dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. >> how do we protect our communities against trump's attacks which already begun. >> well, kron for news this morning. local communities on edge after a high school student says they were approached by someone on a muni bus plane to be an ice agent. plus, nearly 3 years

after alexis gabe went missing, prosecutors decided not to press charges against her accused killer's mother. and 2 years after a mass shooting at half bay, the community coming together today remember the 7 lives lost. >> thanks for waking up with us together on friday. here we are dari and i'm james looking ahead to a weekend where actually the weather is going to change a little bit on us, ok? well, let's get right to it. we are seeing some big changes for sure this weekend. today is the last day of those 60's and dry skies before a cool down tomorrow. >> and a couple of sprinkles towards tomorrow evening, which are very welcome. we do have a bit of a cap across the bay this morning. it's a mix of marine layer and also just not such great air quality, but air quality should improve. as we do see some winds coming through. and of course, a little bit of rainfall, palo alto in fremont in the 30's, dublin and conquered and 30's as well. we're staying above freezing,

but we are chilly. so don't forget the layers. winds are calm this morning, but we'll pick up especially towards the evening. look at those winds up in fairfield towards tonight. that's enough for some high wind advisories going into effect tonight at 10:00pm lasting through sunday as a low pressure area slides right past the region. if you're looking for a nice day to venture out, similar to where we have been today, is that one with highs in the 60's? not as warm as yesterday but still warmer than average right now. all right, john, thank for that. good time to be made on our bridges. but our highways was a little slow. >> 15 minute ride on the bay bridge making really excellent time on a friday. well, 10 along a richmond, sandra fell bridge golden gate bridge at 24 and checking on those highways out there. 5, 18. 82 oakland, both slow and congested. we just had an accident. clear alone. find 80. but we still got one on a 80 as you're traveling through brought lane oakland. you can see 80 highway for also much slower of a commute. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of his 802 and a big story

this morning. some san francisco parents and students are on edge because the students said they will question by an ice agent on a city bus. so that incident prompted the school district to send a message to parents relaying what the student said happened. >> robert, to a florida actually live for us in the city to walk us through it. joey? >> yeah, james. what we know is that of course, this comes after the president's plans to roll out mass deportations now include targeting schools. so the principle from balboa high school in san francisco sent a letter out to parents and neighboring schools as well after this happened allegedly. so here's what the letter says, quote, a student that visitation valley middle school reported they saw an immigration law enforcement officer on the 29 muni bus on thursday, student reported they were approached by officer and asked for identification and where they were from that student is safe and with their family. now, the principal says, meanwhile, the superintendent of san francisco unified says the district is a safe haven for

all students. regardless of citizenship status. and every student has the right to attend school. >> regardless of the immigration status of the child with the childs family members and has not been able to confirm if an ice agent was actually on that bus, but the school still felt the need to. and for parents probably reached out to the district. san francisco police department of homeland security and supervisor walton. we're still waiting to hear back. but again, the school district knowledge that this is alarming situation to just learn about for parents and students out there, especially those among immigrant community. back to you. joey, thank you. meantime, all these years deportation are not just spreading in the latino community. also affecting. >> the asian-american as well. no matter how many generations of family has been here. there is a concern among the api community. >> neighbors and i and other

asians, we're saying at least we're in the san francisco bay area where where some are protected. so we feel safe here. but unfortunately, for our friends and family there outside. california. yeah, our houses are open for them. >> so that's the one man is talking about how he is happy lives in california because california is reacting to the threat of deportation by letting immigrants know their rights and that they will be protected 804, is the time right now in on the peninsula, half moon bay nonprofit got a post card that had anti immigrant rhetoric on it. all us, which is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting latino immigrants and workers showed the postcard that they received on tuesday in the mail. and you can see scrawled in the left-hand corner there have your bags packed. trump is coming. exclamation point. you flip it over and it had this about illegal aliens and reporting them in schools work church restaurant spreading this type of propaganda and

