>> how do we protect our communities against trump's attacks which have already begun? >> right now the kron, 4 morning news, local communities on edge after a student says they were approached by someone on a muni bus who claim to be an ice agent. plus, 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 today to remember 7 lives lost. good morning and thanks for waking up with us aria and i'm james. we want to start this hour with a check of weather. >> because as we know we're going into a weekend, people have plans and the weather changing on the alex who's going to happen? i john day there. we are seeing some big changes this weekend. today is going to be the warmer and sunnier day of the weekend.

tomorrow, a little cooler cloudier and the chance of a few light sprinkles later in the day. so just plan aroucd that a little bit. looking at the golden gate this morning, a bit of hazy sunshine going on. we've got a cap across the bay right now. air quality isn't at its best this morning, but should actually improved through the weekend. temperature wise. we're in the 40's to 50's. it's been a sleghtly cooler morning thus far. winds are very calm but will begin to pick up into especially the evening tonight, north bay mountains and the delta, especially breezy overnight with 40 to 50 mile per hour gusts that's resulting in high wind advisories going into effect at 10:00pm. and it's all because we've got a low steering right past us. that same lower results in tomorrow's chance of sprinkles. today, staying dry with highs in the 60's. nice day to get out and about back to you. >> 10 0, one is a time right now to big story that we're following. a lot of reaction in san francisco after a student said they were on a bus and that someone who said

they were nice agent confronted them and question them. so this incident prompted the school to. >> send a message to parents describing what happened. crawford's joey horta it live at visitation middle school where that student is enrolled to walk us through what happened. joey? >> yeah, james and darya. good morning. yeah. the families who have students who attend this school received one of those messages and this all comes after the president's mass deportations plans, including targeting schools. i'm beginning to move forward. we're getting reports of and this all comes again. here's what the letter says. let's go to student at visitation valley. middle school reported based on immigration, law enforcement officer on the 29 the bus. the student reported they approached by officer d asked for id and where they were from a student is safe and with their family now, they've also notified neighboring schools. meanwhile, the superintendent of san francisco unified says this is a safe haven for all students, regardless of cizenship status, every student has the right to attend school gardless of

immigration status of the child, war of the childs family members. and seth mta has not been able to confirm if an ice agent was actually on that bus, but the school still felt the need to inform parents kron 4 reached out to the district. san francisco police, the department of homeland security and supervisor walton. we're still waiting to hear back from everyone. but again, some fears here growing over concerns of this possible ice agent. big on a bus confronting a student itself still waiting to get much more on this. back to you. thanks a lot to 10 0, 2 is the time and meantime, fears of deportation are just in the latino community. it's also spreading. >> among many asian americans as well. that community has concerns of ice agents possibly asking them about their citizenship status. what he knows and asians are historically viewed as newly arrived. immigrants despite countless being here for multiple generations. one man tells us the api community is coming together to try and

help. >> neighbors and i and other asians, we're saying least we're in the san francisco bay area where we're somewhat protected. so we feel safe here. but unfortunately, for our friends and family there outside. so california. yeah, our houses are open for them. >> the study found that one in 4 residents in the bay area is a member of the api community. >> on the peninsula, half of a nonprofit got a postcard that had anti immigrant rhetoric on it. al u.s. a nonprofit dedicated to serving the latino community, got the postcard in the mail on tuesday. and you can see it right here. it says have your bags packed. trump is coming. and somebody sent on this postcard. on the other side, you can see what it says. >> report illegal aliens and then it goes on to show where you report them. it is scene is threatening to the group and in fact, what they're doing is responding by upping

their security. they do feel threatened, but they're hoping that everything will be ok. >> it's 10. 0, 4, a new this morning. we are hearing more from president trump this time about the devastating wildfires that happened in southern california because he's in california. and the question is, will he make federal money available for the recovery effort? >> the president says that he will, but he wants to see a couple things. first, here's what he had to say this morning. >> the angeles because of it, sanctuary city policy. >> want to see 2 things in los angeles. voter id so that the people have a chance to vote. i don't want to see the water be released to come down into los angeles and throughout the state. those are the 2 things after that. i will be. the greatest president that california has ever seen all i want the water to come down. and come down to los angeles and also go after all the farmland. that's barrett and dry. you know, they have land that they say is the equivalent to the land in iowa, which is about as good

