morning news after first being spotted in san jose. ice agents now seen 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. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm and i'm james. we've got weather traffic to start the hour. before we get to the headlines, we woke up this morning to some places inland that were below freezing. yeah, yeah. good morning. cathy is going to warm up at all this afternoon. of course, is going to warm up a little bit. you know what? we have a frost advisory a freeze warning just expired. it is starting warm up. but some areas still are below freezing. oh, my goodness gracious. it is chilly, but we have some sunshine and things will change. berkeley hill view shows lots of sunshine. temperatures. many areas now

in the 40's, some in the 30's still. even if they're below freezing, the warm-up really nicely areas this afternoon will be in the 50's and even this 60's 60 in hayward, 59 degrees in vallejo. and 56 degrees is the forecast high for san francisco. >> so it's going to be beautiful. high pressure has been reigning supreme. >> and that will change. and after it breaks down, we'll start to see some rain approaching california. it will be especially rainy in northern california. the question is how far south as it get for significant rain. i think everyone across the bay area will see a few drops mostly in the north bay will sort it all out in a little bit right now all right. kathy, thank you for that what we've been dealing with in our 9 o'clock hour. still a lot of busy highways out there like 85 88 e travel to oakland. >> well, maybe the south bay, you're seeing a lot of delays, a 90 minute ride into the city on no accidents on our ridges. a lot of people traveling in the high was a slow them down. 21 for the san mateo bridge wire richmond center fell is

around 14 and that golden gate bridge down from 40 33 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot. 91 breaking news from overnight is there was a deadly shooting in san francisco south of market neighborhood where police shot and killed. >> a shooting suspect. >> yeah. police say the gunman shot another man in the area of 9th and mission street. the victim was critically injured in that person was taken to the hospital and treated for multiple gunshot wounds. in the meantime, the suspected gunman got into a standoff with police at a nearby building. police say that suspect refused to leave. there was an exchange of gunfire between the suspect and officers. and in the end, the gunman was struck and killed by police bullets. us apd will be holding a town hall regarding the shooting in about 10 days. and at that point, they'll reveal what their investigation found 902, and police and santa rosa are investigating how a woman died. she was found dead. >> on a sidewalk if she was found on white would drive north of herndon avenue at

around 7 o'clock last night, no arrests have been made k 902, is the time. another big story this morning. the trump administration, as we've reported, is moving forward with its mass deportation plans. we first reported agents responded in san jose now confirmed they've been spotted in san francisco to joey horta is live in san francisco where leaders are going to be coming together this morning. joey. >> yeah, and james are expecting to hear soon from. well, city leaders at union leaders about what they are demanding and that is just to stay safe or undocumented immigrants. here's what we found out so far in san francisco. republican party telling u.s. border security is one of their priorities. there are growing concerns, though, about supporters of undocumented immigrants over safety. according to state senator scott wiener, immigration and customs enforcement was operating in downtown san francisco friday. agents went inside to office buildings did not make any arrests, though, according to the union that represents the

janitors. i agree with trump. mass deportation plans. i think it's a necessary step that this country is taking in regards to the mass deportation and specifically in regards to san francisco here in the city. >> i do think that the scare tactic is something. that. mr. trump is banking on and i'll be honest with you. i think that is working in some sectors site. i have heard that some folks are afraid going to work, sending their kids to school and maybe even giving up. and and going back to where they came from. >> bill, hang is a university of san francisco professor and is also part of the university's immigration and deportation defense clinic. he says the clinic is getting a lot of phone calls from undocumented immigrants. worried about these mass deportation threats. agents also spotted sunday. it a

target parking lot in san jose. according to the rapid response network. now we're expecting to hear from those city leaders and union leaders at 11 o'clock this morning here on city hall steps behind me. and we're hoping to hear what planning to do to take more action, demanding justice. back to you. all right. thank you, joey. >> 904, is the time. and also happening today, the city of millbrae set to hold a vote of no confidence against a controversial san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. and this is just the latest wave of actions that have been taken against the sheriff in recent weeks. >> kron will tran is live in millbrae with more. well. >> the millbrae city council, they will vote tonight at 7 o'clock whether or not to issue confidence or no confidence for embattled san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. we believe that more than likely the fact that they're even holding this vote they don't need to. but it's on the agend we believe it probably will be a no confidence vote, which

