>> now on the kron morning news. >> sunday, police and the center of a federal lawsuit after it with prices was shot we talked to the teen's family. and san jose city council there and down list of potential candidates still a temporary vacancy. it comes

after former marks forces. it was rest in november for alleged child >> eliminate my major completely just seemed like. the university of business sports. >> did not think about happened whatsoever. and sonoma state university slashing all of its athletics, getting rid of some entirely. we talked to. >> this morning. students and staff there. news at 5. well, good thursday morning. thank you waking up with us on early for the kron. 4 morning news here on january. 23rd. i'm reyna harvey. >> before you leave. >> we need to check the forecast with john travel. it looks like is a little gusty behind you, john. yeah, we've got some spots. a pretty windy conditions this morning, especially in some of our hillsides. but right here at the embarcadero, too, little bit of a breeze on the flags there at the embarcadero. where are we seeing the strongest of winds? well, if you are up in the oakland hills, it immediately becomes a lot more windy. same up in

the north bay hills and then out along the coastline, half moon bay around 30, 40 miles per hour gusts. this morning's some of us are comparatively calm and a lot of that wind is dependent on where your temperatures are this morning. i should say where your temperatures are as dependent on if you got the wind palo alto at 36 degrees. oakland at 47 breezy up in berkeley, which means your head, 59 degrees. so some of us are hanging out right around 60 degrees while others are right around freezing like up in santa rosa and fairfield at 33. so quite the ride, variety of temperatures going on this morning. we do have frost advisories for the inland east bay and much of the north bay to mostly removed from the map in areas like san mateo county and santa clara county. so not quite as cold on average as it was yesterday. as for you what you can expect today with daytime highs. it's back to the 60's and even some low 70's, another mild and sunny

day ahead of us. a lot of changes this weekend, though, that i'll get to still to come. >> 7 minutes across the bay bridge. earlier backup there. but that is really clearing out quick. see, you're doing so good so far on your 5 you. >> as for the richmond center fell 7 minutes for your crossing. that's the limit right there. golden gate, 19. >> all right. a side of the family. they filed a federal civil rights lawsuit all in connection to a police shooting that killed their son last year. 19 year-old emmanuel perez, the sierra died after a police officer shot in the chest. the whole incident being captured on body camera footage by police. his parents, lawyers say the sunnyvale police not follow protocol and that using a firearm on emanuel should have been the last resort conferences before talked to the man's family and their attorney. now, we want to warn you, you might find this police footage. very disturbing.

>> police >> body cam footage from march of 2024. shows a sunnyvale police officer shooting 19 year-old emmanuel perez. this era in the chest. sonny bill pd were responding to a call about a naked man walking around plaza del rey mobile park. >> when they say emanuel walked towards while holding a correct >> cannot this bus osu and i them and want them. >> emanuel's mother says it hasn't been the same at home without her son who wants >> no, sir, i think >> so this not government. think know, point a me. missing pensando us have gotten me we live on. click on the in this tape and some low key. it a case going little bit of a no case mostly be in. family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of sanibel. and sonny

bill pd. their attorney adante pointer says police officers did not follow protocol that day. >> and using a firearm should have been the last resort and no not a 19 year-old and a 9 year-old man, a 90 year-old person. >> should be shot and killed when they call 9-1-1, looking for help and assistance. emanuel's father says his son was a model citizen and very respectful and that he didn't deserve to be shot. >> can having to come good and just cause? and after i i'm em is both times sequel. but okay. and then i wouldn't read >> well, that was kron four's lindsay for reporting. family says they are ready to take the case all the way to trial. the sales police department the face in a federal civil rights lawsuit over in violent canine attack, we blurred the video because it is graphic and some of our viewers might find it disturbing. attorney

representing fernando, the lenawee vogue. al, this is the police dog ripped a chunk of her clients ear also biting into his face, all the parts of his head arm. police used a cane while responding to a stabbing at apartment complex back in october of 2023. investigators say villanueva galv as was told to surrender and they waited outside his apartment for several hours before the sun to the canine. the show's the police dog latched onto villanueva kelvis arm. his face was bloodied and police officers were failing to get the dog to let go. attorney says the canine was being used as uncontrolled weapon. now suing the department over excessive force. a dog. >> refused to let go. you know, the officers a pretty big guy as a second strong guy was using all of his might to try to physically remove the socked in by the dog is continuing 2. why not to attack the is missing out but bottom, half of this year,

