jack: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, see you next time when we go into the wild. [music] >> more than ever, think that showing up really is going to be more than half this loss for them is forever. >> now on the kron, 4 morning news, a community comes together to mourn and remember loved ones 2 years after the tragic mass shooting in half moon bay.

>> mayor, you have anything to say. a lot of people are very scared right now. we're reaching out community leaders were talking to people. plus bay area immigrant advocates on edge this morning over president donald trump's promises of mass deportations. >> we asked san francisco mayor daniel lurie and his response to people's concerns. and a very special tribute for this very special first responder who risked it all while doing his job. >> it said. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday january, the 25th we get started this hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist kathy attracted. >> good morning to you, kathy. how's it looking out there? >> well, good morning to you, stephanie. my goodness gracious. it is quite a change in weather today because we've had some warm warmer than normal temperatures. and now

everything is changing. it's cool. it's going to get even colder and we're going to have a chance of some rain drops this morning and a chance of some rain drops tomorrow as well. so future rain totals not terribly impressive. it'll be hit and miss kind of spotty possibility of rain and maybe 2 tenths of an inch, maybe one 10th of an inch maybe you'll see nothing. so it's impossible to forecast exactly where because this is a little bit tough to forecast. but overall, we have not only the cold weather and the possibility of some raindrops. we also have a host of advisories. there's a dense fog advisory for sonoma county through 9 o'clock this morning. there's also a frost advisory all the way through 09:00am this morning. that's for the north bay, the interior parts of the north bay. there's a freeze watch in the mornings. starting this morning actually overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. and then for the mornings all the way through tuesday morning at 10 for really cold conditions. and that's not all

though. wind advisory, north bay mountains through sunday morning, stephanie. >> kathy, thank you. this week marks 2 years since the massacre that claimed the lives of 7 people in half moon bay. that tragedy ignited advocacy for farm worker rights. crawford's jack moment reports from a friday vigil where community members gathered to reflect. >> the vigil is meant to honor the 7 farmworkers who were killed 2 years ago this week. there was also a shot over the vigil with many people here fearful over what the next 4 years of immigration policy can bring. >> close from you it a sauber friday evening as the community remembers those who are gone out now more than ever. i think that showing up really is going to be more than half of and i had to remind to protect those who are still with them. you know, it's been it's been tough. belinda hernandez are ya got runs a nonprofit who hosted the two-year memorial for the half moon bay mass shooting.

>> on january, 23rd 2023, a disgruntled farm worker shot and killed 7 farmworkers and critically injured. one other the shooting ignited a massive conversation on how farmworkers many undocumented are treated. the past 2 years have been spent trying to get better housing and advocate for better resources and we can never. >> fully imagine what the families are going. really, you know, this loss for them is forever. so coming together after 2 years is a must for us to not for kids to keep their memory going to also pledge that we will never allow this to happen again. >> you know what it feels. >> through prayer and had written letters. a couple 100 people here on friday. no, this year's memorial comes with a shot in the days ahead of us. we're going to be called upon to have that heard many of the undocumented farm workers who wanted to show up friday to grieve, stay at home

after recent executive order by president trump crackdown on immigration. but i want this message to reach what was that word k? everyone at the county i spoke to had one thing say and that's what we stand for. undocumented community will not be deterred know was also left that a loss just a day after the president's inauguration basically saying that, you know, champ is here, pack your bags and report. >> to ice. but that still did not stop large crowd from showing up. support. it hits home. and for me, it is an emotional time. but i'm grateful for the love of the community coming together. >> now there is a permanent memorial in the works set to honor those lives that were lost 2 years ago. and when it's completed, it will be in fernandez park in half moon bay. but it'll take a couple of years to complete reporting here in half moon bay jack moment. kron, 4 news. >> new this morning, a woman has been charged with assaulting a muni bus passenger with a glass bottle.

the san francisco district attorney's office says a kaja brewster also attacked a second person as she shouted anti latino phrases. prosecutors say brewster was charged thursday with assault with a deadly weapon, battery and hate crime. she pleaded not guilty. the judge ordered her to be held without bail. the case remains an active investigation. it concerns over the immigration issue not just in the latino community, but among a number of other groups as well. the asian law caucus. joining other immigrant rights organizations this week to sue the trump administration over the executive order aiming to remove birthright citizenship. in a statement, the executive director for the asian law caucus says, quote, if you're born here, you are a citizen period. no politician, including president trump can decide who is american and who is not. their heightened concerns within immigrant communities in san francisco after someone reported encountering an ice agent on a muni bus. well, city officials have since said that rumor was not true. but as kron four's

lezla gooden reports, fear remains. i caught up with the mayor de lory while he was visiting a fire station in san francisco. >> i dressed him directly about the alleged ice encounter on a muni bus and how president trump's promise on mass deportation has many residents now on edge. here's how he responded a question. sorry, guys, sorry. we got many want to know about the muni, concerned that we're out a statement that it wasn't fair. fresno, i'm sorry say it, make sure that you guys i got it. but we got around. mayor, do you have anything to say? a lot of people are very scared right now. they would like to hear directly. really appreciate it. now, make sure that you have are i got this state and the people want to hear directly from you. this care. >> they're very scared were reaching out to community leaders were talking to people were gathering information in yesterday's rumors. >> it's just it. we understand people are fearful. and so we we are in contact right now with community leaders and we

will continue to communicate with the public. we also reached out to ice about this encounter and they told us in his statement that they were not involved. >> in this incident, we also heard from local nonprofits like mission action about this and they gave us the following statement saying we want to reassure everyone that we are actively investigating this incident at this time. we have been unable to verify the report and are unable to provide additional information beyond what is currently available. and this is what you can do. if you find yourself contacted by an ice agent, first, a calm and remain silent. you are not required to answer questions about your immigration status or where you were born to do not open the door without seen a warrant. lastly document the incident safely without interfering and ask for a lawyer. if you are detained, let's going home for news. >> breaking news overnight in the gaza cease-fire agreement

for female israeli soldiers held hostage by hamas for return to israel this morning. in exchange, israel released 200 palestinian prisoners, including 121 serving life sentences. the release soldiers likely under duress were seen smiling and waving to a crowd before being handed over to the red cross. thousands celebrated in both gaza and tel aviv as the -phostages reunited with their families marking a significant moment in the fragile cease-fire agreement. in the east bay. a canadian man is sentenced to 2 years in prison after he sexually extorted a minor in contra costa county. the da's office identified the man as 25 year-old nicholas fahy. you may contact with the victim over social media back in 2019, the he requested sexually explicit images of the victim and when they complied, fahy threatened to release those images unless more were sent. canadian police arrested fahy at his home in 2021. and fairfield authorities seized more than 2000 plans from 3 illegal grow

houses. this happened on january. 9th warrants were served for houses near the pool toss south river. police say fairfield has problems with illegal rowhouses citing 11 that have been shut down in the city in the past 6 months san francisco transit officials say they're facing a major budget shortfall. sfmta is inviting the public to a meeting next week to discuss ways to raise funds. this comes as the transit agency says it is staring down a potential 320 million dollar budget gap. officials cite a decline in funding and high inflation as reasons for the deficit. the agency warned of potential cuts to muni and other services. it's next published public discussion is on friday, january 31st. people can attend in person or online. the san jose sharks paying special tribute to a local firefighter thursday night. alameda county firefighter brandon franco kicked off the game with a

puck drop. franco was badly burned while fighting the corral fire near tracy last june. he's fortunately since recovered at thursday's game. the sharks also raised funds for organizations supporting the la county area as it works to recover from wildfire. still ahead on the kron morning news, a new surveys giving neighbors in the south bay a chance to bring attention to key issues that they want to see addressed. >> what they are calling on san jose city leaders to do. everywhere. >> it's not just when it was so ball. >> in the north bay, a food truck owner has life-threatening injuries this morning after someone shot him. we speak with neighbors about that incident and hear what police say led up to >> as president donald trump visits southern california, there's a larger question hanging over his trip. will he or won't he condition emergency fire 8 for the golden state capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you what he's saying about it and all of reaction from state leaders.

