morning news. there's a heavy police presence concord neighborhood. will tran is live at the scene with what we know so far. it turns out a 15 year-old was out with his girlfriend in san jose when he was stabbed to death on valentine's day. the investigation into why continues. and more pain at the pump. gas prices have soared more than $0.50 in the last month across the bay area. the kron 4 morning news starts now.

>> it said. good morning and thanks for waking up with back to work tuesday for. yeah, i'm sorry and i'm james and lucky for you. the weather is great on this. back to work tuesday. sure isn't getting warmer by the end. but a little hiccup in between john yet borrow the little baby hiccup. it's going to be a little shower or 2 for your wednesday. and then it's really getting even warmer towards the next weekend. now, today, clear and a little warmer than yesterday was. so that trend is noticeable. indeed. >> let's look outside at san jose right here. a few low clouds but definitely brighter than yesterday. at this time. and we are seeing dry skies across the region today. so if you want to get some more yard work done, today's a good day for it. we're not even really seeing a lot of fog up in the north bay like we did yesterday. now, temperature wise, we are actually a little bit colder. sometimes is clear morning's can prove to be that way. livermore and dublin at 38 degrees. currently we are. 46 in sonoma sausalito at 44

right now. now this afternoon, that's all going to be changing from a chilly start to the morning to some 60's already by the time we reach right around lunchtime today, i'll be talking more details on some 70's around the corner. still ahead right now. all right, john, thank you for that. while we're not seeing major issues or delays. >> on our bridges, they are busy this morning. so 23 minute ride on the bay rays. watch them until bridge sits at 18. 12 for that richmond center fell. if you are going to be taking the golden gate bridge around. 24 minutes, we do have some accidents and issues like southbound 6.80, south of geary wrote this is up in walnut creek. so things are slowing go along 6.80, also, as you can see, for busy as well. all right, james, back to you. >> thanks. train a 702. in the breaking news that we're following this morning as we're live in concord, where we've seen a heavy police presence. yeah, this is in the area will pass road and the tomah drive in concord will tran is there. he's been following the latest from the scene. will.

>> james, i'm on the tomah drive and i'm not alone because they're about 8 police cars. also at the scene. they've been here since about one 30 in the morning. you can see all that crime scene tape blocking the public off. they are allowing people to leave their homes and go to work or to school. they are focusing on that particular house with the garage open. reportedly, this is a domestic violence situation possibly between a father and son. i just talked to the concord police department and they hope to have a spokesman available or spokesperson available little bit later to give us more information. but we don't see an ambulance here or coroner's office. so it appears possibly it's a non-fatal, but we believe that maybe shots were fired by the concord police department because we are talking 6 and a half hours later and they have not left the scene whatsoever. they continue to gather evidence walking back and forth and you

can see there's another officer stepping out of his car right now, maybe even going into the house at this particular time. so this is far from wrapping up. you can see neighbors on the other side of the crime scene tape waking up taking a look for themselves exactly what happened. as soon as i get more information, i'll let you know. but it does not appear any officer was injured behind all of this. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll continue to check back with the will and get more to help details on what's going on there throughout night. 703 is the time family and friends continue to mourn the death of that teenager who was stabbed in san jose santana row on valentine's day. just 15 years old. just a boy. there's a go fund me now for the 15 year-old his name is david gutierrez. >> and he was on a date with his girlfriend when he was jumped and stabbed to death. crawford jeff moment has more. family and friends of david gutierrez say that he was a student at sequoyah high school. >> and love to go to his local boxing gym in redwood city.

the 15 year-old was killed in a stabbing here in santana row on valentine's day. it's a better introduce you to the young life taken too soon. we take you to redwood city. >> it is like to work out. hang out with his friends here. >> this is david gutierrez, boxing gym. this group of kids standing right now was the same group the team would normally train with. this is his coach for dover, rita, henry list. it's not real. you >> it was random when favorite in this state. he coached gutierrez for 2 years and says that this was unexpected. >> adding gutierrez was a good kid. yeah, he was good. he was done. he was a scary. he was brave. the 15 year-old with a student at sequoyah high school. his life was cut short friday on valentine's day. >> according to his family's gofundme, he was killed, stabbed in the heart while on a date with his girlfriend. said still the affair of the

