kron morning news ice agents carry a targeted operations. >> in the bay area, we have reaction from city leaders, residents who are left on edge. >> everyone's reposting ensuring go fund and the entire school back.

>> plus, bystanders caught in the crossfire to college students now recovering this morning after they shot while pumping gas in the lane home. and classes are canceled for students at language school this morning after copper theft severely damaged school's electricity system. we'll talk more about that coming up. well, good monday morning. thank you waking up with his bride earlier on monday, january 27th. i'm reyna harvey. >> all right. well, before you start your morning might want to grab a jacket. john tables tracking that monday morning forecast for us. good morning to that script to another layer might help you about a little bit extra because it is extra frigid to kick off this monday. start. that's up to know. we kept to kick off the new week looking outside right now at your camera situated at the embarcadero. there's no movement on the flag. so pretty still morning, which actually does contribute to a cold start in its own right.

take a look at where current temperatures are at right now. morgan hill's at freezing at 30 to powwow to you're below freezing at 31. same in livermore and dublin down to 30 degrees. each. oakland, 38 right now. and even san francisco on the cusp of some upper 30's at the moment. santa rosa at 39. so definitely a very, very cold start and no surprise that we do have a slew of advisories, including frost advisories for most of the bay area. everyone except for the immediate coastline. and for san jose. a freeze warning in effect right now. we have even colder mornings just around the corner later this week. so this definitely one of those january forecast to be bundled up for during your morning hours. at least this afternoon is going to get relatively mild with some comfortably low 60's for your daytime highs. think of what yesterday felt like and will be pretty much the same towards the latter half of the day.

>> ok, what you get that car warmed up. you'll be fine to step in and they are going to be a little cold. 7 minutes upget you across the bay bridge right now than the same to get you cross. the richmond center fell. >> all right, john, thank you for that. president trump's plans of mass deportation are now underway. size agents reported least 1400 arrests remain around the country with many more expected to come this morning. we're learning more about targeted operations under way in the bay area. san jose mayor matt mahan office telling kron 4 ice agents were in the city on sunday and says he hopes ice is targeting criminals and not law-abiding residents. this morning. we're in here from those directly affected legal challenges, emergent and how local operations play a part in the national immigration debate. while no arrests of undocumented people were published out of san jose. the migrant community there says they are scared the future forsman proffers. that moment has that story.

>> this is the target parking lot east side. san jose where local organizations tell us they spotted several ice agents loading up one of their trucks. they tell us it's the first time in many years they've seen immigration officials in this part of san jose, which does have a large number of migrant families. >> so once the agent confirmed that they were not san jose police, i asked are you ice and they not it. >> so can a mom. tanya works with the rapid response hotline of santa clara county. and since president trump took office last week, her office has gotten hundreds of calls mostly rumors. but on sunday it was the real thing. immigration officers in east side, san jose. this video taken at the target parking lot of story and cake. it's only been a week. >> but this is the first time we've had verified confirmed activity in ice. officials did not reply to kron four's request for comment. so we don't know if they're arrested anyone. but montano says she thinks it was targeting just one or 2 people. they were heading back to their car, some the exit of the house and at they said it's not him and

they said no. at san jose. mayor matt mahan says san jose police were aware that ice was in town and sent a statement to kron. 4 news saying in part, i sincerely hope ice remains focused on enforcement actions related to violent and serious criminals harming our city, not neighbors who are contributing and law abiding members of our community. what >> is your take on? i guess president trump saying we're going after the criminals first, then we'll see where we go from their colleagues in the bay area. the san francisco now hear and, you know, south bay, what i'm hearing is that >> there are people of interest to our in one of those categories. i mentioned either deportation orders that immigration attorney gabriel espinosa ramos. he says, well, criminals may be the target. >> the migrant community at large has every right to be on unfortunately, government agents sometimes do not follow protocol. and in those prophecies, that is when. >> violations happened, where try to compete, get people to

