4, a north bay school closed today due to the plan for students after park across the crime and i streets are taking place across the country, including here in the bay. this afternoon, we're learning about some of the targets struck. 4 news at 4 starts right now. good afternoon.

thanks being with us today for kron. 4 news at 4, i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis u.s. immigration and customs enforcement or ice agents were spotted conducting operations in san jose over the weekend and they may also be making arrests today. kron 4 charles clifford has that story. >> on monday morning, the rapid response network in santa clara county, a nonprofit that monitors ice activity says they observed agents ice agents in 2 different locations across the county. this comes just a day after agents were spotted 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 in a 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. now, on monday, we did reach out to ice for some clarification. some more details on exactly what they were doing as of monday afternoon.ithey have not responded. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> ice agents were in downtown san francisco friday. that's according to state senator scott wiener who says agents were targeting janitors who work in office buildings. >> i'm aware of that. ice was

a various downtown san francisco office buildings on friday evening. our city, one function without or janitors. the keeper offices cleaned to help our economy run their salt of the earth. they're just trying to work and pay taxes and raise their families. and donald trump is creating a terror campaign to try to scare and terrify these hardworking residents. members of our community and we don't need ice in san francisco. >> i don't. social media winner posted the following. quote, trump says he's only targeting criminals. that's a bold face lie and quote, kron four's dan kerman. we'll have more on this situation coming up on kron. 4 news at 5. >> now despite pressure from the trump administration, officials in multiple bay area cities are committing to protecting undocumented migrants. me to county officials recently held a meeting in 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 it has information on future workshops aimed at educating the undocumented. a hotline to report an answer. questions is expected to be ready by february 17th. >> the crackdown is happening across the country as the trump administration continues to move forward with the campaign that it has promised to ramp up immigration enforcement. >> our 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 in the 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 interests 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. >> time here as we get a live look at sfo. >> and that kailua is joining us with an update on the weather conditions looking at that which have been fairly nice so eautiful day, albeit a start to the day. but blue skies right now as we take a live look here at the golden gate bridge and temperatures. >> really nice. in fact, if you're up in the north bay, really warm. but we got 66 in santa rosa nevado. now you can see center is about 63, but still pretty nice. san francisco, 57 concord, 63 head down to the south bay. we'vee got some low 60's down there as well. little bit above average today of wind has been relatively calm. we're gonna have a little bit of an offshore breeze as we get into our evening. but nothing too extreme. the extremes we save for the overnight. these are the lows. last night. we got

down to 29 degrees in livermore. you can see those 30's all the way from napa to redwood city ca kurds, santa rosa and even san jose. fact, the oakland airport got down into the upper 30's last night. so a chilly one once again tonight. we are going to see that cold. we have a frost advisory for good portion of the bay area. the area that you see there more that light blue and that's where you could get down to about 32 degrees tonight and we could get even colder than that. the areas you see in dark purple, that's where we could see temperatures drop below freezing. so just be ready for this this evening as we are going to see these temperatures get very frigid by bay area standards. we have some rain on the way at the end of the week. when it come back, we'll talk more about that. >> all right. thanks, kyle. up to $250,000 that the kids how much it could cost to reopen of laos. cool. yeah. somebody stole some copper wire from wiedemann leadership academy over the weekend and kron four's philippe explains what led to the discovery. >> no school this week. that is what is written on signage

at the gates leading into solano. we demand leadership academy in vallejo. classrooms are empty and so were the plain fields as the entire school was forced to take monday off. thinking at least the week we're hoping it shorter and indoor basketball tournament scheduled saturday was canceled once organizers noticed the electricity was not working. turns out vallejo city unified school district spokesperson selena bag says sometime between friday night and early that morning thieves broke in stole copper wire from the power grid, cutting electricity off for the entire kindergarten through 8th grade campus. the vallejo police department is investigating. these aae children and it's just disappointing that that somebody would do this to a school where these kids did nothing didn't it didn't deserve bag. says initial repair quotes range from 150 to $250,000. students took monday off while teachers prepared at the school district's headquarters on