state. we know feel right. san jose police say the suspects ran away before police arrived. gutierrez was taken to a hospital where he later >> feel really sorry for his family. and yeay, it to the someone that young. especially the community less somebody that san jose mayor matt may have sent a statement to kron. 4 news that says, quote, as we await more details about this tragic death. my thoughts are with the victim's family who are undoubtedly reeling from this horrific loss. i have full confidence that our police officers will pursue every lead to bring the perpetrator of the senseless violence to justice. the family gofundme says all money donated will go towards funeral expenses with the family telling the world, quote. >> we lost our baby san jose. police also told as of monday there are no updates to share with the case as the investigation is ongoing. reporting here in san jose. jack moment kron 4 news. >> well, 706, is the time and happening today. we've got school crossing guards rallying and speaking out against a proposal to

eliminate them. the sfmta is proposing these cuts today at the board of directors meeting and it comes after the u.s. if you and t s as budget deficit has appeared on their books for the 2025. 26 year. the rally is set to be held at city hall before the meeting at 01:00pm 706, and happening today, crews are going to says turret removing. >> the controversial center bicycle lane that was really only recently installed a longer than that. lindsey, a street has an idea of how to move traffic and make things smoother and safer for everybody. cyclists, pedestrians, cars, businesses that didn't work. everybody complain including the business owners who said they were losing a lot of money and customers and they threatened a lawsuit over that center bike lane. so the city has decided, we're going to take it out. it's going to take about 2 months to do that. and the work is scheduled monday through friday from 07:00am to 05:00pm. and when they're done, they're going to be moving it over to what we're seeing is a traditional bike lane that's been working and

seems to be working. well all around the bay put it on the side of the road. developing news this morning from union city. police are investigating a crash that happened at this intersection. a person was hit by a car around 8.30 last night. eastbound alvarado. niles road at al london boulevard and they said that the area is going to be closed until they finish their investigation. we don't even know the status of the person hit by the car. we just know that they're investigating. >> in the east bay, we have one camera store looking for help now after they say they were broken into over the weekend and look at the damage. this is looking glass photo. they've got to go fund me page and again, that page says this car rammed through the store's entrance multiple times. you can seen the damage for yourself here in these pictures. lot of merchandise was taken so far more than $43,000 has been raised on that. go-fund me campaign to try repair some of this damage and replace some of those stolen items. teachers in san

ramon are standing up against proposed budget cuts. they say they're pushing back against the district's proposal of 26 million dollars in cuts, which includes cutting mental health support staff like counselors and social workers over 1000 teachers are set to rally today during the lunch hour at doherty valley high school beginning at 11, 30. >> parts of a popular mall on the peninsula could and up in a major redevelopment plan. owners of the hillsdale mall in san mateo have submitted a plan to turn part of the shopping center into a housing area. kron four's. lindsey ford has the details. >> this western section of the mall could potentially turn into housing. i spoke to all employees who have big motions about the plans. it's a mixed feeling for sure. kathy canelo works at the h in him inside of the hillsdale mall. the store is located on the western side of the mall, which according to a plan publicized by the city of san

mateo, could potentially turn into three-story townhomes. it's part of a major redevelopment plan submitted by the mall's owners called hillsdale re imagined the project would take down the existing indoor mall structure and turn the space into homes office and retail buildings and open space. canelo says the only positive things you can think of is the housing would provide opportunities for people who want to move into the area. but she doesn't want to think about looking for a new job. i've only been here for like 5 minutes, but it's been helpful having a job that's nearby. another hillsdale mall employee aliyah austin, thanks. the potential redevelopment is an all around bad idea because he'll still is a hot spot for families. least when i work on the weekends or even like on a busy times and there's like mall event, it gets really crowded like they know they have a like kind of concert in like the center square. austin also says the serramonte center in daly city is the closest shopping mall from

hillsdale. >> which would be a 20 to 30 minute trip for families in and around san mateo. this is like close to small within, kind of a distance. so it would kind of take away from people shopping space like where to go. >> the city of san mateo has not yet released an estimated cost of the hillsdale mall redevelopment plan or construction date. reached out but we weren't able to or speak with the property owners or city officials because of presidents holiday in san mateo, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> join our fight to protect your access to affordable rides. >> it is my affordable the ride going away. that's what it sounds like. changes could be coming to the cost of uber will tell you how companyt leaders are pushing against new state laws. and a driver caught on camera again and again. recklessly doing donuts in an east bay neighborhood. in an east bay neighborhood. what's being done about it?

