(america ferrera) some people think it's impossible for a snack to be delicious and full of protein. but it's possible to be two things at once. like today i'm business... and i'm casual. (vo) yoplait protein. 15 grams of protein and it tastes so good. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. authorities say more than 1200 people were arrested during immigration enforcement activities over the weekend. some critics say people who should have been arrested got that story coming up just ahead.

>> also, ice agents spotted carrying out operation in the bay area today. they may have detained at least one person. and just days after sonoma state and now cut its athletics program, athletes and coaches are not considering taking legal action. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waltman. we're going to begin in the south bay. >> as u.s. immigration and customs enforcement or ice agents were spotted conducting an operation in san jose over the weekend. and we're hearing they may have made arrests today. kron 4 charles clifford is live for us now in san jose. he has the details on this ice operation. >> well, good afternoon. the rapid response network in santa clara county, a nonprofit that monitors ice activity says that they have observed agents in 2 different locations this morning. this comes just after a day after

agents were spotted here in san jose. this is video recorded on sunday near story road and king wrote it shows what appears to be ice agents operating near a target store. >> only a handful of agents were seen in. this does not appear to be a large-scale operation. the rapid response network, which was at the scene has said they believe the agents were targeting specific individuals with at least one person being detained over the weekend. san jose mayor matt mahan said the statement that the police department was notified that ice was carrying out an operation in san jose. adding that i sincerely hope that 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. the mayor also says that the san jose police department does not assist with ice operations in any way. the rapid response network says that the activity they observed on monday morning was happening along capitol avenue and they're rock avenue. they also believe

that ice is targeting individuals with existing deportation orders. all right, back live. now we did reach out to ice this morning try to get some clarification, some more details about their operations. >> they have so far not responded. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you. and despite some pressure from the trump administration, officials in multiple bay area cities are committing to protecting immigrants, including those with legal status without legal status. alameda county officials recently held a meeting. oakland announcing a new effort to uphold protections for those at risk of deportation county officials have launched a website to provide resources for the community. it provides a list of legal resources and has information on future workshops aimed at educating the undocumented, a hotline to report and answer questions should be ready by february 17th. and this nationwide mass deportation is being felt on social media videos as some

are showing arrest the raids, bringing some concern organizations and communities together sighting that not all immigrants being arrested are former criminals among those speaking upper church leaders at a church in portland during their sunday service with church leaders from across the area. they talked about protecting immigrants. and when there's a crisis, the church, the synagogue, a mosque, the temple, the longhouse at our best. >> we come together from all traditions. say? the crater we know says this is not right. and so we want to send a strong message to washington, d.c.. white to the steps of the white house saying we stand up together. we are going to support one another and unjust law. is the law. do. and so we're willing to take on ice and for us. but they will not come into this church not be allowed to. >> officers enforcing immigration laws are now able to arrest migrants at

sensitive locations like schools, churches and hospitals. after the trump administration throughout policies limiting where those arrests could happen. and now governor greg abbott has now directed the texas military department to deploy the texas tactical border force to the rio grande valley to coordinate with the u.s. border patrol agents there. the texas tactical border force will surge over 400 additional soldiers as well as c one 30's and helicopters to join thousands of texas national guard soldiers already deployed to the border to collaborate with u.s. border patrol agents. there. now the trump administration is promising to ramp up immigration enforcement as the week goes on. washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. >> the administration says these operations are only targeting known criminals, but critics say the operations are far more expansive. ice officials say this weekend they made more than 1200

arrests nationwide. us in numbers increase the number of arrests nationwide. as we open up the aperture. >> right now it's country public safety national security threats. but some democrats say the administration's immigration dragnet is catching people. it shouldn't. we're seeing kind of chaos in which. contradiction of the president's commitment that he was going to start focused on violent criminals. >> they're just detaining anyone. border czar tom homan says being in the country illegally is a crime itself. >> regardless of what else, a migrant here illegally has done country legally. jan, that the trump administration is already using law enforcement agencies not normally involved in immigration operations, including the fbi, atf and dea, all which assisted last week we're going to enforce immigration law. we're going to protect the american people. yeah. donald trump promised to do that. but some critics say the effort contradicts one of the president's key campaign

