filed those suits yesterday. the suits blame edison of the fire, potentially starting under an electrical transmission tower in eaton canyon, southern california edison, who operates that transmission tower says it does not believe its equipment was responsible and official cause for the fire. still not clear. >> there's continued concern tonight that the wildfire recovery could face political challenges republican led washington. yeah, there's been talk of adding conditions to future aid carper's. catherine heenan is live in the newsroom with more on this politics. shocking. yeah. well, not that shocking are here, right? all right. with donald trump about to take office, a group of house republicans and the president elect. >> have been talking about time. wildfire aid to certain conditions. it was the subject of conversation, for example, at mar-a-lago sunday night. what happens tomorrow,

although some tension just monologue. california senator alex padilla does not like the republican rumblings he's been hearing about future wildfire age of california. we've had disasters over the years and united states of america, every region of the country has been impacted. >> at one time or another and never has been come with strings attached or been conditional. leading republicans have been suggesting that california fix certain policies in exchange for billions of dollars in federal aid. they criticize democratic leaders on policies involving forest and water management. for example, no one wants to leave any american who is in need. >> hanging so to speak. this is not politics. we need sound public policy. california officials say the demand for resources like water was simply too high to sudden. >> its territory. trump and governor newsom have tangled over before they talked about things like forest management during trump's visit to

california in 2018, another time of devastating wildfires. but now democrats are calling the latest talk over aid with strings attached, unacceptable. this is what east bay congressman eric swalwell told kron 4 today. >> it's never been done before you don't screw with people when they are hurting the most in need government. and by the way, it would be foolish for any member of congress to do this because california is the largest delegation in the country. and so if you lose california, if you lose the 50 plus members of congress in california. good luck passing relief aid. you know what other states needed. so it would be so who wish to try and politicize something that has always been about, you know, helping distributing the aid where it's needed. the most. >> among the options for approving ad being considered right now, tying it to a debt limit extension or including it in a government funding bill. meantime, congress did

approve. remember 110 billion dollars in disaster relief. money in december. so fema does have enough for immediate needs. back to you. all right. thank you, catherine. people are not the only displaced by these fires. so are many paths as a result. rescue organizations here in the bay area they're taking in southern california dogs that were up for adoption before the fire to make no more room in those la shelters for dogs that are lost or had to evacuate as kron four's. dan kerman tells us now the goal is to get these dogs a forever home here in the bay. >> i just so excited for tomorrow when we get to meet 10 new ones all sizes, all shapes, but all fall over 7 muttville senior dog rescue founder sherri franklin is talking about the arrival wednesday of 10 more senior dogs from fire-ravaged southern california. we're taking dogs that were at the shelter and up for adoption at

the shelter and we are taking those shots and we're just integrating them up here to san francisco to put them back up for adoption. up here so that the shelters, the local shelters la have room for the evacuee dogs and the dogs that they find the 10 that are coming wednesday are in addition to sierra and kit 2 of the 4 that arrived from southern california earlier this week there around 7, 8, years old. they their ac-ual guardian passed away. so these dogs were brought to the pasadena humane and put up for adoption. probably a couple weeks before the fire. so we were able to take them when melissa and glenda heard met, phil was taking in additional senior dogs from la. they knew they wanted to volunteer. i mean, i think there's a lot of dogs here who just loving walking and i'm here for it for now. the goal is to get as many of the senior dogs adopted as possible because

another 10 will be arriving from southern california on wednesday. and that's just the beginning. i think we're probably going to get about 50 of of these stocks and that's above and beyond our normal intake. so we're really excited to be able to help. so if you've been thinking about adopting, especially a senior dog like this guy now is a great time. what feels open tuesday through sunday from 10 to 5 san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. exactly one week now since those fire started in southern california and a new poll out shows how registered voters feel about. >> the way governor newsom is handled things kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> southern california reels from the devastating and deadly fires. governor gavin newsom remains on the ground in the fire zone responding to the here in altadena. a community completely ravaged. and now this poll from emerson