it's not just your love. this is the defendant part of this year. he does have hearing loss now of that year. he has very deep his arm. a cause. nerve just want hold the san jose police department and of course accountable for what happened. >> lives and are is saying that her client is still trying to heal from the physical and emotional damage. she thanks to san jose police department need to adjust and policies around canine use reached out to the sales police for comment. we haven't heard back yet. fire crews gain some ground against a new fire burning in socal. the hughes fire started wednesday morning right near castaic lake. it's since exploded to more than 10,000 acres. forced thousands to have to leave their homes. the fire is just 14% contained and we still don't know the cause, but the smoke forced the temporary closure of the 5 freeway. the grapevine in both directions. firefighters are attacking the flames from the air on the ground, hoping to try and gain the upper hand for the santa ana winds pick up overnight.

multiple people are displaced after fire broke out at a san jose apartment complex. crews responded to the billion loss connell's on wooden row. this is around 2 o'clock wednesday afternoon after multiple reports of flames and smoke, firefighters say 7 units were burned and for extensive wind damage. everyone inside the building was able to safely get out. no injuries were reported. the cause is under investigation. well, when you find school district under pressure to either close or merge some of their schools, according to a letter sent to the district by the alameda county office of education. usd is on track to run out of money by november. they're going to be unable to meet their financial obligations lest they find a significant budget change. usd is currently facing 152 million dollar budget deficit. so the board is considering merging 10 schools share campuses, but they still have not voted on that option. the education office has also appointed a financial adviser for ou st. the district says they're gonna work closely with the adviser to try and find a solution. well, in the north

bay, sports is out at sonoma state university. the school announced wednesday to get rid of the entire athletics department and the big in some other big changes because of the budget for sarah stinson has that story. >> sonoma state students tell me the news about the cuts came through an email wednesday morning on the second day of the spring semester. every single student i spoke with says this has them in disbelief, but they also say this as the morning to transfer to another university. i was honestly shocked because my roommate, he's on the baseball team. >> and he was completely like she was shocked to it was actually really shocking. we did not think that happened whatsoever. sonoma state students in disbelief after learning about the university's plans to layoff faculty, eliminate academic departments and cut the entire athletics program. student athletes will remain eligible to receive scholarships as long as they meet the current

requirements. but to first year, students on the women's soccer team say this disrupts their four-year college plan we all had like offers everywhere else and chose here for soccer. and so now it just makes us all want to leave 11 division. 2 ncaa teams will be cut by this fall. the university says they have to address a nearly 24 million dollar deficit projected for next school year. know a lot of athletes are in the same boat like they came here for their score. academics is also getting a major hit with more than 20 degree programs being cut. i'm going to have they limited my major, completely. nicholas froehlich is a first year astrophysics major. he says while he got a 4 last semester, he still left scrambling to figure out where he'll continue his education. and it's just a big letdown because, you know, it's a nice cool off like i have a lot of friends here. 46 faculty members will be let go. there's a lot fear. a lot of consternation, chicano and latino studies, professor ronald lopez says his

department has been spared, but the cutbacks are still affecting him. cutting a large, you know, cold apartments and faculty. >> is going to have a ripple effect across the entire institution. and the rest of us are going to do our best. but under very stressful conditions. the university is citing a 38% drop in enrollment since 2015. but students say the changes will only cause enrollment to drop even further because who wants to go to a school with no athletics just doesn't seem like. >> the university of there's no sports will be a town hall on campus on january 30th, where people can get more information and ask questions. >> i'm sara stinson reporting at sonoma state. back to. >> all rights to land the kron. morning news. >> a investigation in the south. chase and a car slammed into a wall. how police were able to arrest the suspects. i'm suspicious without and human defecation. i school shuts down. i don't think the kids who really like the school will be happy. well,

sully, the backlash and the civic after the district voted to close. an elementary school was there and say it's gonna hurt low income students. another the break living in how trump's administration and those immigration orders those immigration orders already having we're still going for that sweet shot. and with higher stroke risk from afib not caused by a heart valve problem... we're going for eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk. and has less major bleeding. over 97% of eliquis patients did not experience a stroke. don't stop eliquis without asking your doctor.

stroke risk may increase. eliquis can cause serious, and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. don't take if you have an artificial heart valve, abnormal bleeding, or antiphospholipid syndrome. while taking, you may bruise more easily or bleed longer. a spinal injection increases blood clot risk, which may cause paralysis. get medical help right away for unexpected bleeding or bruising, or tingling, numbness or muscle weakness. aspirin products, nsaids, ssris, snris, and blood thinners increase bleeding risk. tell your doctor about planned medical or dental procedures. ask about the #1 prescribed blood thinner. eliquis.

