now on the kron. 4 morning news. a 17 year-old is killed in a wrong-way crash in gilroy. and we're live at the scene. a south bay school named after a hometown hero could be shut down because of a drop in enrollment. will tell you what the district is said ahead of the vote. >> going my mind. what images i've seen la. >> and supplies coming from the bay area headed to the victims of the wildfires. >> it said. good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm sorry and i'm james and we're waking up on this wednesday, halfway through the week and still with another chilly morning to get through. yeah. used to the drill. just grab the jacket. i gayle high again because it looks like this is the case all week long. cold mornings and

nights. but >> nice and sunny and of some mild temperatures for the afternoon. so let's take a live look over at sfo. the sun is coming out and here are the current readings. it is cold here from a lot of so we have 30's in fremont in the east bay livermore. we have low 40's around east bay shoreline in berkeley know clinton more low 30's santa rosa close to that freezing level at 32 degrees said is bring the jacket when you head out the door this morning we have 40's and 50's throughout the morning. we will be warming up to the low 60's, though some upper 60's over in the south bay. but other than that, some quiet weather here. reyna. >> toll plazas and drive times are at about 20 minutes. they are and then another one on the bay bridge. this is also going to toll plaza. you can see crews are trying to get to that right now. so we'll keep a close eye on things. both of those bridges sitting at 20 minutes. if you are traveling or san matteo bridge, also at 20 and the golden gate bridge

where there are no access, no delays about. 24 minutes starting. james, back to you. thanks a lot, ryan. a 71 in the south bay. a 17 year-old is among 3 people who were killed in a crash last night in the chp says 2 other people were also hurt in that crash. kron four's will tran live in gilroy with the story. will. >> and james, think about this. that 17 year-old person should be waking up at this time going to school instead, that was one of the people involved in the accident. the chp headquarters here in gilroy. they had to race out to the scene and investigate which is about 5 miles from here. about 10 minute drive from their headquarters. let me show you a map of the location. so you know exactly where this took place. this was on shore road just west lake. 's about maybe 3 miles from one on one. it's a frontage road traveled by thousands of people every hour. let me show you video

that we shot a little bit earlier this morning. the accident took place at 6.55. last night. so it was probably just this dark as the video that we are showing meeting the visibility. we don't know the cause of the collision, but we do know that 2 cars are involved. we do know that one car crossed the center line. there's not a center divider. it is a very narrow road that car crossed the center divider slammed into the other car, carrying 4 people. 3 out of those 4 people died in that car, including that 17 year-old and then the driver of the other car was injured, rushed to the hospital. so that's why we have 2 people seriously injured this morning. as far as the cause of the collision. we do know that the car crossed the center divider, but we don't know at the center lane. there is no divider, but we don't know if speed or alcohol or even lack of visibility as it's a very dark road, played

any roles in this accident. i've reached out to the chp and they say they should have someone available to talk to me as the morning moves on about this accident. but again, that 17 year-old among the people involved in this accident and that person should be going to high school this morning. it is not in all right. thanks a lot. 703, is the time in the east bay. a person is dead now after a shooting in oakland. >> it happened just before 9 o'clock tuesday morning on east 12th street right around the corner from international boulevard. police say the victim was taken to the hospital where they later died. one person has been detained in that shooting. meanwhile, we're also learning another person was shot in oakland. this time. it happened around 1 o'clock tuesday afternoon on linden street, right near 10th street. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. no word yet on any arrests. >> it's 7, 0, for the alameda county board of supervisors is moving forward with selling its share of the oakland

coliseum to a local development group. this sale to the african american sports and entertainment group is not complete yet, but its on the way now it was approved on tuesday. they do approved a term sheet with the conditions that the deal needs to meet to move on. and one of those conditions includes requiring the release of the county from liability for any possible hazardous waste cleanup at the coliseum site, the county cg now have 30 days to wrap up any remaining details of the sale. san jose city leaders are uniting with the community to strengthen immigrant protections. council members are introducing a set of recommendations at today's rules committee meeting to highlight what needs to be done to protect the immigrants that live in the community from federal immigration enforcement concerns and to make sure that they are protected. if you're going to be gathering outside city hall at 1 o'clock this afternoon and the committee, then we'll