promises to bring down prices mass deportations of farm workers in california maybe have to work force are going to drive food prices through the roof. the administration says the country's immigration laws must be enforced. america should actually look out for the interest of our citizens. first. >> and more operations are expected to be carried out through this week as well. reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> people throughout the los angeles area are dealing now with the aftermath of those devastating eaton and palisades fires. and there's a new threat that's looming. officials are warning the mudslides could hit the areas affected by the fires. according to the los angeles county sheriff's department, the fire zones in altadena and malibu most at risk. we'll take a look now at the containment numbers. the palisades fire, the largest is now 94% contained. the eaton fire is 98% contained and the hughes fire is 95% contained. that's about 3 weeks after they started. we have

meteorologist kyla grogan back with us this week took over the details of our forecast. yeah, that's right. so it is a difficult forecast. we have high pressure in control. so that's why we've got sunshine. it's also why we had such a chilly morning this morning. >> those clear skies, but down in southern california, they have a low pressure system that is sitting right over them. and you can see that it is delivering some snow in areas inland and a little bit of rain in and around the los angeles area. and unfortunately, when you've got burns scars, you get into a situation where that cat can cause mudslides and things like that. so as you can see between now and tomorrow, not expecting to pick up a whole lot more in the way of rain, but it is just those occasional downpours that can cause this to happen on already saturated ground. here's future cast, obviously looking pretty good this afternoon. you can see by tomorrow morning, another little chance of a few showers rolling through throughout tuesday before this finally wraps up. now we do have 3 active fires. still, obviously, rain has been good for firefighting, but it is difficult when you get those burn scars which are areas that no longer have vegetation there that could stop any of

that mud and debris from moving so moisture interacting with the terrain. that's the problem. the opens the door to that mud and debris flow. so as i mentioned, showers are diminishing throughout the day today, but there is still that isolated certainly something that they have to keep an eye on as we go through the next 24 hours. now, we are expecting some rain at the end of this week and maybe some good news here is that southern california is not going to be participating in that. so once they get past this, they should be looking a little bit better where as here in the bay area, we have a beautiful week on tap. and then as we head to the end of the week and this won't be until basically early friday morning, we will be looking out for some rain, but you can see between now and then pretty nice weather with the exception of the fact that those overnight lows which were down in the 20's in some spots this morning or to continue to be very chilly throughout the week. in fact, we have a freeze watch for good portion of the bay area and a frost advisory for tonight. i'll talk more about that when come back in just a bit. >> unless one the is closed today after a copper theft

happened and it cut all electricity inside of the building. school officials say this happened sometime between friday night and saturday morning at slaw know we've been leadership. academy staff realize the power was out just moments before hosting a basketball competition saturday afternoon. and in a letter to families, school officials are saying repairs are likely going to take a week leaving students without class, at least for today. remote learning is also expected tomorrow. now in a statement to kron 4, the vallejo city unified school district superintendent said that we are deeply saddened and frustrated that 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 resolve the issues as quickly as possible. happening now, coaches and students from sonoma state university are preparing a lawsuit in order to block the board of trustees from cutting athletics programs at the north bay university. kron

four's will tran has the details. >> in the spirit of sports student athletes as sonoma state university. they plan to fight until the very last second that it is not over as long as they still have time long as they still have time on the clock. and right now finally possibly a federal lawsuit in san francisco court claiming civil rights violations. they have already done that with the board of trustees claiming that their desire to get rid of the sports programs as well as certain majors and eliminating faculty members may be dozens of them violates their civil rights, that this was a bombshell announcement last week that the university claims they are facing a 24 million dollar budget deficit and they have to make hard decisions. well, those decisions came out of nowhere and caught so many students off guard. it's very melancholy. it's very like serry said. it's very says.

>> not good. it's not so when you found out you saw 40 people rush out and try to talk to an administrator. yeah. well, first my friend side. he's like, dude, come on. there's like a model like 40 people. i'm like what? and so i because i have a class. unlike what, 3 minutes and i don't know. i just rush out. and yeah, this mob of people just ran by me or are caught off guard. >> i know there's a lot of budget cuts to be made. is pretty shocking to find out that they're just eliminating like entire department's. the university is aware of the students grievances. but at this particular point, they're not making any comments. >> back to you. >> new today the bay-area joins the world. holocaust remembrance day. how san francisco is remembering millions of people killed 8 decades since the liberation of one of the concentration plus, hostage numbers are

changing as daily updates are coming from the cease-fire. how many of released and what's next for them.