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♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ yeeeeeaaaaahhhhhh ♪ >> 7.14. let's get a look outside from the top of mount tam into the bay this morning. the sun is already rising before 07:00am now. so the days getting a little longer and you're going to enjoy that sunshine today because temperatures even a little bit warmer than where we were yesterday. so pretty enjoyable, one for sure. now, as far as winds go, we're on the lighter side of things. again, all these factors are adding up to a very pleasant field. one little interruption tomorrow. this low pressure area that's going to skirt to the north of the region. this is really going to bring some rain and snow to washington and oregon and especially up near the oregon border here in california. but for us here

locally in the bay area on up into the sierra, we're right at the cusp of any potential with just a couple sprinkles for the bay and some very light snowfall in the sierra. i mean, you can see it really doesn't add up to much for the bay. a light sprinkle staying below a 10th of an inch for donner summit around 3 inches of snow. so i'm like that feet of snow that we measured last week. all this is very much so on the manageable side. if you wanted to get up there, a lot of 60's today, including in san francisco and some spots along the coastline, 60's as well along the bayshore burlingame in millbrae at 62 degrees. some mid 60's in the south bay this afternoon. san jose, you'll get up to 66 degrees among our warmer spots while union city at 64 livermore right there as well. walnut creek also among those warmer areas at 66, same up in vacaville napa. you land at 65 this afternoon. same in santa rosa. looking ahead. temperatures tomorrow will be a little bit cooler. that one lone chance of a few

sprinkles. most of that rainfall stays north of the golden gate with just a drop of water to south of it. by thursday, we've tried back out and temperatures continue their upward trajectory by the weekend and early next week. we got some 70's for a lot of us. great. >> all southbound 6, here at monument boulevard pleasant hill. that just cleared. so all lanes are open now. yet those residual delays along 6.80, with. but as the morning goes on, that starts to die down just a little bit. >> the 20 minute ride into the city with no accidents there, but traffic building a lot of people heading back to work today in school. 21 on the san mateo bridge, no accidents on the richmond. sandra fell or golden gate. one of the south. a 41 minute. so last check and we're still under 40 south. that's starting to build selanne showdown at 2.37. around 37 minutes. tourism is back to you. >> thank you. reyna 7.16, the time and for yournmoney this morning, movie theater, popcorn buckets are helping

drive concession sales and stocks are near record highs as investors await fed minutes this week. we've got jane king live at the york stock exchange to break it all down. good morning, jane. james. good morning. put the p 500 did hit a record high and then turn lower. but >> we do have a lot economic news coming over the next few days. minutes from the federal reserve's january meeting. we also get some updates on manufacturing and the services sector and consumer sentiment earnings from walmart which always very interesting. they're so big. they touched so many americans and consumers that. >> always interesting to hear what walmart has to say about the economy. well, the new york times is rolling out internal artificial intelligence tools for its staff. for reports at the time say ai tools, which include an in-house summers, ation platform called echo, are designed for tasks such as research brainstorming in reading social media copy, though the company e-mail specifies riders will not be using ai to draft articles or do major revisions to their articles and sales of plushies

have skyrocketed in recent years. and it's just children driving the demand. fortune reports sales are way up as gen z is buying. statistics says that plushies sales were 2.6 billion in 2023. and also sales doing well popcorn and those commemorative popcorn buckets of movie theaters, a part of the recent especially buckets are driving concession purchases at enticing people to see big movies on opening weekend. is started selling these movie thing buckets in 2019, but they gained even more unpopular the past couple of live from the new york stock exchange. i'm jane king. back to all right, jane, thank you very much. >> 7.18 right now today is the first day back to work for a lot of people cause you had a long weekend. yeah, stay. and if you need to fill er up this morning before you head out, you might be shocked at what prices are looking like this morning. joey horta is live in the newsroom with the numbers at the pub by joey. hey, sorry to break it to you guys. but the pain at the pump is officially back. so if you're filling up this morning, you're going to notice a

