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 or not may be the

north bay. that's most likely. but how much really impressive rain we get in the south bay, maybe not so much, but we do have a couple of chances to get some rain on the weekend. and then again on tuesday. so we've got definitely some interesting weather coming up. and in terms of precipitation, it's the north bay that gets the most impressive numbers through monday over 2 inches about 2 tenths of an inch in san francisco. and just a few hundreds in parts of south of that. back to you. thank you, candy. at 10 o'clock, the breaking news we've been covering from overnight. 2 people are dead. there was. >> some violence around the bay. one happening in san francisco. the other in santa rosa. we've got rain harbor here in studio to walk us through what we know about actually show one woman from santa rosa is dead and a man from san francisco is dead after a night of violence. ok, let's start in santa rosa. woman was found dead on a sidewalk. police now investigang this as a homicide. the woman was found on white would drive north of our avenue around 7. no arrests have been made.

meanwhile, a shooting suspect and sandwiches because so many neighborhood has been shot and killed by police. police say a gunman shot another man in the area of night. the mission the victim was critically injured. he was taken to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. meantime, the suspected gunman got into a standoff with police at a nearby building. gunfire exchange happened between the suspect and officers. the gunman was killed by police. now as apd, they're gonna be holding a town hall on that fatal shooting in 10 days as it is all under investigation. i'll send it back to bill to the desk. thank you. reyna. >> 10. 0, 1, is the time the trump administration is moving forward with its promise of mass deportation. we know that ice agents have been spotted in both san jose and san francisco right now prefers joey horta it live for us in the city where san francisco leaders are set to come together later this morning to address that. joey. >> yeah, the labor union is demanding justice for these undocumented immigrants here. they'll be joined by city leaders within the next hour

or so. what we know is that here for one thing, the san francisco republican party is telling u.s. border security is one of the top priorities, but there are growing concerns among supporters of undocumented immigrants over safety. according to state senator scott wiener, immigration and customs enforcement was operating in downtown san francisco on friday. agents went inside to office buildings but did not make any arrests. according to the union that represents ths 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 know people that are afraid already. >> our clinic is getting calls already about. should i send my kid to school? should i go to work? >> that here is already being fomented.

>> and agents were also spotted sunday at a target parking lot in san jose. according to rapid response. and that word and we're expecting to hear from city leaders and the union coming up here on the city steps. the city hall steps at 11 o'clock this morning live in san francisco. joey horta kron, 4 news. thank you, joey. >> okay. now let's turn to another big story today. the city of millbrae set to hold a vote of no confidence against controversial san mateo county sheriff christina corpus and the resolution part of the actions that have been taken against her in recent weeks. and kron four's will tran is live in millbrae with more on that. well. they will vote tonight duryea at 7 o'clock. i'm no confidence or confidence, but it really doesn't matter. >> how they vote. the fact that it's on the agenda, it doesn't look good for her, especially since she's already embattled now, the sheriff, she's still in office but come

march 4th. that could change. and here's the reason why. yes, no confidence does not help her cause, but come march 4th, the voters of mateo county, they could decide in a special election to give the county board of supervisors authorization to allow them and there are 5 of them to allow them to decide whether or not she should stay in office as sheriff of this county, she is embattled accused of many things, including racism, homophobia, nepotism abuse of power. she's been accused dating at work, which infuriated a lot of her co-workers. she's denied all allegations. she tried to fight back on the special election saying that the county charter does not allow that, that they're circumventing the county charter, saying that there is no special election for this particular matter in march. instead, if it is so it'll have to be november of 2026. so more than a year from now,

county responded by saying your window to respond has closed, especially since the ballots have already been mailed out. thank you. will. >> it's 10, 0, 5, in the east bay. the coalition for community engagement is calling on alameda county supervisors to reveal attorney general rob bonta pick for district attorney after as you know, alameda county da pamela price was recalled. the group is demanding transparency for political endorsements, lobbying for bond candidate. they're holding a news conference today at 2 outside the justice building. and police are investigating a deadly sideshow shooting that happened in oakland's east lake neighborhood around 8 o'clock last night on east 12th street near 9th avenue. there was a gun shot detection alert that went off. police showed up and they found evidence of a shooting but no victims or president. and then later, 3 people showed up at a hospital with gunshot wounds. one of them ended up dying. the 2 others are in stable

