its 14 fremont fire department. firefighters are helping on the front lines in southern california. >> we're very blessed that we're able to do that because we have so many firefighters. we have adequate resources here locally and we're not feeling the shortage. >> still, adding the resources has been a process going back 20 years. >> more and more, we're seeing that public safety is under threat, and we need to make sure that we have adequate public safety. >> fremont mayor raj salwan hopes the city's new fire company can serve as a model that helps streamline the process to add future resources. >> i think we have to prove that this model works. i think once people see that we're being much more responsive, our 911 response call is much faster. they feel more safe that they will reinvest in more services, and they'll have more trust of the city. >> government and officials are confident that more resources are on the horizon. >> this is the beginning. we're going to continue, you know, to leverage technology so th

democratic district. >> fremont itself is already doing what many cities are considering. the city has a hillside initiative banning development in wildfire prone areas. >> fremont. we're trying to reduce urban sprawl. we're trying to limit it to our key corridors. it's away from the hills, away from the brush fire. it's much safer experience, and we can get more density as well in these places. so all future growth in city of fremont will be near these transit oriented areas. >> fire officials say the new personnel will be working off of this temporary truck until the new vehicle is ready. it needs to go through a number of different tests, and it should be delivered sometime in april or may. reporting from fremont jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. >> an app developed in the bay area is gaining new traction in response to those devastating wildfires in la. it's called watch duty, and it allows people to track wildfires and subscribe to emergency alerts in their neighborhoods. ceo and co-founder john mills says the goal is to make life saving information more accessible t

and congressman was in fremont today as the city celebrated a booth. they will keep theming with positions because of this case. and to hear them actually expanding their fire resources? >> reporter: right, ryan. well the fires in southern california have put more scrutiny on recent cuts to funding for public safety resources and has added questions as to whether or not fire departments are adequately prepared for disasters with those cuts. here in fremont, city officials are celebrating a rare increase to fire resources. a station six here behind me adds a different company to the station. >> i heard them go available on the radio, and we got to a point where we didn't know if this was ever going to happen. so when i heard that on the radio, it became really real for me. >> reporter: captain ahmad was just a rookie when the seeds were planted to add another fire company in fremont. as he would work his way up the ranks and up ladders. he was row lentless for his calls with extra resources. >> when you have worked in the city for almost 25 years, and t

democratic district. >> fremont itself is already doing what many cities are considering. the city has a hillside initiative banning development in wildfire prone areas. >> fremont. we're trying to reduce urban sprawl. we're trying to limit it to our key corridors. it's away from the hills, away from the brush fire. it's much safer experience and we can get more density as well in these places. so all future growth in city of fremont will be near these transit oriented areas. >> now, the new firefighters will be working off of this backup truck until the new vehicle arrives sometime in april or may. and the battalion chief here, kyle adams, says that he's been hearing about the new truck as long as he has been here. so he and the other people here in the fremont fire department are just so ecstatic to be able to have a new vehicle and also new personnel to be able to help out here at the fremont fire station number six. reporting live from fremont tonight, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you. jana. well, tonight, oakland police are investigating a p

its 14 fremont fire department. the front lines in southern california. >> we're very blessed that we're able to do that because we have so many firefighters. we have adequate resources here locally and we're not feeling the shortage. >> still, adding the resources has been a process going back 20 years. >> more and more, we're seeing that public safety is under threat, and we need to make sure that we have adequate public safety. >> fremont mayor raj salwan hopes the city's new fire company can serve as a model that helps streamline the process to add future resources. >> i think we have to prove that this model works. i think once people see that we're being much more responsive, our 911 response call is much faster. they feel more safe that they will reinvest in more services, and they'll have more trust of the city. >> government and officials are confident that more resources are on the horizon. >> this is the beginning. we're going to continue, you know, to leverage technology so that we're making sure that we

just three fire stations handled half of fremont's emergencies. since then, the city has seen a 13% population bump, according to census data. one of the highest in the bay area. >> all's we can do is just ask. ask for resources, ask for equipment, even with as much as you try to prepare for it you still need the apparatus and the members to do the job that you were sworn to do. >> reporter: the new company adds an extra fire engine and nine additional firefighters to station 6. it is a bright light at a time when other cities are making tough choices to cut fire resources amid budget troubles. even though fire season is now year around in california. just up the road in oakland last week, the city officials announced the temporary closure of two of the stations. in fremont, fire chief knows that issue all too well >> at the end of the day the people who are impacted are those that were here to serve. >> reporter: a former oakland firefighter herself she is pushing for a pro-active approach to public safety. gearing up for crews to be ready before