take a vote on the recommendations at 02:00pm. >> so in the south bay, san jose school named after a 9.11 hero is facing possible closure. talk of this comes as the district is trying to cope with a 40% decline in enrollment in the last 15 years. for moment has the story. >> nestled under the san jose international airports. flight path is an american hero cemented into history. so yeah, it's really seeing some of those schools, captain jason and all elementary is named after the pilot of flight 93, which was taken over by hijackers and set to crash into the capitol on 9/11/2001, but crew and passengers took over and saved countless lives crashing into a field in pennsylvania. dole's legacy has been living on in his hometown as the namesake of this school, which is now one of several schools that could be close. franklin mckinley school district says it's faced with a severely declining enrollment. my first. started teaching at bridges. it was fair. and i

think there were like 80900 students who richard brooks teaches at the district and says the decline in enrollment has been going on for years. and i know parents are worried about. >> their schools because they're, you know, pretty much community centers. and while his school bridges academy is not on the chopping block, he has a personal tie to dall elementary's. i attended there when i was a child. i had a long history. there was nice to see honor for the 9.11 victims and for you know, james don't self. so it's kind of sad to see something that i thought to be around forever. and the community, you know, possibly going away forever. the district telling kron for news in a statement, quote, at this time, no decisions have been made regarding which school sites will be impacted if captain jason and dodd elementary is selected for closure, we remain deeply committed to honoring and celebrating the legacy of kept and all. and for brooks, he hopes whatever closures do happen. >> aren't too the community knowing about it makes a little bit tougher for the kids to focus because

>> they wonder about the future a little bit. the district tells me that there are a minimum of 5 schools that could face being closed. and coming up on february, 11th, the school board will vote on a final resolution to decide which of the schools will be closed. >> reporting in san jose jack moment kron 4 news. >> well, now to the latest on those deadly wildfires burning in southern cal fire is reporting that the massive palisades fire in la county is now responsible for killing 8 people. that's one more then was reported yesterday. burning more than 23,000 acres. it's currently at 19% containment. it's also destroyed more than 10,000 structures. meanwhile, the nearby eaton fire burning in altadena. that one is scorched more than 14,000 acres. it's 45% contained right now. cal fire is says it. that fire has killed 17 people in destroyed at least 7 1000 structures. we'll keep you updated on these fires throughout the morning. but if you add it up between those 2 fires, we have a total of about. 25 people

now killed in these fires in the bay area. people are coming together to try to do what we can to help those who are in southern california have nothing left because of the fires. yeah. >> clothes on their backs. all they have man is in san francisco, therefore, is holding a donation drive this week proper. sara stinson gives us a look at how successful it's been so far. >> take a look. day 2 of this donation drive in manny's is packed with donations for people wanting to help those affected by the fires in los angeles, the owner making sure each item donated his match with an organization that has requested it. >> the images of loss and devastation are inspiring people in the bay area to step up and help. that includes the owner of manny's in san francisco. >> really boggling my mind. what images i've seen of la. >> many you could. tl says the fire hits close to home as he's from there. devastating. what i've seen happen to my hometown. you could. tl says he decided to host a week-long

donation drive after asking a friend in altadena how he could help. >> word of mouth and tongue. tons of people have come in. and as you can see, we've gotten overwhelming amount of goods donated los angeles organizations have become inundated with donations from all over. so you could. tl says he is making sure that goods they drive down are actually needed. there's a list of organizations requested specific things. we are pairing them with specific drivers. >> and so we're packing their cars with the things that they products, toiletries, non-perishable foods, kids, toys, kids, clothes, new underwear, sleeping goods and sending them directly to these different shelters. and even though southern california faces a long road to recovery, you could tell, says he's confident the bay area will be there every step of the way. this is california. we help each other. we support each other. we love each other. this is in our blood. but i am happy to see people come