incriminate themselves. he says that's why ice has been seeing lately and big citiesi such as san jose and off story and king at love see the tropicana. >> it was empty after ice enforcement made their way. business owners here say the migrant community is vital to their business. i'm tanya says in recent years, colombians and venezuelans have made eastside san jose their home. i think there's a real fear of detention and deportation, but there's also always that fear family separation rate of one parent being detained or deported and leaving their kids behind >> but as the day continued, so did the businesses like out carried celebrating culture and with family prideful of the migrant at first generation families that make this neighborhood what its latino community, it's always been strong and that, you know you're getting here, you know, people are trying to hop whatever going through any time. they not show pride the happy with their loved ones

here. in the sense is a jack moment kron, 4 news. the trump administration, you have officials across the bay area that are committed to protecting immigrants, including those without legal status. alameda county officials recently held a meeting in oakland. now to a new effort to uphold protections for those who are at risk of deportation. county officials have lost a website provide resources for the community. it provides a list of legal resources. they've got information on future workshops aimed at educating the undocumented hotline to report an answer questions is expected to be ready by february 17th. also in the east bay, richmond's mayor and city manager released a joint statement saturday pledging to stand by the city's majority latino population amid the federal immigration policy changes according to the census, the community and the population has estimated around 140,000 people with nearly 47% being hispanic or latino officials emphasize

richmond, police did not inquire about immigration status that they're committed to upholding our sanctuary city policies. fire crews, los angeles county are working to make progress. a wildfire containment there. the palisades fire burning more than 23,000 acres. its reach 90% containment. the fire burning more than 14,000 acres. that's nearly 100% contained these 5, bernie right near castaic lake has burned more than 10,000 acres. that's 95% contained. and with the recent storm systems in los angeles county officials are warning about the possibility of fast-moving mud and debris flowing telling people to stay alert. firefighters in the national guard are doing their part to help prepare residents. the chatter move debris in the burn zones. the storm is expected to stick around this morning. and san francisco firefighters working late sunday night on a blaze in a top floor apartment in the tenderloin. the fire, which was al compas children's center was a single unit. no

body was found in the unit and they're still looking into the cause. and that east bay, the city of alameda fire department, responded to a fire right near challenger field 7 around 05:00pm on sunday. firefighters extinguished the encampment fire. they contain that spread to the side of the road. no injuries were reported and they are still investigating that fire. well, a woman is dead after she was trapped under a car following a crash in berkeley. police say 7 run at the intersection of 8 in california just before one sunday afternoon. fire crews and to lift up the car to get her out from under the car. she was taken to the hospital where later died. police have not made any arrests, but it's still unclear what caused that crash. police continue to crack down on reckless driving after they say a sideshow drew about 200 car saturday night. chp tracking down some of the people participating only for them. we're told, and placed on a 30 day hold at an impound

lot. cars are impounded for that amount of time. could face a total of over $2000 in fees. police say 300 pedestrians. it ended. 2 of the people involved were arrested. 13 others were cited. a school in vallejo forced to shut down after a copper theft cuts, all electricity inside of the building. school officials say it happened sometime between friday and early saturday. this is at weidman leadership academy staff realized power was out moments before land to host basketball competition saturday. in a letter to families, school officials say appears it likely take a week leaving students out of class during that time. in a statement to kron 4, the vallejo city unified school district superintendent is saying, quote, we're deeply saddened and we're frustrated that this has happened again to one of our schools. these incidents really disrupt learning and nightly impact, our families and the entire school community adding the district is working to resolve the issues quickly as possible. san francisco

transit officials say they're facing major budget shortfalls. 78 is inviting the public to meeting this week to talk about ways to raise more money. this comes as the transit agency says there staring down a potential 320 million dollar budget gap. officials cite a decline in funding high inflation reasons for that deficit. the agency is warning of potential cuts to muni and other services. the public discussion is this friday, january 31st. you can either attend in person or online. artists, festival's organizers and non profits trying to make arts part of their programs. you can apply for a one-time grant to support their work and streigthen our culture in berkeley. these grants lot programs to fund new individual works events and create new park programs for the arts applicants for each category. you can attend separately. design webinars to learn about guidelines, eligibility and how to apply the rent ranges from $5,000 to

individual projects up to $10,000 for arts. nonprofits, deadlines range of february 19th to march 12. still ahead for the kron. 4 morning news. a college students caught in crossfire of a shooting. >> those 2 students are recovering this morning as police investigate. and after the break, thousands of pro-life and pro-choice advocates in san francisco. well, the annual march for life, it comes after president donald trump out support anti-abortion efforts during his second term. we'll be his second term. we'll be right back. ry excited about saving big

