay area and those remain all day long today. so how cold it is. is it get a look at these temps right now? mountain views at 37 paolo out 33 oakland early. you fell to 39 dublin at 32 degrees. same in santa rosa now because of how very chilly it is out there. we do have frost advisories for the inland east bay, the south bay as well as the north bay on until 09:00am this morning. temperature wise this afternoon, we're actually going to be a little above average again, back into the 60's under sunshine and much