>> 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'll impact area. >> plus, sunnyvale police at the center of a federal lawsuit after a teenager in crisis was shot dead. we're going to hear from the family. it suspicious without and he was okay. 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 close elementary school. >> and this morning, park

service has just now been restored between north conquered aniak station at service was temporarily stopped because of a car crash on the freeway that ended up on the track. the demage has already been done and no will. tran has been out there live in concord, talking to people who is mornings have been messed up. they did move it, though. pretty quickly. let's get the latest. well. >> yes, over the past say 10 minutes or so full service has been restored. in fact, here's a bus bridge. this might be one of the last bus bridges that they will need as far as carrying people from antioch. but bay point station to this location because we do know now that service has been restored but terribly inconvenient for many people. so you have 10 seconds to spare. so how was it for you this morning? as far as did you know, not to drive to antioch or 2, but i get on a bay point in my daughters actually text me this morning and let me know the of the situation. so i rushed to the house and got to pittsburg bay point that on the bus there.

>> i just want if you don't know already, i just want to inform you. full service has been restored. so you >> won't have hop off at this location on the way back nicely. yeah. that's what i buy plan for. that's why a parked over there at the end of the evening. i could easily drove to walnut creek or something like that, right? but then i got to remember to get off that want to greek in the evening time show. >> with you and with me being having a, you know, a regular routine. >> thank you so much for that. well, congratulations. you have full service. in fact, look at this. that bus bridge. look at that sign. guys, i want show you real time. they used to say bus bridge on the side. now it says not in service because it's no longer needed. let me quickly show you the pictures in case you're wondering, how did we get here? well, we got here at around 03:45am. in the morning because a car just went over a barrier about 100 feet or so from the bay point station. and that for responders to come out there. unfortunately,

and san francisco. and we're seeing so many bart personnel here answering questions and you can see they are gone and people racing to the platform. business is back. back to ok, this is that not quite as usual, right is back. we're getting there that we just got to get rid of some of the residual backup that we're seeing elsewhere. reyna. good morning. yeah, good morning. slowly but surely will be back on track. >> right now there's a 20 minute delay on that. klein, the yellow line there in that has a full direction. so if you are going happen on that, you still got a little bit of time to wait, but we do know that bars services resume between antioch and north

conquered after that that terrible crash that happened there. also, the accident started on highway 4. so start there ended up on the bart lane tracks and all lanes have been opened along highway 4 on the eastbound and westbound side. just west of bailey road. things are still slow service street. still a good option. kirker pass road. still a good path for you to take they ridge right now, 20 minutes into the city this morning, followed by a 13 minute richmond, sandra fell bridge ride and that golden gate bridge right about 37 minutes. certainly had a busy morning, john. yeah, he's been busy for you i know today. >> is going to be a common clear one, though, for us weather-wise. so at least we have that working in our favor. looking outside at half. moon bay skies are beautiful and clear what it is. not a half. moon bay is calm, though, in fact, for upper elevations in our coastal areas, it has been a windy. 25 to 30 mile per hour gusts at the moment around there's a direct correspondence with those winds and how warm it is for

you. windier areas like half moon bay at 63 degrees. well, some of our commerce spots like concord, dublin in santa rosa, down in the 30's this morning. so some of us are windy and some of our so just cold frost advisories for the inland east bay and north bay. up until 09:00am for just another hour. as we move into the afternoon, some 60's to 70's for highs. back to you. all right. thank you very much, john. 84 is the time happening today. california attorney general rob bonta now expected to make an important announcement. >> related to the opioid crisis and the powerful drugs have claimed the lives of thousands of people in the bay area and in california in recent years. >> kron four's join hoda is live in san francisco with more on what's going to happen. >> yeah, good morning, guys. we're going to hear from a man in a moment who says that opioids destroyed his life, cost him his family, his home and forced him to live in the streets to feed his addiction. but of course, he's just one of the many examples of what this opioid crisis has done to