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know today. >> san jose councilmember san jose community members. are there going to hold an international holocaust remembrance day commemoration? it's an honor. the memory of those who died during the holocaust and reflect on the importance of standing against hatred and bigotry in all forms. everybody is encouraged to attend, however, is a report shows at san jose's economic growth feeling in the wake of the pandemic. according to the milken ranked the city as 108 out of 200 large metro areas nationally, its best-performing cities report in 2020 for the city was ranked. 44 10 years ago was ranked number one. in the bay area. san francisco is getting ready to welcome a huge crowd. well, new year starts this week. more than million visitors expected to the 10 the 3rd year in a row. portsmouth square offers free parking for the first 2 hours during the celebrations. >> how the lawyers and the house in there basketball academy coast guard clinic and picnic today. that event is part of the warriors hoops for troops program that honors our

military service. now this is going to be at coast guard island, alameda at 11 o'clock this morning. >> and he is cold out there this morning. here's your look outside from mount tam skies are clear, but let's get a look at those temperatures. that's what we're really bracing for as you're stepping out there, concord at 35 livermore below freezing at 30 degrees, half moon bay and santa rosa. also in the 30's, same in oakland at 38 as barely hanging on to the low 40's this morning. so very cold start make sure you're bundled up for it. we do have frost advisories and for the south bay. a freeze warning in effect through 09:00am this morning and plenty more of these later on this week. we have more cold mornings as we do work our way through the latter part of the week, too. the sierra saw a little bit of snowfall over the weekend. we still do have winter weather advisories. yosemite southward, although i-80 and highway 50 now free of those

advisories, roadways are plowed and cleared. but we did see some needed snow and still falling for southern areas. as you can see, the southern sierra down towards southern california in the midst of upper elevations, snow and lower elevation rain fall. in fact, the grapevine does have snow on it this morning. so definitely an active day still for southern california neighbors we've long dried out for the bay area and are dry trend will continue. that is until thursday night. thursday night is when the storm door reopens and this is the total opposite of that last system. much north coast system right here. that means our northern california neighbors are northern bay area. neighbors are the ones that are going to see the most rainfall out of it, especially into friday, saturday and sunday. how much rain are we looking let's get a look at those rainfall totals as we make our way into the weekend and early next week, as you can see, santa rosa will be looking at well over an inch of rainfall. well, areas like sf and oakland towards half an inch of rain from the series of

systems that kicks off late thursday leading into the start of next week. so nice to be seeing. the storms are open. definitely need that rain 50's for your highs in the city today as well as out along the coastline. most of us today will barely creep up into the low 60's, though. and that will be the case for spots like carlos, redwood city in mountain view, as well as in the south bay with san jose and santa clara at 63 degrees east bay. temperatures also back into the low 60's with hayward right at 60 degrees. oakland right there, too. richmond right at 62 for your high north bay. our warmest spots today, some mid 60's in areas like napa and santa rosa, looking ahead to tomorrow's temperatures will be right around the same as today's. it's a holding pattern of sunshine through thursday. then thursday night, a chance of showers that continues into the weekend. let's get a look at the roads. 8 minutes right now to make your crossing. love to see easy commute so far. hopefully we can keep it around for a

little bit longer. richmond center fell also on the at 7 minutes rolling at the limit. all right, john, thank for that. sheriff deputies arrested a man accused of attempted to make pipe bombs inside of a home. this happened in napa. >> officials found materials intended to make explosives inside a house on coal street earlier this month. justin fischer, the man accused of trying to make the boss is booked into jail for having them in his possession. deputies also found drugs in his car. he's now being held on a 1 million dollar bill. if convicted, he could face multiple years in jail. and the east bay, a canadian man is sentenced to 2 years in prison after he sexually extorting a minor in contra costa county. the da's office identified the man as 25 year-old nicholas fahy. now you may contact with the victim on social media back in 2019, fay requested sexually explicit images of victim. victim complied ethan threatened to release the images. les more were sent. canadian police arrested fahy at his home back in 2021. and mateo county man is in jail

