>> 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, those

crystal clear skies and chilly conditions and windy conditions. all back with us this morning. >> right behind me, you can see downtown san francisco looking up, salute the gorgeous on such a clear morning. we got your view from mount tam looking down the bay. also, crystal clear now it depends a lot how strong your winds are impacting how your temperatures have gotten spots like half moon bay, which are very breezy, are actually are more mild areas up in the berkeley hills. it's also quite mild right now due to some strong winds. but those calmer areas right along the bay shore and up in the north bay. that's where you're seeing are cold temps double in palo alto conquered as well as santa rosa in petaluma all down in the 30's right now. take a look at berkeley, though. you're at 60 degrees and a very windy in berkeley right now. so the direct correlation between those 2 factors adding up to quite a variety in temperatures. we do have frost advisories in the in the north and east bay. those will be in effect through 09:00am this morning in mostly for those lower elevations where winds are generally calmer. as for

temperatures 60's to a lot more 70's on the map today. if you thought yesterday felt warm, well, get ready for today right now. all right, john, thanks for that. on top of breaking news this morning. >> on our roads right now, there is a bart service report. this is between antioch in north conquer. because look, someone drove a car onto the tracks. there. this is actually picture of the aftermath. this is right near the pittsburg bay point station. bart officials say riders should go to the north conquered station to catch the next train. we're gonna make sure keep you updated this morning as crews continue to work on the situation, kron four's will tran is actually headed to the area with a live report on this coming let's look at the other issues out there. we just talk about that barred alert on the roads again, if you are going to be traveling eastbound highway 4 bailey road in pittsburgh, there's an accident. it's like a fatal accident. so that's going to be there for some time this morning. other bridges, 13 across the bay bridge while you're traveling along a richmond center forward 8 and that golden gate bridge. 19 minutes. so keep in

mind a couple issues out there this morning. darya james, back to you. thank you. in a 602. and happening today, california attorney general rob bonta set to make a major announcement on. >> the opioid crisis here across the state now the powerful drug has claimed thousands of lives. >> across california in recent years and cropper's joey horta standing by live in san francisco with more on the real situation that that poses here in the bay area. joey? >> yeah, good morning, guys. we're about to hear from a man who says that opioids destroyed his life causing him to live in the streets to feed his addiction. but he's just one example. take a look at the numbers here that really tell the story of how deadly drug is really in the state, according to the california department of public health, the latest statewide numbers showing from 2023 more than 7500 people have died from an opioid overdose in california. more than 6800 of those from fentanyl and more than 22,000 ended up in emergency room over 13 million opioid

prescriptions are written across the state. those numbers tell a powerful story, one that you can see firsthand on the streets of san francisco every day, the tenderloin neighborhood is notorious for this. and that's where tom wolf of daly city tells us he ended up. >> really late-stage addiction with heroin and fentanyl addiction. that all started off of opioids. painkillers after a had surgery back in 2015. and that spiraled into heroin and fentanyl addiction. and let me to homelessness on the streets of san francisco in 2018. >> it's a trap he fell into after a long battle. but tom says he is now in recovery. we're expecting to hear from the california attorney general at 9 o'clock this morning on the steps of the state is taking now to tackle the opioid crisis. they say it's going to be an important announcement to that. it's coming up later for now. back to you. all right. thanks a

lot, tony. >> 604 is the time the pacific. a school district voted late last night to close ocean shore elementary school. and that sparked a wave of backlash crown for stephanie rothman has the latest. >> families flooded in griddy lacey school. one of the schools that has now proposed to take on hundreds of relocated students. the school board 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 felt suspicious. it unusual because normally the 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 eamon, to completion. that is new to trust. 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 classes and races to me. astray shuns ran high during the pack school board meeting. needs. >> 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 the school will 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, the oakland unified school district now under pressure to close or merge some of its schools, according to a letter sent to the district by the alameda county office of education, usd is on track right now to run out of money by november and will be unable to meet its financial obligations unless it make significant budget changes. usd is currently facing 152 million dollar deficit. the board has considered merging 10 schools that currently share campuses. but they have still not had a vote on that option. the education office has also appointed a fiscal adviser for the district. district says it will work closely with that adviser to find a solution. >> time to good and just cause. and after i

