>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, 3 people killed in a wrong-way crash gilroy. we're live with the details this morning. >> plus, a south bay school named after a home coming to our hometown hero could soon be shut down because of the crop. in moment, we'll tell you what the district doing about it. really boggling my mind. what the images i've seen la? a look at all these boxes filled with supplies all being sent to la to help the victims there. tell you how a bay area organization is stepping up. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a wednesday and daria and i'm james and we've got lots to talk about today. lot of news to get to. we will in just a moment. but first, a live look outside. grab the jacket. it's chiely out there. that galen for john. yes, chilly. you want to bundle up as you head out the door, but we will be warming up in the afternoon.

>> with plenty of sunshine, comfortable temperatures in the 60's. so quiet weather for us here in the bay area. let's take a live look at sfo. nice and sunny. their current readings, though. now we are in the 30's and 40's. we're starting to warm up to the 50's in oakland. so starting to see those temperatures warm up here. over the next few hours, just to, you know, stay tuned because we will be warming up. is really chilly this morning. rain. >> with that really happy with the ridges. things are definitely shaping up to be very nice and light across the bridges. the highways are still busy. 15 on the bay bridge this morning. while you're rich december fields of 13 and a couple early morning accident on the richmond, sandra fell and the bay bridge, the voting averages of 34 37 to the tolls and checking on those highways. lot of rain out there long. 89 before and along the peninsula are checking on those drive times. coming during james, back to you. thank you. brandon, i know won and a terrible accident in the south bay kills 3 people at happened

last night. gilroy at 2 of them teenagers. the chp says. >> 2 others were also hurt. kron four's will tran lowing the story for us. joining us now from gilroy will. >> more information to pass along. we have just learned that one of the cars, well, 4 people are inside. all of them were teenagers. the chp, this is their hollister office and they had to respond at around 6.55. last night just about maybe 10 to 15 minutes from this location may be even faster because it was an emergall. let me show you a map of the location. this is on shore road just near lake. so it's a frontage road, a couple of miles from 101. the video i want to quickly show you. this was shot at around 6 o'clock in the morning. the accident took place at 6.55. last night. and i mention that because it was dark at the time. so this was probably what the 2 drivers

saw during that time along that road. now, here's captain cody. joining me now from the chp to give us more information. what do we know about the victims certainty, as you stated just before 07:00pm last night, a two-vehicle crash happened on the unincorporated highway ashore road in san benito county. >> regrettably, the crash was a result of across highway broadside meeting. one of the vehicles crossed the centerline of the road and crossed into the opposing traffic lane as you stated earlier for teenagers were in one vehicle, 3 of those teenagers were killed. 2.17, year-olds and an 18 year-old one of the 18 year-old another 8 year-old i'm sorry. >> who was a passenger in the vehicle? remains in serious condition at a local hospital. the driver of the other vehicle is in her mid 20's and she is also at a local hospital expected to survive, though. she also sustained serious injuries. obviously,

our hearts go out and we extend our deepest condolences to those involved. but this horrific tragedy, tragedy is a just a constant reminder to all of us of the responsibility as drivers to obey the traffic laws failing to do so has tragic consequences and simply too early to tell the, correct? yes, are we have barely started our investigation and we have yet to rule anything out as the cause of the very good. thank you so much. so it unfortunately, 3 people died. >> and the captain told me as far as the other person, the passenger front right passenger in the car that was carrying 4 people. that person touch and go as well. hopefully that person will pull through. we do know right now 2 people in the hospital. >> back to all right. thanks a lot. well, 904, is the time now in the east bay. a man is facing up to 20 years in prison after admitting that he tried to >> firebomb the oakland federal building and uc berkeley police cars. federal prosecutors announced tuesday that casey robert going and

pleaded guilty to federal arson charges in connection with these 2 incidents last june. one of them was caught on surveillance cameras. this is from june first when investigators say going placed a bag containing 6 molotov cocktails underneath unmarked you, cpd patrol car and then look that bag on fire. according to the plea agreement going and also admitted to setting 3 other fires on cal campus and then trying to throw molotov cocktails inside the oakland federal building. going in is scheduled to be sentenced in april. >> it's not for the alameda county board of supervisors is moving forward with plans to sell its share of the oakland coliseum to a local development group. the sale is to the african american sports and entertainment group. it's not complete just yet, but they made progress last night with a term sheet that has specific conditions under which this deal can proceed. one of the conditions is requiring the release of the county from liability for any possible hazardous waste cleanup at the coliseum site.