this morning accused of burglarizing same home twice in 2 days. deputies responded to a burglary report at a home on long ridge road. deputies are out of the house and eventually got the suspect to leave. suspect was identified as juan montoya, according deputies, montoya stole 50 items roughly 3 grand deputies say montoya was involved in a separate burglary. it happened at the same home. thousands of demonstrators covering san francisco center civic plaza for the 21st annual march for life. this comes after president donald trump vowed to support anti-abortion efforts in his second term. he recently and forced a federal amendment that restricts government funding for most abortions. anti-abortion advocates gave testimonies advocating for pro life while those pro-choice held their own demonstration right across the street. >> i know i i great me and news. he's a creative of as

i'm going to be completely now i have say >> president donald trump is also and of federal funding for abortion overseas. immigration enforcement operations are ramping up across the country. is law enforcement agencies kicked off a series of raids targeting undocumented immigrants with criminal backgrounds. wash your spotted. jessi tenure joins us with the very latest. good morning. jessi. >> it is all so while the trump administration is seeing widespread cooperation from multiple u.s. law enforcement agencies to deport these migrants, some countries have been pushing back on the efforts. >> don't think down and arresting hundreds of the president. donald trump said his crackdown on illegal immigration in the u.s. has only just begun sending every border trespasser violated back to the places from which they countries like guatemala began receiving migrants deported from the u.s. but others like colombia initially blocked the flights over

concerns of how the trump administration was treating the migrants after threatening 25% tariffs on all colombian incoming goods and visa restrictions. the white house announced columbia what except the flights were seeing kind of chaos. democrats like california senator adam schiff criticized the trump administration's efforts on nbc's meet the press. schiff warned the actions would also increase prices when president trump vowed to lower them mass deportations of farm workers in california maybe have to work force are going to drive food prices through the roof. mass deportation of construction workers are going to drive housing prices even more through the roof. but border czar tom homan told abc's this week to expect more actions if in the country got a problem. and holmen and other top administration officials have been monitoring the raids in chicago and did say that they've resulted in arrests of people with. >> and without criminal convictions. live in washington, i'm jessi tenure. all right. jessi, thank for

that report. kron morning news. >> today marks international holocaust remembrance day walken 80 years since liberation. and we're talking about we're talking remembering those over last remembering those over last and allies over last. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds]

>> well, in the south bay, san jose police found several unregistered guns during a traffic stop. this happened saturday night live in the area. tele road and one on one. the suspect's van of a car ran away on foot. police found the unregistered guns in a ghost gun inside the car. more police showed up the suspect trying leave in a separate car. they are able to arrest a suspect without incident. police arrested 2

men accused of stealing from a coma shopping center. was it a suspect stole nearly $4,000 worth of items from a business in the metro mall. police spotted them running away from the store o% for boulevard and right into a nearby cemetery. they were eventually caught booked into jail for grand theft. and pleasanton up for the miners are briefly in police custody, accused of stealing a car on saturday. officers say this happened around 3.30, on ha pr road after police found the suspect's they found evidence related to another theft in pleasanton. the group was cited and released to their parents and a fairfield authorities seize more than 2000 plants. this is from 3 illegal grow houses. this happened on january 9th warrants were served for houses right near south river. police say fairfield has a problem with illegal gross houses citing 11 that have been shut down in the city in the past 6 months. still ahead, the kron morning news east bay residents are hearing

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>> welcome back to the problem or use a much colder morning. so grab your jacket. john is tracking that for us. good morning, john. yes, very cold out there. we are looking at temperatures climbing. well, i should say descending well below freezing. we are seeing some numbers in the upper 20's

for for you, rural areas in the east bay. this is your view in san francisco. crystal clear skies, very calm winds. all that adds up to what can be a cold morning. and this morning is living up to that morgan hill. you're at 32 dublin at 29 right now. livermore at 30 degrees, palo alto, sitting at freezing, even oakland and berkeley down in the 30's right now. santa rosa at 39 degrees. so very, very chilly. maybe throw on a couple of extra layers to keep yourself cozy. most of us across the bay area are in frost advisories, including all the bayshore, the east bay in the north bay and a freeze warning in effect for san jose and the rest of the santa clara valley up through 09:00am. this morning. now even though it is a cold start, we do tap into a nice and mild afternoon yesterday was comfortably cool there towards the finish the day and today is going to be much the same. nice, sunny and dry.