fear is the goal of this. and the nonprofit says they're going to increase security because they want to make sure that there are no real threats that end up happening. >> well, happening tonight the bay area's going to be coming together to remember the 7 people who were killed 2 years ago in half moon bay when a gunman opened fire on 2 farms. tonight, there will be a vigil in kron. four's will tran is live now at half of a with more. well. >> they are remembering the past and they also want to remember them well into the future. you can see the sign right behind me. city of half moon bay. they are looking for input for permanent memorial. and you can see that was a sign for people to show last night. in the meantime, there is a makeshift memorial and it has been here for the past 2 years. so many people rushed to this location in downtown half moon bay to place flowers. and you can see there's a sign right there and fresh flowers still being placed as we speak. but

they're looking for a permanent memorial. let me show you video from last night. yesterday was exactly 2 years ago when 7 people were gunned down at work, another person shot and injured and still recovering from his injuries. so 8 altogether. and of course, they remember the victims on that particular day 2 years ago, the alleged shooter went to 2 mushroom farms here in half moon bay before ultimately getting arrested. he has not started trial yet. and that will begin in april. but they don't want to focus on him. they want to focus on remembering the victims. here's a community activist talking about the memorial. >> i was reminded that was it was sad everybody shocked and now i think 2 years after we're seeing how slowly, you know, and then surely we're coming out of that trauma. the proposal use 3 of the designs

that were hoping one of them will be selected to be the actual final memorial and work. today. we're gathering community feedback. we invite them to come drop by their comments share their thoughts what they like. but they don't like anything that else that we should consider and we'll take all that feedback report back to the committee report back to city council commissions and committees. >> today is also a very big day, even though it's 2 years and one day since the massacre, they will hold a news conference at 11 o'clock this morning. and we are talking farmworkers community activist because after the massacre took place, they went into the farms and that's when most of the world started to realize what they already knew, that the farming conditions are deplorable and they want better housing. so they will be a news conference at 11 o'clock. not to mention a vigil at i lost cultural center starting at 6 o'clock tonight, all the way until 8 o'clock. as far as the

proposals that you just heard, 3 proposals are being submitted or at least considered and they range anywhere between one and 3 million dollars. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. well. >> and is the time. and now an update to another big story that we've been following. the mother of the man charged with killing a lexus game will not face any charges contra. costa county da's office announced this decision and sunday marks 3 years since alexis was reported missing. kron 4. sarah stinson has more. >> it's over for there was a big day and very big the supporting day for us. >> when gabe feeling defeated after learning the mother of the man accused of killing his daughter, alexis will not be facing charges. very sad day for it'll be 3 years the sunday since gabe was last seen. the oakley woman was 24 years old when her remains were found in amador county after her family reported her missing in january 2022.

gabe's ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones was charged with her murder, but he was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington state in june of 2022, the contra costa county district attorneys office was also investigating if jones's mother, alicia coleman, clark helped cover up the murder. the da's office says investigators searched her home and interviewed her boyfriend to see if she paid for her son to fly to washington. and while prosecutors say some information raised suspicion about coleman clark's potential culpability as an accessory after the fact they could not find sufficient evidence to charge her. this despite the gabe family presenting evidence to the da last month, there's just a mountain of small pieces of evidence. that's one of the attorneys for the game family. dara cashman. i fundamentally disagree. >> with the da's decision, presented the evidence in a manner that i thought was

compelling to them. so what she did in my mind is unconscionable and he's clearly. >> not lawful. >> we're confused to why. think it's still not in doubt. that's what really infuriates me. no da diana becton released a statement saying in part. >> our office has worked tirelessly over the past 3 years to pursue every lead. while we have concluded our investigation into this matter, we remain committed to supporting the gabe family. i don't know what they're talking about. i mean, look support. ruined mean. quinn says his family has decided to continue their fight by joining the recall efforts of da backed in the family sore, but also become >> back to car. so water organizing the recall and, you know, not want to know how the field i'm going to be. we decided to be part of that. >> the statue of limitations on charges for jones's mother

expires this sunday. the same day the gabe family is holding the second annual day of kindness in honor of alexis. >> it could be as easy buying someone a cup of coffee or opening a door to someone that i'm sara stinson reporting. kron. 4 news. >> 11 right now. and still ahead after being indicted on federal charges. what's next for former oakland mayor sheng thao? and san francisco city leaders are taking a closer look at crash prone areas in the aftermath of a deadly multi-car crash.

