spotted in san jose. ice agents now spotted in san francisco as well. and breaking news, san francisco police shoot and kill a suspect overnight reporting from investigators this morning. and it's getting worse for san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. yet another city expected to say they have no confidence in leadership. kron. 4 morning news starts now. it said. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday. i'm daria and i'm james. we're gonna start this hour with a check of weather and traffic as we like to do, especially on morning when it's this cold. yeah, and it's tough because, you know tough. it is not tough. it's nice. you get the afternoons that are warm and warnings that are freezing. just kind of have to be ready for anything county. you guys noticed it is really chilly outside. right now. some areas are in the. >> sub-freezing category below. 32 degrees. so for going outside right now, grab the warm jacket because i think you'll be happy. you had it with you.

>> overall at sunrise at 7.16, but we're already seeing some light coming from the. >> from the sun. so it's going to be beautiful. but the freeze warnings that's down in the santa clara valley that's down in the southern east bay hills, the rest of the bay area. it's all about the frost advisory and the sure right by the water's edge. so those both expire at 9 o'clock and we'll get some sunshine. we'll start to warm things up very, very nicely. but temperatures right now, check him out. some areas are still in the 30's and even the 20's. 31 in palo alto, 27 now in fairfield and 34 nevado santa rosa below freezing at 30. so a lot of areas are really icy cold that will change. and actually our forecast high temperatures this afternoon in the 50's and even the low 60's with some mostly sunny skies. daria. >> all right. bill vehicles out there been really slowing down this morning. we got another one on the richmond, sandra fell bridge. 31 minutes

as near the middle of the rich. that's when things are so slow along. richmond, sandra fell bridge. we had another one on the bay bridge. looks like that one already clear. but we've got residual delays from. that's about 24 minutes on the bay bridge traveling into the city. no accidents just stalled out cars. 21 minutes along our salmon tail and the golden gate bridge around 26 minutes. sorry. james, back to you. thanks a lot. right let's get to the breaking news just happened overnight where there was a shooting suspect who wind being shot and killed by the police. >> and san francisco south of market. yeah. police say the gunman shot another man in the area of 9th and mission. >> the victim was critically injured and taken to the hospital to be treated for multiple gunshot wounds. in the meantime, the suspected gunman got into a standoff with police at a nearby building. now, officers say that suspect refused to come out. and at one point, gunfire was exchanged between the suspect and the officers. and that's when the gunman was killed by police. the pieces are gonna hold a town hall about the shooting in about 10

days to explain more as their investigation unfolds. 702, right now. and we ve oer breaking news that we're folling re. or a woman was found dead on a sidewalk in santa rosa. >> and so police are investigating what happened. she wasoundn white would drive north of herndon avenue around 7 o'clock last night. no arrests have been made. >> well, the trump administration is moving forward with its mass deportation plans. we know ice agents have been spotted in both san jose and now in san francisco kron four's joey horta is live in san francisco where leaders are going to come together this morning. joey. >> yeah, we're expecting to hear from both city leaders and union leaders. they're calling the what's being done here, justin, they're calling for justice for undocumented immigrants here in san francisco. according to state senator scott wiener, ice agents were operating downtown here on friday. agents were inside 2 office buildings but did not make any arrests. according to the union that represents the janitors. it's

leading to heightened concerns for the safety and dignity of a documented undocumented immigrant workers in this sanctuary city. >> economic collapse of folks don't speak up. we need business to be a better be become allies. and it's not just because you want your buildings claim. it's because it's the humane thing to do. some. >> folks are afraid going to work, sending their kids to school and maybe even giving up. going back to where they came from. >> we'll hang is a university of san francisco professor. he is also part of the university's immigration and deportation defense clinic. it says the clinic is getting a lot of phone calls from undocumented immigrants worried about mass deportations. agents also spotted sunday at a target parking lot san jose. according to the rapid response network. now city leaders and janitors union are