>> all right. so far, of course, it's still early, though. so plenty of time for that commute to pick up 9 minutes to make your crossing at the bay bridge. richmond center fell at 7 minutes for your crossing in the golden gate is looking nice and smooth. no wind whatsoever. just very frigid. so those car heaters will be coming in handy, right? all right. thank you for that, john. happening today, coaches and students from sonoma state university are preparing a lawsuit in order to block the board of trustees from cutting athletic programs. >> at that north, a university offers will tran is live at sonoma state university with more on that. good morning. well, >> reyna, they might file it as early as today in san francisco with the department of education saying the cuts, the possible cuts. well, they say that violates their civil rights. now, what's going on right now is they got a sudden announcement last wednesday that the university is facing a 24 million dollar budget deficit. and for that to make up for that money, they're

looking at getting rid of the 12 sports programs, getting rid of dozens of faculty members as well as eliminating certain. i kinda, big majors to close that budget gap. this caught people by surprise, especially the student athletes and coaches. sue. they claim all this time thought the university was doing well. they're about 9500 students at this school and for quite sometime, there was a waiting list to get to the school imply that it was thriving. now, all of a sudden they hear that the university is not doing well and they're blaming the board of trustees for not managing the money. well, and that's why they're considering all options, including filing a civil rights violations against sonoma state university and the board of trustees. nothing is done yet, but they could do it as early as this morning. back to all right. well, thank you for that. today is international holocaust remembrance day marking 80 years since the liberation of auschwitz concentration camp.

>> across the bay, many people of holland, the moratorium fence to pay tribute to the 6 million jewish victims of the holocaust congress hold. a is live in san francisco with more on that. joey? >> well, good morning rated. yeah, congregations at synagogues all over the bay area today will pause to reflect on the 6 million jews killed during the holocaust and all these generations later, anti-semitism is still a constant threat. so today local leaders will be gathering as they do each and every year ro commemorate those lives lost. survivors will share their powerful stories to offer their perspectives to make sure this dark period in history is never forgotten and hoping to prevent it from happening again. important conversations will be had to fight hatred and discrimination. memorial services will be held. candles will be lit to force out darkness with light holocaust survivor will be among the

speakers at today's remembrance in san jose city hall. that's coming up at 3.30, this afternoon. and other commemoration events will also be happening both this morning and this evening in san francisco. but over security concerns, the locations are being held under wraps so far. we'll have more on that coming up later. and coming up here at 6.30, we'll be talking to a san francisco rabbi on the importance of keeping all of this. these memories alive, the tough lessons that will be taught later on today. back to you. all right, ali, thank you for that report. >> now 5.33. into vallejo college students caught in the crossfire at a gas station shooting. one of the young man fighting for his life. the shooting draws increase attention to the crime in a city. grover's jack moment has that story. >> caldera times, campus itudents are on edge after 2 of their own were shot traumatize. we don't really hear about much gun violence and yet second happened. every was really scared. the shooting happened on tuesday

just after 7 in the evening at this express gas station on tennessee avenue. you can see the suspected shooter here standing next to their car and the next clip you see them shoot from the driver's side window towards this man in a blue hoodie. the white truck here caught in the crossfire and inside were 2 cal maritime students you see here running for safety, running down their clothes from the gunshot wounds. a gofundme for one of the victims says the student was put in a medically induced coma after being shot in the face. the road to recovery will be long. the other student shot was released from the hospital. the president of the university put out a statement the next day saying, quote, given this unprovoked criminal attack on our colleagues. i remind everyone to exercise the utmost caution and always maintain situational awareness of what is going on around you. will the shooting happened just about 3 miles away from the university. many students we spoke to on saturday. tell us that they're fearful of the crime just about every time they have to leave campus kind of like going in a resort, a 3rd world country.