together and and donate what they can. >> definitely heartwarming to see. you can drop off items anytime between 08:00am and 08:00pm wednesday and thursday. and the donation drive goes until friday at noon. if you want to volunteer to drive items, dour help out in any way you can head to welcome to manny's instagram page. that's where a lot more information is that for now, i'm sara stinson reporting back to there are lots of ways for you to help. and here's another one with kron 4, we're partnering with our parent company nexstar and the red cross. >> raising money for the wildfire victims in all you have to do in this case, we made it so easy. just scan this qr code. >> and you make your donation. it's 7.10. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. take a look at this. and east bay businesses robbed. >> twice on the same day, we're going to talk to the owner about what's next. criminals and san francisco are targeting the chinese community with blessing scam. police want you to know about it. and thousands of meta

employees are set to be fired sometime next month. we'll tell you why the company says they're letting so many people go and we're off to a chilly start in the morning, but we will be warming up with sunny skies to the 60's. >> i'll have details after the break. and the good news that accident on the richmond, sandra fell bridge that is clear. still got the action on the bay bridge, though. the bay bridge, though. they're trying to get that off excited about saving big

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♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. >> we have a beautiful sunrise here where off to a chilly start in the 30's over in santa rosa. close to that freezing level. 32 degrees. we have some 40's in oakland and

san jose. 47 one of the warmest spots over in san francisco at this hour. >> winds are light were in the single digits and it looks like it will stay that way throughout the day. so we have cold mornings and nights. but nice mild afternoon with some sunshine. here is san francisco. daytime highs, low 60's over along the beaches. same for you. low 60's in pacifica, half moon bay over in south san francisco, similar temperatures, maybe a degree warmer. we start to see warmer temperatures as we make our way south. so 64 in mountain view over to santa clara county. that's where you could see some nice, comfortable temperatures close to 70 degrees in santa clara, san jose. morgan hill to the tri valley mid 60's. now low 60's over in our inland communities like livermore and santa rosa, which you will see mid 60's along the bay shore, oakland in san leandro there and walnut creek, los 60's. same for you over in pittsburgh, benicia and filet. whoa. and over in santa rosa.

so very similar temperatures all across the bay area. it's all because we have high pressure in control and notice. we have low pressure down south that's driving those gusty offshore winds. the santa ana winds in southern california. that's keeping the whole state dry here. so we have red flag warnings in place until 6 this evening. part of that is apds which stands for particularly dangerous situation. so we are still monitoring the conditions. we have dangerous, gusty winds that could fan the flames and possibly start new fires down there. back here live in the bay area. sfo. it's pretty quiet here. and here's a look ahead at the 7 day forecast doesn't look like a typical january where lots of sunshine. so just watch out for those cold mornings in the 30's and 40's. i don't see rain any time reyna. >> december fell prey just cut that off to drive times about 25 minutes. now we're back down to 14 as the morning goes on over. that number continues to drop down bay bridge of the toll plaza. the accident is

still there. so 25 minute ride last check in with her at about 22 minutes. so we've gone up about 3 minutes there. and i hope that we stay pretty consistent to the able to get that off. that's also near the toll plaza on the bridge, his demeanor. i want to one of the south, a 85 to menlo park. no need to hop onto 18. 82 just yet over in the east bay, starting to see that orange building 40 minute ride selanne to 37 5.88, a traveling to oakland. both highways are still pretty reasons. back to you. thanks a lot 87 16 and for your money. this less than half of americans care which team wins the big game. they just care more about the food and the latest inflation numbers were just really. so let's get the latest. jane king live, the new york stock exchange with more. hi, jane. >> hi to all right. good morning. so inflation came in as expected. that was a relief to the markets. the dow is up 700, something points on this. and we did see some inflation

end somethings, housing in particular. those games are starting to slow down a little bit. used cars also went up in insurance and some food items, particularly eggs last month. well, the fda proposed requiring new nutrition labels on the front of food and beverage products. the move is aimed at changing eating habits associated with soaring rates of obesity and other related illnesses. the proposals to signs of people can easily read the contents of the food item. capital one is under scrutiny by the feds. the consumer financial protection bureau is suing the bank for allegedly misleading consumers about its offerings for high interest savings account. the bureau alleges the capital one a legally avoided paying billions in interest to millions of consumers. they're looking at imposing some penalties and providing financial relief to those that were impacted. capital one denies the allegations and plans to defend itself in court. one new survey says one in 4 respondents are interested in the food more than the big