the county in cg now have 30 days to wrap up any remaining details of the sale. san jose city leaders are doing what they can do. try to protect immigrants during this time before the new administration, the trump white house is installed on monday. council members will be introducing a set of recommendation and a rules committee meeting today. looking at how they can protect immigrants from federal immigration enforcement and make sure that they have greater protections as a whole in the community. they're going to be gathering at 1 o'clock at city hall and then the committee votes on the recommendations at 02:00pm. >> in the south bay san jose school named after a september 11th hero is facing possible closure. that's because enrollment is down and we get a closer look at the problem now and what they're facing. >> nestled under the san jose international airports. flight path is an american hero cemented into history. so,

yeah, it's really tough 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 an 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 those schools will be closed. >> reporting in san jose jack moment kron 4 news. >> well, right now, let's get you the latest updates on the southern california wildfires. cal fire now reporting that the massive palisades fire burning in la county is now

responsible for killing 8 people. it's burned more than 23,000 acres. containment has gone up by 8%. that was 18 when we woke up this morning. it's now 19% contained. but 10,000 structures have been destroyed. now to the latest with the eaton fire, the one burning there in altadena. that one has scorched more than 14,000 acres. it's 45% contained with cal fire saying that 17 people have died in that fire. so far, 7,000 structures destroyed. keep you updated on the latest figures as more and more updates come throughout the day. and we're also looking with the bay area continues to do to try to help those who have been. >> hurt by the fire lost everything in the fires. man is in san francisco, for instance, has been holding a donation drive this week. cropper sara stinson shows us how successful it's been. >> 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

need, feminine hygiene 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 you. >> thank you, sarah. 9.11 is the time. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news in the south bay. police say a man climbed up to a water tower

and vandalized. it will tell you how officers were able arrest him. plus, thousands of medicare employees set to be fired sometime next month. why the company says it has to do it. and caught on camera and the space business owner robbed twice in the same day. we'll tel

>> a look at the weather. we see sunshine over in san francisco, but we're still off to a chilly start this morning. we're starting to warm up to the 40's in santa rosa and livermore 50 in oakland. and 48 in san francisco. so we have high pressure in control, keeping

us dry and mild and down south there. still low pressure, spinning those offshore winds in southern california sets not helping the fire situation there. still red flag warnings in ventura and los angeles counties. the wind in the bay area's not an issue today. we're seeing single digits and it looks like it's going to stay that way throughout the afternoon and evening forecast highs are going to be comfortable. we're going to see plenty of sunshine. i know it was chilly start. but in the afternoon it's pretty nice and mild low 60's for you inland around the east bay shoreline like oakland and hayward, mid 60's santa rosa along the coast will remain in the low 60's for the daytime highs. look out for some moderate air quality. you may notice some haze out there because that high pressure and lack of surface low, it tends to keep things stack it. so just be mindful, if you're in that sensitive group, 7 day forecast, we are drier than average. a slight cool down later on at the end of the weekend. but we will be waking up to some chilly temperatures

and some mild sunny afternoon rain doesn't look like it's going to happen for quite awhile. reyna. >> traveling maybe 5 up to middle part about 56 minutes there. they bridge right now about 14 minutes. no major delays or issues as you're making your way into the city right now over in the east bay, still seeing lot of red scattered there. selanne to donna to 37 about 43 minutes. 5 88 82 oakland, both fairly busy international might be a good option until those drive times continue to drop down there. the kraken out towards the maze as you're traveling along 80 looks like 21 minutes. you start to build as soon as you hit berkeley all the way into oakland and howie, for look at that back to move in at the limit. a 14 minute ride during james. back to you. >> all right. time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black. joining us on this wednesday morning. rob, i'm looking at the markets and wow, the nasdaq's up 371. the dow is up more than 600 points