difference. gas prices up nearly $0.60 in san francisco compared to just a month ago. >> we're paying a few cents more than last weekend. quite a few cents war in most places in vallejo in oakland, $0.28 more than last week. today, san jose and san francisco quarter more now. napa. 36 higher and both sarah fell and santa rosa gas is also a quarter more than last week. drivers in contra costa county can expect to pay just over 5 bucks. and san mateo county, 5.18, a gallon. so what's driving up these prices? what when refinery goes offline, production drops. and so in the east bay, we had that big fire breaking out at the martinez refinery, injuring several employees and leading to air quality concerns earlier this month. what a refinery does that production goes down when they're offline. so supply demand is a factor. according to the energy information administration, the domestic supply drop 3 million barrels last week and the u.s. is

putting out average of 9 million barrels of oil per day. so the demand for gas is up by about 200,000 barrels per day. now and just look at the calendar. it's right on cue. refineries are beginning to switch over from the winter blend to this summer blend of fuel. according to aaa and so summer blend cost more that usually lives of those higher prices for the customers. so as we've seen time and time again, that as summer approaches, gas prices are likely to keep going up. so maybe look at barter some other option. call a friend to a car pull guys back something and take me av as james million times where we lived on the way, maybe but thank you, >> it's a concern for all of us around >> and this has become a chronic problem in one east bay community. that man you just heard from says he's concerned and frustrated over a particular driver has been doing donuts in his

neighborhood from sun up to sun down. yeah. and this is right in the middle of a residential neighborhood in walnut creek. and you can see how dangerous it could be if something went wrong. >> as kron 4, sarah stinson reports. >> the aftermath from these donuts can be seen here 4n castle rock road. you can see the skid marks this happening at all hours of the day and night this weekend. it happened during the day for the first time. however, that did allow 2 brothers who grew up here to capture video of a license plate. >> in the middle of the day, a reckless driver seen doing donuts on castle rock road in walnut creek, mitchell and greg mays lure caught it on video another. we have a license plate. we can actually. >> for sure say that this is the guy and we have video of him doing it. so what proof you want? these brothers say this type of chaos has been disrupting their neighborhood for 2 years. it's a concern for all of us around here. >> every time someone's doing donuts around here will all

come out and waltz kuspuk what we saw videos really try to report every weekend. >> it finally capture the license plates of 2 drivers who brazenly did this over president's day weekend. it was happening every day saturday, sunday and today we yeah, it has normally been during the night. >> but i think they're just getting more. we have more courage. no one stopping them know caring. maser says they've reported it to police but nothing has been done called. we've emailed mailers hopeful. their latest proof will help investigators. >> he worries of this continues. there could be deadly consequence is that he can easily lose control and hit someone standing on the side of the street. he could smash into someone's house is very dangerous. the maze or brother say speeding is also a major issue on this street. despite the city installing a roundabout and speed radar

signs, they plan to go to the walnut creek city council meeting on tuesday with other neighbors to speak about these issues. we did reach out to the police department, but we did not hear back in time for this report. >> i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> thank you, sarah. 7.22. the time. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news bay-area residents and citizens across the country taking to the streets on pres

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airlines plane crashed while landing and ended up on its roof monday. you can see the pictures here. the flight was carrying 80 people. it was arriving at canada's toronto airport from minneapolis. miraculously, nobody died. and authorities say those who are injured reported that they were only minor injuries. investigators are still looking into why that plane crash. they did say it was snowing and windy. you can see the ice on the runway here in toronto, delta canceled all flights in and out of that airport for the rest of the evening while they conducted their investigation 7.25 and the new alameda county district attorney is going to be sworn in today in oakland. the ceremony will be later today. >> 4 are jones dickson. it'll be at the davidson spirit courthouse on fallon. street dixon is replacing pamela price who was recalled by voters in november. previously dixon was a superior court judge and she also served as deputy district attorney in alameda county for 15 years. she says that her main focus

at first is going to be on reorganizing the da's office and on catching with a backlog of cases. the swearing-in ceremony is at 3 o'clock today. >> to the north bay, 2 teens are accused now stealing a car from a driver at gunpoint in vallejo. officers say these teens block 2 women into a parking lot and stole their car. the victim's car was later found abandoned. and then a short time later, officers spotted those teens and pulled him over. but police say they have these guns in those car air in that car. both have been arrested. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, nba star jalen wells is speaking out about sonoma state's plans to sonoma state's plans to completely cut sports. what he

