>> today kron, 4 news at noon fighting back with immigrant rights. san francisco reaffirming its commitment as a sanctuary city as mayor daniel lurie fixes first appearance kron 4 asked mayor. and then executive order from president trump ban transgender troops. today. groups are preparing to take

legal action. plus. >> i'm trevor shirley in washington. the trump administration announces a pause on all federal loans and grants potentially throwing into limbo billions of dollars that have already been approved by congress. i've got that story coming up just ahead. thanks for joining us here on kron for news at noon. i'm justine waldman. >> we start in san francisco where city leaders are showing their support for the immigrant community today at city hall. they are reaffirming the city's commitment as a sanctuary city and sharing critical resources for immigrant communities. >> are we going to stand with immigrants? we to stand with our families. i here to stand with their workers. donald trump. this is what community looks like. later today. the

board of supervisors will vote on this sanctuary city ordinance. kron 4 charles clifford is at this news conference. he'll have more coming up later on this hour. >> also this morning, mayor daniel lurie joined the kron 4 morning news for the first time since taking office among a variety of different topics. he shared how his administration is handling immigration and ice agents. >> 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. we do not allow our local law enforcement to work with federal enforcement agencies those policies have kept us safe over the last. you have number of years and i will continue uphold those policies. 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. >> and if you want watch the full interview, you can find it on our website. kron 4 dot com. the city of san francisco

has unveiled a new hotline for immigrants. the sf immigrant form watched yesterday as an online resources for. refugees and their service providers. the san francisco office of civic engagement and immigration affairs sharing this resource on social media. the hub is intended to connect those in need with services resources at events. this is coming just days after ice agents were reported in downtown san francisco in certain buildings. president trump signed an executive order barring transgender people from serving in the military. this order declares transgender troops are not physically or mentally capable of serving kron 4. stephanie rothman has reaction from the bay area. transgender community. >> so 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 transitions.

>> 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 who they are. it's completely contrary to that core military value. jorge reyes, salinas is with a quality california. >> he says the new requirements and 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 eore 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. what weight 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 not no management experience to quit california. and other advocates say despite the ongoing attack, they will not stop fighting. certain groups are preparing now to file the first lawsuit challenging the executive order revi ing policy on transgender troops that could set the stage for. >> them being banned in the armed forces to civil rights groups filed a federal lawsuit today calling the order discriminatory and cool. the lawsuit is on behalf of 6

active service members and 2 individuals seeking enlistment. the plaintiff served across all branches of the military and are contributing among the highest levels, including a major captain, a sergeant and a navy pilot. the trump administration has ordered u.s. public health officials to stop working with the world health organization effective immediately. this 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 zahn await further assistance. this is coming 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 outbreaks like m-pox of africa and also monitoring bird flu outbreaks here in the u.s.. beginning today, the federal government is pausing all federal grants and loans pending review. this is a surprise move by president donald trump and

it's putting trillions of dollars in limbo. it really affects everything from health care research. also money for nonprofits. our washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more. >> and some democrats are raising concerns about the pause which is set to go into effect today at 5 o'clock eastern time. >> a memo out monday from the white house office of management and budget justifies the pause saying, quote, the use of federal resources to advance marxist equity, transgenderism and green new deal policies is a waste of taxpayer dollars stopping federal loans and grants could hamstring billions of dollars already allocated for public use, causing chaos or confusion for state and local governments that rely on federal money for public assistance programs. the order doesn't say how sweeping the pause will be. that does no, it won't impact social security or medicare. doesn't say of programs like medicaid, food stamps or small business disaster loans would feel an impact. the memo says

the order should be implemented to quote the extent permissible under applicable law. democrats immediately raise their opposition saying this will have extreme consequences across the country is a dagger at the heart of the average american family in red states and blue states and cities and suburbs. >> rural areas, senate minority leader chuck schumer saying money that's been approved by congress is, quote, not optional, accusing the trump administration of violating the law by holding up money intended for vital programs, no matter how much he may believe he does. the president does not have the authority to ignore the law and we're going to fight this in every way that we can. the white house says the pause is temporary and that all money need to review to make sure it complies with president trump's policies and orders. some democrats say they're exploring legal options to compel the trump administration to reverse course on this decision. >> and allow federal funds to be used as congress intended

reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> state representative john garamendi released a statement against this freeze saying in part, quote, donald trump's latest legal scheme to freeze nearly 3, 2 trillion dollars in federal aid is a reckless and unconstitutional act that punishes american families. this order blatantly ignores the constitution which gives congress the power to over see federal spending his action against the will of the people spreading chaos across the federal government. he goes on to mention groups affected by this pause, including food banks, school lunches, teacher pay as happening at low-income schools. other news now as a shooting suspect in san francisco, soma neighborhood has been shot and killed by police. police said that the gunman shot another man in the area 9th. the mission, the victim was critically injured. he was taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds. the suspected gunman then got into

a standoff with police at a nearby building. police say the suspect refused to leave that building and then exchanged gunfire between the suspects and the officers. the gunman was then killed by police. so now the police department is going to hold a town hall on this deadly shooting in the next 10 days as it undergoes an investigation. a woman has beenfound dead on the sidewalk in santa rosa. police are now investinthis as a homicide. the woman was found on white would drive near hearne avenue around 7 last night. no arrests have been made. the city of millbrae is holding a vote of no confidence against the controversial san mateo county sheriff christina corpus. this resolution is just part of a wave of action being taken against the sheriff in recent weeks. kron four's will tran has the details. the millbrae city council will decide tonight at 7 o'clock right behind me to issue confidence or no confidence against embattled san mateo county

sheriff christina corpus. >> it does not really matter whether or not how they vote. the fact that they got here. well, it doesn't bode well for her. we shall see what's going to happen as we plan to cover this. there's a lot of problems they had for the embattled sheriff. march 4th is a big date because on that particular day, voters in san mateo county will get to decide whether or not to give 5 county board of supervisors the power to ultimately remove her from her job. now she's been accused of racism, homophobia, nepotism, as well as abuse of power while as sheriff, she denies all allegations. in fact, she and attorneys are fighting back saying that this is not allowed by the county charter that according to the charter, there is no special election for this that it has to be handled in the general election in november of 2026. but the county says that's not

true. and the window for her to fight back as far as or legal claims that window has closed. so she has no legal leg to stand on. on top of that, the ballots have already been mailed out. >> still ahead here on news today, new speed cameras coming san francisco and traffic safety advocates say they will save lives. plus of the school is still shut down after thieves causing power outage. plan for students after this cost crime.

>> it will soon be a lot harder to get away with speeding and san francisco as the city is installing more than 33 cameras. the goal is to slow drivers down and save lives. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> beating 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. >> today. santa rosa, please. adding some drones to their force to help in emergency situations will be directed towards the santa rosa public safety committee, santa rosa's police chief says deploying drones would cut down response times making a big difference when lives are at risk. >> 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 >> officers also say the drones would be useful during natural disasters like a wildfire. not everyone, though, is in favor of this summer word that the drones could be used to spy on people. and in response, the police department said the drones will only be used for emergency emergency situations and never random surveillance. the subcommittee has the authorization to start the program. if it gets approved. we'll talk about our weather forecast now looking outside here at a sunny and clear san francisco. we're going to check in now with meteorologist kyla grogan to see what's happening outside today. hello there. i get to deliver the blue skies yet again. everybody looking good out there as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. but >> got a clear my throat here and doing that trying get the cold that's out. oops, we did

it again, everybody. in the words of britney spears, 30 degrees livermore. 31 in napa, these lows this morning where 31 in santa rosa 34 in redwood city. 36 in concord. 38 in san jose and even my oakland airport got down to 39 degrees this morning. so it was a chilly one. once again, we are going to have this overnight chill but notice we've narrowed the areas that are gonna be looking out for this frost advisory tonight. so obviously interior portions of the north bay and then you can see in the south bay as well, santa clara hills. we do have some of the freeze morning happening there, too. so we are not looking at the peninsula. the east bay today, but we do still have some of that cold expected tonight and why? well, we still have these. we're just clear skies out there and that unfortunately does help to allow those temperatures to drop very quickly in the overnight. now, happy to say temperatures right now looking pretty good. 55 degrees in san francisco. that sunshine warming things up and notice napa where we were so cold this morning still sitting in the 40's at 49. but we'll see that pick up as we get into the afternoon to hang in there. napa wind is nice and