as there is anywhere. the problem is it's artificial because they artificially stop the water from going onto the land. so i want 2 things. i want voter id for the people of california. they all want it right now. you have you don't have voter id. if people want to have voter identification you want to have proof of citizenship. ideally, you have one day voting, but i just want voters. it is a start and i want the water to be released and they're going to get a lot of help from the u.s.. thank you very much. just want at the site was he at the site live, where they getting from very well. >> we're getting the bad hardened criminals out. these a burger is easier. people that have been as bad as you get. it's bad as anybody you've see, we're taking them out first. thank >> president trump also says he may sign an executive order to reform the federal

emergency management agency, fema for shorts. comment is the latest signal of how the president's planning sweeping changes now to the federal government's role in managing catastrophes saying he would, quote, like to see the states take care of disasters. scheduled to be in la county later today. he'll tour areas devastated by the palisades and eaton fires. >> it's 10, 0, 6, and tonight the bay-area comes together to remember the 7 people who were killed 2 years ago in half moon bay by a gunman who opened fire on 2 farms. tonight, there will be a candlelight vigil in their honor. >> kron four's will tran is in half moon bay with the story. >> they are remembering the past and they also want to remember them well into the future. you can see the sign right behind me. the 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. 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. >> it was traumatic. it was it was sad everybody felt 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 are 3 of the designs that were hoping one of them will be selected to to be the actual final memorial. 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 activists 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. >> will thank you 10. 0, 9, is the time now and update to a story we've been following. the mother of the man accused of killing alexis. gabe will not be facing any charges. gabe is a woman from oakley who was found dead after being reported missing by family back in january of 2022, her ex-boyfriend, marshall curtis jones, was charged with her murder, but he was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington state. back in june of 2022, the contra costa county district attorney's office was investigating if jones's mother calm and clark helped cover up that murder. but they say now that they couldn't find sufficient evidence to charter da diana becton says they pursued every lead in the case, but it's now closed. this decision comes just a month after the gabe family presented evidence to the da that they hoped would change your mind. >> 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 a doubt. that's what really do. infuriates me know. it's over for us. >> alexis father and he went on to say his family has decided to join the recall efforts of da becton. the statute of limitations on charges for jones's mother expires this sunday. that's the same day that the gabe family has decided to hold the second annual day of kindness in honor of alexis. >> it's 10 10 and still ahead on the kron morning news. what is going to happen next? indicted former oakland mayor sheng thao. we'll talk to election. >> and what a san francisco doing in a crash prone area that just had deadly multi car accident. plus, what is president trump doing when it comes to southern california and the wildfires? he's taking a look at them first hand

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>> it's 10, 13 and on day in history, jackie robinson signed the biggest contract in dodger history. applus the mac was released to news nation's markie. martin looks back. >> today is january. it's national peanut butter day. the first boy scout troop was organized in england back in 19. 0, 8. the first canned

beer went on sale. >> and he's sold more than 130 million records worldwide. singer neil diamond was for a very happy 84th birthday in 1950, jackie robinson signed the highest contract in dodger history of the time making $35,000. we remember politician and the prime minister of the united kingdom, winston churchill, who passed away the apple macintosh computer also known as the mac goes on sale. and in 1986, nasa's voyager 2 spacecraft flew by uranus providing the first close-up look at the planet. >> 10, 15 is the time right now. yeah. we also want to take a look back in california history as well because it was 177 years ago this very day that the gold rush ignited in california. so january 24th 18, 48. and that's when james

w marshall discovered a gold nugget. >> at sutter's mill and coloma that's just west of plaster ville. and it was that discovery that lead to the gold rush of 1949. to 49. i'm sorry. yeah. i was part of that no. that's how we get the forty-niners. that's right. 18. 49. >> the forty-niners. >> you know, flock to it here, looking for gold. and then we got the san francisco forty-niners name from that. and we got the golden state. that's right. and, you know, it's the you can still find a few of those old mining towns and boom towns. they've been preserved there in a few of the different state park. i don't know if you find the nuggets anymore. you know, i mean what? but i will tell you one of them is up in the the town of columbia. yeah. up in the foothills. yeah. and there's also the marshall gold discovery area as well. you can pan for gold. they've got it for the tour is what's fun as you arrive in town and a lot of the towns, folk are still dressed. >> in area, right? yeah. by

