joey. >> james darya. good morning. you know the mayor here saying that if you do drugs on the streets of san francisco, you will be held accountable. take a look at these images here. if you have and been to the downtown area, been through the tenderloin any time the last couple of years, at least, you know, not hard to find the effects of this crisis. if you walk through the neighborhood, you'll be dodging people camping out on the sidewalks, doing drugs right there in plain sight. according to the cdc, fentanyl is a synthetic opioid. it's 100 times more powerful. the morphine lurie saying that he had a heart wrenching experience last month, seeing babies inside san francisco general hospital suffering from fentanyl exposure. the drug crisis, one of the issues the mayor addressed during his swearing-in earlier this month. >> widespread drug dealing public drug use and constantly seeing people in crisis has robbed us of our sense of decency and security. >> and the mayor posting to social media, quote, i want everyone

i'm darya and james, we've got lots of news to get to. you. just saw the headlines there. we'll get to those stories in a minute. but first want to start with a check of the weather cold again and it is next for chilly. good morning, nights are chilly. these mornings are chilly. if you're just about to head outside, you might want to grab a warm coat. you'll probably be happy. you did because there are freeze warnings and there are frost advisories across the bay area. in fact, if you're down in the santa clara valley, you're going to dealing with a frost, what warning? and also a freeze warning. and that's also for the southern east bay mountains and hills. so that's for subfreezing temperatures down there. frost advisory across much of the bay area today, although right by the water's edge, not so much, but it will warm up nicely. we're going to go for some mostly sunny skies after a very chilly start already. some areas are definitely in the 30's below freezing in some spots. so look at santa rosa, for example, at 31 degrees. so chilly there afternoon highs, lovely a lo

there and that golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks.pening in the south bay, parents and students are rallying. >> outside of a san jose elementary school, they're upset about its possible closure. yeah. now the franklin mckinley school district says that. >> this particular school has low enrollment and that's why they're slated it for possible closure. crawford's joey horta following the story for us live in san jose. joe. >> james and darya parents tell us if this school closes down, he's going to have a major impact on their children. and we heard from some of those kids earlier today. take a look. >> okay. >> parents tell us the students lined up on the sidewalk in front of campus this morning carrying signs that send a message to the school board. according to franklin mckinley elementary school district. they are dealing with a 40% drop in enrollment over the past 15 years. this campus first opened in 1955. as hillsdale school. and it was renamed in honor of captain jason dahl. the pilot of flight 93 bound for san francisco and h

james and darya. there's about 20 rv's parked here on channel with avenue where we're at and it they're taking up about 3 blocks worth of parking spaces here. police were out here earlier this morning talking to one of the rv dwellers. it's unclear what the call was in response to. these are among more than 2000 rv's that people are living in long-term across san jose. according to the city in november city council set aside one of the half million dollars to remove these rv's. >> if you own an rv and want to live in it permanently will work with you. but you need to find a sustainable, permanent place to live in your rv. and i'm the person that doesn't want to deal with any drawn. i just want to sleep and wake up the next day. >> according to the city, the rv's bring too much noise, trash fires, sometimes crime in this section of chen with avenues. the first of 30 locations where the battle being force, the city will target a new location. each week we're told boynton avenue would be coming up next w

i'm darya. and james, we want to start this hour with a check of weather and traffic because if you haven't noticed already, you will the second you step outside. yeah, it's a little chilly that's going on. so cold this morning. yeah, stepped outside this morning. i was like get that feels like winter. that's where we should be. >> this afternoon, though, we will be right back to those comfortable temps like we saw yesterday afternoon. let's get a look inland. this is your view, walnut creek right now. everything's moving along a ok? it looks like there and are nothing but sunshine this morning. where are temperatures, though? san jose? you fell to the 30's earlier. a quick could jump up to 47 oakland. you also fell to the 30's. you're back at forty-seven now, dublin livermore. you're still down in the 30's petaluma just above freezing at 33. the at 38 degrees. so definitely still chilly for a lot of us. we just saw are frost advisories canceled about 20 seconds ago. and as we work through the r

that's about 34 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain 7.16, for your money this morning. office jobs getting harder to come by and samsung. >> has a big day planned this month in silicon valley. jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. >> hey, high. tory, a good morning. so samsung will host its galaxy unpacked in san jose on january 22nd. so the company will unveil the next evolution of i newest additions to its mobile portfolio as well. it will likely unveil new smart phones perhaps smart home devices and other gadgets as well. look at amazon's ring doorbell and security camera now also will be a smoke. alarm is partnering with the fire safety product maker kitty. the companies will launch 2 models in april, along with the $5 per month. smoke monitoring subscription that gives users access to around the clock professional monitoring and emergency dispatchers. while the labor market looks healthy overall. but unemployed workers and high paying white collar jobs are struggling to find ne

darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 901. and the trans community is concerned this morning about president trump's executive order on biological yeah. the president says the federal government will only recognized 2 sexes, male or female and cropper show you horton standing by live at san so hard for the president saying this is a move to stop those who want to socially engineer race and gender into every aspect of public and private life. opponents of trans rights feel the use of pronouns has gone too far and they oppose taxpayers covering gender affirming care for one thing. doctor robert owens who works at the va hospital in san francisco is used to dealing with discrimination. >> we'll always be and they're always i'm sure have been people who are. trends and they're feeling who are in the military. we've put up, was it before you know, lanny, i guess we have to put up with it for another for years. we can do the pride celebrations all over the country, especially in san francisco this year. >> that will be an opportunit

james darya. all right. thanks a lot. we're going take a break. 6.20, two's the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news hooping cough cases are reaching their highest levels reaching their highest levels now decades will tell yo with dupixent, stay ahead of moderate-to-severe eczema. as you welcome the feeling of touch with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, helps heal your skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor of new or worsening eye problems, like eye pain, vision changes, or blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma or other medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. >> we're back 6.25. to time. and for your help. this morning, a rise in whooping cough cases and an infant death of lead california. health officials now to urge people to get their vaccinations. >> officials say between january and octobe

i'm darya and james got a lot to talk to the winds. i don't. if you noticed i saw the signs on the bay bridge high wind warning. i heard that, but i heard a little high pitched and i thought was that that sound that the bridge means the golden gate makes whistling sound drive better. that could have been excited to have the whistle where i was and that nowhere near the bridge. hey, we are looking out there at what is a another offshore wind event this week for us in the bay area. it's a nuisance for southern california. it is a huge threat for further growth of those fires down south. we are seeing those strong winds as well. but here in the bay little momentary com at the embarcadero, my last time i showed you this view, those flags were just pushing in that strong wind. we've already seen 50 mile per hour. plus gusts in areas like the east bay hills gusts right now anywhere between 20 to 30 miles per hour. we're definitely seeing high wind advisories in the north bay. wouldn't be surprised to see these expanded for other parts of the bay area

james and darya. we had a very brief encounter with the council member after i went up rang his doorbell. take a look. here is what happened after that. our camera rolling as a council member, brian has a veto exits. his house at 8 o'clock this morning to bring in the trash can. this is the first time that we've spen him since the fbi served a search warrant at his home on wednesday. according to the city, we walk up to the door and ring the doorbell and listen to what happens next. >> are a joy or down with kron 4, right? as we don't good good. can we talk to you about what happened? i have no comment on >> maybe yeah. all thank you for coming. anything you want to say to your constituents, though, to tell your side of the story. welcome all right. >> as you heard as a veto, did not want to talk, although he was all smiles when we saw him there. we did hear another voice from inside of the home, possibly on the phone who told him, quote, don't say anything and quote, no comment. so we're still workin

it. >> darya james, good morning. those parents just showed up with their students.rrying signs all get out of the way. so you can see what's going on here. a couple dozen parents organizing right now, according to franklin mckinley elementary school district, they're dealing with a 40% drop in enrollment over the past 15 years. so this campus here first opened in 1955. as hillsdale school renamed in honor of captain jason dahl, the pilot of the doomed flight. 93 during the terrorist attacks on 9.11, one parent told us just a little while ago that this campus is a 10 minute walk from her house and she would have to travel 30 minutes to take her son who's in kindergarten to another school. if this one does close. >> please think about the kids. the parents that have been living here for. many, many years. it's going to impact the kids. the kids are going to get separated. it's going it's going end up impacting their school, their schooling, their learning. it's going to be very traumatic for them to change to another schools. so stress at the time. >> one of those sig

james darya. this is the council members neighborhood and it's here where the city of san leandro confirms in fact that the fbi served a search warrant at his home on wednesday. and here's what else we've learned. a spokesperson. >> for the fbi telling us that the agents conducted court authorized law enforcement activity here on below street on wednesday. so far, that's all the fbi will tell us. and we are still working to confirm exactly why they searched his home. here's what we know about as of he is a foreman for sheet metal workers and represents district 2. this is his second term in office having just been sworn in again in december. he's involved with multiple government agencies here, including serving on the board of directors for alameda county waste management authority. and you'll recall last year the fbi raided the home of now former oakland mayor sheng thao. details are sealed, but a recent court filing makes several allegations suggesting the family who own california waste soluti