democratic district. >> fremont itself is already doing what many cities are considering.he city has a hillside initiative banning development in wildfire prone areas. >> fremont. we're trying to reduce urban sprawl. we're trying to limit it to our key corridors. it's away from the hills, away from the brush fire. it's much safer experience, and we can get more density as well in these places. so all future growth in city of fremont will be near these transit oriented areas. >> fire officials say the new personnel will be working off of this temporary truck until the new vehicle is ready. it needs to go through a number of different tests, and it should be delivered sometime in april or may. reporting from fremont jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. >> still to come, a crucial move that could have very big implications on the city of oakland. coming up, today's decision regarding the sale of the coliseum. [music] plus first lady jill biden in san francisco. the investments into women's health. she's touting from the federal government. >> and coming up later in sports. mark

that shooting happened about two years ago was along 880 and fremont.pected gang members shot into a car, killing a young girl inside. that young girl, five year old eliana crisostomo. and at the time that the district attorney's office filed those charges, then da pamela price added enhancements to those charges against the three men, but did not add special circumstances. as a result, that could make the accused murderers up for eligible for life without the rather with the possibility of parole. we spoke to eliana's mother and she told ktvu she hopes the next leadership within the da's office will change that. >> we will never recover. that's something that you can never it will never go away. the pain will never go away. we just learn to live with it. you know, my son was only six years old at the time, sitting right next to her. they're only 11 months apart. >> humberto anaya, cristo valderrama and emanuel serrano are each charged with murder. a judge today will determine if and how the case will proceed to trial. that hearing is set to start at 83

the fremont police say they also separately arrested another man at the fremont hub for causing a disturbancestealing alcohol. he was later charged under prop 36 as well. >> well, california's homeless population remains the biggest in the nation, but new federal data shows the crisis is growing more slowly here than in most of the rest of the country. so the new findings from the u.s. department of housing and urban development's point in time count shows it's increased just more than 3% in 2024. compared to the year before two-thirds of california's homeless residents sleep outside the highest percentage in the country highlighting the state's need for more shelter. but the number of young californians who were homeless without a parent or guardian fell 11% last year. we're going take a break 6.26. still ahead on the kron morning news. the niners are making changes to the defensive. coaching staff will tell you what's next. >> for their defensive coordinator and we're showing you here. the breaking news again be fire, which is burning out of control in southern california, destroying homes

fremont police say that they have also separately arrested another man in fremont for causing a disturbance in stealing alcohol. and he was later charged also under prop 36. >> well, california's homeless population remains the biggest in the nation, but new federal data shows the crisis is growing more slowly here than in most other parts of the country. so the new findings from the u.s. department of housing and urban development. they had their point in time count and it shows its increase just over 3% in 2024. compared to the year. pryor now two-thirds of california's homeless residents sleep outside. that's actually the highest percentage in the country and that highlights the states need for more shelter. but the number of young californians who were homeless without a parent or a guardian actually fell 11% last year. ok, quick look again live in southern california following the latest on all those fires that are burning right now. >> burning homes and neighb >> 7, 2, 8, 9, right now. and we are looking at well, a live shot here of sfo doing fine. but the airports in southern califor

the fremont police department is crediting prop 36 for recent arrests. police say they arrested 18 people in december. >> during a two-day operation where police said watched 2 businesses in fremont that are frequently stolen from. they say 9 of them were credited to prop 36 which allows for a felony arrest the suspects has had 2 previous theft-related convictions. fremont police say that they'll continue to patrol the streets in order to make the community safer. >> still ahead, why the guy who owns facebook and instagram is making changes to the way they check this information on the platform what it means for people. we use those. okay. it's fair to say san francisco is the city of >> contradictions. sunny outlook with a foggy disposition of place where you can be you. but we're tolerance is being tested. first we check in with the city's newly elected mayor. and next we see san francisco through the eyes of people who call it home. >> ever against our great city. >> i'm daniel lurie and i'm going to be the next mayor of san francisco. >> we all know

democratic district. >> fremont itself is already doing what many cities are considering.he city has a hillside initiative banning development in wildfire prone areas. >> fremont. we're trying to reduce urban sprawl. we're trying to limit it to our key corridors. it's away from the hills, away from the brush fire. it's much safer experience, and we can get more density as well in these places. so all future growth in city of fremont will be near these transit oriented areas. >> fire officials say the new personnel will be working off of this temporary truck until the new vehicle is ready. it needs to go through a number of different tests, and it should be delivered sometime in april or may. reporting from fremont jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. >> new at 630, an app developed in the bay area starting to gain some new traction in response to the devastating wildfires in southern california. watch duty allows people to track wildfires and subscribe to emergency alerts in their neighborhood. it was created after the fires in the north bay in 2020. watch duty is free and u