mare island for independent learning plans starting tuesday, baggy out says the school district is committed to making the repairs and reopening the school declining enrollment and money problems have led the district to consider closing or consolidating some campuses. but baghdad house as the leadership academy is not on the chopping block, but could eventually take in students from another campus down the road. yes, we will do their hair stand. we are working really hard and in a statement, the vallejo city unified school district's superintendent ruben aurelio says, quote. >> 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. >> in valais home, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. a person is dead following a rollover crash in pleasant hill. a car in a minivan crashed this morning. >> the driver of the minivan was taken to the hospital where they died. the other

driver was treated at the scene. the accident was shortly before 10 o'clock this morning at the intersection of taylor boulevard and grayson road. police have not said what caused the crash. police are investigating after one person died and 2 others were injured during a shooting at a side show last night in oakland happened about 7.45. >> on east 12th street when officers arrived, they found evidence of the shooting but no victims soon after 3 victims showed up at a nearby hospital with gunshot wounds. one victim died at the hospital. the 2 others were hospitalized and they are in stable condition. 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. and kron four's will tran has the details there. >> 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 on the clock. and right now they are trying to buy time 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. what those decisions came out of nowhere and caught so many students off guard. it's very melancholy. it's very serry said its phases. >> it's 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. >> still ahead on proper use of force, sweeping immigration roundups started this weekend as we've been reporting in after the break, how other trump policies are taking shape? >> plus, the local city is partnering with the chp to crack down on sideshows. and 11 million people killed. 6 million of them jewish. the bay-area joining. >> the world today on international holocaust remembrance day.

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(kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo) learn more at wellsfargo.com/getfargo. >> today is international holocaust remembrance day liberation of the auschwitz concentration camp across the bay area. many are holding commemoration 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 to 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 in holocaust survivor will be among the speakers at today's remembrance at san jose at city hall at 3.30, this afternoon. in other commemoration event happening in san francisco this evening. location is being held under wraps because security concerns in san francisco. joey horta kron. 4 news.

>> and it's really postdoc. uc berkeley has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against her student union. kareen says the union, which is affiliated with the united auto workers, created an atmosphere of hostility and relentless abuse targeting israeli jews among the allegations. she says the union encourage union members to attend anti israeli rallies since walkouts support and anti-israel encampment chant, anti-semitic slogans, create an apparent hit list of jews and those with ties on uc berkeley's board of regents and segregate jewish union members by withholding information and opportunities. the complaint seeks to prohibit discrimination and to require the union to provide anti-discrimination training. they also want damages and other forms of relief. we've reached out to the union and are waiting to hear back. >> santa rosa city schools has reached an 86.3% graduation

rate according to school officials. that is a 2 point gain from the rate before the covid-19 pandemic statewide. the graduation rate is 86.4%. according to the california department of education, but a significant decline in enrollment is leading to a major budget deficit without significant reduction in the deficit. the district will be bankrupt by the end of the year risking a state takeover. >> all right. let's talk about our forecast said it is a beautiful afternoon here in the bay area and we are hearing, it's beautiful. but >> little chilly in the overnight. we'll talk about that in a second. but let's start about the fact that we're under the influence of high pressure right now. that's very different than southern california that's been dealing with some rain leading to potential for mudslides. i'm happy to say. >> so far. so good today. and we are seeing things get a little bit better for them. but for us, it's been blue skies that will not be the case the entire week, but it

certainly is today. and you can see that here as we take a live look from the east bay hills. just absolutely gorgeous. sunshine today. no doubt about temperatures obviously nice to write. we've had some that a popped into the 60's were still there in san jose livermore 60 degrees. 63 in santa rosa. get the idea. it's nice out, but let's talk about our chance of rain. that's coming our way because of low pressure system is going to be taking shape right there. you see that counter clockwise circulation in the pacific. the clouds will move in on thursday overnight, thursday into friday. that's we're going to start to see this moisture plume set up to bring us some rain and potentially a little snow for the sierra. ultimately it starts to track to the north. but the question is where exactly does that plume set up and how much rain we be getting? so it looks like it'll be beneficial rain for us. and in particular, we take a look at this drought monitor. you know, you see southern california that obviously is struggling with some of the rain they're getting even though they desperately need it because areas of southern california are in extreme drought right now. we are not in that situation, but we do still have abnormally dry conditions in the east bay and the south