>> we're here for things do today. the family of the woman was pushed or death at a bart station last year. so in bart accusing transit agency of failing to protect the public. 74 year-old died of her injuries and a suspect has been charged in her death. man who allegedly tried to steal a plane from charles in schultz, sonoma county airport in october is arrested. authorities say 29 year-old

augustine ort has tried getting inside of a plane. deputies say ort has been trying to still another plane but was unsuccessful and ran away. former san jose police union manager will avoid jail time after illegally importing drugs from foreign suppliers last october. joanne suh govia confess to ronnie and illegal drug smuggling operation out of her home. federal prosecutors say she was motivated by addiction and not greed. and the city of san jose. they're unveiling a new affordable housing project dedicated to housing, former foster youth. now young people enrolled in the program are going to move into those apartments. these new residents will be joined in their move in by the city mayor at 02:00pm. >> let's look outside at this view from east bay hills. and as you can see, we are nice and clear out there. there's no fog yet again this morning. we are a little bit on. the windy side, though, especially up in the east bay and north bay hills and out along the

coastline. you probably heard that last night and that's leading to a large variation in temperatures. spots like berkeley. you're at 59 degrees right now. well, up in santa rosa, you're hanging out a lot closer to freezing. so it all just depends on exactly where you're at. as far as our current conditions go, that high pressure is not here for long. in low is about to dive in this weekend. and with that, we have quite the switch up happening this weekend. now. want to break it down for you in detail now. so today, tomorrow, your thursday or friday, nice and dry comes saturday, though, towards saturday afternoon and evening. the bay area could see a few very light showers. this sierra a few inches of snowfall. again, this is later in the day saturday, saturday night into sunday. this low traverses a little bit further southward in sunday. looking like a day that will bring some much needed rain and much more significant rain in the bay area will get for southern california. we will continue to see those snow showers up in the sierra for your sunday to some needed snow up there.

all in all even into monday could be some lingering southern california showers. the bay area long dry at that point. how much rain are we looking at here will get a close look at these numbers on the map as we get a little bit closer. you can see that the bay area could see nothing more than just a few light showers. more likely for areas a little further inland and a little bit further southward. the sierra those couple inches of snowfall still absolutely panning out. well, southern california, this is decent rainfall by no means really breaking this drought conditions that have evolved down in the southern part of the state. but san diego quarter of an inch, an la coming close to quarter of an inch. it's something that we absolutely do need to see. so we will take it even if it's not that much. we still do have red flag warnings. and as you know, we do have that new fire that broke out yesterday right around the grapevine actually having i-five points over the past. 24 hours as that fires had a rapid spread, those red flag warning still

exist until 08:00pm for about this areas in southern california here locally. we are looking at temperatures right back to the 60's and in some cases, some of us to get close if not to 70 degrees today. san bruno at 64 degrees. we've got foster city at 65 south bay temperatures. 71 in san jose, morgan hill. 72, this is january. these are 70's. this is very warm for this time of year. union city, san leandro, walnut creek, all getting close to that 70 degree mark today, north bay mid to upper 60's for you. santa rosa, though, after freezing this morning, you'll get up to 70 degrees later on today. so today is definitely a warm one. we will be looking at a few clouds tomorrow and temperatures still mild. a cooldown this weekend with some afternoon to evening showers on saturday sunday, a slight chance of a lingering shower before clearing out for your last week of january.

roadways this morning doing okay. we are looking at 8 minute commute across the bay bridge. no back up just yet. hopefully we can hold onto these clear conditions for a little bit longer. 7 minutes of the richmond, sandra fell the golden gate moving along without any slowdowns, all right, john, thanks for that. so yesterday we first brought you the story. we were talking about ice agents. >> now being able to re churches and schools. the department of homeland security says under the new policy called criminals will no longer be able to hide in america's schools and churches to avoid arrests. prior to that reversal, officers were usually required to get approval for any enforcement operations that school and church is except for cases like in national security. now the move is causing lot of bay area residents to be fearful of possible deportation. they're even afraid to leave their homes yesterday, a community resource center in san francisco's mission district sot less attendees unusual for a food pantry event. many of those who did show up expressed concerns over the crackdown.