people all over the state. take a look at these numbers right here. preliminary data from the san francisco medical examiner revealing over 630 people died in 2024. in the city from an overdose. the majority of them fentanyl poisoning. that's lower than 2023 when the city saw deadliest year for overdoses with 800 accidental deaths. those numbers tell a powerful story when you'll see first hand on the streets of san francisco everyday tom wolf of daly city tells us that he ended up homeless in the tenderloin addicted to fentanyl until law enforcement eventually caught up with him. >> it was held accountable for the crimes that i was committing are the behaviors i was exhibiting as a result of my drug addiction. so whether that be stealing or shoplifting or holding drugs for the dealers. and you'll like i was doing to support my addiction. i was finally held accountable for those things. but, you know, it took 6

arrests. >> well, wolf, is now 6 years into his recovery and works as a recovery advocate. he's turned life around in the next hour we're expecting to hear from california attorney general rob bonta on what the state is doing to tackle the opioid crisis. we're live in san francisco. joey horta kron. 4 news. thank you, joey. >> 6 is the time now to the pacific, a school district where they voted late last night to close ocean shore elementary. a lot of parents and kids were worried, shocked, angry crowd for stephanie rothman has more. >> families flooded in group b lacey rchool. 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 year. >> 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 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 the school will be happy take 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 is under pressure to close or merge some of its schools to, 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 they'll be unable to meet their financial obligations unless it makes significant

budget changes. usd is currently facing 152 million dollar deficit. the board has considered merging 10 schools that currently share a campus, but they still haven't voted on that option yet. the education office has also appointed a fiscal adviser for the district, which school officials say they will work closely with to find a solution. >> time to good and just cause. and if the >> sunnyvale family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit because of the police shooting that ended in the death of their teenage son last year. and we have some body cam video of the police response and what happened. we want to warn you, you may find this footage disturbing. this is video from march of last year when the sun actually was the one who called the police because he didn't know what to

do. you just knew something was wrong with himself. something was going on. so here you see the sonny bill police. they ended up shooting 19 year-old emmanuel perez basara police were responding to that call at the mobile home park to investigate. you know, a man who was walking around in the area naked in a clearly upset. so one officer ended up shooting that teenager who continue to walk towards him. the lawyer representing the family says officers did not follow protocol that day and using a firearm should have been the last resort. >> and he found himself that day 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 that they are ready to take this case all the way to trial. and in

the next coming days, they are going to court don't be scheduling an appointment with the attorneys preparing the case. we want to give you the latest 8.11 now on the wildfires in southern california. the hughes fire. this is a new one that just started yesterday morning near cast lake in los angeles and ventura counties. and you can see all the smoke from it. more than 10,000 acres have burned since yesterday when it broke out. it's only 14% contained looking from above all of that black smoke about 31,000 people have been evacuated and thousands more are under evacuation warnings. the smoke from that fire is creating an extremely hazardous air quality situation in an area that already has been just flattened by fires. >> they limited my major completely doesn't seem like. >> inversely, if there's no sports. >> it did not think that happened whatsoever. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news sonoma state

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>> a 15 another beautiful view outside right here from the top of mount tammany. yet another clear morning, little bit breezy this morning, especially in those higher elevations. you probably notice that wind last night oakland. >> hills nearby the coastline that has contributed to a very mild morning in our windy spots like happen. bay at 63. well, santa rosa full 30 degrees lower than that at 33 degrees to talk about variety with temperatures, colder

spots are calmer spots this weekend. we do finally see something to drink. break this dry trend, at least for some of us towards the saturday afternoon. low pressure starts to dive in. we could see a couple sprinkles for the bay area, but this is mostly going to be a sierra light snow maker with 3 to 4 inches of snow in the sierra and then saturday, sunday into monday around a quarter of an inch of rainfall for southern california. now, this is good news for sure is far as dampening those areas that are very dry been very fire active lately. the problem with this quarter of an inch of rain on those burn scars that are very fresh is the potential of mudslides and debris flows. so those in the vicinity of our recent fires are going to be concerned about that. a few inches of snow, as i mentioned in the sierra, maybe a sprinkle in the bay most likely further south. we do still have red flag warnings and actually extended through tomorrow morning in southern california yesterday, the hughes fire broke out right around the grapevine. in fact, closing the great find. i-5

