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4 year old girl shocked after family finds itself in the middle of gun battle. plus, a week later, the devastating fires continue to burn in southern california with the wildfire risk elevated today for millions of people. tens of thousands remain under evacuation orders. some of them are coming here to the

bay area. we'll have live team coverage. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 3. i'm justine waldman. we're going go right now to southern california because we're getting a live update right now from officials. >> about the fires that are burning there. they're providing us new detail. so let's listen in. >> i eat just so working very hard to mitigate any of those sources. so we don't have unwanted activity. vystar here are the top all started all and that we call here on the north side of the fire. the north right side. it's all really good as part of the same footprint been since for the last 24 hours. however, we do amount of resources walking all across getting deep inside the interior, making sure that there's no 2nd half causing the issues are when second but rolled over the line. so we're working on that coming down in

havana. bill, can you wrote community? there was still have resources all around the structure behind cutting line on top of them, which is separate fuel from the black and the green. and that allows us ensure that there's very limited probability of any kind of skate. also, resources are getting behind structure getting rid of any isolated. he sources so that it could not impact any more structures that come down rest way and down into riviera all the way to the coast or santa monica. everything's looking really good as far activity is down, but we still have those heat. so we still have resources deep inside those structures, concentrate on the structures that are standint making sure that we don't have any adverse fire damage to those structures. office if it and down to pay to the beachside. leflore is in all the way to malibu there on the bottom left of the map. same story. we have a lot of resources still going around structures that are standing, take care of the heat that the structures that have strike.

we also have some infrastructure repair happened pch there. so that's going really good trying to get things back get people back in their homes as soon as possible. but that can't be done until the entire area is safe. interior, structures inside still have that presence. everybody still working really hard out there firefighters are not giving up. they're still working. not not gonna stop working. everything's taken care of and made safe for the public that we serve. go back over here to the left side of the map as we move to the area of montevideo. again, that that line is very minimal activity still have to be using ir flight from the airplanes up there and where and using helicopters still have men or a cappella top the year for me. but they're still up there helping us find those heat sources. so we could pinpoint the resources they can right to that and make sure that we secure that again living a probability of that kind any kind of a skate coming across that i'm still working controlling, making a control line as we come around to the front with erin to think canyon and we resources, all

of structures again, making sure they won't have any adverse damage. those structures were securing the last week ago. cruz continued push all the way we're finished with all the headline and a new uniform right here with work on. but it's in the area like to think of parks and to the right sylvia parks and securing those edges deeper and interior and the back to the top of the map that you see there. we still have resources working on the outside really contingency line with that is just another layer that will help us for any adverse effect, the fire and those winds we're always preparing right now. we said we plan to keep the fires small, but we prepare for any other event that happens. >> we're also standing vigilant and having resources available and identify to respond to any kind of news starts and in the area. but also if outside of the area, we still want to help the vote with the win. so we're going to respond and help in any way we can. we still have a robust air fleet out there that we can deploy any tigers, fun, any kind of heat or smoke and

help the ground resources so we can pinpoint that activity in their everyday really aren't safe. thank you for allowing us to serve the public. thank you. >> next up, our incident, meteorologist. all right. everybody, rich thompson are all just with the national weather service side of the house is is weather wise in this broke out last one week ago. areas experienced one of the strongest. with we've seen in recent memory. >> those storms winds combined with extremely dry fuels out there, extremely dry vegetation lead to very extreme fire. weather conditions across the that lastly and allow the fire to grow very explosive lee, a very rapidly the first couple days of the fire after those first couple days area has remain a persistent weak to moderate santa ana wind flow pattern. and so that's continued for one more day. we still have expectations of minors and has developed in

the crossfire tonight. and during the day tomorrow, that's a maintain the critical fire conditions across the area. and therefore, that's why we have a red flag warning still in effect for this area until 06:00pm wednesday evening. so again, critical fire conditions. red-fleg warnings in effect until wednesday evening. now i was even was and i think the critical conditions to diminish and then for thursday into the weekend, rex, get back to more normal weather pattern here for this part of the country. kind of a nice onshore sea breeze during the day, bringing cooler temperatures, higher humidity, which all with the firefighting efforts. but then of course, we love you. next week we have anoeher round of sand tension back in the area. but least for the weekend, we should couple days for spying from the santa ana winds. >> like to invite all of our speakers up to the stage.