light today. so no issue there. you can see directions kind of variable today as well. and as we look at stormtracker there, it is beautiful. now we are going to see some clouds move in later in the day today and even get a little patchy fog likely in the overnight tonight will be the beginning of that breakdown of high pressure that's been keeping us so nice and sunny highs today will be above average. once again. you can see we'll see about 60 61 degrees in our inland spots of this low 60's 50's around the bay. it should be a lovely day to get out and about for you. we do have this to discuss. however, we have rain and snow coming near the end of the week into next weekend. even the beginning of next week. don't get locked in on these totals yet, but we'll talk about it. we'll talk about the sierra snow and we'll also track the rain that we're going to have. and i'll talk about your 7 day forecast coming up later in the right? sounds good in person. classes canceled this week at a vallejo school after a copper wire theft over the weekend cut its power. >> the school now faces costly repairs and the school district is already

considering merging some campuses to help close a budget deficit. kron. 4 to call reports. >> school this week. that is what is britten 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 stand. 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 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.

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>> back now to our top story at noon. san francisco city leaders are showing their support for the immigrant community today at city hall. they are reaffirming the city's commitment as a sanctuary city and also sharing some critical resources for the immigrant communities. kron 4 charles clifford joins us now live from city hall in san francisco with more. thanks for being here. >> well, good afternoon. yeah. donald trump has only been president for a week, but there's already concern that his administration may be ramping up efforts to deport immigrants, specifically undocumented immigrants. let's going take a look at some video here in over the past

week. we heard or seen reports of ice agents operating around the bay area, including this video from san jose. also reports of agents here in san francisco. but this points unclear if these actions are just the agency's normal operations or if we are seeing escalation in deportation activity, but fearing that deportations and rates could increase in the months and years ahead, san francisco city leaders are showing their support for the immigrant community and reaffirming that san francisco will remain a sanctuary city. >> we in san francisco. will not be scared and we will come together as an entire city. and as the tire community. >> right now, we have repeatedly over the last week reached out to ice to get some comment to see exactly what it is that they've been doing recently. we have so far not heard back. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. >> a live look outside right now. from our camera on top of

mount tam. can see the city there and what's happening outside of the moment. we're going to check in now with kyla grogan to see what's happening in any chance of snow. yeah, exactly. want to talk about this. so when i took a look this morning, i could see just a little bit of snow there here at lake tahoe. and we are going to see more of that as we get into the weekend in particular. >> as we do have a little atmospheric river set up. it's going to live or rain for us here in the bay and some snow for the sierra is. let's talk about real quick right now. pretty nice day out there, sunny skies. they are very chilly. parting now sitting at 38 degrees which can see the winds are nice and calm and they are benefiting from the high pressure just like we are obviously sunny skies and just clear all through northern california right now. so that's going to be another nice day for them today. and frankly, another nice day for the next couple of days. you're taking a live look here. diamond peak. some folks out there enjoying the sunshine and the beautiful view as they get into their afternoon and really today tomorrow, thursday, looking good. lots of sunshine to be out there and enjoy after that. the pattern changes and

things get a little interesting as we have the next system setting up that will bring some rain to the bay area. and you can see some snow to the sierra. now, this is just showing you through sunday. it looks like we will have some more on the other side of that. we get into the beginning of next week. right now, we're not really locked in on totals yet, but it looks like we could potentially see a foot of snow, maybe even a little bit more in the sierra. now, as far as the rain is concerned, obviously nothing to worry about today as we take a live look here at half moon bay. it's absolutely gorgeous out there today. just sunshine wall to wall. but over the next few days, we to like the sierra going to be pretty nice. but notice by the time we get to thursday, we start to move into a cloudier profile cooler temperatures for our highs. warmer temperatures for our lows, by the way, and some rain on the way. when i come back in a little bit, i will track that for you. get your ready because the weekend looking like a little bit of a washout. alright, all eyes are on the operation. sierra storm weather conference. it's a cutting edge. >> foreman seminar for network television, meteorologist for all around the country

