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. berkeley and oakland also in

the upper 30's petaluma below freezing at 31. we do have frost advisories through 09:00am for the vast majority of the bay area and a freeze warning in effect for the santa clara valley until 09:00am as well. this is not the only cold morning we're about to have. we actually do have freeze watches going into effect later this week. so several cold mornings in the works. now temperatures will reach the upper 50's to low 60's later today and are abundant sunshine. all right, john, thank for that. we problems out there on a ridges and highways. >> a bay ridge and an earlier really bad traffic accident right near the fremont street exit that slowed us down for like 3 hours. we're at 24 minutes now. that accident is clear. but again, keep in mind, a lot of your highways are backed up like 80 as a result of that. our san mateo bridge, a lot people took that bridge because of the bay bridge issue. so 36 minutes now under san mateo bridge, which was amber fell about. 25 and that golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 36 minutes.

>> one is the time president trump's plans of mass deportations are underway as ice agents report at least 1400 arrests across the country. many more are expected to happen this morning. we're learning more about targeted operations under way in the bay area. san jose mayor matt mahan's office firms to kron 4 that ice agents. they were in the city on sunday down in san jose. no arrests of any undocumented people were announced. but now the immigrant community there says obviously they're scared about future enforcement. all of properties 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. >> i'm 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 who are in one of those categories. i mentioned either deportation orders that immigration attorney gabriel espinosa ramos. he says, well, criminals may be the target. 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 they tried 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 came at love see the tropicana. >> it was empty 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

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 scared? celebrating culture and with family prideful of the migrant and 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 whatever going through any time they not try be happy with their loved ones here. in the sense there is a jack moment kron, 4 news. >> wells will forced to shut down after a copper theft. these cuts all the electricity inside of the building. school officials say this happened sometime between friday evening and early saturday. this is at white men leadership academy in solano. several lies. the power was out moments before they have to host a basketball competition saturday afternoon and a letter to families. school officials say repairs and a likely take a week

leaving students out of class for that time, the state a crown for the city unified school district superintendent says, quote, we're deeply saddened and frustrated this has happened again to one of our schools. these incidents disrupt learning and negatively impact our families and the entire school community. adding the district is working to try to resolve issues as quickly as possible. >> well, happening right now, coaches and students from sonoma state university, a pretty upset they're preparing a lawsuit to try and block the board of trustees from cutting out the athletic program all together. then we have kron four's will tran. lot of sonoma state university with more on that will. well, they could file that federal lawsuit as early as today. they are not happy. >> with what the university plans to do and that is to get rid of all the sports programs and just like sports, you fight till the very end right into the clock hit 0. and that's exactly with the

student athletes plan to do. they are rallying in court, not the basketball court, but the court of law to try to stop the university from getting rid of not just the athletic program, but also certain majors and laying off dozens of faculty. the news was a bombshell. it was announced last wednesday that the university. was facing a budget deficit. it's a bombshell because everybody and when i say everybody, i mean, the student athletes and the coaches, they thought the school was doing financially well. and then all of a sudden they heard the news that they claim they're not doing financially well and they have to get rid of the sports program and save millions of dollars and also the layoffs and they are not happy with that. they said a lot of people obviously chose the school to play sports and academics and they're getting rid of majors certain majors on top of that. they have filed a complaint with sonoma state university on civil rights violations claiming

that this disproportionately impacts minority student athletes who chose to come here. and without this university, they don't know where else to go. in the meantime, not only that they plan to head federal court, possibly to file a lawsuit with them hoping as soon as a file that lawsuit it will force the university to immediately stop that cut of all the athletic programs we're going to head on to the campus right now. i see a lot of students finally starting to drive there and we will get reaction from them coming up. hopefully at 9 o'clock this morning, guys, back to you. all right. well, thank you for that report. 807, on the clock. let's go to the east bay now where the alameda county supervisors are zeroing in on their choice. >> for the new district attorney. so this weekend, a community forum was held at the lakeshore avenue baptist church so that residents could get to know some of the candidates vying for the role and talk about their concerns. some of the attendees got to directly here from deputy county counsel latricia lewis, alameda city attorney, even