well, st. louis fire department. good afternoon, everybody leverage part of the incident command team representing los angeles city fire department. >> i just want thank the public mount resiliency shown as the dust settles i believe of all had. people the public. i know that their house burned down and they're asking me what they can do to help. the better question is what can i do to help for me to even the better question, how can we help each other? the second small story. i want to tell you. as a business here base camp today with that, a member of our public safety partners with let's say this county lifeguards. writing by the the base camp how he's doing and he said good despite the fact that his house burned down. and so his parents, in there working because it means more to him. part of this community

and rise above the ashes than anything else right doesn't get his mind off. it and a business. if you populations are top priority right now. our top priority is a safe return back home. ok? so doing that. what we're doing is we're conducting thorough damage assessments and we're partnership. with our use, our teams, our hazmat teams and allie p d. second thing is once we complete that we're going to collaborate city entities, those being. department of water and power gas company public works. la city building to safety just name a few. we'll keep you updated because i believe that's final information. again, i want to thank you. for your support throughout this tough situation. also for the most up to date info. i'd like to give you 2 e-mails will also discuss it again as we move through this press conference. that's emergency dot la city dot gov. and the

second one you may be familiar with la the lafd dot org. please go to those for your most up-to-date information. thank you. los angeles county share. >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is commander christine calls on with the las angeles county sheriff's department serving as a unified incident commander from the sheriff's department incident management team for the palace sites palisades for response. i'd like to provide you an update on our operation. we currently have over 100 sheriff's department personnel and crew, including search and rescue personnel and national guard personnel assisting with the operation. our department personnel are currently deployed on missions, which include leaders, suppression, evacuations, road closures, humanitarian relief and roving and security patrols currently no new. but you've got asians are being performed as of this afternoon. we have made 7

arrests related to the policy. it's fire involving looting, unauthorized entry into an emergency area, battery on a peace officer and additional charges for weapons and narcotics possessions. we currently have 5 confirmed deaths as of this afternoon with in the l a s d jurisdiction due to the palisades fire. and there are currently 3 missing person reports. the curfew is was established a earlier over the weekend and is still in effect from 06:00pm till 06:00am and until further notice the curfew will be strictly enforced. and we urge all individuals to comply with the curfew to avoid the affected areas unless you're authorized personnel. and he operates. personnel will be subject to arrest. in collaboration with la county fire, urban search and rescue team and multiple other agencies. search and rescue operations are being conducted in designated areas

which have been affected by the fire. the goal of the searches is to ensure the areas are made safe prior to entry and to ensure that every resident is accounted for. i know that community members are very anxious to return to their homes. but your safety has to be our primary concern. there are many areas where fire personnel are still working and search and rescue operations are ongoing. there's damage to roads and our rails and large debris blocking the roadways. thorough searching must be conducted to render these areas safe and to provide conclusion for those that have been reported missing. we're in constant discussions to determine whether repopulation as possible. but we do not currently have any firm dates for the opening of any of the affected areas. we appreciate any patience and understanding that you have for us during this tragedy. thank you. >> los angeles county fire.

good afternoon. my name is robert harris and deputy chief law since county fire department oversee the since operations bureau. i'm also want to be unified state commanders. thank are damage assessment report numbers as of today. 35 1% of the damage to spaces have completed for the policies. incident. residents seeking that information, please go to recovery, dot la county dot gov to be the match showing our current dennis assessments. please note that the this information is updated on a daily basis. has endured indicated by meteorologist via fire. weather will continue through tomorrow. they're forced these winds. we'll hazardous fire behavior situations for firefighters on the line. we asked for the pope pay the patience of our. residents as we continue to hold. our

current posture as far as preparedness for this fire behavior. we understand set off of the power can be inconvenience to our residents. but we ask that you please be patient and understand that the shut off of the power is necessary to prevent the growth any large fires. we also ask that our unhoused neighbors do not start any warming fires during fire weather event. anyone experiencing homelessness so seek shelter through los angeles county or the city so that we can ensure that you you have housing during this period. weve population again as things stand, he will not occur until all areas are deemed safe. your safety again remains our primary concern. resources for residents impacted in the fire areas are available at la county dot