holding a press conference at 11 o'clock this morning. we're expecting to hear more from them about what they're calling for after again, ice agents have been spotted here and a the last few back bank. you doing. >> 704 is the time. also happening today, the city of millbrae is going to be holding a vote of no confidence against controversial san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. the resolution is just part of what has been going on and action against the sheriff over recent weeks. kron four's will tran brings us up-to-date live in millbrae. well. well, area, even if they vote no confidence against the sheriff, it does not mean that her time as sheriff will be ending. it just does not bode well for because ultimately. >> it could be the voters to decide on march 4th, whether or not she stays in office. but we do know that the vote by the city council will take place right behind me at 7 o'clock tonight. but it appears that the walls could

be closing in on christina corpus and her time as san mateo county sheriff. she has been accused homophobia, racism, nepotism, abuse of power. all allegations that she denies that she wants to stay in office and she is fighting back. but according to san mateo county, her fight was too late because ballots have already been sent sent out for march here's at what's at stake. come march 4th. the voters will get decide whether or not the 5 county board of supervisors will have the power to remove are all it takes is 4 out of 5. if they grant the power to the board of supervisors, it appears that they more than likely will remove her from office or attorneys say they cannot do that because the county charter does not allow a special election outside of general election for this particular matter. and that means that it could be decided in november of 2026. but the

county says your rebuttal simply too late. the ballots have already sent out and we are moving forward with that. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll >> time now 706. let's go to the east bay where the coalition for community engagement is asking alameda county supervisors to reveal attorney general rob bonta pick for a new district attorney. as you know, former alameda county da pamela price was recalled. the group is demanding transparency for political endorsements, lobbying for bond as candidate. and they're holding a news conference today at 2 o'clock outside the justice building 707. >> police and the chp are working together to crack down on sideshows and reckless driving. new operation started this weekend. that increases the number of officers on the streets. police say those extra patrols will allow them to more easily respond to sideshows and arrest participants. >> time now is 707 and is soon to be harder to get away was

speeding in san francisco, the city's installing more than 33 cameras with the goal of slowing down drivers and saving 4 sarah stinson has more. >> these cameras are being installed. a san francisco comes off its deadliest year of traffic crashes in the last decade. i spoke with street safety advocates at walk sf who say speed is the number one cause of deadly crashes and they're hopeful these cameras will prevent more deaths. >> speeding drivers will soon be caught on camera in san francisco. sfmta is installing speed cameras at 33 locations across the city last year. there were 42 people killed in traffic crashes in san francisco. that was the worst in a decade. and so the speed cameras can't really get on the ground soon enough. this map shows where the cameras will be with at least 2 in each district and 7 in the south of market neighborhood. marta lindsay with walk sf says they recently visited one of the locations on ala many

boulevard where they measure drivers going. 48 miles per hour in a 30 zone. all of the locations make a ton of sense. if you look at how the city chose these its base on very high crash rates, high-speed issues. they you know, they went out and tested all of these. the cameras will snap photos of rear license plates of vehicles driving 11 miles per hour or more over the posted speed limit. then the registered owner will receive a citation in the mail ranging from 50 to $500 depending on the speed. lindsey says the best way to avoid a fine is to slow down. there's going to be plenty of signs around that show where these by speed cameras are. so this isn't going to be any sort of gotcha experience. and again, this is to change behavior. it's not to make money. sfmta has put up 8 billboards warning drivers of the cameras coming this march saying obey the speed limit. permanent signs will also be placed at 30 major city entrances that say

traffic laws in san francisco are photo enforced and crews were seen monday afternoon installing new speed limit signs on gary street speed cameras work and they don't just work in sunriver zone. they work in preventing severe and fatal traffic crashes. once the speed cameras are up in march. sfmta plans to issue warning notices to speeding drivers for the first 2 months. then the fines will be mailed out after that. >> i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to >> 709. right now. and new san francisco mayor daniel lurie is attacking the city's fentanyl crisis head-on today. he starts a series of public events where he outlines his fentanyl state of emergency ordinance. that legislation is going to be for heard by the board of supervisors in their budget and finance committee on wednesday. tomorrow. today's going to be speaking at city hall at a rally at 11, 30 and then at 2, he's gonna make his monthly appearance of the board of supervisors and

between he's going to be right here and our kron, 4 studios at 10 o'clock. this morning. we will talk to the mayor and we'll discuss some of the major obstacles and problems and challenges facing him in his new administration. >> all right. we're going to take a break. 7.10, is the time. still ahead on the kron morning news. a new executive order from president trump could ban transgender troops will tell you how the local lgbtq community is responding. plus, closing for good. that's the message from the san jose restaurant owner who was hit by repeated break-ins, forcing them out of business. >> and we are live in the sierra. i'm gayle ong. for the operation. sierra storm, operation. sierra storm, whether con