college shows of 1000 registered voters surveyed across the country, 30% approve of the governor's response to the fires. while 42% do not another 28% are either neutral or undecided. loyola law school professor jessica levinson weighing in. very understandably people blame leadership sometime fairly sometimes not at this point. i think it's too soon to say. >> we know what happened and we know who to blame. do you think? >> how he handles this could impact him down the road politically. i think if people ultimately find that there's something that the state of california could have done to help prevent or mitigate these wildfires. >> that will be a huge problem for governor newsom and his political ambitions. but the poll showing there is widespread agreement over one major issue. climate change. everybody on this next our digital show exploring the poor results next. our digital host, chip brewster emerson

college polling director spencer kimball and inside california politics host nicky lorenzo noted nearly 60% of respondents said climate change contributed to the fire's this time. last year we had atmosphere river in california. so we had. >> a deluge of rain. here like dealing with historic fires, do it climate is definitely something that it's a topic of discussion, even of amongst republicans here in the state nationwide. two-thirds of respondents feel the united states is headed in the wrong direction. while one-third feel it's going in the right direction when president biden came into office, it was around 46% that we're headed in the right direction. now that number is down. and speaking of biden as he enters his final week in office, the poll found he'll leave the white house with a 37% approval rating and 52% disapproval rating. >> i think for president biden's low approval rating, part of what you also see is people are struggling and there's a perception that people are struggling as well. this is the reality. and it's

also the feeling on the flip side, a majority of respondents 52% to be exact. few president-elect donald trump in a favorable men levinson notes. president elect's have historically enjoyed a honeymoon phase at first. >> but not forever. once you start governing. >> typically the shine wears off of people and we judge them more harshly. >> and to view the full poll results simply head to our website. kron 4 dot com reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> it's like a nice day at the capitol here in the bay as we take a live look over san francisco, kathy trafton here to fill us in catholic. now you don't strike me as early risers just to gas considering your hours. but if you were to get up early this morning, you would have thought, it's called. and it was because it was actually freezing in some locations in the north bay and in the east bay and warmed up beautifully today. so we started to see some changes, warm temperatures even warmer than you expect in the afternoon. so.

>> what a beautiful day he had with temperatures actually a little bit warmer. >> 6 degrees warmer as many 6 degrees warmer. typically this time of year we'd be in the 50's for the most part today we were in the 60's. so beautiful conditions. our air quality is terrific. today and it continues again into tomorrow. a step aside. you can see all that green, which is just so pretty temperatures right now, mainly in the 50's dropping into the 40's. and, you know, santa rosa hit 32 degrees in mercury dropped all the way down to freezing this morning. and so for tomorrow morning. well, 3 degrees colder than it is like right now, then they will hit freezing again. that's possible. also maybe an app, but we'll see some areas such as concord, possibly 2 could be very, very cold wind gusts that we've been seeing offshore flows day after day after day. and that will change. look, i put this in motion and look how it whips around from tomorrow, mid-morning or so we start to go sea breeze, which will bring a bit more moisture into the atmosphere, which is always a good thing. a low

temperatures tonight, then we're not no freeze advisories in effect that many areas in the 30's and question the 40's. a look at temperatures. it's just that in the 60's everywhere in san francisco, right along the beaches of u.s. in pacific ocean right along the bay shoreline numbers in the 60's. pretty much everywhere. woodside 62 as one to 69 degrees. that's in santa clara and san jose and in the east bay, high temperatures in the mid 60's just about where they were today. just another gorgeous day in paradise. we are lucky one sonoma. 64 and point re. 62 a look at the 7 day forecast. it's going to be beautiful. no raindrops insight. temperatures above normal for a few more days and the trend downward just a little bit. some chilly inland temperatures overnight that we're in great shape. grant. vicki, back to you. all right. kathy been a major development tonight. >> officials say that hamas has accepted a draft agreement for a cease-fire in the gaza strip and the release of dozens of hostages. us and