>> think you're going go to church a lot. so, you know, with the new suppose the changes that that the rays can happen in fearful, i don't know. should i go should not go. i go there earlier and then my my son goes later. but right now we've decided that we're going to go together. >> well, despite pressure from the trump administration, you have officials in the bay area saying they're committed to protecting immigrants, including those without legal status. alameda county officials held a meeting oakland on wednesday announced a new effort to pull protections for those who at risk of deportation. take a look. >> and for president president david haubert to put forward a committee ad hoc committee that will protect our alameda county communities. i am very, very excited that we're moving forward in that regard. i hope that you will common expressed support for that committee so that we can do the proactive work to protect to support and

lift up our communities who might be fearful during this time. >> county officials have launched a website to provide resources for the community. it provides a list of legal resources and it's got information future workshops aimed at educating the undocumented hotlines reporting. answer questions is expected to be ready by february 17th. president donald trump and the republican controlled congress. our focus on measures they say will crack down on illegal immigration. washing correspondent biertempfel joining us live with the latest actions from the white house. good morning. maddie. >> good morning. reyna with president trump now in office. the pentagon is senoing more troops to the southern border and congress is sending the president his first bill to sign dealing with illegal immigration. >> after signing a series of executive orders this week stop the invasion of our borders. the white house says president trump is following through on plans to curb illegal immigration. the defense department is now sending 1500 troops to the southern border is something

president trump campaign on. the american people have been waiting for such a time as this republicans in congress praise the president using executive authority because desperate times call for desperate measures. house speaker mike johnson says congress and the white house are on the same page. what he's doing is kick starting. >> what will ultimately be our legislative agenda, part of that agenda republicans say is already in motion a bill passed. we're going to send to president trump's desk, his very first bill to sign into law. the laken riley act requires federal officials to detain illegal immigrants accused of theft. 46 house democrats voted for it, but those against it like texas democrat greg casar see many republican measures to crack down on illegal immigration. don't do anything. >> to make people safer or to fix our immigration system. now, some of these immigration orders are already facing lawsuits. >> the aclu is suing over the president's efforts to expand expedited deportations. and there's a group of 22 states

who are challenging the president's efforts to end birthright citizenship in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. all right. many thank you for report. >> was in place at time. >> still ahead, a common morning news. emotional message from a mother. a person was killed in a multi car crash. plus the north a protest planned to stand against the u.s. military and ongoing violence gaza. we'll ongoing violence gaza. we'll ry excited about saving big

with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> well, in the south bay officers responded to a possible auto burglary off lancer court yesterday police spotted a suspicious car matching the suspect's

description trying to make a stop resulted in the driver. flynn at high speed chase ended when the suspect crashed a car into a concrete block before running on foot. and also shortly after spotted a rideshare car nearby. discover the suspect inside man from east policy was arrested in the car. he crashed stolen from one of his neighbors just around the corner. police arrested a man tuesday night for breaking into a taco bell in pittsburgh. they say they responded to a video alarm on century boulevard. they found the suspect inside the restaurant. when police arrived, they spotted him casually strolling away. carrion some stolen taco bell items. the man was arrested and booked into the contra costa county jail. happening today. the people are going to be rally outside of the travis air force base in fairfield, the protesting against u.s. military aid and weapons, the in supply to israel. so this is video from the protests last november. 28 people were arrested following demonstration against the violence happening in the middle east. organizers say they are glad for the

cease-fire deal in gaza, but they say in order to stop all war crimes in middle east, there needs to be a ban on aid and weapons supplied to israel. the protest is set for 10 this morning. and a cheese steak restaurant sandwiches, north beach neighborhood was actually forced to close after inspectors found cockroaches and evidence of rodents busters cheese steak on columbus avenue had a close eye on its front door wednesday. the inspection report lists dozens of live, cockroaches and rodent droppings and numerous locations around the restaurant. inspectors also noted several other minor violations. the restaurant must eliminate the past and pass reinspection test order open back up. >> the opioid crisis spending thousands of lives in california. and now the attorney general is expected to make an important announcement today. we're live wi

