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 investigation into ply continues and more pain at the pump. gas prices soaring more than $0.50 in the last month across the bay area. kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. we got a sunny day in store. no rain yet. i'm darya james. yep. we've got a nice conditions for now. so let's get the latest on that with john. i, john. pretty excited about that sunshine today and those 60's that it's going to care very nicely with today. >> tomorrow, indeed, a couple of light sprinkles. this is definitely a calmer forecast than what we were talking about the same time last week. let's look outside at what you got in san jose this morning. skies are growing increasingly clear. we've seen a lot of

sunshine already. and with those clear skies last night, we did have some cold evening lows. but temps are lifting no fog out there this morning. we did see clear skies up in the north bay, which was our foggy spot yesterday. temperature wise, starting to see more 50's san jose in mountain view right at 50 degrees as seth at 52 right now. still some 40's in spots like petaluma concord, even berkeley as we move into the afternoon, more and more 60's on the map. so we've got a chilly start. absolutely. but cool by noontime. and by the afternoon, it's going to be feeling really mild with those mid 60's at our warmest. >> right. all right, john, thank you for that. let's start with those bridges. we had an accident on the bay bridge in the last hour, right near the toll plaza that just clear. so drive times are looking way better. now, 13 minute ride. if you're making your way into the city. 16 along the san mateo bridge while richmond, sandra fell is at 8 the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes. and if you are hitting the highways like over in the east bay southbound 8.80, just south of 29, there's a stall out

tractor trailer slowing things down there. 5 80's way. better bet until they're able to get that off the highway regions. back to you. thanks. a lot let's get back to the breaking news that we've been following this morning, which is a heavy police presence where shots were fired in a neighborhood in concord. yeah, right there. where will pass road in atomic drive? come together. >> kron four's will tran is at the scene. will. >> this is no toma drive and you can see officers behind me. it's been about 8 and a half hours since they arrived and more officers are coming. so it looks like this scene is far from wrapping up. there is a detective right there. they have been walking in and out of that house with the garage open. reportedly this is a domestic violence situation involving a father and son hoping to get more information as the morning moves on as the concord police department. they have promised that they would have somebody available to talk to us or at the very least released a statement on

what's going on as far as the scene here, you can clearly see they have taken over this corner of natoma drive. they got here at around one 30 in the morning. it does not appear that any officer was injured because i don't see urge an see among the officers here or them shutting down this area looking for an active shooter or a suspect. so it looks like it's safe in this particular neighborhood. i have confirmed with neighbors and i saw police officers going around looking at the ground as well. that shots were fired. we don't know if shots from the home where shots from police officers, but clearly this scene is still a crime scene and more officers than not are still coming here as opposed to getting it closer to wrapping up. back to actually more officers are coming. thank you. we'll check in with you a little bit 903, is the time. >>cfans, friends and family continue to mourn tragic loss of a teenager who was stabbed in san jose santana row on

valentine's day. yeah, he was killed while he was there with his girlfriend on a date and we have the very latest from kron. 4 jack moment. >> 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 and hang out with his friends here. >> it 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 this. henry list. it's not real. you know? >> it was random when over the state. he coached gutierrez for 2 years and says that this

was unexpected added that gutierrez was a good kid. yeah, he was good. he was down. he wasn't scared. he was yeah. >> 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 to the for 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 yeah, 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 relief from this horrific loss. >> i have full confidence that 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. jackie moment kron 4 news. 905. the time today school crossing guards are rallying and speakirg out against a proposal to eliminate. >> them entirely. the sfmta is actually proposing they be cut today at the board of directors meeting. this comes after the agency says its budget deficit for fiscal year. 24 25 2026 is in essence, pushing for this. the rally is going to be held at city hall before the meeting scheduled at 01:00pm. >> happening now, crews in san francisco are working on removing the brand-new middle bicycle lane that was put in a long lens. yeah, street. >> and they're going to replace it with the traditional side running bicycle lane. and this is because business owners said that that center lane was costing them. customers