>> and raindrops are in the forecast for this weekend. we've got watches advisories to talk about. it's all coming up in weather.

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santa clarita. it is now 79% contained up from 54% on friday. it's burned about 10,000 acres so far. evacuation orders have since been lifted. our parent company nexstar is get is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims. you can scan the qr code right there on your screen for more information and make that donation to help out. let's turn now to kron four's kathy trafton for the weather. a cafe. >> well, hey, stephanie, a big change finally in southern california because widespread rain is in the forecast this afternoon through monday. so this is something that's very much needed those. so so dry. and yet the concern is right. mudslides and debris flows to how much rain? >> well, it could be maybe. >> in the most favored areas los angeles and ventura counties. it could be up to an inch half an inch to an inch and a lot less. and santa barbara, but that's the main thing is the rain. and they knew they do need it. that's the thing. highest in 10

cities and then not everywhere. but in some areas could be a half an inch to three-quarters of an inch per hour. and in that situation, if we have intense these that high, the concern really turns to flooding concern also turns to debris flows. concern also can is for mudslides because if the rain falls on the part the burn scars that is so parched and it doesn't absorb the water. so that's where we get the flooding concerns. mountain snow is also possible for the southwest california mountains as well as parts of the sierra. but here's the thing about southern california is been so long since i've seen really significant rain that they're actually into severe even extreme drought. so they need the rain. on the one hand, on the other hand, they don't want too much all at once. so we're in a bit of a pickle. here's the area of low pressure that will be affecting us as well as southern california. as you can see, we put this in motion and look at that. yeah, a little bit of rainfall, not a

lot, but for us, maybe this afternoon looks like we'll have spotty rain here. but even more significant and more widespread rain in southern california. if we lose our rain weather quickly, still chances of rain into tomorrow, but it's really more significant in southern california right there with the center of the area of low pressure is you see the rain and you seeing some snow in the southern california mountains as well as in the sierra stephanie. kathy, thank you. >> president donald trump stopped in la last night to tour the wildfire damages there. he landed friday afternoon and was greeted by governor newsom. the president promising federal support for the region, but he also put some conditions on the line, proud boys, capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> president donald trump in california, governor gavin newsom warmly embracing each other as the president arrived in los angeles for his trip to get an up close view of the devastation left behind by the fires. i appreciate the government coming out in. the

political foes in this moment appearing to put their differences aside. >> during his remarks, trump brought up the need for federal assistance for california to get lot of federal help. >> but just a few hours earlier, trump heavily implied he will send federal emergency aid to california only if state leaders agree to the following conditions just one vote or 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. all of it, echoing trump's message on the campaign trail when he called for laws requiring voters to present proof of their identification and citizenship. for california's water policies, all the farmland, that's barron and dry. they artificially stop the water from going onto the land. governor gavin newsom on thursday pushing back on that claim very damaging. >> when people believe such

misinformation and i don't mean it the line sense they being present just doesn't know. that there's not us pick it. that can be turned to solve all the water problems that he alleges exists. governor's press office then shared this on social media, quote, conditioning 8 for american citizens is wrong. >> it's a sentiment echoed by most members of the state assembly and senate from both sides of the aisle. whatever issues that >> president i have with the noose and then with california policies, the people who have suffered from this disaster shouldn't suffer further because of that. so there shouldn't be unrelated strings attached. no, this is not the time for. >> for politics some political games and finger pointing. we need to come together to rebuild this great american city. and i urge president trump to provide federal dollars quickly without conditions. but san diego gop

assembly member carl demaio feels differently. he republican congressional leaders this letter. >> urging them to condition aid to california on more brush management. water management insurance reform, utility management and firefighter staffing. we've heard from some of your colleagues, democrats, republicans, he says no conditions just get the aid to the people who need it when an end. i i actually think that that is absolutely the wrong direction. the only way we're going to get change to save future victims of fires and disasters. >> to just save future homes from destruction is to demand that the policymakers clean up their act. >> and important to note the u.s. congress will play a large role here. house speaker mike johnson has publicly hinted he supports conditioning the aid. but as of now, no formal decision has been made reporting at the state capital late on wallace kron. 4 news. >> the senate being equally divided. the vice president votes in the affirmative and the nomination is confirmed.

>> the senate narrowly confirmed pete has hegseth as the nation's new secretary of defense. last night's final vote tied at 50 50 after former gop senate leader mitch mcconnell. surprisingly join senators susan collins and lisa murkowski in voting. no, president trump responded to the vote before he left la on friday. i think is going to be great secretary. >> i just heard >> winning is what matters right? >> heck says confirmation process has been controversial. he faced allegations of excessive drinking at work events mismanaging to nonprofit veteran groups and abusing his second wife. he was also investigated but never charged with sexually assaulting a woman at a republican conference in 2017 in monterey denies all of those allegations. >> everyone was everyone was doing the best and the fire

was spreading fast and pasta. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a man who survived the deadly southern california wildfires. >> expressing gratitude to local firefighters face to face. and after the break, strong words from state attorney general rob bonta in response to president trump's recent executive order on biological.

>> state attorney general rob bonta. he's responding to president trump's executive order declaring there are only male and female sexes. california doj has your back. we support you have rights. you have protections to lgbtq+ community. >> has state rights and state protections, federal rights and federal protections. trump's order while certainly concerning. i can't change those right and those protections that you have and i will make sure to do everything in my power to protect your to defend your protections. >> president trump signed executive order but much of it requires more federal action. but this is california's department of justice will be ready to go to court if and when the law is broken. it is rumored bonta plans to run for governor in 2026. well, san jose residents listed homelessness is the key issue. they want city leaders to improve upon this year. now, that's according to a new survey mayor matt mahan released those results on social media saying, quote, we

are listening and taking action to build a stronger, safer. san jose. other top concerns include a lack of affordable housing and public safety. the marin county sheriff's office is introducing a new recruit to its specialized investigative unit. this is canine, kiki shoes, a springer spaniel specially trained in the detection of several types of drugs. the sheriff's office says kiki is able to detect the odor of fentanyl, heroin, meth and cocaine. she's named after kiki camarena, a dea special agent killed in the line of duty in mexico. the sheriff's office says kiki's favorite off-duty activities range from playing fetch to chasing squirrels. coming up in sports, details on a familiar face officially returning to the forty-niners. >> plus in the south bay, santa clara county's largest homeless shelter is back open this morning after some much needed renovations.