signifies that the walls are starting to close in on the embattled sheriff now was going to happen moving forward is the voters will get to decide on march 4th, whether or not they want to give the power to 5 county board of supervisors to ultimately make the decision on whether or not she stays on the job that she's been accused racism, homophobia, nepotism, abuse of power. while as sheriff, she denies all of those allegations. should the voters to decide whether or not the supervisors will have the final say. well, according to kris corpus as well as their attorney, they believe that does not bode well as far as the county charter. the county charter does not allow it. they say to have a special election in march instead for november of 2026, which basically buys are more time in office. according to the county supervisors and their

attorneys, they say that window for her too, filed her claim to stop this from happening. that window has closed. and to the point where the ballots have already been mailed out. so it looks like it's going to happen again. we will be at the hearing tonight at 7 o'clock to see whether or not millbrae will say yes or no. as far as no confidence for the embattled chairman. >> 906, and a nice baby coalition for community engagement is calling on alameda county supervisors to reveal attorney general rob bonta's pick for district attorney, former alameda county da pamela price was recalled in this group is demanding transparency for political endorsements. lobbying for bond candidate and they're holding a news conference today at 2 outside the justice building. new this morning, the hayward city council is holding a work session to hear comments and input on plans to relocate the

capitol corridor rail service and eliminate the hayward station in november. there was a meeting where the capitol corridor joint powers authority certified the environmental impact report on the project. that doesn't mean that this is a final decision. if the plan goes through, then the rail service would move the railroad closer to san francisco bay shoreline and bypass without replacing the services hayward station on the clinton avenue will tell you what happens. >> all right, 907, is the time. and it'll soon be harder to get away with speeding in san francisco because the city is going to be stalling. 33 new speed camera with the goal of slowing down drivers. kron 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 crashe 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 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. yll 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.

>> well, 9.10 is the time new san francisco mayor matt, our daniel lurie, i should say, is attacking the city's fentanyl crisis head-on. fact today he's going to start on a series of public events highlighting his fentanyl state of emergency ordinance. the legislation is going to be heard at the board of supervisors, budget and finance committee on wednesday today, though he's going to be speaking at a rally at city hall at 11 30 and then around 02:00pm. he'll make his monthly appearance at the board of supervisors. and don't forget that be to leave between now and then he's going to be here in our studios. the mayor has agreed to come on set at 10 o'clock at about 10, 40 our time and have a one-on-one interview. going to talk to him about his fentanyl crisis and what they're hoping to do to fix that and other issues, too. so make sure you tune in. >> its 9.11 and still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news closing for good. the message from the san jose restaurant that was hit by repeated break-ins. and leo school is

shut down for this whole week because of what thieves stole from the campus.

>> and what a beautiful start to the day. that freeze warning is now expired. the frost advisory now is expired. we're starting to warm up in many areas are above freezing, not everywhere, but most areas now are in the 30's and 40's. it will be in the 50's and 60's this afternoon. in fact, our 3 day forecast shows a lot of chilly mornings and a lot of sunshine clouding up, though, that more on thursday. and then we're starting to see a pattern change. but for now, high pressure is in control.

you can see all these clouds arching up and over. high pressure is like a big mountain. those clouds and the rain staying away from us for now. but we need rain, don't we? drought in southern california, drought in central california. and if we don't get rain, we will be in the drought category in no time. well, guess what? there's rain coming toward california toward northern california and maybe toward us. so here we go on friday, it looks like we've got some rain heading sinking southward. >> and the dividing line is around golden gate, maybe a little bit of rain. also south of the golden gate. but most of that rain, what is going to fall north of the golden gate and a northern california. another chance of rain coming in on tuesday. so you can see the storm door is open. we get precipitation, which is great news for us now. did i mention is in northern california that oh, yes, i did. and this tells the story. we see as much as what, 3.4, 3 in eugene, 6.6, 6 in mendocino depends on where