as we speak. not bad. >> yeah, it's at 10 year treasury, which i always talk about it. maybe i'm obsessed with sits at 4.6, 5% yesterday that 4.8 almost ultimately got good cpi number today. not a great one. to be honest with you, but a good one, meaning the fed's not going to have to raise interest rates are probably gonna stay neutral at least a half year. the year. inflation came in at a 3.2% rating. again, we want it more like to it's a little hot right now. it's not going locks just right. it's a little hot if you exclude food and energy. so markets are rallying on that only hecause it looks like the fed's not going to raise interest rates in earnings at jp morgan, goldman sachs, citigroup. citibank, wells fargo, blackrock. all great. so financials are leading the market, which is what you really really want. don't want just tech stocks, ok? well, you mentioned consumer prices a moment ago exile. sure you've noticed everybody's been notice and it just up the price for a dozen eggs going through the >> roof. yeah, they're pushing

$9 and counting. i'm for doesn't ultimately what we have here is transportation costs are expensive. we also have a big bird flue that spread through all 50 states last year. it's not killed over 130 million birds that lag. so it's gonna come down from here. but it's not going to go where we want you know, $3 and 64 3,006, $0.5 about him, which is where we were not too long ago. all right, ok, let's get to another story this morning typically, right. if i understand correctly, investors usually like it. when companies start cutting costs, meta says it's going to cut about 5% of its not elon musk, but mark zuckerberg earlier said it was because he wants to cut out some of their lowest performers. >> on the workforce, don't know what your take. back in 2023 met. i did big firing of employees letting go call it the year of efficiency. >> this time to be 5% of their employees. we are mark

zuckerberg was on. joe rogan is talking about the masculine energy needs to come back to companies is gonna cut the lowest performers. it's like going to serve. strongest will survive. they've got 72,404 employees as of the 3rd quarter about 3600 people on february. 10th are to be notified. now again, you're right. it's good for the stock, but probably not great for real estate prices in the bay area. probably not fantastic. he's also disbanded their u.s. fact checkers. he's also in d not diversity and inclusion. efforts. so he's trying to improve relationships with trump. interesting how he can turn on a light switch to be a different character in 4 years. democrats win. maybe he'll be a lot nicer. but right now he's got a lot of masculine energy. these trends show masculinity. okay. all right. we'll see where that and then last, let's talk about disney. we've got all the box office results from all of last year. and it looks like they came out on top. i guess when it comes to ticket sales.

>> yeah. family-friendly and foul mouth superhero team mostly in the back half of 2024 first-half suffered because there's 2 strikes that shut down hollywood. there just wasn't a lot of content there. otherwise it would have a fantastic year as it is down about 3.4% from 2023, 8.7 billion dollars. now we start thinking about 2025. can get 20 commute. 10 billion dollars. so disney's marvel's deadpool wolverine big over a billion dollars. pixar as inside out huge over a billion dollars. mona, too universal's wicked did really fantastic in the back half years. so this back half of your story 2025 games. i know you like superhero. yeah, we could. captain america brave new world we get boats. we get fantastic for, you know, get warner brothers, superman legacy. so disney's got 3 superheroes coming out in 2025, hopefully we don't have fatigue at the box office. we shall see a couple of those pretty highly anticipated.

we'll see what they do. >> in their opening weekend. rob, thank you as always. and we're going to chat with rob again tomorrow on thursday. so let him know. now. there you see his contact information at the bottom of the screen. if there's a company, a story you'd like him to talk about. rob, appreciate we'll

we are back time now 9.22. and new this morning, campbell. police say they've arrested a man in connection with the vandalism, but the cities, water tower. so officers were called out sunday to reports of a person on top of the tower. not this person. he's cleaning up the mess. this is the person who police say wouldn't comply to come down right away. eventually he did, but then tried to run away and

was ultimately caught by police and arrested. now police are reporting that the tower was vandalized 3 times since the beginning of the since christmas. really, they didn't say exactly what if anything was written on the tower, but that the suspect did cause damage. so that's what they had to repair. >> its 9.23 in california's plan to limit pollution from diesel powered vehicles is on. hold this morning. the state air resources board withdrew the request for federal approval to put into place tougher emission rules. and this would have been for trains in semi trucks in particular. federal officials say the withdrawal is in anticipation of pushback from the incoming trump administration. one of the new limits would phase out the sale of diesel powered trucks and buses by the year 2036. >> well, a new lawsuit says capital one cheated account holders out of more than 2 billion dollars in interest