the blacksmith, whatever. and you can go panning for gold. the when you find a little chippy done, ours. used get to bring it home a little via yeah. it's a time time. >> i expect us to share. and we are looking at. >> kind of a golden day today. you can get plenty of sunshine anyways. we are only seeing that's clear skies. mild temperatures today, though, tomorrow and sunday going to be cooler. as i noted right before the break. so enjoy a day at the embarcadero. maybe we are going to be seeing a low pressure area diving in across the region and you can see what this does. finally a little activity on radar now for us here locally in the northern part of the state, maybe a couple of sprinkles late tomorrow in the bay. we are going to be seeing%a couple inches of snow in the sierra. nothing major for southern california. it's going to be much more of impact. you do see saturday sunday into monday sums showers in southern california likely amounting to around a quarter of an inch to a 3rd of an inch of rainfall. this is great news for fire danger.

not so good news because we do have those. it's fresh burn scars chance of debris flows as well as mudslides for northern california are better chance of rain actually arrives late next week towards thursday. this one right here. we'll have a much greater impact for northern california. some maybe a few sprinkles tomorrow here in the bay. as for next week, much better chance of upwards of a 3rd of an inch of rainfall for us locally. this does help out with fire danger. we just saw your red flag warnings expiring. nice to see an advisory map for southern california that at this point is empty. nice update there. temperatures today in the upper 50's to low 60's in san francisco. 50's at the coastline and then pretty solid 60's elsewhere. millbrae right at 60 degrees today, lewis saying carlos redwood city at 61, south bay temps in the upper 60's know 70's but close in a few spots 60's as well for the east bay. so we're still warmer than average and definitely the warmest of the weekend. so

take it as an invitation for maybe a friday outside for your lunch break or nice jog outdoors tomorrow and sunday. not looking bad. just seasonably cool in the 50's and the chance of a spring cold saturday evening. back to you. >> john, thank you. it's 10 18 and let's head to the south bay because the city of campbell is now facing a lawsuit over a sales tax measure which passed this last november. it was measure k and it raises the city sales tax from 9.3% to now 9.8%. that's the highest in santa clara county. and they did that to help ease the city's financial strain. but this lawsuit says that that measure was invalid because it was based off of a bill that allowed the city to hike their tax above the state limit and they claim it violates the state constitution and the cause the constitution's calls for uniform policy. so city officials say they are confident they did nothing wrong. but if the lawsuit turn finds that they did, then they are prepared to adjust that percentage. well, a bay area

air quality management district has a new name. less of a mouthful. it's now called the bay area air district in. they've got a new logo that you can see there. the air district says these changes were designed to basically make it better, connect with the public and to give a fresh new look to the agency, fun fact that air district, by the way, was formed back in 1955, that's been around a while. it was the first regional air quality regulator in the state. >> it's 10 19 right now. and you may notice more red curves were not supposed to park in san francisco, but are they legit? some san francisco residents are confused because this red curb it 18th avenue, for example, near balboa. it's among several illegally spray painted near crosswalks. you can't just do that and say no. parking sfmta says that it is working now to repaint that particular curb. they say others were also tampered with. and this comes after california just announced a new daylighting law that requires you to park at least

20 feet away from a crosswalk and sometimes even further back if the curb is painted red officials say these fake painted curves are causing confusion about the new law. if you see something like they didn't notice before and it seems like bright fresh and you're going when is that legit or not? you're asked to call 3, 1, 1, >> well, the san francisco zoo's leaping lemur cafe that's temporarily closed right now after health inspectors found rodent infestation. authorities say they suspended the facilities permit because of multiple health code violations, including the discovery of rodent droppings. so that closure is going to stay in place until the issues are fully addressed. again, that's that cafe in the san francisco zoo. >> definitely unsettling that. what you're telling and the family saying that we're going to have transparency would have one more meeting. those going to be a conversation and it definitely did. it's not the definition of