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot ran 7.48.ow the name of a woman who was hit and killed on new year's day by a suspected dui driver. >> santa clara county officials say rachel gonzales goes and her unborn baby died from injuries in a head-on crash that happened on leda slee road. her husband and young son were also in the car, but they survived the chp says that gonzales was the passenger. and when jesus carlos to morris crashed his pickup truck into the vehicle. that's when she was killed to morris now faces murder charges for the death. >> we'll 2 people have been arrested now after police say they stole from a mail truck in south san francisco. officers say that truck was delivering mail to alta mesa drive last week when the suspects stole from it. police say they used a license plate reader to track down the car that was used in that burglary and ultimately arrested. 32 year-old sassy acevedo and 35 year-old salvatore alvarado a day later. police say they've recovered boxes of stolen mail and drugs in south san francisco a

around. 42 minutes darya.es, back to you. >> let's help winners and losers with our financial expert rob black morning route. how are the markets? >> not great. they started off a little better because the producer price index, which is inflation, the people who make stuff before they sell it to us was up only 2 tenths of one percent. that's good news. it's not very inflationary. market had 8 up 20% year last year, up 20% the year before. it's it's kind of due for a pullback and maybe that's what we're getting because the fed promised not slash interest rates anytime soon. it is not thought. and without that, we have out or any means to carry us through. and we're right at the start of earnings season. some may be our next calluses the next couple of weeks with earnings. >> all right. the i would say story that affects everybody is at some time or another. you had to run into a business. use the bathroom and usually i try to use a chain like that. i think won't mind. and i was like i know where i'm going i'm g

i'm darya and i'm james. yeah. lots to get to today. news as well. your parents or you were talking about looming tiktok banned intensely lot of folks want okay. if they do ban it. what happens next? we'll talk about that. i and we're looking at the weather. chilly one again, chilly morning and stay. >> you want to stay tuned because that pattern is going to stick around. we're going see some cold mornings. >> you can see the temperatures are starting to warm up that it is to the 50's and upper 40's. but we will be warming up to some mild daytime highs so that going to be the weather pattern for the next week or so. a slight cool down at the end of the week. we'll get to the 7 day in a few minutes. but heading out the door, you just want to keep that jacket handy. but in the afternoon, more comfortable temperatures in the mid to upper 60's in the south bay. back to you. >> thanks a lot. 10 o'clock now and in the south bay, 3 people were killed in a car crash that happened last night. gilroy and 2 of them teenagers. we want to get the very latest now

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of his 802 and a big story this morning. some san francisco parents and students are on edge because the students said they will question by an ice agent on a city bus. so that incident prompted the school district to send a message to parents relaying what the student said happened. >> robert, to a florida actually live for us in the city to walk us through it. joey? >> yeah, james. what we know is that of course, this comes after the president's plans to roll out mass deportations now include targeting schools. so the principle from balboa high school in san francisco sent a letter out to parents and neighboring schools as well after this happened allegedly. so here's what the letter says, quote, a student that visitation valley middle school reported they saw an immigration law enforcement officer on the 29 muni bus on thursday, student reported they were approached by officer and asked for identification and where they were from that student is safe and with their family. now, the principal says, meanwhile, the superinte

darya.well, in the area of the palisades fire, police ended up arresting 2 people, accusing them of impersonating firefighters. both suspects apparently have a history of arson. an lapd officer actually notice this fire truck that you see here which didn't look quite right. no details. no lo going no engine number. no, nothing. all they had on the front was a i think, strip of letters that spelled out roaring there you see at roaring river fire. so the police officer pulled over the suspects and asked for identification. turns out they didn't have any and the 2 say they actually bought that truck at an auction. and yeah, we're in person meeting a firefight. yeah. roaring river is what they firefighters meantime, legit ones from the bay area are coming back home and telling stories of how >> horrible the losses in southern california kron four's rob nesbitt with the story. firefighters have been met with applause when they're driving up the highway from la back to their home fire departments

i'm darya james, obviously lots to get to this morning with those fires burning to our south. we've got some new information to share with you. that's just come in this morning. we'll get to that here in first want to check the weather and thing is sings of teen. things have changed for hopefully down south in southern california. those ease off of the winds. maybe. yeah. >> still to have those fire warnings, we are looking at conditions out there that you can take change really i think we will take the graphic, but you're having a mike problem, but hopefully we can take a look at those cause. >> if the winds have eased off, that's a good thing because those fires are still at 0 containment and it's about 45 square miles that is burned check your mike one more time, john. it just depends where the way here in area take the graphic, at least taking a look at the graphic to show us the weather conditions down in southern i think we might be. alright with your mic now, john, if we could. well, at least we'll get to the weather graphics anyway. if we can bring those up. we'll talk