>> outside this morning, another tier one and another very chilly one areas like berkeley and oakland got close to those 30's falling into the low 40's earlier today. >> big switch up just around the corner. we're already seeing an onshore breeze kick back up. but tomorrow, willow slides right past us. and with that, we are going to be right at the cusp of some needed rainfall for the state. that means the bay area. we may just see a couple of sprinkles late tomorrow, really after the latter part of the day, we will be looking at a lot of snow in the sierra specially the southern sierra just a few inches at donner summit. but that snow hangs out a little bit longer south of sequoia national park for southern california. this is the big rainmaker. it starts tomorrow. goes through sunday and even into monday. that is concerning for the immediate vicinity of those burn scars and the fires around la as there could be debris flow, mudslides, results into that. but the rain is good news. nonetheless, we'll dry out monday through wednesday before another system pushes

through thursday. this one has much more of a white in spread impact for northern california. that includes us right here in the bay area. you out upper first rainfall, maybe a sprinkle or 2 for us here in the bay seconds. rainfall, though, and we get up to a 3rd of an inch of rain and some real big rain totals up in the north coast. decent snowfall in the sierra. just a few inches of it. this is amazing news for southern california, at least helping out with the wildfire potential red flag warnings expire at 10:00am today. temperatures the next several days will start to cool down. so if you're looking for those 60's, even though the coast does stay in the 50's today, the rest of us in the bay area will still be a bit above average and feeling pretty familiar like we have the past few weeks. so get out there. enjoy the mild feel. san jose at 68 degrees today. the space of mid 60's. >> the rest of the weekend is not going to be this warm. so it's definitely a good chance if you'd like to recent weather to savor. one more day

of it tomorrow and sunday will peak in the 50's pretty much across the board. tomorrow evening. we will see a sprinkle or 2 drying out by sunday. another round of rain looking likely thursday. >> rally in oakland and as you can see, i would say take 5.80, but that slows well. we had earlier accident along 5.80, that has cleared already. service streets might be your best bet to avoid 85, 80 at this hour. bridges look very bay bridge right now. 11 minutes. live for you on a friday. was fills at 7, 7 tail. you're at 15 over there. one of the south bay. checking on you. 43 minutes. we typically are at like 70 minutes at this time on a weekday. so friday light is in the south bay, certainly to 80 82 into 37, not seen major issues the east face. elliot are down to 37 around 40 minuten stories back to you. thank you, reyna. 17 is that i'm sticking with the traffic

theme. you may have seen these no parking curbs popping up along san francisco sidewalks. >> some of them, though, are leaving residents a bit confused for this red curve, for instance, on 18th avenue, right near balboa street is among several that were actually illegally painted near crosswalks. the sfmta says it's working right now to repaint those curves back to their normal colors and other curbs that were tampered with. but this is all in the wake of california announcing a new daylight law which requires people to park at least 20 feet away from cross walks and sometimes even further if there's a red paint to curb. officials say these fake curbs are causing confusion around this new law. so a few noticed a new red curb popping up in your neighborhood that you think looks a little odd. dial 3, 1, 1, give them a call. we'll send somebody out to double check. >> definitely unsettling that what you're telling and the family saying that we're going to have transparency would have one meeting. those going to be a conversation and it definitely didn't. it's not

the definition of transparency. >> lot parents are upset with the school district just days after they had this town hall meeting where the latest cities to district decided to narrow down the choices for possible school closures and consolidations. the superintendent needs to cut about 8 million dollars from the budget. currently, the district has 19 schools that serve about 9,000 students. the board is going to vote. they are looking at 3 options. the first option, air island health and fitness academy would close and charter school would move to the mayor campus under the second choice, loma vista, environmental science academy would be converted to get gotten through 5 and then 6 to 8th graders would move to solano widen men, leadership academy and then the 3rd choice. what have the district completely closing the loma vista, environmental science academy. the president of the parent teacher student association says the short list came as a surprise to her