payments. the suit was brought by u.s. watchdog group and it says the capital one promoted its 3.60, savings account as having some of the highest interest rates. but then froze the rate for almost 4 years. according to the lawsuit, capital one work to keep account holders in the dark about that capital. one says it will defend itself in court and we'll be following the story. >> west contra costa unified school district is facing some big financial challenges, including the threat of a state takeover. the district serves about 30,000 students in richmond, el cerrito and surrounding areas and they are dealing with a budget deficit and declining enrollment. the district could, in fact, go insolvent within 3 years. if they don't make changes. the interim superintendent says that they need to cut 13 million dollars over the next 2 years to avoid more staffing cuts. they are launching a campaign to boost attendance which directly impacts state funding. the district is hoping the new leadership and fresh tattered

strategies can turn things around. circle k is offering $0.40 off gas this week to help support victims of the wildfires in southern california. the convenience chain is offering th discount of gas tomorrow from 4 to 07:00pm and they'll be donating a portion of the proceeds from to the red cross relief efforts in california. that discount is at select stores. so you want to find out first before you fill er up. >> just want to climb. go where is. >> a senseless act of violence. >> and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a little girl in critical condition this morning after being struck by a we'll tell you what police said. led up to that shooting? plus, criminals in san francisco targeting the city's chinese community with what's being called blessing scam. we'll tell you why. police say there's nothing blast about what they're doing or walk through what you need to know that the on the

lookout for avoid being a victim yourself. >> and state of emergency over fence at all. what local leaders here at san francisco are doing about holding people accountable

>> 98 right now looking at the weather and things are slowly starting to fall fast. chilly out there. >> slowly but surely this temperatures are climbing. gayle. >> a frosty start, but we are warming up now to the 40's. let's take a look at current temperatures out the door. so we were in the 30's to low 30's all morning long and santa rosa. now i'm seeing

your in the low 40's. so almost 10 degrees where hers that we're almost there says you could see widespread 40's and even 50's in oakland. so over the next few hours, you just want to keep that jacket handy. but in the afternoon we have plenty of sunshine, mild temperatures in the 60's rain, building you that a lot of progress is being made on those bridges. look at our bay ridge right now. 60 minute ride. no major issues as you're heading into the city. >> 12 along the richmond, sandra fell golden gate bridge about 34. and if you are going to be traveling in the south bay just a little busy. 54 minute ride. 85 up to menlo park. all regions. back to you. thanks a lot. happening today, the san francisco board of supervisors is going to talk about how to fight the fentanyl crisis. yeah. this comes after mayor lori declared a fentanyl state of emergency in the city. >> weve got proper showing horta on the story for us live in san francisco. joey. well, james and darya this, you know, one of the biggest complaints people have about what happens here in san francisco on the streets is that people are doing drugs.

>> in plain sight in broad daylight. and the new mayor's coming in and saying they will be held accountable. take a look at these images here. you know, if you walk through the tenderloin, this is a common sight. people camping out on the sidewalk, doing drugs right there. according to the cdc, just a small amount of fentanyl. it could kill a person. lurie is saying that he had a heart wrenching experience just last month, seeing babies inside san francisco general hospital suffering from fentanyl exposure. and we heard today from people who've seeing this firsthand the impact of this synthetic opioid. for now is even i had a friend just passed away from goes on is making everybody don't care and all the care. but again, the drug and it's really cheap. >> and it gets really screwed up. >> when during daylight savings or whatever, i don't walk because it's just as soon as the sun goes down, it gets a little weird down here. >> how could we live like this? many people. the like that in one place. >> and nothing be done.