chen and chief deputy attorney general with the california department of justice, the eunice johnson. we talked about their proposals to improve what they say is a collaborative court system. >> we have to expand the capacity of the legal staff. there has to be ada and guy sitting in these ports and 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 collab records >> that many collab records that in the system t 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 2026. well, today is international holocaust remembrance day marking 80

years since the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp across the bay area. many people are holding commemorative events to pay tribute to the 6 million jewish victims of the holocaust kron four's joey horta live for us in san francisco with more on that. joey. good morning, guys. yeah. so dogs all over the bay area today and here in san francisco will be. >> pausing to remember all those lives lost during the holocaust and still decades later, there is anti-semitism. that is a constant threat. here are the area. well, later on today, again, we'll be hearing from survivors who will share 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 like rabbi shimon margolin. he tells us his grandfather was killed in the holocaust and he is worried about history repeating itself. 80 years ago, the jewish community of the world has said never again, something like this

should never happen. the only way can fight darkness is was like. >> we increasingacts of goodness and kindness. we increase in education within our community emphasizing that the only way through to fight bigotry is was education with that was raising awareness. >> that will be important conversations about fighting memorial services will be held and candles will be lit to force out darkness with light. holocaust survivor is 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 here in san francisco both this morning. and tonight to remember all those lives lost. it and the lessons that were learned after the holocaust. of course, we'll have more on the importance of today's events coming up in the next hour. back to you. all right, ali, thank you for that report.

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that fire is nearly 100% contained this morning. and then on the far right, the most recent fire, the hughes fire burning near castaic lake. that one has burned about 10,000 acres so far. but containment is now up at 95%. so the worry now with the rains this weekend has been the possibility of debris and mud flows. so fast-moving mud flowing down. he'll never a good sign. so officials are urging residents to be on alert. you can see firefighters here, the national guard, they were all doing their part to help out and remove as much debris as possible and prepping sandbags. that storm is expected to sink. stick around this morning, bringing rain but snow. well, this is actually a live look. >> brought to by the snow in the great in northern la county in kern county. iced always out drive. the grapevine worked in bakersfield. now it's icy conditions. forced officials to close a portion of the 5 freeway through the grapevine overnight. it's unclear at

this time when it's going to be reopened. but again, look at that no cars for a reason. john has an idea when maybe that'll start to melt away and they can reopen the highway judge on. >> another great by morning as we're donner summit or echo pass, these areas are actually pretty dry compared to that southern part of the state which side the rain and of course of the snow too. if we were to see any of that, the bay area, we could have been seeing some snow for a few spots. i mean, livermore, you fell to the upper 20's. you're barely back into the low 30's. now. but a lot of us are icy, icy cold. and with that comes, these frost advisories in the light blue and a freeze warning through 09:00am for the santa clara valley. now we are seeing a winter weather advisory for yosemite southward. so the southern sierra, the big winners as far as snowfall goes, areas like mount whitney, sequoia, national park, really getting some good snowfall. those are the areas that needed it most, too. so that's nice. of

course, the grapevine is still in the mix of snowfall. and then you get the rain snow mix right around that line there. that's where it's particularly dangerous. so that's where those closures are occurring. la getting some of that rainfall over the weekend into this morning. now we do dry out for southern california just as we have already for the northern part of the state. but come thursday night, another storm system starts its impact on us. this one really has more of an impact on the north coast, though. and just like last time, the bay area right on the cusp of rainfall potential again this time around. it'll be the north bay that really see some solid rainfall into the weekend. well, areas further south in bay area, you might actually get quite a lot of sunshine over those same days. so you can see the disparity between that over inch and a half of rainfall into the middle of next week for areas like sonoma county. we're a s jose literally might see just a couple of sprinkles. the northern sierra is going to get the most snow out of this one donner summit

could see upwards of a foot of snowfall. so nice to be seeing that. we certainly need that winter weather to kick back into gear. so 50's at the coast 60's elsewhere in the bay area today and looking ahead, temperatures remain pretty steady tomorrow. after that, though, a subtle cool down into the rest of the week with those showers for the north bay into the weekend. little bit of sunshine areas further south, right? all right, >> i'm down to about 20 minutes the year. remember, we had a major traffic collision on the bay bridge. really slowed us down this morning. and so now we're slowly but surely recovering. okay. 36 minutes, our san mateo bridge, a lot of people take the san mateo bridge because of that accident on the bay bridge or it was over fields about 19 on the kona gate bridge. is at 33 minutes. >> 8.18 is the time. san jose mayor matt mahan now asking local churches to help out when with housing the homeless. so last week the mayor held a panel to talk to