game. and 54% believe that the food spread has the power to make or break the entire experience. also proved to be more exciting than the commercials and the halftime show. this is conducted by talker research on behalf of toms and they found that people's favorite foods for the super bowl, a big game parties. nachos, wings, cookies potato chips. live from the new york stock exchange. i'm gould. i love that. tom's did the report all that because that's what you do it for free. absolutely got to take some with you that night. thank you, jay. thank you. >> 7.18 is the time. another business news. there's shakeup happening at meta last week. the mental part based company announced they were going to be getting rid of fact checking. and now bloomberg is reporting the ceo mark zuckerberg plans on cutting 5% of his workforce, which is roughly 3600 people. zuckerberg says he made this decision in order to cut what he considered to be low performers. mark zuckerberg, the ceo believes they have to work more quickly to weed out

what he's calling loper former. so >> getting much more aggressive in the means by which they do. these performance-bastd reviews. and i think that's a trend we may see more of in silicon valley. >> some people believe the real motive behind these moves is for companies to focus more on artificial intelligence we have reached out to meta will let you know when we hear back 7.19, right now. and in oakland, a business was hit with back-to-back robberies on the very same day. yeah. >> this is video showing what these criminals did is they ran in rate of the gas station and ran out from portland's before it has the story. surveillance footage from grand gas station in oakland shows an employee plating as a group of masked men. >> pry open the door and jump over the counter. yeah. then then empty the trash cans and fill it with secrets off the back. shell is the owner. a rush soucie says he was disturbed watching footage and says police didn't show up.

>> and the lead voice calling 9-1-1 thing, the phone above polls showing late, you know, >> this just ruthless and at field. 24 7 down the road. robbers smashed their way into she storefront and take off with the trash can full of cigarettes call the police. think the police will be on site? >> you know, not the first robbery that we're doing on the second round or the second station, they're nowhere to be >> psaki owns 4 gas stations in oakland and says each of been brought 5 to 6 times each last year. ridiculous issue. one who wants a blue moon? get repeats. and december 29th at another gas station he owns. you can see a robber smashing their way through a bulletproof cage where an employee is. my heart goes out to my boys and their safety psaki says he's considering closing the oakley stores

because he can't before the cleanup cost and does not want his employees to get hurt. but there is no longer than that. >> don't know what to do. psaki says he's written letters to the oakland mayor's office, the da and oakland pd. >> asking why 9-1-1 response times are slow and has not received a response. >> and i don't see saying one while we're going stop prevent these things happen. olivia, i crime is down. oakland and look make. you got to be kidding at this salt injured. >> those convoys, lindsey ford and the owner replaced both of the doors of the gas stations and was worried about the robbers. now coming back, though, 7.21 and restaurant bar live music club. mama kim just announced they are closing after 2 and a half years only in san jose. the establishment was in downtown and the restaurant owner posted this heartfelt message on instagram that says in part

so with an extremely heavy heart, we are closing our doors to mama can we want to thank you for all the support and love that we received and they're not going to be able to keep it open. we don't know exactly what date, though. it's going to close. >> it's really important to my family. >> we want know that the fillmore is upset. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news demands for action in san francisco. fillmore district ahead of the closure of one of th

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>> we're back 7.25. is the time campbell. police say they've arrested a man now in connection with the vandalism of the city's water tower. so officers were called out sunday to reports of a person on top of the water tower. they ordered that person to get down. but they didn't comply. in fact, 85 right way. now, when he did finally climbed out, he tried to run away. but was caught by police and arrested police reported the tower has been vandalized 3 times now since christmas. they didn't say what, if anything was written? but they did say the suspect caused some damage that will have to be repaired. >> it's 7.25. and a man faces now 20 years in prison trying to fire bomb the open federal building and uc berkeley police car, federal prosecutors just announced that casey robert goon in pleaded guilty to federal arson charges for 2 incidents that happened last june and one is on surveillance tape that you can see right here. this is on june. 1st, goon in