featuring leading scientists and experts discussing newsworthy topics, trends for today. and the future kron four's gayle ong is there. and she has the latest. >> ratings, everyone from the top of the tram at heavenly mountain resort. i'm here for the annual operation. sierra storm weather conference where scientists and tv meteorologist gathered around to talk about everything, whether in climates today we are talking about snow making at heavenly mountain resort and i have a trade are edelman. the gm of the mountain talk about that topic. thank you for being with us here. so happy to have you here thanks being here. i know we've had a dry spell for about 3 weeks, but we got some recent snow and you >> have the snow machines blowing. tell me more about that process. yeah, absolutely. we had a really good start to the season and then the last couple weeks it's been a little dry, but happy to have over 10 inches of new snow. >> this weekend and cold conditions. so we've been able to continue making snow. >> basically that's under 28 degrees with high pressure,

water, high-pressure air were able to put snow in certain trails. you can see the canal trail right behind us here. it's one of our signature runs. it just opened yesterday. thanks to the snowmaking work from the team. >> and tell you more about, you know, we are expecting that mountain snow towards the weekend. hopefully that verifies tell me how you plan to, you manage conditions that. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, we've got most of the mountain open. 95 1% of the mountain is open at the moment, sir. really looking for that next pattern change to give us some continued snow and excitement and keep it deeper and deeper here. and here in tahoe, having me. >> and what else do we have planned for the rest of season versus season? we know that we've got everything up and we've got the president's holiday week. coming up, we've got a springs game. we've got a bunch answer aaron style coming up not to now to later. we've got a big dj show. coming up, sir. yeah, lots going all around. heavenly every every day for the rest of the season. >> well, thank you so much for joining me here on the top of the tram of heavenly mountain resort. it's a beautiful view.

we have the lake right behind as we're having a great time. send it back to you in the studio. >> a san jose restaurant is closing up because they say they it's just too expensive to operate anymore. the restaurant has also been broken into 4 times in the last year. but as kron four's jack molmud reports, the restaurant plans to go out with a bang. >> 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. 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 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. >> the white house is pausing federal grants and loans starting today as president donald trump's administration begins in across the board review of that spending, causing some confusion and panic among organizations that rely on washington for their financial lifeline. joining us now to talk more about this is congresswoman zoe lofgren. thank you for being with us this afternoon. so i wanted to get your take on this. a freeze of all the federal grants and loans that affects millions of people. many here in the bay area. anything for meals on wheels. some head start programs are also on pause to have any reassurance that you can give your constituents our viewers about whether or not they will see

this money again. >> what the president has done, i think it's pretty clearly illegal. congress has appropriated these funds he's required under law to see that the laws are faithfully executed. there have been numerous cases since the nixon presidency indicating what he's doing is illegal. now, we now have a right-wing supreme court. do they plan to overturn half a century of case law? you know, who knows with those guys? for now, we are going to fight this as best we can. lawsuits have already been filed. you know i started getting tax early this morning from around the country. other other members of congress where head start operations. are you laying

people off because of cuts in funding to community health centers and federally qualified health centers as some clinics may be closing food for the nutrition program for pregnant women, funding for elementary schools in title one funding for disabled students the idea act. i among many others domestic violence programs are shelters that are going to have to close and layoff all their employees. it's really outrage is you know, president trump can review all he wants. and if you has recommendations, he can come to the congress to make changes. proposed changes to the law. but what he's doing here is wrong and illegal. >> so is the only way to get these programs back to unfreeze. this funding is to file lawsuits and take these

policies and the trump administration to court. that's already being done and i don't know how soon the court will active. you know, the lower court's order bound to follow existing law the law is it? this is the legal now maybe that right-wing supreme court wants to change the law. but until they do, i'm hopeful that the lower courts will follow what has been a half century of precedent. and i only have for another minute here, but i wanted to also get your take on these immigration sweeps that have happened across the country. some 2000 people arrested. >> across the country, some here even in the bay area what do you think of this latest executive order and are you standing with ed? are you trying to fight against it? >> well, when the president said he wanted violent criminals to be removed, so does everyone else. i mean, that's nothing new the idea that we would send ice ages, you know, running through

schools and running through churches is a big change that i think is very unwise. and you have to think also what he included in his order was a a change in the constitution that you can't change by executive order that people born in the united states would no longer be american citizens. that's directly contrary to the 14th amendment. so he said clearly on a rage in doesn't really much care what the constitution says. >> well, representatives aloft i'm glad you could join us this afternoon on short notice to go over these 2 big stories we're following this afternoon. appreciate your time. >> still ahead here at noon today, among best bakeries in last one of them is right here in the bay area. so we're going to meet the owners whale going to meet the owners whale on door right after the break.