religious leaders about how their parking lots could be used as temporary housing by the end of the event night group said they were interested in that idea. the panel also discussed how religious institutions can get involved with beautifying the city. san jose has roughly 6,000 homeless residents with more than 4,400 currently unsheltered older adults also are a growing segment of the homeless population. all right. well, let's talk about los angeles now. they i have a bad reputation when it comes to the commute times. there's new data from gps experts, tom tom, how the dog, even the war city when it comes to bumper to bumper traffic. >> actually first place new york and second places. san francisco, san francisco drivers lost 81 hours in rush hour traffic this year. wow, it takes more than 25 minutes to go. just 6 miles. >> well, the future of driving is here. maybe it'll be easier to commute if you didn't have to focus on the driving part itself, which the real takes us to the cs 2025. see all the

makers are pushing the boundaries of technology. 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 know this the vehicle came. we came up with something total. honda revealing series, a futuristic looking slated for production in 2025, they'll have level 3 hands-off driving off. and i think that's that's i just wasn't about. comparing with other vehicle about providing unique value that's not out there. cars have already driven 33 million miles fully autonomous lee. 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 march 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 guy, 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. the 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 fossett, eric, 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. >> a 22 is the time the irs now expanding its free direct file tax filing service to 13 more states. last year's trial run was for filers with simplified situations like w 2 wages and social security

retirement funds, limited interest in common unemployment and come this year. service will add more situations to the form like additional childcare and elderly credits credits for elderly and disabled in savings contributions. so you get the idea. it's a little more. it's a little more useful for a lot of folks. the software is available for smartphones. tablets or computers. all right. still the kron morning news. >> solano county's health and some people clean up their criminal records. we'll tell you how it works and how you fo

your help. depression could actually and women who live in smoggy areas. study led by the university of washington found the eagle exhaust can contribute to depression. researchers studied 700 healthy women of reproductive age in northern california. those at higher exposure to exhausted higher symptoms of depression. they also found airborne pollutants increase the length of menstrual cycles, which in turn, decreases increases depression researchers say a chemical in the exhaust plays with a women's estrogen levels. >> well, a new animal milk is being touted as a better alternative to cow's milk. researchers from edith cowan university found that camel milk can protect the got from harmful enzymes and create healthier digestion, then regular dairy milk. they say it also contains fewer allergens and decreases the risk of cardiovascular disease. despite the study, researchers concluded the potency of its immune boosting benefits, though, still needs further testing. we're going

to take a break in a 26. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, thousands of pro-life and pro-choice advocates in san francisco. >> it came together for the annual march for life rally. this comes after president trump vowed to clamp down reproductive rights in his second term. tell you how both groups clashed for a bit. for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: oman) fao, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo.

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>> all right. we're back coming up on 8.30, with a live look behind us here. blue skies over san francisco by looking to win even those as cold as it is outside bring jacket or sweater with need multiple layers to date jacket. sweater. i think both yeah, it's something cozy, especially if you know, be outside for more than just a

couple minutes. maybe going to the bus stop or walking over to bart. we are seeing a gorgeous, clear morning. as we noted, though, golden gate bridge extra nice in golden this morning. but you will be shivering as you get out there. we fell into the 20's earlier for dublin livermore. you're barely back in the low 30's that sunshine starting to around us the corner and you're starting to see us warming up a bit. oakland at 38 berkeley year back into the low 40's after having fall into the 30's earlier this morning. now, frost advisories and freeze warnings are still in effect for a few more moments later on this week. we actually have freeze watches that will go into effect all across the bay area. so by no means is this the coldest mornings? we're going to be really chilly the next few days during our morning hours. temperatures right now are in the 30's. but we are going to be in the upper 50's to low 60's as we move into the afternoon right i don't think that's a ride on the bay bridges are making their way into the city this morning. the mindful just had busy morning. few issues throughout