>> the mayor's office says this legislation will unlock funding gain speed up the hiring process for drug treatment and shelter space. it will include new behavioral and mental health initiatives. now the mayor is meeting with the supervisors this morning and we expect to hear from them on what they plan to do about this issue later on in the next half hour, we'll introduce you to a man who says he was addicted to fentanyl. he has since overcome. that turned his life around recovered and we're going hear what he says was was the key to making that possible in giving him a second chance at life. back to you. joey. thank you. >> it is 9.31. and a 4 year-old girl is in critical condition right now because she was struck by a bullet in vallejo. it was a shooting that happened in the neighborhood. you see here around 8.30, sunday night mark avenue near fairgrounds, drive. and people called police. at first they thought it was firecrackers and then

they realized that it was the sound of bullets fly and they found dozens of shell casings in the area and a young girl who was admitted to the hospital in connection with the shooting later that night. police have not released any details about a shooter or made any arrests. >> in san francisco, police now warning about a recent scam that's targeting the city's chinese community. police say the people that you see here on your screen are some of the suspects are looking for in this blessing scam as they're calling it? police say the scammers will tell victims that they can provide relief from a curse or an illness that's affecting a family member. all they have to do is put their money and valuables into a bag. the scammers then. pretend to bless the bag. but in reality, they're switching out the valuables, giving the bag back to the victim and telling that person they have to open the back 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 camp. more developing

news. there's a shakeup continuing at meta last week. as we told you, the menlo park based company. was getting rid of its fact checking services will now bloomberg is reporting that ceo mark zuckerberg plans on cutting 5% of his workforce which comes to about 3600 people. zuckerberg says he made this decision to cut 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-based reviews. and i think that's a trend we may see more of in silicon valley. >> some people believe the real motive, though, behind these moves is for companies to focus more on artificial intelligence and get rid of people who aren't part of that. we did reach out to meta will let you know when we hear back. >> its 9.34 and a business owner in oakland has to deal with repeated robberies twice in one day as places minutes

apart in in those cases. so that's what we're dealing with right now. the video showing you what he's dealing with and cropper's lindsay 4 walks us through exactly what happened. >> 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 the owner. a rush soucie says he was disturbed watching footage and says police didn't show up. >> and boys calling 9-1-1 thing, the phone above polls showing mike, you know, >> this just ruthless and at field. 24 7 down the road. robbers smashed their way into the storefront and take off with the trash can full of cigarettes. we call the police. you would think the police will be on site. >> you know, not the first

robbery that we're doing on the second drive of the second station book. they're nowhere to be fought. >> psaki owns 4 gas stations in oakland and says each of been brought 5 to 6 times each last ridiculous issue. one who wants a blue moon? i 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 afford 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 fe out with stop prevent

things olivia, i crime is down. oakland and look for make. you got to be kidding at this all to injury. >> those lindsey ford reporting and the owner will place the doors to both gas stations. but he's still worried that the robbers are going to come back. >> for the first time in its 175 year history. marin county. >> now has a black supervisor. brian colbert was officially sworn in at tuesday's board meeting by his daughter. she administered the oath gober previously had served as the mayor of san anselmo then ran for the board of supervisors and he says the significance of being the first black supervisor, it's not lost on him. >> it's important that people recognize it. but i think with larger context shows. regardless. around 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. >> and the community, the district that he represents includes fairfax canfield, green bray ross and san anselmo where he used to be the mayor. he says his focus is on wildfire. preparation and also infrastructure making the county more affordable to for working families. >> 9.37 is the time. >> the city of campbell has a new mayor to and its sergio lopez who becomes the city's first latino mayor. as the first he says he aims to tackle the cost of living challenges. according to the 2023 census, nearly 19%. campbell's population identifies as latino. the goals of the mayor include addressing climate change, public safety and maintaining the city's momentum on getting affordable housing and getting to addressing that problem. >> well, local rescue organizations are now stepping up to try and help out with the pet problems that they're having in southern california.