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>> it's a chilly start to your tuesday. frost warnings, frost advisories, freeze warnings, all in effect right now. and the sun rises at 7.16. all of a sudden we started to see some light. >> it's going to be a beautiful day. temperatures right now in many areas are at or below freezing. >> look at palo alto. 31 degrees. 32 for livermore. 27 in fairfield, 29th saint lena santa rosa, 30 and yet some areas are above freezing sausalito. 42 degrees, berkeley, 40 and san francisco. 44, so it's a chilly start but will warm things up very nicely. and temperatures today in aan francisco will peak at 56. 58 for oakland and san jose. 63 degrees. wind is not a big factor but it's not a sea breeze. it's not bringing in a

lot of moisture from the ocean because it's coming from the land toward the sea. not very impressive until we get to this evening when we get close to 16, 17 miles per hour, especially right along the water's edge. so it's going to be a lovely day with lots of sunshine and not too breezy. storm tracker shows high pressure in control. you can tell this, look at all these clouds going right over that big area of high pressure and it will bring us some sunshine for a couple of days. we'll start to see that high breakdown and then we'll start to see a change. and a more zonal flow. and then all of a sudden a chance of some precipitation. so a cold morning becoming sunny today and tomorrow and we go mostly cloudy as we head into thursday or so drought monitor. do we need rain? of course we need rain. we're heading into drought, especially southern california, but even in the bay area, and then we'll talk later about the chance for rain and where it's going to hit. rana. >> which is in celebrations right near the mid span of the

bridge, a disabled vehicle and drive times impacted because of that. about 33 open able to get that off of the bridge. last hour. we have some issues going on on the bay bridge. they were able to get that disabled vehicle. that was new york treasure island exit off the bridge. it's about time slowly going down just a bit about 20 minutes on the bay bridge. check it out. was busy ut there like in the south bay. 46 minutes along 101. that's 85 up to menlo park over in the east bay around 40 minutes, salient are down to 2.37. while 5, 18. 82 oakland, you're still making decent time. highway for antioch to concord around. 53 minutes at an earlier accident. there that has since been cleared. darya. james, back to you. >> for your money this morning, google plans to officially change. >> to gulf of america on google maps and the federal reserve is set to stay put on interest rates today. we've got jane king live at the new york stock exchange to walk us through it all. good morning, jane, high james, good

morning. so, yes, the federal reserve nearly certain to keep interest rates unchanged its meeting, gets under way today. it's a two-day meeting. inflation has been stubborn. so it's a tricky for the fed to cut in rates may make things more expensive. in fact, the market expects the first rate cut. >> to happen no earlier than june will to new day at starbucks. as of yesterday, the coffee chain aiming to bring back the experience. they'll be encouraging customers to linger if they're paying. this is according to the new ceo, brian niccol now to reverse the fall in the company's sales last year. they're also making restrooms and free water cups available only to paying customers and google maps will change the name of gulf of mexico to gulf of america. once it is officially updated in the u.s. geographic names system. reuters reports thn change will be visible in the u.s. but the name will remain gulf of mexico in mexico and outside of the 2 countries. users will see both the names like google maps, the trump administration's interior department said on friday it

had officially changed the name of the gulf of mexico to the gulf of america. and if you booked a cruise for spring break or the upcoming summer, you're not alone. a record number of americans expected to hop on board a cruise ship this year. aaa projects 19 million americans will set sail. these all-inclusive ships so much to offer for all different ages and the most popular destination is the caribbean followed by alaska. and then the mediterranean live from the new york stock exchange. i'm it, james. all right, jane, thank you very much. >> time now, 7.17, and happening right now, operation sierra storm, the national weather service conference that's going on in lake tahoe. yes, it's an event that looks at some of the latest weather and climate trends. also, some of the latest technology being employed to help forecast better. >> yesterday we talked with kron 4 meteorologist gayle ong give us wonderful preview of the conference. well, we've got day one in the books. gayle, good morning. what did you see? >> good we so much time here