having a major impact from. that's recent fire 60's for your highs for most of us today, although there are some 70's on the map and that includes some of us in the south bay where morgan hill, you can expect your daytime high today to reach 72 degrees. santa clara at 71 east bay times getting right close to 70 degrees. union city at 69 while oakland at 68, while the creek and concord at 66, some low 70's as well for a couple spots in the north bay. now, tomorrow is going to be a fairly mild one as well before a subtle weekend. cooldown back into the 50's slight chances of sprinkles. really nothing more than that for the bay reyna. >> a park service has been restored between indiana and north conquered. remember, there was early morning accident that impacted bart and also the highway the year. and we did have a 20 minute delay at one point, we no longer have a delay on the antioch line. so that's good

news. everything's moving along pretty nicely now that accident were just talking on the bart line also impacting the highways. it started here, but all lanes are currently open. this was bailey road. and so now things are a little bit slower because of that along highway 4 on the westbound side. but things are recovering 17 minutes into the city on the bay bridge. no accidents or hazards. their will want to want to be traveling for morgan hill up to san jose about 15 minutes. if you are going making your way along the east bay 8.80, are down to 37 around. 54 minutes starting. james, back to you. >> in the san jose police department is facing a federal civil rights lawsuit over a canine attack. and we have blurred out the video because it is a graphic encounter. take a look. that's fernando villanueva galv as who you here screaming in pain as a police dog was attacking him. and here he is after he was

bitten, as you can see on the face to head, the ears bitten off their his neck and other parts of his arms as well. the canine was responding and the police to this stabbing incident that happened at apartment complex and 2023 and investigators say that villanueva galv as was told to surrender and they waited outside his apartment for several hours before they sent in the canine. the video shows the police dog who has latched on to him biting him and he says that the officers we're failing to be able to get the dog off of him to stop biting. the attorney says the canine was being used in that case because of that as uncontrolled weapon. and now they're suing the department for excessive force. refused to let you know, the officers a pretty big guys. and 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. >> and the attorney says that he is still trying to heal from the physical and emotional damage. she believes the san jose police department needs to adjust its policies around k 9 news. we did ask the san jose department for comment. we haven't heard back. >> 8.19, is the time and a former san jose police union manager will avoid jail time now after illegally importing drugs from foreign suppliers. so joanne suh go view was sentenced to 3 years probation and 100 hours of community service was last october. that's a gopher confessed to running an illegal drug

smuggling operation out of her home. she was smuggling for a supplier in india. so go if it was an office manager for the san jose police officers association planned social events. federal prosecutors say she was motivated by addiction and not greed. well, san jose city officials have narrowed down their candidates to fill the vacant seat on the city council. so on your screen right now are the list of potential candidates that are being suggested now to fill the district 3 seat that was left vacant by former councilmember omar torres. you may remember he resigned and was arrested in november for alleged child abuse. we have on the list. bob stadler, jamaal 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 during that special election that's scheduled for april. >> it's a 21. and despite pressure from the trump

administration officials in some bay area cities say they are committed to protecting immigrants and not helping arrest them. alameda county officials held a meeting in oakland yesterday announcing a new effort to uphold the protections of those who are at risk of being deported. >> i have asked 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 come and express 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 that scott resources for the community, including a list of legal resources and also information on future workshops. >> aimed at educated, educating undocumented immigrants. >> and there's going to be hotline to answer any questions you have that should be up and ready by february.