couldn't get to them. they can get deliveries. they say that it was confusing 4 cars and living for their customers. so the project actually spread to south, but this wasn't done. so they're doing it. city is taking it out. relocating expected to take about 2 months and the construction work will continue monday through friday from 07:00am to 05:00pm until they get that done. developing news in union city where police investigated an accident that happened in close down the whole roadway here that last night around 8.30, east bound alvarado, niles road and all that a boulevard, a person was struck by a car. we don't know their condition. we just know that they closed that area so they can investigate. >> in the north bay, 2 teenagers accused now stealing a car from a driver gunpoint in vallejo. so police say the teens blocked 2 women in a parking lot, then stole their car. the victim's vehicle was later found abandoned. and then police short time later spotted the teens pulled them

over. police say they had these guns in their car. both have been arrested. >> someone standing on the side of the street. he could smash into someone's house is very >> yeah, people in walnut creek's castle rock neighborhood speaking out now about the reckless driving. this particular driver has been doing donuts at all hours of the day. neighbors say this has been going on for 2 years. finally capture the license plates of 2 drivers who brazenly did this on presidents day weekend. neighbors are now hoping the police will be able to catch them. >> 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 for sure. say that this is the guy and we have video of him doing it. so what more proof you want? >> yeah. neighbors also say speeding on this street has become a big problem despite

the city and stalling on a roundabout and radar speed signs, they also plan to speak about their concerns at the walnut creek city council meeting. >> and tonight, 0, 8, and in the north bay, officials are preparing to remove iconic elm trees from the historic bear, injure winery tunnel. and this is because those trees were diseased and they're really old. and so they want to take them out, make the improvements everything marked in red. those are all the trees that they're going to take down. they did inspections in 2023. and caltrans and the city of san halyna deen that they needed to be pulled and they are going to replace them with disease resistant elms. they're going to be collected near or at least the same locations because they want to maintain the appearance of tunnel road. teachers in san ramon are standing up against proposed budget cuts. they are pushing back against the district's plan of the 25 million dollars in cuts and

that includes cuts to menta' health, supports like counselors and social workers. more than 1000 teachers are going to rally today at lunch time at doherty valley high school to make their point. they'll be doing that 11, 30 this morning. >> well, in the east bay, the new alameda county district attorney is going to be sworn in in oakland ceremony set to be held later today for salute jones dickson. she's replacing pamela price, who was recalled by voters in november. previously dixon was a superior court judge who also served as a deputy district attorney in alameda county for 15 years. she says she plans to focus on reorganizing the district attorneys office and the backlog of cases. the swearing-in ceremony set for 4 o'clock this afternoon. in more bay area news. the east brother light station house on an island in san francisco bay has a new in keeper. well, a couple, daniel and rachel, they're going to be taking over as the 34th keepers of

the lighthouse since it opened back in 1984, they're from santa barbara and currently live on a 70 foot sailing ship that they've been restoring. they'll begin training next month and fully take over on april. 1st. >> its 9.10, and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, nba star jalen wells is speaking out against sonoma state plan to completely scrap athletics. will tell you why. and bay area residents and citizens all across the u.s. president today was a protest against the president will tell you what they're upset about. join our fight to protect your access to affordable right? and changes could be coming to the cost of your next uber ride. how the company is pushing back against new state laws. >> and things start to warm up this week. aside from tomorrow, which is your one lone chance of a few light showers. we are on a dry and increasingly warm trajectory into the weekend. i've got your forecast and we start off very busy out there this morning and things are

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>> and 14. welcome back. and thanks for staying with us on this tuesday. i know it is a back to work day for a lot of us, but a nice day to be getting back out there. even a little bit warmer than yesterday was clear skies across the bay and the water that day has that nice little glimmer to it on this. mostly sunny morning. we do have showers up near the oregon border. and i'll tell you in a sec why that's relevant to us. but in the meantime, today, nice and clear, dry and calm importantly, too, some maybe get outside for a little bit during the lunch break and a little bit later on today,

