>> 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 that school without power. and today is holocaist remembrance day. we're live in san francisco commemorating the victims. it said. good morning. thank you for joining us here at 07:00am on james white ran be

inferred. i folsom on a very cold chilly monday morning. yeah, cold enough that it's literally freezing for some. let's get the details. john was so cold out there. yeah. the south bay in particular under a freeze warning this morning. >> as we do said, such clear, calm and cold conditions to kick off the week. i guess of the as you're getting outside. here's your look at san jose right now. and a beautiful sunrise taking shape. if you don't mind, bundling up to get a few pictures of it. san jose's at 35 right now. well, even colder in livermore and dublin down. 28 29 degrees. oakland at 35 berkeley at 37 while petaluma and nevada right at freezing at 32 degrees. frost advisories in those lighter colors on the map. while the dark blue in the south bay. that's your freeze warning also in effect until 09:00am this morning. take a second to look at that. nice sunrise from the top of mount tam daytime highs today on the upper 50's to low 60's. back to you. all right. thing that fortunately, we've got a

major hot spot on the bay bridge this morning. accident. >> right near that fremont street exit. if you are traveling, do. if you can see drive time top right corner isis. 83 minutes so i would not take the richmond. sandra will not take the bay bridge at all. i would certainly make sure that i'm sticking on either. the san mateo bridge or the richmond, sandra fell or even the golden gate bridge to navigate around those or taking bar okay. but if you are going to be taking bart right now, checking to see delays and there's a 20 minute delay on the richmond lives to now. open all okay. also so james is telling me they just open up all the lanes on the bay bridge right now, but we still need some time for that. 83 of one minute drive times and down. so at least give it the 7 o'clock hour. if you have to leave before that, wouldn't hit the bay bridge until those drive times start to dip down again. but on the bay of on the bar, if you are to be taken at a 20 minute delay on the richmond light in the various in millbrae directions. so if you're going

to take bart instead of hopping on the city, just know you are seeing some delays on park this morning. 7, bridge about 24 minutes there traveling across cause. lot of people are taken that bridge instead while richmond center fell bridge is at 14 going. a bridge sits at 24 minutes. >> 702, is the time president trump's plans of mass deportations are underway as ice agents are reporting now at least 1400 arrests around the country with many more expected to come. >> all right. this morning, we're learning more about targeted operation is underway in the bay area. san jose mayor matt mahan office confirmed kron 4 agents. they were in the city on sunday. they were no arrests of any undocumented people were published there. but now the immigrant community is obviously scared for. >> future enforcement scholars 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 nodded. >> so tania 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 our county. 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 of 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 who are in one of those categories. i mentioned either deportation orders that immigration attorney gabriel espinosa ramos. he says, well, criminals may be 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 cities such as san jose and off story and kick at love see the tropic conduct. >> it was up after ice enforcement make 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 the mosque carried out? 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 you know you're getting here, you know, people are trying to hop on whatever going through any time. they just actually try be happy with their loved ones during. there is a jack moment kron. 4 news. >> well, despite pressure from the trump administration officials in multiple bay area cities are committing to protecting immigrants,

including those without legal status. alameda county officials recently held a meeting in oakland now to new efforts to poll protections for those who are at risk of deportation. county officials have launched a website to provide resources for the community provides a list legal resources, the kind informational workshops aimed to help educate 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 releasing a joint statement saturday pledging to stand by the city's majority latino population amid the federal immigration policy changes according to the 2023 cents is the community has a population estimated to be around 114,000 people. nearly 47% being hispanic or latino officials emphasize richmond police do not inquire about immigration status and they added they are committed to upholding sanctuary cities and policies. well, school vallejo forced to shut down after copper theft. that's all the electricity out of ability.