the 45 minute ride to land or down to milpitas darya. james, back to you. >> reyna, thank you. 8.18 is the time and oakland leaders have appointed councilmember kevin jenkins to take over the position of mayor temporarily. this comes ahead of a special election in april to decide who will fill that job permanently. and we're learning that former congresswoman barbara lee could very well be in the running on monday. lee filed campaign finance paperwork with the secretary of state's office signaling a possible run for mayor this spring. she's among 13 people who have filed similar paperwork there with the secretary of state's office. the former congresswoman will confirm her campaign in the coming days as we know she served in congress for 26 years and her term ended just this past week, although some question whether she's right for the job, barbara lee should expect to answer the question. >> why are you doing this at age? 78? do you have the strength, the stamina and the commitment. jenkins who you just heard from his oakland's 3rd mayo

darya. james, back to you. thank you, ray 30 and today the san francisco board of supervisors is going to talk about how to fight the fentanyl crisis. yeah, this comes after mayor lori declared a federal state of emergency in the city. we've got kron four's joy horta standing by live in san francisco to explain. >> joe, it. well, good morning, james and darya. the mayor saying that if you do drugs on the streets, you're going to be held accountable. >> of course, many people want to see that happen. many others. don't really believe that it's going to happen. here's what we're looking at here. as you walk through the tenderloin people all over the doing drugs out there in plain sight in the daylight. and according to the cdc, just a small amount of fentanyl can kill a person. mayor larry saying he had a heart wrenching experience just last month, seeing babies inside san francisco general hospital suffering from internal exposure. we spoke with taxpayers this morning who encounter people high on the streets and

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain and 46 in san francisco. mayor like daniel lurie is now 2 days away from taking off. and yeah, but he's already rolling up his sleeves and helping clean up the streets this weekend. >> and the community was invited to join kron four's. moment has more. >> in san francisco, ap, it's cleanup day from big to small and almost 4 we >> was that one max davis hands around this neighborhood decided to help clean up when he heard mayor elect to daniel lurie would be hosting a local cleanup that's been causing about here. yeah, i was a i was a supporter and >> it's nice to see a face to the name. he is a san francisco resident and is looking forward to what this new administration will bring a little more safe to be able to walk around downtown. >> downtown, to be nice. if it was more of a city, again, a walkable city and the mayor elect himself just days away from inauguration is picking up piece by piece and grieving neighbors who also supported his election or you know, to keep up the good work. you know, when i man

i'm darya and i'm james.ve got rain on news this actually a local famed cartoonist was just arrested. we'll talk more about what to that of the show. all right. let's get

darya. good morning. yeah. millions of americans use the app for things like recipes for dancing videos even to get their news now, congress passed a law setting a january 19th deadline and because the deadline is sunday and the trump team takes over on monday, one biden administration official says that they're just going to let the trump team enforce the law. >> tiktok must not go dark on sunday. a last-minute plea on the app. more than 170 million americans use. congress set a sunday deadline for the chinese parent company that owns tiktok to either divest or face a ban in the u.s. the bipartisan move senators say was based on national security concerns. we are against a chinese company that is in cahoots with the chinese communist party owning tiktok but a close adviser to president elect donald trump says he's looking for ways to preserve tiktok. trump used the app during the campaign. i honor and tiktok ceo is expected to attend president-elect trump's inauguration. there is no reason

darya. james, back to you. >> thank you, renay. 17 is the time extra therapy. dogs were at hollister high school thursday morning as that community tries to process the deaths of 3 students. they were killed in a head-on collision on shore road on the outskirts of gilroy tuesday night where a memorial now remembers them. officials have identified the 3 teens killed a 17 year olds on zelle vegas and victor wuhan and 18 year-old brandon, all a con. 4th student was seriously injured. hollister high's principal says it's an emotional time right now on campus. >> you know, the students just like all the kids here. they're great kids and they're an important part of our school community. and so it's definitely it's definitely felt by everyone losing that. >> the school held a moment of silence on thursday morning. authorities say a young woman who was driving the other car that crashed into the teens was also injured. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >> time as teen and a week

james and darya. we have seen dozens of san francisco police officers out here this morning. they have barricades set up around the westin. saint francis is well to keep protesters and anyone else away who doesn't belong there. this is an invite only event and it is jam packed. thousands expected to attend. it's the first big health care conference since the ceo of united healthcare was shot and killed in new york city last month. jp morgan just announcing this morning that daniel pinto, its president and chief operating officer, is stepping in stepping down rather in june. lot of people are upset. those protesters saying that health care industry is putting profits over people. they want that to change. we spoke with a few people who are attending today. here's what they're saying about safety in san francisco. >> i think security is very good. things have just gotten a great job. the police presence is significant here. i have felt uncomfortable on one or 2 occasions when walking by people i have it engage me verbally. i think the security has been top i have notes. >> for