live at edgewood resort and look behind me. the sun is out. you can see the lake. there is no cap now. it's just a beautiful. it is that in the teens, i think at last check of 18 degrees or 20 degrees down. so it is cold. you know, one thing i had to use haven't in a while as the ice scraper heading out here to look at with the car. >> yeah, it's been nice out here during day is sunny. and we learned we has had a budget presentations yesterday. some of things that we learned we heard from a former fema administrator. he weighed in on wildfires in southern california. the future of insurance policies. a very interesting take. it is based in florida now we also learned from is from canada. who talked about the similarities between, you know, parts in canada. and, you know, it's that is similar to parts of california. they have atmospheric rivers, that extreme heat. and we also heard from an environmental scientists from stanford talking about air quality and things. you know, a lot of

people should be thinking about especially with that. all that's going on down in southern california with all the particular matter in the atmosphere with folks that are so much i could go on and one of the speakers we are going going to hear about out here from this we have a e meteorologist. so not all meteorologists are on you several companies have a team of meteorologists who forecasting the weather at this specifically on some of the talking points we're going to hear today is about a wildfire forecasting and this is that some of the things they're doing at pg u with using artificial intelligence to forecast better, accurate forecast. >> what we're able to do is with a lot of historical data that we collected on. not only the whether the fuel moistures. we also know where the catch of fires have happened in the past. we try to pinpoint it down, do exactly when and where they happen. we could combine that in the machine learning artificial intelligence algorithm to then tease out what parameters most

predictive of future currents of catastrophic wildfires. so that goes into our model, which we then use it to determine who's in scope from the sbs of who might not be in scope for the sbs that we might need to monitor more closely. >> that pg e meteorologist referring to better forecasting for as we know, those public safety power shut-offs that our issue during high-risk fire weather. and are also going to hear from a professor and byron mental, a scientist from hemisfair excite just rather from the university of nevada. i'm really looking forward to it. he is going to say in his presentation, he's going to be presenting about coastal weather and fire conditions, which is what we are seeing in southern california. so a lot of topics i can't go on and >> that is the latest here at we're live here on nevada side you know, beautiful. right behind me. and it's just been so much fun. we are at

heavenly mountain resort yesterday was talking them about the snow making. as we know it's been up dry couple of weeks. so i we're looking forward to hopefully more snow in the near future. and it looks like were maybe skiing when you interview that guy where you guys >> his helmet on. did you just fresh off the slopes? >> yes, yes, we are on the top of the trans. so one of the perks of got into a weather conference out here and what great place to do it. many of us got to ski. i'm not scared, but i did go outside to take the tram another for that beautiful view. it just never gets old. you just see that lake right? yeah. that was a good minutes last but yeah, i had to like fall. these people like the interview. but yeah, such a great and gayle, thank you so much for updating us on that conference going on up there. we appreciate it. >> it's 7.22. right now. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a new space race is now i raise. we'll tell you hoh silicon valley tech stocks are tumbling this morning because

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>> we're back at 7.25. futures are down across the dow and the s and p 500 this morning. just one day after a chinese ai app some of the biggest silicon valley tech stocks in the market. so deep sink, which you may have heard by now is skyrocketing to the top of the u.s. app store charts on. they did that on monday. the program contributing to santa clara based in videos, loss of about 590 billion

dollars in market value in a single day. experts say deep 6 technology is if what their claims are true. it is a cheaper way to produce of rival cutting edge ai models here in the u.s.. >> and this is where the big names like openai microsoft and the others. they have to be careful because now people day so that i can do it cheap and people are going to come and download it and use it. why should i go to you and ask you for help or pay you that monthly fee for, you know, for using the system. >> well, president trump called deep 6 rise. a wake-up call for u.s. tech giants earlier this month. former president joe biden put a new rule in place to restrict china's access to high-end ai chips. president trump then signed an order last week to tighten those controls even more. >> meantime, president trump says the tech giant microsoft is in talks to acquire tiktok, as you know, tiktok future