transparency. >> yeah. the vallejo parent teacher student association board president, they're frustrated with the district just days after a community town hall, which the vallejo city unified school district, had narrowed down its choices for possible school closures and consolidations. the superintendent says they need to do it in order to cut about 8 million dollars from the budget. currently, there are 19 schools serving about 9,000 students. the board will now vote on one of 3 options. and here's a brief description of each and are the first option. mare island health and fitness academy will close and lay a charter school will move to the mare island campus under the second option. loma vista, environmental science academy would be converted to a t through k and then k through 5th grade school with 6th and 8th graders moving to solano windham n leadership academy. and then there's the 3rd option on your screen. in that option, the district would completely close the loma vista, environmental science

academy, the ptsa president putin, who you just heard from earlier says this short list came as a surprise to her and families at mare island have many questions. now. >> i'm not only speaking for my child like that psp parent. you know, i'm 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 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? >> well, those options will be voted on at the next board meeting, which is scheduled for february 19th, whatever they decide it will go into effect next school year. we'll take a break 10. 23 is the time. still ahead, how one south bay program is helping young people transition out of foster care. >> into some place they can >> into some place they can call their own. we'll explain.

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meantime, a california attorney general is investigating openai over its plan to shift from non-profit to for-profit status. the attorney general's office wants to know how openai plans to handle its nonprofit assets, which by law must remain dedicated to charitable purposes. openai was founded in 2015 as a nonprofit but creating a for-profit arm to attract investors last year openai raised billions of dollars. critics are warning that this move could set a dangerous precedent for silicon valley with companies launching as nonprofits to benefit from the tax write off and then switching to for-profit in the future. president trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship. it's on hold this morning. >> we'll see why a judge says it violates the constituti

>> to enjoy 9 right now. and we're checking out the weather who who want play out. i could add to name that plane anyway. it's a nice, sunny day out there john, absolutely. got today's going to be a gorgeous one yet again, not as warm as yesterday was, but we still got that sunshine out there. >> seeing the first signs of some changes on the horizon out at half. moon bay, you were look at out in the distance. there's the first fog we've seen in a while. it's not really much of a thing right now, but we are seeing an onshore breeze now gradually kicking back into gear that will help to keep temperatures a little cooler today than yesterday. right now we're sitting in the 50's for most of the bay area petaluma nevado each at 52 right now. now that light onshore breeze this afternoon will escalate towards the

evening tonight. and we got some strong winds overnight tonight for the north bay mountains and the delta. as you can see with that, we do have a high wind advisory which will kick into gear tonight at 10:00pm for northern solano county and upper elevations of the north bay. aside from that today is easily the warmest day of this weekend's forecast. so get out there and enjoy those 60's tomorrow will be cooler with a chance of a sprinkle on saturday. back to you. thanks a lot. >> 10 30's the time. let's continue our coverage now. president trump's executive order ending birthright citizenship. that order now on hold because a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order saying that taking away citizenship from who are born here. >> to undocumented parents violates the constitution refers dan kerman has the story. 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. over here on vacation. yeah. and just happened o go in labor. the coming across 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. >> in the south bay organizers held a roundtable in san jose to talk about what could be at stake now for different communities during the trump presidency. at the meeting, they address topics like immigration given the light of

a given the latest presidential executive orders. that group says trump's actions are already now setting things in motion for what could be for some 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 hopefully the community will be able to come together and face that when it happens. >> time now 33 and this morning, san francisco city leaders are trying to piece together what led up to a deadly crash that happened over the weekend in the south of market neighborhood. you can see the scene there on the monitors. crawford's lezla gooden has more on what leaders are doing to try prevent that from happening again. >> and he was known like and will be remembered by julia roman aco lost her youngest

son on sunday and the 7 car crash has 6 and harrison street in san francisco. >> according to supervisor matt dorsey of district 6 where the crash took place. the city has already been planning to take necessary steps to reduce speeding in this area. he tells me that most areas in south of market with ramps going on and off the highway have been flagged for areas of traffic violence. we've been advocating to deploy

>> you know what, what the circumstances are that would cause. >> we also spoke with says in a statement they are in the process of installing pedestrian bulb outs at this intersection as well as accessible pedestrian signals and adding new traffic signals and there have been proposed speed camera locations on the years in between 4th and 5th streets and several other nearby intersections to deter speeding in this neighborhood overall. additionally, there are automated red light cameras at 6 in folsom and 6 and brian street. there's going to be appearing. >> more people will get notice. isn't.