>> just don't leave it. yeah. that's how these freshman maritime students who are from southern california described the lay, whoa. >> they say they've seen crime just about weekly and say they want to see more police. we have more cops on campus that in the city. so, yeah, there's very little policing around last year, kron 4 reported the vallejo police department 31 officers when they're supposed to have over 100 rose looking over our shoulder like we know the threat that's out there. but despite the fear, the students are happy for the community support. everyone's reposting ensuring go fund me so the entire school has their back. yeah. the schools also helping out telling us to maintain situational awareness and all that a suspect is under arrest at vallejo. police say they're still investigating the shooting. reporting in vallejo jacmel but kron 4 news. >> well, a pedestrian was hit and killed vallejo this weekend marking the first traffic fatity 2025 police sa thihappened saturday night in the area of sonoma boulevard in limon street. found a man lying ithe road despite efforts of first responders, he was pronounced dead. the driver remained at

the scene is cooperate with the investigation. alameda county supervisors are now zeroing in on a choice for a new district attorney. as we get a community forum was held residents could get to know the candidates vying for the role and address some of their concerns. congress. lindsey ford reports following last year's successful recall of pamela price. the alameda county board of supervisors has narrowed the field of candidates for the job to 7 people saturday at lakeshore avenue baptist church. >> 3 of the candidates spoke to residents about the change they hope to bring to the role love for you all to name 3 specifically advocate to strengthen and expand the positive impact of the county's. will have court system. attendees got to hear directly from latricia lewis been us johnson and even shin on their proposals to improve the collaborative court system. while voters do not have a direct say in the selection, residents wanted to know how they could navigate los staffing in the collaborative court. the person who runs my family treatment court.

>> has lived experience. so she's been in recovery for 30 years now. and in each court, we always had at least one person also was in recovery. >> all 3 candidates in size, low funding being an issue to appropriately hire staff patricia lewis, who currently serves as deputy county counsel in alameda county suggest leaving on private and public donors. we have to expand the capacity of the legal staff. there has to be ada and guy sitting in these ports, even shin and alameda city attorney spoke about a lack of funding impacting care courts, a system that helps people with mental health and substance disorders. we have to be innovative and find ways. >> to expand the ability for us to do that. and we probably need to do a holistic review that many collaborative courts that in the system to see whether or not we can make them work better. venus johnson, chief deputy attorney general with the california department of justice. >> laid out a plan to increase

funding through grants. i think it's really, really important that the da's office also hire someone specifically that focuses on grant writing and drawing down dollars because i can have a da who's supposed to be staffing. the court was all supposed to be worrying about the grant deadline. carl chan, a principal officer for the acronym safe or save alameda for everybody helped lead to pamela price is a recall. he says the community is looking for a da who has experience working in alameda county's courts. and there's no da. >> we all have to work together. and once again, i mean, the county is a wonderful place for many people and want to build a more positive cds county for everyone. >> on tuesday, the board will deliberate and select one of the final 7 candidates. the new da will serve through 2026. in alameda, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. well in the new year starts this week and here in the bay area, san francisco is converted to welcome a huge

crowd. >> last more than a million visitors attended lunar new year event. organizers are hoping for more this year and for those are in the wrong portsmouth square. their offer free parking for the first 2 hours during the celebrations. >> also important beyond 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. >> well, the world famous chinese new year parade will start on february. 15th. so i have a problem morning news. want to go out to the gridiron for nfc and afc title >> and wilson is all the >> and wilson is all the highlights and more coming up. y excited about saving big

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>> here for things know today, firefighters in san francisco work late sunday night on a blaze in a top-floor apartment in the tenderloin. the fire which is right near compass. children center was in a single unit. no one was found in the unit. the cause still under investigation. police today to crack down on reckless driving after they say its side showed run 200 car saturday night seems to be tracking down some of the participating cars only for them. we're told police are saying 300 pedestrians attended 2 of the people involved are arrested and 13 others were cited. monitor briefly in police custody accused of stealing a car on saturday after police found the suspect's they discovered evidence later yet another theft in pleasanton who was cited and released to their parents 1000. demonstrators covered san francisco center