condition. >> police and the chp now working together to crack down on sideshows and reckless driving. a new operation started this weekend that increases the number of officers on the streets. police say the extra patrols will allow them to more easily respond to shied shows and arrests. participants. >> its soon going to be harder to get away with speeding in san francisco because the city's installing 33 more camera. goal is to slow down traffic. keep it safer for everybody proper. sarah stinson takes a closer look. >> 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. >> well, tonight is the time and news. after-school mayor daniel lurie is tackling the city's fentanyl crisis head-on

today. he's going to start with a series of public events highlighting his fentanyl state of emergency ordinance. that 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 at 02:00pm he'll be making his monthly appearance that the board of supervisors side is going to make a stop here to forget, stay tuned. kron 4 because we're going to be talking. >> live with the mayor of san francisco about the issues that he wants to tackle most. and a new traffic installation, which is first to make the roads safer is confusing people and it actually might be more dangerous. we'll take a closer look at that. and a new executive order from president trump could ban transgender troops. we'll see how the bay area is responding. >> after a chilly start to the day we get mild temperatures this afternoon, mostly sunny skies, but they will stay skies, but they will stay mostly sunny all week.

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>> and after us chilly start, the day were treated to sunshine this afternoon in many areas and temperatures in the 50's and 60's. going to be treated the same scenario for several days. so that's great news because we're going really enjoy these days with chilly mornings all the way through thursday and again, dry conditions through midweek. then we start to cloud things up on thursday and we have a chance for some rain and really depends on where you are as to how much rain will be heading in your direction. here's the future cast model showing big area of high pressure giving way to some clouds and then look rain

poise to hit right across the northern california, stretching down to the north bay and probably through parts of the bay area. that's where it gets a little iffy because just a few miles de france could mean a lot more rain. should all that travel a little bit further south or it could become a lot drier across the bay area. should that rain actually than just a little bit north? so it depends on where you are as to how much rain you're gonna get. and it's not just that one shot again sunday looks like some rain maybe across the bay area and it's more impressive on tuesday as we get some more significant rain looking more substantial, more reliable on tuesday. so the weather models are still a little bit up in the air on this. not going show you the future totals. this is for the bay area. you can see how much more rain is in the forecast for santa rosa at 2.3 inches through monday and about 2 tenths of an inch in san francisco and very just a smattering of a few raindrops part south. but then we'll put the same model in motion. and it's gonna go further in time

showing you northern california all the way down to big sur. so eureka, 5.7, 4 inches through thursday. the last one was monday. this is thursday. 2.8 in santa rosa, about half an inch in san francisco and san jose. so we're going be getting some rain over the next week in terms of temperatures today, 50's for the most part mid 50's in san francisco right along the coastline. mid-fifties also along the bay shoreline. you could pick out your spot. 56 in burlingame, you start to head south of starts to warm up just a little bit more after a chilly subfreezing starts in palo alto. 60 degrees. 63 in san jose and santa clara and a high of 62 in livermore. so really not a big swing in temperatures from the mid 50's to the low to mid 60's, not kill one of the warm spots at 63 and avato. 61 degrees. a look at the next 7 days. then shows chilly temperatures in the mornings. looking at some mild afternoons and then we thicken up the clouds on thursday and friday is first