>> much rubble morning news. if you head outside, you might notice a little gusty this morning. wonder how long the winds are going to stick around. john, good morning. especially gusty for the east bay and north bay hills where you may have noticed a it last night that's out of that wind whipping through those areas. >> this is the golden gate right here in another area where it's actually quite windy. the coast, the golden gate been exceptionally windy. you see those little red patches in the gradients here. those are your spots in higher elevations and up the coast that have been breezier some of us along the bay shore. you're p obably going what when talking about because a lot of us like san jose are actually quite calm and that's leading to this variety in temperatures. we have calm

areas are generally are colder spots. palo alto at 37 dublin in concord in the mid 30's, santa rosa. 33 you head up into the hills, though. it is an entirely different story. the berkeley hills are hanging out right around 60 degrees right now. so from 60 to freezing, it is definitely not a uniform morning across the bay area. we do have a few frost advisories not near as many as yesterday, mostly just in the inland east bay and upper elevations of the north bay moving into the afternoon today, do expect temperatures in the 60's and 70's today in some cases will be warmer than yesterday was. so if you've got some time, another one to get out there and enjoy. >> asked on the roads that some of these fairly enjoyable. so part 10 minutes across the bay bridge. that's not bad. metering lights tend to turn on here in about 15 to 20 minutes, though. so, you know that lack of a backup won't last 7 minutes at the richmond center fell and doing

just fine at the golden gate. >> right. all right, john, thank for that. happening today, california attorney general rob bonta is set to make a major announcement on the opiate crisis in the state. the powerful drugs of claim 1000 lives right here in california. in recent years. proffers joey horta is live in san francisco with more on how real the situation is here in the bay area. joey morning. >> yeah, good morning to you. yeah, we're going to hear from a man in a moment here whose life was destroyed by this drug. he says by opioids. he says it cost him his family, his home and forced him to live in the streets of san francisco to feed his addiction. but he's just one example. take a look at the numbers right here. according to the california department of public health, the latest statewide numbers which are from 2023 show more than 7500 people have died from an opioid overdose. more than 6800 of those from fentanyl and more than 22,000 ended up in the emergency room over 13 million opioid

prescriptions were written in california. those numbers tell a powerful story. one you can see firsthand on the streets of san francisco every day and tenderloin neighborhood notorious for this tom wolf of daly city tells us that he became addicted to opioids after having surgery. he got hooked on fentanyl and found himself homeless in the tenderloin. >> you're not sick street going to the tenderloin over by un plaza and that open drug scene. is there. it's just it just continues to remain still, you know, 5, 6, 7, 100 people deep in that area right there with dozens and dozens of organized drug dealer selling fentanyl. >> it's a trap that he fell into back in 2018 and after a long battle, tom says he is now in recovery for 6 years. now. well, coming up here at 09:00am we're expecting to hear from the attorney general rob bonta on what the state is doing to tackle the opioid crisis. more on that later

this morning. back to you. all right, julie, compelling story there. thank you for that report. >> it a school district? they voted late last night to close oceans shore elementary school. sparking a wave of backlash in the for stephanie rothman. has that story. >> police flooded in group b lacey school. one of the schools that has now proposed to take on hundreds of relocated students. the school bar now facing backlash for many who say that decision quickly and without consideration. >> families, teachers and students rallying wednesday, head of a school board meeting to decide the fate of an elementary school. many parents say they are upset over how the district has been moving forward with the proposal. >> it suspicious. it unusual because normally the administration and the school community has a lot of communication transparency in this case. they snuck right after the new york. >> and ocean shore school k 5

closes 400 students will be relocated to sunset ridge school at the start of next school year, possibly using the gym and other non classroom space for learning with doubt and the modification. that is new to crest. that shows that there's no planning. there's no pen. we don't know how they're going to hit us all and elomar school 6th through 8th grade program would moved in griddy lacey, middle school in the 2026, 2027 school year students of color and of lower income live in the north. and they want to make the only k 8 option all the way in the south. that seems very cautious and races to me. astray shuns ran high during the pack school board >> morning to a recent report by the district enrollment over the past decade has decreased 17%.

>> school officials believe a merger would help balance the budget if i school shuts down. i don't think the kids who really like to school be happy make me. >> despite the board's vote, many families say they will continue fighting to keep their schools open. reporting in pacifica, stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> well, a call for safer streets coming from the mother of the young man who was killed in multi car crash over the weekend in san francisco. police say 27 year-old mikael roman, a co he was killed in that car crash sunday night when tesla traveling 98 miles an hour crash into 6 other cars. this is at 6 in harrison, the driver of the tesla's 66 year old joplin saying has been arrested and charged vehicular manslaughter. goes mother julia, remembering her son with kron 4. >> kind and helping everybody using all his skills. his knowledge. she was in place at