bay. so really important that we get this rain and it has been a little bit here and it is time now in addition to that. also want to just reiterate that we are into this frost advisory tonight, expecting those temperatures to get very chilly and you can see we even have a freeze warning for parts of the bay area, too. so make sure that you are ready for this tonight. that means you got to make sure the pets have a nice, warm place to be. look after your house tonight. and i think your plants are probably already and i would be guessing at this point because we've had enough of these cool temperatures. but if not get those plants inside to a little early. >> succulents they don't like this cold. hope they do not care for affect. all right. thanks, casket. >> the white house calls this weekend's immigration enforcement very successful. it happened while the u.s. narrowly avoided a trade war with colombia. >> over migrant deportations, our washington correspondent reshad hudson has more. the mass deportations president

trump promised got underway over the weekend. i says it made over 1200 arrests in the white house told us today. >> it's just getting started. >> from chicago to denver, federal agents carried out the start of president donald trump's crackdown on illegal immigration. newly sworn-in defense secretary pete hegseth says the pentagon is ready to assist the president and protecting the homeland defense department will support. >> defense of the territorial integrity of the united states of america at the southern border. >> after public immigration spat sunday with colombia over accepting deportation flights. the white house said the u.s. and colombia had reached a trade war ending agreement over deportations. president trump threatened a travel ban on top colombian officials and 25% tariffs on colombian exports which would double after a week white house border czar tom homan told us monday this is only the beginning of mass

deportations. we got president trump use all the government to secure a border was the biggest national security vulnerabilities, which is or will force losses. country. california democratic senator adam schiff says he's worried the deportations are 2 broad. 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. >> and so far, ice has not responded to those claims. colombian officials are set to travel to washington this week to follow up on their agreement. reporting in washington, reshad hudson, back to you. thanks for shots. still ahead on the news at 4 tax season is officially kicking off today. how the >> it says they're making it easier to file online this year. plus, a rough day on wall street is nvidia's stock falls precipitously. what prompted? >> that sell-off after the break.

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which is scheduled for the summer. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4. we now know which teams will play in super bowl 59. the historic accomplishment and one of them is looking to achieve. plus containment on those fires in la county is improving slowly, but surely officials are now concerned, still about the potential for mudslides, says it rains and now police in a local city here in the

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>> now 4.30, in north bay police department is looking to add drones to help in

emergency situations. the santa rosa police chief says that these drones as first part of a first responder program, could be a real game-changer and help save lives. but not everyone. vicki is supporting this proposal. kron four's terisa stasio has more. >> so what i'm looking for ways to use technology to be more efficient in effect that was serving our community. one of those ways that we really been struggling with our priority one response times on monday, santa rosa police chief john cregan saying his department is looking to bring in drones as first responders to emergency situations. >> he says fundamentally, this is about meeting community needs when it comes to public safety. perfect example we get a call of a shooting or stabbing at one of our local parks. >> within 90 seconds to 2 minutes that drone could be overhead and it's still taking on average the officer, another 4 and a half to 5 minutes to arrive on the scene. so during that crucial time, that gap between the drone arriving in the officer, we now have a live stream

event of we're able to see our suspects fleeing the scene. chief cregan adding that drones could help in na1ural disasters such as floods and fires. another thing that we really seeing that's really near and dear to our santa rosa communities, wildfires. so it's not just a crime response, but you're seeing it being able to use for structure, fires for wildfires, for helping assist. our fire department chief cregan says that what the drone first responder program is not is that it is not an attempt to spy on residents. this drawing will never be used for just doing random surveillance patrols of neighborhoods it. so you're not going to see it just casually flying over a neighborhood. chief cregan says that they have already held a town meeting on the issue. next stop presentation to the santa rosa public safety subcommittee. >> on tuesday. >> a great opportunity. city is very big on transparency and have a public input. cis a santa rosa city council member and chair of the public safety committee. he says he looks forward to the cheese presentation