that shower activity up to the north. that is this low pressure that is gliding or right up into the pacific northwest. it will bring showers to northern california, but us in the bay and really up in the sierra too, are right at the southern end of any sort of precipitation here. so once you head north of mendocino county, that's where that rain really kicks into gear tomorrow. but for us here in the day, definitely some a light sprinkle activity at most. in fact, you can see that here in your future cast of rainfall totals. oakland, san francisco, maybe 2 hundredths of an inch. hardly a drop in san jose. some light showers and santa rosa right around a 10th of an inch. you get up to eureka and there's the heavier rain donner summit up in the sierra, maybe around 3 inches of snowfall. definitely pales in comparison to the feet of snowfall that the sierra had last week. now, today is a little warmer. as i noted, a lot of 60's on the map. a few 50's hanging on at the coastline. but all in all today paired with that sunshine and those light winds, it's going to feel really pleasant. redwood city

and san carlos at 63 south bay temps hanging out in the mid 60's while the east bay pretty solidly in the mid 60's too. union city and hayward both at 64 oakland up to richmond at 63 while north bay temperatures hanging out in the mid 60's as well. now, tomorrow with little bit of cloud cover and a chance of a sprinkle temps will dip just a little bit but will start to climb again after that by the weekend. your final weekend of february, we have 70's for some of our highs. reyna. >> all causing delays here. that's a 20th avenue in oakland. so if you are going to be traveling through the maze that say 5.80, better bet for you right now because things are still a little slow, long 8.80. >> if you are going to be traveling on the bay bridge right now at 13 minutes last night we had an accident that was right at the toll plaza. >> they quickly got that off the ridge. so drive times didn't really change too much 13 for the san mateo bridge.

there. now, the south bay we were at about 45 last hour. now we're down to 35 minutes. so we are seeing some progress. looks like a few of you went back to work and school today, its atlanta down to 37 around. 35 minutes. all right, james, back to you. >> of winners losers with our financial rob black morning. rob. >> morning, so look at the markets which you say are looking good. and also it seems that people are not bullish when it comes to buying valentine's day. so what are you seeing on wall street? >> first and foremost i've been on with you for 20 plus years. yes, i love saying this on a regular basis. the s p 500 near an all-time high which basically means our audience is 4, one k for 3 be probably near an all-time high and again shows you it's not a roller coaster. it's a way of creating wealth over time, we're near an all-time high since it's nice to see. okay. even with trade fears even with inflation it's nice. if we're getting some winning weeks, putin. so we're in the middle of a bull market so

investing is not a roller coaster is a mountain. you climb. that's what it seems to me. you view the market says? >> yeah, it's it's been good to me and my family. it's been good to you and your family. am. >> the patient. i will look at it that way. then let's. >> i wondering if the way what you saw the markets in valentine's day spending is also a different way at looking at romance, because i believe that romance. it's not something you by being romantic is something you are and so like you don't need to buy all that stuff for valentine's day. >> come talk to 20 year-old robbie lack 30 years i thought love the cold talked to went into mike miami to concerts it on the wrong guy to talk about romance because i'm on the wrong end of that one. but yes, it was about 9 days. 77% people said that they would prefer to save money for a down payment on a house which seems much more romantic amassed, to speak. yes, 30% would prefer that our partner

doesn't spend money on ice. >> i mean, that camp, i have everything i need aria the idea of cutting a gift, especially flowers or chocolate ones making the fad. no one's gonna you how die >> yeah, well, not big enough. i see i think you the 20 year-old robbie was spending the money on the concerts. what she's saying when she says don't buy me something, let's say for a house. is she saying you can just be romantic? you don't have to buy romantic. you just do it. you can just be it. does not compute. yeah. still not it ok, ever >> okay. we'll talk later. i'll explain. explain how you can be romantic. okay. skims comes to mind. i'm not talking about like maybe you know that romantic underwear, but i want to not buy scams because kim kardashian owns it. but i do. but i did for the very expensive, by the way. but anyway, i know it's going gangbusters.