place bag that had 6 molotov cocktails under a mark. you see pt patrol car lift the bag on fire and then you can it caught fire going and also admitted to setting 3 other fires and on the cal campus and trying to throw molotov cocktails inside the oakland federal building. he set to be sentenced in april. alameda county fire in the city of san leandro are launching a new crisis response unit to help people who are experiencing and non violent mental health crisis. the program aims to connect people with the appropriate care. the eu new unit is called alternative response unit. and the goal is to connect people right. as soon as somebody calls 9-1-1, the program will launch this afternoon. >> i'm joey horta. we're live from san francisco city hall where leaders are set to discuss tackling the fentanyl

>> 7.29 right now. and the cold to wake you up gets rights hardest. and then you know, when you make start to the car when leave the house in the morning. you run fast. yeah, good morning, gayle. good m,rning. yeah, it is chilly, isn't it? >> we're seeing temperatures sitting in the 30's, especially in the inland communities like livermore in santa rosa. so you just want to grab a jacket when you head out the door. a live look from our mount tam cam. it was shaking a bit. so we're seeing a little bit some breezy conditions in the hills other than that it we're seeing light winds over at the surface. so here are the current readings where in the 30's and 40's 47 degrees san

francisco. one of the warmest spots all morning. we do have moderate air quality out there. if you notice it was pretty hazy out there. so just keep that in mind. but heading out the door, we will be off to a chilly start for the rest of the morning, but plenty of sunshine this afternoon. another nice day with sunny skies in the 60's all right, thank you for that. >> that news was accessible. we're tracking bridges. they both just cleared one of the bay bridge near the toll plaza. they were able to get that off. so now we're down to 20 minutes. we got about 26 minutes. once that accident was there for the past 30 to 40 minutes, 14 minutes on richmond, sandra fell another accident. they were able to get off of that bridge. that was right near the toll plaza. now mateo bridge has been fined about 17 minutes there. just cause a lot of folks are traveling. 32 on the golden gate bridge 37 of the tolls. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.31. and today the san francisco board of supervisors is going to talk about how to fight the fentanyl crisis. yeah, it's a problem. and the

>> incoming governor, the new governor or the new mayor, i should say. daniel lurie declared the fentanyl state of emergency ordinance in the city. so now what cropper's joy court alive in the city with the story going? >> james and darya the mayor saying if you do drugs here in san francisco, the streets, you are going to be held accountable accountable, rather. let's take a walk through the tenderloin. take a look at these images here. and this is the sort of thing that you find there. people in the streets in plain sight doing drugs right there. and hi and just causing a seat. well, according to the cdc, fentanyl is a synthetic opioid. that's 100 times more powerful than morphine lurie saying that he had a heart wrenching experience last month when he saw babies inside san francisco general hospital suffering from fentanyl exposure, drug crisis. one of the issues the mayor addressed when he joined us on kron 4 news back in december. >> number one, focus on public

safety. i walked 6 street with sfpd last weekend. i'm going to continue to walk the streets and figure out how do we get control again of our streets. we cannot have the open air drug markets and drug dealing and drug use happening in our streets. we have to get people off the street and into mental health and drug treatment, pets. we're gonna work that. and then we need to streamline the bureaucracy. we have to make sure the taxpayers dollars are being spent effectively and efficiently. >> the mayor's office says this new legislation will unlock funding and speed up the hiring process for drug treatment and shelter space. and it will include new behavioral and mental health initiatives. now the mayor is set to unpack this whole initiative with the board of supervisors later on this morning behind closed doors, we expect to hear from the mayor other leaders here at 11 o'clock this morning. for now, back to you. all right, thanks. a lot joy 7.33. is the time.