school officials say it happened sometime between friday evening and early saturday at weidman leadership academy staff realize the power was out moments before they hosted a basketball game competition in a letter to families, school officials are saying repairs going to likely take a week leaving students out of class for that time. the state across for the vallejo city unified school district's superintendent says we're deeply saddened and frustrated. this is happening again. one of our schools, these incidents is repped learning negatively impacting families and the entire school community adding the district is working to resolve the issues as quickly as possible. >> well, happening right now, coacheand students from sonoma state university are preparing a lawsuit in order to block the recent board of trustees decision to cut athletics programs there at that university. crawford's will trend live home state university with more on that will. well, instead of taking to the basketball courts, example, for sonoma state. >> university athletes, they

are going to the courts, the court of law hoping to force the board of trustees to keep the sports programs going. they got a gut punch last wednesday when the school, all of a sudden announced and it caught the athletes and the coaches by surprise that they were cutting the sports programs, claiming that they are staring at a 24 million dollar budget deficit and they need to get rid of the sports programs as well as some majors and dozens of faculty members could be laid off as they are trying to close that budget gap. now, the sports programs, the coaches, the athletes, they say this drastically impacts him because they thought that's the programs and the schools are doing well and that the 9500 university campus, the students that go here that there is actually a waiting list thinking that they were financially doing well, it turns out, according to the but the board of trustees that they are not. and that is why they want to go to the

department of education and possibly file a civil rights violations claiming that that board of trustees mismanaged that money. they did were not transparent and what's going on. a lot of the athletes chose to go to sonoma state and now without a sports program, there are left in limbo and they might have to transfer to other schools. so we shall see what's going to happen. but james reyna, they could file that civil rights violations in san francisco as early as this morning. back to you. all right. well, thank for those updates there. 79 is the time. let's go to the east bay now where alameda county supervisors are zeroing in on a choice for a new district attorney. so this weekend, a community forum was held out of the lakeshore avenue baptist church of it. >> residents could get to know the candidates that are vying for the job and address some of their concerns too. so attendees got to hear directly from deputy county counsel trisha lewis and alameda city attorney, even schenn and chief deputy attorney general

with the california department of justice vinas johnson on their proposals to improve the ways to expand the ability for us to do that. and we probably need to do a holistic review. >> that many collab records that in the system to see whether or not we can make them work better 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. >> the board will deliberate and select one of the final 7 candidates. the new da will then serve through 2026. we'll take a break. 7.11, the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news tax season officially kicks off today and we're going to tell you how

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>> 14 >> your stepping outside here in the next few minutes. you might not even need your coffee because that cold awake. you're right up. it is certainly a gorgeous sunrise. but take a look at where these temperatures are. livermore in the 20's right now, half moon bay, oakland, san jose, among

our spots that are well down into the 30's to kick off this morning. along with that, we do have frost advisories for most of the bay area and even a freeze warning in the south bay on a factor 09:00am this morning up in the sierra nevada, south of yosemite. we still do have a winter weather advisory until 04:00pm today. s.eaking of winter weather, the grapevine has snow on itv this morning. if you are traveling down, i-5 trying to get to l a do note. it is still very slick and wet in southern california. after today, we do dry out for several days. but look at this. the northern part of the state gets into gear with some really good rainfall, especially north of the golden gate as we move into the weekend will be right on the cusp of this rainfall potential here in the bay. and that means while the south bay this weekend may come out with just a couple of sprinkles areas further north in the bay area like santa rosa will be sitting over an inch to half of rain. so north bay this weekend, a rainy one for the rest of us may be just a sprinkle or 2 60's for most of

our highs, a few 50's towards the coastline. and a look ahead. does show temperatures remaining steady into tomorrow. subtle cool down after that with north bay rainfall into the weekend. reena. we're tracking. >> on the bay bridge right near the fremont street exit. well, hey, good news. it's now cleared. drive times. got up to about 80 minutes and now we're back down to cut that in half 41 minutes. so the accident is clear. the back of his still there. i would not take the bay bridge, at least for a little bit of time. i would certainly wait. and i would take either barge or another one of our bridges, right? i would either hop on maybe the san mateo bridge. that's up. 31 this cause a lot of people are taking that that's to 92 or the richmond, sandra fell bridge or even the golden gate bridge. we're not seeing any of these major delays. if you are gonna maybe potentially take part, we had an earlier bar 20 minute delay. but it looks like that