gov. 4 slash emergencies. another note, i'm happy to share that our la county ceo for 15 that was struck by a drone you're going to fire fight has been repaired. it is now available for response. in order to prepare our residents, we just recommend that our residents go to. fire, got la county dot the force last far as for ready go and set to leave and be ready to leave in the event of an evacuation under order. and also we would encourage you double check to make sure a cellular device. is not set to prohibit any type of alerts in the event of an evacuation or evacuation warning order. lastly, i'd like to continue to just recognize just to

support we continue to receive for supervising lindsey horvath, all city, state and local officials and our public safety partners that have been steadfast in their leadership and support through this. and president does asked and to our first responders, we want to just say thank you for your continued dedication resilience curves and you're committed doing this catastrophic event. thank you. los angeles police department. good afternoon, everyone. my name is commander stephen frick. on the lapd incident commander sign to the palisades fire. i want to let the public know that as we in turn that into another period of dangerous high winds, we remain deployed, ready to assist with any additional evacuation. should the need arise what winds are not expected to be as strong as last week's wind event. they still pose a threat. if you are asked to evacuate, please listen to all evacuation orders. as if they are like see a life-saving measure as has been the case over the last few days.

>> we've been listening live to an update on the palisades fire, which is still at about 23,000 acres burned at 17%, contain some of the new information that we learned is that 5 people have died in the palisades fire. 3 people are still missing. we also learned from the la sheriff that they have arrested 7 people related to the palisades fire, some for looting, some for battery to a police officer and also people going into the fire zone. firefighters, though we learned are not giving up, is still have a lot of work to do, but they don't want to see happen is any the containment that they've done blow over any of the fire blow over their containment lines. this fires started about a week ago. it's one of the worst state history and really was fueled by the strong wind events. and they are considering that there is going to be critical fire danger through the weekend. and kyle is going to

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friday and potentially into saturday as well before we have any other wind to deal with. so right now you can see the red flag warnings pretty pervasive. they go until 6 o'clock on wednesday. and then there is that particularly dangerous situation that is basically parts of ventura county and west la county. and that is also now through 06:00pm on wednesday. so that's really the time frame that things are going to hopefully get better. what's happening right now as high pressure is just nudged right above low pressure and you see those to kind of squeeze together. and unfortunately with that, he's done as created another stream of that offshore wind to keep rolling because you've got that counter clockwise circulation there around low pressure. so it has exacerbated the problems today and tomorrow you can see where these numbers are very high as we begin to roll into this evening, we stay breezy and we have the same thing as you wake up tomorrow morning. so this is about 08:45am. and you see some of these gusts, upwards of 35 40 miles per hour. it isn't until later in the day. so now this is about 7 o'clock at night. this is when you'll start to see the turn, the change of those winds starting to pull back a bit. and that leaves us on

thursday morning in a very different position than we're in now. so and things get a little bit better. even as we head into that day. so it's really going to be a difficult run for the next 24 to 48 hours. obviously air-quality is an issue. you can see air quality alert that is up not just here in southern california. really rolls all the way over to palm springs and towards that arizona border as well. be back in a little bit. we'll talk more about our local forecast and there are tens of thousands of people still under evacuation orders because of the fires. kron four's. rob nesbitt has been talking with. residents were still unable to go back to their homes. >> the meantime, they're staying here in the bay area. >> 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 were already, you know, 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 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. >> our parent company nexstar is partnering up with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan this qr code right here on your screen. if you want to help, it will take you right to the page where you can donate. still ahead here at 3 hear about the changes coming to very highway used by thousands of commuters every day. >> and republicans seem to be ready to back one of trump's.