you are and you get to san francisco. maybe 2 tenths of an inch of rain out of this point southward of that. we're counting in just a few hundredths of an inch. so if you could be in the north bay and santa rosa to point to 6 inches of rain through sunday, if you're going to be in san francisco, 2 tenths of an inch, if you're going to be in mountain view, santa fe, 1, 1, 100th of an inch. so my goodness, it really depends on where you are, because it just a few miles north or south makes a big difference. and also storm itself could sag a little bit further south or north, and that can make a huge difference in our rainfall accumulations. the climate prediction center does say we're looking for whether the normal precipitation through february 6th, rana. >> one march road in menlo park. so things are still pretty slow as you're traveling along the peninsula and the south bay. look at our highways still covered red to 80 one on one. and 85 certainly still seeing delays.

15 minutes traveling into the city right now on the bay bridge while around 17 on the salmon tale. so all those are dropping just a bit. those high wages do just as busy 40 minutes over the east bay, saint landry to 37. and let's get a look at 80 walking down towards the maze. you start to build soon as you hit richmond. but now it's about a 23 minute right there. all right, james, back to you. >> governors and losers with our finance place >> lag and what's going on the markets right now, rob? >> bit of a after yesterday. nvidia dropped 17% or 600 billion dollars of value which is size of exxon mobil. one day as china introduce stuff, i competitor that use less power. plus psl, big, tough day for a broadcom or coal nuclear power companies going try to take advantage to say i power play, but we are today. so it's nice and earnings this meta, microsoft, tesla and apple. so we're kind of the heart of things right now. just a quick curve ball,

any any inside scoop on tiktok. >> and the sale of it that you've heard. wall street here and it's going larry ellison and oracle because they already are hand in hand with a lot of the data for the try to be set up as a 50, 50 partnership with china. >> i don't other than that. i don't have much. well, that's a lot. all right. we shall see. >> what can you explain to me? what is digital shoplifting? >> digital shoplifting is returning saying that they were delivered to your house or say disputing a charge that wasn't despicable. it's just it's kind of a crazy little thing to talk about because it's generation z and millennials are saying that they're they're fine with it, that they be disputing legitimate transactions and saying the packages on floor. wait, wait, wait. but you're saying they're they're doing this legitimately or >> they're i are considered not stealing? and they really got the thing. >> they considered not

stealing. i companies can afford to take the last 55% of generation z and 49%. millennials say that usually are stolen last year. >> wow. recruitment at. >> there something that could be done about that as far as enforcement? i don't know how to prove or disprove or what companies might do. >> i think some of the newer counts if there's a history tulsa down. usually now send your pictures of your package on your doorstep. so trying to say, no, that's not gonna cut it. i just wanted to be kind of interesting and make even worse. it's moguls that make over $100,000 a year while it's the rich millennials and the rich generation z who are fine with additional shoplifting. yeah. all right. >> i did a little searching myself because i don't have to ask you everything. and i did search and the gulf of mexico is still on apple anyway. my apple maps. it hasn't been changed. >> yeah. google says that they are going to change the gulf of mexico, gulf of america. soon as the u.s. government proves to push through

paperwork. so that's kind of fascinating. i love google maps, by the i think that when the coolest apps in the world and you can literally zoom in anywhere on the planet and the so house. >> about the only one that still gets messed up. like what you want me to take a right here or i'm never really sure. >> i just it's gotten better get another chance. it has little bit what's going whats with the super bowl bets. i know that people are >> spending plenty of money as we approach a super bowl. now that we know the contenders. yeah. and it's gonnae a fun super bowl because kelsey homes. we get our clean, state >> about one end cheapest section 649 your way up in the nosebleeds $5346 on stub hub. similar on ticketmaster. same section $7200 shop around one seat behind the philly benches going for $56,925. 2 seats. just a couple rows up. are going for 25,000. so virtual