i saw that the best of that today in fremont. and i just also want to add fremont has sent 15 firefighters to los angeles who are part of the you know, to try contain the fires down there. and so is hayward. and so is alameda county fire. and so gratitude to those brave firefighters. >> i know you have people in your area as well as elsewhere around northern california in southern california. >> who grappling with a home insurance right now this is a pretty dire situation are. what are you doing in congress to to, you know, help homeowners be able to cover their homes? >> yeah, well, in first and foremost, you know, to make sure that there's accountability and that people have affordable coverage and the government. i think something the government can do is to continue to look at, you know, what are the best left of disaster before the crisis comes. what are the best measures that homeowners and communities can take, you know, to reduce and mitigate against loss. so i'm going to be open minded on, you know, we're there structure

fairfield 64, oakland fremont 68, san jose 63 degrees in concord and santa cruz on thursday. it's going to be a pretty mild day. we're going to see 60s and 70s records are likely friday. those temperatures do dial back. and then as we head towards saturday, another mild round of weather heading your way. the accuweather seven day forecast. windy early in the morning. it's a mild afternoon. possibility of records on thursday and then temperatures even though they come down a little bit, still above average going into the weekend. early next week, our dry pattern continues. bright sunny skies for you. no rain in sight over the nex before the world awakes. golden 1 credit union knows how the sacrifices you make here, let you spend time here. this is where your heart is. this is your home. it's what you've always wanted. and now it's yours. golden 1 home loans and lines of credit help you grow into the life you're creating, so you can spend more time focused on what matters most. golden 1 home loans. life is a journey best grown together. california's great america is going to cl

fairfield 64, oakland fremont 68, san jose 63 degrees in concord and santa cruz on thursday. to be a pretty mild day. we're going to see 60s and 70s records are likely friday. those temperatures do dial back. and then as we head towards saturday, another mild round of weather heading your way. the accuweather seven day forecast. windy early in the morning. it's a mild afternoon. possibility of records on thursday and then temperatures even though they come down a little bit, still above average going into the weekend. early next week, our dry pattern continues. bright sunny skies for you. no rain california's great america is going to close, but that could happen much sooner than expected. our media partners at the bay area news group report. new documents show the lease for the santa clara amusement park could be terminated at the end of june 2028. this would force it to shut down. prologis purchased the property in 2022 and agreed to lease it back to cedar fair. that's the company that runs the amusement park. the park was slated for closure in 2033. now it could be (vo) fa

we are seeing temperatures as low as the 30's and fremont. a 35 pound allowed.an mateo at 39 dublin. you're sitting right at freezing along with santa rosa, both at 32 degrees livermore. 33 right now along with fairfield, also at 33. now we do have frost advisories for a lot of the bay area, including the inland east bay, south bay and north bay through 09:00am this morning. temperature wise this afternoon will be in the low 60's. again, a little closer to those seasonal averages, not quite as warm as we have been right. all right. nothing for that. that commute starting to build out there along 80. if you are hitting the roads. >> crockett on towards the maze about 23 minutes there. all of a bridge is at 19. thankfully, we're not as windy as we yesterday. 31, which refill bridge and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. all james, back to you. thank you. reyna this morning. 10's of thousands of people are under evacuation orders because of the fires in southern california. kron four's rob nesbitt has been talking with residents who are still unabl

you can see as it is chilly in the east bay in the 30's, in fremont and livermore 40's along the east bay shoreline in berkeley and oakland and over in santa rosa and the north bay in petaluma nevado. you're sitting in the 30's once again 50's in bodega bay so that interesting. the coast, one of the warmest spots, high pressure is in control in our area. low pressure, too. the south in southern california driving those santa ana winds. and here's a closer look. i don't even have fog here. so here is that the next few hours just bundle up, heading out the door. we will see some sunshine the sun rises, but it will be in the 30's and eventually to the 50's all morning. and let's take a look at the roots all right, bill, thank you for that. let's get you moving out there. if you are going to be in the roads, not seeing any major delays. good start on this wednesday morning. >> 12 minute ride into the city while 8 minutes along a richmond center fell of the san mateo bridge are at about 15 and that golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes darya. james, back to you. thank you. 601. in