>> today is international holocaust remembrance day. at marks, 80 years since the liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp in across the bay, many are holding events to pay tribute to the 6 million jewish victims of the holocaust. kron four's joey horta reports. >> yeah. we heard from local and state leaders including the lieutenant governor here at the holocaust memorial in san francisco to mark this solemn occasion. take a look across the bay area. survivors

are sharing their powerful stories to offer their perspectives today. many lost family members in the holocaust and they worry about history repeating itself and about future generations. forgetting the lessons of the past. we are losing the generation of survivors who can give a firsthand account. >> of what they endured and what the holocaust did 80 years to some, especially the young people seems like a million years ago. but when you stop and think there are people who are alive today. who suffered at the hands of the nazis. the only way can fight darkness is was light. >> the holocaust memorial here in san francisco is powerful with statues depicting prisoners in a concentration camp. there will be important conversations today about fighting hatred and discrimination. memorial services will be held and holocaust survivor will be among the speakers at today's remembrance at san jose city hall at 3.30, this afternoon. in other commemoration event

happening in san francisco this evening. location is being held under wraps because of security concerns in san francisco. joey horta kron. 4 news. >> poland's president was among dignitaries and holocaust survivors who gathered at auschwitz to mark 80 years since the nazis concentration camp's liberation by soviet troops during the second world war re laid at the camps, death wall where thousands of people were executed. the cease-fire between israel and hamas continues with hostage releases and some concerning updates. israel is claiming a hamas list shows 8 of the 33 hostages who were to be freed in the first phase of this gaza ceasefire are dead. israel says the next release the hostages will take place thursday, followed by another round on saturday. but whether or not the hostages are alive or dead inside of gaza has been a heartbreaking question for the waiting families who have pushed israel's government to reach a deal to

free them, fearing the time was running out about 90 hostages are still in captivity. and over the weekend, israel defense forces say that for hostages taken during the october 7th attacks on israel where welcome home after being released by hamas before israeli hostages were escorted to a stage in a gaza city square by members of their release party and also some members of the red cross there taking place families celebrating as they watched videos of the now released come home. and tens of thousands of palestinians are streaming into the most heavily destroyed part of the gaza strip after israel lifted its closure of the north for the first time since the early weeks of the 15 month-long war with hamas that was in accordance with the cease-fire. massive crowds of people walking with their belongings stretched along the main road running next to the coast. the u.s. state department is freezing nearly all foreign assistance worldwide comes days after

president trump issued a sweeping executive order to put foreign aid on hold for 90 days. secretary of state marco rubio sent a cable to u.s. diplomats posting on friday detailing this move, the executive order has humanitarian officials saying this in dangerous programs worldwide. according to that cable, the administration will develop standards for a review of whether the assistance is aligned with trump's foreign policy agenda. we'll talk about our forecast now as we take this live look outside across the city of san francisco as we kick off another week, we've been starting things off pretty cold. we'll see if that trend continues right now with cuyler. she's a liar center. yeah. it was very chilly this morning. it's about to get down to 29 degrees i saw. but right now pretty nice in san francisco as we take a live look here. >> at the embarcadero wind is relatively calm. we're going to see a little bit of an offshore breeze. we get into the afternoon to the tune of about 15 to 20 miles per hour. so you'll notice that temperatures right now, though, not bad, in fact, are already up to 61 degrees up in

the north bay and santa rosa, 60 in san jose. you can oakland, not bad 50's there. and same story in san francisco about 55. but this morning, boy this morning. check this out. livermore got down to 29. 33 in napa, redwood city, 34 degrees obviously conquered santa rosa, san jose and even the oakland airport. very chilly. this morning. oakland airport got down to 37 blue skies prevail. right now we are under the influence of high pressure. that is what is keeping us nice and sunny. but its also would allow some of those chilly temperatures to develop. we don't really have the cloud cover as we get into the evenings. these are the highs today. they're going to be quite nice. in fact, above average, in many spots could see lots of 60's out there. but once again, as we get to the evening, we've got to look out for this. in fact tonight, you can see not only do we have a frost advisory, but part of our viewing area down in places like morgan hill getting into that freeze warning area. so the frost advisory, but you can see is very pervasive. here means temperatures as low as 32

degrees where as the freeze warning going to knock that down to 28. so lots of chill in the air tonight, in fact, by bay area standards, downright frigid. and that will be the case. not just today over the next couple of days. these are the lows i'm expecting. so if europe and that north bay in the interior valleys, that's right. think we should see some of the coldest temp temperatures in the overnight. but, you know, livermore expected get down to about 32. you can see 30's right around the bay in places like hayward again, i think we'll see it in places like redwood city. so really no one escaping this tonight. so make sure you are ready for this clear skies right now as we zoom out here, you can see where we've got kind of interesting set up where we're under high pressure, the influence of that low pressure to southern california. we are going to see that high pressure get knocked out of the way that will happen as we get into about thursday night where we start to see this develop and then some rain expected for us as we get into friday and then into our weekend. so those rain chances will increase as we get to the week. still a little bit of a