chance of rain. and so it goes especially north bay rain, but maybe some rain for everyone else, too. back to you. >> thanks a lot and 15 right now and gilroy. police want your help to find this armed robber who held up a a cashier at shop. it was around 3 o'clock in the morning on thursday at the garlic farm centers, which is at the one-on-one travel park circle on-ramp in. you can get a fairly good look e made off with some money in the east bay, oakland, mayoral candidate loren taylor is going announce today. he's open city hall plan and small businesses in downtown revitalization plan in a post. he said that he wants city leaders to fully open city hall to boost the city's performance and efficiency to help small businesses and the downtown corridor. >> well, new this morning, the trump administration has ordered u.s. public health officials to stop working with the world health organization effective immediately. so 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 last week to begin the process of withdrawing the u.s. from the who health experts, though, say this is gonna hurt the country's ability to investigate outbreaks like m-pox and monitor bird flu outbreaks here in the u.s. which is we nose caused a prices to skyrocket. >> president trump is taking action to reshape the military. he just signed an executive order that bars transgender people from serving openly a crown for stephanie rothman has reaction now from the local community. 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 to advancing legislation aimed at pitt taking on president trump over some of what he wants to do at this budget hearing. the governor had of his special legislative session and lawmakers debated 2 bills, one to allocate 25 million dollars for immigration-related legal services. the newsom

administration wants those funds to help fight against mass deportations and then the second bill would allocate another 25 million dollars to the california department of justice. >> to help the attorney general fund future lawsuits against the trump administration. the full assembly vote on this legislation thursday. and if it passes, then it heads to the governor's desk. >> new this morning, a social media post by president trump has led to some confusion on line and resulted in a clarification from the california department of water resources late last night, trump posted this 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. however, california says that's not really the way it when the department of water resources posted this. the military did not enter california. the federal government restarted federal water pumps after they were

offline for maintenance for 3 days. state water supplies in southern california remain plentiful. all of this comes amid trump's recent statements expressing frustration with california's water policies and concern about water supply issues during the recent wildfires. governor newsom has said that he thought that trump was confused about the way california's water system worked and he calls what trump is doing. this information. >> well, futures are down across the dow and the s p 500 this morning. just a day after a chinese ai app sank some of the biggest silicon valley tech stocks on the market. so deep sink, which you probably heard of by now skyrocketed to the top of the u.s. app store charts on monday. that program also contributed to santa clara based in video losing a record 590 billion dollars worth of market value in a single day. experts say deep 6 technology if it is true, how

they did, it would be cheaper to produce and could rival some of the most 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 when sheep 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. >> trump called deep 6 rise. a wake-up call for u.s. tech companies earlier this month, former president joe biden put new rule in place to restricr china's access to high-end ai chips from america. president trump also signed an order last week to tighten those controls even more. >> well, traffic installation in the city's sunset neighborhood is causing some confusion for drivers. >> it's called a neck down. it's located on street between 9th and 10th avenues. and basically what it does is it takes a two-lane street, which

it currently is. and in the middle, it's sort of shrink, set down pictures of down to just one lane and that forces oncoming traffic to take turns passing through that one lane section. but some of the neighborhood say it's just confusing. >> 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. >> well, the sfmta says the purpose of the neck down is to slow traffic and make things a little safer. it is just a trial at this point. so it's subject to evaluation and feedback in the whole design could very well change. all right. we're going take a break. but coming up. >> there might not be a break in egg prices anytime soon. we'll tell you what health experts have to say and what economists are saying the price could do going forward.

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meanwhile, egg prices are expected to continue to go up. >> as the ongoing nationwide bird flu outbreak continues. experts say prices could climb another 20% this year, which would be on top of the nearly 40%. the prices jumped last year on average. the cost for a dozen eggs nationally is $4.15. but of course, here in california, you've probably noticed the store were nearly double that at about $9 per dozen with some folks paying even way more than that. the bird flu outbreak has led to the deaths of more than 100 million egg-laying hens. >> 10. 26 right now. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco mayor daniel lurie is joining us live in studio. we're gonna discuss some of the issues that he's trying to fix in the city.