time. the steps should be taken. how to reduce the accidents lives lost. >> the crash remains an active police investigation and the sfmta says they're also taking necessary measures to reduce speeding at that intersection. the family of a woman was pushed to her death at a bart station last year suing bart accusing the transit agency of failing to protect the public. this is her on your screen. 74 year-old coors on dan. dan. pushed in front of a moving bart train. she died of her injunies and a suspect has been charged in her death. and it's family announced yesterday lawsuit against bart claim the agency failed its job in protecting passengers such as stand-in. >> there's a lot of people out there. >> cool. >> it's just circling that train station. i know because the moment that that happened to my on i went to that station myself and there's about a dozen, you know, people in there who i didn't feel safe, just we're going to

that station. what more a female at, you know, 11, 11, 30. >> according to court documents, trevor belmont, the man accused of pushing dan dan. he's already banned from barton, been arrested 27 times. it was a major police response in the east bay after resident reported finding a box containing military explosives no police and the wannacry police department's bomb squad personnel with the u.s. armed force respond to the home on shirley drive wednesday, they were able to safely remove everything and they say there's no active criminal investigation linked to that incident. but no other details were released about where the box came from. former celtic police union manager will avoid jail time after illegally importing drugs from foreign suppliers. tell him to go via was sentenced to 3 years probation 100 hours of community service last october. so go via confessed to running any legal drug smuggling operation out of her home. she was smuggling for supplier in india. it was an office manager for the san

jose police officers association who plans social events. federal prosecutors say she was motivated by addiction. not agree. san jose city officials, they've narrowed down their candidates to fill the vacancy on the city council. could get look on your screen. these are the potential candidates that are being suggested to fill the district 3 seat. we got left by former councilmember omar torres who resigned. it was arrested in november for alleged child abuse. we have bob statler jamaal williams, danielle marie christian called eugene solace and deltas are lopez. all 5 going to be interviewed on january. 28 and one will be appointed to represent the downtown area. voters pick a permanent replacement is special election in april. we are the snake starts less than a week in san francisco is busy gearing up for the annual lunar new year parade in february. actress and director joan chen will serve as the this year's grand marshal. the parade is going to be saturday, february 15th and

the committee strength. there's gonna be on 15 and the 16th. well, are saying this year's parade will be huge. francisco's chinatown. >> it's going to all hands on deck. everybody working to ensure the safety not only for the participants and viewers for the cia's, you pray, but for the nba all-star game. also, that's particularly important thing to remember that in this moment because we're also facing some challenges to the fundamentals. what this community is, namely the challenge to birthright citizenship. >> last more than a million visitors attendant lunar new year festivities. organizers are putting together a drone show. it's going to light up the sky at night. it's going to happen up here. 32, but they're still working on an exact date for when. and the east bay, a new beer garden opening up in walnut creek headlines brewing will open its 3rd spot tomorrow on oak road along a creek 5,000 square foot space offers indoor and outdoor scene. plus a full kitchen and smash

burgers and over 20 drinks on tap headliners and say the guests can also enjoy some cocktails and wine at the location. the brewery joins other new businesses in walnut creek, including hilton garden. original joe's and pinstripes bowling alley, adding to the city's growing dining and entertainment scene in the past year. happening today, the city of san jose unveiling a new affordable housing project dedicated to housing, former foster youth, the partnership with the first place for hughes and first community housing. it's celebrating a milestone in his mission to support foster youth transitioning into adulthood 9 and people enrolled in the program will move into apartments of their own in the new roosevelt park community. now these new residents will be joined in their move in by the city mayor at 02:00pm. still ahead, a cropper morning news in the south bay. more than dollar. >> american homes well over a month's loss fans. what police are saying about that investigation. and the

short-handed lawyers on the road sacramento on the case road sacramento on the case got the highlights next.

we're still going for that sweet shot. and with higher stroke risk from afib not caused by a heart valve problem... we're going for eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk. and has less major bleeding. over 97% of eliquis patients did not experience a stroke. don't stop eliquis without asking your doctor.

