about the living conditions of farmworkers in the victims on her current force. charles clifford has that story. >> well, here in half moon bay, it has been 2 years since that tragic shooting on friday. neighbors and local officials came together to discuss the tragedy and also talk about some of the challenges that the undocumented immigrant farmworker community is facing. in half moon bay on friday, nonprofits, all u.s. and the national farm worker ministry along with local elected officials. >> held a ceremony to honor those who died in the tragic shootings 2 years ago. >> as we remember their lives, we honor them. we honor the work and what they contributed and continue contribute many ways to this community following the shootings farmworker chunli zhao was arrested and charged with allegedly killing 7 of his co-workers at 2 different farms in half moon bay. >> he has pled not guilty to 7 counts of first-degree murder and is currently in custody awaiting trial in the wake of the shootings. a lot of attention was focused on the poor living conditions that

many farmworkers indoor friday ceremony are also concerned that in the months and years ahead, many undocumented immigrants could be forced to leave the country as the trump administration ramps up deportation efforts. >> the rhetoric coming down from the federal level pushing those who need the most help into the shadows. people who we rely upon to bring food to our table. >> it is our farmworkers, their labor, their sacrifice, their hard work of them and their families that make america what it is that provides food on our table every day. and finally, the city of half moon bay is currently working on designing and installing a permanent memorial. >> to honor the victims of the shootings in half moon bay, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> and developing tonight, the mother of the man who is accused of killing alexis gabe will not be facing any charges. gabe was found dead after being reported missing by her family back in january of 2022, her ex-boyfriend,

marshall jones, was charged with her murder but was shot and killed by arresting officers in washington just a few months later, authorities were investigating of jones's mother coleman clark helped cover up the murder, but they say they could not find sufficient evidence to charge her a contra costa county, d a diana becton says that they pursued every lead and finish their investigation. despite the gabe family presenting evidence last month. >> 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, were confused to why. the peak. still not in >> that's what really infuriates me know. it's over for us. >> gabe's father says his family has decided to join the recall effort of da backed in the statute of limitations on charges for jones's mother

actually expires this sunday. the gabe family will also be holding the second annual day of kindness in honor of alexis appeal to prize winning cartoonist with area ties is out of jail. >> with a gps monitor tonight after being accused of having child. darren bell is being held on a million dollars bail but was released ahead of his court hearing. prosecutors brought up 3 new allegations against him in are asking that all of his devices be searched and for him to be banned from having any further contact with minors. investigators say they found more than 100 videos of child abuse linked to an account controlled by bell. and the thousands more exist. bell started his career as a cartoonist. well attending uc berkeley and went on to freelance at the san francisco chronicle and oakland tribune. he's expected to be back in court next month.

>> in the south bay, santa clara county's largest homeless shelter is back open after a big renovation in san jose. the book reception center held a ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome back. residents and staff the renovation included redoing rooms, painting the lobby and adding more bathrooms. organizers say it goes beyond improving the shelter's appearance. we are able to support individuals and meet them where they're at. we can provide a safe and welcoming space for individuals that are coming in from the cold. >> our center is going to more clips to really provide that quality service and providing privacy to individuals to meet one-on-one. there's not one answer to solving homelessness, but what i can say is that there is one solution and that means that we're all working together meet the community needs assist. >> the shelter can serve 250 people every night. >> this weekend, areas ravaged by fires in southern california. >> just looks like a bomb went off in these neighborhoods. they're expected to get some rain much-needed right? seems

like a positive as crews are still battling fires still burning. but byrne zones are now at risk of mudslides. abovian gives us a closer look at what is being done to protect the houses that still stand. >> less than 3 weeks as the devastating and deadly eaton fire this out to dina community is preparing for yet another potentially dangerous situation. rain, possible flooding and mudslides. >> for my residence. i cannot stress enough the dangers of mud and debris flow. and debris flow can travel faster than you can ride. there can be numerous materials that can be dangerous or deadly. an example is trees and cars and other material that can that can severely injure or kill you to prevent a disaster los angeles county. public works and the governor's office of emergency service are deploying some 15,000 k rails to the palisades and eaton fire burn areas. additionally,