delay is still,there. but whatever the issue was on the richmond lie, it's now recovering. so bart, if you're heading into the city this morning until the residual delays on the golden gate bridge go down. all right. well, time now is 7.16, and happening right now, the operation, sierra storm, national weather conferences. >> happening in south lake tahoe. what i like that name it, something looks at the latest weather, climate trends and also takes a look at the latest technology. so our local meteorologist can help keep you informed. really excited about this kron. 4 meteorologist gayle ong, as you see there, joining us live from the conference this morning out at heavenly skiers are going to gayle. >> good morning. it's chilly out here, but we're having a great time. i'm here at the gondola base at heavenly village this morning. and yes, this is operation sierra storm, an annual gathering where tv meteorologists and scientists to come together and we are discussing everything weather and

climate, whr it's a clime change and policies, severe weather and radar use an most importantly, something we are most familiar with here in california wildfires. so there will be discussions on more accurate forecasts and also forecasting the winds during those fires. so a lot to cover here or not that place to do it in here in south lake tahoe, down the mountain and heavenly mountain resort could use a little more snow. we haven't had measurable precipitation in about 3 weeks, but we are tracking the next round. the next out, though, hopefully this weekend. so there is excitement for that of the presentations are about to start so we will be tuning in there and i will bring all that information back to you guys here and especially to our kron, 4 weather team that to you. yeah, i'm really excited about the technology side of this because i'm a nerd like that. but are did are they talking about like different computer algorithms that they're using to help forecast talking about new satellites? like what do you expect to hear on that front?

>> yeah, a wide range of topics. and james, i know you love this step as well. so a lot of excitement on there's there's a discussions on ai liar, weather forecasting. there is a meteorologist from pg and e here. >> and there's also a former fema director and they will be talking about hurricanes flooded wrist and those zones as well. a scientist from stanford. so there is that so many experts here and there's another wildfire expert here. you know, who'll particularly talk about coastal wildfire risk, which timely, you know, based on what is happening in southern california. so a lot to we hear the next 2 days. excited to bring you all the information i learn. >> i know it's going to kind of interesting, too. and just like the insurance front with so many people losing insurance, like if they can better improve the forecasting, maybe more insurance companies will be, you know, willing to come back and offering no homeowners and fire insurance, whatnot here. and one of the think one of the side angles, you know,

that could play on trees about anyway. yeah, absolutely. i'm sure that will come up cares about some trends that they're talking about. so you mentioned we could. >> use a lot more snow and a lot more water throughout the state. so what are some of the trends that they're seen? you with the president, the next of presentations are about to start. but that is something we are looking forward to learning about. >> you know, so many meteorologist, a tv meteorologist and scientists from across the country, some from our nexstar stations as well here to learn people from michigan, colorado, florida. so there's going to be a lot of discussions here and you know something, it. we had our opening reception night last night and something that came up was, of course, to wildfires what's happening in southern california and also just how dry it's been as well. >> yeah, well, you you couldn't ask for like smarter people in a single room to start, you know, brainstorming, all of that kind of stuff. so we're excited to see what comes out of that. gale, we're looking forward to hearing your report after the fact. yeah, kudos to you for being out there bringing all that great

knowledge stay warm we do this morning. thank you. alright. 7.r0 is the time we're going. take quick break and we'll be take quick break and we'll be right back. very excited about saving big

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>> well, the solano county library hitting the streets with a new way to connect our community to reading. it's called a reading machine van in the mobile library. bring services resources directly to residents. van library cards which offer access to books in digital resources. even video games. so the next stop is

going to be fairfield cordelia library on wednesday. for more details, check out the county library website. let's talk about irs expanding their right to file tax filing services in 13 more states. >> last year's trial run was for filers and simplify situations. like if you have w 2 wages, so security retirement funds, limited interest income unemployment, income. there's your service is going to also add more situations such as additional child and elderly credit credits for elderly and disabled savings contribution, credit student loans and educator expenses. the electronic software is available smartphones. tablets and computers. well, the future of driving is here. and rich demuro takes us to the consumer electronics show that happened just a couple weeks ago. but focusing now on automakers and what they're presenting to the ed in today's rich on tech. >> cbs is known for technology, but increasingly it's becoming part show, too. >> this year i found

everything from cutting and self-driving tech to next generation infotainment systems. >> at cvs, the future of transportation is on display first feel this the vehicle came. we came up with something totally honda revealing series, a futuristic looking slated for production in 2025, they'll have level 3 hands-off driving in a city councilor sticker over the last just wasn't about comparing with other vehicle about providing unique value that's not out there. waymo cars have already driven 33 million miles fully autonomous lead. their latest ev is a seeker from chinese automaker geely are 6 generation waymo driver is designed for significantly reduce costs with significantly more capabilities that will help us tackle more adverse weather conditions. i think snow and colder climates ai cameras have tiny windshield wipers for better visibility.