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now and we're checking out the weather for you on a tuesday just in time for a back-to-work the outs. back to nice weather. yeah. >> the chances were go ahead, john. yeah, it's just a little sprinkle tomorrow. definitely another like thursday and early friday of last week was. >> today looking absolutely gorgeous and nothing getting in your way for your tuesday. we are seeing outside a little bit of a breeze there at the embarcadero, but not much. >> today is going vote for all be really calm. little clear. little warmer. >> all those factors adding up to a nice one. even seeing a little less fog that we did yesterday up in the north bay. so not dealing with this much of that as you are getting back to work for your tuesday temperatures mostly in the 40's, although a few of us like livermore, dublin up in solano fallen into the 30's so far we will be rounding that corner, though, and temperatures will be lifting pretty consistently. so from a chilly start to this morning

to a really mild early afternoon already back into the 60's. >> all right. back to work and school for a lot of folks today and the highways and bridges are reflective of that. 24 minutes for everybody making their way on the bay bridge into the city right now. no accidents on our bridges, though, while you're at about 26 on the san mateo bridge, you're still under 15 allar richmond center fell and that golden gate bridge around 30 minutes. all james, back to you. >> 7.30, right now and the breaking news that we want to check in with is in concord. we've been following a police presence. >> in a neighborhood will tran. is there gathering details right there at the intersection of willow pass and thentomah will what he's saying. >> i just confirmed with neighbors and one neighbor told me that he did, in fact, hear gunfire in the overnight hours. so we're not sure it's the people who were firing or the police officers. but that has been confirmed over the past couple of minutes by me after talking to a neighbor who did not want to go on

camera. you can see detectives are now at the scene. they are standing right in front of the home with that garage open. that's the epicenter of what went down at around one 30 in the overnight hours. we believe this is a domestic violence situation involving up father and son. we don't see any ambulances or coroner's office here. police officers are extremely tight-lipped about what's going on. but i mentioned the ambulance with the coroner's office meeting. this could end without a fatality. obviously in the coroner's office is here. that means somebody died. but we don't see any and we don't see officers acting very urgently meeting, perhaps none of their officers are injured by all of this. i have reached out to the concord police department heee as well as back after police department. and now you see detectives here and we hope to get more information as the morning moves on. this is at natoma and willow pass road.

and that is the house where everything went down about 6 hours ago. >> back you. lay that out because you've been to enough of this type of thing to know. as you're telling us, it's an investigation. there's no rest. there's no evacuations. no, right. i mean, that's what you're seeing out there. well. >> be having covered this a long time and especially if they're not going to talk, you just have to use your experience and not seeing a coroner's office here in the body language by the police officers obviously says this is not active, meaning they're searching for somebody going door to door and the fact that we are so close that should say that it is safe for people around this neighborhood are otherwise we would not be as close as we all right. we'll keep checking in for more details. thank you. we'll good insight. 7.33. is the time. >> following the devastating fires down in los angeles. some moraga residents now want the town council to study wildfire evacuation routes to better understand and prepare for their future. so

organizations or an organization called safe moraga filed a lawsuit against the city and it alleges that it's violated. the california environmental quality act by approving a 66 unit development without for studying how it will affect residents to have to evacuate during a wildfire. as of right now, the town only has 2 lane roads and 2 ways to get in and out. and that's it. >> the difficulty here is when you have so much population concentrated in such such a tiny place service by only a narrow roadways. the minute you yell fire, it's going to be a panic. >> officials with the town of rada say they have not yet been served with the lawsuit so they can't provide any comment at this point. >> it's 07:34am and protesters from coast to coast around the bay spent their presidents day denouncing president trump. this is what we saw from our nation's capital to sacramento, to san diego, to all around the bay area. the theme was no kings on