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>> santa clara county's largest homeless shelter is back open after undergoing renovations. the upgrades at the puck. reception center include room upgrades painting the lobby at a more restrooms. and that center can serve up to 250 people every night. all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news 7.29, this beautiful saturday. let's get you started this half hour with a look at your forecast with kathy trafton who is standing by in the weather center with the latest. good morning to you, kathy. how are things

looking? >> well, good morning to you, stephanie. it's looking great. we have big change in the weather pattern and low pressure is what's happening for us. so low pressure is our dominant weather feature now. it is coming in our direction. >> and guess what? it's bringing a pretty good chance of some rainfall across the bay area. and across los angeles, where, of course, the fires have been raging rain is exactly what the firefighters need is a try to contain the fires. but in the meantime, for us, the rainfall will not be really impressive. not the totals you may not even see too many drops, but some areas could see maybe 2 tenths of an inch along with that area of low pressure. and the rain comes fog. that's for you. if you're in sonoma valley this morning through about 9 and a frost advisory is in effect and that is through 9 o'clock as well. you know what? that's for the interior bay area. freeze watch. now that continues in the mornings all the way through tuesday. mornings. so it's chilly and a little bit breezy. and with that wind chill can really bring things down. there's a

wbnd advisory in the north bay mountains through sunday morning. so there's here's a dense fog advisory. this is what's going on in sonoma valley. and again, we've got to get this big host of watches and warnings. here's your freeze. watch in effect through much of the bay area, especially the interior parts. and my goodness gracious. we haven't had the high wind warning in effect, and that is, again to 10 o'clock on sunday. stephanie, lots to talk about. >> kathy, thank you so much. a food truck owners in the hospital with critical injuries after a shooting in vallejo kron four's philippe djegal has the latest on the search for the suspect. >> own gun shot slipped past most years. niro my of food, mart and liquor in vallejo thursday night. >> it took just seconds for a verbal encounter in the parking lot to turn violent when the suspect pulled out a gun and opened fire at a truck owner is always bad somebody gets ways the victim hosted a pop-up selling chicken wings outside the store on race street coming into town from his home base in richmond.

>> a witness says someone wearing dark clothing walked up to the truck, parked out front, exchanged words with a man and fired one shot. >> before running off toward the marina. police have not released a motive behind the shooting. it's sad because if things that are doing their jobs, you know, and >> when they beat in that thinking about getting robbed or shot. a witness says the victim's mother was inside the food truck at the time and called 9-1-1 bystanders performed cpr on the victim before police and paramedics arrived. >> police say he remains hospitalized with injuries, threatening his life. the last minute have years. it's been it's you know, the kids could play. they. >> do what they would. it was so neighbors are concerned about violence citywide less than 2 weeks ago, a 4 year-old girl was critically wounded during a shootout in the crest neighborhood considered a rougher part of town. >> the marina is seen by locals as more welcoming to

visitors, but clearly not immune to gunfire everywhere. >> it's not just the crest everywhere south of the you know, >> it so far no arrests have been made in vallejo. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a pulitzer prize winning cartoonist with bay area ties is out of jail with an ankle monitor after being arrested for possessing child prosecutors brought up 3 new allegations against darren bill. they're asking all of those devices be searched and that he is barred from having any contact with minors. investigators say they found more than 100 videos of child abuse linked to an account controlled by bell and that thousands more exist. they'll started his career as a cartoonist while attending 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 developing news, alcatraz ferry workers reached a contract deal. they announced the results of their final vote yesterday after reaching a tentative agreement last

week. very workers have been negotiating a contract for years. they went on strike several times last year as the union cited wages and unfair labor practices. a message of gratitude for san francisco firefighters this morning. more than 50 crew members have been in southern california fighting the deadly blazes there as kron four's rob nesbitt reports a resident from pacific palisades got a chance to say thank you. >> on friday, the firefighters of station. 25 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 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 or 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 his appreciation with me being a that created. i spent some time too. >> 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 making 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. >> a group is organizing a signature collection event to recall francisco district supervisor jo ling that event takes place today from 11 to 2 in the comp and square. a terrible street and 23rd avenue and the sunset district. his critics point to his handling of proposition k and the great american highway project which passed last year as evidence as reason why they're trying start this recall against him. but and gardner says he is committed to addressing all of the concerns surrounding prop k. >> i'm being recalled because i supported the democratic process of letting the people have a say about what to do with their coast and the coast does belong to everyone. i understand that this is a big issue that people were opposed to. and there's a lot of concerns about traffic. so i'm committed to addressing those concerns and hearing all of

the residents who care about traffic in addressing those concerns. that's what i'm committed to do. >> the organizers have until may 22nd together 10,000 signatures from district 4 registered voters to trigger a special election. and new this morning, francisco supervisor steven cheryl is speaking out against a republican budget plan that could take away 3, 200 million dollars in federal funding for the presidio. now the fund a part of the 2022 inflation reduction act was approved to improve park maintenance in climate resiliency in that area. cheryl calls the presidio a national treasure. they're warning that cutting the funds would be an attack on a historic protected space. he is urging government leaders to oppose efforts to jeopardize funding for natural parks. pg e is offering bay area residents a new way to save on ev charging costs santa clara contra costa and alameda residents who have an ev and charged at home can enroll in a new program called ev charge manager it lets

participants know to plug in when grid demand is low so they can save money. it participants use the program for 3 months. they also earn a $75 gift card. that program also personalized dashboard for users which shows charging habits costs, battery usage and more. football. the forty-niners have found their defense coordinator and the raiders make a splash hire at the head. coaching position. trump was ben ross breaks it all down for us. well, the nfl coaching carousel is finally nearing an end. only the new orleans saints now remain without a head coach, which means the forty-niners. >> have been able to officially hired their new defensive coordinator and it's a blast from the past. former jets head coach robert sala returning to the niners in a position that he held from 2017 to 2020. the team made the official announcement tonight just a few hours ago. sala had reportedly been in the mix for multiple head coaching positions, but since

he did not get them, he made it clear that 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 were really some of the best in the league. he'll take over for nick sorensen who was removed after just one season in the position. head coach kyle shanahan. he's said that will promote klay kubiak to offensive coordinator. the team still looking to fill its special teams, coordinator position, which was held for the last 3 years by brian schneider. meanwhile. the reason there's just one team looking for a head coach still instead of 3 is that the raiders and cowboys both made hires today. san francisco native pete carroll is the raiders choice. according to multiple reports, carol. of course, the super bowl winning coach with the seahawks and lots of success in college football at usc he4spent last year as the seahawks adviser carol, back in the day, attended redwood high school in larkspur, then played

football at the college of moran who was briefly the forty-niners defensive coordinator in the mid 90's. the 73 year-old carol, now looks to pull the raiders out of a very long drought. they haven't won a playoff game since 2002, he'll replace antonio pierce who was fired after one full season. as for the cowboys owner, jerry jones is promoting offensive coordinator, brian schottenheimer to head coach schottenheimer spent the last 2 seasons dallas's offensive coordinator. this will be his first head coaching job. his father, marty, was a longtime nfl head coach. the 51 year-old replaces mike mccarthy who led dallas for the last 5 years making 3 playoff appearances. and that was our ben ross reporting for us this morning. >> and that's the sound of the one millionth meal being served at the humane society of silicon valley. they reached a milestone with a program that delivers free pet food to dog owners without

homes. workers witg a nonprofit say the program is crucial for unhoused residents who depend on companionship from their four-legged friends. we definitely had one resident where we notice that their rent paid and it was because they are prioritizing. the needs of their pet. >> and so with this partnership we've been able to allow them to focus on all of the needs. >> well, the pet pantry program provides around 25,000 meals a month in silicon valley owners in need can also pick up food from the milpitas warehouse on wrigley way. just remember to bring an id. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the long-running legal battle over this island. >> in the san francisco bay has finally come to an end. we've got the details on the multi-million dollar sale. but first, the u.s. marines lining up on our southern border as president trump works to keep a campaign promise.