kind of disagreement on the models on how much rain we're going to get and how much it's going to be compared to say from north bay to south we'll keep an eye on that. but we do know is we're going to get some beneficial rain that will be starting on friday. back to you. all right. still ahead on kron for news at noon heavy, pretty only need. >> 3 weeks to build a healthy habit. well, there's a new study out that's disputing that as well as sharing which routines are the easiest. routines are the easiest. >> to stick with.

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apply for a one-time grant to support their work in berkeley. these grants allow programs to fund new individual works creating new art programs applicants for each category can attend separately designed webinars to learn about the guidelines eligibi ity and also how to apply the grants range from $5,000 for individual projects to $10,000 for art nonprofits, deadlines ranging between february 19th and march. 12th again, that's in the city of berkeley. the solano county public defender's office is holding a clean slate day that will help community members clear up their criminal records. the event is designed to help people clean up past felony and misdemeanor arrests and convictions by allowing them to fully engage in society. free legal advice will be offered and how to file petitions for this and also how you can deal with your record. so you're encouraged to pre-register for this event. walk-ins will be accepted, but it is on a first-come, first-serve basis.

this event is happening on wednesday from 9 in the morning till 3 in the afternoon at the county event center. that's on texas street in fairfield. this event is free. still ahead here, noon. >> people caught in the crossfire to college students are recovering after they were shot at they say while pumping gas vallejo. also out county. now, one step closer to finding war district attorney hear from candidates. we want that job just days before officials select a top prosecutor. after the break operations. serious storm. national weather conferences back. it's happening near lake tahoe and we have an inside tahoe and we have an inside look

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>> to allay college students caught in the crossfire of a gas station shooting in one of the young men involved is now fighting for his life as kron four's jack molmud explains the shooting is drawing increased attention to crime happening in that city. >> 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 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 is 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. >> well, i had its first traffic fatality of the year. police say a man was hit by a vehicle saturday night in the area of sonoma boulevard and lemon street. they found him in the road and he did not survive. the driver did wait for police to arrive and we're told is cooperating with the investigation. san francisco transit officials say they're facing a major, major. it's a budget shortfall. the sfmta is inviting the public to meeting this week to discuss ways to raise some money. this is coming as the transit agency says it is looking at a

potential 320 million dollar budget gap. officials cite a decline in funding and high inflation as a reason for the deficit. agency has warned of potential cuts to muni and other services. so there is a public discussion about this on friday. people can attend in person or online. san jose mayor matt mahan is asking local churches to help with the homeless crisis there. last week the mayor held a panel to talk to religious leaders and how their parking lots can be used for temporary housing. by the end of that event, 9 groups expressed an interest in using their land for housing. the panel also discussed how religious institutions can get involved with making the city more beautiful. san jose has about 6,000 homeless residents with more than 4,400 of them being unsheltered older adults are also a growing segment of the homeless population. alameda

county supervisors are zeroing in on a choice for the this weekend. a community forum was held so residents could get to know the candidates who want that job and also address some of their concerns with the people who are applying kron four's and c 4 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 specific ways 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 leaning 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 todsee 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 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. >> happening now, operation sierra storm is back in lake

tahoe this year. this national weather conference looks at all the latest weather and climate trends. kron 4 meteorologist gayle ong. as at that conference she is there for us at the tahoe blue event center. gayle, how's it going? what's it like being there? >> it is what? >> to the upper 20's at last check. it's 29 degrees, but we are in the teens this morning. and even though i'm in a coat and hat, it's still pretty brisk out. so and we just wrapped up day one of presentations here at the tahoe blue event center where here right in at stateline, nevada. and, you know, lots of great speakers, timely i do have a speaker joining me right now. this is craig few get he is the former fema administrator and of course we have a lot of topics we want to discuss with craig, thank you so much for being with me here. and definitely want to ask you about. obviously, this is timely because president trump just made those comments about. overhauling fema. we definitely get your thoughts on that.