>> important to my family. >> we want know that the fillmore is upset. and we demand justice. >> and neighbors in the fillmore district pushing back against the upcoming closure of a local safeway store. a group of them marched to city hall tuesday to share their concerns with city leaders. some say it will make accessing fresh groceries. and other essentials in the area a lot more difficult because the next nearest grocery store is more than a mile away. >> it's a full fledge grocery store. you have a yet a meat market. you have a bakery you have a pharmacy. >> now that's safely location is set to close on february 7th. meanwhile, happening today in the east bay, the oakland police commission is going to be hosting a town hall to continue their discussion regarding the role of police pursuits and the policies in town. that's ahead of the town hall. oakland residents and small business owners are gathering to demand an immediate end to this

policy. the group is arguing this policy has led to an increase in suspect fleeing police stops and a surge in burglaries. the rally is set to be held at five-thirty ahead of the town hall beginning at 06:30pm, tonight. that'll be at the east bay church religious science on telegraph happening. >> it's 7.30, for another developing story. we now know the names of the family shot to death in santa rosa. they were discovered at a home earlier this month and now identified as 67 year-old clive goethe. 67 year-old donna goose and their children. 33 year-old raina and 28 year-old cameron deputies say that clive and donna were once married and that rain and cameron where their children and that a gun was found near one of the bodies. they won't say which one had the gun by it. but the victims all found last week. one place when police went to do a welfare check at the home on monarch court. they got a report that the family had

been seen. they went in and found that each member of the family were found with gunshot wounds and they were in different areas of the house. and police conducted a search at a home linked to one of those people in san jose. but they have not said what they found there. it's 7.35, and a 4 year-old girl is in critical condition right now after she was hit by a bullet in vallejo. yeah. kron four's philippe djegan reports that that child was caught. >> in the crossfire. >> vallejo police sergeant richard hollis says patrol officers on special assignment in the crest neighborhood heard gunshots near sawyer street and mark avenue at around 8.30, sunday night. longtime neighbor j little heard the rapid sounds too initially thinking they were firecrackers. officers responded and found dozens of shell casings but no victims. moments later, our operators receive a call from a local hospital reporting that a young zoo for now

>> was walked into their emergency department suffering from at least one gunshot wound. and placed in front of a condition neighbors who were on scene during the aftermath believe the four-year-old girl was with her family driving through the community when the shooting happened. >> but sergeant hollis will only confirm she was outside during the incident. right now we're still in the prelim of our investigation. so we don't have a motive or circumstances just smoking just want to climb. go a little lives with and cares for his elderly mother in the crest. he says crime comes in waves but hopes this does not signify an uptick in violence some time and only then be a. >> just be people driving through cut into neighborhood a like, you know that's doing >> is a senseless act of violence and officers determined to bring those responsible to justice. police have not released suspect descriptions or announced any

arrests vallejo. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 7.37. the time in san francisco. police are warning now about a recent scam that targets the city's chinese community. police say the people you see on your screen here are some of the suspects they're looking for. this is called a blessing scam. police say scammers tell victims they can provide relief from a curse or illness affecting a family member. if they just put their money and valuables into a bag to be blessed. the scammers then switch out the valuables and tell the victims to open that bag later in order for the blessing to work, according to officers, roughly $374,000 in valuables have been stolen. now in recent months because of this scam. major commuter highway in sonoma county could soon be seeing some big changes. caltrans is pitching a new plan to basically change highway 37, maybe raise it a little bit in some parts. this runs near mare island in vallejo, and it's prone to flooding and congestion. officials are proposing to

replace part of the road that runs over to lake creek and maybe add some new lanes in both the east and westbound directions. the project is expected to cost about 430 million dollars. that money would come from federal and state grants during a community meeting last night. residents asked questions and voiced some of the concerns about the project. >> the caltrans plans seems to reserve toll revenue for road improvements but not public transportation buses and vans are needed. but where's the money going to come from? the solano county transit agency has been asked to provide public transit across we 37, but president, it looks like an unfunded mandate. >> well, in order to maintain the route, caltrans says it's considering making part of the highway toll lane. if all goes through construction could start next year. >> time now 7.39, a city of campbell has a new mayor,

sergio lopez is the city's first latino mayor. and as the first he says he's aiming to tackle the cost of living challenges. there in 2023. u.s. census data. it shows that nearly 19% of campbell's population identifies as latino or hispanic. the goals of the mayor include addressing climate change, public safety and maintaining momentum on housing and homelessness. up north for the first time in 175 years of history. marin county now has its first black supervisor. brian cole, burch was officially sworn in yesterday at the board meeting and you can see there his daughter is the one administering the oath he previously served as the mayor of san anselmo and then ran for the board of supervisors. and now he says the significance of being the first black supervisor is not lost on him. >> it's important that people recognize it. but i think with larger context shows.