and many families have questions. >> i'm not only speaking for my child like that psp parent. you know, i'm rooting for the whole community. all the kids. and what about the teachers, the teachers that they grew up with, but nobody gave us any answers as to staff. we came and faculty site even class sizes of. you're going to bring in another 30400 your packing the island to school with 700 plus students. like, what are your racial is looking like? >> the board is going to vote on its options and make a decision on february 19th and then whatever they decide goes into effect next school year. fire crews are making more progress now on the 2 biggest deadliest, most destructive fires in southern california. the pair palisades fire. it's 77% contained. now having burned more than 23,000 acres and the eaton fire is 95% contained scorching more than 14,000 acres. they have both cars so much loss of life and

property. then there's the newer fire that's called the hughes fire that just broke out this week. they're gaining containment on that to its in santa clarita. it's about 56% contained 10,000 acres and it just started wednesday morning. thankfully, no homes have been damaged, but there are still 30,000 people who have been evacuated. >> happening today, president donald trump is expected to be here in california as he's set to tour areas devastated by those deadly fires. the visit comes after he repeatedly criticized california's handling of fires and falsely claimed that the state's fish and conservation efforts in northern california are responsible for fire hydrants running dry in la county. now the president has also threatened to withhold federal aid for areas ravaged by those fires unless the state changes its approach to how it manages water. governor gavin newsom, by the way, has green lit billions of dollars in

emergency wildfire aid for those that have been hit hard in southern california. 2 and a half billion dollars in total will go towards impacted schools as well as the permit process for rebuilding. republicans also are pushing for an additional billion dollars to go towards wildfire prevention and forest management. something they say will save the state over time by preventing future fires. democrats disagree. there was also intense debate over the governor's effort to stand up to president trump ahead of his visit to southern california today. let's be clear. >> if this administration goes after our rights, our freedoms, our democracy, our people. the golden state will never back. dow were supposed to want to get along with a new administration and right out of the block. we're saying we're going to have problems, which, that's >> certainly bad messaging. >> well, the senate voted to pass the bills, which would then send 25 million dollars to the california attorney general's office to fund

future lawsuits against the trump administration. they'll come up to a vote by the senate state assembly next weekend. if it's approved there than it will move to the governor's desk for signature. >> it's 8.22. and we've got more on the president's a decision trying to outlaw birth right citizenship. it's on hold this morning. we'll on hold this morning. we'll tery excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five.

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artificial intelligence company. alexander in valerie beckman are facing charges of fraud, identity theft and other crimes relating to their company called game on incorporated. they're accused of embezzling money from investors for personal use, including using names and signatures of people without their permission. they also are charged with fabricating at least to audit reports if convicted, the couples facing quite a lengthy prison sentence. >> 25 right now and the san francisco zoo cafe called the leaping lemur cafe is temporarily closed because a health inspection found a rodent infestation. they cited multiple health code violations, including rodent droppings. and so this closure will remain in place until the issues are addressed. the cause for a chance to win. the lottery is going up. lottery officials in california just announced the price for a mega millions ticket is going to

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dollars and ok, that's one of the big stories we're following morning and the weather as well, which is free and nice and gorgeous. good morning, john. yeah, we have to pay for this nice weather. i mean, the rents pretty expensive. sometimes that, hey, we are looking at a nice day today. all we've had maybe 2 nights of weather lately. so it's actually good. we have a switch up this weekend, which does involve a little bit of rainfall. a few sprinkles late tomorrow. >> let's look outside sf little bit of a breeze and it's an onshore breeze. this morning. so trading things up right there. very enjoyable at the embarcadero right now. not quite as chilly as yesterday was, but i mean, spots like palo alto livermore, dublin, all down in the 30's this morning. oakland, you're still at 41 degrees or at least staying above freezing. we don't have any frost advisories this morning. but what we do have is an increasing wind tonight, especially up in the delta and the north bay mountains. and with that, we do have a high wind advisory that will go into effect starting at 10:00pm tonight, a passing low-pressure system. the same one that's bringing us tomorrow as light sprinkles is