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>> in the north bay, we're learning more about the changes that could be coming to highway 37 that runs between marin and solano counties. kron 4 charles clifford has the details. >> highway 37 here across the north base used by thousands of commuters every single day. but the stretch of roadway is prone to flooding. i also see some real problems with congestion right now. highway 37 narrows to one lane in each direction between mare island in vallejo and state route one 21 near the snow. the speedway on an almost daily basis.

these bottlenecks create congestion in both directions that can sometimes last for hours. >> recognizing how important this route is through thousands of commuters each day caltrans has spent years developing a plan to improve the traffic flow here. >> it's a very important thoroughfare no shortage of citizens in the bay area. >> to that end, they plan to improve the intersection of highway 37 1.21. replace the bridge over to lake creek and to add new lanes in both the east and westbound directions in order to raise the funds needed to maintain this route in the future. they're also considering making this portion of 37 a tolling. but a final decision has not yet been made. the jury still out very much. it's a it's like i said, open for public public comment until february 3rd, but nothing has been decided. as of now the project is budgeted at 430 million dollars and would be paid for with a mix of federal and state grants. finally, caltrans says that all goes well, construction on this project. >> could begin next year. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news.

>> still ahead here, 3 massive healthcare conferences met with praise and protest in san francisco. plus how fire crews are taking advantage of the nice weather here in hopes of preventing some future wildfires. and we'll hear how the southern california fires have been sparking. some controversy is

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>> the jp morgan healthcare conference is underway in san francisco this week. it is expected draw thousands people and had millions of dollars to the local economy. kron four's joey horta was in union square and because of this conference, he says there is increased security there.

>> security is tight as thousands are expected in san francisco's union square. dozens of police officers on foot patrol and barricades around the westin saint francis for the 39th annual jp morgan healthcare conference. this is like the super bowl of health care on the minds of many december's brazen killing of the united healthcare ceo brian thompson in the streets of new york city in december. the suspect gionet charged with murder protesters in san francisco demanding a public takeover of the health care industry, which they say is putting profits over people. see you, may come millionaires who making billions of profits off of the backs of patient safety is top of mind among some of the attendees. >> i've been coming to this conference for 15 years and i've never seen so many police officers at the jp morgan conference ever before. so i think it really double down on security. those who've attended in the past recall

the city's drug crisis, homelessness and crime but say they haven't encountered any violence this week. i think security is very good. things have just gotten a great job. the police presence is significant here. >> i have felt uncomfortable on one or 2 occasions when walking by people >> i have it engage me verbally. i think the security has been top my belt. for my safety and all, you know, i think the cities and a good job trying do the best they can to make this up. a positive event. >> according to the san francisco travel association. this conference is one of the most significant in the city bringing in an estimated 92 million dollars to the local economy. >> the only hospital equipped to handle heart attacks and strokes in east san jose is likely to stay santa clara county announced a tentative deal on monaay, the by regional medical center last year the hospital shut down its level 2 trauma center. the move sparked months of

protests and rallies. people living in the area claimed if the hospital closed heart attack and stroke, patients would have to travel a lot further to receive life-saving care. but now the county plans to purchase the hospital to preserve its services. >> in doing so that we're gonna be able to restore the level 2 trauma center at regional that was closed last august. this is about saving lives. this is about access to critical care where minutes mattered. and being able to bring regional medical center in to the county's health care system. it's going to help us ensure high-quality integrated. excellent care. >> the deal is still tentative, but county officials say they hope to have complete control over the hospital by april. 1st, the ad on the first day, they hope to restore its level 2 trauma center. >> we'll talk about forecast taking live look outside they're here in san francisco.

lots of blue skies out there. >> right now. little bit of breeze on the flag. going to check in now with meteorologist kyla grogan. yeah. if you got a chance last night we had those clear skies to see the full moon. you get another chance tonight. it'll still be at 99% of its fullness. and tomorrow night, 97%. and i have to say we're going to have some nicely, mostly clear skies tonight and probably tomorrow night, too. but that does also mean we're going to see the temperatures get quite chilly when we get into tonight. so the overnight lows, the next couple of days, just look out for those. if you are in those inland valleys in particular, looking out for those 30's, that is kind of the trade off from the clear skies which are quite beautiful today as we take a live look from the east bay, you can see it's just gorgeous here. great visibility. and there's that golden gate in the distance. temperatures are pretty nice. san francisco about 60 degrees. we're at 64, though, in san jose. 62 in dublin, 59 up in sonoma. and you can see in berkeley about 59 degrees close to where we were just looking at that live picture of the beautiful blue skies wind. no problem for us today. we're so fortunate compared to southern california, just very light