regardless of their background or what might happen to be the color of their skin. our attribute new not be held back. if you're willing to engage and work hard and behalf of the community, the community will respond to that. >> culver's district encompasses fairfax canfield, green brace and sal mo and ross. and he says the focus and he's going to have is on infrastructure wildfire. preparation and making the county more affordable for working families. >> we're going to take a break here at 7.40, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news senior dogs in search of some loving homes. they're going to be on their way from la to the bay area will talk about the san francisco organization that's helping them out. and after the break. the detroit red wings taking a big tumble in the shark tank. we're going to take a look at the highlights coming up. >> plus, up to a chilly start this morning. but we will see plenty of sunshine in the afternoon.

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(vo) you can. visit wellsfargo.com/getfargo. >> in the time we have sunny skies here in san francisco, some mostly clear, but we are chilly out there. we're still in the 30's over in santa rosa, half moon bay, concord and livermore. >> in upper 40's in francisco, winds are light. we are seeing a bit of a breeze in the hills, but down at the surface, winds are calm for much of the day. these are the forecast highs very similar

temperatures in the 60's low 60's inland mid 60's along the east bay shoreline, oakland, hayward and fremont and more low 60's around the north bay. so it's the cooler spots are in our inland valleys. that's where it was. the coldest in the morning as well. air quality is moderate today. so we have this pattern. we are in high pressure, lack of surface flow and causing some moderate air quality hazy skies. it's giving us those dry afternoons with sunny skies. still driving some strong offshore winds in southern california. so current conditions over by the 2 main fires. we have a calm winds right now. but over at simi valley around the surrounding areas, we're seeing 21 miles per hour. wind gusts coming from the east. we did see strong winds this morning. so red flag warning is still in place for ventura and los angeles counties until 6 this evening. part of that does include apds. that's a particularly dangerous situation. so we're expecting strong winds throughout the day, 30 to 50 miles per hour down in the valleys and even

70 miles per hour and the highest could easily fit, fanned the flames and can easily start new fires. so hoping for the best today. and luckily, it's the last day for those windy conditions down south. back here moray, the skies from the east bay hills, but plenty of sunshine in the afternoon and we can see that similar pattern throughout the week. 60's during the day in 30's and 40's for the morning. so still some chilly mornings ahead. reyna. >> we start to see the red building on our highways, especially over in the east bay. landed on the 2.37. about 54 minutes. if you're trying to decide, hey, 5, 80, which want to take to oakland, both are starting to build international. might be your best bet. right now. last time we checked in, we had an accident on the bay bridge and that's now clear. drive times went up because of that. so now we're at about 20 minutes, 80 over in the east make rocking out towards the mace. 33 minutes you start to build soon as you hit pinole all the way into oakland highway for antioch to concord around. 43

minutes. almost an hour. sorry. james, back to you. thank you. reyna some 46. we're talking about what the bay area is doing to help southern california and local rescue organizations are getting to the act doing what we can to save animals. yeah. what they're doing is helping out some of these overwhelmed shelters down in la by taking their animals so that the rescue animals can. >> occupy those candles. now the goal is to get those dogs that are here into forever homes as more pets are set to arrive later today. as matter of fact, proffers dan kerman takes a closer look. >> 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 actual 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. open tuesday through sunday from 10 to 5 in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. meantime, 2 local teams of specially trained dogs from the bay area are on their way to los angeles to help out is sir, from the search dog foundation that these dogs are coming. they are gonna help with search and rescue and recovery efforts. the foundation says the dogs that they're using were rescued shelters and now they have been trained to become rescuers. >> 7.49 is the time and not only are the la wildfires among the most destructive in the state's history. but estimates are showing the burning wildfires could be one of the costliest natural