steel, virtual bargain buy into instead of one. and a couple rows up to how people have. i don't know people this kind of money while that that's for the tickets. but then there's like the betting industry, which is just exploded. >> yeah, i'm going to a longer story on draftkings and how well they're doing. yeah. they're bigger than a lot of casinos now >> las vegas, the americans spent 140 140 billion dollars spending on sports in 2024. a staggering number. i don't know what the percentage winners and losers and payouts are. but something tells we've got more losers than winners out and i'm i'm just keeping my eye on the commercials as we'll start to like here a little bit more about what's >> going for the commercials. i saw a little harry met sally teaser. i don't know what that's going to be to see that. no, i haven't seen it yet, but i'll get there. i got a couple weeks well. you probably watch for the game. i just watch for the commercials and the halftime show. >> okay. wait. one more thing on the pocketbook dry says i

didn't think they could get higher. and i don't know if you're track higher or lower. i paid $14 for a dozen eggs in lake tahoe. that's crazy. i have a choice. okay. we'll and to more expensive than ever. we've had 3 years in a row. bird flu hitting different states. >> any time one bird gets the flu, they all havefto be massacred on that supply is limited because if you are chickens out there or it's great source of protein that's usually done pretty cheap to man during the holidays, christmas and easter prices a little bit higher. doesn't nationally is selling for 7.27, great. a large x 7, 0, it so intense. the average last 5 years has been $2.10 while asked year we have a low of 2.50. so we got from to 50 in one year all the way to $7 quarter since late. california also has the key mandate, which precious little higher.

i say shop at stores like walmart or costco usually get cheaper. those companies will actually lose money to get you in there as a customer. so have a little bit of a lost. we're thing going icy. and andy, there you're limited. i at least i've still found they they only let you get one, you know, carton. so. >> all right. thanks, lives. stop cooking. don't use now. now just the eggs are a great source of protein. they are now i i do like that. i was making french toast side in making french toast side in out choice. thank you, rob. if

i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] >> 9.25 the time. police now investigating a deadly

shooting at a sideshow in oakland, east lake neighborhood. it happened around 7.45 last night on east 12th street right near 9th avenue. officers responded to a gunshot detection alert and found evidence of a shooting. but no victims. police say 3 people then later showed up at a hospital with gunshot wounds. one of them died. the other 2 are in stable condition. police are still investigating. they haven't released any other details. well, a new netflix documentary about gabby petito is set to premiere next month. petito disappeared while on a cross-country trip with her fiance back in 2021, a coroner determined she had been strangled to death. the case gained widespread attention because of the couple social media presence. the documentary is hoping to shed light on the final days of petito's life and the circumstances surrounding her tragic murder. the three-part documentary will be released on february 17th. >> its 9.26. and still ahead kron 4 morning news. a major drug bust richmond neighborhood. we're going to

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when we moved to the states, i kind of had no cultural identity. and i just immersed myself in the music. smoking was sort of synonymous with being cool. that is just not a life i want to show my daughter. i don't want her to ever be controlled the way that i was. but she's not interested. she doesn't associate smoking with being cool.

californians are beating big tobacco. you can too. there are a cold start to the morning. last few my goodness. yeah. hopefully we'll start to get it warming up a little bit outside. kathy, good morning. >> good morning. goodness gracious. it was really cold this morning. a number of communities reporting below freezing temperatures. no wonder there was a freeze warning and all kinds of frost advisories posted. >> that is a thing of the past. those have been allowed to expire. the sun is up. we're starting to warm things up. it's a beautiful view from mount tam a pious, but looks a little hazy, doesn't that?