>> skins is doing something with an old brand they're coming up 19 needs that snaking needs young women who are in athleisure who are looking forward like color combinations of close to say look cool and total contract supply it. and again, i'm as surprised as you are that she's a billionaire businesswoman, but she's a billionaire businesswoman. is. and this is good deal for nike. yeah, we're talking about a little bit of rock the spring but most to roll out to be in twenty-twenty 6 their calendar year. and just expect, you know what the competition like a lululemon to continue to heat up. totally think 90 and old companies doing a very smart thing. it's brilliant and going into. >> making like sporty and these sporty, right, like because scams is like, you know, to it so that you look good in a dress and it's kind of smooth and anyway, i'm not doing a commercial she donated. okay. speaking as 40 sports addiction and i want to ask you philosophically about this to rob because >> you know.

>> business is business. and sports betting has gone through the roof so you shouldn't care. i guess that people are becoming addicted, but it's not good. >> we have kids in the salon that haunts 7 years ago. the supreme court basically struck down a ban on sports betting. so we went from one state, nevada hood gambling to now everyone but 12 states. so we're at 38. plus we have the supreme court on the side of the gamblers. how to get with 4.9 billion in 2017 legally gamble on sports today. it's 121 billion. so we went from 5 billion essentially 221 billion in 6 years searches on am i addicted to gambling? and my sticking to sports gambling. 22% up in 2022. up. 25 1% in 2023 up. 31% in 2024, you turn on sports talk radio. it's all about to about lines. you turn on the nfl halftime shows. it's all about that if you go to a game, you'll see casinos

advertised everywhere like to me as a father. this pretty upsetting because i'm i've got wealth one way to make it a little but got cameron as a business guy. you have to like it because you say. >> you don't care about, you know, you're like bottom and it's making money. but as a dad, you're going so now what? how do you how do you reconcile that, rob? >> i hope our state's do a better job of helping gamblers because they're planning a lot of money. a lot of revenue from taxes on sports betting that's maybe how reconcile it and just kind of hope. i tried teach my kids. sports betting parlays is a loser's game. if you want to do single have blackjack this or become a horrible father. like that's better than like okay. so so so drink yet not >> and it's a cocaine can't take cocaine finish your vegetables. >> what a dad. all right. that's that wraps it right

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>> we are back. coming up on i-25 and for your help this morning, babies are resilient even when it comes to heart damage. and that's why researchers with northwestern university are taking a closer look at what helps their hearts grow stronger, not weaker. after cardiac injury. so unlike adults, heart tissue that scars and dies off from lack of blood flow, like in the case of a heart attack. but a baby's heart can actually heal and regenerate following cardiac injury, the key healing process in infants are large cells known as macro

5 g's and fiji's and these particular cells recognize dying cells, engulfed them. and then clear them away. not only do they clean up, but the cells also release a specific molecule that signals the body to really grow healthy heart cells. >> adults, we you have macrophages, but what we show is that they're different. so they're still there. but we did there for whatever reason what they are less able to actually remove these dead cells, which kind of leads to more of this death and decay. but actually, if you take newborn macrophages and put them in an adult, you help improve the healing. >> researchers say they've seen infant cells help regenerate heart tissue in mice and they're hoping to translate that research into therapeutic medicines for people. they say cord blood collection is one way they plan to harvest the healing power of infant macrophage ease, which is a trait that

appears to be lost when the few first few years of life. go by. well, the california department of fish and wildlife says that they have fitted 12 great wolves with tracking collars. you saw their release their these will come from 3 packs spread across 6 q lassen and sierra counties. the department says the tracking them will help mitigate conflict with livestock over the last decade, the endangered gray wolves began recalling rising in california leading to several new wolf packs. these colors are set to automatically drop off those wolves before there. batteries are depleted. you can with that can take to even 3 years. so they're hoping to collect a lot of data in that time. james. up next here on the kron 4 morning news. gas prices are skyrocketing. >> we're looking into