qatar officials say that israel and hamas, we're at the closest point yet to sealing a deal that would bring them a step closer to ending the war. and israeli officials says that progress has been made. but details are being finalized. the three-phase plan would need to be submitted to the israeli cabinet for final approval. the justice department has released a report about its investigation into president elect trump's involvement in efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >> former special counsel now jack smith determine in his report. he believes president trump would have been convicted. smith says he fully stands behind his decision to bring criminal charges in the report. said the charges would have resulted in a conviction had voters not return trump to the white house. justice department dismissed the case in november because of the longstanding policy that sitting presidents cannot face federal prosecution. president elect trump is set to return to office monday. next. in

sports, the sharky's still going to get back in the win column today. >> it right, taking on the red wings there. and wilson is up next.

>> well, it's a pretty quiet night in sports around the bay. while the sharks on the road trying to turn things around, of course, on the ice in detroit. so could they the sharks? will they lost 8 of their last 10 games? and they're hoping to reverse that trend with a win tonight. and on the flip side, the red

wings riding high on seven-game win streak place. so could the sharks in that? well, the stock they wasted no time trying just a minute. 45 into the game alexander wennberg right there shot is blocked. it young rooted he gets it lights the lamp in the sharks. they get on the board first. it's one nothing. now later in the period, same score eagles strong gets out in front. short-handed goal there in the shark. they pick to lead to 2. they're not playing around at this point. 3rd period. it pick it up and the sharks up by one macklin celebrini rifles it over to william eflin who in for the goal in the sharks extended lead to 2 again later on. it's back to one point game celebrini with a pass to michael granlund. you see what he does with the back sunday for the go and will celebrating with his second assist of the night. 3 minutes later and start the year. their lead is cut to one traffic by than it, no matter tyler to fully life to live in a shark. they go up by 2 yet again. and that would tack on another one with an empty

netter in san jose will a trip to red wing. 63 the final they'll head to columbus to take on the blue jackets on thursday. now with monday's loss to the rafters, the warriors have fallen below 500 for the first time this season that said their city at 1920 just weeks ahead of the season's halfway point and their offensive struggles were on full display against the raptors. a team that's only won 9 games so far this season. now the last-ditch effort from buddy hield to win the game. >> was one of 13 miss threes, of course, on the night he only not down 3 of them before the night was said and done. it's becoming more and more clear that the warriors team this one. will it struggling to find an identity season as well as some consistency? and after the game last night, steph got pretty candid about the state of the season and what the team's mindset needs to be with the trade deadline fast approaching 17 games, there is a responsibility.

>> keeping the franchise with goodes space and this pie when it comes where we leave this thing, we're done doesn't mean that you're not trying to get better. doesn't mean that you're active in the. in any type of services to you. if you have an opportunity try to make sense in the summer free agency makes us like. we want to continue to get better. no, i was be stale. it be a situation passing up opportunities. but it doesn't mean that you're desperate, you know, just fleeing, as is all around the place is because want to do so. and so my understanding we want to win, want to be in position where we've always said that you want relevant and the and the championship chase. well, you know, we understand we're getting older and the press is our careers and allow some of the young guys kind of sons doesn't mean getting desperate. it's better to kind the patient understand what that looks like. you know, mike is it's always on the phone trying to fit us. what a

good does that it's a deal. the table doesn't mean that you're desperate doesn't mean that you're just playing. like i said, is all around reckless with it. >> and so if he's saying they're not desperate, but i don't think he say that they don't need anyone. right? what sobering conversation that's well, i've never heard him talk like that. i've never heard him say a lot of the things he said this season. kerr said the same type of thing, you certainly too. like. >> they're resigned to the fact that >> this team may not be a team that can truly compete who know. yeah, what i mean, they've experienced it when they haven't examined feeling it much different. the right question is the stephen issues career here. if you can't win here. >> because he wants to and you can somewhere else exactly. you can imagine somewhere else and hopefully they figure out how to get him that start that they've been talking about all into offseason into the early portion of the season.