the morning. so far. 34 minutes on the san mateo bridge are rich with summer feels at 16 and the golden gate bridge 30, some of the tolls. 32 minutes. >> it 30's that i'm one of the big stories this half hours. in fact, college students were caught in the crossfire at a gas station shooting. one of these young men they're now fighting for their life shooting, draw increase attention to crime that's taking place cities across france. jacques moment takes a closer look. >> 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 of the city. so, yeah, there's very little policing around last year, kron 4 reported the vallejo police department have 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 moment. kron 4 news. >> it's a 32 in the north bay. the public defender's office is going to be holding what they're calling a clean slate day to help community members clear their criminal records. that event is designed to help people clean up past felony and misdemeanor arrests and convictions and allow them to fully engage once again with society. the free legal advice will be offered regarding how to file petitions so that you can have your record expunged or reduced or seal them all together. if you interested, you're encouraged to pre-register. they do have walk-ins. they'll accept them. but it'll be first come first serve. the event is set for wednesday from 9 in the morning till 3 in the

afternoon at the county event center on texas street in fairfield, it is free to attend. now to san francisco where 8 people were displaced this morning after an apartment fire broke out the tenderloin. you can see the smoke and the flames coming from that one unit there on the top floor. this was near compass children's center. nobody was inside. so nobody hurt the cause of the fire still under investigation and in the east bay, the alameda fire department responded to this fire on challenger in challenger field. it was right near miles about 5 o'clock or so last night that they came upon it. they were able to quickly put it out. this wasn't a campfire in the kept it there to the side of the road. so it didn't spread. nobody was hurt. they're looking into what caused it. >> well, in the east bay, we have a canadian man is announcing that 2 years in prison after he sexually extorted a minor contra costa county. these office identified the man as 25 year-old nicholas fahy. you may contact with the victim over social media back in 2019, requested sexually explicit images of the victim.

and when the victim complied, threatened to release the images unless more were sent. canadian police arrested fahy at his home back in 2021. and a woman is dead after she was trapped under a car following a crash in berkeley. police say happened right at the intersection of aden, california street for one on sunday. fire crews had to lift the car up to get the victim out from under the car. she was taken to the hospital where she died. police have not made any arrests and it's still unclear what caused that crash. >> with thousands of demonstrators covered san francisco civic center plaza for the 21st annual march for life. this comes after president trump vowed to support anti-abortion efforts in his second term in a recently enforced a federal amendment that restricts government funding for most abortions. anti-abortion advocates gave testimonies advocating for their prolife stance while those on the pro-choice side of the argument help their demonstration across the street. here's a little bit from both.

>> i know i great me and news. he's a creative of i'm going to be completely now i have say >> president trump has also ended federal funding for abortions overseas. all a big story that we're following. immigration enforcement operations are ramped up across the law enforcement agencies kicked off a series of raids targeting migrants with criminal backgrounds. we have our dc correspondent jessi tenure with a closer look. 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. >> hunting down and arresting hundreds of illegal area 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 saying 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 home in has been in chicago monitoring raids, which he said has resulted in the arrest of people with and without criminal convictions in washington. i'm jessi tenure. well, despite trip pressure from the trump

administration, you have multiple bay area cities. >> they are committing to protecting immigrants, including those without legal status. alameda county officials recently held a meeting in oakland now to a new effort to pull protections forhose at risk of deportation. county officials are unching a website for resources and write a list of legal resources, informational workshops and trying educate the undocumented hotlines report. 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 pledging to stand by the city's majority latino population amid the federal immigration policy changes according to the 2020 census, the community and the population is estimated to be around 114,000 people. nearly 47% being hispanic or latino officials emphasize richmond police do not inquire about immigration status at at they are committed to upholding sanctuary city policies. >> a 38 the time a pedestrian

was hit and killed in vallejo this weekend. that march the first traffic death of the year. police say this happened saturday night in the area of sonoma boulevard and lemon street. they found on a man lying in the road and despite their best efforts, first responders say that could not save him. the driver remained at the scene and cooperated with the investigation. >> money this morning, a recent report shows jose's economic growth is failing in the wake of the pandemic. that's all according to the milken institute, which ranked the city is 108 out of 200 large metro areas nationally when it comes to their best performing cities report. so the ranking is based on the tech sector growth, the labor market and access to ecomic opportunities. 2020 for the city was ranked 44th 10 years ago was ranked number one. one expert states that companies mandating return to office policies instead of being able to work from home could help. the city's ranking will have