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>> cold weather begins today and continues through at least the early part of next week. if you're just waking up, you just may well see some stratus. here's a view from mount temple, pius. here's a view from santa is a you've got a lot of gray skies pretty much everywhere. you look. and there's rain in the forecast. so for today and even possibly tomorrow, light rain. now you may not see any rain at all. some spots may see 0 other could others could see maybe 2 tenths of an inch. it's not impressive. but will may nevertheless, we also get a host of advisories and watches such as a dense fog advisory. if you're in sonoma valley this morning, it's pretty tough. visibility is very low because of this dense fog advisory that expires at 9 is a frost advisory for the interior bay area, north bay mountains, east bay, south bay. and that goes to 9 o'clock this morning. and then there's the freeze. watched a freeze watch in effect. the bay area through tuesday morning for the overnight into early morning hours. and there's a wind advisory in the north bay mountains. so it's gusty up there with gusts to 50 miles per hour. here's what

the computer models are bringing us right now. it is mainly a southern california focus that we get some rain drops to. so here you go saturday, that noon little afternoon, we start to see a few raindrops. and again, you may not see any, but there will be some raindrops. we continue that possibly into sunday. but notice the focus again is southern california with some snow in the south, southern mountains and also some snow in the sierra. it's about time, isn't it? so we get to see a little bit of wet and we certainly need, especially in southern california, although the concern down there with the fires leading all the burn scars, there could be debris flows. there could be flooding. there could be mudflow. so we're what we're concerned out there watching it. but for us, it's dry again, is a little ridge builds in through the midweek. and then look what happens come friday. another chance for some rain thursday, even possible friday into part of the next weekend. so we're finally opening the storm door. things are starting to turn around just a little bit. here's your dense fog advisory. that's in effect

until this morning at 9. and that's again for the north bay. here's your high wind warning advisory that is for parts of the bay area and all in all, it's going to be a very interesting weekend specially cause. it's going to be really, really cold, protect people, plants, pipes, and of course, pets. stephanie. >> kathy, thank you. this video shows groups of u.s. marines at the u.s. mexico border of these military workers. they arrive friday at a border patrol station in imperial beach, san diego county and president donald trump. he deployed thousands of troops at the border as reporter chip yost explains is all part of the president's campaign promise. >> friday, the white house released video of military members at the u.s. mexico border. part of a deployment of 1500 u.s. marine and army personnel sent there following an executive order signed by president trump. the president declared a national emergency exists at the border and

directed the department of defense to address the issue. according to the acting secretary of defense, some of the tasks, the military members will be given. we'll include assisting in the construction of physical barriers. in deportation flights. the american people have been waiting for such a time as for our department of defense to actually take home and security seriously. this is a number one priority of the many people. president is already. can not? everyone is welcoming the news. this is what the mayor of el paso, texas had to say. i don't think we need choose a no guy. go back to say we are very safe community. >> we are one of the safest cities in the united states and you don't need troops along our border here because very safe. again, i want to message out to be very clear to folks in el paso, texas. you do not have to live in fear. >> that was chip yost reporting for us this morning.

meantime, target is the latest company to announce its rolling back their diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives after president trump's executive order. the retailer said it will be ending a program established to help black workers build meaningful careers. target will also conclude any dei goals the company had previously set several, several major corporations, including meta mcdonald's, walmart and ford have retreated from similar programs, fearing legal risks. now, despite major brands scaling back yesterday, costco announced it will not be following suit. the company is rejecting a shareholder proposal calling for a review of the risks. tbi policies pose. baseball hall of famer bay area native cc sabathia is making a movie about his hometown of allay. it will be called the lay. whoa and is centered around his experience playing little league baseball in this city. sabathia bucky, i should say, attended vallejo high school and was drafted straight out of high school by cleveland 1988. he pitched

in the mlb from 2001 to 2019 winning a cy young award in a world series title and making 6 all-star games. no word yet on a release date. and 3 bay area dogs have made it to the next round of america's favorite pet. and starting from the left, we've got basco, san francisco fire and rescue dog. he's currently 3rd in his group and we have lexi a harley can pin sure who loves fashionable clothes. she 6th and her group. and lastly, we have 16 year-old mickey from brentwood. he's first in his group. they're looking to make it into the top 10 voting closes on january. 30th, best of luck to all of our a lovely bay area. four-legged friends. bay area. four-legged friends. we'll be right back. excited about saving big

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long-running legal battle over point. buckler island in san francisco bay has come to an end with the john muir land trust purchasing the 29 acre island at auction for 3.8 million dollars. the sale follows years of disputes involving former owner john sweeney, who faced fines for unpermitted construction on the island land trust plans to restore the island's natural habitat vital for species like delta smell, tension of salmon. officials say the project will be costly but say it benefits the bay's ecosystem long term. with new year begins next week. and here in the bay area, san francisco is getting ready to welcome a very big crowd last year. more than a million visitors attended lunar new year events. organizers are hoping for even more this year for the 3rd year in a row,

portsmouth square offers free parking for the first 2 hours during the celebrations. it's also very important free outside of san francisco. people encouraged company to do their shopping up to die. so common joining and it's going to be of access this and very being and waukee in chinatown. >> the world famous chinese new year parade happens on february. 15th. coming up next to a concerns are rising within san francisco immigrant communities. >> after a alleged juror after after reports of an encounter on a muni bus. >> we spoke with san francisco's new mayor on his message to community. plus, san francisco's transit agency faces a massive budget gap. could news services be on the chopping block? find out how the public can weigh in. and the bay area american indian to spirits. powell returns to san francisco. we're live in studio with the event producer and co-chair to find out what's new. stay with us. the