still remains uncertain because bytedance has been told it has to divest because of concerns of national security. but trump, as you know, extended the app, 6 s ability in the u.s. for 75 days. several other big companies have been rumored to be interested in taking over tiktok, including oracle and elon musk. >> heart disease remains the leading cause of death. >> us, that's all according to the american heart association. nearly 2500 people die from cardiovascular disease. every day. more than 940,000 americans died in 2022, which was an increase of about 10,000 from the year before health officials say cardiovascular disease kills more americans than all forms of cancer and accidents combined. cancer and accidental continue, though, to remain the second and 3rd leading cause of death. d> it's 7.27 and still ahead on kron 4 morning news at the leo school is shut down for the week. we'll tell you why.

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>> 7 join eye right now and we're checking out the weather cold starts to the days and then we'll see if afternoon will be nice like yesterday. hopefully. but yeah, certainly a chilly start. cafe. it's a chilly start. is gonna be a lot like yesterday with that chilly chilly start. >> freeze warnings in effect. frost advisories in effect, some stratus showing up right many parts of the bay area. and yet we'll start to clear things up and see home mostly sunny skies. so we're in for a real treat. this is the view from mount tam up ice. you can see those low flat clouds. the sun has risen on absolutely

beautiful day. temperatures right now still below freezing in a number of areas. take a look at. let's see. cupertino. 31 fairfield, 31 santa rosa. 30. we'll warm up, of course. but in the meantime, a freeze warning remains in effect until 9 o'clock. and that's where the santa clara valley and for the eastern southern and that area, the santa clara hills and mountains and the rest of the bay area except right by the coastline. it's a frost advisory that too is in effect until 9 o'clock. we will see high temperatures warming beautifully under mostly sunny skies this afternoon into the 50's mid 50's such as san francisco at 56. 58, oakland and san jose. 63 degrees rain. all right. the traffic hazard that we were tracking on our richmond center fell bridge. >> that just cleared. and so now drive times went from 30 back down 16. so you're seeing a little progress. last hour. we have a stalled out vehicle on the bay bridge. now we're seeing residual delays as they cleared that up. 21 minute right, our san mateo bridge about 30 minutes. a lot of

people traveling across towards the peninsula and the golden gate bridge around 30 minutes. 37 to the tolls resume is back to thanks 87. 31 and a san jose restaurant is closing for good. they say it's not just because it's expensive to operate the business, but the fact that the business is also been broken into 4 times in the last year was the straw >> just too across for moment takes a look. >> funny farm restaurant here says been non stop break-ins over 2024. set the back by tens of thousands of dollars. but they said what also is putting them out of business is simply just the high operating costs of running a restaurant in silicon valley. >> there may never be a place to get with that combo. a grubber kick quickly service and delicious food has the funny farm in san jose's. every love hosting everyone. it's invaluable to us. that's just who we are. decor. we first got to know funny farm and its staff last summer from this back-to-back break it 3 of them in just one month.

co-owner monica levi says each one of them cost thousands of dollars to repair, you know, the break-ins and repair costs and all the things that people don't think about when they think of a restaurant. everything since the break-ins that funny farm, local leaders have tried to protect the businesses on this trip with an increased police presence that help prevent crimes, but not the other challenge. we went from an $1800 a month bill. 3 years later, we're paying 6,500 a month for pg. e the restaurant has also been dealing with increasing costs of food like eggs, levi says decided to close was not easy. one of my staff said. >> this is not a business. this is our home. this is where we feel safe. san jose councilmember domingo can dallas sent a statement to kron 4 saying in part it is o% unfortunate that the cost of doing business in this city is so high, especially for our local family-owned restaurants. >> which form the social fabric of our communities. restaurant that's dressed like a 24 7 party. the funny farm

plans to say goodbye in style with hours going late all week and celebrating the good times with their longtime fan base. it's like when you lose someone, you celebrate their life. and that's what we're doing here. if you want to support the funny farm restaurant before the close on sunday, february second, they will be open just about every single day this week. >> and on that sunday that they do close, they will be open extra late reporting here in san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. well in the east bay. we've got richmond police now concluding a months long investigation into narcotics dealing and illegal firearms. >> it all began way back in september of last year while patrolling the area of shields read where community members had complained of drug sales officers at that point found a jeep with 5 people inside. one was a minor in possession of 33 grams of marijuana. another person was on probation and then a search of the vehicle found 2 loaded guns, one of which was reported stolen the next day. then officers searched the home that that jeep was parked in front of and that's where they found more guns and drugs by january