darya james, back to a lot of 7.16, for your money this morning. the last keep stacking up for the u.s. wine industry and it is a busy trading week. jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. hi, jen. >> and high. so even though it's a holiday shortened week, the markets were closed yesterday for martin luther king junior day. but when i know the annual world economic forum's getting underway today in davos, switzerland and the university of michigan releases its final reading on consumer sentiment. so very key reading on consumer confidence. of we got that softer inflation number last week. so that will play into the federal reserve when it's meat next week and what they perhaps will do with interest rates more than 85% of costco's, 18,000 unionized workers have voted to authorize a nationwide strike over fair wages and benefits going to the teamsters union that represents the employees unless a new deal is reached, a strike will take effect on january 31st and that is planning to launch a video editing app calle

joey. >> yeah, james darya. they say now is the time to prepare their saying use this horrible situation that's going on down there as a lesson as a reminder to have your plan ready to go in case of a wildfire in our neck of the woods, a get out of the area as soon as possible and get to safety. so take a look at this. a lot of firefighters in the overnight hours making their way from the bay area all the way down we're talking north bay, san francisco, san jose as well. this is video of fire trucks leaving san francisco overnight, smaller pickup trucks which can get into tight spaces to fight fires, ravaging neighborhoods there and along mountain sides. while these problems are far from us now, we know this could happen here easily and the bread county fire department is reminding you to be ready. >> you know, after seeing so much after a period time being there, it does affect us a little bit heat. we are all human. we do feel for the community, the people, you know, who are without homes now and have been eva

darya. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. so san francisco mayor, like daniel lurie is still 2 days away from taking office and he's already rolling up the sleeves, cleaning up the streets over the weekend. and the community is invited to join proper moment with the story. >> in san francisco, baby, it's cleanup day from big to small and almost 4 we was that one max davis hands around this neighborhood decided to help clean up when he heard mayor elected annual larry. >> would be hosting a local clean up its because out here. yeah, i was a i was a supporter and >> it's nice to see a face to the name is a san francisco resident and is looking forward to what this new administration will bring a little more safe feeling. i had to be able to walk around downtown. >> downtown, to be nice if it was more of a city, again, a walkable city and the mayor elect himself just days away from inauguration is picking up piece by piece reading neighbors who also supported his election or you know, to keep up the good work. you know, when i m

>> if james darya, good morning to you. yeah. this is one of the president's first mandate city laid out in his inaugural speech. critics argue that this is going to undo years of progress on behalf of the trans community. so the president said this is a move to stop those who want to, quote, socially engineer, race and gender into every aspect of public and private life. opponents of trans rights have issues with pro downs and gender affirming care. lgbtq advocates are worried, though, sf pride, executive director says and 40's trans yourself and for her, this is personal. >> trans people all over the country will be concerned about their health care and what this executive order can do them in that situation over 15,000 trans people serving openly in the military right now. and i'm very frightened for what they may face. >> well, president trump has already laid the groundwork for banning transgender people from openly serving in the military by revoking biden era protections. according to the associated press. here's what the

darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna won a big story this morning. some san francisco parents and students are on edge because a student said that they thought an ice agent was questioning them on a city bds. so that incident prompted the school district to send a message out to parents explaining what happened. refers to a hoarder actually live for us from visitation middle school. >> where that student is enrolled. joey? >> yeah. james darya students who go to the school, their families would have received that message on thursday. this all comes after there are some fears after the mass deportation plans are rolling out from the president including targeting schools. now and here's with that letter says a student that visitation valley middle school reported that they saw and immigration law enforcement officer on the 29 muni bus. the student reported they were approached by officer and asked for identification and where they were from student is safe and with their family. now, according to the press of if all those they've also rather noticed no

darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 6 o'clock. let's get to the big news, which are the wildfires burning in southern california with those powerful winds fueling the flames. the most recent us that we're following this morning sylmar which is called the hearse fire that's burned. 500 acres of broke out last night around 10, 30 at the other fire called the tamarack fire broke out tuesday night. that was in sun valley. >> but the larger of the for the palisades fire has now burned nearly 3,000 acres since those flames first broke out at about 10, 30 yesterday morning. the fire in altadena is called the eaton fire broke out at 6.30 last night. >> it's grown to more than 2000 acres at this point. and firefighters are afraid that the situation could get worse because again, these winds are not letting up in southern california. kron 4 sarah stinson brings us the latest. >> chief who says they sent several crews down to southern california to help with this fire. that doesn't seem to be letting up any time soon. >> it's blowing really