>> the sunnyvale family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit. now connection with the police shooting that killed their teenage son last year. we have body camera footage of the incident. we want to warn you, you may find it disturbing to watch, but here is a portion of it. this video recorded in march of last year. you can see a son of police officer shooting at 19 year-old emmanuel perez. but sarah? police say they responded to a mobile home park to a call about naked man walking around the area. an officer shot the teen as he was walking towards him. the lawyer representing the family says officers didn't follow protocol that day and we used a firearm or use of a firearm should have been the last resort. >> and he found himself that day and mental health crises. this was a young man had enough awareness. what he was experiencing and his family

was not there, that he called 9-1-1. looking for help. >> the family says they're ready to take the case all the way to trial and in the next coming days are going to go to court to schedule an appointment with attorneys to prepare their case. it's 608, and the san jose police department's facing a federal civil rights lawsuit over a canine attack. >> we have blurred the video because it's graphic and you may find it disturbing. those are the cries of a man named fernando villanueva galv as and here he is after the police dog took a chunk out of his ear. you can see there and that his face and parts of the head and arms and neck. police are using that canine to respond to a stabbing that happened in an apartment complex and october of 2023. investigators say that villanueva gal thas was told

to surrender and they waited outside of his apartment for several hours before sending in the canine. the video shows the police dog latching on to his arm and officers. he said failed to get the dog let go. the attorney says the canine was being used as an uncontrolled weapon. in that case and they are suing the department for excessive force. >> refused to let you know, the officers a pretty big 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 is missing. but bottom, half of his years, not just your low. this is the defendant part of this year. he does have hearing loss now of that year. he has very deep his arm because intervene and just want hold the san jose

police department and of course accountable for what happened. >> attorney says her client is still healing from the physical and emotional damage. she believes the san jose police department needs to adjust its policies around k 9 news. we reached out to the san jose police, but we haven't heard back. >> all right. now to the wildfires burning in southern california of the hughes fire, which broke out wednesday morning near castaic lake in los angeles and ventura counties is the latest one. now to have erupted. and you can see by the graphic, the latest with its 10,000 plus acres in size at the moment. it's 14% contained. roughly 31,000 people have had to evacuate with thousands more under evacuation orders as a result of that fire officials say smoke from that fire is creating extremely hazardous air quality as well. we're going to take a break. 6.11 is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the family of a woman who died when she was pushed in front of a train is holding bark

responsible. >> we're going details on that lawsuit. plus san jose may soon get a new council member to replace omar torres. he resigned and was arrested for alleged child abuse will have a list of po

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with trying to steal an airplane from the sonoma county airport in october. a 29 year-old augustine ortiz. they say tried to get in a plane and then tried to steal another plane, but a mechanic stopped him. he was unsuccessful, ended up running away and they say they found and arrested him. police arrested a man for breaking into a taco bell in pittsburgh. the video alarm went off tuesday night at this taco bell on century boulevard. and when officers found the suspect he had some stolen taco bell items on him. the city of san jose is unveiling a new affordable housing project and it's dedicated to housing. former foster youth, 9 young people enrolled in the program will move into the apartments and these new residents we'll at would be with the mayor today for a press conference unveiling a 2 o'clock.

>> out there, take a look at this view at downtown san francisco where skies are crystal clear because so much of the rest of the country is in the midst of a deep freeze. san francisco is actually one of the warmest places in the country right now at 58 degrees near 60 to start off the morning. and that's because of some breezy conditions. it's the same in half. moon bay are breezier spots are more mild areas this morning. we're a calmer spots like conquered and santa rosa are down in the 30's to kick things off. high pressure ridge no longer towards the weekend. a load ives and this is a pretty moisture deprived low-pressure system. so it's not a huge system. but what it does do for us is late saturday into sunday result in a few sprinkles for the bay area. some light snowfall up in the sierra. but for socal from saturday, sunday, even into monday, a fairly decent amount of rainfall panning out. and this is absolutely excellent news for them. of course, as we have seen recent fires now comes the risk of some mudslides, some debris

flows because there are burn scars in southern california that are absolutely fresh with no root structures to secure that least ground. as for where we're sitting with our future cast of rainfall totals, very light sprinkles for the bay area towards the weekend. the system is not a big rainmaker for us. it will result in a few inches of snowfall in the sierra and about a quarter of an inch of rainfall for southern california for some parts of the southern part of the state. this will be the most rainfall in the only rainfall they've seen literally since last rain season. and that's been one of the reasons that we've seen such a very odd fire season in the middle of january. the dry offshore winds, the lack of rainfall. we still do have red flag warnings with that rapidly expanding fire right along the grapevine actually closing i-5 at points last night into this morning. temperatures in the 60's pretty much across the board except for one particular area that's going to be even warmer than the 60's today. and that's the south bay rising well into the