countless sandbags. >> today we're coming to pick up some sandbags because we heard it's going to rain and we're right next to a hillside warehouses make the altadena golf course is one of several locations handing out sandbags to residents limit. 25 per household. >> so i make sure you get it come pick some of mater for my grandparents. well, they're on sandia. their home. burn down. house burned down if you're down a or something wherever the water's going to follow, you want to divert it and put the sandbags where it's going to hurt the waterway property. >> and maybe force him to go into a drain or that the gutter to ensure there is a place for the debris to flow. >> the city is allocating storm drains to be cleaned out. additionally more than 400 members in the california conservation will be working on watershed protection. >> trying to make sure >> that the contaminants and the hazardous materials that could emanate from this burn scar area. keep all of those very dangerous chemicals washing into the watershed of los angeles county. they're

going to build >> we as strong and stronger than ever. but in the meanwhile, there's a lot of work to do. >> was alina abovian reporting for us tonight. several crews in the bay area got the call to help fight the fires in southern california, san francisco fire department had 41 personnel there at the worst of it. everyone pitched in to help. and today a pacific palisades resident came up to san francisco to thank firefighters here. kron four's rob nesbitt was there and has the story on friday. the firefighters station. twenty-five in san francisco got a thank you from someone whose homes survived the palisades fire because of their hard work. eugene quote, got a tour of the fire station and got the chance to shake the hands of several firefighters. >> he lives in pacific palisades where the palisades fire burned more than 23,000 acres. it was really chaotic. everyone was. >> everyone was doing the best and the fire was spreading fast and pass the throughout the day. and by afternoon it was spreading so fast that the

entire area had to be evacuated after evacuation orders were lifted. he was able to go back to his home. he saw firefighters from station. 25 on scene. >> working to protect his neighborhood. captain jonathan baxter says the san francisco fire department had more than 40 firefighters in southern california when the flames were at their worst. we just it was called the crew change. >> mean that we send fresh firefighters down to relieve the firefighters who have been there for 10 to 15 days. clock says without their efforts, his home by now be standing today. he's still not able to move back in because of smoke and ash damage. so while staying with family in san francisco, you want to stop and show appreciation with me being evacuated. i spent some time >> with my family here and i really the more i thought about it, i really wanted to thank them because they were instrumental in stopping the spread on our blog. otherwise all 24 houses would have been paying down, helps justify individual firefighters perspective. well, there battling a fire like they are right now and they're seeing

destruction and devastation. this one story listen know that what they're doing is tpmaking a difference. the san francisco fire department still has. 22 firefighters in southern california actively fighting the fires. >> reporting in san francisco, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> much. >> very emotional reunion today. a woman personally thanking the la county fire captain for saving both she and her dog during the palisades fire. paddy phillips says that when it broke out as she tried to evacuate. and along with her dog koda from malibu. but her car got stuck a large rock while trying to get out. captain malcolm, scott, the 9-1-1 call erased to her car through the thick smoke and flames and found the just in time. >> and malcolm didn't hesitate. he drove fire. he drove past downed power lines

and they found me by the grace of god. and i saw those 2 flights. and i'm like. please save me. >> it's like got yeah. >> seeing so much destruction and search and rescue for the past 10 days. it's just it's a good >> yeah, what would we do without our first responders? this fire captain, the was awarded by the department for his bravery and his hair what? pretty remarkable. so many instances of heroic actions over the past couple weeks as we come back here to the bay. take a live look there at coit tower. so, lawrence, and that, you know, we have a good news,

bad news situation down there. yeah, i think getting a handle on some of the fires. the winds may be dying down is dying down. now the rain, right? so you've got those burn scar area. so we're going to be watching that closely rights mission, mudslides. >> more so getting a february, rain is likely to up there. rigdt now. you're looking out at sfo so far. so good on this friday. no delays sfo. looking good there. oakland and san jose, of course, across the country hit some big storms and some cold storms caused some issues traveling. >> across the u.s. into the monterey bay tomorrow it is going to be cool. a slight chance you could see a scattered light shower or 2 temperatures for highs. only low to maybe the mid 50's and that about it. southern california course talking about the fire issues there. tomorrow, though. yes, have winter weather advisories. winter storm warning means and also some flood watches were going to see some rain coming down there with the possibility. some isolated thunderstorms. you can see some rapid rate coming down. get underseath one of those thunderstorms. that could be an issue. the high country. if you want to head there, they're actually going to finally see some snow