>> 9.29 right now and we're seeing sunshine, which is nice for a day. we are. yeah, we've got john with a look at the forecast and the chance of maybe a sprinkle some point this genevieve, tomorrow sprinkle aside from that, it is nothing about the sunshine really for so many of us. >> hopefully you'll be able to get out there, enjoy some more of it like you baby did yesterday when you had the day off, at least some of us anyways looking outside at the embarcadero. nice clear skies overhead. definitely a busy one at the embarcadero as it should be on a sunny and mild morning. we are going to be seeing increasingly mild temperatures into the afternoon as that sunshine is going to pair well with some really calm conditions. fog cast actually shows you what's going to happen overnight tonight, especially towards the evening tonight will be seeing some cloud cover

rolling overhead. that's a precursor to those morning. sprinkles tomorrow that aren't going to be much. but something i want you to be ready for for your wednesday 40's to 50's for our current temps, sonoma at 53 berkeley and oakland right at 50 degrees. each as we roll into the afternoon. just expected to get nicer and nicer. a lot of us landing in the mid 60's today and the weekend getting into the 70's right >> all we are tracking some delays out there. we just had an update along 80 south of 29th avenue in oakland that stalled out tractor trailer. we're tracking. they just cleared that off the highway finally been there for about 2 hours. so now you still see these a little delayed along 8, 85, 80. best bet until those residual delays start to die down 30 minute ride into the city, making decent time while 14 along the san mateo bridge, 8 for the richmond center fell and golden gate bridge about 20 minutes. all right. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 9.31. and today is the first day back at work for a lot of people. rain is talking about traffic. so maybe you need to up. if you

aren't fully awake, the gas prices will wake you up. quick cross charlie horton. the newsroom explain a a kind of a rude awakening, right if you >> are filling up today. it's going to hit your wallet. gas prices up nearly $0.60 in san francisco compared to a month ago. >> we did the math for you. and today in vallejo and oakland, you're paying $0.28 more. at last week, san jose and san francisco, a quarter of gore napa. 36 entire both sandra fell santa rosa gas is a quarter higher than last week. drivers in contra costa county can expect to pay just over 5 bucks and 7 tail county, 5.18, a gallon in the east bay. a large fire broke out at the martinez refinery earlier this month. phillips. 66 plans to shut down their refinery in southern california later this year. california now requires refineries to store extra gas to make up for shortages. reason or for why prices have

gone up so much is because california policy has essentially derailed many refineries from doing business in recent years. >> so supply and demand is a factor here. according to the energy information administration, the domestic supply drop by 3 million barrels last week. and the demand is up by about 200,000 barrels per day. refineries are beginning to switch over from winter to summer blend fuel according to aaa. and so that usually leads to higher gas prices as well. so you might want to maybe hitch a ride with a co-worker, take bart or hop on the ferry. you know, the bars open on the ferry guys. >> all day people may need a stiff drink right. and i love. and when the show's over how reach out 9.30, through right now speaking ride san francisco based over is launching a new >> campaign aimed at lowering rideshare insurance costs. uber says state mandates are requiring such high coverage

that ultimately it's impacting the price of your ride and they want to see that change capital course by a ton. wallace has details. >> well, just take a look at this receipt from a right. i took it cost just about $28 for just under 4 miles. and that was before the tip. uber says more than 30% of that ride and the ride you take in california go to pay directly for insurance. the rideshare giant says that simply too expensive and hurts every day passengers and even drivers. and now they hope to bring awareness of the issue to you. >> and to state leaders. >> join our fight to protect your access to affordable rights. you're looking at uber is brand new million dollar ad campaign set to appear on social media and digital platforms in 4 states including california. everything is getting more expensive and the golden state specifically the campaign aims to spread awareness and expressed concerns over what uber describes as high insurance costs. it has to pay in california cost. wiebur

feels it has no choice but to pass down to passengers. it sold price break down and i was shocked. >> in shooting scotsman, taking insurance costs have gone up significantly. and that is obviously detriment of the writer that must pay for for an alternate adam blinn. it senior director for policy and communications in the united states and canada. he says he recognizes insurance is necessary under the law to cover accidents. but he adds mandates in california have resulted in rideshare coverage costs coming up to approximately 30 times higher for rideshare companies like uber, the personal vehicles. >> and 10 times higher for uber taxis to accommodate for that. uber says in cities like los angeles, up to 45% of a writer's fair could go to insurance costs well on other metro areas like washington, d.c., where fewer regulations are in place, just 5% of the average ride goes to insurance. uber says that means in dc over on cheaper rides. the company also notes leaders and other states like arizona have already taken