well, if you think that's right, you're absolutely right. it is hazy, but we're going to warm things up a little bit from the 30's into the 40's all the way up to the 50's and 60's. so here's the haze, good air quality in some locations and moderate in others. high pressure is in control. that acts as a bit of a lift. so it's a little bit of an inversion, but high temperatures this afternoon in the 50's and 60's as warm as 63 degrees. that's in san jose and we are going to see some interesting things. so first of all, continue with chilly mornings all the way through thursday. so if you thought it was cool this morning, you'll see similar situations every morning, all the way through thursday. and we're going to see mostly sunny skies, dry conditions through at least mid week. we'll cloud things up when it comes to about thursday or so. and then it gets interesting. we'll have rain in the northern california rain in the north bay and then how much rain to get south of the golden gate is a little bit iffy. here comes the store and you can see we've got because of the rain line just around the bay area just around the golden gate. so parts northward, very

rainy, north bay, quite rainy, south bay, its, you know, accounting tense or maybe hundreds. but the good news is the climate prediction center says we're going to have above normal rainfall through about january february, 6th, back to you. all right. thank you for that. >> if you are traveling out there are making a lot of progress on your ridges right now. 60 minute ride. everybody making their way 7 ridge at 16 while richmond fell around 13. they are that we got up to about 30 minutes, had a few stalling out vehicles at the earlier half of the morning. 30 min right across the golden gate is back to you. thanks. a lot of san jose restaurant is closing for good. and it's not just because it's so expensive to operate know it's because they've been broken into like 4 times. now, the owner says enough's enough kron four's jack moment has the story. >> 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 a 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 death last summer from 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 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 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. >> 9.33 is the time in richmond. police there have concluded what turned out to be a months long investigation into narcotics, dealing and illegal firearms. so this all began back in september of last year. police were patrolling the area of shields, read where the

community had reported. drug sales officers found a jeep with 5 people inside. one of them was a minor and that person was in possession of 33 grams of marijuana. another person was on probation and a search of that jeep found 2 loaded guns, one of which was reported stolen. then the next day police search the home that that jeep was parked in front of him. they found more guns and drugs by january 5 other homes in that neighborhood were also searched and also more guns and drugs were uncovered. 3 more people who are arrested too. over the past 30 days. san francisco police have arrested 218 people along the city's troubled 6 street corridor. it's all part of the police department's drug marketing or drug market coordination center, which is a partnership with the police and other city departments to address the street conditions and crime in the tenderloin and south of market neighborhoods of the recent arrests, 124 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. >> time now is 9 34 and in the north bay classes are canceled all this week at one school in vallejo because copper wire was stolen from the campus over the weekend. yeah. school now faces some pretty costly repairs. and that's the last thing the district needed. they're already looking at a budget deficit just put. >> cut the power. yeah. that's a problem. 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 didn't didn't deserve 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 on in a statement, the vallejo city unified school district's superintendent ruben aurelio says, quote. >> we are deeply saddened and frustrated that this has 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. as people in southern california are working to rebuild after devastating wildfires. there's a new bill in sacramento that will allow them to major oil and gas companies for damages. >> it's called the affordable insurance and climate recovery act. and that acts as the fossil fuel industry has contributed to climate change, which in turn causes natural disasters like the la wildfires to be much bigger than they should be. it would let natural disaster victims and insurance companies bring lawsuits against major companies in the oil and gas industry. san francisco, a state senator scott wiener authored the legislation and he says he's hoping this will

help hold the 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 republican lawmakers and industry leaders are speaking out right now against the bill. they say it furthers what they consider to be a false narrative about climate change and they say workers are being made to be scapegoats. >> tonight, 37 and new this morning, a social media post by president trump least to some confusion about california and resulted in a clarification from the california department of water resources late last night, trump posted on his social truth. social. 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. in response, the california department of water resources wrote on social media. the military did not. and are california the federal government restarted federal water pumps after they off line for maintenance for 3 days. state water supplies in southern california remain plentiful. all of this comes amid trump's recent statements that he was frustrated with california's water policies and concerned about water supply issues during the recent wildfires. governor newsom pushback and he said that this was all misinformation spreading. and also he questioned the president's knowledge of how our state's water infrastructure works. as of this morning, the governor has not commented on trump's latest post. >> a look traffic installation in the city sunset neighborhood is a little confusing for drivers. it's called a neck down. and basically it's a pinch point. you've got 2 lanes of traffic, but in the middle, its reduced to one lane and it forces people to alternate one. then