70's. it is about to be an exceptionally warm january day for spots like morgan hill at 72 in san jose at 71 60's. pretty widespread for the east bay, oakland, you'll be close to 70 at 68 degrees today. this is within striking distance of records and very much so unseasonably warm santa rosa all the way up to 70 yourself now today. and tomorrow are the warmer days of this forecast as that low passes near bias towards saturday and sunday. we'll start that cooldown process into the 50's in afternoon to evening shower on saturday is possible after a mostly sunny morning with just a slight chance of some lingering sprinkle sunday morning right now. all right, john, let's continue following this breaking news on our roads this morning. >> right now, there's no bart service between antioch, north conquered because someone drove a car onto the tracks. photo of the aftermath right near the pittsburg bay point station. bart officials are saying riders should go to the north congress station to get to next rain. we're going to be following this and keep you updated. we know that crews

are working to try to get that scene cleared and we've got will tran on his way to the scene right now to bring us a live look again. remember, know bart service between antioch and north conquered, but you can't get on north conquered and take that. keep going checking on those bridges and highways. a 14 minute ride into the city right now. ts on e bay bridge. that's good news for you out there. traveling driving richmond summer, feel about 10. if you are traveling there and on the eastbound side of highway 4 out in a pittsburgh and bailey road. we do have a traffic collision, fatal. so there's a little slow and go, especially on the westbound side this morning. be mindful of that. if you are taking that route going, james, back to you. thank you very much. ramp 6.19, is the time san jose city officials now have narrowed down their candidates to fill that vacant seat on the city council. >> so take a look at your screen with these are the potential candidates that are being suggested now to fill the district 13 seat that was left vacant by former council member. well, mark torres, you

may remember he resigned and was arrested in november for alleged child abuse. so there is bob stadler who you see there tomorrow. williams, danielle marie christian, karl eugene solace and baltasar lopez. all 5 will be interviewed on january. 28 1 will be appointed to represent the downtown area until voters can pick a permanent replacement in a special election which will be held in april. >> despite pressure from the trump administration, officials in some bay area cities say they are committed to protecting immigrants, including those that do not have legal status. alameda county officials held a meeting in oakland yesterday to announce a new effort to uphold protections for those at risk of being deported. >> i have 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 launch a website to provide resources for the community and provides a list of legal resources and it has information on future workshops aimed at educating undocumented immigrants. a hotline. there's a hotline to and also to answer questions and that should be ready. and in use by february, 17th. 6.20, right now president trump and the republican can call control congress are focused on measures that they say we'll continue to crack down on illegal immigration. you know, we have our washington correspondent beer-temple joining us live from dc to explain. good morning. maddie. >> good morning, james. daria with president trump now in office. the pentagon is sending more troops to the southern border in 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 is 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 thanks. maddie. >> 6.22 is the time. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news we are hearing from bay area immigrants more about them and there's some are afraid to leave their are afraid to leave their homes because of the situatio

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>> 6.25 and a major police response in the east bay. when a resident reported finding a box full of military explosives pleasant hill. police responded at this was the walnut creek police bomb squad responded and also personnel with the u.s. air force. they all went to the home where this was repord on shirley drive yesterday afternoon and everything was removed safely and there was no active criminal investigation that is ongoing. they didn't give us any other details, though, of where that box came from. >> in the south bay, the cost of living has seen a major increase in santa clara county. in fact, it's reported that the cost of living has gone up faster than wages across all income levels, even though the median income has gone up nearly 75% of the last 10 years. the price of a two-bedroom apartment has gone up 90% during that same period

based on the national low income housing coalitions 2024 out of reach report. household needs an annual income. now more than $125,000 in order to afford that apartment. experts are calling on cities like san jose to increase the city's minimum wage and change zoning laws to allow for more affordable housing. in the east bay. the city of san leandro is helping small businesses by offering grants. it's all part of their small business security assistance program which they say helped. 25 businesses last year when it launched, businesses can apply for a comprehensive security assessment of their property, which is paid for by the city. and then the business can get up to $5,000 in grant money for security improvements. for more information you can head over to the city's website. >> was in place at time. >> still ahead, the emotional >> still ahead, the emotional message from a mother after excited about saving big