action to lower such costs. they want to see california to the same. you can have very robust coverage, which is we think a requirement. >> right, right, for without burdening the system unnecessarily in creating cost that all consumers that have to pay alleges many personal injury attorneys know about their high insurance requirements and have taken advantage of the situation by aggressively targeting rideshare companies with frivolous claims. >> inflated medical bills in excess of settlements as more pale to required of insurance carriers, the rideshare companies, they ensure incur higher costs, which results in higher rideshare fares for consumers. it really does anger me la based uber driver stephen hanks says the situation is not only hurting the bottom line of passengers but also drivers like him losing out on business is definitely a slowdown. it costs more for everyone. you would like to see the state leaders do something i would absolutely love statistically. that's just something about it. people use uber. >> for studies. you know that that price is going up.

>> we reached out to the capital city trial lawyers association and other similar groups about any possible opposition tubers campaign. but we have not heard back as of news time reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron 4 news and from the state capitol here from coast to coast. >> to the capitol in dc there were protesters out for president's day. they are denouncing president trump and the theme for the protest was no kings on presidents day, the demonstrators were not just taking a stand against trump's policies, but also against elon musk's involvement. >> 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 their show of defiance in san francisco at city hall, but also this group here along van ness and for the tesla building and also in san jose, they were demonstrating in front of the

museum of art and marching to downtown with state assembly member ash kalra speaking about how to resist the trump 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 so everyone of what i see here are patriotic american. >> and the next time this group would like to see you take a stand is to join them in a protest in the form of economic black out where they're encouraging americans to spend no money at major retailers next friday, february 28th. >> well, nba star jalen wells is now joining the growing opposition to sonoma state university's proposal of getting rid of its entire athletics department. so wells played 2 seasons at sonoma state in 2021. through 2023

and after taking part in the nba all-star weekend in the bay area, he went back to his alma mater on monday and recalled how sonoma state was one of the few schools that offered him a chance to play college basketball. he said his concern is that if these cuts go through other young athletes may not get the opportunity he was afforded. >> i mean, just kids run a park that come to these games and, you know, 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. >> well, sonoma state also plans to and 20 academic degree programs and layoff a slew of faculty, a group calling themselves save seawolves athletics has filed a civil rights complaint with the u.s. department of education challenging these cuts. >> 9.39 and parts of a popular mall and the peninsula.

they're going to undergo a major redevelopment. if the owners of the hillsdale mall have their way, it's in san mateo and they want to turn part of that shopping mall into an area for housing. it's part of a major redevelopment that was submitted by the mall's owners called the hillsdale re imagined project with what you wish to take part of the existing indoor mall. they'd take the structure down and turn that into homes and office and retail space and also some open space. all employees, though, have mixed feelings about the redevelopment. >> it's a mixed feeling for sure. i will here for like 5 minutes, but it's been helpful having a job that's nearby. this is like close to small within, kind of a distance. so it would kind of take away from people shopping space. mike, where to where would you go? if you didn't have the hillsdale for the retail? well, the serramonte center in daly city. >> is about the closest that's about maybe. 15 or 20 minute trip. the city of san mateo

has not released the cost of the redevelopment project nor any construction date will keep you posted. >> in the south bay, santa clara city officials have finalized contracts for the 2026 fifa world cup city council approved agreements with the bay area's host committee and the san francisco forty-niners fact the host committee is going to be taking up the cost for the 6 world cup matches at levi stadium, including a 25 million dollar price tag to bring the field up to fifa regulations. the city won't be paying a dime on the upgrades to levi stadium brought on by voters passing measure j that prevents the city from spending money on the facility. the host committee will reimburse the city for any equipment that's but specifically for the world cup. and in the event the host committee can't pay the reimbursement. well, the forty-niners have agreed to pick up the tab field. construction is already underway. well, speaking san francisco, it was a jam packed weekend of events all across

the bay area from the nba all-star weekend to the day of love and the lunar new year celebrations, hundreds of thousands of people. we're in san francisco for the festivities like out of the most county center for the fan experience there. the fan fair was also felt across the bay in oakland. they had several major events there, including the all-star celebrity games and the nba hbcu classic. both cities say they can't wait to keep this momentum going. >> the city felt alive and that's what we want to have happened 365 days a year. it was it was a weekend to 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. major read it. >> according to mayor daniel lurie, san francisco generated around 350 million dollars in economic impact. >> it's i'm 42. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning.