that's 85 to menlo park selanne down to 37 about 33 minutes darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much, renay. 21 is the time of the oakland police commission is seeking public input now on some proposed changes to the city's vehicle pursuit policy. following criticism from governor gavin newsom. so a special meeting will be held today at city hall at 5.30, this evening. and a town hall will take place next wednesday at east bay church of religious science. the changes could affect high speed chases which led to accidents and fatalities. oakland's current policy restricts pursuits to violent criminals but has resulted in higher than average collisions compared to state data. newsom continues to ask for support for the city contingent on police revisions. >> it's a 22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. what's going to happen in the south bay when these rv's along the streets, are told they have to leave. we'll tell you what san jose's mayor is doing. it's 25 right now. we have new details this morning about the for people who are found

darya. james, back to you. >> and also rain.rs to be able to navigate the system and catch other reits. the agency added screens in the bart trains and they show how other transit lines are nearby where they are when they're scheduled to go. you can see this video that part shared on x with that screen that shows the transfer options too. for example, san francisco muni cable cars and other bart. obviously there's even a ferry connector there at the embarcadero station. you see that. and so, you know where and when you can connect and riders in the east bay will also see amtrak connection at the richmond coliseum stations too. bart says it's all part of making the experience a seamless ride from bart to other transit systems. meantime, i won't be seamless for certain bart riders because the trains are not going to be running between walnut creek and conquered on saturday and sunday because they're going replacing some decades-old track components between those stations. there will be a bus bridge, but it could cost you some time

darya. james, back to you. lauren is 8.30 and the santa cruz wharf is back open now after being partially collapsed last month in the storm. yeah. remember that closure for several businesses to shut down temporarily. thankfully crawford's lindsey ford has a look at what it's like now. >> it's been nearly 2 weeks since the partial collapse of the santa cruz wharf and with its debut reopening saturday, business owners are looking towards a brighter and more lucrative new year. >> we know we're open now and we're happy. we're we're still to be here. >> since we opened, we've had a ton of regulars coming in. and it's just it's really warmed our >> this managers and owners nestled on the wharf are now playing catch up on bills because of missing out on the holiday rush when the work was closed, not only did we lose out on business and there's a lot of food waste associated with that. i mean, clothes for 10 days. alicia dogs, manager of gilda's homestyle comfort, food restaurant. >> says what hurts the most is emplo

hi, jane. >> darya good morning. so after a post-pandemic surge in 2021, 2022. >> natural diamond prices are down 8% and the lab created diamonds are down. 75%. this quarter diamond industry analysts. spoke to the wall street journal the time in prices are declining because the cost of making them keeps going down. and then there's weak demand for declining natural diamond prices. and that's leaving the diamond buyers to buy bigger stones. americans are tipping less than they have in years. wall street journal says frustration with rising menu prices to prom seemingly everywhere have led to a six-year low. the average tip is now 19.3% chick-fil-a choosing limon squeezing robots and they've cut 10,000 labor hours a day. the machines work at the warehouse is an ace in the lemon juice to the restaurants where the staff at sugar and water and makes their very popular lemonade. the company's been increasing investment in technology and automation. and about 45% of 30 billion of sales are now digital. that's about twice wh

let's go back darya and james. >> thank you very much, catherine. you know, we mentioned that this was held indoors, the inauguration, which was the first time that's happened since january of 1985. with them. when former president ronald reagan was inaugurated as the 40th president of the united some historic moments playing out on that front. but, you like we said, catherine to the panel were talking about a lot was said yes. so joining us to break down some of the talk versus action. >> we can talk to cal state east bay, professor of communication. nolan higdon. hello. nolan higdon is the nice to have you here. and since you're a professor and an expert on what can and cannot happen by law. i'd love to just go over a few things. i'll throw out tariffs, drilling, deportations, executive orders. >> the gulf of america, male and female. okay. just it tell what stood out to you that could actually be done and maybe could not be done. >> thank you very much. and hello to everyone out there. you know, i think the thing that really stood out and of prom

i'm darya and i'm james. yeah. lots to get to today. news as well. your parents or you were talking about looming tiktok banned intensely lot of folks want okay. if they do ban it. what happens next? we'll talk about that. i and we're looking at the weather. chilly one again, chil

a 23 minute by darya.es, back to you. >> thanks a lot of tonight. 31 and the press conference just ended now with california jenner general about rob bonta. and he was saying with the state is going to do to tackle the opioid crisis. a big problem. that drug has claimed thousands of lives >> california over the years and covers george korda live in san francisco with more on what was said, joe, >> yeah, guys, good morning. we just heard from the attorney general announcing a major settlement against one of the companies accused of fueling the opioid crisis. so here's what we know just minutes ago finding out from bonta that he says this is about holding opioid manufactures to account the bipartisan coalition he's working with with 15 states, including california, has reached a 7.4 billion with a b dollar settlement with the sackler family and their company. purdue pharma. this will prohibit the sackler family from selling opioids here in the u.s. bonta says pharma played a major role in the opioid epidemic