>> it's a beautiful tuesday morning. it started out so cold. it was so cold that there were. >> weather advisories in effect. in fact, freezing temperatures in many spots across the bay area. i see cold now it's starting to warm up. it is absolutely beautiful. your quality is ok, a moderate to good. you know. so we have high pressure that's been in control for quite a while. and so that tends to trap the particulate matter, right down by the earth. and so, you know, that's what happens sometimes. but the temperatures right now warming up quite nicely. now we're in the 30's and 40's. 42 40 in up a 42 santa rosa. 52 in half moon bay and 52 degrees in san jose. it's going to get even warmer, of course, into the 50's and 60's this afternoon. so today's highs, 57%, francisco, 59

degrees in oakland and 63 degrees in san jose. so we're in for a treat. another beautiful day. we'll do it all again tomorrow. he's going to see a repeat of this pattern for a few more days with chilly mornings through thursday and then mostly sunny conditions in the afternoon. so it's going to be absolutely beautiful. let's talk to clouded up as we have a pattern change kicking in on thursday and a chance of some precipitation across the north bay. quite likely to see it in some parts of the north bay, especially and the north bay. but some areas across the rest of the bay area. we'll just see some some drops. so there you go. low pressure. moving out. high pressure is going to yield to these. ran right here. so back to you. not move it. >> thank you, kathy 10. 31 is the time classes are canceled this week at a valero school after a copper wire theft is left. >> then without power has. so it's going to take time and money to get this all fixed. and the district was already considering merging some campuses because of the budget

deficit kron four's philippe to call as a closer look at what happened. >> 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 it didn't deserve bag. says initial repair quotes range from 150

to $250,000. students took monday off while teachers prepared at the school district's headquarters on mare island for independent learning plans starting tuesday, baggy out says the school district is committed to making the repairs and reopening the school declining enrollment and money problems have led the district to consider closing or consolidating some campuses. but bag yell says the leadership academy is not on the chopping block but could eventually take in students from another camp. this down the road. yes, we will do their hair stand. we are working really hard and in a statement, the vallejo city unified school district's superintendent ruben aurelio says, quote. >> we are deeply saddened and frustrated that this has happened again to one of our schools. these incidents disrupt, learning and negatively impact our families and the entire school community. >> in valais home, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. all right, 10 33 is the time and

here in the studio, we're joined live this morning by san francisco, mayor daniel lurie to talk about a myriad of issues. first saw. yes, first off. welcome. thank for having and be here. welcome to your new mayorship. and i know that fentanyl is like on your mind this morning, especially. >> so let's talk about what you're doing, what we've asked the board of supervisors to pass a fentanyl state emergency ordinance that will allow us. >> to move swiftly. this is a crisis. this ordinance helps us meet that moment with the urgency that it deserves its going to help us move people off the street more quickly a so why do you see it as such a pivotal issue in a crisis? what what is the trickle down effect or or what others problems as city having that are directly related. >> we've had 1400 people die of overdose in our city over the last 2 years, we had a drop last year from over 800 to around 600. still acceptable by i hope everybody's standards. and then you see the conditions on

our streets. you see people suffering with addiction. we don't have enough treatment beds. we don't have enough mental health. that's we want to stand up. more of those more quickly and so that we give people a real option. right now, there are not enough of those bets have to clean up our streets, get people the help that they need. and then we can also start telling people san francisco is open for business again. all impacts our commercial corridors are downtown since the state of emergency. then facilitate the creation of more of these beds. more of these resources to try tackle the problem. yes, it does. it allows us to contract more quickly. we've estimated that if we work to do this during normal times without treating it with urgency that this demands we'd have to go to the board of supervisors nearly 50 times and it would go through, you 3, 6, 9, month process to this. we have act more quickly. it's also why it we

believe we have a majority of the supervisors willing to support it. we're still talking with them. but the conversations have been very constructive. what kind of conversations been having around? >> the immigration crackdowns that are happening right now. san francisco a sanctuary city and we'll see you on right and what happened over the weekend. so how you respond? there's a lot of fear in our communities. and i sat down yesterday with about 25 leaders from throughout the city from representing the immigrant community, the lgbtq+ community. and we are going to work together to make sure that we're communicating what is actually happening and making sure that we're not jumping in at rumors so what is actually happening? have you seen more raids happening or we've we've heard about a couple of instances and what we are telling people is that and this in fact, how we act. and that is that for a very long time now, as you mentioned, we have a we do not