to wait and also the city's schools of region. 86.3% graduation rate, according to school officials. that is a 2 point gain from the rate before the covid-19 pandemic. it's a li.e graduation rates. 86.4%, according to the california department of education. >> however, a significant decline in enrollment has led to major budget deficits without significant reduction in the deficit. the district is going to be bankrupt by the end of the year risk in a state takeover. artists festival. organizers and tom profits seeking to make arts part of their programs can apply for one-time grants to support their work and strengthen the arts in berkeley, his grand programs to fund new individual works vance and create new art programs. applicants for each category can attend separately. design webinars to learn about guidelines. eligibility zahn, how to apply. rent ranges from $5,000. individual projects to $10,000 for our non projects deadlines range of february 19 to march 12.

>> 40's the time this is not the mystery machine from scooby-doo know it's the reading machine and this basically a mobile library up in solano county. that's going to be hitting the streets in a new way, trying to connect with the community. so they've got this van. the mobile library brings a se services, educational resources, fun activities directly to residents and they've and also promotes library cards, which offers access, of course, to books and digital resources and even video games. the next stop apparently is fairfield accordingly. a library. they'll be out there on wednesday. if you want more details, you can check out the solano county library website. >> still ahead, the kron morning news. a layup police bust aside. so that comes to cars and people consequences on spectators and >> and kia is recalling thousands of its near old vehicles because of safety issues. what you need to know before you hit the roads and what a cold morning it's been so far. a lot of 30's and 40's out there right now.

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>> and we're back in a 43 taking a look here at the animal control rescuing at o'hare on on saturday. it was apparently tangled up in some fishing line. there was hook in its beak. this was out at the fisherman's wharf area. and you can see they had the ladder truck there had to get up into the tree, the tangle of the bird and then get it to a vet where they were able to remove that fishing hook that hair and they say is expected to be released into the wild

after it makes a full recovery. >> there will help a little bit of good news in our forecast as we're not going to stay quite as cold as we are this morning. temperatures this afternoon going to be nice and comfortably. cool again. you can see outside the clear skies yet again across the bay area this morning. most of us are in the 30's right now. livermore still below freezing at 31. you fell into the upper 20's earlier, oakland also still in the 30's, sitting at 38 degrees. frost advisories and freeze warnings for only a few. more moments across the bay. they expire at 09:00am this morning. but do expect more of these freeze watches actually later on this week and that is just a sign that we do remain just as cold during our morning hours. speaking of the wintery feel we do have winter weather advisories still remaining in the sierra south of yosemite national park through 04:00pm today. not as much new snow up around lake tahoe is areas further south side. and speaking of snowfall, the grapevine

actually having closures along at this morning as we do have snow on the grapevine leading down to la which saw some of its first rain of the season over the weekend. good news for them. as for us in the bay area, we just a few sprinkles this weekend. there is more where that came from, though, as we move into your next weekend thursday night into friday, saturday and sunday, the north coast is going to be hit particular hard by our next round of systems. we are right on the cusp of this rainfall, potential for the bay. so areas like santa rosa will be seeing some pretty solid rainfall while further south in the bay area. nothing but a few sprinkles. much like last weekend. we hear again, right at the edge of this rainfall. potential. you can see that disparity. santa rosa over an inch and a half of rain. santa rosa, hardly a drop 607 inch. so the weekend will bring a little variety depending on how far north or south you are in the bay. temperatures today are mostly in the 60's. still, we've been spending a lot of time here lately. some 50's out along the coastline. looking ahead,