the shelter's there need to make room for all the displaced animals from the fires. and so here in northern california, we're right. and so we need to clear out our shelters, find our dogs home so that we can make more of. in fact, there's another. >> shipment of pets that have been displaced that are headed our way. a kron four's dan kerman has more. >> i just so excited for tomorrow and we get to meet 10 new ones all sizes, all shapes, but all all 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. feels open tuesday through sunday from 10 to 5 in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. all right. nice 40's, the time. some breaking news this morning. negotiators from israel and hamas have apparently agreed to a cease-fire in gaza and the release of dozens of hostages after more than 15 months of war. >> any deal is expected to pause the fighting and bring hopes for winding down the most deadly and destructive war that israel and hamas have ever fought. the plan still needs approval from the israeli prime minister and his full cabinet. but negotiators have at least hammered it out. no start date confirmed just yet. but the agreement would begin with the release of 33 women, children and older adults and wounded civilians in exchange for hundreds of palestinian women and children that have been imprisoned by israel. soldiers and other male captives would be released in the second phase. the white house says president

biden is preparing now to address this breakthrough agreement later today. >> 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's fillmore district before this safeway leaves the neighborhood. and a sea bird found covered in oil. making big comeback morning. we'll tell you what rescue. have to say about.

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>> hayne's out there. this is the view from mount tam notice the cameras, the shaking a bit. we see some breezy conditions over and the higher elevation, but winds at the surface slick com. we're chilly out there, but we're starting to warm up to the 40's wrote you have been in the low 30's now we're seeing 50's in places like oakland, upper 40'e in san francisco. so here the back to the winds not an issue today, but different story of southern california. they still have the gusty offshore santa ana winds not helping with the fire is out there. but these are your daytime highs. we have nice, sunny and mild temperatures. we've really been experiencing this the past several weeks now. mild temperatures in the low to mid 60's. look out for some moderate air quality, a seesaw and that live picture there looks a little hazy. so if you're in that sensitive group, just keep that in mind. we have high pressure, lack of surface low. it is keeping us mild and dry. but down south low pressure is driving those gusty offshore winds. and, you know, the calm conditions

where the fires are, but around the surrounding areas in the hills, we're seeing 27 miles per hour in simi valley. just now. red flag warning is still in place. we're talking gusts up to 70 miles per hour isolated spots. back here in the bay area. you also notice that haze from the east bay hills, our weather pattern really is going to stay in nice and sunny during the day. but chilly at night in the morning. a slight cool down later next week. >> a bridge is still just a little sly congestion. like last 8.80. if you're traveling plan, we have an accident there. 80's still a little slow and go onto one of the south and along the peninsula. still trying to wait a little bit of traffic. 70 min run on the bay bridge. while there are no accidents were still seen. things slowing down like on the richmond, sandra fell bridge that we got on a 9 and now we're at 60 minutes. so again, more people just taking that route highway for your back to move in at the limit. their 14 minute ride, antioch, into conquered walnut creek. the same story, 13 minute ride

that's heading down to 5.80. if you are going to be traveling along southbound 6.80, dublin to fremont 30 minutes, brian. all right. james, back to you. >> all right. it's 9.46. in a major commuter highway in sonoma county could see some big changes. caltrans wants to do something. what would that they think will revive highway 37 that what that runs from mare island in vallejo. and it's prone to flooding and congestion. if you travel a, you know what i'm talking about, officials are proposing replacing part of the road that runs over the creek and adding new lanes in both directions. eastbound southbound. the project is expected to cost about 430 million dollars and the money would come from state and federal grants during a community meeting last night. residents weighed in. >> 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. >> to maintain the route caltrans is considering making part of the highway toll lane. if everything goes through construction could start as early as next year. >> well, a community in san francisco is demanding that the city save a local safeway before shuts down. they say it's the only place in their neighborhood and they desperately need it. let's take a look. locus closer look at what they want to do. >> as it's really important to my family. >> we want know that the fillmore is upset. and we demand we've been 50 years and probably more injustice in the film or so. we will just year the days are counting down for this safeway in the fillmore. >> the grocery store, according to the community here, serves as a staple and

its departure is devastating to them was not just a grocery store. it's a full fledge grocery store. you have a you have a meat market. you have a bakery >> you have a pharmacy. i mean, he added banking. it was from, left, you know, so it is the only goal he's doing not i'm a little. on tuesday, a community rally was held demanding a call to action. >> from local leaders to address the pending closure well, want. everyone to know. we're looking at replacing safeway. what another grocery store. we're not necessarily focus on. keep a safe way here. what this is about the unfinished agenda all the obligations that the city owes. this community is time for us to have a hearing and get real facts safely was originally set to close last march. but mayor london breed was able to negotiate a deal