allow our local law enforcement to work with federal enforcement those policies have kept us safe over the last. he had a number of years and i will continue uphold those policies. >> and then obviously we've had the president. target and say he's going to target cities and states that offer sanctuary status could be a punishment, right? like he's directing federal prosecutors to take a closer look at cities like san francisco in states like california. is that were you at all this and i are are district attorney is looking at all the language coming out of dc. i mean, there's a. >> it's seemingly a new order. kind of every few minutes. and so what i'm staying focused on is making sure that public safety is my number one priority. our policies keep our citizens safe. so i will continue to uphold those. and and that's my focus right now. there's a lot lot of noise

coming out of d c what we're going to do is make sure that we protect the people of san francisco since you bring a public safety. let's talk about that pertaining to crime. >> and people feeling safe walking around car break-ins, of course, retire and retail break-ins. you know it. been a rash of them. so. >> it was what i ran on. its wag got elected with a mandate. i'm going to focus on public safety is my number one priority. how the arsonist or see that we are short, 500 police officers. we should be around 2000 where below 1500. i went yesterday came out to the academy. they had first day of training at 55 new recruits. it was the largest class in 8 years. so we have to refill the ranks of our police department, our sheriff's department and our 9-1-1 dispatch office. and we're off to a great start. and does take time to do so. what else can do immediately right to try to get 2 people to feel safer in the business is to stop we need as many

officers walking the beat as possible. we need to get people that are struggling with behavioral health issues and with addiction off the street and into mental health and drug treatment. that's it goes back to this ordinance. i it's all connected if you have people that are dealing drugs openly using drugs suffering from addiction and they're not getting the help. then those conditions make people feel unsafe. it's unsafe for those people on our streets. it's unsafe for those people taking their kids to school in the morning. i i drive by the bus stops at south van ness market street. right? and you see people passed you know, from overdose and you got a family and a mother with 2 kids taking their kid to school in the same spot, we need to do better by but by everybody. and it's not just families too many. we have family that come into town as tourists. and there's a lot of tourists that have to go by, you know, and we obviously we've been get slammed on the national media for, you know, san francisco crime. don't go whatever.

>> a lot of times you'll talk to people who come to visit it's actually not as bad as what i was told it would be coming in but obviously needs to get a lot better for going to rejuvenate. >> downtown and also, is there a public service announcement or commercial campaign to flood the messages to the opposite counter the mask we absolutely want. and and we have been going on telling people that we are open for business. we are going to get our streets safe for clean them up. we're going go out and attract business back. >> we did a great job around the jp morgan healthcare conference. we have the nba all-star game. yeah, here we have opportunities. and by the way, we deliver it delivered clean and safe streets that that jp morgan conference brought in over a we're close to 100 million dollars in revenue. they they're coming. bathe announced that they're coming back because we did such a good job. now, let's do that for the nba all-star game and learn new year parade would really give us a boost if the forty-niners would when

we need that super bowl. we need to be it was super beyond what we were last year. lot about there's believe me. i couldn't agree. >> the warriors. we events coordinator lisa. is there some bad can you give us the scoop when it comes to levi's? i mean, everybody knows and i don't mean the pants. i mean, like maybe about the stadium. i don't know something. us what we do. have what we do. have the super bowl coming back next year. the san francisco levi stadium, right? we are the host city and region 4 super bowl 60. yeah. it's going to be huge. there's a hand-off ceremony. we'd like to be. would be great. and we have a lot to look forward this city is on its way back. >> what we talked about earlier in the segment, fentanyl state of emergency ordinance is going to help us continue along that path. we have to just put one foot in front of the other, clean up our streets. make sure people feel safe. our families, our tourists, those coming for conventions and then we can go out and sell ourselves again

because when we are at our best, this is the greatest city in the world. we all know that. okay. well, we'll see one last thing before we let just popped in my mind. san francisco obviously very proudly connected to the airport. what's the deal? >> with airport, airport, aaron gordon mo clutter the airport francisco. and you need yeah, i the problem. well, we're we're focused on sfo. the san francisco airport, one of the best-run airports in the world. i would argue. and san francisco and well, that's that's its name. and i know that lawyers talk about what's going on in the east bay. i thought they'd come to some sort of agreement, but is it back up limbo think never a dull moment. just not a personal the do you feel a with your head spinning a little not for a moment. i love this job. i'm having so much fun i i was