temperatures. it's going to be cold, 20's 30's for highs. and that is in and it's going to stay cold over the next few days through the weekend and into early next week. snow for tomorrow. make sure you bring your chains with you and all that warm weather gear. it is going to stay very chilly. even by headed up there. you're gonna be a little difficult. winter weather advisories going up as this cold system kind of sliding in throughout the day. and that's going to fact much of the central and the southern sierra nevada down through your 70 the mammoth lakes area. so if you're traveling in those locations, yeah, be prepared. you're likely run into some very cold snow. probably snow levels down to about 4,000 feet or so. how about this? the 46 inches on the ground and heavily. if you want to go, there are 108 trails are currently open palisades. you've got 66 on the ground and 179 trails. and yeah, it looks like it is going to be some fantastic weather in the high country. little more snow on the way. and you've got 72 inches on the ground. if you're headed up, just check your road conditions. more snow on the way. all right. thanks, lawrence. next in sports, a familiar face. >> is closing in on a return to the niners. ben ross will

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>> well, nfl coaching carousel is finally nearing an end. just the cowboys and saints remaining without a head coach, which means for the forty-niners they may be close to making a hire at defensive coordinator and it looks like it's going to be a blast from the past. according to the athletic former jets head coach robert sala. he's expected to return as the niners defensive coordinator, a role that he served under kyle shanahan from 2017 to 2020 sala had reportedly been

in the mix for multiple head coaching positions throughout the league. but it's looking unlikely at this point that he'll get either of the remaining 2. so returning to santa clara would be the next best thing. salas jets teams were 2036 in his 3 plus seasons on the job. but he's niners defense is where some of the best in the league. if he does take that job, he would replace nick sorensen who was removed after one season in the position. well, meanwhile, the reason there are just 2 teams still looking for a head coach instead of 3 is that the raiders have reportedly hired. pete carroll as their new coach. that's according to multiple reports. carol. of course, the super bowl winning coach with the seahawks and had a ton of success in college football at usc spent last season as the seahawks adviser and now lands in las vegas is going to be 74 years. 74 years old in september, certainly is the most accomplished coach

available. he'll now look to pull the raiders out of they're longtime funk, no easy task. they haven't won a playoff game since 2002. let's turn to basketball now where we learned today that stephen curry once again has the highest selling jersey in the nba for the 1st half of the season as announced by the league and its players association. this is the 3rd straight time staff is top the list. 36 year-old was just named to his 11th all-star game yesterday. he'll be is 10th as a starter. >> lakers star lebron james. the second on that list, by the way, followed boston's jayson tatum, new york's jalen brunson and spurs phenom victor wembanyama. the celtics lead the way in team jersey sales for years. rank 4th. all right. now down under for the australian open semifinals, top-ranked yannick center facing the young american ben shelton. >> and a big underdog, but he got off to a good starter and

a set point in the first set. but the italian fights it off winning this long rally to stay alive. that first set would go to a tie break. shelton showing some good fight here in the near court. but eventually he'll hit the forehand wide and center takes the first set. 76 center would easily win the second set. and now on to the 3rd match point, shelton. puts it in the net. the onyx center advances in straight sets. he's looking for his 3rd grand slam and a stunning finish to the other semifinal between 7 seeded novak djokovich and the 2 seed alexander zverev djokovich was seeking his 25th grand slam championship which would be the most ever for a man or woman. after losing the first set there and a tie break, he abruptly retired from the match due to a muscle tear in his left leg. so spare of moves into the 27 year-old

from germany is seeking his first ever the grand slam title. she got the one seed against the 2 seed on the women's side. madison keys, the american will be playing for a title tonight. care out. she doesn't sound yet. doesn't sound fun. right. some about the whole place booed him. there were some boos which the australian open crowds been a little rowdy this year. i think it's because they didn't. obviously they didn't and yeah, like he seemed to be moving. okay. now. i think once you know, i think they probably feel embarrassed once they actually know it's like pretty significant injury, least. i hope so. yeah, he's an interesting character not afraid to mix it up. now. is definitely not. all right, thanks, but can. a new bill is making its way through congress tonight. it's aimed at protecting forests on federal land. it is called the fix our forest act and it's now being considered in the senate. >> as kron four's juliet smith reports, it's also focused on reducing the risk of fires.