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>> its 6.29, right now checking out the weather. it is cold and clear cold and clear. and for some a little breezy. we've got john with that new development age on the windy for some of us and where you do see the wind, it's a little less cold in those spots, but where it's calmer, it is chilly yet again. skies behind the beautiful in crystal clear in downtown san francisco. and you can see those same conditions out at half moon bay, what you can't see happening. bay is just how breezy it is out there. 27 mile per hour winds at the moment. but we've had 30 to 40 mile per hour wind gusts. you're also seeing that the east bay hills and the north bay hills and in those areas,

that's where our most mild half moon bay berkeley, some of our warmer spots, some of our colder spots like palo alto conquered santa rosa are also on the calmer side of things this morning. we don't have near as many frost advisories as yesterday, but still a few remain in the inland valleys of the east bay and the north bay through 09:00am this morning. temps this afternoon are going to be a little warmer than yesterday as we're 60's. and even our fair share of 70's in the south bay rated. all right, john, they were on top of that breaking news this morning on our roads right now. there's no bart service between north conquered. >> because of a car driving onto the tracks. this is actually a photo the aftermath right near the pittsburg bay point station. park. officials say riders should go to the north conquered station catch the next train. and we already have will tran who is there on scene is headed to the area to bring us a live report. so we're waiting for that. crews are trying to clear that up for us this morning. so again, remember, you can hop on the north conquered station to continue riding on a right. if you're going to hit the roads

right now along highway 4 eastbound there baihly one in pittsburgh fatal traffic collision. so they just low on the westbound side. sure. there are a lot of people stopping to look 15 on the bay bridge this morning and our rich december fell about 13 seasons. back to you. thank you. reyna 6.31. and we told you about how ice agents are now able to arrest. >> migrants at places like schools and churches. the department of homeland security says that under the new policy, this is the quote, criminals will no longer be able to hide. and americans, schools and churches to avoid arrest and quote. prior to this policy officers were required to get approval for any enforcement operations and sensitive areas like churches and schools unless there was a case that involved national security. and this is just the latest effort by the president to completely overhaul our immigration system. kron four's dan kerman speaking

with families in san francisco about how these recent changes to immigration policies in the country are affecting. >> their lives. >> and then you see it. then could thing will unlike i've been here 26 years. but this is the first time that i feel that. you know, the extreme panic. >> and not wanting to leave my house. >> at la raza community resource center in san francisco's mission district. they're having their twice weekly food pantry, but there are fewer people here than usual. and those that are coming in are getting what they want and quickly returning home from visiting dentist come in the most. there's so many immigrants that have come to this country to to better ourselves. >> and now to be let that has really criminals and that that that added to the president, thesa 2 women who didn't want their identities revealed. >> have both lived in san francisco for more than 25 years. but now the notion of immigration agents breaking down their doors at any minute is a constant fear in the wake

of president trump's new crackdown on immigrants, especially now that schools and churches are no longer off limits. commitment back. that's good. you will tell you that it yeah, 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. >> in case something happens, we want to be together. >> and the fear these 2 women have is not just for themselves. both have children in their 20's and the concern revolves around whether the president will be successful in redefining birthright citizenship, which their kids currently have. the men don't go back in leg in a condensed it worries me a lot that they buy take their citizenship away because are new unity kids that have worked very hard to be citizens for now. all they can do is press and

take extra precautions and get possible only think it's important to to go to workshops and also to watch tv and get information. >> because instead of being panicked. >> create power. you're powerful. >> those that have questions about how these new laws impact them and what their rights are should contact local community organizations like la raza. in san francisco, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> 6.34 is the time and a call for safer streets. coming now from the mother of a young man who was killed in a multi-car crash over the weekend in san francisco. police say 27 year-old mikael roman and cole was killed in a crash sunday night when a tesla traveling 98 miles an hour crashed into 6 other vehicles at 6 and harrison street. the driver of that car. 66 year old ji lin chang has been arrested now charged with vehicular manslaughter, roman and kuz