that would allow the story to remain open until 2025. >> 1956, san francisco. you signed off. >> on a san francisco redevelopment agency. so you promise this community and time for to be responsible. and home for the sins that has been done to a community that went to hail because of the redevelopment agency. so when not playing with demanding the grocery giant announced last month. >> it close on february 7th until then the community says they will push to keep their safe way. let's look at in kron. 4 news. >> i-49 is the time we're learning more about a first of its kind cancer study being conducted right now and firefighters that are on the front lines of the palisades fire. so the studies being conducted 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 chance of cancer. now the initiative is a collaboration with cal fire, which and also the national firefighter cancer, a cohort study and the university of arizona. so in this study, 50 firefighters are going to be wearing silicone wristbands that can absorb contaminants like ash and soot and smoke. the later be tested. the bands and the firefighters over time to see if there's any connection. in the east bay. a federal judge in oakland has postponed a hearing now on elon musk's lawsuit against openai because of the southern california wildfires. musk is trying to prevent openai from becoming a for-profit company. it's currently a nonprofit. their next hearing was scheduled for february 4th, but that's now been postponed after the offices of musk's lawyers burned down in the palisades fire. musk helped co-found openai before leaving the company to start his own ai company and 2023. he's

accusing openai ceo sam altman of abandoning the original mission of developing ai for the benefit of humanity. musk filed the case last year, then withdrew it last summer only to refile it. 2 months later with the new lawyer in federal court in san francisco. >> you want for your help this morning. the fda requiring new nutrition labels on the front of food and beverage products because if you've ever gone shopping, you know, you have to flip it over in tiny print shows you what is in the product. this move aims to change that and by deult change the eating habits if you pay attention, then they're hoping that that will lower the rates of obesity and food and diet related illnesses that we're seeing increase in this nation. this plan is designed so you can easily read the contents of the food item right there up front. restaurants, bars and live music club. it's called mama can has announced that they're going to have to close their doors. they've only been operational for 2 and a half

years now in san jose located in downtown. and they just released the reason posting this heartfelt message on there, instagram saying that if there was more that i could give, there would be no need for this post. so with an extreme heavy heart, we're closing our doors, tu mama kin. and we want to thank you for all the support and love we've received. we don't have an exact date on the closure. >> we're going to take a break or 9.52. coming up in the next hour with the looming deadline of january 19th for a possible tiktok ban. many users now want to know what comes next regarding data.

>> it's night. 55 and new this morning, the fda has just banned red dye number 3 from the food supply. the fda granted a 2022 petition filed by consumer advocates just this morning. those groups arguing that some studies found that the dye causes cancer in lab rats. this comes nearly 35 years after that dye was barred from cosmetics because of a potential cancer risk food manufacturers have until january of 2027 to remove the did die from food products. and the makers of ingested drugs have until january of 2028 to remove the dye. >> alright, check this out. a a bird that was found covered in oil out of half moon bay is now recovering nicely. you can see the before and after pictures here, the bird was found out at pillar pot harbor rescued on christmas day. that rd was stabilized and cleaned at a rescue center in fairfield,

the international bird rescue says the bird is in their words. well, on its way to returning to the wild. this rescue comes just days before anoth bird was found covered in oil and also say from a beach point reyes, national seashore. all right. we're going take a break 9.56. but up next at 10. >> the bay area community coming together now to help victims of los angeles county wildfires. how one san francisco restaurant this stepping up. and a tragic wrong-way crash claiming the lives of 3 people including 2 teenagers in the south bay. we'll let you know what exactly happened. right now.

the kron, 4 morning news, 3 people killed in wrong-way crash in gilroy will have. >> the story for you. 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 saying ahead of a key vote. really boggling my mind. what images i've seen la. all these boxes filled with supplies being sent to los angeles for the victims of the deadly wildfires. how the bay area is stepping up. >> morning. thanks tuning in on this wednesday. i'm darya and i'm james. yeah. lots to get to today. news as well. your parents or you were talking about looming tiktok banned intensely lot of folks want okay. if they do ban it. what happens next? we'll talk about that. i and we're looking at the weather. chilly one again, chil