and variable, not even a strong offshore flow today. just a really nice day out there. storm tracker showing you those blue skies, just beautiful. and as we zoom out, you get to kind of see where the ridges of high pressure because you see that arc of clouds. it's going right over it. and that is an indication that we are in that pattern right now. and that is where we will stay. at least while this rex block is in place. rex block, meaning that the high pressure sitting on top of the low pressure creating that wind grady. and unfortunately for southern california as we get into thursday and friday, that low will start to track away and things will get a little bit better for them. i'll be back in a bit with your seven-day forecast. >> we have some newly released time lapse images right now showing a days long view of the destructive wildfires that are just spreading across the los angeles area. these satellite images released by the crop institute for research in the atmosphere showing the fires from last tuesday until saturday. and the fire so far has that point of burned more than 38,000 acres. we can see all the

smoke that starts pop up and where the fires sort of spread out across the map. there. and as these wildfires rage on in california, lawmakers on capitol hill are debating whether or not to put together and aid package to help those in need. washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. >> as wildfires in california rage on lawmakers on capitol hill are battling over recovery funding. no one wants to leave any american who is in need hanging, so to speak. but house speaker mike johnson says there's talk of placing conditions on the aid for california's wildfire victims. some republicans hope that that will encourage california to make changes to how they prepare for wildfires. this is not politics. we need sound public policy. republicans like south carolina's ralph norman blames leaders in the state for a lack of water. when you have a legislature ledge reservoirs, other people bear brunt of the

responsibility not america. think california officials say the demand was simply too high at once when it comes to potentially putting conditions on the funding for wildfire victims. democrats say now is the time to play politics responding to disasters and helping families in need. >> should not be political. california democratic senator alex padilla says his state is hurting and needs the federal government to step in the death toll from the fires is at least 2 dozen people and flames destroyed thousands of homes. the wildfires in southern california have been her thousands upon thousands upon. thousands of people have been displaced. >> evacuated. >> lawmakers say it is too early to determine how much money california will need reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> fire crews in the east bay spent the day working to reduce the fire risk. there. crews with the moraga orinda fire district conducted a

prescribed burn behind saint mary's college. they took advantage of the very dry january to burn piles of trimmings that are cut down last spring from oak trees. so dennis ryan with the fire district says when it comes down to mitigation, reducing fuels is the best bet. >> there's a 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 here that he grew up in southern california and used to work at pacific palisades. he says the terrain is very similar there. and here and fire mitigation efforts are the key to preventing them from exploding in size. our parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. if you want to help just scan this qr code on your screen right now, we'll take you to a page where you can donate. in. developing world news officials say hamas has accepted a draft agreement

for a cease-fire in the gaza strip and the release of dozens of hostages. the mediator, qatar says that israel and palestinian militant group hamas were at the closest point yet to sealing a deal that would bring them a step closer to ending the war. and israeli official said that progress has been made, but the details are still being worked out. this three-phase plan would still need to be submitted to the israeli cabinet for final approval. incoming president donald trump's pick to lead the nation's military was in the hot seat on capitol hill today. senators grilled veteran and former fox news host pete hegseth with questions about his background and they will decide if his nomination for defense secretary moves forward. washington correspondent raquel martin explains how it all went down today. based on today's hearing, it looks like republicans may be ready to back. pete hegseth. he certainly one of trump's most controversial cabinet picks. democrats say his lack of

experience. >> and comments, particularly about women disqualify him on january. 20th when president trump is sworn in, he will issue a new set of lawful orders. pete hegseth, the man president elect donald trump hand selected to root out woke in the military in a sure in a warrior culture, lawful orders will not be based on politics. they will be based on readiness, accountability standards and lethality appeared to win over republicans that his long awaited confirmation hearing for defense secretary love your attitude. you are gonna have a great future. but the compliments were short-lived denigrated active duty service members. democrats on the senate armed services committee pressed the combat veteran over his past statements. hegseth previously argued women do not belong in combat. we have hundreds 100's. >> of women who are currently in the infantry and blasted him over accusations of assault, infidelity and drinking on the job. when colleague said that you got drunk and invent another colleague not anonymous. we

have this said that you took co-workers to a strip club headset and says the claims are smear and has agreed to give up alcohol if confirmed is so ridiculous. houma republican mark mullen accused senators of hypocrisy. how many senators of showed up drunk to vote at night? iowa republican senator joni ernst who is keyed to heck says confirmation. >> demanded let's make it very clear for everyone. will you support women continuing to have the opportunity to serve in combat s? that is just the first of many cabinet picks that will appear before senators this week. >> pam bondi, trump's pick to lead the department of justice will appear before senators tomorrow. for now in washington. raquel martin, back to you. >> still ahead here at 3, 5, better. get out when starbucks will enforce a new policy all of its cafes.