yeah, james and darya. this is a major announcement of a settlement.uge settlement. >> against one of the companies that is accused of fueling the opioid crisis. here's what we know about this today. a bipartisan coalition of 15 states, including california, have reached a 7.4 billion dollar settlement billion with a b with the sackler family and their company. purdue pharma, california attorney general rob bonta says purdue invented manufactured and aggressively marketed opioid products for decades putting profits over people. >> no community remains untouched by this epidemic, rural or urban high or low income republicans or democrats, children or adults. it's touched us all rest assured if any industry or provider tries to impede on the health of californians for the sake of turning a profit. well, be that. >> preliminary data from the san francisco medical examiner reveals over 630 people died from an overdose in 2024. here in the city. and tom wolf tells us that his life spiraled out of control when he got hooked on fentanyl after having surgery.

darya. james, back to you. >> thank you..16, is the time at a popular designer brand is leaving downtown san francisco. michael kors posted this sign that reads closing soon at its store there in the san francisco center mall. it now joins a list of other stores that have left the former westfield mall. michael kors. san francisco is directing its customers to their valley fair location in santa clara. well, as the city of san bruno continues, its search for a new police chief, retired san mateo police chief susan manheimer has been appointed to serve in an interim basis. her 39 year career spans leadership at several bay area. police departments including oakland and san leandro while serving in san mateo manheim, manheimer hazard was a driving force behind several county. why programs like the county wide gang task force and the human trafficking task force among others. >> it's 6.17, and celebrations in the streets of gaza and tel aviv after israel and hamas agreed to a cease-fire deal. this pause is the war in gaza and r

>> james darya, good morning to you both. yeah, firefighters saying the big takeaway here is that now is it time to prepare and make sure you've got a plan in place in case a wildfire does break out where you are. and so here's what you need to know. here's what they're telling us this morning. take a look at this. we've already seen lots of firefighters from the bay area head down south to la to help out in battling those flames. new video here of several fire trucks leaving just overnight from san francisco. these are smaller pickup trucks which they say could get into tighter spaces to fight fires that are ravaging neighborhoods runyon canyon, for example, they could get on trails with these trucks to get closer. while all the problems are far from the bay area. now we know this could easily happen here. the marin county fire department is reminding you to be ready. >> we have had a significant amount of rain which has helped over the past few weeks. as many of you know, a lot of our large damaging fires have occurred over

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.31.he san francisco board of supervisors is going to talk about how to fight the fentanyl crisis. yeah, it's a problem. and the >> incoming governor, the new governor or the new mayor, i should say. daniel lurie declared the fentanyl state of emergency ordinance in the city. so now what cropper's joy court alive in the city with the story going? >> james and darya the mayor saying if you do drugs here in san francisco, the streets, you are going to be held accountable accountable, rather. let's take a walk through the tenderloin. take a look at these images here. and this is the sort of thing that you find there. people in the streets in plain sight doing drugs right there. and hi and just causing a seat. well, according to the cdc, fentanyl is a synthetic opioid. that's 100 times more powerful than morphine lurie saying that he had a heart wrenching experience last month when he saw babies inside san francisco general hospital suffering from fentanyl exposure, drug crisis. one of the iss

that's from 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thank to 71 and a big story this morning is san francisco. parents and students are on edge because a student says that they saw an ice agent on a city bus and that incident has prompted the school district to send a message to parents about what happened. kron four's to afford to live for us in the city with more. joey? >> good morning. yeah. this all comes as the president's mass deportation plans begin to roll out, including targeting schools. now the principal from balboa high school sent out a message to parents. here's what that message says. quote, a student at visitation valley middle school reported that they saw on immigration law enforcement officer on the 29 muni bus. that student reported they were approached by officer and asked for identification and where they were from the student is safe and with their family. now, according to the principal and while the superintendent of san francisco unified says the district is a safe han for all students, regardless of citizensh

darya. james, back to you. >> for your money this morning, google plans to officially change. >> to gulf of america on google maps and the federal reserve is set to stay put on interest rates today. we've got jane king live at the new york stock exchange to walk us through it all. good morning, jane, high james, good morning. so, yes, the federal reserve nearly certain to keep interest rates unchanged its meeting, gets under way today. it's a two-day meeting. inflation has been stubborn. so it's a tricky for the fed to cut in rates may make things more expensive. in fact, the market expects the first rate cut. >> to happen no earlier than june will to new day at starbucks. as of yesterday, the coffee chain aiming to bring back the experience. they'll be encouraging customers to linger if they're paying. this is according to the new ceo, brian niccol now to reverse the fall in the company's sales last year. they're also making restrooms and free water cups available only to paying customers a