civic plaza, 21st annual march for life. comes after president donald trump vowed to support anti-abortion efforts in a second term recently forced federal amendment that restricts government funding for most abortions. president trump is also into federal funding for abortion overseas. well, in the east bay, there's a heart full field event coming designed to empower fathers in the bay area. beaten van is a community center event based around fatherhood follows from all walks of life can connect share their stories and find about resource in the community. love this. this is going to happen sunday, february night at the calabash restaurant in oakland. organizers want you to bring your kids. you guys enjoy free food. and of course, the town to drummers. you see here, organizers spoke with the saturday on the kron 4 morning

news. take a listen. >> 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 we 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. >> i love that. organizers also say they want to foster a supportive community for parents in oakland. and the wright county sheriff's office is introducing a ferry. new addition to its specialized investigative the direction of several types drugs. so the sheriff's office is key key is able to detect the odor fentanyl, heroin, methamphetamine, cocaine. she's named after key key after key companera, a dea special agent, all who was killed in the line of duty in

mexico. the sheriff's office said kiki's favorite off-duty activities range from playing fetch to chasing squirrels. >> well, he's going outside or walk this morning. are have you are getting out there to start the day. do bundled up in his fridge and take a look at this view from the top of mount tam and the temperatures to go along with it. half moon bay and san jose down at 39 degrees right now. oakland, all the way down to 38 livermore below freezing at 30 degrees. dublin. you're actually down in the upper 20's right now. so we do have frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect across the bay area. a freeze warnings, notably for the south bay through 09:00am this morning the sierra saw a decent dose of snow over the weekend, especially the southern sierra still under a winter weather advisory. yosemite southward. and we actually do have snow on the grapevine this morning. if you do happen to be heading

over i-five towards l a la saw the first rain of the entire season for many parts of the metro area and still a little active down south here in the bay area are forecast is pretty quiet until thursday night. now our next round of systems are going to be north bay centric systems. that means north of the golden gate, some pretty decent rainfall just around the corner kicking off thursday night through the weekend. well, south of the golden gate that app just runs out. so that's going to result in a lot of rainfall disparity as we do push through this forecast, whereas areas like santa rosa could see well over an inch of rainfall through the upcoming weekend spots like san jose maybe just might see a sprinkle or 2. but number less, great to be seeing the return of rain, especially for the north coast and for northern reaches of the bay area to again, that all kicks off late thursday, really into friday. temps today, ranging anywhere from the 50's to 60's 50's in the city as well as at the coastline 50's as well from

burlingame through sfo, up to brisbane, carlos in redwood city hitting 60 degrees, low 60's as well for the south bay this afternoon. very similar feel asked what we had yesterday, including in the east bay with calm conditions and low 60's for your daytime highs. north bay, our warmest region with fairfield at 65 sonoma. at 64 today. let's look ahead tomorrow and thursday or wednesday are going to be very similar to today with lots of sunshine thursday as well. but at thursday night is when we start to see that rainfall potential friday saturday and sunday will be rainy for the north bay. not so much for areas further southward. well, it's a look at the roads. 12 minutes this morning for your crossing at the bay bridge. just saw the metering lights u% turned on. so that very first sign of the backup definitely going to get busier from here on out 7 minutes across the richmond center fell and still pretty empty at the golden gate. lot of us making our way into the city, but nothing close to a slow down just yet.

all right, john, thanks for that pg from bay area residents brand-new way to save on your ev charging costs. santa clara contra costa alameda residents who have an ev. >> and charging at home can enroll in a new program called ev charge manager lets participants know to plug in when grid demand is low so they could save money. the partisans use a program for 3 months. they also earn a $75 gift card. the program also designs a personalized dashboard showing charging habits cost batter uses and efficiency. now sports. it was a jam packed night football fans during the nfc and afc championships. and it's a super bowl rematch to the kansas city chiefs and the philadelphia eagles overs air wilson has all those highlights. >> that's headed to philly. first. it was a packed house at lincoln financial field in philly as the eagles fans. well, they look to head back to the super bowl while the commanders were seeking their first super bowl appearance in 34 years. speaking of in the