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>> in 25 and it was a major police response in the east bay. when somebody reported that they found a box packed with military explosives exposes in pleasant hill. the walnut creek police bomb squad went out and personal with us. air force responded to that

home on shirley drive yesterday afternoon and they safely removed everything and they say there's no active cool ithe investigation. and everybody is ok, though, they would not give any other details like where that box come from. >> well, for your health this morning, federal authorities now sounding the alarm about fake botox. new york city. yes, the titian has been arrested now after being accused of injecting patients with counterfeit botox from china. officials say he was also giving it to people without a license even after they were getting ill clients reported vision problems and botulism and potential, which is a potential fatal disease. at least 15 people in 9 states reported similar problems last year. well, a new survey reveals that nearly half of americans plan to drink less this year. advertising from advertising from nc solutions reported. 65% of adults aged 18 to 28 say they intend to cut back on alcohol. but 39%

say they hope to adopt a fully dry lifestyle in the new year. the shift follows the popularity of social media trends like dry january and sober october, as well as recent calls by the u.s. surgeon general to include cancer warning labels on alcoholic beverages. we'll take a break. a 26 is the time. coming up. an east bay city is helping small businesses get. >> security upgrades for free. we're going to tell you how that program works and how you that program works and how you can apply.

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clear the coast is clear and also the coast is clear on bart, although we're still regina. so we're watching a few things will get to the traffic in the second highest. let's start with the weather, john. we're looking at a live picture behind us. good morning. good morning. it's nice and sunny out there this morning. that's something we've all got, but it's a mixed bag. otherwise with some of us. >> actually pretty chilly and others not so bad this morning. here's a look outside at the embarcadero looking pretty calm in san francisco at the moment for some of us last night was a pretty windy night like up in the berkeley hills and around half moon bay. some of these spots are actually are more mild areas this morning. so wind has a direct correlation with temperature happening, but you're at 64 degrees while santa rosa only at 33 degrees right now. so chilly uncommon. santa rosa, concord and fairfield, but a little breezy in berkeley and half moon bay. we still do have frost advisories for 30 more minutes in the inland east and north bay before they do expire. and we venture into really warm territory this afternoon with daytime highs in the 60's to even low 70's rating.

>> thank you for that. a good news. no more delays on the antioch line. there was an earlier traffic crash that impacted the antioch line between antioch, north conquered. that's the yellow line. and so that service was stopped for some time between those stations. now that has resumed. we had a delay for the delay is no longer. so again, if you're hopping on the line traveling towards sfo, no major issues or delays now, highway 4 still slow as a result of that. but look at our highways across the bay area 8, 85 80 even want to want to to 80. everything's pretty slow here in 8 o'clock hour. so give yourself some extra time the panel where you're coming from 18 minutes on the bay bridge. let's check out the richmond. sandra fell about 14. all right. james, about 14. all right. james, back to you. and developing story. now we're hearing from the mother of a young man who was killed in a multi-car crash that happened in san francisco at 6 and harrison streets. you can see the accident scene there in the screen. a black tesla was going almost 100 miles an

hour at the time of the accident. kron four's lezla gooden has more on the story. >> this deadly crash took 27 year-old cal woman nichols life on sunday, i spoke with his mother who calls him isha. she says he is her youngest son and that his smile and heart touched. a lot of people was kind and helping everybody using all his skills his knowledge, he would never refuse. >> anyone meet julia mom to 27 year-old macau. better known as miesha be. she was involved in the 7 car collision at the intersection of 6th street between bryant and harrison originally from southern california. he called san francisco home for the last 4 years and worked as a computer engineer. his mother says she hasn't slept since the accident. he was in wrong place at time. she tells me he was very active, love nature and sports and hearing that he

was in another crash, difficult freeway exit ramp down here south orange county. it by a stolen car in pursued off multiple police units. >> and the cars with a total. but luckily there were no injuries and no lives lost at that time. we didn't have conclusion to that because even though physically me she was not hurt. but he was he was shaken emotionally, according to sfpd. the crash took place sunday night. >> and the tesla driver, 66 year-old jean has been arrested and charged with vehicular manslaughter. waymo spokesperson tells us their vehicle was struck from behind by speeding car that was going about 98 miles per hour, adding that no was inside waymo during the crash and the steps should be taken how to