resulting in those stronger winds. as for temperatures, it's our last day in the 60's, at least for the weekend. so if you'd like to our weather lately, go ahead and enjoy today. right >> john, thank for that. still tracking an accident along north county, 80 of broadway in oakland. >> if is just a slow, so i would say hop on that. i would surface streets and your best bet at this time. >> until things start to calm down on both ad in a t tim, it right on the bay bridge to traffic has been certainly in better on those bridges. 7 long. the richmond, sandra fell and the golden gate. 37 tolls now. 21 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks, ray. let's get back to our continuing coverage of what's going on with president trump taking office in signing an executive order. >> to end birthright citizenship. that is on hold. yeah. it didn't take long for a federal judge to issue a temporary restraining order. >> citing that the taking away of citizenship from those born here on u.s. soil violates the constitution. refers dan kerman takes a closer look.

>> a federal judge in seattle is temporarily blocked president trump's executive order seeking to redefine birthright citizenship. first right? it's a big the order the president signed would take away u.s. citizenship from those born here. if neither of their parents are u.s. citizens. the judge, an appointee of ronald reagan, said the order clearly violated the 14th amendment. this is step one. >> but to hear the judge from the bench say in his 40 years as a judge, he has never seen something so blatantly unconstitutional sets the tone for the seriousness of this effort. >> those who run la raza community resource center in san francisco's mission district. we're gratified with the ruling. it's utterly see that this trend has started on the right foot that we will fight back against the trump administration attempting to take away our our our basic rights. if the ruling is affirmed in 2 weeks, the trump administration could appeal and eventually the case could land at the u.s. supreme

court. >> this federal judge and i believe other federal judges look at this executive order and view it as directly contravene in the 14th amendment. and i think there's good reason to believe that the supreme court would think the same. in the meantime, republican lawmakers are taking matters into their own hands. >> to make birthright citizenship more restrictive. these over here on vacation. yeah. and just happened to go in labor. the coming across a border dana illegally. and they're using us like the international piggy bank. >> at a news briefing thursday, they announce the birth rate citizen act of 2025. legislation that will solidify and codified the president's order this lawsuit is just one of 6 filed on behalf of 22 states and organizations. again, in this case, president trump's order is on hold for 14 days. the attorneys will file additional briefs and then the judge is set to reconvene on february 6 to make a final decision. dan kerman kron, 4 news.

>> thank you, danny. 33 is the time. let's go to the south bay now where organizers held a roundtable in san jose to talk about. you know, what's at stake for different communities during the trump presidency. the meeting addressed various topics, immigration among them light of the president's recent executive orders, the group says trump's actions are already setting the stage for what could be another muslim ban. >> we have seen countless protests over the last year and a half challenging biden administration policies and we will continue to push back against any government official that wants to show up to our city and our community. and that is actively harming us. >> organizers say they are concerned about the future, but they're hopeful the community will be able to come together and face it together. in san francisco. authorities are also investigating now a deadly 7 car crash that occurred sunday night in the soma district. police arrested. 66 year-old john glenn yang charging him with vehicular manslaughter and

reckless driving. this crash involved him speeding and crashing into a driverless waymo robotaxi in the process that accident killed 27 year-old mikhail romanenko and a dog. 2 others were critically injured. we spoke with city leaders that say they're moving forward now with plans to install speed cameras and pedestrian safety measures there at that intersection. it's unclear when these cameras will be installed, but city officials say they will work to ensure the safety of the community. >> it's a 35 and we want to continue our coverage now of what happens in the wake of the federal indictment of oakland, mayor sheng thao. she is charged with 6 counts of conspiracy, bribery, mail, fraud and wire fraud and her partner, andrea jones as well