1st quarter with eagles, they were down by 3 here, but it was on barkley chains. that really quickly. he breaks multiple tackles and turned on the jets. he takes off for a 60 yard rush. you into the house with that wind. that's a touchdown. the 3rd quarter with the eagles. they really did well, another first in goal here and jalen hurts finds a hole he weighs in and out of traffic. it he gets in there for a 9 yard. teddy in philly where their pouring it on at this point, just for good measure talk about park began. he said i can miss 4th quarter here. he runs it in for his 3rd touchdown of the day. what a day for barkley. 50 carries 122 total yards for the eagles. will they hit 7 rushing touchdowns on the day as they dominate the commanders in record-setting fashion. >> 55 to 23 is they punched their ticket to super bowl course. the second time in the last 3 years. so what will the eagles actually face in the super bowl? well, let's head out to the afc title game kansas city where they were hosting the bills. we'll pick this one up in the 4th quarter and it's the bill's leading by

one. 0st thing go here for the chiefs and patrick mahomes fake. the handoff takes it himself breaks a tackle by the pay there for the go ahead, touchdown. chiefs will go for to end. they would convert. so kansas city goes up by 7 on that drive. but the bills will they answer back going forward, of course, on 4th and goal. josh allen jobs back to pass. throws a dart right to curtis samuel in the end zone. and that's a touchdown. buffalo. they tie it up at 29. 3 minutes later, the chiefs getting good feel low range. harrison butker steps up watch and hear tips and the deal go. chiefs. they have to leave 2 minute warning. that's where we are and the bills are going for it on 4th and 5. >> the blitz is coming in. alan throws up a desperation pass to dalton kinkaid into bear. but he can't quite make the kit the chiefs they'll take over on downs with a minute. and 54 remaining on the clock king cake and believe it next. chiefs possession on. 39 is mahomes

with the short pass to i'm right here and he gets around his defender, get the first down and that will pretty much ice the game. she's the is at the bills. 32 to 29. the final as they are headed to their 3rd straight super bowl. someone is that the stop to this same. so the stage is eagles and chiefs super bowl 50 died caesars superdome in new orleans as a spectator at the desk. >> wasn't a basketball. the warriors gonna be hosted a basketball academy coast guard clinic and picnic today. this is video last year's event. part of the lawyers hoops for troops program honors our military service members and veterans that the members from the u.s. coast guard are participating. basketball drills and also get a chance to meet with former warriors center issy le. and this is going to be our coast guard island alameda at 11 this morning. so on down there nor bakery is making national headlines. quill and contador. that's an hillsbor. they've one of the best bakeries in the u.s. by the new york times known for their classic brands like that gets. baker also has

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>> for your money this morning, there's a recent report. sort of sandals is economic growth failing in the wake of the pandemic. that's according to the milken ranked the city is 108 out of 200 large metro areas nationally in its best performance his report. red is based on the

tech sector growth, labor market and across the economic opportunities. 2020 for the city was ranked 44 10 years ago it was ranked as number one. one expert saying that companies mandating returning to office instead work could help the city's ranking. santa rosa city schools of reached 86.3% graduation rate. according to school officials. that's a 2 point gain from the rate before covid-19 pandemic statewide. the graduation rate is 68 or 86.4%. according to the california department of education. however, a significant decline in enrollment. led to a major budget deficit without sufficient reduction in the deficit. the district is going to be bankrupt by the end of the year risking a state takeover. irs. they are expanding their free direct file fat tax filing service and 13 more states. last year's trial run was for filers in simplified situations like w 2 wages. so

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>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news ice agents carrying out operations in the bay area leaving city leaders and residents on edge. and classes canceled that of leo school this morning after copper thieves leave the school without power. plus, today is holocaust remembrance day. we're live in san francisco commemorating the victims. >> news at 6. >> good morning. thank you for joining us on this monday morning. i'm james fletcher, reyna harvey in for darya folsom this morning and we're talking about the cold temps. are you calling your way in what i was up and i guess we've got the winter like weather to enjoy going forward yeah, there's that feeling when you get in the car and you kind of just just over as he urges so freezing in there and tell it, warms up. >> and that was kind of this morning for me anyways. we are looking at a crystal clear morning, a tt