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plus bay area immigrant advocates on edge this morning over president trump's promises of mass deportations. we francisco mayor daniel lurie and his response to people's concerns. and a very special tribute this very special first responder off on doing his job. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday january, the 25th. let's get started this hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist kathy trafton. good morning. >> good morning, stephanie. >> and question of is it to us? it's actually bringing a chance of some precipitation yoest raindrops for the weekend. not a lot of not impressive totals, but still some rain. nevertheless. and we've been very dry for quite a while. so. >> it's very good news that will be seeing some rain, southern california. they're going to see some rain as

well. and it's more of a southern california centered storm. but our rainfall totals could be maybe 2 tenths of an inch and a few spots. you may not be see any rain at all. just depends on where you are. so it's going to be a welcome change. and along with the rain comes, some fog is a dense fog advisory in sonoma valley. through 9 o'clock this morning. and some frost in the interior bay area areas through about 9 o'clock this morning as well. there's a freeze watch in effect for the early morning hours overnight to early morning hours for the next several days to about tuesday. so it's going to be chilly. chilly, chilly and to top it off a wind advisory that makes the cold temperatures feel even colder. stephanie, back to you. well, this week marks 2 years since the massacre that claimed the lives of 7 people in half moon bay. >> that tragedy igniting advocacy for farm worker rights. jack moment reports from a friday vigil where community members gathered to reflect. >> the vigil is meant to honor

the 7 farmworkers who were killed 2 years ago this week. there was also a shadow over the vigil with many people here fearful over what the next 4 years of immigration policy can bring. >> from you it a sauber friday evening as the community remembers those who are gone out now more than ever. i think that showing up really is going to be more than half of just showing up reminded to protect those who are still with them. you know, it's been it's been tough. belinda hernandez are ya got runs a nonprofit who hosted the two-year memorial for the half moon bay mass shooting. >> on january, 23rd 2023, a disgruntled farm worker shot and killed 7 farmworkers and critically injured. one other. >> the shooting ignited a massive conversation on how farmworkers many undocumented are treated. the past 2 years have been spent trying to get better housing and advocate for better resources and we

can never. >> fully imagine what the families are going. really, you know, this loss for them is forever. so coming together after 2 years is a must for us to not for kids to keep their memory going to also pledge that we will never allow this to happen again. >> you know what it feels. >> 3 a prayer and handwritten letters. a couple 100 people here on friday. no. this year's memorial comes with a shot in the days ahead of us. we're going to be called upon to have that heard many of the undocumented farm workers who wanted to show up friday to grieve, stay at home after recent executive order by president trump crackdown on immigration. but i want this message to. what would that everyone at the county i spoke to had one thing say and that's what we stand for. undocumented community will not be deterred know was also left that a loss just a day after the president's inauguration, basically saying

that, you know, champ is here, pack your bags and report. >> to ice. but that still did not stop this large crowd from showing up. support. it hits home. and for me, it is an emotional time. but i'm grateful for the love of the community coming together. >> now here is a permanent memorial in the works set to honor those lives that were lost 2 years ago. and when it's completed, it will be in fernandez park in half moon bay. but it'll take a couple of years to complete reporting here in half moon bay, jack moment. kron, 4 news. >> and new this morning, a woman has been charged with assaulting a muni bus passenger with a glass bottle. the san francisco district attorney's office says a kaja brewster also attacked a second person as she shouted anti latino phrases. prosecutors say brewster was charged thursday with assault with a deadly weapon, battery and hate crime. she pleaded not guilty. a judge ordered her to be held without bail. the case remains an active investigation. and concerns

over the immigration issue. not just in the latino community, but among a number of other groups as well. the asian law caucus. joining other immigrant rights organizations this week to sue the trump administration over the executive order aiming to remove birthright citizenship. in a statement, the executive director for the asian law caucus says, quote, if your people, if you're born here, you are a citizen period. no politician, including president trump can decide who was an american and who is not. and there are heightened concerns with an immigrant communities in san francisco after someone reported encountering an ice agent on a muni bus. city officials have since said that rumor was not true. but as kron four's lezla gooden reports, fear remains. i caught up with the mayor de lory while he was visiting a fire station in san francisco. i dressed him directly about the alleged ice encounter on a muni bus. >> and how president trump's promise on mass deportation has many residents now on edge. here's how he responded

question. sorry, guys. sorry. we got want to know about the muni, concerned that we're close out a statement that it wasn't fair. fresno, i'm sorry say it, make sure that you guys i got it. but we got around. mayor, do you have anything to say? a lot of people are very scared right now. they would like to hear directly. really appreciate now, make sure that you have are i got this state and the people want to hear directly from you. this care. >> they're very scared were reaching out to community leaders were talking to people were gathering information in yesterday's rumors. >> it's just it. we understand people are fearful. and so we we are in contact right now with community leaders and we will continue to communicate with the public. we also reached out to ice about this encounter and they told us in his statement that they were not involved. >> in this incident, we also heard from local nonprofits like mission action about this and they gave us the following statement saying we want to reassure everyone that we are actively investigating this incident at this time. we have

been unable to verify the report and are unable to provide additional information beyond what is currently available. and this is what you can do. if you find yourself contacted by an ice agent, first, a calm and remain silent. you are not required to answer questions about your immigration status or where you were born to do not open the door without seen a warrant. lastly document the incident safely without interfering and ask for a lawyer. if you are detained, let's going home for news. and breaking news overnight in the gaza cease-fire agreement for female israeli soldiers held hostage by hamas. >> were returned to israel this morning in exchange, israel released 200 palestinian prisoners, including 121 serving life sentences. the release soldiers likely under duress, racine, smiling and waving to a crowd before being handed over to the red cross. thousands celebrated in both gaza and tel aviv as the

hostages reunited with their families marking a significant moment in the fragile cease-fire agreement. in the east bay. a canadian man is sentenced to 2 years in prison after he sexually extorted a minor in contra costa county. the district attornet's office identified the man as 25 year-old niholas fahy. he made contact with the victim over social media back in 2019, the he requested sexually explicit images of the victim. and when that victim complied, fahy threened to release those images unless more were sent. canadian police arrested fay. he had his home in 2021. and fairfield authorities seized more than 2000 plans from 3 illegal grow houses. this happened on january. 9th warrants were served for houses near south river. police say fairfield has problems with illegal grow houses citing 11 that have been shut down in the city in the past 6 months. san francisco transit officials say they're facing a major budget shortfall. sfmta is inviting the public to a meeting next week to discuss ways to raise funds. this

comes as the transit agency says it is staring down a potential 320 million dollar budget gap. officials cite a decline in funding and high inflation as reasons for the deficit. the agency warned of potential cuts to immunity and other services its next public discussion is on friday, january 31st. people can attend in person or online. jose sharks pays special tribute to an alameda county firefighter thursday night. brendan franco kicked off the game with a puck drop. he was badly burned while fighting the corral fire near tracy last june and has since recovered at thursday's game. the sharks also raised funds for organization supporting a los angeles county and its wildfire recovery efforts. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. >> a new survey reveals the top issues and jose residents, one city issues, city leaders to address weve got mayor matt mahan response. everywhere.

it's not just the crest in way it was so bad. >> and in the north bay, a food truck owner is recovering from life-threatening injuries after a shooting we hear from neighbors. plus police say led up to this violence. and it's time for the bay area's to spare a pow. wow. we sit down with organizers who have the details on this exciting and details on this exciting and important event. ry excited about saving big