stroke risk may increase. eliquis can cause serious, and in rare cases, fatal bleeding. don't take if you have an artificial heart valve, abnormal bleeding, or antiphospholipid syndrome. while taking, you may bruise more easily or bleed longer. a spinal injection increases blood clot risk, which may cause paralysis. get medical help right away for unexpected bleeding or bruising, or tingling, numbness or muscle weakness. aspirin products, nsaids, ssris, snris, and blood thinners increase bleeding risk. tell your doctor about planned medical or dental procedures. ask about the #1 prescribed blood thinner. eliquis. >> well, here are 4 things you know today, multiple people are displaced after fire broke out at a san jose apartment complex. firefighters say 7 news were burned for were extensively damaged. everyone in the building was able to safely evacuate. no injuries were reported. the cause is still under investigation. and the south bay police responded to a possible auto burglary. police say they spotted a

suspicious car trying to make a stop resulted in the driver fled at high speeds. the chase ended when the suspect crashed the car into a concrete wall before running on foot. the man from east palo alto was also arrested. and police arrested a man for breaking into a taco bell in pittsburgh. police responded to a video alarm tuesday night on century boulevard. when police arrive, they saw the man carrying stolen taco items. man was arrested and booked into the contra costa county jail and the oakland unified school district is under pressure to either close or merge some of their schools, according to a letter sent by the district, the alameda county office of education. the district says a fiscal adviser and will work closely with an adviser trying to find a solution. >> i-45 thursday morning. we're getting closer to the are also getting close is too close or too some changes of pace and what has been a pretty unchanged forecast for the past few weeks this morning. skies are clear. so

we are right back to those clear skies. and for a lot of us right back to those cold temperatures. santa rosa down to 33 degrees this morning. concord at 35 now compare that to spots like san francisco and half moon bay, which are sitting in the 50's, if not the low 60's in areas like berkeley hills right now. that's because of some windy conditions that we do see in a few areas. the high-pressure ridge that has kept so steadily dry is about to loosen its grip. and with that, a low pressure does dive. and now this is a fairly moisture starved the low pressure. so it's not a big rainmaker. but what it does do for us, especially saturday afternoon into early sunday is a couple of light sprinkles for the bay in particular, the south bay and into the inland east the sierra. we'll get some snowfall, especially saturday night into sunday. we're only talking a couple inches. so not a big snow maker, but for southern california, this will be among the first rain of the season, especially into sunday and early monday. and knowing that

we do have a brand new fire down there. this is absolutely some good news. finally getting some are paid in those moisture deprived areas. further south, they area fairly quiet into the weekend. maybe a sprinkle or 2 for us. some light snow in the sierra. but for socal, a quarter of an inch of rainfall is a good start. hopefully we got more ahead of us. we still do have red flag warnings in the south part of the state's up in those mountainous areas after seeing the advance of that recent fire yesterday, closing down the grapevine. it is no surprise that fire danger does continue until 08:00pm tonight just because of how dry it is before this weekend. rain 60's pretty much across the board for coastal areas. but we do have another number in the mix today for more and more of us. and those are the 70's for the south bay and for parts of the east bay, too. san jose and santa clara at 71 today. we've got upper 60's in fremont union city and right next to that 70 degree mark oakland,

you'll be at 68 for your daytime high today. well, getting up to 70 degrees in santa rosa after this morning, getting close to the freezing mark. as for next 7 days today and tomorrow will be mild. we cool down this weekend in the 50's that slight chance of showers for the bay mostly late saturday into early sunday. roadways right now doing ok, 12 minutes across the bay bridge. there's your backup as the metering lights are on now. let's hope it doesn't get too much worse than this, but i have a feeling it's going to be a busy commute. so give yourself plenty of time. golden gate bridge, just a little breezy as you make your crossing, but very empty, right? all right, john, thanks for that. happening today, you leaders in the north bay. >> plan to protest outside a hip bros that's in. sandra fell at 04:30pm. the show was caught. so intoxicating hit products despite california's emergency ban on such items in september 2024, the protest was organized by local students who are pushing for stronger enforcement of the ban which aims to protect you from harmful effects of thc.

the ban is in place until calling for permanent ders are regulations to keep these products off the shelves. fire crews, they've gained some ground against a new fire burning in southern california. the use fire started wednesday morning, right near castaic lake. it has since exploded to more than 10,000 acres and forced thousands of people evacuate. the fire is now 40% contained and the cause is still unknown. the state assembly budget committee officially gavel into governor gavin newsom, special legislative session, the committee to the governor's proposal to allocate 2.5 billion dollars for emergency fire aid 4 million dollars to help with building inspections and expedited approval for reconstruction and 1 million dollars for impacted schools. both republicans and democrats agree with the approach calling for to be approved as soon as possible. >> we are committed to standing with folks in these impacted communities every step of the way. i'm encouraged by we calling this