tuesday to the committee and to hear more about how the drone first responder program may be a benefit to the entire city and finding crime like sideshows as well as natural disasters, such as flooding. >> really have too many concerns about them in action. i just want to verify more that. >> there is a a plan in place to find them without having too much strain on the general fund. and then also as with any new tech technology that we implement, that there is a that it's safe for us and our community to have. >> theresa kron, 4 news toledo police continue to crack down on reckless driving after a sideshow drew in 200 cars saturday night. the chp track down some of the participating cars. only 4 of them were towed and placed on a 30 day hold at an impound lot cars that are impounded for that amount of time could face a total of over $2000 in fees. officers say 300 pedestrians

attended 2 people involved were arrested and 13 others were cited little earlier today. the lea police announced a partnership with the chp that will surge officers from both agencies to vallejo street during the weekend evening hours. >> and the east bay, alameda county supervisors are zeroing in on a choice for a new district attorney this weekend. a community forum was held at the lakeshore avenue baptist church. so people could get to know the candidates vying for the role and address some of their concerns. attendees got to hear directly from deputy county council attrition. lewis alameda city attorney, even sharon and chief deputy attorney general with the california department of justice, the news johnson about their proposals to improve the collaborative court system. >> we have to expand the capacity of the legal staff. there has to be ada and guy sitting in these court. so 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 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. >> tomorrow, the board will deliberate and select one of the final 7 candidates. the new da will serve through 2026. and then there were 2 last night. the philadelphia eagles and kansas city chiefs punch their tickets to the big easy for super bowl. 59 news nation's ryan bass previews the big game looks at the historic accomplishment. the chiefs are looking to accomplish in new orleans. >> super bowl 59 is set. it's going to be eagles and the chiefs in new orleans for the

lombardi trophy. and, you know, i know much of the country has chiefs fatigue here, but how you bet against patrick mahomes and kansas city team. it's just been incredible. the run that they have been on 3 straight super bowl appearances here and they are the betting favorite do something. no nfl team has ever done win all 3 of them. the chiefs are in the super bowl now for the 5th time in the last 6 seasons and they have beaten buffalo times in the playoffs during this incredible run to get their patrick mahomes masterful last night against the bills totaling 288 yards and 3 touchdowns as the chiefs once again were crowned afc champions. he's the first quarterback in nfl history to start 5 super bowls in a six-year span. and he's going to see a familiar foe in the philadelphia eagles to mahomes and the chiefs beat just 2 years ago for their first title to begin this epic run. philly coming off a dominant 55. 23 win over washington to book their spot in super. well, lax running back. saquon barkley has been just remarkable 3 touchdowns against the commanders adding to his potential mvp resume. and now here we go again. rivalry renews eagles and chiefs in the big easy for the

super bowl with the most special thing. you can do it in while. that's our goal. i i wasn't here 2 years ago, i bought into this culture audiences organization. >> and i know how those guys felt tried not believe that. >> it's same thing will happen. >> it's a new field right now, but i'm just excited, i'm happy for the guys are doing this for the first time trying to make everything for them. but i know there's bigger fish to fry and that's the philadelphia eagles down new orleans. and here's some of the company that the chiefs are chasing. think 90's, yankees, those jeter led squads that won 4 titles in 6 seasons or the dynasty's of the michael jordan lead chicago bulls who won 6 titles and had to three-peat from 1991 to 98. but the last major sports franchise to win 3 straight titles. that would be the shaq and kobe lakers from 2000 to 2002 the most dominant runs in recent memory. mahomes