>> bmw showing off their panoramic. i drive system with a large center screen. >> plus, a secondary screen that spans the bottom of the windshield. the redesigned dash will make its way to new bmw models at the end of 2025. sony and honda revealing new information about their joint project. feel like v it will go on sale in california for about $90,000. it's almost like a play station on wheels. battery range. always a concern with evs, but software like, you making the process more efficient by monitoring the ions inside. now, with the technology itself, we can get the battery to last. >> within one news and you can even resell the battery and with the south where have an understanding of how much is left and that use it to a value is well understood. and everything old is new again at scout in upstart ev maker reviving a brand from decades ago. recall these vehicles

connection scout has a good physical controls, bench seats and even satellite wi-fi. plus, an option for gas extend or that can take your range over 500 miles. so there's a great mix of this era dna that everybody knows from scallop, but also really great technology. innovation, perfect melding of those in the vehicle. >> what doesn't love a futuristic looking car. >> hopefully some of this car tech will make it to our driveway soon las vegas. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> thank you, rich are and it is 7.26. in. still ahead, a new report says that san jose really is economic powerhouse. used to be. we'll tell you why. experts say working from home has had an effect. and i'm joey horta. we're live in san francisco this morning with a look at how the jewish community here is honoring the community here is honoring the 8

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the time we got the is coming looking beautiful this morning. hopefully that's start warm in some people. a a promising warmer conditions at some point today. good morning. yeah. that's an will get there for us. but this morning. >> has been so cold out there? i mean, we've been in the 20's for parts of the inland east bay so far this morning. so whatever you're doing and just make sure you're throwing on that extra layer this morning, given look outside at the coastline, a beautiful view that is just as crystal clear as those areas further inland are right now. san jose's at 35 paolo below freezing at 30 degrees. livermore and dublin still down in the upper 20's

and even oakland down at 35 degrees. so yeah, i want to bundle up indeed. we do have frost advisories for most of the bay area and that lighter color while the deeper blue, those are your freeze warnings down in the south bay all through 09:00am. this morning into the afternoon day time highs will reach the low 60's for a lot of us. so another pleasant comfortably. cool january day ahead. right now. >> all right, john, thank you for that. well, we've been tracking issues and delays on the bay bridge. we had an accident right near the fremont street station fremont street exit. now that accident is clear. you just have residual delays. we got to like 80 minutes on the bay bridge an early morning hours. now we're down to 31. so that's still busy. 7.30, on the bay bridge might want to pivot. maybe take the golden gate a 30 33 minutes for the san mateo as more people are hopping on that bridge because of the delays, 17 along the richmond, sandra fell golden gate a little. that is also 33 minutes. if you are going to be taking that route bartz, also another good option.

>> 7.31 is the time. and today is international holocaust remembrance day marking 80 years since the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp across the bay. many are going to be holding and the murder of events to pay tribute to the 6 million jewish victims of the holocaust. >> of congress, joey horta live in san francisco with more on that chilly. >> guys. good morning. yeah. the seats at community centers like this one and synagogues across the bay area will be filled tonight as people come in to reflect on the 6 million jews killed in the holocaust. and of course, decades later, anti-semitism is still big threat out there. that's very real. were inside the bin or a center of the russian-speaking jewish community of san francisco, local and state leaders will gather in the city today. survivors will be sharing their powerful stories to offer their perspectives to make sure this dark period in history is never forgotten. many in the bay area lost family members in the