>> i think, you every disaster we always look at how to get better. and so president trump's look at the responses, it says we can do better. he's actually signed an executive order appointing secretary of tpdefense and secretary homelan security to form a committee to to provide recommendations. do a study a year and how can we make fema more effective, more efficient, responding to disasters? >> and one thing you did bring up in your presentation was about how really helps people who are uninsured. you want touch base >> yeah, i think there's a lot of people always confused that when you get a federal disaster declaration fame is going to come in is like in the movies that come in and do everything they don't. they support the governor and local officials mainly through financial reimbursement and most of that space point uninsured losses. so were you don't have insurance for school, then the federal government, your tax dollars through fema will help rebuild it. if people don't have insurance for their homes, are

systems that fema could provide to help them start recovery, but not necessarily rebuild their homes. >> we will touch on that insurance crisis as he did. talk about that. we want i want to talk about the wildfires and los you talked about, you know what may not be climate change with what happened down what want to give your get your thoughts on that. well, it won't be clear. i think climate change is part of it. you know, we got year-round fire seasons. we used to not have that california. >> with drought and winds, we can have wildfires occur in any month, but we also have to understand where and how we build also is a big determinant of how bad disaster could be in cal fire. other experts have for a long time. caution that we have built in the areas that prone the wall, farsi for high-risk areas. and this was always a possibility. so it's not just the climate is changing. it's also that we built our environments based upon the past and going forward. we're going to rebuild and taking account not only are climate but our vulnerabilities to natural hazards

>> and natural hazards. your base in florida. and you've seen a lot of natural disasters with the hurricanes. and you did mention in your presentation about the insurance crisis there. how do you what do you see that going? you mentioned maybe prices going up or surcharges. >> think we're as a nation, a lot of our disaster response was always based upon insurance was going to be the primary way that people would have money to rebuild, but isn't sure got more expensive and in many cases not available. people are either because they can afford are choosing to go without insurance. we're now in the situation worse. taxpayers. we're seeing more and more request for federal assistance because insurance no longer is our primary tool ennis. this continues. we're going to see that either rates will go up. or governments may have become more involved in providing insurance. we have this in florida with our hurricane shutters. you already have this in california with your quick. 44 earthquake insurance and now the question will be

well that grow to provide wall for insurance to people. he's high risk areas. >> speaking of high-risk areas, you also mention that flooding flood damage. that seems to be the top natural disasters with that that fema helps with. >> yeah, i mean, here in california, if you think about it, we seem to go from extreme too extreme. so the last couple years we were seeing flooding in places that never seen flooding in for a lot of folks. they warn in what was called a special flood risk. lot people call floods. also someone on the flood insurance. doesn't flood here. and to their homes are flooded. and this something we've seen probably our fastest growing uninsured risk. he's he's extreme rainfall that's causing flooding. well outside as a special flood risk here where people are required to buy flood insurance and for a lot of people without flood insurance. if your home gets damaged by rising waters is excluded from your policy and it can be 10's if not hundreds of thousands of dollars to repair your home. you have no insurance, so considered flood insurance, even if you don't live worse. a requirement

because there's not many places that are not at risk of extreme rainfall events. >> well, craig fugate, former fema administrator, thank you for discussing all these topics here at operation sierra storm and live with us here. broadcasting san francisco. we reallyn you very much and adjusting. i'll send it back to other that we're having a great time here. we're going to go to heavily mountain now and talk to the resort about snowmaking. so we'll have that coming up this week. looking forward to thank you so much. thousands of demonstrators covered san francisco civic center plaza for the 21st annual march for life. this is coming after president donald trump. >> vowed to support anti immigration efforts in his second term. he recently and forced a federal amendment that restricts government funding for most abortions. antiabortion advocates, cape testimonies, they were advocating for a pro life. all those pro-choice, how their own demonstration across the

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>> all right. that's our studio. but in this east bay city, there's going to be a heart full event coming on that. >> being able to create space for fathers to come together

to support each other in killing fashion and hitting 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. >> alright, organizers want to say that they foster a supportive community for parents in oakland in this event takes place on. february 9th. there's free food and lots of room for talented drivers in north. a bakery is making national headlines. kremlin condor in healdsburg has been in one of the best bakeries in the country by the new york times. it's known for its classic breads like the gets. the bakery also serve unique treats like but some kind of answers. also a french pastry that has been nolan raman. it and the times also praised the bakeries chocolate champagne cakes as being