reduce the accidents >> lives lost on the street because it's everybody's safety. and she says he also dreamed of having a family someday and raising them. >> like how he grew up with her, adding that he will be deeply missed, especially by his brother, his irish twain. we also reached out to tesla for comment about this crash. >> but we have not heard back as of news time. and according to sapd, they say this still is an active investigation. reporting in the newsroom. let's go in kron. 4 news. >> 33 the time in the east bay, a man convicted in december of killing 2 young women in fremont 39 years ago is now sentenced to life in prison on tuesday. 63 year-old david misch was sentenced to 2 25 years to life prison sentences for the murders of jennifer dewey and michelle xavier. back in 1986, their bodies were found in a remote area after attending a birthday party at fremont dna

evidence and a partial license plate found on one of the victims tied misch to those murders. it was already actually serving a life sentence for the 1989 kidnapping and murder of 9 year-old micaela. garrett back. that was in hayward. he'll begin serving his new sentences after completing the 18 years to life sentence for the murder of garrett. >> it's a 34 in the family of a woman who was pushed to her death in front of a bart train at a station last year is suing bar now accusing the agency of failing to protect the public last year. 74 year-old corazon dan dan was pushed in front of a moving bart train and she ended up dying of her injuries. a person has been arrested and charged in her death. bandit dan downs, a family is now going after bart saying that bart failed to do their job of protecting 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, the man accused of pushing her, had already been banned from bart and arrested 27 times. >> take a look at this video of a burglary. you can see people with masks going into this home in pleasanton. they broke in through a rear sliding door last week and within 10 minutes they were able to leave with a whole bunch of stolen things before the police even arrived. they were seen leaving the area in a light colored land rover with a stolen license plate. >> well, yesterday morning we first told you about ice agents that are now able to arrest migrants at places like schools and churches. the department of homeland

security says that under their new policy, quote, criminals will no longer be able to hide in america's schools and churches to avoid arrest and quote, now prior to this reversal, officers were usually required to get approval for any enforcement operations at schools or churches except in cases like national security. well, now the the move that we just talked about is causing many bay area residents to be pretty afraid of possible deportation and even avoid leaving their homes altogether. so yesterday, a community resource center in san francisco is mission district saw less attendees than usual at its food pantry event. many of those who did show up expressed their concerns now about possible crackdowns. >> taking 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. >> eliminate my major completely just doesn't seem like the university of there's no sports. >> did not think about happened whatsoever. >> all sports is out at sonoma state university. major cuts to close a multi million dollar budget deficit, including the elimination of the entire division. 2 athletics department and multiple academic departments as well. the university announced this on wednesday on day 2 of the spring semester. 46 faculty members will not have their contracts renewed next year, weich includes tenured positions more than 20 degree programs are also being cut. student athletes will remain eligible to receive their scholarships as long as they meet current terms of the scholarship. a woman soccer player tells kron 4. a lot of students right now whether planning to leave. >> we all had like offers everywhere else and chose here for soccer. and so now it just makes us all want to leave. like i know a lot of athletes

are in the same boat like they came here for the score. and now they're going to leave. so they're going to lose even more students. so. >> the university is also citing a 38% drop in enrollment since 2015, there will be a campus community town hall on january 30th, where people can learn more and ask questions. >> it's a 30 and the fires in southern california are now forcing the american red cross to cancel hundreds of blood drive on wednesday. the fremont fire department helped out by partnering with the nonprofit and opening its doors to donors is it's just a time when they need donors and they can to the blood drive so conference late. it all has more on how we're helping. >> the fremont fire department put out a public call for help. the community responding by showing up dropping in arm and donating blood. i've been donating blood for years. totally worth it. >> yeah, worth whatever i had to do this today. fremont fire chiefs rated e asaamong the donors. she says her department partnered with the american red cross to host a

blood drive at its administration building wednesday because the nonprofit is in desperate need been unable to collect donations in la because of the fires and the and the winter. >> storms 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 o negative blood donors and those giving platelets are essential to saving lives. this month. i signed up for this before the fires, but >> still, if regardless of where it helps, it where chief diaz says 14 of her crew members have helped fight. the la fires are making a contribution not only to people who need it such as folks who have sickle disease. >> there's a shortage in plasma and platelets. so we're really excited to be able to make a contribution in this way, a contribution that will go a long in fremont. philippe