5 other homes in the neighborhood were also searched and more illegal drugs and weapons were discovered. in the 3 more people were arrested. over the past 30 days. san francisco police have arrested 218 people on the city's troubled 6th street corridor. and this is all part of the police department's drug market coordination center, which is a partnership with other city departments to address street conditions and crime in the tenderloin and south of market neighborhoods of the recent arrests, 120 will for were for drug-related offenses. 36 were for outstanding warrants. 18 were for assault and 40 were for other crimes. mayor daniel lurie has pledged to make the drug market coordination center. a 24 7 operation. >> 7.35 in classes are canceled for the whole week. laos. cool because somebody stole copper wire and that cut the power it did. now. the school now facing some pretty costly repairs. the district is already. >> having to consider merging

schools because of a budget deficit. and this is not helping knowledge. costly to fix kron four's. philippe djegal has more. >> 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 are children and it's just disappointing that that somebody would do this to a school where these kids did

nothing that it and deserved baggy hours 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 bag yell says 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 and 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.

>> its 7.37, and gilroy. police want your help to find this armed robber. you can see here in this surveillance picture. he's aiming a gun at the cashier and made off with money. it was about 3 in the morning thursday that this happened. other business called the garlic farm center all long traffic park circle on ramp there. looking for whoever that robert was in the east bay, oakland, mayoral candidate, loren taylor is going announce his open city hall plan and small business in downtown revitalization plan posting on x. he called on city leaders to fully open city hall to boost the city's performance and efficiency and help small businesses and the downtown corridor. >> well, santa rosa police are pitching the idea of adding drones to their police force to help during emergency situations. now the santa rosa police chief says deploying drones like this would significantly cut down on response times, which would make uses a very big difference when it comes to

saving lives. >> and right now it takes us on average of 6 minutes. and 31 seconds for an officer to arrive on scene to a priority. one call 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 or not. we're able to see our suspects fleeing the scene. >> the officers also say these drones would be helpful during natural disasters like wildfires. not everybody's convinced. some are worried these drones could be used to spy on people. and in response to that, the police department says these drones would only be used for emergency situations and never used for random surveillance. well, as people in southern california work to rebuild after the devastating wildfires, there is a new bill that would allow

them to sue major oil and gas companies for damages. it's called the affordable insurance and climate recovery act. and it says that fossil fuel industries have contributed to climate change, which then causes natural disasters like the fires we saw in la. it would let natural disaster victims and insurance companies bring lawsuits against some of the major companies in that industry. state senator scott wiener who represents san francisco authored the legislation. he says it'll help hold that industry accountable. >> this is an industry that has known. that its product was fueling climate change was going to lead to these disasters for decades because they had the science. they on that science. they suppress that and they have done all of this in order to make money. >> some republicans and industry leaders are speaking out against the bill saying it furthers what they consider to be a false narrative about climate change and makes workers a scapegoat.

>> time now 7.40, and new this morning, a social media post by president trump has led to confusion online and has resulted in clarification from the california department of water resources. let's show you how it started so late last night, trump posted on his social media platform. the united states military just entered the great state of california and under emergency powers. >> turned on the water flowing abundantly from the pacific northwest. >> and beyond and co well, in response to california department of water resources posted this. the military did not enter california. the federal government restarted federal water pumps after they were off line for maintenance for 3 days. state water supplies in california in southern california remain plentiful. all of this comes amid trump's recent statements where he said he was frustrated with california's water policies and he was concerned about water supply issues during the recent

wildfires. governor newsom has pushed back. he has called this misinformation and questions the president's knowledge of our state's water infrastructure. as of this morning. newsom, however, is not commenting on trump's latest post. it's 7.41 and still ahead on the kron, morning news. >> a new traffic does sign for a roadway in san francisco. its push to squeeze the traffic into going slower. but it that it's confusing. a lot it that it's confusing. a lot of peoplery excited about saving big