as businessmen, david and andy duong are also facing charges. >> tallis pleaded not guilty, but if she's convicted, the the penalties range from prison. time to supervised release 2 more than a million dollars in fines in our legal analysts. michael cardoza says regardless of the outcome, this case will take a toll on her political reputation. >> bringing in a like this again, somebody so famous, you've ruined their lives basically just by bringing it because even if a guest this mister not guilty, you know, everybody's going to say, well, what you get off of a technicality. >> the defendants are due back in federal court in early february. >> in the north, a more than 60 people are waking up without a job. now after layoffs happened at a mail only medical facility for state prisoners. the california medical facility in vacaville was at the center of a labor dispute. and those affected facility. jobs

include contracted janitorial and custodial workers. the union for them claims that the facility was in violation of state law because the workers were subcontracted through a company and not hired as state employees. their contract was eventually terminated early by the state personnel board. it's a 36 and books inc. the oldest independent bookstore company in the bay area. >> in berkeley is closing. yeah. the company says it's all part of bankruptcy restructuring for loyal customers. obviously it's bittersweet. >> dan thorn has the story. >> but the turning of every page books, has been welcoming readers of all ages to its store in berkeley for the past 10 years for neighbors like rachel lefkowitz, the bookstore has always been a part of her walk around town. come here all the time. find some of my favorite authors that i don't find anywhere else. people are always incredibly helpful. >> her treasure hunt, unfortunately, will come to an

end in february. book saying closing relocation after filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy. we're very to see i go out of business. john wynette and his dog stopped by the store thursday afternoon and delivered a card to employees. he says the store has been special spot for both him and his little dog or dog loves to come visit here. the staff are wonderful now is give them a tree. and he drags us here. we're also booked. file. so enjoy coming here for that as well. the company is offering its berkeley employees to transfer to other bay area locations. but for sarah bacon, the store's last day also be her couple of us, including myself, have declined those offers just because of >> community issues or other things. we're optimistic for the future. >> bacon says she started working at the berkeley story at the end of 2023. and it's

been fantastic ride despite the downturn, inc and foot traffic. the people that do come in here and shop here >> are very loyal. they are always very enthusiastic about how much they love us and how much they you know, values bookstore in the community. and especially now since we've announced the news, there's just outpouring >> of gratitude but also >> the store's last day is february 9th. they're having a closing sale through then which avid readers like rachel and john are absolutely taking advantage of. >> well, as dan thorn reporting books in though, says it does have 10 other locations across the bay area. 3 of them in san francisco. and those will all stay open. 8.39. on the clock and a huge honor to tell you about for a family owned restaurant redwood city. the chefs at mas have just been named semifinalists for this year's james beard. culinary award. it's a mediterranean restaurant run by 2 brothers who started serving food out of their debts convenience

store when they were little and they say their mission has always been the same to deliver a sense of home to their customers. >> we are is ensuring that the food is being served the way which we would want. you did. and as if you when you walk into missouri size, if you're walking into one like a middle eastern householder, we're going to offer you some to some free ice water you to take your jacket. we're going to you some great food. >> host bucs look good. missouri will open a new location in san bruno in may of this year. so they're growing a total of 22 bay area. restaurants and bars and chefs have been nominated for this year's james beard awards. and we'll find out who is the winner when that's announced in june. >> jp morgan healthcare conference is going to return to san francisco next year. it just wrapped up a week ago and it was widely seen as a success, bringing tens of thousands of visitors to san francisco and generating about 100 million dollars in economic impact. san francisco's mayor daniel lurie issued a statement where he talked about that he was

thrilled that the conference is coming back and he says we still have a lot of work to do, but it's a vote of confidence in the city and that still they're going to continue to make san francisco a safe and welcoming place for everyone. it's 8.40, right now. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. how one south bay program is helping young people. >> addition out of foster care and get a place they can call their own. and the warriors trying to bounce back after a tough loss and some franchise history being made. you seth history being made. you seth curry, a forest. excited about saving big