looking good though, as you make your way towards fremont.bound 85 through san jose and cupertino is delay free at 16 minutes. the 101 ride in san rafael. also looking good. amanda. gloria. all right. >> francis. thank you. fire crews continue to be spread thin across los angeles county as they try to stop the spread of multiple wildfires. >> and they had a new challenge. a new fire started yesterday evening. that one is called the kenneth fire. it's not far from calabasas. the other two most devastating fires are the palisades fire. also the eaton fire. >> the palisades fire turned deadly. crews finding human remains in the rubble, adding to the death toll across all of those fires, bringing the total deaths now to ten. it is still burning now in the santa monica mountains. it's california's largest january wildfire on record, having scorched almost 20,000 acres and destroying more than 5000 homes. >> the eaton fire is estimated to have damaged or destroyed as many as 5000 buildings. the fire near pasadena has burned close to 14,000 acres, d

may's to that fremont street exit.e traveling there just under 20 minutes along, 24 walnut creek down to the maze about 12 and 8.80, traveling to say langille. 21 good time to get out. get things done. woman is what everybody's making their way into the city this morning. if you are going to be taking our bridges, the richest amber failure at 8 the year while the golden gate bridge and not seeing major delays just short of 20 minutes on that right. taking a highway for 14 minutes, antioch, into congress to 42. we got up to about 27 at the peak of the morning commute in 80 over the east bay crockett out towards the maze. about 16 minutes darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain in i-41 is the time to people now been arrested after police say they stole from a mail truck in south san francisco. officers say that truck was delivering mail on alta mesa drive last week when the suspects stole from it. police issued or used a license plate reader to track down the car used by the burglars sent ended up arresti

fremont. some neighborhoods could even be colder than that. walnut creek and alamo, also mid 30s across the bay. good morning, palo alto. you're sporting 39 degrees live weather camera looking out toward san francisco. the sun is beginning to make an appearance at 725. by the time it sets tonight at 501, we will have realized high temperatures anywhere between about 55 degrees and 63 degrees. the warmest locations will be in the southern california area. actually, santa clara area, 63 degrees there, backing through morgan hill at 62. hey, you know what gang i've had on my mind in southern california? because they have red flag warnings in effect there. strong santa ana winds this morning. our winds will be more gentle. and we'll have your full forecast, claudine. and that's coming up. >> all right. thank you. roberta. well, if you are headed out the door early on this new year's day, let's take a look at the traffic around the roadways. it's a holiday, so things should go pretty easy for you.

airports in there, menlo park, mountain view, fremont, now at 39. newark is 39. but check this out.ilroy and hollister, 33. aptos. santa cruz 39. felton is in there. scotts valley, campbell, santa clara another observation. saratoga not far away is 36 and east san jose 38. so there's some cold temps out there, but it's dry, dry, dry. unfortunately, maybe another offshore. not a big one, but maybe another one for southern california. friday. maybe a bigger one early next week. you won't have to wait long for sun. there's an east wind and it's going to translate into above average temps again near 70 for some. all right. sal is here last. he said we were good. still good. >> yeah. you know what, steve? we have one problem that just popped up a few minutes ago. and that would be in san mateo on westbound 92, right at 101 on the commute here, getting over to 101 people get off to san mateo bridge. they want to head up the peninsula. there is a there's a there's a crash there. i'm just listening. sorry. i'm listening to a fire being dispatched now. heading out there. so the fire departme

getting into downtown 880 south is slow from hayward into fremont.y long delay there, but again, not out of the ordinary. south bay commute. also busy, but again, this is the new normal for 2025 as a lot of people are going to work in person 808. let's get back to the desk, sal. >> thank you. a big change coming to fire protection in the southern part of santa clara county. with the end of a contract with cal fire. and a merger in fire departments. means for residents. [music] then san francisco based airbnb, now in the federal government. spotlight why a mom says she was illegally denied a stay. the resulting lawsuit by the justice department and how airbnb responds after a car accident. [music] >> beware of insurance companies bearing small checks. if you've been injured, you may feel pressured to settle too soon and for too little money. don't be fooled. the minute you sign your claim is over. no matter how serious your injuries are or how many bills come in later, choose jacoby and meyers. for over 50 years, we've turned low insurance offers into