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>> a four-year-old girls in critical condition after being hit by at least one bullet in valais. whole crowd for sleep to call reports. >> really didn't our practice runs out. what sounded like firecrackers at around 8.30, sunday evening was actually gunfire in rapid succession and the only person vallejo police know sustained an injury was a young girl stream. we police sergeant rashad hollis as patrol officers working near sawyer street and mark avenue heard the shots fired and found hen they arrived. but no victims or suspects dispatch later received word from a local

hospital that a young girl was admitted by a family member to the emergency room in critical condition with at least one gunshot wound. right now, we're still in the prelim of our investigation. so we don't have a motive or circumstances just small neighbors who are on scene during the aftermath believe the four-year-old girl was with her family driving through the crest community when the shooting happened. but sergeant hollis will only confirm she was outside during the incident. is a senseless act of get away police have not released suspect descriptions or announced any arrests. >> vallejo, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> as well. staying in valais how they have a new interim fire. chief arthur gonzales is a vallejo native and has served the city for years. gonzales says the fire department will be a progressive organization that provides leadership and high quality safety for the community. city officials say the recruitment process to

select a permanent chief is going happen soon. we'll talk about our weather now taking a live look outside here across the embarcadero so we could see what's going on this week when a check now with meteorologist kyla grogan. yeah, blue skies. beautiful out there today. no doubt about it. the wind is nice and calm. so we're in a good spot. as you can see there, the flag not. >> not moving too much. we did have a very chilly morning this morning. 32 degrees in napa, santa rosa and livermore. 36 in concord. 39 in san jose. >> oakland airport, san francisco airport both in the 40's. so it was a bit of a a bit of a house. police say an cozy start to the day. happy to say that we have rebounded nicely temperatures right now. really lovely 60 degrees in san francisco. but you can see we're up to 65 now in sunnyvale. 68 in san carlos. look at that. really, really warming up in some nice, lower 60's around other parts of the bay as well. temperature change a little bit of a difference between now and yesterday. you can see where of a few down a few depending on where you are. so we've kind of started to flip that. now to up a few, it was all

down a few. ond i started the day today, but we're nice with the wind. no problems here. no major offshore flow know numbers over 10 miles per hour. it's kind of a picture. perfect day tonight, however, because of those clear skies, get ready for those chilly temperatures. again, we are likely to see some spots that get down into those maybe low 30's, depending on whether you're in a wind sheltered valley or not, because if that wind doesn't make it and it doesn't kind of mix things around and you tend to get really chilly in the overnight. so just be prepared for another chilly night. beautiful as we take a live look at stormtracker. and as we zoom out here, you can see that we do have that high pressure kind of sitting right on top of a low pressure. that is that rex block pattern. and until that breaks, we really stay dry for starters and pretty calm for our weather. so the next few days, we're going to see a lot of the same chilly overnight. sunny skies relatively clear. and then as we head towards the weekend, you'll see a few clouds making their way in on saturday. little bit cooler on sunday into monday. but other than that, a pretty quiet forecast.