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>> thanks for staying with us on this friday. feels good to say that feels even better to deliver a forecast. that's got a little bit more sunshine to it with full knowledge that this weekend is our change of pace. so go ahead and enjoy a day like this at half. moon bay starting tomorrow, we see a low pressure system diving right past us now. what exactly does this do for us? we get a cooldown. we have some cloudier skies and we do see a few sprinkles likely tomorrow evening across the bay area snowfall. just a couple inches in the sierra. but for southern california, so be a little more significant. was saturday sunday into monday, each bringing rainfall potential for the la metro area. good news. this helps with fire danger. bad news, fresh burn scars, potential of debris flow and mudslides. that's something that crews down there watching close. we dry out monday through wednesday before a secondary system

moves in as we work our way into thursday of next week. this one's a whole different type of storm really impacting northern california and having more of an impact on us here in the bay area. so this first system really leaving us with nothing but a few sprinkles. that second system, you add it up and we will be looking at a 3rd of an inch of rainfall for the bay. by the time we reach thursday, likely and a few more inches of snow in the sierra too. so definitely good to be seeing. some finally wetter weather just at the end of january. red flag warnings will expire for our southern california neighbors at 10:00am this morning. so today is going to be a mild one, not as warm as yesterday was most of us that the coastal be in the 50's while elsewhere in the bay area. do expect those 60's for southern parts of the bay like the santa clara valley yesterday was mid 70's today. it'll be upper 60's. so still warm and still very mild union city at 65 today. pleasanton and i-66 danville and san leandro at 64 temps.

pretty nice and mild to with toledo at 61 santa rosa at 68 today. looking ahead, tomorrow starts our trend of 50's for the weekend and evening. sprinkle is possible monday through wednesday. warming back up into the low 60's before another round of rain thursday. >> if a bike or rally in oakland got an accident so things are slow. no accident along 5.80, certainly traffic has been building so that slow as well surface streets. probably your best bet as you're traveling 5, 18. 86. both highways are impacted and a lot 80's eastbound side gilman in berkeley got another accident. there. some public avenue. i would probably take that this morning. once you get past that bridge looks great. look at that 9 minutes heading into the city this morning, south bay we've been around. 39 a 40 minute throughout most of the morning along one on one. it's 85 up middle part, selling to dana to 37 around 34 minutes. you can see the delays along finding from that view, a

surface streets definitely would be your best option until that accident clears along 8.80, darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain at 8.46. on the clock and a man who was hit and killed while walking on a dark road way early thursday morning near to rock in sonoma county. and the chp is now investigating. they say this was on valley ford road near fallon. road. officers say the man was wearing darclothing walking in the middle of this dark lane when they were struck by a van and officers arrived pronounced that person dead. as for the people in the van, they stayed and talked with police and cooperated. no word yet on where the investigation stands this morning. 3 people have been arrested now at a rally outside of travis air force base in fairfield, they were all part of a protest against u.s. military aid and weapons sales to israel. on thursday, demonstrators were dressed as palestinian patients to, quote, dramatize the violence facing gaza's hospitals, end

quote. organizers say they're glad for the cease-fire deal in gaza, but they say in order to stop all war crimes in the middle east, there needs to be a ban on aid and weapons sales to israel. >> i'm here to protest the arms that we send to israel because i don't want to be complicit in genocide. it breaks my heart. when i see. devastation of people. >> well, we did reach out to fairfield. police on the demonstration will let you know when we hear back travis air force base you may remember was the side of a similar protests last november when 28 people were arrested. >> time now is 8.47. in san francisco. a lease agreement is reached to bring grocery outlet to the north point center on bay street in san francisco. the new store is going to fill the safeway spot because safely left back in he past few years, a lot of small businesses in the center were forced to shut down because there just wasn't any foot traffic. but now

those that have managed to stay in business, they're optimistic that the grocery outlet will breathe new life into the center. >> yeah, i mean, we're looking forward to having after angering there in the building. it will be good to actually see 10 does come in coming. if there is an coming in, that's the main draw mean just to get more tenants into the building. >> and here's a statement from grocery outlets saying that we know how important this site is to the surrounding community. and we're thrilled to soon be able to further our commitment to san francisco and its residents. if all goes well, the new grocery outlet is going open next year. >> in the south bay, young people coming out of foster care in san jose received a priceless gift, a place they can call home a program called my first place provide stable, affordable housing for foster youth. exiting the system in santa clara county. 9 people where the first of the group to move into these units, the goal of the program is to help these young adults stay in the community where they grew up.