the other than the other, supposed to slow traffic down but for those that are living there and driving that street, they say it's just confusing. >> the people on this side to that are yielding don't know what to do. there's the bicyclist, but i worry about because i feel like people are trying to the neck down and it's just confusing. >> well, the sfmta says the poll purpose of the neck down obviously was to slow traffic and make the roadway a little bit safer. it's just a pilot program in the trial phase. they'll be taking various input and evaluations and could very well change the design or take it out altogether. if nobody wants it. >> construction is underway to revamp some ramps. get it san francisco zoo and skate plaza where the skateboarders go to show off in the civic center neighborhood. they're going to be expanding the ramps, the new elements, the pavement, the redesign of that space to make it more accessible and more fun for skaters of all levels. back in 2023, it was

revitalized. so pretty recently designed by a local skate boarding and iconic skateboarding brands. also paying homage to legendary street skating sports in san francisco. once the construction is done, they will debut the skate. un plaza kickoff event and that will bring together bay area. use it set for february. 15th. >> in the east bay freemont wants to encourage aspiring police officers to apply to get them started. they have the explorer program which helps teenagers learn about various careers in law enforcement where you can volunteer and also get some hands-on experience about police procedures. the deadline for the application for that program february 10th. >> happening tomorrow, the bay area is gearing up to celebrate the year of the snake. the lighting of the giant firecrackers. also going to take place in san francisco to to officially kick off the lunar new year. we caught up with the director of this year's chinese new year parade

and festival about what's in store. >> this is the first year ever having a drawing stroll also have a lot of new event coming up for his new year's celebration. and i think that's one of the reason why we can attract so many people to join us in siskel. >> i can't leave that for all that never seen. have you seen a drone not i worse and that a lot on. yeah. oh, yeah. let's check in little bit cool this year. in fact, there's going to be a total of 21 floats in the parade. so it's going to be a long one. >> event, organizers expect 200,000 people to attend. and of course, the big cat culminating event will be the annual lunar new year parade on february. 15th. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a woman crown funding of the year in san francisco will have that coming up in this day in the bay. >> and also after the break, day 2 of operation sierra storm. that conference is under way at a rare and gayle ong is there and she'll have a look at some of the new technology they showcased.

>> 9.44 and happening now, a national weather service conference is underway in lake tahoe. it's called operation sierra storm. yeah, it's an event that looks at the latest weather and climate trends and some of the latest technology to that. meteorologists are using earlier. we talked with our own gayle ong. she's attending the conference and has a look at what they've been talking about. >> we learned we has had a bunch of 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 spokes that are so much i could go on and one of the speakers we are going going to hear about hear 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 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 sbs of who might not be in scope for the sbs that we might be 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 atmosphere excite just rather from the university of nevada.

i'm really looking forward to it. he is going to say in his presentation, i'm 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. >> yet 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 i did take the tram an attorney for that beautiful view. it just never gets old. you just see that lake right? yeah. that was a

good like last but yeah, i had to like fall. these people like the interview. but yeah, such a great gayle, thank you so much for updating us on that conference going on up there. we appreciate it. >> it's a beautiful day here in the san francisco bay area. boy, was it chilly this morning. it was so cold. we have freeze warnings and frost advisories. they've been allowed to expire. so these chilly mornings continue all the way through thursday. we have mostly sunny and dry conditions for midweek. we stocked cloud things up on thursday and then there's rain heading in our direction. what least rain probably in the north bay. here's the thing. rain in northern california. that's for sure. as you see all of a sudden here comes friday and will much, much better rain. northern northern california that the bay area will get some rain. north bay gets a lot more rain perhaps in the south bay. that's a good shot. and then we get a little bit more possibly on sunday. here's our best shot for precipitation. that would

be next tuesday. so the storm door is open. future rainfall. this shows the story. a lot of rain in the northern part of our state and not so much as we start to head southward. certainly snow in the sierra nevada, but over 6 inches in mendocino, 6.6, 6, 2.8 inches in santa rosa and san francisco. now they're starting to say maybe 4707 inch. so looks like the computer models are bringing us a little bit further south in earlier. we'll keep an eye on that. but our rainfall totals across the bay area pretty good, especially in the northern areas. forecast highs today, 50's and 60's. a look ahead shows beautiful conditions. if you like sunshine today and tomorrow, your days we start to clear the start to actually increase the clouds on thursday. and then that first shot of rain comes in the possibility on friday into saturday and it could be ready this weekend, maybe even into next week. back to you.