presidents day and the demonstrators were demonstrating against the president's policies and also agaiest elon musk's influence. >> very upset about musk and his minions accessing our data and messing with the computer systems. they're an elected and then not being adequately supervise. >> not only was it a show of defiance in front of san francisco city hall, but also another group gathered along van ness avenue in front of the tesla building in their signs. read musk must go and greed is the virus. organizers around the bay are calling the demonstrations peaceful action then and they want attention to what they are complaining about in san jose. there hundreds gathered for the museum of art. they marched to the downtown and that included state assembly member ash cholera. and he spoke briefly about resisting the current administration. >> we have to keep showing up. if look ships, part of

protected our around the world, where are all on a cause? people in the dark and down. job. so everyone of what i see here are patriotic american. >> organizers are also asking people to take part in a day of action next week. and that's in the form of an economic black out. they want to encourage americans not to spend at any major retailers on that blackout day, which is set for february. 28. >> well, if you've taken an uber ride recently, you might notice that your fares costing more than ever. and that's why uber is pushing our state to lower insurance costs. they say california's high insurance requirements are passed on to consumers and drivers. uber says in la up to 45%, nearly half of the fair goes to pay for insurance in other cities like dc that have fewer regulations. only 5% of the fair goes to insurance.

and so the ride cost can go way down. at this point. leaders in other states like arizona have already taken actions to lower costs. and uber wants california to do the same. >> you can have very robust coverage, which is we think a requirement right, right for without burdening the system unnecessarily in creating costs that all consumers that have to pay. >> uber is alleging personal injury. attorneys know about their high insurance requirements and so were targeting rideshare companies with frivolous lawsuits. they say costs from those suits are shouldered by both customers and drivers. all right. take a look at your screen. police say a car just like this one was involved in a deadly hit and run 3 weeks ago in hayward. the collision happened right near his spirit boulevard and street. police describe this cars being white midsize lexus with dark and black rims like you see here, they say there's possible damage to the front left bumper and left side including

broken headlights, possible damage could and windshield. they're asking anyone with information about the driver of that car to give them a call. >> its 7.37 and our continuing coverage of the nba nba star jalen. well specifically. joining now, a group that is again, sonoma state university's plan to get rid of its athletics department completely. wells played 2 seasons at sonoma state 2021. 23 and after taking part in the nba all-star weekend, wells was back at his alma mater revisited there yesterday and recalled how sonoma state was one of the few schools that offered him the chance to play college basketball and he's concerned that if sports is cut completely than other young athletes may not get the opportunities that changed his life. >> i mean, i bet you those kids and run a park that come to these games and you know, they they enjoy it. it makes them want to play these sports and things like that. so i

think a lot of it is bigger than sports. i think we're not realizing how much of the impact that sonoma state sports actually has on the community >> and the plan involves much more actually just cutting sports, which is already huge. they also want to end 20 degree programs. so those majors, which is go away and lay off faculty, a group that's called save seawalls athletics has filed a civil rights complaint. >> with the u.s. department of education challenging the cut. >> and the crowd goes wild how were toward and $1i0,000. that's what was online yesterday. alright, should say on sunday during halftime at the all-star game when jaren barajas and that half-court shot for 100 grand at the all-star game. the 18 year-old is a basketball fan from oakley. he was in that shooting contest with nba star damian lillard. the contest

was put on by youtuber mister beast and look at him swimming in money, living the dream. we wish we could live. >> with the with that. take a listen. he says it was amazing. >> that's surreal moment to be and walk out on the court. seen damian lillard there. and mister b is telling me what i have to do. what's going on is crazy. how? life can change one day or overnight. you never think something like that would happen the year. >> as that life can change. can change. yeah. he's a student last madonna's college of pittsburgh. says he's going to use that money to go towards a four-year degree. all right. now let's talk baseball and the a's have announced they're keeping their contract. there's an extension for manager mark kotsay. let's take a look. >> talking baseball today. the giants with their first full-squad workout of 2025 spring training. but these kind of stole their thunder with the big news signing manager mark kotsay to a