holocaust. rabbi shimon margolin tells us that his grandfather was killed in the ied about history repeating itself. >> the onslaught of anti-semitism that children and teenagers are facing in schools and public schools in san francisco these old, very well documented. curran says that they that they can place. so message to the community today that we we have to stop before it gets to that point, leave before it gets to that point. there will be other important conversations today about fighting hatred and discrimination. memorial services will be held. >> candles will be lit to force out darkness with light. a holocaust survivor will be among the speakers at today's remembrance in san jose at city hall. that's coming up at 3.30, this afternoon. and commemoration events will be happening also in san francisco this morning and this evening as well, the locations for those are being

held under wraps because of security concerns. but we'll have more today coming up in the next hour on the importance of these events. back to you. >> all right, tony, thank you for that report 10. 33 is the time in the north bay. the public defender's office is holding what they're calling a clean slate day to help community members clear up their criminal records. so the event is designed to help people in cleaning a past felony and misdemeanor and arrests. convictions and allow them to fully engage society once again. so free legal advice will be offered on how to file petitions or petitions for expungement or reductions or the sealing of records. you're encouraged to pre-register for the event they do accept walk-ins, but it'll be a first come first serve basis. the event is for wednesday from 9 in the morning until 3 in the afternoon. it'll be at the county event center on texas street in fairfield. it's free to attend. in san francisco. we've got 8 people now displaced this morning after this apartment fire broke out in the tenderloin. it happened last night on the top floor.

you see the flames coming from that one unit. this was near campus or the compass children's center. nobody was inside that apartment because of the fire still under investigation. in the east bay. the alameda county fire department responded to this fire right near challenger field. this was about 5 o'clock or so last evening, firefighters put it out. it wasn't a camp and fire. they contained to just there at the side of the road. no injuries reported and the cause of that fire is also under investigation. well, in the east bay, a canadian vaness and it's 2 years in prison after he sexually extorting. >> miner contra costa county. these also identified the man as 25 year-old nicholas fahy. so you may contact with the victim over social media back in 2019, requested sexually explicit images of the victim. well, the victim complied a threat, unreleased images unless more were sent. many police arrested fahy at his home back in 2021. woman is dead after she was trapped under a car following a crash

in berkeley. police say this happened at the intersection of 8 in california just before one sunday afternoon. fire crews. they had to lift up the car to get her out from under the vehicle. she was sent to the hospital where she later died. police have not made any arrests, but it's unclear what caused the crash. and a pedestrian was hit and killed in vallejo this weekend marking the first traffic fatality of 2025. say this happened saturday night and the area of sonoma boulevard in limon street. found a man lying on the road. and despite efforts of the first responders, he was pronounced dead at the scene. how the driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with that investigation. will to delay a college students were caught in the crossfire at a gas station shooting in one of those young man is now fighting for his life. other shooting draws increased attention to crime in the city. >> well, moment has that story. >> caldera times, campus students are on edge after 2 of their own were shot traumatize. we don't really hear about much gun violence.

and 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, blood 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 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, jack molmud kron. 4 news. >> 7.38. is the time for your money this morning. a recent report shows the san jose's economic growth was failing in the wake of the pandemic least according to the milken

institute, which ranked the city as 108 out of 200 large metro areas across the country when it comes to their best performing cities report. now, this is all based on tech sector growth, labor market and access to economic opportunities. some of the variables that they looked at in 2020 for the city was ranked. 44, so it slid down quite a bit. 10 years ago is actually ranked number one. one expert states that companies mandating these return to office policies instead of allowing remote work to continue could help the city's ranking. we'll see. well, santa rosa city schools have reached 86.3% graduation rate. and according to school officials, that's up a couple of points from the rate that they had before the pandemic statewide. the graduation rate is also 86.4%. that's all according to the california department of education. however, a significant decline in enrollment has led to major budget deficit and without significant reduction in that deficit. well, the district