>> and so they have a long then slit march still tracking that accident there looks like it hasn't got much better. states are still pretty slow right behind that traffic collision. if you are going to be traveling, might want to happen to 80. >> to navigate around that because we've seen some improvement there. 15 minutes on the bay bridge this morning while about 15 along the san mateo bridge. how a for come to concord. 50 minute ride. you're back to move in at the limit. we got about 40 minutes because the morning commute. 24 wannacry down find 14 minute ride. no accidents or hazards. doubling down to free months. 32 minutes. all james, back to you. >> one and let's talk sports forty-niners have hired their new former well, their new coach, but it's the former new york jets assistant coach, brant boyer. he's going take special teams. guy is yeas replacing brian schneider in that role. boyer played 10 seasons in the league with miami, cleveland and jacksonville is a linebacker. >> as for coaching, he started with the indianapolis colts as

an assistant before than joining the jets as the special teams coordinator back in 2016, he worked with robert solow who spoke pretty highly of him. sala the former head coach of the jets who the niners announced. it's coming back to the forty-niners as their defensive coordinator once again. so in all likelihood, he probably put in a good word for a bright boy are in looks like we're getting into. and a bay area native is heading to the women's super league. >> in england santas a day to van defender. naomi >> was transferred to chelsea fc for a record. 1.1 million dollars. so this deal becomes the most expensive player deal in women's soccer history. she beats of afc. they spent 767 $7,000 to get a ford from madrid. girma is no stranger to the soccer world. obviously shoes a starter for the u.s. team in the 2023 world cup. she was captain for the stanford as well. no word yet on when she's going debut.

>> but we know one ga ga is debuting her new album. lady gaga is out with mayhem. >> and it's going to be march 7th. they just talked about this on billboards overnight, vegas, new york. so the 14 track album features previously released songs disease and then her duet with it, which is called die with a smile. she has so many looks. it's hard to keep up just incarnations. she's pretty cool. always a fun fun. the experience to watch her perform. >> all right, 9.52 is the time we're going to take a break. but coming up in the next hour, the first u.s. outbreak of bird flu in poultry has been discovered on a duck farm here in california. the warning from health experts coming up next.

>> of the 5 and this day in the bay, a woman was crowned bunny of the year in san francisco. so this we have footage from our archives back in 1977. in san francisco where beth martin became playboy bunny of the year and kron 4 reporter steve bath free was there to cover the pageant that san francisco is playboy club and >> fun fact the pageant judges included former nfl player and actor jim brown as well as groucho marx. san francisco is playboy club opened in 1965 on montgomery in jackson street. and then later closed in 1976. >> next on the kron, 4 morning news, another bay area city teams up with the chp to take on sideshows. and speed. cameras are going to take on speeders in san francisco are going to tell you about more being added more. they're going up. plus, we're

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>> right now on the kron 4 morning news after first being spotted in san jose. ice agents are now in san francisco. plus, it's getting worse for san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. yet another cities expected to say they have no confidence in her leadership. and san francisco mayor daniel lurie joining us

live on set this hour. tune in as we chat with him. one on one. good morning and thanks for joining us on a tuesday. i'm darya james weather and traffic to start. the are for that, though. get update on some of the news now. we had a couple of shootings that happened last night in. >> some people are dead as a result of that. so we'll talk about kathy's in for john with the weather. and it's another cold 1, 0, it's been so cold this morning. it will be cold again tomorrow again the next morning and eventually we'll see some changes. >> but right now we've got the blue skies in many spots and some clouds and others, but we're starting to warm up just a little bit. it's going to be absolute beautiful. no longer freezing temperatures. we're changing the weather pattern starting about thursday into friday because it's been high. it's been dry. and here comes some rain heading right to california. the question is how far south as it get going to affect us