extraordinary session on this issue and i completely agree with the chair. this is the beginning. we have a long ways to go from here. >> be on there was also a bipartisan call for more fire prevention, including one proposal for cal fire to hire more full-time firefighters instead of part-time firefighters bought on just for certain seasons. a steady flow of donors stopped by the fremont fire department administration building wednesday to donate blood plasma and plant pallets a greatly needed across the nation as the american red cross struggles to keep up with demands la fires combined with the winter storm events contributing to a blood shortage for the nonprofit. >> resulted in 500 cancel blood drives nationally. and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected. >> the red cross says donors of all types, particularly type negative donors and those giving blood are essential to saving lives this month. our

parent company nexstar media group to partner with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims. he go ahead. scan that qr code order to help. are now let's turn our attention. a bay area basketball williams started strong against the sacramento kings leading by 18 points at the start of the game. but he couldn't secure the win. a kron four's. erin wilson has the story. >> and the last time these 2 teams met it was earlier this month with the warriors lost the kings by 30 points at home with a chase. >> but those a while to get remain. we'll pick it up in the 2nd quarter was tied at. 24 begins. drains 3 from the top of key. any get the faster at that as a four-point play, the warriors, they take the lead. now later in the quarter, the warriors up by 9 steph curry. will he gets around the screen trayce jackson-davis with a the laser encounter in the 1000 points

in a rebound tj. be on the night. clothing with the have their 16 point warriors lead. check out in the last step. curry euro step and the floater is good step. you know, they like the collar and that the king, they turn things around on fort lee in the 3rd quarter because the warriors to them all the way a time in the 3rd, the rose here takes advantage, wasn't driving the lane there. it would be tied at 85 all to in the 3rd quarter. now we go to the 4th of the warriors up by one wiggins shot another 3. he has been really good for the war years when he's been out there this season. 25 points and 6 rebounds. couple minutes later, same score in the role of into live left time in the jumper over the center. also good. 32 points for derozan and the kings. they get with it until i would with a pair of free throws. so now they lead by 4 under a minute ago. tone 6 rather, drive the lays it golden state. now they get within 4. they had 14 points and 12 assists to 58. but the

kings just a little too much for the does really long drives and finishes with the layup. their 20 points and 9 assists a month on the 9. and that would be the dagger that did the warriors after being up 18. the big 18 and ultimately lose again. one 23, one, 17. >> suspect he that this. >> all right. coming up in the next hour the morning news of fake animal shelter, it's making it easier to adopt how you can help some of these

>> well, a man who allegedly tried to steal an airplane from the charles and she'll sonoma county airport in october has been arrested. seminole county deputies

arrested 29 year-old augustine or to is for allegedly attempted is still a private airplane from the airport. authorities say a mechanic at the sonoma county airport was working on a plane back on october. 13th when he tried to get inside and the mechanic kicked him away. tone early 70's and say ortiz tried to steal a plane and try to steal another plane, but he wasn't able to do that. any ran away. well, these 3 men are facing several charges in connection to a large part of operation. santa clara county. say the suspects targeted asian household over the span of 7 months and still more than million dollars in items. police believe they've committed dozens of burglaries and several other cities as well. >> we'll search warrants were executed in the cities of stockton, hayward and french camp with the suspects are from during the operation. we recovered a large trove of evidence, including over 700 pieces of stolen property ranging from hundreds of pieces of jewelry, large amounts of foreign currency

purses, luxury watches and family heirlooms. >> police say the investigation is still ongoing and there could be more victims out there. all right. still ahead, a cropper morning news san jose city council carried out its list of potential candidates fill a temporary vacancy. this comes after former councilman all more tourist. >> was on his arrest in november for alleged child. plus it on the state university slash all of that athletics and getting rid of some programs and timely. a lot disappointed students and lot disappointed students and staff right from corner. excitg with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five.

five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business.

>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news attorney general rob bonta set to make a major announcement about the state's opioid crisis. we're live with how it impacts the bay area. plus, sunnyvale police at the center of a federal lawsuit after a teenager in prices is shot dead. we'll hear from the family. it suspicious without and want to i school shuts down. i don't think the kids who really like the school will be happy. backlash in pacific after that is 50 votes to close. an elementary school. parents are not happy. >> at 6. >> us i'm sorry. and i'm james on this thursday morning waking up to some chilly conditions once again and windy for some windy and clear, john. yes,