>> we're following the devastating fires los angeles and their effects on the bay area because some residents in moraga now want the city to take a closer look at how they would get out of their area if would get out of their area if there were a wildfire.

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interruption to this drier, warmer pattern. we do see a low-pressure area making its way into the pacific northwest. with that some rain and snow up in the cascades. we are right at the southern point of any sort of precip potential out of this and what that means for us tomorrow is just nothing more than a few light. sprinkles. once you head north of mendocino county, that's where you're running into the heavier rain. snowfall in the sierra is also going to be really limited sticking just 2 tomorrow and then clearing and drying out very consistently after that point. today's daytime highs are going to be mild. tomorrow is a little bit cooler paired with these light showers across the bay area. meeting tomorrow is may be the one that's a plan a whole lot outside, although it's certainly not a bad one. donner summit up in the sierra, only 3 inches of snowfall compared to the feet that you had last week. so not a lot. that's going to interrupt your travel plans into this year, either. as i mentioned, today's so mild comfortably in the low 60's for downtown san francisco. some 50's at the coastline

while really the rest of us in the low to mid 60's for today's daytime highs, some of our warmest temps and the south bay san jose at 66, a lot of surrounding areas right there as well and dublin you're also right at 66 for your highs today. oakland. 62, a nice cool one paired with that sunshine and light wind sounds pretty nice on all, especially for a winter's day. now, tomorrow does get a little bit cooler. a few clouds rolling over head with that shower potential most likely further north in the bay area. much less likely further south thursday, we clear right up. temperatures warm back up and by the weekend we've climbed well back into the 70's for the first time in a while for some spots right now. >> it that the roads now the time to do that scene, a farm or clean and ran out on our map, the or traveling along southbound 8.82, open. we did have a stalled tractor trailers there for about 2 hours. they just cleared that off of the highway. things are still a little slow. 5.80, might be better for you to

take they bridge right now. 15 minutes heading into the city. no accidents or delays there. while 13 on the sam a tail, the richest summer fails at 8 the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes. so that's down from. me got about 40 there. how before any i can to concord, about 15. so you're seeing a trend. our highways are certainly lighter and walnut creek down to 5.80, along 24 13 minutes. all right. james, back to thanks. a lot of 9.47. right now, the developing news, at least 18 people are injured. >> delta flight crashed and flipped upside down on the roadway and >> they're injured. but okay, yeah, not a single death miraculous on that front. the ntsb says it's helping canadian transportation authorities now investigate exactly. >> what happened during the landing news nation's alex capariello has reaction now from passengers. >> plane oh, my moments of pure terror followed by disbelief captured on the cell phones of passengers on delta flight. 48 19 traveling from

minneapolis to toronto. of a sudden everything just kind of went sideways. >> and then next, is kind of blinking him upside down, still strapped in airport. officials confirm there were 76 passengers and 4 crew members onboard 18 individuals sustained injuries. but we're hearing they're all considered non life-threatening. >> miraculously, no lives were lost. local paramedics report 3 people in critical condition, including one pediatric patient transported to a children's hospital in toronto. officials are now saying everyone on board is doing well. what i saw was everyone on that plane suddenly became. >> very close in terms of how to help one another, how to console one another. investigators are still piecing together exactly what went wrong, but it appears weather may have contributed a winter storm hit toronto over the weekend, leaving the tarmac, snow-covered and winds gusting as high as 40 miles per hour. aviation experts say

the crj 900 aircraft involved in the incident is generally reliable in these conditions. but those sudden gust could have caused instability. flights were grounded for about 2 and a half hours after the crash causing significant delays and cancellations. operations have since partially resumed. airport officials say they're working around the clock to clear the scene as quickly and as safely as possible. but it may take some time due to the investigation. >> 9.49 right now new this morning, the number of california high school seniors applying for federal financial aid is going down, according to the california student and commission, a commission applications for fafsa dropped by 25% or by about 48,000 students. as of last week. this comes as college. 8 experts say that families with undocumented family members are questioning how safe their financial information is. some students say they're wary of.