know short of 26 minutes darya. james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street. we have financial expert rob black joining us on this monday morning where rob, it looks like the tech-heavy nasdaq struggling a bit. the dow, though, is up more than triple digits. what are you seeing out there? >> you said it. tao of the dow's the leader right now large part because of united healthcare is doing really, really well. jp morgan caterpillar, there's rotation from tech stocks. last year's winners and the 2023 winners in 2 2025 winners. it's not going always be the same things tax. not always be the leader. they have very high valuations right now. and hopes of fed rate cut kind of got squashed on friday with a strong jobs report. going to see producer price inflation on tuesday. we're going to see consumer price inflation on wednesday. second change things a little bit. but the 10 year treasury sits at 4.7 9% to euro money market. you're getting a pretty good rate of return. no need to move it in

sam, too, rigid 15 darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. rain are life-saving deal for thousands of people who live in the san jose. the county of santa clara has just announced it will buy regional medical center. fact, the purchase would say the >> only hospital. that's a quick with to handle. basically heart attacks. strokes in the san jose kron. four's check moment has more on the story. >> today was a huge, huge, really. >> for myself for everybody that i've been working with. >> lora sandoval is a respiratory therapist at regional medical center. the hospital was for years. the only hospital in east side, san jose able to handle heart attacks and strokes. but since it started shutting down services, sandoval has been taking on shifts. a good samaritan in west san jose. you know, obviously it hasn't been an easy road, but after fears of layoffs and the hospital losing more services, the county of santa clara says it's coming through to buy the hospital for 150 million dollars. this is a really critical milestone for the community. jame

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a 7.20 in the east bay. the city of antioch now has a new acting police chief, its captain joe, the heal and he will serve temporarily in the role which actually previously filled before. >> in august of 2023 through february of last year. the shakeup comes after an agreement between the city of antioch and the department of justice to help the police force recover from years of scandals. the city manager says that she believes that the hill is the right person for the job, so much to cover. i am confident that she feel will continue the work of lauren prine. >> engaging our community and helping us seamlessly transition to a permanent police chief. the first public from on the hiring of the next permanent police chief is set for next week. >> well, the remains of president jimmy carter now lying in state in the nation's capital. tens of thousands of people are expected to pay their final respects. >> and the state funeral is then going to be held tomorrow. our dc correspondent shot hudson has more. >> over

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot. 91 breaking news from overnight is there was a deadly shooting in san francisco south of market neighborhood where police shot and killed. >> a shooting suspect. >> yeah. police say the gunman shot another man in the area of 9th and mission street. the victim was critically injured in that person was taken to the hospital and treated for multiple gunshot wounds. in the meantime, the suspected gunman got into a standoff with police at a nearby building. police say that suspect refused to leave. there was an exchange of gunfire between the suspect and officers. and in the end, the gunman was struck and killed by police bullets. us apd will be holding a town hall regarding the shooting in about 10 days. and at that point, they'll reveal what their investigation found 902, and police and santa rosa are investigating how a woman died. she was found dead. >> on a sidewalk if she was found on white would drive north of herndon avenue at around 7 o'clock last night, no arrests have bee

i'm darya and james 09:00am. the sun is up. the winds. thankfully for us, sir. nice and calm, which show we're glad to have all those are lisette surprising a lot of people got this morning 07:00am john. yeah, we've got a lot to talk about this morning in the jolt included in that, especially if you are on the peninsula close to the san andreas fault, that's western sf in daly city down to pacifica. >> yeah. probably felt it just after 07:00am. that is that 3.7 earthquake. we're talking about reports from several 1000 people all across the bay area to the usgs that they felt minor shaking. but for residents of daly, city and the western neighborhoods of sf, you felt it a little bit harder than the rest of us. not a lot of activity since then. so just that one quick jolt right there just after 07:00am southern california. it has been a prolonged very hard few days with this fire danger continuing. we still have red flag warnings and high wind warnings, although they are set to expire today. we have high wind watches going into effect this weekend for upper elevat

i'm darya and james. yeah, lots to get to this morning. we got more on the fires from still talking about the wildfire coverage going on in southern california's want a little more on the numbers and that and the big concern is the winds whipping up down south and or the band yet today. tomorrow, the core of this wind event right here and especially tonight into tomorrow morning for areas down south are going to where we have the strongest of winds. you can see the winds from the top of mount really shaking the camera up right there. >> just very windy overnight. last night, 50 mile per hour peak gusts. and this morning we've seen regular 30 to 40 mile per hour gusts across the bay. we do have wind advisories for the north bay mountains, high wind warnings and red flag warnings for southern california. is there a fire danger remains critical 50's for most of our current temperatures. it's a cool start for most of us. although this afternoon we are going to be very pleasant again with temperatures under the sunshine solidly in the 60's much