>> the public safety should be high on officials list. and if there are improvements to be made at >> intersection, it should be. there shouldn't be young seeing their lights. >> sfpd says 66 year-old john wings on the tesla driver involved in the crash was arrested and charged with vehicular manslaughter but was released on thursday. let's go in kron. 4 news. >> it's 36 and we want to give you some continuing coverage now in the wake of the federal indictment of former 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 2 businessmen. david and andy duong are also facing charges. how has pleaded not guilty on all counts if she's convicted, the penalties range from years in prison to supervisor released 2 up to a

million dollars in fines. our legal analyst michael cardoza says regardless of the outcome, it's going to 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 to return to federal court in early february. in the north bay. more than 60 people are losing their jobs. there were layoffs and a male only p% medical facility for state prisoners. the california medical facility in vacaville was at the center of a labor dispute. and those affected the jobs include contracted janitorial and custodial workers. the union representing them says that the facility was in violation of state law because the workers were subcontracted through a company in it higher than the state employees and workers contract was

eventually terminated early by the state personnel board. >> well, books eac the oldest independent bookstore company in the bay area is closing its location in berkeley company says it's part of a bankruptcy restructuring deal for loyal customers. it is a bittersweet deal. dan thorn has more. >> 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 books. is 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 our 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, very loyal. they are always very enthusiastic about how much they love us and how much they you know,

value this 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, that was dan thorn reporting books by the way, does have 10 other stores around the bay area, including 3 in san francisco. and the company says they all will stay open. 10 40's the time of the jp morgan healthcare conference will in fact be coming back to san francisco next year. the company's 2025 conference wrapped up a week ago and it was widely seen as a success with tens of thousands of visitors coming into the city. the conference generated they think about 100 million dollars for the city. san francisco mayor daniel lurie issued a statement on the news saying, quote, we are thrilled that jp morgan healthcare conference is coming back next year. while we still have work to do. this is a huge vote of confidence in our city and everything we're doing. he

went on to say everything they're doing to make san francisco a safe and welcoming place for residents, businesses and vendors and visitors. all right. coming up after the break. >> making threes and breaking records. that's what steps does. and he did it again making nba history will explain. and some pretty big changes this weekend. we got that sunshine today, but today does come along with an increasing cloud cover. >> still upper 60's tomorrow and sunday only reaching the 50's. so notably c

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competition. there are 3. well, and i have to be big. they could be little 3 dogs in from the bay area have made it to the next round in america's favorite pet, the competition and the starring pat, the one who wins, you know, they get to be on the cover of a magazine. they get a lot of money. so your that, pete and you get to vote. san francisco, a fire partner dog on the left basco. he is currently running 3rd in his group, lexie in the middle is she loves fashionable clothing. as you can see there. she's 6th and her a grouping her category. and then on the right. >> that 16 year-old mickey from brett. one. and he's first in his category. they're looking to make it to the top 10 and the voting closes january. 30th. >> we do right. >> hey, it is definitely beautiful out there today. a little hazy and little window right here. something maybe we'll get back to weather second in the meantime, peer

out those windows, hey, there's the golden gate again, a little hazy, as we've noted, an onshore breeze does mean some fog is returning to the coast today. today won't be as warm as yesterday but is warm compared to where we're headed tomorrow and sunday as a low pressure slides past. finally, some activity on radar for the bay area, maybe a sprinkle or 2 of water late tomorrow this year we'll see a few inches of snow. this is really a southern california system with saturday sunday into monday, bringing around quarter of an inch to even a 3rd of an inch of rain to those areas that are so desperately dry down south. the only downside here is those burn scars are vulnerable to any sort of debris flow or mudslide that something officials watch close here in the bay will stay dry after tomorrow from sunday through wednesday before a much more significant system for northern california clears through on thursday. one will really leave northern california with a solid dose of rain. and as you can see, we only see maybe a sprinkle or 2 tomorrow, but next week's

rainfall on that kicks into gear little bit more. the possibility of around a 3rd of an inch of rain. we did see those red flag warnings expiring this morning at 10:00am for the southern part of the state. finally, nice to see no advisories lighting up or socal neighbors definitely something that for them. the past few weeks has been so so trying 50's to 60's for your daytime highs in the city today. 50's at the coastline. it's pretty solid 60's elsewhere. bruno at 61 degrees today. san carlos at 60 south bay. temperatures in the upper 60's with san jose at 68 yesterday were 74. so there is definitely a cool down. but tomorrow you're going to be 50's. so enjoy that. 68 today, oakland, you'll be at 62 degrees while napa. 63 in santa rosa. also much like san jose at 68 degrees. looking ahead tomorrow and sunday are cooler days with 50's and evening sprinkle tomorrow. better chance of rain come thursday. >> thank you, john. in san