there's a line, a fast application and asked if your parents if they have a social security number and asked them to complete an identity verification form. on the other hand, california has its own state application for students. nate, it's called the california dream act application. the commission says they do not share that information with federal agencies and it has expanded to allow students with a parent who's not a citizen to apply for state aid. at this moment. the trump administration has not announced plans to use application information to target people for deportation. >> it more bay area news police now asking for your help in finding this woman who they say has been missing for the past 6 days. now, this is a picture when she was younger, but she's 81 years old right now. her name is arleen johnson. last seen in san francisco, specific heights neighborhood last wednesday at about noon. police say she's 5 feet. 7 inches tall. weighs 160 pounds. she now has gray hair and brown eyes. look at her

face. the woman suffers from early stage dementia. so police say the on the lookout for she rides muni frequently and visits the pacific heights neighborhood. often if you think you recognize or call police. following the devastating fires in los angeles. some raga residents are now questioning the town council and whether it's adequately studied wildfire of action, evacuation routes. for a potential wildfire in the future. so the organization called safe moraga or save moraga filled, i should say, filed a lawsuit against the town alleging that violated the california environmental quality act by approving a 66 unit development without for studying how it would affect residents that are trying to evacuate during a wildfire. as of right now, the town only has 2 lane roads and the ways in and out of moraga are extremely limited. >> 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 this lawsuit so they can't make any comment at this time. >> coming up in the next hour, we're celebrating black history month here on kron 4. and this morning we learned about a locally black owned program. it is working to get more students of color into the gaming industry.

>> to first responders were awarded the 2025. napa county public safety heroes awards

each year. representative mike thompson honors first responders who've gone above and beyond in the community and the first sergeant eric olson are the first i should say sergeant eric wilson. here he is pictured he was dispatched to an attack near lake berryessa. gave first aid to several victims who had been stabbed. one person was shot for 7 minutes. he did that until backup arrived. cloud thompson says that all said a 19 year veteran. >> save many lives that and the other public safety hero who got the award was roger let started his career in 1992. at the deer park. napa county fire station and thompson says his leadership has been instrumental in saving lives and property. so congratulations to them both. all right, 9.56 is the time we're going to take a break. but up next on the kron, 4 morning news. more than 1000 teachers planning to rally in san ramon today. we'll tell you about the >> district decision that has them very upset this morning.

>> plus, a driver caught on camera driving reckless lee through an east bay neighborhood doing donuts. as you can see, neighbors share their frustration. and breaking news out of concord. heavy police presence in the neighborhood this morning. kron four's will tran will be live from the scene with more on what's going on. breaking

news right now on the kron. 4 morning news. there's heavy police presence in concord neighborhood. will tran will be live at the scene with what we know. plus, it turns out a 15 year-old was with his girlfriend in san jose when he was stabbed to death on

valentine's day investigation into why continues and more pain at the pump. gas prices soaring more than $0.50 in the last month across the bay kron. 4 morning news starts now. and thanks for waking up with us and aria. and i'm james. and we're gonna start this hour with a check of the weather. as we're looking outside behind us here. the sun is up. it looks morning, john. yeah, good morning, guys. it is gorgeous outside. lots of sunshine to. >> help kicking back into gear after maybe the three-day weekend for you. >> behind me at the golden gate bridge, it looks really nice and clear out their same at sfo. if maybe you've got a flight in or out this morning, things have been looking really good for that. so always pretty quiet on the radar. as of right now, we are going to see some cloud cover rolling overhead as we move to late afternoon and evening tonight, a precursor to tomorrow's light sprinkles that will barely pass across the