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san francisco skyline which is looking a bit overcast this morning. cathy. >> you're absolutely right. it is overcast. lot areas of stratus. it's a grey start to the day. that's going to be much colder day because low pressure is paying us a visit. it's going to be really affecting us and also southern california. so they're going to be a big change rain. yes, rain is in our forecast now. it's not really an impressive amount of rain. it could be hit and miss depends on where you are. but overall it could maybe nothing. look at santa rosa. it may be nothing there. a little hard to forecast precisely in pinpoint it could be 2 tenths of an inch and a few spots. but this opens the storm door. this is a big change because we have not seen rain for quite some time. so this morning, a dense fog advisory and that is in effect and sonoma valley through 9 o'clock this morning. also this morning, a frost advisory for the np interior parts of the bay area and that again is to 9 o'clock this morning. and then there's a freeze watch. oh, yes, the next number of

mornings about tuesday morning. very cold, very icy. and you know what? there's also breezy conditions. so that will make it feel even colder. there's a wind advisory in the north bay mountains through sunday morning. so it's going to be a big change. it'll be grayer. it'll be a bit rainy or here's your dense fog advisory that is for sonoma valley. and that again goes to 9 o'clock this morning. so could be tough to drive. visibility is way down. and here's a freeze warning, freeze watch. that is. and that's where pretty much everywhere interior interior east bay, interior santa clara valley. you see by the coastline, that is not in effect, but it can be for cold conditions and that persists in the morning for several mornings high wind advisory. that's in effect for parts of the north bay specially in the mountains gusting up to 50 miles per hour. so drought monitor shows very dry conditions in southern california for us. we're actually starting to see some concern. also for abnormal conditions in terms of drought. so this rain is

welcome. whether you're in the bay area, especially in southern california. what's gone from severe to extreme drought in some areas, of been battling the fires. they need some rain. but the concern for them, of course, is the burn scars because that rain could cause some flooding could cause mudslides and debris flows. so keeping an eye on all of that right now. back to stephanie. >> thanks so much, kathy. well, happening next weekend, the bay-area american indian to spirits. palau is coming back to san francisco at the fort mason center. >> here to speak with me today about the palau and the event is the producer, amelia vigil and powell co-chair cody mccook. good to see you guys. good morning. happy to be here. yeah. thank you so much for joining first of all, tell us a bit about the organization itself. it's been around for quite some time. yeah. so bay area, american indian to spirit, texas to restore undercover the role of to spare people within indigenous first nation communities. and we advocate for wellness, artistic expression and issue advocacy.

and we've been around that. 26 years since 1999. and it was founded on a prayer, really of a group of in our tribal individuals who came together who wanted to, you know, hold international to speak gathering in and really put forth that prayer and held it up. and it's it's just till today incredible. congratulations on the organization being around for. you're celebrating your 25th 5th anniversary, though. you i know been around 26 years, but you're celebrating 25th anniversary so that's a big and tell us a bit about what it means to be to spirit as well. well, to spare was a term that was created early in the 90's. and it was created by a group of elders that we're trying to give us. >> tribal community members a tangible experience to reconnect to some of those leadership, ceremonial and spiritual roles that gender diverse and genders, as sexuality, diverse folks felt pre colonization, ok and tell us to about the significance

of having an event like this and what it means to the community. >> i think it's a pretty profound experience to have. it's one of it is the largest to spear gathering here in the nation last year. we >> received over 4,000 participants. so creating a sacred space that's safe for all gender identities, all orientations and really uplifting our to spear communities. pretty profound experience for us in a very important task has mission. so there's a pow. wow, that is a central part to all of what typically happens at a powwow for those who may not be familiar to >> all just add quickly that, you here in california, california natives don't don't do that style power that we're doing. actually >> planes, paulo, which competition powwow. that includes singers and drummers and dancers and they're competing together and different dance categories and something that's unique about the bay area. american indian to spare powell was that we'd each gender the dance categories. so traditionally, those categories are gendered.

big drum is gendered. but here at bates to spare powwow, we actually allow we focus on the dance category and we accept powell dancers from all across the country and the world and and so i'll pass it. you could share. yeah, i think it just offers a space for people to interact with one another bild community in a safe and so sacred welcoming space. incredible. how many tribes would you say are represented at this event? we have a lot of international. we have a lot of national tribes, but we also have a lot of international representation from indigenous communities from all over the globe. and what sort of stories are told that events like these would you say? >> i think one of the biggest stories that are told her that witnessed is the return to community and the ability to build community and acknowledge one another's existence in a safe space. yes, but it which is i can imagine especially important at a time when there's so much disruption happening globally

and politically domestically here, walk us through just what people how people can participate public can participate in this. what we we have about it. we have a really big week next week. so we have a whole list of events that are happening just outside of the powwow that are both virtual and in-person. so monday we kick it off with the community talking circle that hosted with lime lenny hayes. tuesday, we to a virtual to spirit panel that's hosted by roger kuhn, bringing in various to spirit artist wednesday. we have a committee snag night. so folks that are interested in meeting new people and the community can join us for our virtual committee snag night thursday. we're doing the celebration to 25 at the 25th anniversary celebration and friday, we're having a hand drum contest that hosted by the bait strom and emceed by land o lakes and then some saturday is the big day. it's the big powwow, watson coleman. list some of those that summit information on the screen just now for folks to check i'll just add that if you aren't able to

make it out for whatever reason, we will be live streaming the event on our youtube channel. >> that's something that we've adopted since the shelter-in-place policy we have yet. we have maintained having this event of 2 out the covid-19 pandemic and we continue to offer those, you know, live stream viewing. and so you can see that on our website. you can go to www 0.8 stop or it s dot org and if we also encourage participation by just coming through with family, it's a open to the public, open to family, open to natives and non-natives alike and and we really hope that people do utilize the live stream option as well. and the youtube channel was do they just put in bates or houck? what's the url for that? yes, you can just put in if you just go to the bait side, are there's a button, right? that'll take you right to our youtube right? and you people need to rsvp or get tickets for any of the events that you both just mentioned.

folks will need to rsvp for the week of events. you can also find that information on our web site. yeah, wonderful alright event, producer amelia vigil in powell co-chair, cody mccook. thank you so much for your time this morning. thank you. all right. we'll be right back.

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is responding to president trump's executive order declaring their only male and female sexes. >> when a dog has your back, we support you have rights. you have protections to lgbtq+ community has state rights and state protections, federal rights and federal protections. trump's order while certainly concerning. i can't change those right and those protections that you have and i will make sure to do everything in my power to protect your to defend your protections. >> president trump signed the executive order but much of it requires more federal action. but this is california's department of justice will be ready to go to court if and when the law is broken. it is rumored bonta plans to run for governor in 2026. saturday residents listed homelessness as the key issue. they want city leaders to improve upon this year. that's according to a new survey mayor matt mahan who released the poll results on social media. he said, quote, we are listening and taking action to build a stronger, safer. san jose. other top concerns include a lack of affordable housing and

public safety. the murray county sheriff's office is introducing a new recruit to its specialized investigative unit. this is canine kiki. she is a springer spaniel, specially trained in the detection of several types of drugs. the sheriff's office says kiki is able to detect the odor of fentanyl, heroin, meth and cocaine. she is named after kiki camarena, a dea special agent killed in the line of duty in mexico. the sheriff's kiki's favorite off-duty activities range from playing fetch to chasing squirrels says she definitely knows how to have a good time. significant progress to report now on the southern california wildfires this morning. the palisades fire is now 79% contained after more than after rather burning more than 23,000 acres in the pacific palisades area. meantime, the eaton fire is 95% contained after burning more than 14,000 acres. and crews gained a lot of ground on the hughes fire burning north of santa clarita. it is now 79% contained after burning about