>> to give these young people an opportunity to live in a city where the economy is not very forgiving its an opportunity for them to live in a place where they've been born and raised in grown-up and not have to be forced out live elsewhere because they can't afford rent. >> yeah, my first place for youths has many other apartment projects like this one in the works. the next 2 are scheduled to take place in san francisco. >> well, happening today, the city of san jose is unveiling the renovations done to the largest homeless shelter in santa clara county. >> the city partnered with home first and the housing industry foundation for this renovation project which cost about $150,000 at the reception center phase. one of the project increased privacy for individuals living in the shelter and face to involved upgrades around the shelter. they'll hold a ribbon cutting ceremony at 10, 30 this morning. >> 8.50, right now. let's talk sports and a milestone for steph curry once again, the

nba all-star team and he's setting a record. 2 is yeah. and also the warriors try to bounce back after a tough loss. we've got ben ross with a look at that. >> named an all star game started for the 10th time in his career and his franchise record. 11th overall all-star appearance passing arisen, who made it 10 times. that, of course, this one should be extra special as it will be in front of his home. fans at chase center in san francisco on february, 16th curry and the warriors were at chase playing host to the chicago bulls. think it up in the 2nd quarter. >> moses moody drops in the tray and i think he's learning from step as he just did his thing look away. 3 looked right at the bench before it went you better make it when you do that. he did warriors down. 35 33 next possession. steph drops in a 3 of his own as the warriors take the lead, they would blow it open in the 2nd half went on a 13 0, run late in the 3rd quarter. and then in the 4th post sinks his 5th, 3 of the 20 points off

the bench for post rape and green was loving every bit of it. a couple minutes later, guy santos from beyond the arc he drains his 5th triple a career high 19 points for the man they call 3 santos. let's go ahead. now moments later, stuff. closer drops in another triple. he had 21 points and 7 assists warriors hit. 25 threes and get a much-needed win one. 31 106. how about the bench scoring 83 of those points. guys, back to you. >> new baseball hall of famer and bay area native cc. sabathia is making a movie about his hometown of the late hall. it's going to be called boy help and is centered around sub after his experience playing little league in the city. he attended high and he was drafted straight out of high school by cleveland in 1998. and the pitch in the mlb from 2001 to 2019 e won the cy young award and world series

and he was a 6 time all-star. there is no word yet on a release date for the movie. but we'll be watching cc 8.52. right now coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> taking a look back at the history of california. the moment where we got the nickname, the golden state. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go.

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parade weekend. they're gonna make that announcement today at 01:00pm. >> 8.56 right now. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. the school district is narrowing down a list of possible closures and parents are upset will have some reaction. >> and a san francisco students said they were question by in what they thought was an ice agent on a muni bus. and the district is reacting. and we remember the lives lost 2 years ago in the lives lost 2 years ago in the mass shooting in have they? excited about saving big

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>> how do we protect our communities against trump's attacks which have already begun. >> right now, proper morning news. local community is on edge after a high school student says they were approached by someone on a muni bus who claimed to be an ice agent. plus nearby or nearly 3 years after alexis, gabe went missing, prosecutors decided not to press charges against accused killer's mother. and 2 years after a mass shooting at half bay, the community coming together now, remember 7 lives lost. >> morning and thanks for starting your friday with us. i'm darya and i'm james. we've got today to get through and then the weekend is ahead. high rate possible. i know. but let's not get ahead of ourselves because yesterday was like 70 that i will take another one of those jobs that we had quite a few seconds yesterday