mother. julia now remembered her son. >> was 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. >> well, the crash is still an active police investigation. the sfmta says they're also taking necessary measures now to reduce speeding at that intersection. in the east bay. a man convicted in december of killing 2 young women and fremont. 39 years ago is sentenced to life in prison on tuesday. 63 year-old david misch was sentenced to 2. 25 years to life prison sentences for the murder of jennifer dewey and michelle xavier. back in 1986, their bodies were found in a remote area after attending a birthday party and fremont dna evidence partial license plate found on one of the victims tied mission to the murders. he was

already serving a life sentence for the 1989 kidnapping and murder of 9 year-old mikhaela garrett in hayward. he's going to be a rain or he's going to be serving. his new sentence is now after completing the 18 years to life sentence for the murder of garrett. >> its 6.36, and the family of a woman who was pushed in ended up dying at a bart station last year is now suing bart. they accuse the transit agency of failing to protect the public last year. 74 year-old corazon dan down was pushed in front of a moving bart train. she ended up dying of her injuries and a person has been arrested and charged in her death. family just announced a lawsuit against bart saying the agency failed in his job protect passengers. >> 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 is the man who's accused of pushing her and he had already been banned from bart and had been arrested. >> 27 times prior. we have some new video showing masked people lurking outside a home in pleasanton before they broke in. here's the video. 3 people entered the home last week. the burglars got in through rear glass door and then in 10 minutes they were able to steal several items and leave all before the police got there and they were seen leaving the area in a light colored land rover with a stolen license plate. if you know anything about the case, you're asked to call the police.

>> well, in the north bay, sports is out at sonoma state university. the school announced wednesday. they're getting rid of their entire athletics department. extreme move. there also may see making some significant cuts to deal with budget problems. kron 4 sarah stinson has more. >> 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 has 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 the score. academics is also getting a major hit with more than 20 degree programs being cut. i'm going to happen treachery. 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 jupt 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 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, if 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. >> its 6.40, and still ahead on the town for morning news, take a look at south bay. more than a million dollars and a lot of jewelry recovered stolen from asian american homes will tell you about the police investigation and the wildfires in southern california are driving up. the demand for blood will tell you how you can help and how a

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>> we are back approaching 6.44. on the clock and here for things to know today, multiple people displaced now after a fire broke out at a san jose apartment complex. firefighters say 7 units burned 4 extensively damaged everybody inside that building was able to get out safely. no injuries were reported. the cause of that fire still under investigation. former san jose police union manager will avoid jail time after illegally importing drugs from foreign suppliers last

october. joanne suh govia confessed to running an illegal drug smuggling operation out of her home. federal prosecutors say she was motivated by addiction and not greed. and officers responded to a possible auto burglary in los gatos on wednesday. police say they spotted a suspicious vehicle and tried to make a stop that resulted in the driver fleeing at a high rate of speed. that chase ended when the suspect crashed into a car or i should say, crashed the car into a concrete wall before then running off on foot. the man from east palo alto was later arrested. the oakland unified school district is under pressure now to close or merge. some of its schools letter was sent to the district by the alameda county office of education. the district says they appointed a fiscal advisor that will help were closely. to find a solution. >> and then looking outside gorgeous morning out there with those clear skies above the east bay hills, as well as above mount tam right here.

you can see this camera is swaying a bit. that's because of some strong winds that are upper elevations. we are seeing fairly mild temperatures in our windy areas like half moon bay and san francisco. we're hanging out right around 60 degrees. in some cases, waller calmer spots like conquered in santa rosa, seeing those icy cold temperatures in the 30's. high-pressure not as a dominant force towards the weekend and we can thank this low diving in for really switching things up for us and especially for southern california, bringing some relief. this is a fairly moisture deprived the low. so it's not going to be a huge system, but it does result in a few light showers come late saturday into early sunday for the bay, maybe just a sprinkle or 2 and most likely southeast the sierra. we'll get a few inches of light snowfall. but southern california saturday sunday into monday, light rainfall potential on each of these days. and this is likely to be the first rain of the season for many parts of southern california. you see

that reflected in your statewide precipitation totals come the weekend. northcoast not getting anything. the sierra a few inches of snow possibility of a sprinkle for the bay. but for socal that chance of around a quarter of an inch of rainfall over the weekend, which is absolutely good news, especially considering we are still under red flag warnings now extend it actually into tomorrow morning for upper elevations around the southern part of the state. new fire yesterday actually closing parts of the i-5 corridor at times through the grapevine. so it's still very much so a very bad situation in socal that rainfall. it's a start, but we need a lot more of it. 60's for your highs in the city today. look at the new year, 70's and mission districts and we will actually get to the 70's in spots like the south bay this afternoon. it is mid january late january now and we heard seeing daytime highs, this warm. this is highly unusual and of course, very dry for this time of year. fremont at 69 for your high oakland at 68 north bay