contract extension through the 2028 season. >> every a's player and coach was at the press conference degree kotsay with a standing ovation. the skipper has been through some tough times with this group, but he believes in the current core of young talent. >> in 2023, this group was young guide and bushy tailed. i thought they knew what it took to be a big leaguer. and i haven't mentioned my staff, but my staff and i. we took out a mindset that we knew was going to be challenging. it was a challenging and more ways than just wins and losses in challenging to get them to buy into a culture that we believed in that eventually would lead to success. all of to a man have a have grown up. and as as we talk about, you're going from a 50 win season, though, 69 win season to an expectation of being better than that. and and possibly, you know, competing to win division that is self

gives you know, excitement for our future. >> that's a quick look at sports. have a great day. thank you, scott. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. what a weekend it was here in the bay area for fans and businesses were going to recap some of the highlights from some of the highlights from the nba all-star ry excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit.

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>> 7.44 is the time and a month after that deadly wild fire storm that left more than 250 billion dollars in damage. >> democrats say the trump administration is making it harder to fight wildfires.

some lawmakers say the administration's hiring freeze has stalled. the onboarding of thousands of seasonal firefighters. 14 senate democrats wrote a letter worried federal funding freeze is stopping long-term projects that are designed to protect against future wildfires. meantime, republicans and the white house say that they're reviewing federal funding to make sure it's not being wasted and that firefighters are exempt from workforce cuts. >> the american people specifically chose this president to do exactly what he's doing. it's not trying to get the federal government. the federal government is already got it in that regard. let's figure out something new. >> yeah, experts predict fire season will get longer with more wildfires because of climate change. >> if looking outside at the coastline this morning happen bay looks so so nice. saw a lot of us out there yesterday for your three-day weekend. not seeing as many of us this morning because it is kind of

a back to work one. but if you do get a few moments outside, maybe in particular, your lunch break, going to be gorgeous for it with those clear skies and even warmer temperatures than what we had yesterday. skies this morning not offering a lot of fog. and guess what, we're not seeing a lot of wind either pretty calm out there all across the region. only one interruption to this. otherwise warming and drying trend of weather, which is tomorrow, low pressure going to be impacting especially the pacific northwest, but really skirting just north of the bay area. and with that a few light sprinkles for the bay. and then a few light snow showers in the sierra itself. you really have to head up the north coast to run into some significant rainfall. all this moves through rather quickly and after tomorrow, it is right back to some dry weather in some really warm conditions actually towards your final weekend of february. this upcoming weekend. how much rain will we see north of mendocino is where it really starts to kick into gear. santa rosa around a 10th of an inch lighter than that for the rest of us donner summit up in the sierra around 3 inches of snowfall. so compared to that

feet of snowfall last week, this is definitely lighter and nothing that's gonna hold you up 60's for your daytime highs for most of us today. a few 50's built and along the coastline. but aside from that, today's daytime highs are definitely warmer and pretty mild for this time of year. some mid to upper 60's in the south bay today. san jose among our warmer spots at 66 degrees not far behind in fremont union city nor pleasanton and livermore. oakland, 63 for your temperatures this afternoon. north bay temps also quite mild with delay. how at 63 degrees santa rosa right at 65 looking ahead to tomorrow's temperatures a little bit down. we have a few of those passing clouds and of course, that shower potential. after that, though, look at the rest of this forecast increasingly warm the weekend ahead. looks real nice with a lot of us reaching the low 70's rate. >> driving a likable 6.80. right now for the folks that

traveling along a creek down to dublin. it's gonna be about 12 minutes there on the roads. look and a little congested as you're traveling up. 21 minutes into the city. no accidents on the bay bridge or richmond center fell 14 mayor the army to hit the highways along. 24 well in a creek down to 5.80, around 14 minutes orinda as you're driving through that city is still a pretty just a little bit slow along way for antioch to concord. 36 minutes might want to take those surface streets, maybe kirker pass road. if you're trying to get down in about 30 minutes san matteo bridge area. james, back to you. >> 7.47 right now and the east brother light station house on an island in san francisco bay has a new in daniel and rachel, they're the new in keepers. they're going to be taking over. they are the 34th keepers of the lighthouse since its opening back in 1984. there from santa barbara. currently they live on a 70 foot sailing ship that they have been restoring and they're going to be training