>> our government failed california. these mega fires could have been prevented if our government had done its job. representative josh harder believes the fixer for a stack would help fire officials be more proactive. >> rather reactive when battling wildfires, it would create an interagency fire center focusing on fire assessment in prediction. >> having a center is really going to allow us to have a one-stop shop to be able to empower our firefighters out in the field with the best information possible. it would also establish a casualty assistance program support critically ill or injured firefighters and their family members along with family of deceased firefighters. it would also fix reimbursement delays to local fire departments and support forest restoration. this is absolutely essential. not just for our state, but for the entire united states. however, several environmental groups

opposed fix our forest act and called in a misleading a policy analyst with defenders of wildlife says the legislation would harm endangered species. >> in overlook what he calls environmental priorities, we think that it >> doesn't address the real problems that we're dealing with, the fire. >> and instead it shifts focus logging >> addressing avoiding environmental review. and while representative harder says the la fires make the need to pass the legislation is specially important. >> the environmental group questions the timing. >> it's opportunity stick to use the fires in los angeles to vote on this bill. these fires and los angeles are tragic and they are occurring in chaparral and and brush and structure fires they're not occurring in. for us. all of this comes as president trump touches down in los angeles to tour the wildfire damage. and

i hope he appreciates is that this is a real problem and it's going to take real bipartisan action to get them. this should not be politicized. >> but julian smith reporting there as we take a live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza. and lawrence is here to give us an idea what to look forward to this weekend. yeah, big change for the weekend. so much for shorts and sandals, right? we've got some much cooler temperatures rolling. in fact, it's going to be chilly in parts bay area overnight. tonight, some freeze watches going up and kind of cool by day with a chance of a few scattered showers. so >> she that bigelow a well to our north that's dropping down from canada. that's going to bring with us a very cold air into the bay area with that. >> chance of a few scattered showers. him wrapping around right there as we head in towards saturday and into early on sunday morning. that kind of switches gears has all the way down to southern california to see some much needed rainfall in southern california may be the most that they have seen the entire season behind that. maybe even more importantly, we start to

open up the door to get another chance of rain that coming late thursday and into friday. keep things unsettled in possibly wet as we head toward a lot of part of the week in the end of the month. and that will set the stage for what looks like. maybe a much more impressive february rain wise coming our way. in fact, some long-range models are painting above normal rainfall through the 1st half of february. temperatures tomorrow generally in the 50's the next few days, cooler than normal temperatures and then a little bit warmer as we head in toward monday and tuesday. >> all right, lauren, still ahead, gamestop offering funds for your phone, but only that's got tiktok more on the that's got tiktok more on the story after the break. speak now or forever hold your- [cough] only took 4-hour cough liquid? [cough] unlike robitussin dm, delsym liquid offers 12 hours of cough relief

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>> more news to get to coming up later tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 11. all right. let's check in with dan thorn to get a look at what's coming up tonight. dan. hey, vicki and grant coming up tonight on kron, 4 news, the community of half moon bay remembering the victims of a mass shooting were there for the candlelight vigil marking 2 years since that tragic day. plus, a man is killed while riding his bike in downtown walnut creek. how his family is trying to navigate his lawson, put their loved one to rest. all of those stories and more coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 11 grant. back to you. we'll be watching. thank you, dan. gamestop. >> might want your iphone, but only if it still has tiktok still downloaded the social media platform was taken off apple and google stores last saturday ahead of the ban in the u.s.. but the servers are still up and running. customers can now earn cash or store credit. that game stop when they trade in their tiktok embedded phones. the ban has been delayed for 70 days, though, through executive action by president

trump. but it's still unclear if tiktok will return to app stores. >> 3 bay area doggies have made it to the next round to be america's favorite pet. he's starting from the left who may recognize him. we got basco. there is a san francisco fire dog currently 3rd in his group and then we have lexi in the middle there. she's a harlequin pincher who loves fashionable clothes. she is number 6 in her group and then last there to the right. we have 16 year-old mickey from brentwood and the mickey there with those coy is first and his group. so they're all making their hoping anyway to make it to the top 10 voting closes january 30. >> you write about make eyes. the wonder he's he's leaving. i guess are these like you? you're not going to vote for there's pasco, really fun. double basco we've in the studio. so we know him personally and then the fashion east and the middle. so so many obstacles joins.

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