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then he switched to mucinex nightshift. mucinex is uniquely formulated to leave your system faster, so you wake up ready to go. uhh, hank! try mucinex nightshift and feel the difference. >> all right. we'll talk about our weather forecast now. looking outside here across the embarcadero. real clear out there. the mornings have been quite chilly. let's see if that's going to continue right now with meteorologist kyla grogan. hey, there you have a couple more mornings of cold temperatures and then we're going to start to see things improve. but right now you can see people out and about here hanging out on the embarcadero, taking a walk around the city and enjoying this beautiful day. lots of sunshine out there all across the bay area. so it's bay area wide. we're going to little patchy overnight. fog and yes, once again, those cold inland valley specially our north bay in our south bay. tonight, a little bit of santa clara hills looking for some rain beginning on friday. it is going to be an atmospheric river that has several waves of rain that will come so talk about that in a second. but

first of all, let's take a look at temperatures. 56 in san jose, san francisco about 55. still some 40's out their spots that were really chilly this morning. 49 napa being one of them. but you can see we're starting to warm up a bit here. petaluma now up to 59 degrees. it should work its way up to a pretty nice day. wind is calm. no issue there today with that. but the cold, let's talk about this notice tonight. this frost advisory, a little more focused, not so much bay area wide like yesterday. so we're talking interior north bay, also south bay. and then you can see part of the santa clara hills where there's even some of that freeze warning, meaning those temps could get even below the freezing mark. so get ready for this. and the overnight tonight. we're going to have it tonight tomorrow day and then we'll start to get a break. but these are the numbers and looking out for tonight. and they are pretty low right down to that freezing mark. again, particularly in those north bay valleys. but notice the east they will not be far behind. livermore has been popping some really cold temperatures in the last few days. all right. fog cast wanted to mention this. we are going see that high pressure break down just a little bit. notice by tonight, starting to see some of that patchy fog

that will come into tomorrow morning. we'll start to see a little bit of a different look than what we've had the last few mornings at the very clear skies. and that is because this omega pattern, right? it looks it's called an omega block. know to see outline here. you see what you've got low pressure either side of high pressure. looks like the greek letter omega. there you go. so what has to happen is that low have to bump the high out of the way. that is what's going to happen. and when that happens, clouds move in. this low pressure system starts to deliver some rain on friday. some snow to the sierra. and you could see what i mentioned. it was an atmospheric river component. it just kind of keeps running right through the beginning of next week. so it's not going to be just one hit, but several hits of rain. i don't want you to lock in on these totals quite yet, but i want to show you this just to say that it does look like the north bay will bear the brunt of some of this rain to the tune of potentially an inch and a half to 2 inches of rain as we go into the beginning of next week. but we will get some rain bay area wide. it does look like it will be mostly focus, though, for the heavier totals in the north

bay. but let's wait till we get a little closer before we lock in on that. as you know, what's actually going to happen. but you can see what is definitely going to happen is our pattern changes and we bring in some rain starting on friday rolling through the weekend. that is going to affect your weekend plans. so just be aware of that. and we do start off the beginning of next week as well. a little soggy notice. temperatures pulling back. however, our lows will also be rising. it will be getting out of, as you can see, those 30's and rolling into, you know, 40's even 50's and some of our overnight low. so that will be a big difference. back to you. a bay area bakery just earned a top spot on the new york times. best bakeries in the u.s. list. it's called con dorton healdsburg. >> and they're joining us now. because we have some sweet treats. joining us to us all about their bakery and the success owners. melissa and john mckay, thank you for being here. thank you for. sending these over. as we asked yesterday to come, join