next month and fully take over on april. 1st. >> very cool. alright to the north bay, the marin county free library has reached a milestone. they've hit one-million digital downloads through there libby app, which offers more than 100,000 books for all ages. it also has access to local and academic libraries, including the new york times. so congratulations to them 7.48. in the south bay, santa clara city officials have finalized contracts for the 2026. fifa world cup. the city council just announced the deals with the bay area host committee and the forty-niners the bay area whose committee is going to take up the costs for the 6 world cup matches at levi stadium, including a 25 million dollar price tag to bring the field up to fifa standards. the regulations and the city won't be paying a dime on the upgrades to the levi stadium that's brought on by voters passing measure j which prevents the city from honor my on the facility, the

host committee will reimburse the city for any equipment, but specifically for the world cup and in the event, the host committee can't pay the reimbursement. the forty-niners will pick up the tab field. construction is already underway. all right. well, let's talk once again about all-star weekend. cause thousands descended upon the entire bay area for what was a jam packed weekend full of events from the all-star game. >> to the lunar new year parade. we have a lot of stuff going busy weekend. crawford's lezla gooden has more. >> all-star weekend, the day of love and lunar new year took over the bay area with hundreds of thousands of people here. the city was alive. this is really helpful to because many of us are using the cash from. >> from the 6 weeks in this year to pay the bills from, you know, the december bills from the holidays. so this is critical and that's great momentum. and hopefully everybody saw that were making progress in the city. local leaders and business owners say at this like this reminds the world what san francisco

has to offer and they want to keep this momentum going. the city felt alive. and that's what we want to have happened 365 days. >> a year. 350 million dollars worth of economic impact. we had 250,000, maybe 300,000 people in the city on saturday and sunday. it was it was a weekend to remember. fanfare was also felt across the bay in oakland where they, too, had several major events this weekend, including the nba all-star celebrity games. >> and the nba hbcu classic morale was out. i mean, people came out to young newcomer to the coliseum. you know, the warriors, the raiders, the a's are gone. >> so this brought back some some pride is brought back to, i guess, encouragement that oakley can still do majory bit. but the council member says they could have done more. the better truly could app. we kind of took advantage

t-shirt sales basketball sales impact for the hotel? talked to some of the hotel managers and owners. they said it was better than normal. we did a little bit last minute, got something right down right here for the super this happen in 26. we going to be ready or or i a world cup overall. residents and businesses say they want to see more big moments like this continue to happen in the bay. >> let's look at in kron. 4 news. >> the fda has updated a recall involving more than 2 million granola bars. they are made good granola bars and they say that they are a class 2. that's the second highest level meeting that they may cause temporary adverse health consequences. these i have these can all of ours. there was a voluntary recall that was issued in december. the

concern is the granola bars might have pieces of metal in them. so, you know, kind of look at the trough thing. and that's why the fda so concerned. the flavors include chocolate chip cookies and cream. mixed berries. so far nobody has been injured. no reports of anybody being hurt. the products made between january and november last year, sold across the u.s.. and i think it did drop by time. we're from pantry. i know. check made good. i'm not sure where a bottom, but i swear inow that grove just checked the pantry right now. >> time now 7.52. and don't forget that we are continuing to honor black history all this month. be sure to tune into our speal which is coming up on february. 27th entitled honoring black history. it's set to air at 06:30pm, on that day. so please in us. it's co-hosted by raul reyna harvey. >> and noelle bellow 7.53. is >> and noelle bellow 7.53. is that i will be right back.

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>> right now on the problem morning news, there is a heavy police presence in the concord neighborhood. will tran is live at the scene with what we know. it turns out a 15 year-old was out with his girlfriend in san jose when he was stabbed to death on valentine's day. the investigation into why continues. and more pain at the pump. gas prices have soared more than $0.50 in the last month across the bay area. and thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya and on james. we're going to start the hour with a check of weather and traffic before we get to the sun is right? we'll get plenty of sunshine today. john. >> yeah, as the sun is going to be a best friend today as we're heading back to work.

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