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>> 44 right now and the lack of snow in the sierra this month is making for some icy conditions on the which is not the phase. if you're a skier or snowboarder, a lot of the resorts have been warning skiers and snowboarders to be careful because the snow is from. i know somebody who when they said they saw, you know, the baskets and people having to be rescued from injuries. that kind of thing. and health experts say that they have indeed seen a lot of injuries this month, more than normal. and that's because of the how hard it is when you fall and another warning there saying never never at the slow. so >> concussion type injuries. more on the orthopedic side of things. we a lot of shoulder injuries. so clavicle fractures, sometimes rotator cuff injuries. >> yes, when you're skiing and it's really for me, you know, even if you're good skier, you can't get your engine there and you slide and fall. doctors say it's really important to really know the conditions and stick with your

ability level. >> and you know what? it's not going to rain this week or snow this week in the sierra. so temperatures above normal for the week and then a chance of rain and snow, maybe friday and saturday. so maybe put off a skiing, go out there and have fun anyway. >> in the meantime, it is cold enough here, right? we have weather concerns down in the santa clara valley. we have some warnings for freezing temperatures. subfreezing temperatures that expires at 9 o'clock. and so does a frost advisory for the rest of the bay area to frostbite or except right by the water's edge that expires also at 9 o'clock. so it's cold enough here. in fact, still, some temperatures are below freezing palo alto at this hour. 31 degrees. 32 in livermore. 27 in fairfield. 35 concord. but 20 snide 30 santa rosa, so slow to warm up. but

we will warm up very nicely will start to clear things out and that high pressure reign supreme. so we have high pressure and you know what? it goes away by thursday. we cloud things up a little bit. and you know what list looks promising on friday. looks like we've got some precipitation, but tough to forecast because the computer models don't agree. looks like the rain line between no rain and rain is kind of right there around the golden gate. so north bay likely to see some pretty good rain on friday and saturday. and of course, far northern california. absolutely snow in the sierra. but you know what? we do have some things changing again. so i'll get more into that and a little bit right now. reyna. >> you can see we're pretty slow over in the east bay and in the south bay, especially so long, 80 traveled in berkeley and emeryville delays along 8.80, while you're making your way from hayward into freeman, things are a little slow. and i we for we've been pretty busy there

this morning. thankfully, those hazards that we had on the bay bridge and the richmond, sandra fell bridge to start out vehicles. both now clear you're seeing residual delays because of that on the bay bridge, though. 21 minute ride, a richmond center fell bridge. we have recovered there. now we're at 13 minutes checking our other highways that are busy like the south bay. 63 minute ride for you. 85 in to menlo park along 80 clocking out towards the made. you start to build a san pablo into oakland. if you are trying to get around, that's impossible avenue might be a good route. and sally down to 2.37, about 52 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 7.47, in east bay freemont wants to encourage aspiring police officers to apply. they've got the explorer program which helps teens learn about various careers in law enforcement. and when you're an explorer, you get to do some volunteer hours, you get hands-on experience and the deadline for the applications is february 10th. well, a new

traffic installation in the city sunset neighborhood is confusing. some drivers. it's called a neck down and it's located on street between 9th and 10th avenue. >> and basically what it does is it funnels a two-way street into just one way for specific section. and each direction has to alternate to squeeze through. so it slows traffic down. take a listen. >> the people on this side to that are yielding don't know what to do. there's the bicyclist that i worry about because i feel like people are trying to the neck down and it's just confusing. >> yeah. the sfmta says the purpose of the neck down is to slow down cars and this is their effort to try to address the traffic volume in the neighborhood. but as you just heard, a lot of drivers are confused by it. the neck down. it's is there as a trial. it will be evaluated and possibly change based on the feedback. new this morning, the trump administration is now ordering the u.s. public health officials to stop working with the world health organization

effective immediately. a memo was sent to senior leaders of the cdc telling them that all agency staff who work with the who must immediately stop their collaboration and await further guidance. now this comes after president trump issued an executive order to begin the process of withdrawing the u.s. from the who last week. experts say this will put a setback on. investigations into things like outbreaks of m-pox monitoring bird flu outbreaks here in the u.s. which has been causing havoc with our nation's egg supply. >> 07:49am president trump is also taking action to reshape the military. he just signed an executive order barring transgender people from serving openly kron four's. stephanie rothman now with reaction from loc l leaders. >> i saw traumatic things about the way people outed. >> hunted humiliated. stephanie waite is a transgender woman who served in the marines for 9 years during the 80's and the 90's before she transitioned.