is entering that type of pantheon here. he has been a starting quarterback for 7 nfl seasons. 5 of those he has won the super bowl. the other 2 he lost in overtime in the afc championship game. so this is unlike anything we have ever seen from one of the greats to ever do it. but philly has upset. >> and wants to try and stop this bid for history for the chiefs super bowl 59. it is all set. we are ready to roll 2 weeks from now on february, 9th 6.30, eastern from new orleans. >> well, there goes one, philadelphia eagles fan and you can't fly after the banner. you tried to hang on it. it ripped sending him falling into a crowd of people. as you saw there, fans packed downtown philadelphia, especially broad street after their team crushed washington. 55 to 23 to punch their ticket to the super bowl 59 and police say that there were a few arrests for some disorderly. >> conduct ticket prices for

the super bowl. just insane. as of this afternoon, the cheapest ticket on stubhub was about 4500 bucks for a seat. of course. way up top seats on ticketmaster going for about $6,000 right now, the most expensive seat on stub hub was 2 rows behind the eagles sideline that seat and section one. 42 at the superdome in new orleans going for $43,000 for one person to sit in one seat. super bowl. 59 is february 9th again in the big easy. >> in southern california, rain is setting off some mudslides and now wildfire burn scars, heavy equipment being used to clear away the mud along a road in a section of the pacific palisades that was scorched by the recent wildfires. caltrans says rain caused mud flows in topanga canyon and prompted the partial closure of the pacific coast highway. but overall, firefighters say this weekend

could have been a lot worse. >> we had to be prepared for the worst. we had k rails deployed all throughout the city and county and we had crews standing by all throughout the night in anticipation that there could have been a minor debris flow in the burn scar area. >> flood advisories were in place earlier this afternoon in parts of la ventura and santa barbara counties. you're looking at video here from along the pacific palisades burn-scar area, lots of mud along different parts of that street there. several malibu schools there are closed today due to authorities been concerned about dangerous road conditions, landslides, and then that debris being washed away by the mud. >> the key stretch of i-5 is reopened after the storm swept through southern california overnight. the chp close. the grapevine just after midnight because it was snowing and it made that stretch of roadway impassable. they say once the snow slowed, crews have caltrans got to work, clearing it. the freeway reopened to traffic shortly before noon.

on the weather. we want to say hello over to chief meteorologist a large part of a yeah. slice and road closures. the boy, they really needed the rain in southern california. finally getting a nice shot of rain the most they've had all season long so far. and you see the storm system. >> kind of just wrapping around to see just kind of loops around that area of low pressure, bringing the snow up in the parts of the high country there. the grapevine, las angeles getting all the rain and they continue to see things taper off. now looks like most of that has come due and in fact, you can get a little bit closer now. and now we're talking about some cold temperatures tonight settling in as your skies start to clear out. in fact, they're watching for some cold temperatures and numbers getting down near freezing in spots. frost advisories going up there. freeze warnings going up in the central valley. so now they've got some cold conditions settling in there. but overall looks like this storm system is coming to an end. it has given them some much-needed rain drops. and that has been some great news for them out the door for us right now. it's

hazy across our skies right now. the winds kind of kicking up just a bit over mount tam overall, the temperatures not bad numbers of 57 degrees and temperatures go 59 into oakland is currently 53 in coolers maker 63 san jose. 60 degrees in livermore. 62 in concord, 60, a oh boy. 63 miser. get back rosa at 55 degrees and a half moon bay. overall, though, you can see the pattern here kind of clearing out just a bit. doppler radar taking over now. and you can see a couple scattered leftover showers in southern california, but dry across most of the state. it's not going to stay that way. we actually have some storms headed towards the bay area. will let you expect those coming up in a few minutes. all right, lauren, still ahead on kron produce poor should victims of major natural disasters like wildfires. >> be able to sue fossil fuel companies accused of contributing to climate change. a new bill in the state capital aims to allow just that. plus. republican

lawmakers warn americans could see a 4 and a half trillion dollar tax increase. >> unless congress extends the 2017 tax cuts. today some light in washington. explain whether republicans think they'll have the votes to do it and whether democrats would be on board.