quote, luscious. we're going to take a live look outside right now. so talk about our weather forecast. if you're thinking, you know what, i'm gonna go to healdsburg. go to that bakery. here's view of the golden gate bridge. this and you that way. it's a beautiful day out there. it is yet the right now. every time i go to one of those places that make some of those lists, i do not regret it. so i feel like that's got to be in the future. they're heading up deals. very sounds amazing. >> and certainly we are right at the lunchtime hour or so talking about pastry. sounds good to me talking about sunshine. we've got beautiful blue skies here as we take a live look at stormtracker confirming it here as we take a live look from the east bay berkeley hills, gorgeous visibility. it's just a stunning day out there. we obviously started very chilly, but i'm happy to say we our way up to some very comfortable temperatures here in factor is 60 degrees in san jose. 61 in santa rosa. and you can see some lovely 50's. we should be upper 50's inland this time of year. so obviously some spots already off to the races, but we do have those cold temperatures, not again, just tonight, but really we're under for freeze. watch until thursday. so.

>> tonight, tomorrow night, wednesday night, you can see we do have the frost advisory is a good portion of the bay area and then there's also a freeze warning as you head down into parts of the south bay kind of extreme south bay. but still it is going to be a cold. one frost advisory, meaning that temps get as low as 32 degrees begun to that freeze warning. that means we could drop down to the 20's talking 28 degrees. so that's going to be overnight tonight. these are the lows i am expecting. they are very cold out there tonight. so make sure you are ready for it. make sure that you are taking care of anyone who is sensitive to the cold and also, boy, make sure those plants are. and if they're not already, there really need to be and pets need a nice, warm space to be in tonight as well. our next big story, we've got some rain on the way later this week. you can see that we do have high pressure in control right now, kind shooting everything over the top of us. but by about wednesday, start to see this low pressure system making its way towards the coast. clouds start to increase as we get into thursday. this is thursday evening by early morning friday. we should be seeing some rain coming in now. models are quite sure if

this is going to kind of be pointed directly at us or go to the north of us. but you can see right now this is the european model kind of pointing it in northern california. so i do think north bay will likely get the bigger totals out of this. but it is one to watch and it looks like it will be with us friday saturday and sunday. now that's good news and a lot of ways. obviously you can t take a look at the drought monitor right now see the parts of southern california in extreme drought and severe drought. they're getting some rain right now. obviously, that's a little difficult because they're also dealing with burn scars there and that can cause trouble for us. this will be welcome rain because we are not in drop were what's considered abnormally dry for east bay in parts of our south bay. so we're do write, we haven't had a little bit of rain here in a while. so it's a good thing that it is in the forecast. but do make your plans accordingly. the week looking good. those chilly overnight lows with us next couple of days. we'll start to see the temperatures pull down for our highs. once we get into, you know, wednesday thursday, but will also start to see those lows go up as we get towards the weekend when that rain moves into the picture on friday. back to

you. all right. the future of driving us here, takes us to see e s 2025 to see how automakers >> are pushing the boundaries of technology in 2 days. richaun tack. >> cbs is known for technology, but increasingly it's becoming part show, too. this year i found everything from cutting edge 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. we cars have already driven 33 million miles fully autonomous sleep.

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 like ev 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 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. >> some species caught camera. we're going to feet. americans

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1955, american jurist john g roberts junior was born. he served as the 17th chief justice of the u.s. supreme court. we remember the 3 astronauts who died in a cabin fire while preparing for the apollo one mission. and chuck noll was named head coach of the pittsburgh steelers, the youngest coach in nfl history at the time in 1973, the vietnam war, which was america's longest war at that time ended on this day day. and you know, that theme song in 1976. the first episode of the sitcom, laverne and shirley air starring cindy williams and penny marshall. >> all right. here we have a rare sighting of the american pink. mink. american mink was captured recently as one of these creatures don't really see them that often. here it is scare bring along some logs near the water's edge in

argentina near gutierrez, lake. the person who captured this moment says it was a family of 3 minks, all sunbathing the american make is an invasive species in southern argentina and is considered a menace to the native birds. a bomb-sniffing police canine with the new york police department got a special surprise for her retirement. the nypd celebrates the end of each explosive cannons career by cheering them on for a final detection challenge. the department wrote on social media that canine danny also men's tessa. showed us that her nose still has what it takes. the department also honored some retiring pooches robbed tony. randy. and they also recognize canine ford who recently passed away. but congrats near retirement.

thank you for joining us here during kron. 4 news at noon today. appreciate your time. i'm justine. i'll see you again during kron for news and 2 3 o'clock this afternoon. but for now live in the bay is next.

>> thank you so much for joining us. welcome in to live in today. i'm rachel mauer and i'm jessica wel