>> she says banning a group that already makes up a small minority in the military will only push people back into the closet like she had to do herself. we have a shameful past history in the past that were making progress on. >> and now this administration and its, you know, its supporters want to turn the clock back, at least 50 years on lgbtq, right, that groups of people simply because of what they are is completely contrary to that core military value. jorge reyes, salinas is with a quality california. >> he says the new requirements in the order that accuse transgender troops of being not physically or mentally capable to serve hurt the country more than help, but they're already thousands of transgender service members currently in the military who have met the standards and more than proven themselves to serve. >> want to protect their country on inauguration day. the president also revoked an executive order that allowed transgender people to serve and prevents the military from discharging soldiers because of their gender identity.

>> this new military executive order makes those restrictions. official is executive order comes as pete headset starts his new role as the u.s. defense secretary has previously criticized transgender community as well as women soldiers. he later backtracked on those comments during his confirmation hearing. but wade says he someone who may have served quite honorably. >> you know, who is clearly not qualified for his job and talks big game about meritocracy. but, you know, you keys, you know, he has management experience to quit california. and other advocates say despite the ongoing attack, they will not stop fighting. >> the california legislature is a step closer now to advancing legislation aimed at taking on president trump. the assembly at a budget hearing. you see it here and governor newsom was holding a special legislative session for this. they're debating 2 bills. the first would allocate 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal

services. and this is to fight against mass deportations. and then the second bill would allocate another. 25 million to the california department of justice to help attorney general rob bonta fund future lawsuits against the trump administration. the full assembly votes on the legislation on thursday. and if it passes, then it goes to the governor's desk. >> we're going to take a break 7.52. coming up in the next hour. the kron 4 morning news. a federal freeze for borrowers. federal agencies pausing now the dispersement of loans and grants trump administration is sharing administration is sharing reason why. from laminate and vinyl to tile and wood, floor & decor has more options for pros... homeowners... and anyone looking for the right look...

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7.55. in an update now to a story we first told you about yesterday. as a matter of fact, this hair and had to be rescued. >> saturday because it was in a tree all tangled up in a fish line. there was a hook in his beak. now we have a new look at him this morning. there he is. the animal care and control center in san francisco posted these pictures to facebook saying that the hair and has been stabilized and in just 3 days gained a significant amount of his weight back, which is great. he was transferred to the national bird rescue and fairfield yesterday. and that's where he'll have that hook surgically removed to complete. he's transition so that he can be released. >> it's 7.56. and coming up next on the kron, morning news. >> another bay area city is teaming up with the chp to stop dangerous sideshows. new speed cameras are coming to san francisco will take a look at where. and we continue to

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>> right now, the couple morning news after first being spotted in san jose. ice agents are now in san francisco. plus, breaking news, san francisco police shoot and kill a suspect overnight. we'll tell you what we're learning from investigators this morning. and it's getting worse for san mateo county sheriff christina

corpus. yet another city now expected to say they have no confidence in her leadership. morning. and thanks for waking up with us and aria and i'm james fletcher. get in the morning. started with a check of the weather here. we've got a live look outside. it's sunny, but it's not warm. know doing too much. kathy is really cold out it is icy cold in some places still below freezing. even though the sun has risen. >> we have a few more hours of cold temperatures. in fact, there are freeze warnings in effect. >> and there are frost advisories in effect and they all expire at 9 o'clock beautiful view from the berkeley hills. some areas seeing lots of clouds, some areas seeing not many at all. and the freeze warning is down in the santa clara valley and also in the eastern hills of the southern santa clara valley and also the frost advisory. that's in effect for much of the rest of the bay area, except right along the coastline. temperatures at this hour still in the