could be bankrupt by the end of the year. and that always raises the possibility of a state takeover. >> san francisco transit officials are saying they are facing a major budget shortfall as evan tas inviting the public to a meeting this week to talk about ways to raise funds. this comes as the transit agency says it's staring down a potential plans and 20 million dollar budget gap. officials cite a decline in funding and high inflation. reasons for the deficit, the agency warned of potential cuts to muni and other services. the public discussion is going to be this friday, january 31st. people can attend in person or online. >> san jose mayor matt mahan is asking local churches to help with housing the homeless. last week the mayor held a panel to talk to religious leaders about how their parking lots can be used for temporary housing by the end of the event. 9 groups expressed interest in using their land for housing. the panel also discussed how religious institutions can get involved in beautifying. the city. san jose has roughly 6,000 homeless residents with

more than 4,400 being unsheltered. older adults are also a growing segment of the homeless population. >> well, a north bay bakery making national headlines. well, a condo in hillsborough has been named one of the best bakers in the u.s. by the new york times known for their classic breads, like cats. the bakery also serves unique treats like the cardamom croissants, french pastries with vanilla ron and caramelized crust. now the times even praised the baker's chocolate champagne case luscious >> all right. well, artists festival organizers and nonprofits looking to make arts part of their programs can apply for one-time grants to support their work and strengthen the arts culture of berkeley. these grants allow programs to fund new individual works or events and create new arts programs too applicants for each category can attend. separately, designed webinars to learn more about the guidelines and eligibility and how to apply these grants range anywhere

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firefighters are making progress when it comes to containment, for instance, the palisades fire, which you see there in the far left window that fire has burned about 23,000 acres. containment, though, has gone up to 90%. now in the middle is the eaton fire. 14,000 acre fire there. that one is nearly 100% perhaps in the next hour. we'll get an update that it is officially 100. we'll see. and then on the right, the hughes fire. that's the most recent one burning that one broke out in castaic lake nearby burned about 10,000 acres so far. but they've got containment that fire up to 95 percent. now. and with these recent storm systems there in la county, officials are warning about the possibility of fast-moving mud and debris flows and they're urging residents to stay alert getting some rain. and that's the worry firefighters in the national guard are doing their part to try prepare residents. they're removing as much debris as possible from the birds zone. so they don't they don't slow down into populated areas. but we'll have to just wait and seen job.

>> something that talk lot about last week that concern now with. >> some pretty decent rainfall for la, which is absolutely what they needed. but those burn scars are just extremely recent and extremely volatile and that rain definitely provided a risk today will come down for southern california, whereas today for us in the bay area just continues are clear and dry trend that we did start yesterday really only saw a few sprinkles over the weekend. it sure does feel like winter. this morning, though, some of us down in the 20's like livermore down to 28 degrees. san jose's at 35 right now. a lot of 30's and oakland and concord as well. so just bundle up dress like it's actually january. now we're looking at frost advisories in the light blue through 09:00am and even a freeze warning down in san jose until 09:00am as well. as for the sierra lake tahoe really didn't get a lot out of this. but areas south of yosemite sure. have we still do have a winter weather advisory until 04:00pm today

for those upper elevations and we even have snow fall on the grapevine this morning. that's really complicating travel over. i-5 still a little bit of light rain for southern california. very tail end of it. we stay dry in the bay area until thursday night. and even then yet again, the bay is right on the cusp of rainfall. potential this time around those greatest of totals will be up in the north coast. a pretty typical system right here. some good snowfall in the sierra. but for the bay north of the golden gate, it's going to be a rainy weekend south of the golden gate. again, just a few light sprinkles. take a look at these projections of rainfall as we do move through the weekend into early next week. santa rosa, full inch and a half that some pretty decent rain. look at san jose. hardly a drop 607 inch of rain. so really just depends on where you'll be for the south bay. it's going to be a calm weekend for the north bay. kind of a wet one. today's daytime highs in the 50's to 60's a cool comfortably. cool one. i keep the jacket with you all day long for sure. and

those extra layers this morning, we stay pretty steady through wednesday and even into thursday. thursday night is when we'll start to see that chance of a few showers. and again, the weekend does look wet for the north bay on the sunnier side areas further south rain all right, john. >> been a earlier issue, an accident on the bay bridge that has been cleared. residual delays so far. 26 minutes there, san mateo bridge 40 minutes. also, remember, a lot of people hot on the san mateo bridge because of the issues on the bay bridge. so that's why the san mateo bridge so slow richmond center fell bridge about 24 minutes and the golden gate bridge. a 36 minute ride on this monday morning. >> it is 7 48 and in san mateo county, a man is in jail this morning accused of burglarizing the same home twice in 2 days. so deputies responded to this burglary report that a home on long ridge road. deputies