>> should victims of major natural disasters, including wildfires be able to sue fossil fuel companies accused of contributing to climate change. well, a new bill in the legislature would allow just that for us. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has more.

>> well, the senator who authored this bill says the fossil fuel industry has contributed to major natural disasters. it should be held at least partially liable. but republicans here at the state capitol and the fossil fuel industry itself say it's not so simple, really important step forward. that's how democratic san francisco state senator scott wiener describes his bill sb 2 to 2. >> also known as the affordable insurance and climate recovery act. we're ready for the fight coauthored by wiener and pasadena. democratic state senator sus rene perez. the bill will allow insurance companies and victims of major natural disasters like wildfires and floods to sue the fossil fuel industry for compensation that per the bill could lead to lawsuits against major oil and gas companies. companies, wiener alleges have long contributed to climate change and natural disasters. this is an industry that has known. >> that its product, was feeling climate change was going to lead to these disasters for decades because they had the science out on

that science. they suppress that and they have done all of this in order to make money. we know argues his bill will help the state address the insurance crisis and fight high premiums by passing along some of the cost. >> to the fossil fuel industry. these disasters happen. and then who pays for them? addition to the victims who lost their homes, having that, have their communities just torn apart its it's taxpayers and it is insurance premium payers. but there is one stakeholder that is not paying the fossil fuel industry which makes the product that is fueling climate change. but the oil and gas industry is pushing back in a statement. catherine re heise boyd of the western states petroleum association. >> wrote this in part, quote, the announcement of today's proposal is the latest installment of an ongoing effort to scapegoat our industry for political gain

while complex problems continue to go unsolved. it's a sentiment shared by senate insurance committee. vice chair republican roger neal. this furthers the narrative, the false narrative that this is all about climate change. it is, of course, much more complicated than that. i would ask what about forest management? i also ask what about the fire department los angeles? who's budget was significantly cut? >> last year. so will senator wiener and perez, including their bill, the ability to those entities for their role in this, too. it is a complicated issue, not anywhere near as simple as they would have. you believe. >> and wiener says he has not been in touch with the governor's office about this bill, but he expects that will change as it moves forward to the legislative process reporting at the state capitol. a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> new video from mammoth

mountain over the past. 48 hours, the rizzo resort has seen 9 new inches of snow. the resort offers scenic gondola rides a snowmobile adventures and even a winter to park for those who don't like to ski or snowboard. >> all right. let's talk weather as we get a live look here at the san mateo bridge. pretty hazy there. the cars on the left trying to get to the east bay on a monday kicking off the week. >> and lawrence is joining us with the report on these ch lly nights we've been experiencing very cold, very cold around the bay area and maybe some rain for the bay area. would that be nice to see finally get that to make a return? we do have a few scattered showers over the weekend. nothing too heavy outside. now we've got dry conditions out there so far. you look at the hazy conditions out over the bay from our mount tam cam right now as we head through the night, though, you have be a cold. these temperatures going to be dropping off 50's 60's. now around much of the bay area by early tomorrow morning, though. yeah, we're back in the freezer is going

to see these temperatures dropping down as cold. has 31 degrees in santa rosa. we've got freeze watches and frost advisories up for most of the bay area. a very cold start again tomorrow morning. likely the same on wednesday. alright, temperatures breaking down like this about 32 degrees and freezing in livermore. 33 in concord, you've got a lot of 30's even inside the bay. and 33 degrees in 37 in sandra fell. so expect some patchy frost getting up in the morning, but then dry looking good so far. but there's a hit now that we've got a larger changes to come just off the coastline. here's long-range forecast as we go through time here and we get over the next couple of days. not too bad, but then the clouds start to roll back high pressure, finally showing signs of breaking down near the end of this month. and then as we get in toward friday, all of a sudden here comes starting line. these storms about to see the line here. this may be more one of the systems where you get a whole lot of rain in the north bay and don't get much in the south bay. and so that's the way things are lining up right now. it's going to keep going to as we get to saturday into sunday. so plan on some