all right. if you want to hang around a starbucks are going to have to buy a latte or something the coffee chain has announced. >> it is reversing its open door policy at its stores. kron four's will tran reports now from walnut creek. >> starbucks open door policy that was enacted in 2018 is effectively slam shot because moving forward, you can go into starbucks. they would love your money. that hasn't changed to. what's going to change is if you are staying there for an extended period or if you're going to the bathroom, guess what? that's going to cost you something at the very least, a cup of coffee because they say moving forward, that's their policy. remember the days where you would have to get a code from them that might be the case moving forward because they say this is for the betterment of their coffee community, that they don't want people hanging around all day. >> without spending money or going to the bathroom. now the open door policy actually started in philadelphia 7

years ago when 2 african-american men, they were waiting for a business partner to arrive. they did not order or anything they wanted to wait for the partner to arrive. but in the meantime, if they were harassed, they say there were racial overtones where police officers were actually involved. and that's when starbucks said, let's do the open door policy. 7 years running effectively over right now, we got a chance to talk to some customers. many they don't like it. let me play starbucks their version. they might say, well, michelle toilet paper costs money, water costs, money we're going to have to charge what he said. they make enough money on their coffee. come on. i mean, i'm a starbucks customer. i have the app and i use their stars in the whole bit. but >> they make more than enough money to to be able to afford some pieces of paper and a little bit of a flash. he that's within their right to do it. but i mean,

>> it sounds like you're not a ethically. i think, you know, it be nice to really be able to go into the service. you know if you need to go to the bathroom, if you're thinking that starbucks is leading the charge in all of this, they say that's not the case that they're actually doing what many other restaurants have been doing and continue to do that. if you go into other restaurants that use the bathroom, they also expect you to buy something. so starbucks is doing the same thing and they are training their employees on how to handle it. and if it gets out of hand. >> those employees could end up calling police officers like they did back in 2018. >> all right. are inhumane has welcomed in nearly 4 dozen animals from shelters out of los angeles county last night. there were 2 dogs and 44 small guinea pigs, hamsters and rabbits that were brought in. so there's more space to house

the stray and evacuated animals in la. so it also relieve some pressure on the shelter staff there to some of these small animals are now available for adoption. and the levi yesterday we told you about how the san francisco spca waived adoption fees to help make space for pets that were coming in from those wildfires kron. 4 viewer says after seeing our report, he went out and adopted this puppy. they're right there in the middle in a social media post levis, new parents say let the memories begin. still ahead, a very popular english rock band. >> eventually, dr iraq and hall of fame made a quick stop here in the bay area on this day. more than 40 years ago.

>> all right. the 70's pretty transformative time for rock music with some sub genres like progressive rock, hard rock others that formed during that decade. and on this day in the bay, a popular english rock band that would transform popular culture came to the bay area. >> 1978, the pistols played live on stage at the winterland ballroom in san francisco. winterland was a ice skating rink and a music venue on post and steiner

streets before being converted into a music venue by the concert promoter bill graham, pistols for, you know, pretty popular. they inspired a lot of punk post-punk and alternative rock musicians and they were then inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 2006. but in true. punk rock fashion. they refuse to attend the ceremony. people love that music, though kyla had they definitely have an audience. no doubt about it. blue skies out there. wind is nice and calm. >> we're having a good evening as we head into this evening, though. make sure you keep an eye out for what is going to be an almost full mode about 99%. the wolf moon still out there tonight. we're gonna have some nice clear skies for it. that also means we will be a little chilly in the overnight. so looking at are some of those 30's inland as far any marine layer, is it concern you can see it's kind of trying to make an entrance here as we get into tonight in the overnight hours. but probably won't be very successful. so not expecting a whole lot in the way of that. our 7 day forecast shows high pressure is in control. we've

got lots of sunshine out there. and you can see that's just a really nice forecasting thank you. and thank you so much for joining us here during kron for news at 2, 3, on the state. appreciate your time. we'll send things over now to brad and vicki to see what's coming up next on kron. 4 news at 4. >> thank you so much, john. >> now the attention is turning to recovery and caring for future disasters. we're going to be joined live by bay area. congressman eric swalwell just off of the new piece of legislation aimed at protecting against the next natural disaster. >> also coming up, a 4 year-old bay area girl. he's been shot. a gun battle. we'll get into that and more grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 4 is next. the ktl

3 o'clock. okay. headed over to samantha cortese and johnson with that. >> now for a young girl caught in middle of gun battle in north this afternoon. neighbors are asking for help as the 4 year-old remains in critical condition. >> also, what the latest on this devastating fires that are continuing to burn los angeles county with crews are up against today. good afternoon. thanks for being with us today for kron. 4 news at 4. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis and extreme fire. danger warning is in effect. >> or the entirety of southern california. at least 24 deat