surrounded the house eventually got the suspect to come out. that suspect has been identified as juan montoya. now, according to deputies, montoya stole 50 items worth roughly $3,000. deputies say he was also involved in a separate burglary at that same home earlier. in pleasanton, a group of miners were briefly in police custody, accused of stealing a car on saturday. officers say it happened at about 03:30am, in the morning on hop here at road. they found the suspects and afterwards discovered evidence related to another theft in pleasanton. the group was cited and released to their parents. >> the layup police continue crack down on reckless driving after his side, children and 200 car saturday night seems be tracking down some of the participants only for them, we're told placed on a 30 day hold impound lot. cars are impounded for that amount of time. could face a total of over $2000 fees. well, police are saying 300 pedestrians attended. 2 of the people involved are arrested and 13 others were cited. and the

north suspected kidnapper was arrested after he refused to pull over for expired registration tag. police say the suspect triggered a police chase on cal dawn elaine, where he was arrested. police found this modified unregistered gun at the suspect's home. investigators later from the mandate for outstanding warrants and county, including 2 for kidnapping. the man was booked into the solano county jail identity has yet to be released. >> santa clara police now warning people about jewelry swap. swindlers police say an incident happened south san francisco back on january 18th in which it 86 year-old woman was targeted. so in these swindles, a suv pulls up to the victim in this case, woman came out of that vehicle offered to give the victim a hog. and then in that interaction swapped out the victims, real jewelry with fake jewelry. police say the scammers travel in vehicles and they talk to people is if they know them primarily targeting senior citizens may be the last for directions and then offer a hug as a thank

you. and that's when the swindell happens. will auto maker kia america is now recalling more than 80,000 vehicles because of improper floor wiring that could prevent air bags and seat belts from working properly. the recall covers 2023 to 2025. niro ev both the plug-in hybrid and the full hybrid vehicles. according to documents filed with the national highway traffic safety administration damage wiring could also cause a side curtain airbag to deploy unintentionally. kia is notifying owners. they'll do that through mail in march, although you can take your vehicle now to a dealer to have any potential wiring inspected and replaced free of charge >> well, new year starts this week and right here in the bay area, san francisco, he's getting ready to welcome a large crowd last more than 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. >> well, the world famous chinese new year parade will be on february. 15th. it was a huge day for saint vincent college prep volleyball and the football team sunday fans hosted a parade to celebrate being stone state teams. the champions volleyball team finished 6 7 on the season on the way, the first nor county title. well, the football team finished 14th in one of the season crowned the 2024 california double champions for the second year in a row. tinting cap and say i'm in a lot for the community to be out there, celebrating them. >> it's huge part. both the school handling of the large community. it's amazing to feel the support. you know, they have people who have your back, especially being a small-town. it means

everything knowing that they're here for us and it's great to go represent him on a stage like such a state was. so it's awesome. but my walker airway. >> the school and something always remember be very excited for. and i can't wait to see success of the team in the next years to come. >> another congratulations to the 2 state champions. >> we're going to take a break here at 7.52. but coming up in the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news researchers revealing the milk that may be the healthiest alternative to the healthiest alternative to cow's milk.

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bay area leaving city leaders and residents on edge. plus, classes canceled at a toledo school this morning after copper thieves leave that school without power. and today is holocaust remembrance day. we're live in san francisco commemorating the victims. good morning. thank you for joining us here at 08:00am on a monday. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for joy of also this morning on a cold. >> monday morning, very cold, especially for the inland east bay. john, good yeah. when the east bay down in the 20's right now for a lot of it is absolutely frigid out there. that is the right way to put it. skies are clear. says you look outside, you're probably doesn't look too bad out there. but the moment you step out there. >> at least she'll be wide awake as that cold, though joe chair right alert. san jose at 39 right now. palo alto at 31 dublin. you're at 29 degrees. berked