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>> santa clara county's largest homeless shelter is back open after undergoing renovations. the upgrades at the reception center include room upgrades pain, new pain to the lobby and more bathrooms. the center can serve up to 250 people every night. all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we continue our news coverage with a look at your forecast with kathy trafton. hi, kathy. hi, stephanie. >> well, cold temperatures begin today across the bay area and light rain is expected for today as well. as for tomorrow. also gusty winds out of the north bay mountains for the weekend. >> starting to clear a little bit, but we have another chance for rain coming up next weekend as well. so maybe the storm doors open. here we go. future rain totals. not so impressive across the bay area. you may not even see any raindrops at all where you are, but some places could get a 10th of an inch. 2 tenths of

an inch, maybe a few hundredths of an inch. but it's a start because you know what? there's a lot of drought, especially in southern california. they really need the rain and they will get more of the rain. then we do this weekend. but even we need some right after all, we are in the abnormal normal category in terms of the drought monitor. so it's about time we saw some raindrops. but again, for southern california when they really needed, they will get some. so here's how we're looking cold conditions and light rain for today and for tomorrow, much colder than normal. we bounce back toward the normal category on monday. and here is a look from the climate prediction center showing drier than normal precipitation. that's the outlook for the southern california, the southwest part of the u.s., in fact, then this sort of when you see gray, it's normal and you little dividing line between the greenwich is whether the normal and then the great, which is normal. that's pretty much right through marin county. so we're going to see a little bit more rain than we've been seeing. that's good news because it's normal to be seeing rain this time of year.

what's also normals to speak temperatures warmer than we're having today. so what you see the blue cooler than normal conditions. and then when you see the gray, it's normal. so will keep us under normal conditions cooler than normal today. and tomorrow we'll start to back things out toward normal come early part of the next week. and you know what? actually see some mostly sunny skies or for a few days until the next chance of precipitation comes in our direction, which will be coming in maybe on thursday. more likely on friday. stephanie. >> kathy, thank food truck owner is in the hospital with critical injuries after a shooting in vallejo. first political has the latest on the search for the suspect alone. gunshot slipped past most years. niro my of food, mart and liquor in vallejo thursday night. >> it took just seconds for a verbal encounter in the parking lot to turn violent when the suspect pulled out a gun and opened fire at a truck owner is always bad when somebody gets ways the victim hosted a pop-up selling

cnicken wings outside the store on race street coming into town from his home base in richmond. a witness says someone wearing dark clothing walked up to the truck, parked out front, exchanged words with a man and fired one shot. >> before running off toward the marina, police have not released a motive behind the shooting. it's sad because if things that are doing their jobs, you know, and >> when they beat in that thinking about getting robbed or shot. witness says the victim's mother was inside the food truck at the time and called 9-1-1 bystanders performed cpr on the victim before police and paramedics arrived. >> police say he remains hospitalized with injuries, threatening his life the last minute have years. it's been it's you know, the kids could play. they. >> do what they want. it was so neighbors are concerned about violence citywide less than 2 weeks ago, a 4 year-old girl was critically wounded during a shootout in the crest neighborhood considered a

rougher part of town. >> the marina is seen by locals as more welcoming to visitors, but clearly not immune to gunfire everywhere. >> it's not just the crest everywhere south of the you know, >> it so far no arrests have been made in vallejo. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> if you prize winning cartoonist with area ties is out of jail with an ankle monitor after being arrested for possessing child. prosecutors brought up 3 new allegations against darren bell. they are asking all of those devices be searched and g any contact with minors. investigators say they found more than 100 videos of child abuse linked to an account controlled by bell and that thousands more exist. all started his career as a cartoonist while attending 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

developing news up, a trust very workers reached a contract deal. the union announced the result of their final vote yesterday after reaching a tentative agreement last week. very workers have been negotiating a contract for years. they went on strike several times last year calling for better wages. and a message of gratitude for san francisco. firefighters this morning. more than 50 crew members have been in southern california fighting the deadly wildfires as kron four's. rob nesbitt shows us a resident from pacific palisades. but the chance to say thank you. >> 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 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 or 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 his appreciation with me being a that created. i spent some time too. >> 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 lets them know that what they're doing is making 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. >> a group is organizing a signature collection event to recall san francisco district. 4 supervisor joe and cardio. his critics point to his handling of proposition k and the great american highway project which passed last year. but in gardner says he's committed to addressing all the concerns surrounding prop k. >> i'm being recalled because i supported the democratic process of letting the people have a say about what to do with their coast and the coast does belong to everyone. understand that this is a big issue that people were opposed to. and there's a lot of concerns about traffic. so i'm committed to addressing those concerns and hearing all of the residents who care about traffic in addressing those concerns. that's what i'm committed to do.

>> the organizers have until may 22nd together 10,000 signatures to trigger a special election. and new this morning, san francisco supervisor steven cerel cheryl rather is speaking out against a republican budget plan that could remove 200 million dollars in federal funding for the presidio area. that fund a part of the 2022 inflation reduction act was approved to improve the parks maintenance in climate resiliency. cheryl calls the presidio a national treasure and warns that cutting the funds would be an attack on a historic protected space. he's urging government leaders to oppose efforts to jeopardize funding for natural parks and pg e is offering bay area residents a new way to save on ev charging costs. santa clara contra costa and alameda residents can roll and a new program called ev charge manager it lets participants know to plug in went great. demand is low so they can save money. if participants use the program for 3 months, they also earn a $75 gift card. the program also offers users a personalized dashboard showing

charging habits costs and battery usage and that a professional football. the forty-niners have found their defense coordinator and the raiders make a splash hire at the head coaching position. prop was ben breaks it all down. >> well, the nfl coaching carousel is finally nearing an end. only the new orleans saints now remain without a head coach, which means the forty-niners have been able to officially hired their new defensive coordinator and it's a blast from the past. former jets head coach robert sala returning to the niners in a position that he held from 2017 to 2020. the team made the official announcement tonight just a few hours ago. sala had reportedly been in the mix for multiple head coaching positions, but since he did not get them, he made it clear that 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 were really some of the best in the

league. he'll take over for nick sorensen who was removed after just one season in the position. head coach kyle shanahan. he's said that will promote klay kubiak to offensive coordinator. the team still looking to fill its special teams, coordinator position, which was held for the last 3 years by brian schneider. meanwhile. the reason there's just one team looking for a head coach still instead of 3 is that the raiders and cowboys both made hires today. san francisco native pete carroll is the raiders choice. according to multiple reports, carol. of course, the super bowl winning coach with the seahawks and lots of success in college football at usc he spent last year as the seahawks adviser carol, back in the day, attended redwood high school in larkspur, then played football at the college of moran who was briefly the forty-niners defensive coordinator in the mid 90's. the 73 year-old carol, now looks to pull the raiders out of a very long drought. they haven't won a playoff game since 2002, he'll replace antonio pierce who was fired

after one full season. as for the cowboys owner, jerry jones is promoting offensive coordinator, brian schottenheimer to head coach schottenheimer spent the last 2 seasons dallas's offensive coordinator. this will be his first head coaching job. his father, marty, was a longtime nfl head coach. the 51 year-old replaces mike mccarthy who led dallas for the last 5 years making 3 playoff appearances. all right. that was urban ross reporting for us this morning. >> all right. that's the sound of the one millionth meal being served by the humane society of silicon valley, which reached a new milestone with the program, providing free pet food to homeless dog owners. workers with a nonprofit say the program is crucial for unhoused residents with pets. >> all right. coming up after the break, open host, a powerful event aimed at empowering fathers and