us in person and you said you could make it totally get it. but this is, you know, the next best thing. appreciate your time. this afternoon. you had no idea that you are making this list. it was a total surprise. >> now it was christmas eve in the middle of like the whirlwind of, you know, holiday pickup orders. and my friend who was picking up her order had just come in after the rush. >> and she's like, well, you must have seen the article. that's why it's so busy in here knows that what article she should be on her when i told everybody jobs around the ground. >> so it's been about a month since that happened. what has the result been like? are you seeing low clouds lines out the door? you're selling out sooner. are you enjoying this success a little bit more. >> go ahead. were taken as it comes definitely some some weekend lines get pretty crazy. and we were just like going to settle in for kind of a, you know, the rainy winter

time end lakes, maybe slow down just a touch and instead we've had our busiest weeks so far. >> well, that's great, right? yeah. turned into more of like doggy paddling for like a month of just like can we keep up? and then i think the week after all that we finally got our heads above water. so what's the next steps here? you just gotta keeps women. >> well, so before any of this, we were kind of the project of moving the so like maybe like double triple the space. so hopefully we can kind of just ride this wave into into even more. >> and where will that new bakery be? it's roughly 200 yards away. so right in the same neighborhood, staying in hillsborough. yeah. what is it that do you think is your secret to success? what do you think has set your part? why do you think you made this list? >> we are constantly seeking perfection, even though you

know, we'll get into something. it's like if it's if it's not broken, don't fix it. and so we're just like always checking the barometer of our basics and making sure that we're questioning every single thing in. it's just so hands-on. we don't have a ton of like automated. processes of how we do things in. everybody's taking like a lot of accountability for each of their sections. and so there's no room for mistakes. and then as gaming, like consistent product. that's when we're allowing ourselves like we're earning any change. >> so let's talk about some of the things that you brought here. what's like the most popular thing on the menu at the moment like off? what i don't want to do is drop what what are people coming in like what sells out the fast? this is like the cookie. i see this is some sort of like cookie cream pie. some chris oats. >> yeah. the i think that chris on serve biggest program. it's also just our favorite thing to this con is also very popular. we make our own marzipan and ouse with a little bit of rose water.

that's the biscuit. so it's here's what's going one of those 2. yeah. so we make the mirza pan untouchable and house and then we make the jam and house of rotating seasonal flavors. and so it just it looks like a pb and j's lights. but when it bakes, it keeps its super moist, it's like an unexpectedly really not dry. stone. >> amazing. well, congratulations. i hope you guys can keep up. and it sounds like in the new space you'll have a lot more success and probably more people coming in. now. the talk with us this afternoon on kron 4. thank you so much. and yet shot. and melissa, that you're married right? right? yeah. can talk about that later. thank you for the treats. congratulations. thank >> all right. still ahead here at noon, an international tug rescue is bringing attention to the screen. what you need to know before. maybe take one of these slushy little faces of these slushy little faces home.

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>> all right. a pug rescue center in south africa has taken in more than 2500 pug since opening in 2008 with more pubs needing assistance just in the last few years, the center is home to over 200 pubs. also has to foster homes. some pubs were rescued from neighbors that had been neglecting them or owners that were no longer able to afford the expense of having this pug. >> i think the biggest problem with people, they don't realize how parks a victim. that case. quite the expensive to look at parks, but people they don't realize that they you sunday parks and then they

just rushed to caught. and then the companies that effect because the that he high. but those fear, if i can say with pope ice, they've put pumpkins of fakes. they put pumpkins all iain fiction. so it's quite really difficult than ice on the most. but the expensive often. >> the pug rescue center is divided into several play areas. there is a retirement area for older pox. also an area for younger plugs to play around and also an area recently added for rescued pubs and at least 27 sort of these like tiled cottages they made, including some kennels where the pugs can go sleep. a french, a french dancer. was up for a challenge at the beginning of the year deciding to dance on a ship's bal. in article for this stunning footage that was filmed by her partner and you can see her there dressed in a white

ballerina to to dancing in this very high stakes location on top of this cruise ship there. her partner who filmed her says that they knew that the conditions would be challenging, but they also knew that they could pull it off and that the shot would be spectacular. very brave to do that right? alright has the last remaining female elephant in its possession than that just arrived in south australia. and as near the end of her long journey to the safari park zoo posted this. >> video showing. the journey here with the elephant receiving some snacks and peanut butter sandwiches. even some watermelon slices as she traveled across australia. the zoo says there the aiea or very important elephant was traveling. so it could be part of this. thank you for joining us here during kron for news at noon. appreciate your not going to eating this.

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