disasters in the country's history. government agencies have not released any damage estimates yet. but accuweather is reporting the fires could result in an economic economic loss of 250 to 275 billion dollars. different factors were taken into consideration including businesses, vehicle and infrastructure damage along with long-term health care costs, lost wages and supply chain interruptions. it could take months until we learned the total financial loss as the damage is still being surveyed. and we're also learning more about a first of its kind cancer study being conducted on firefighters on the front lines of the palisades fire. the studies being done by the wildfire conservancy. the international agency classified firefighting as a carcinogenic profession. it's the first study to track how the extreme conditions of wildland and urban firefighting increases the risk of cancer. the initiative is a collaboration with cal fire. the national fire cancer

cohort study and the university of arizona. so as part of the study, 50 firefighters will be given silicone wristbands that absorb contaminants like ash and soot and smoke. those will later be tested and the firefighters health will be tracked. >> let's talk hockey. >> what a night at the tank. yeah. an electric night there for sharks fans. san jose came out on top against their match against the red wings com to robert aaron wilson has the highlights. >> so the sharks, they lost 8 of their last games. they were hoping to reverse that going into this one for us for going up against a red wings team for that. that is riding a seven-game win streak. do it? well, the sharks, they waste no time try in 45 into the game. then the right here shot lot. is there. he gets it. lights the lamp and the sharks get on the board first. it's a one. nothing game later in the period. sames lloyds nico strong. he gets out in front. the short-handed goal and the sharks had their lead to 2. we

head to the 3rd period. sharks right here by wanting back with celebrated right to do, tips it in for the shark. they extend their lead to little late first gets a back at one point lead celebrating with the past in the granlund. he backhands it for the goal celebrating with his second assist on the night. >> 3 minutes the sharks on elite is cut to one yet again. but traffic by the native total only doesn't care. he lights the lamp and the shark up by 2. yet that would tack on they would tack on another in. it was a very red. 63. the final shark sale kids to take jackets thursday. that suspect he threw at the desk. >> it's a video coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the fda is making a major announcement that might change announcement that might change the production of some of yo

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>> we're back at 7.54. check this out. a rare glimpse into the life of al capone yeah, it's gonna be on display for the public in a new exhibit called the first public enemy. it's opening today at the mob museum in las vegas. of course, they've got a mob museum it for the first time people can get up close. look at capone's favorite personal weapon and a short home movie that actually shot himself back in 1929. yeah. granddaughter of al capone shares how this pistol was capone's favorite and how it took on its own identity. >> and he called her her her as a sweetheart because he had

been subjected a number of times and just attempted assassinations. on i guess a number of those occasions she saved >> she and her sisters decided to auction some of their grandfather's belongings a few years ago because they were afraid they might lose them to wildfires, which of course, are common here in california are dealing with them right now. 75 right now. and coming up in the 8 o'clock hour, another santas a school could be on the chopping block because the district >> is looking at decline in enrollment. we'll talk more about that. plus, how the bay area's coming together to help the victims of los angeles fires. >> we'll show you what one restaurant is doing and how you can help. and a tragic wrong-way crash claims the lives of 3 people including a teen.

>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news. 3 people are killed in a wrong-way crash gilroy. we're live this morning with the details. plus south bay school named after a hometown hero could be shut down because of a drop in enrollment. will tell you what the district is saying ahead of a key vote. really boggling my mind. what images i've seen of la. and all these boxes filled with supplies being sent to la for the victims of

those wildfires will tell you how the bay area's stepping up. >> thanks for waking up with us on a chilly wednesday and daria and i'm james. yeah, chilly. certainly temperatures dropping down into the 30's for some. that's what it was like in my neighborhood waking i don't forget the coat. you'll be gael. i good morning. actually. bundle up as you head out the door. we don't even have a frost advisory in the bay area. >> and we're already seeing readings in the 30's and 40's all morning long. so let's take a live look over what it looks like outside. we had plenty of sunshine over at sfo. there is some moderate air quality so could look hazy in some places. current readings out. 35 in livermore. 33 in dublin. that's chilly. and 33 in santa rosa warmed up one degree from the last hour. and we're also seeing 40's spread out there as well. so just bring your jacket as you head out the door throughout the morning in the upper 40's and upper 50's. we will be warming up