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>> all right. welcome back, live. look outside at the bay and kathy trafton. what's up? >> it's great. but it's starting to clear out there was a lot of stratus this morning. now we can actually make a little sense out of that view from mount temple, pius, there is rain in our future fact rain for this weekend, but not a lot. and it's not really a north bay event. now, here's just a i'll guess in several different computer models have slightly

different numbers. it's hit and miss. so where you are, you may not see any raindrops it all. on the other hand, you might see some pretty good rain the next couple of days. it could be even a 10th of an inch, a few hundredths of an inch, maybe 2 tenths of an inch, but mainly a little bit further to the south. so here in the weather headlines and by 9 o'clock this morning, a couple of advisories expire. one is a dense fog advisory and that is for sonoma valley. also, there's another advisory and that is the frost advisory. and that's been for the interior bay area through again, 9 o'clock this morning. so was a really cold start starting to warm up just a little bit. a freeze watch is in effect through tuesday morning. and that's for the overnight into the early morning hours. and it's going to be really chilly. so bundle up. you definitely want to wear hats and, you know, layers and things. and also there's a wind advisory in that's mainly for the north bay mountains. and that goes through tomorrow. so you get the cold weather and the wind. oh, my goodness gracious. it's really something. it's a big change in the weather pattern,

isn't it? because we've been seeing some dry weather for quite a long time and above normal temperatures, all that changes cooler breezier and wetter. so nice again, a southern california that more than northern california. nevertheless, we get some rain drops, especially in the south bay. you start to see the rain drops coming through today and possibly tomorrow. not a sure thing everywhere, but you'll notice in southern california, that's where they get the bulk of the rain. and it last longer last through maybe monday. and also you'll notice snow in sierra nevada snow in the southwest mountains of california. so with that is good news for people who are one in 6 key. that might be you in the meantime, we dry for a few days and then here comes the next storm. another storm coming in. a slight chance of rain maybe thursday evening into friday may be on to saturday. so it goes through pretty quickly. but it's a little bit wet this weekend dries out a little bit wet again next weekend. and the storm doors officially open. so that's good news. dense fog advisory. here it is for sonoma valley and that is

not as foggy when once burns off. of course, the visibility will improve easer to drive through that high wind advisory that goes through tomorrow morning and that makes it tough to drive with a high profile vehicles, especially freeze watch, which last through tuesday morning for icy cold conditions. pretty much everywhere away from the water. so the interior valleys of the north bay and east bay in the south bay. kind. the cold forecast highs today below normal temperatures. sunday barely in the 50's and in the mid-fifties and many other spots in the higher elevations may not even make it into the 50's. three-day forecast shows. >> cold. >> slight chance of some rain next couple of days and then we dry it out come monday into tuesday and wednesday as a builds in 6 day precipitation outlook from the climate prediction center shows drier than normal in parts of southern california. normal and the slightly wetter than normal. as you head into the north bay departure from normal in terms of temperatures, it is colder than normal. today. little

colder tomorrow. but then again, we start to head toward normal territory, which is great news for us. we will warm things up just a little bit heading on out. stephanie, back to you. >> all right, kathy, thank you so much. in the east bay beats and bonding as a heart full event that empowers fathers in oakland and helps foster a supportive community. expert next week. there will be a community-centered event based around fatherhood were fathers from all walks of life. can connect share their stories and access available resources here today. joining us live, our key housing malonga and curry go bailey. they're both joining us in studio to tell us more about this inaugural event. thanks much for having a thank you so much. every also understand you're celebrating some birthdays. yeah. i actually like to say happy birthday to my daughter see how much i love shoes for today. >> south amazing day. beautiful day. and your birthday tomorrow days tomorrow over folks. it's a blessed weekend. and so tell us a bit about this event and

what inspired. >> beach in bonding is an event kind of inspired by me as it relates to my own personal journey. i know through conversations with guarding in a bunch of other closer from that being able to create space for fathers to come together to support each other in killing fashion, inhaling matter was something that was needed to my journey. and through that, i've been able to find and divisions like reagan were already doing the great work in the community to be able to bring enough it like not a full. and how did you get involved with all really community? >> i was at the farmers market and someone mentioned the of it to me and put us in community with each other. and, you know, we just deeply believe that like fatherhood is a practice. and we've been we deserve belongings to share best practices. and it's a lifelong practice. yeah, absolutely. and tell us to about the significance of having a father figure. >> in one's life. super significant. my modeling with how our approach fatherhood directly impacted by.

>> the express my father mother and so i think that being able to create space for fathers to be empowered, to be able to show up as the best selves. really only benefits the youth in our community and absolutely. >> know. and we believe that like. fatherhood has the ability to be president and strong as well as radically gentle. loving, practicing the art of loving and how we share that. what a method that we use for that so far president and practicing livonia makes the community stronger and makes the child stronger. it's a beautiful message to be sharing today. now. >> walk us through why this is happening now. organizes now. now think go ahead. i think now is is because we need belong this year long, right? we recognize the celebration of father's day, but it's a celebration. but what is the father need year long along space to share best practices to be her, to be seeing. the sheer love one. another. your

father. 24 hours a day. and tell us about where this event is happening when and how people can get more information. got it. so february 9th is a sunday 11 to 2.30, kind of ash, which is a restaurant located and downtown oakland that is dedicated to bringing community members together. restaurant is found about nigel jones and so he will be also an individual. he is also an individual who's helping put this together, providing the mills. so all are welcome. fathers, uncles, father, figures, folks who are thinking about being fathers to that space to be able to join us on that. see us february 9th is going to be amazing music making workshop conversation. great food, but also like the ability to call investigator fatherhood and the practice in those thinking about fatherhood. i've been in the panel discussion as well. okay. wonderful. sounds like a great and important gathering

here. so curry the bailey and he doesn't want to. thank you so much for your time today. and you also referenced a musical performances are going at our preview. it's a little small preview of the healing rhythm from the cuomo, which is a very important part of bringing community together. >> keeping a strong and speaking of community, big love to all the folks who helped make this possable. sure. all of our sponsors, all the team members and the folks will keep sharing the word about it. hope to see everyone there. >> okay. wonderful. okay. what he has take it away from us. all right. thank you. basement.

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>> and we've got a beautiful weekend on tap a lot different than we've been seeing lately because it's colder and we have a chance of rain. yeah, dense fog are some clouds, but it's going to be a beautiful weekend. we dry things out come early next week need to get more rain possibly next weekend. so we're finally for some spell for some wet weather. and with my goodness, we need it because we've had some very dry conditions for quite a while. we do not want to slip back into drought. so this is good news for us, right, stephanie? yeah, absolutely. good news. and we also want to give a quick shout out again to our friends at the beatson bonding that yahtzee and curry and the men's wellness fellowship here. and they're here to spread the love and the joy for all of our viewers this morning. so we appreciate you guys coming out and spreading the joy. we hope you have a wonderful event coming up again. february 9th. okay. course. all right. so make

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