born and raised here. i'm raising my wife and i are raising 2 young kids here. i'm so proud of our city. i know what we're capable of. and so we are out, you know. morning noon. yeah, i okay. offices for you it has counted has not been 3 weeks. okay. so just go understand i want you to show your hair so we could see graze. a day, ok? and then we're gonna we're gonna put up a florida after maybe we'll give you a back. how does it with you? it's pleasure to be on with thank you for having. yeah, we'd love to have you on a on a regular basis to it. how the city is coming back. yes, it mayor lurie, everybody, thank you so much for joining thank you very much. good to see you. okay. >> and we'll make

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now. and as you check the weather again, we should we got kathy with a look at our colder temperatures that we're feeling this morning. it was freezing for some hopefully with the sun up. >> things are starting to form little bit morning. >> yeah, good morning. it's a beautiful day. in fact, we've got some chilly mornings and they continue all the way through thursday and it's mostly sunny and dry through midweek. so it's going to absolutely beautiful. if you liked yesterday, you like today like tomorrow, you like wednesday and then we start to change things out because it becomes cloudy on thursday. and we've got some rain in the forecast. well, i don't know where, but there will be rain in northern california,

probably rain and then in the north bay and a few drops elsewhere, it really depends on the weather pattern because here's the precipitation outlook. okay. the climate prediction center says yes, we are going to get some precipitation even wetter than normal through the 6. but here's the deal. the thing is is week. hey, we've got the clouds coming in. we've got rain coming in is just poised to hit us. and in fact, it does. it goes all the way through and then we get to a beautiful, beautiful conditions. so anyway, we've got temperatures this afternoon in the 50's and 60's great conditions and we will enjoy our day and we'll look forward to some rain. back to you guys. thanks a lot. cathy 10, 47 right now and a san jose restaurant is closing for good. yeah, not just because it's getting more and more expensive to operate, but they've also had break-ins. >> for actually in the last year. let's take a closer look at how their not having to close. crawford's jack moment has more. >> 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 got to know funny farm and its staff last summer from this back-to-back break it and 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. >> 10 49 and national weather service conference is underway right now. lake tahoe, it's called operation sierra storm.

yeah, it's an event that looks at the latest weather trends in climate trends and some of the latest technology to that meteorologist are using. and earlier we talked to kron four's gayle ong, who's there? >> we learned we has had a bunch of presentations some of things that we 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. w.o 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 in the machine learning that artificial intelligence algorithm to then tease out what parameters most predictive of the 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 hemisfair 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. state-wide at, 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 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 pull all 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.

>> yelp may have some new competition from tiktok and by gosh of tiktok gets into the restaurant review game. you can bet a lot of people are going to be on there. i i don't have tiktok. but according to a the five-star rating situation, the you can rate them now on tiktok. they've got a future there. so it's kind of like yelp. you basically, you know, you get a thing that says, hey, you went to this place. we know you did. i don't think has are just tiktok have yet to maps. >> system with like pens where you see compliance to you staff i know you'll notice that you can search or area for restaurants nearby. right yelled does that. but your tiktok to some similar yeah. going to get into the

restaurant. they have those videos looking tonight. like advising tiktok and how to improve they might i don't want take a stick that we don't know what's happening with what we just leave this and what i like. your idea of adding the video i mean, wouldn't want to see what i'm eating raw, idea have a lot influencers on tiktok recommending we go. let's take a peek at the weather. it's going to be a beautiful day. a lot like yesterday and tomorrow, more of the same and then we start to change things. we got start to cloud up on thursday. and then my goodness gracious. we've got a chance for some rain likely in the north bay, a little iffy, depending on just exactly where atmospheric flow goes. could see some raindrops. that's on your map earlier. you had like maybe even half an inch in places like san francisco. yeah, that would be longer-term like to maybe like through the weekend, maybe 2 tenths of an inch in san francisco that like 10 times more than that in the north. a very of

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