temperatures not much different mid to upper 60's and for outgoing santa rosa, even a few low 70's looking ahead today and tomorrow are warmer days. we do cool down into the weekend as that low brushes right past us. chance of evening shower towards saturday into sunday morning next week, leveling back out and drying back out for the last week of the month right now. all right, john, thank you that continue to follow the breaking news this morning. >> right now, no bart service between antioch, north conquered because someone drove a car on the tracks. this is a photo of the aftermath right near the pittsburg bay point station. bart officials saying riders she go to the north conquered station to catch the next train. we already have crews that are on their way to the scene right now. kron four's will tran and they're working to try to get the station service restored. so again, catch the next train and north conquer station. if you are out there traveling, okay. all right. let's get a look at what's going on. we have a new acts and just popped up here. 80 westbound treasure island in san francisco. so things

are going a little slower this morning on the bay bridge. 23 minute ride heading into the city right now. checking our richmond center fell about 15 and the san mateo bridge. you're at about 20 minutes over there on that route. eastbound highway 4 bailey pittsburgh fatal traffic collision. so the westbound side a little slow and go. let's look at the south bay. 18 minute ride. morgan hill up to san jose. if your traveling that route this morning deiah james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna 6.48. the time these 3 men now facing several charges in connection with a large burglary operation in santa clara county. police say the suspects targeted asian households over the span of 7 months and stole more than a million dollars in items. officers also believe they've committed dozens of burglaries and several other cities too. >> people 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. >> a steady flow of donors stopped by the fremont fire department administration building to donate blood. plasma and plasma for those in southern california in great need right now because of the wildfires that are happening. the la fires combined with winter storm events are contributing to a a blood shortage for the nonprofit nationwide. >> at has resulted in 500 cancel blood drives nationally. and collectively we've missed out on 12,000 units of blood collected. >> the red cross says that they need donors of all types, but particularly if you're a type o negative, they need that blood. and those giving platelets. those are essentially saving lives right now just as soon as they donate their use, done. our

parent company nexstar media is partnering with the red cross to help as well. we're raising money for the wildfire victims. and if you scan this qr code, it makes it easy for you to donate. >> the year of the snake starts in less than a week. and san francisco is busy gearing up now for the annual lunar new year's parade in february. actress and director joan chen will serve as this year's grand marshal. the big parade is going to be saturday, february 15th and the community street fair is going to be on the 15th and 16th organizers are saying this year's parade will be huge for san francisco chinatown. >> it's going to be 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, it'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 year, more than a million visitors attended lunar. you knew your events new for this year. organizers are putting together a drone show that will light up the sky once the sun goes down, it's going to take place at a pier. 32, but they're still working on the exact date for when that will be. so stay tuned. >> all right. let's talk sports and specifically basketball. the warriors started out strong and then petered out against them. they just couldn't keep it. couldn't get the win. kron four's. erin wilson has the highlights. >> and the last time these 2 teams met it was earlier this month when the warriors lost to 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 pass the cat. that is 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. the count it and the foul 11 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 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 planted disk. >> all right, erin, thank you. it's 6.53 coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. big news for the oakland roots. plans for their future are changing. we'll tell you what that means. (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card!

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>> 6.56 right now. and the antioch animal services needs your help to find some forever homes for some animals that they have right now. and we're scrolling through what's in the shelter now. they're expecting some more large dogs to come in today and that will put him over capacity. they're waiving the adoption fees for their dogs, the shelter opens at 10 o'clock this morning. it's open until 05:00pm tuesday through saturday. it's on l street at west 4th street by the antioch police department. so peruse the websites, as i always let's just go look, honey, vicious. just gonna look. we don't need to get all right. 6.57 is the time. up next at 7 oakland leaders taking a stand against trump's immigration agenda will tell you about the resources they're launching to help towns, undocumented community. >> plus, the san jose police department is being accused now of excessive force after a violent canine att

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news attorney general rob bonta said 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 crisis was shot and killed. we'll hear from his family. it suspicious without and he wanted i school shuts down. >> i don't think the kids who really like to school they have to. backlash in pacifica after the district votes to