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>> we are back in a 43 are. take a look at this. santa rosa, chp and the marine mammal senator rescued. >> us elijah statue, right? it looks like a statue note its an actual s-line. yeah. they found it in tamales in marin county. what is he doing up on the town? know they like what they do know that and how it got there. >> you know, if it was hurt, they're not quite sure. but there he wants to be back in the water. sure. yeah. so the marine mammal center rescue them their check him out. given them a full health check and then eventually he'll be released my golf and you walk by think it's a statue in book. the antioch animal services. they need your help to find forever homes for all of these. >> dogs that they have. in fact, they're expecting some

large dogs today and that's going to put over capacity. as we kind of roll through which you can do the same thing, go to the website and see what pups are up for adoption at the shelter. they open at 10 o'clock this morning. we have a real stir. they do it well, i don't everything waves. i think if you get the booster for for a and there's i already saw a lot of real cute dog. so if you're interested. >> again, the adoptions are free right now. and that doesn't happen all the time. so as i say, honey, let's just go, look, we're not going adopt. you know, look at the face. and then, you know, happens >> we do have these chilly evenings. dogs they're the perfect into portable space heater. are the kids out there at the view from of which is pretty perfect itself. >> it is chilly, though. i mean, look at those 30's and santa rosa, concord and livermore. well, not so chilly and half bay and san francisco, which been some of our breezier areas. high-pressure, not the dominant force this weekend. we have a low diving into this one, even though being a

little moisture starved will provide some needed rain and snow to us for the bay area and maybe just a sprinkle late saturday into early sunday for the sierra few inches of snowfall. but we're really looking at southern california here from saturday sunday into monday. we have solid rain opportunity for socal neighbors with so desperately need this. now, of course, that sounds on the surface like a wonderful thing. and it is good to get that rain. but we have those fresh burn scars around the la metro and with any sort of rainfall. we do have the potential of mudslides and debris flows. so something that officials down there really prepping for us. this rain comes into sight. we do see a couple inches of snow in the sierra. this is not a huge snow maker and certainly for us in the bay area, not much of a rainmaker with just a few sprinkles possible. definitely not the rainfall that we need to start seeing. still red flag warnings actually extended through tomorrow morning for the mountains around la. yesterday the hughes fire broke out, closing down parts of i-5 through the grapevine. points last night into this morning.

today's daytime highs are going to be warm warmer than yesterday was that's enough to get us out of the 60's and into the 70's for areas like the south bay this afternoon, our warmest city today is morgan hill at 72 followed closely behind by areas like campbell in san jose, even hayward and union city at 68 degrees today. same in oakland, san leandro in castro valley, north bay. temperatures as warm as the low 70's and yacht bill and santa rosa. let's look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures. we'll be in the 60's for one more day before falling to the 50's for the weekend. we will see those slight chances of showers. a mostly sunny morning on saturday followed by increasingly cloudy and possibly wet conditions right >> is it was longer on the yellow line, the antioch line there. our service resumed to antioch, north, conquer. we had earlier accident that took place on the highways highway 4 and up on the tracks there.