francisco, a lease agreement has been reached to bring grocery outlet to the north point center, which is on bay street. it's going to be in the old safeway, which was closed back in 2023 in the past years. a lot of the smaller businesses in the center have shut down because there just wasn't a lot of foot traffic. now with this new anchor moving and they're hoping business will come back. >> yeah, i mean, we're looking forward to having actor anger and they're in the building. it will be good to actually see. time's come in coming. if there is an coming in, that's the main draw mean just to get more tenants into the building. >> the ceo of grocery outlet had this to say saying that they know how important the site is to the community and they're thrilled to be able to be able to further their commitment to san francisco. all goes well, the new grocery outlet will open next year. young people exit foster care in san jose are getting a new opportunity. it's a program called my first place and it's moving 9 of these kids coming

out of foster care in 2 transitional housing and crawford's robin has been explains how it works. >> the first 9 people to move into the apartments here at roosevelt park apartment, screw up in foster care. their new apartment is a way to make sure they can stay in the community. they call home the san jose apartment is empty now. but soon it will be fully furnished at a place to call home for someone exit foster care like giselle during who got to move into her apartment last month. thanks to the my first place program. i love the area. i love the floor. a little bit everything about it. i love how it just makes me. >> independent. no, no room. that mine, even though we like to on and the bandit, my first place provide stable, affordable housing for foster youth exiting the system in santa clara county. >> duran first went into foster care when she was 15 years old. it's really difficult, though. the group home time to move from place to nearly nothing stable. that was my biggest like i don't do well with change. so having a working group home to foster

home just it's just a lot of to help. she's one of 9 people ages 18 to 25 who will be first to live here at the new roosevelt park apartments. >> affordable housing options with studio and one-bedroom units to pick from ceo of first place for youth. thomas lee says it helps keep young people in san jose 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. san jose mayor matt mahan welcome the young people to their new homes thursday. >> his city has about 4,000 people experiencing homelessness, apartments like this. make sure young people exiting the foster care system. don't add to that and so was is unnecessary >> acosta's about homes and give people real opportunity to build for why it's first place for youth has many other projects like this in the works to help people exiting foster care there next to

apartment projects are happening in san francisco. >> reporting in san jose. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> it's 10, 50 right now. let's talk sports. big rivalry in college basketball. saint mary's taking on us at yeah. and a milestone step for steph curry is he's called once again to the nba all-star team four's. ben ross has highlights staff 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 what 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 clinton post since 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? well, meanwhile, a big night in college basketball as well. 16 3 saint mary's hosting 16 in 5 us calles going to work in the early and often. mitchell saxen with 2 his 14 points. >> saint mary's up by 6 but

usf hanging around in your cart gardner junior, that's threes. he made 4 of them finished with 14 points cuts the lead to 3. saint mary's and says paul or ask after the shot fake has the thunder is finished. he led all scorers with 24 gales up by 8 at the half and then in the 2nd half. they really get it going in transition. harry wessels look out below statement outscore usf 52 to 12 in the paint. they win it. 71 to 51 said get to 7 and o in the wcc. guys, back to you. we'll be right back. (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo,

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the thousands because when tiktok went dark last weekend, a lot of people deleted the app because they're like, ok, well, there's no tiktok anymore. but then 12 hours later, all there's tiktok. but apple and google have been reinstated the app. so if you had taken it off, then you can't get it back in. now, some smartphone owners are trying to capitalize on that. and it wired magazine says that actually it tiktok phones with the phones that have it are going for about like $9,000 its whenever something okay, i guess its own people are really like what really maybe enjoy the sunshine. but >> it is also coming to an yeah. is maybe not. but we do have a sprinkle on saturday. so at least the dry streak comes to an end to little cooler for saturday sunday. get your sunshine monday through wednesday and then a few more showers on thursday curious, anybody going to tahoe is it's going to be snow up there. a couple inches of snow could make the road snowpack, but they're not going to close and it's only

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