we generally cool down a little bit into the tail end of the weekend. the weekend and this weekend. well, you will see showers up north with sunshine prevailing further south rain. all right. >> it's morning. no major delays. we did start off the morning with a lot of delays out there. and that's still just a little slow. 28 minutes on the san mateo bridge wire richmond summer feels of 14 and the golden gate bridge. 33 minute ride. >> with a 46 is the time in san mateo county. a man now in jail this morning accused of burglarizing the same home twice in 2 days. deputies responded to a burglary report at a home on long dge road. deputi surunded the house eventually got that suspect to come out. we identified him as one mooya and according to investigors,he stole 50 items worth roughly $3,000. and deputies say that he was also involved in a separate burglary at that home earlier in the day. in pleasanton, a group of miners were briefly

in police custody now accused of stealing a car. this was saturday about 3.30, or so in the morning on hopper road. officers say afterwards they found the suspects had evidence on them related to another saft in pleasanton. all those teams were cited and then released to their parents. >> the police continue to crack down on reckless driving after a side drew 200 cars a saturday night. so as we track down some of the participating cars only for them, we're told, and placed on a 30 day. hold on impound lot. cars that are accounted 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 and 13 others were cited. well, the north bay as suspected kidnapper arrested after he refused to pull over for expired registration tags. police say on friday the suspect triggered a police chase. this is on socal dawn elaine, where he was arrested. police found the spotify unregistered gun at the suspect's home. investigators

later confirmed the man 4 outstanding warrants solano county, including 2 for kidnapping. the man was booked into the slot, a county jail. his identity has yet to be released. >> well, santa clara police are warning people now about jewelry swap. swindlers. so police say recent incident in south san francisco back on january, 18th involved 86 year-old woman who was targeted. and again, most of the targets are elderly. in this window. suv pulls up to the victim. in this case, a woman came out and gave the victim a hug. and during that hug, the victims realtor earlier swapped out for fake jewelry. police say the scammers travel in vehicles again targeting mostly elderly people and talking to them as if they know them or if they ask for directions the law for a hug as a thank you. and it's during that hug that the swindell occurs. well, auto maker, kia america is recalling more than 80,000 vehicles now because of improper floor wiring that could prevent the airbags or seat belts from working

properly. the recall involves the 2023 to 2025. niro ev plug-in hybrid and hybrid vehicles. according to the documents filed with the national highway traffic safety administration damaged wiring could also cause the side curtain airbag to deploy unintentionally. kia is notifying owners. they say in mail in march, you can know if you want to take your vehicle right now to a dealer. they'll inspect the wiring and faulty. they'll replace it for free. lunar new year begins this weekend right here in the bay area. san francisco is getting ready to welcome crowds. >> last year, more than a million visitors attended lunar new year event. organizers are hoping for even more this year for the 3rd year in a row ports as 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 is going to be on february. 15th. all right. in the east bay, there's a very heartfelt event coming up designed to empower fathers in the bay area, beaten bonnen is a community center. event based around father with fathers from all walks of life can connect and share stories and find out resources in their community. he's gonna happen sunday, february 9th at the calabash restaurant in oakland. organizers want bring your kiddos. you can enjoy free food. and of course, he's talented drummers organizers talk of saturday on the kron 4 morning news. take a listen from that. >> being able to create space for fathers to come together to support each other in killing fashion. and helling 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. >> organizers also say they want to foster a supportive community for parents in oakland. a big day for petaluma saint vincent college prep, volleyball and football team. >> on sunday fans hosted a parade to celebrate both for being state champions. the volleyball team finished 26 7 on the season on their way to their first newark held championship title. meanwhile, the football team finished 14 1 on the season crowned the 2024. california. double a champions for the second year in a row. the 2 team captains say it meant a lot for the community to come out and celebrate their success. it's huge part, but the school had a little 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 and i know about her 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. >> well, another congratulation to the 2 state champions. well done. all right. coming up on the kron, morning news meteorologist from across the u.s. needed in lake tahoe to address extreme weather. we'll talk more about that and this is a live look. there's a traveling to lake there's a traveling to lake taho ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here.

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kron. 4 morning news. ice agents carrying out operations in the bay area leaving city leaders and residents on edge. >> plus, classes canceled laos school this morning after copper thieves. we 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 on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom on this. >> chilly john says at some point we're going to warm up a little. we hope so because it's right. cold this morning, is thankfully will be staying like this all day. in fact, a couple of areas are already starting to see their temperatures lifting. if you ever turn from the 20's to the 30's and a few from the 30's to the 40's now. so we're getting there