barton kind of shut things down there temporarily. so now things are up and move in and there's no more delays on the antioch line. however, there are delays on other highways across the bay area. if you're looking at map right now, you can see a 85 80's. pretty busy, 80 from hayward through of fremont, of the south bay to 80 as well. so pretty much of you out there driving right now. he was a extra time. 16 minutes on the bay bridge traveling into the city right now. highway 4. that's where that accident took place in lanes are blocked at some point. but now they're back open. 32 minutes, antioch, into you that residual delays there. 22 minutes along. 24, from a creek down to 5, 80 over in the east bay. let's get a look at things along 80 crockett out towards the maze. you start to build soon as you hit san pablo and it's a pretty slow right traveling into the city. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much, renay. 48 is the time in the south bay, the cost of living has seen a pretty big spike over the last 10 years in santa clara county. according to the numbers, the cost of living

increased faster than wages and that's across all income levels. even the median income, which is gone up, nearly 75% in the last 10 years. can't keep pace with the cost of housing because the price of a two-bedroom apartment went up 90% in that same period. so you're basically affording less of an apartment now than did 10 years ago. based on the national low income housing coalitions, 2024 out of reach report. household needs to make at least $125,000 a year in order to afford that 2 bedroom apartment. experts are calling on cities like san jose to maybe increase the city's minimum wage and change zoning laws to allow for more affordable housing. >> and the east bay, the city of san leandro is helping small businesses by offering grants. that's part of the small business security assistance program that they say have helped. 25 businesses last year launched their businesses. what she'd do if you're interested, you have to apply for a comprehensive security assessment of your

property. first, they want the business on and that is paid for by the city and then the business can get up to $5,000 and a grant for security improvements for more information in go to the city's website. the year of the snake starts in less than a week in san francisco is getting ready. gearing up for the annual lunar new year parade in february, actress and director joan chen will be this year's grand marshal. the parade will be saturday, february 15th at the community street fair going to be held as well on the 15th in the 60's. he got 2 things to go to. the organizers say that this year's parade is going to be huge for san francisco's chinatown. >> 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. >> the lunar new year is on january 29th. and if you're curious what the year the snake is supposed to bring growth, reflection and personal transformation. >> time now is 8.50 and let's talk sports, little basketball, basketball, the warriors. they were taken on the sacramento kings started out strong, but it didn't end that way. it's kind of fell apart. kron four's erin wilson has more. >> and the last time these 2 teams met it was earlier this month with the warriors lost to the kings by 30 points at home. know that chase. >> but those they were able to get some are even picking up in the 2nd quarter tied at 24 israelis. drains 3 from the top of key. any get the pass the cat. that is a four-point play. the warriors take the lead. now later in the quarter, the warriors up by 9 step curry. will he gets

around the screen. trayce jackson-davis with a dime. he lays count that 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. since 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 demar derozan 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 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. a 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. 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 14 points and 12 assists to 58. but the kings just a little too much for the 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 threw at the desk. >> thank you, aaron. a 52 is the time coming up in the next hour. the copper morning news. we're going to take a look at the latest phone lineup coming from samsung. we're going to from samsung. we're going to get in rich on tech. excited about saving big

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only one way to find out. well, they're also supposed to represent >> his career. and that's why they cut through all this. and one cookie, i guess that any? and if you're a cookie, this is what he would can't find it in stores just yet. presales begin monday. it'll be on oreo's website. then you can also buy the cookies at retail stores next month when they're in stock. as we go to the break, i'll leave you with. if you're a cookie will cook you. would you be leave that question? yeah. all right. up next on the kron, 4 morning news. the oakland unified school district is on track to run out of money this year. >> the district now facing the possibility of having close schools will have a look at the story. meanwhile, in the south bay, san jose police are being accused of excessive force after a violent canine attack. look, details on the federal lawsuit. they're now facing. plus the morning commute back on track after a deadly crash temporarily shut down parts service in the east bay. we're live with an explanation of exactly what happened.

>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news attorney general rob bonta is at this moment making a major announcement about the state's opioid crisis. we're live with how it'll impact that bay area. plus, sunnyvale police at the center of the federal lawsuit after a teenager can crisis was shot and killed. we're going to hear from the family. it suspicious without and you want patients. i school shuts down. >> i don't think the kids who really like the school they have. backlash in pacifica this morning after the district votes to close an elementary school parents. students not happ