showers here in the bay area. but it may be really focused more to the north and finally getting a storm system kind of wrapping around making its way through the rest. the bay area as we head in toward wednesday. this looking good, though, haven't seen this for quite while. back this. the first time that i've above normal chance of rainfall least across the bay area for the end of the month. we have seen that all month long was all below normal temperatures tomorrow plan on 50's and some 60's outside. looks like it's going to be little cool in spots next couple days. we are going to see some changes coming our way. temperatures cooling down those clouds start to thicken up. yeah. maybe some scattered showers specially on friday north of the golden gate bridge. i think that'll be the best chance. but the good news is that finally that door, that storm door that we're always talking about, rick ricca, nothing open ever so slightly. they have got a little rust. there are 40 to yes. he said they were open. that thing open yeah. that's good news. that's great. is we need that rain back here. looks like it's finally coming. thank thank president trump says congress needs to act sooner.

millions of americans are going to see a tax increase and our >> national correspondent vinay simlot has more on that. >> tax season approaching and many of you are getting your w twos republican members of congress warn your paychecks could be smaller by this time next year. if we do nothing this year, we're going to have 4 and a half trillion dollars of expiring tax cuts, the sweeping tax cuts congress passed in 2017 or due to expire at the end of this year. president trump and senate majority leader john thune made this pledge to take the trump tax cuts and make them permanent. and that's exactly what we're doing at the top. >> other republican agenda is extending that tax relief to help our economy. republicans say those tax cuts through the economy, but the non-partisan congressional budget office predicts extending the tax cuts would add 3.3 trillion dollars to the national debt by 2035, the tax cuts actually generated more revenue. democrats accused republicans of ignoring the middle class they can provide a massive tax

cut. >> to the very rich to give tax breaks for the wealthiest americans before the trump administration took office. the treasury department said the highest earning americans >> would see the largest benefit from extending the tax cuts for the top 0.1%, an average of $314,000 a year. president trump says he'll likely need votes from democrats to extend the 2017 cuts in washington. i'm today some lot. airlines is the only airline with a dress code. turns out that many airlines like southwest americans and qatar airways. >> are keeping an eye on how you dress wearing shoes. seems to be a no-brainer for most airline dress codes. but here's some things to keep in mind before you head out to the airport, southwest, united and american do not allow offensive clothing. hawaiian airlines will not let you walk on the plane wearing a bathing suit. dart and the clothing

must cover the upper part of the torso, according to the carrier spirit airlines recently issued a new dress code banning passengers from wearing see through clothing and having anybody. art. that is lewd, obscene or offensive. as we're driving. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4 teenage snowboarder makes history with an incredible first. >> of its kind tricky. got to see to believe. >> whew. >> news nation tonight, riley that breaking down president trump's first week back in the white house movie series of executive orders. stay what americans can expect from the new administration tonight on on balance, starting at 7, 6, inch hole than the trump administration's goal. news continues with the ouster of more than a dozen inspectors general. one of fire talks general. one of fire talks today tonight on dan

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has a reputation for traffic? of course. but new data from gps experts, tom tom member tom tom found it's not even the worse city in the state when it comes to a bumper to bumper traffic in first place. you did new york city, but in second place, san francisco. yes, san francisco drivers, they say lost 81 hours in rush hour traffic last year and it takes more than 25 minutes on average to go 6 miles camp with all out for that. >> appreciate you being with us this hour. coming up next on kron, 4 news at 5 talking about a stretch of roadway in san francisco. the transit officials are calling neck down its causing confusion and frustration for people driving people out walking. >> plus, a very a school forced to close for the rest of the week after being targeted by thieves over the weekend for news at 5 is next.

come we that. >> now at 5, the nationwide crackdown on undocumented immigrants continues. ice agents. we're making more arrests. they're doing so. and some of the bay area's sanctuary cities. and president trump's reshaping the military. the latest executive order barring one group from serving. >> thanks so much for joinin