>> and here now it headed toward the deadline. you would hope that they do bring someone here that counteract with him to help them to reach some sort of substation. need some help. yeah, he does ickes. alright, scary time. banks are thanking >> with all right. let's talk weather as we get a live look here at the golden gate bridge. >> and kathy trafton here to talk about that. well, it's another beautiful night again, another day with mostly sunny skies. another night with mostly clear skies. you can go out into that almost full moon. 99 1% full. it was full last night. so it's a beautiful night for star gazing looking at the stars and the moon. it's beautiful, but it's chilly. you know what this morning started out freezing. the mercury dropped all the way down to 32 degrees in napa and santa rosa in concord and tomorrow morning could be very much the same. although there's no frost advisory for tomorrow morning. it will be chilly. so we're in great shape. other headlines, it's dry. dry weather continues across the bay area

and it's mostly sunny skies for the next number of afternoons with light winds. but it's cold and frosty tomorrow morning. so you might want to bundle up if you're planning to get up early. high temperatures will be warm for a few more days. they're above normal right now and they will to trend a little closer to average finding going to see a change in our offshore winds because they're start to turn around. and by tomorrow morning and by the evening, we'll see some onshore flow. my goodness gracious, a seabreeze returned to the bay area. humidity is not so bad. southern california are poor neighbors. there have bone dry conditions in the 5 to 10, 15% relative humidity, but not we're still moist enough in the atmosphere. so that's great news. back to you. >> services feel like so many big cities has its challenges. but this is our city. and tonight we're going to hear from 2 of its residents. one, a state leader, the other, an acrobat.

>> this is a magical, marvelous, wonderful place. this is our city. my name lenny like us contend governor of california. >> san francisco. question. there have been challenge us, particularly the downtown area. what takes to overcome those challenges. i never doubted that. >> just focusing on the elements of down cycle. simply does not tell the story of what the city is and what will just has always been this place for people maybe little bit different to come and be who they want. differences are celebrated. san francisco has meant everything to me to my soul and months. sky.

>> just for fun for a lot of the world has. but there's a lot of history is brought up and down and changes ear. san francisco is a love letter to san francisco. this show kind of wants to describe wall heart and soul of francisco. that remains here today. >> everybody whenever they come and see the show after the show. they felt something the show makes him feel alive. feels something. we're all touching each other and trusting each other and love each other. and that's what we want. we want about soul of san francisco to be expressed through the show. >> my name is mike crews. i'm an artist. that club got the of the show. dear san francisco and i love san francisco. >> every tuesday during our

newscast. we're going to be telling stories of the people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron 4. and if you have missed any of the stories you can always find them on. kron 4 dot com. >> all right. still ahead on the news at 6, what decision makers in hawaii? >> we're offering people here >> we're offering people here in southern california. behold! a glorious round table pepperoni pizz...

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grant san jose elementary school named for a 9.11 hero could soon close down with the community is doing to stop it from being on the chopping block. plus, a crowbar wielding crew caught on camera robbing an oakland gas station. the owner recounts. the scary moments at that group rushed inside and a local fundraiser for wildfire victims in southern california were at manny's tonight. all that and much more on kron for news at 10 11. we hope to see you there. thank, you know, well, that too will following the la wildfires. hawaii hotels and officials there welcoming first responders to the islands. they say that hotel packages will be heavily discounted or even free in some instances. their reason because california helped out maui during their moment of need. >> so it's a natural step to see how we can acknowledge those heroes on the front line. >> after the fires over an option or a possibility come to hawaii, spent some time here at a very, very

discounted rate because, you know, they're going through a lot right now. and we we to a certain extent because of what happened on behind >> and not just firefighters, but also police and emergency service personnel are included in this special hawaiian deal. all right. check it out. bart is in the process of putting up new fare gates. >> at the san francisco embarcadero station. you see trying to get him set up. those gates are meant to make people pay. he's they stop people from hopping over the less formidable gates his writing for free. the agency says it hopes to have all 50 stations done by the end of 2025. with those new gates. and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 6. good night, everybody.

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