. >> in the east bay, the fremont fire department announced an expansion.re was a ceremony at fire station number 6 this afternoon. the department is adding a new truck and 9 additional firefighters. we've got a chance to speak with east bay congressman eric swalwell about the expansion. >> why meyer with i saw today in fremont they added fire company today because they did an assessment of where the majority of the calls are coming from and they surged more resources at a new engine and additional firefighters, 2 station 6 there. so that's the direction you should be going. and that's what responsible government leaders too. >> these additions mean that fire station number 6 located on central avenue is going to have an engine and a truck staffed each and every day. >> and the north bay filet o has a new interim fire chief arthur gonzalez says of native finished, served the city for years. he says the fire department will be a progressive organization that provides leadership and high quality safety for the community. city officials say the recruitment pro

the eaton fire from santa rosa, sonoma, sebastopol, alameda county, contra costa county, oakland, fremont and the list goes on. you really do have firefighters that have some firsthand experience in dealing with true firestorms like these. >> absolutely. katie, they had been working around the clock. i'm just curious how they're holding up. i mean i had seen a report where some of them don't even have time to eat or nap. they just keep going on to their credit. what was the sense that you got as you were driving along with them? >> reporter: i think this is really personally challenging for the firefighters, especially out of santa rosa, because some of the task force members lost their homes in the santa rosa fire. so seeing this again is personally just very triggering, not to mention the fact they got in here very late last night. it was too dark for them to start right away. they literally slept in their type 3 engines. that means they were sleeping in their fire trucks overnight, starting their shift at 6:00 a.m. and they won't get off shift until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. if you can imagi

officers later found two of the cars, both stolen, abandoned in fremont. >> it's terrifying for a small business to be attacked in this way, and the fact that there are so many people that could just walk in and smash the door with no kind of ramification. >> no arrests have been reported, but one of the two stolen cars used in the robbery, a red acura, was found by fremont police. police not only go after stolen cars, they often go after stolen bikes to a certain degree. one victim from north oakland told me in august he got a much better response when the thief ended up in berkeley. surveillance video shows a man riding a bike with a stroller in tow to a home in north oakland. he enters the side gate and sees the $7,000 cargo e-bike belonging to desmond brand. >> he rode in on a much worse bike, i guess. >> the man goes into the backyard, much to the displeasure of brand's cat named gerald, who begins meowing. >> the cat that was defending my stuff. he's a maine. that's why he's so big. >> as the cat looked on, the man fiddles with the bike and peers into the home, not knowing or cari

. ♪♪ tickets at sfballet.org >>> fremont fire offered a new company to its ranks that brings on a newe engine and 18 new firefighters at station six pick it's been a decades long dream in the making for one captain. >> we worked in the city of most 20 years. there is an addition that we know is going to be beneficial to the communities. but also members are trying to do a job. it's monumental. it's more weapons for us. it's more tools in the toolbox. >> fremont's population has jumped since 2004 which underscores the need for more firefighters and equipment. thousands of firefighters have answered the call to help in southern california. while a regular call might be over in a couple of hours battling wildfires could mean being on the ground for days or even weeks at a time. barry spoke with one team about their life on the road. >> reporter: tucked away at the back of his firetruck at 6:00 a.m., just after light begins to peek into the sky, this firefighter is grabbing to brush his teeth. a few moments later he's with his team, traveling from san diego to l.a. to battle los angeles l

that shooting happened on 880 in fremont back in 2023. the case will be one of the first high profile cases handled by the alameda county district attorney's office since the recall of former da pamela price. ktvu is tori gaines live tonight in studio. and, tori, you spoke with the victim's mother this evening. >> good evening. mike. yes. sophia crisostomo says her family has been forever changed by that freeway shooting in 2023. she hopes the alameda county district attorney's office will take steps to protect other families from the same fate. it's been nearly two years since five year old eliana crisostomo was shot and killed in a vehicle with her family on interstate 880, in fremont. but for eliana's mother, sophia, the horrific day she lost her daughter feels like yesterday. >> we will never recover. that's something that you can never. it will never go away. the pain will never go away. we just learn to live with it. >> three men were charged with murder with gang and gun enhancements in her daughter's death. but crisostomo says tha

to mean time to the east bay, fremont fire department announced an expansion. there was a ceremony at fire station number 6 this afternoon. the department is adding a new track and 9 additional firefighters. we got a chance to speak with east bay congressman eric swalwell about the expansion. >> why meyer with i saw today in fremont they added fire company today because they did an assessment of where the majority of the calls are coming from and they surged more resources at a new engine and additional firefighters, 2 station 6 there. so that's the direction you should be going. and that's what responsible government leaders >> now these additions mean the fire station 6. it's located on central avenue. there will now have and engine and truck staff to each and every day. >> we're learning the names of the 4 family members found shot to death in a santa rosa home earlier this month. authorities have identified them as 67 year-old clive guff. 67 year-old donna goff. 33 year-old reyna gotten 28 year-old cameron goth deputies say clive and donna were once married

it's more tools in the toolbox. >> fremont's population has jumped since 2004 which underscores the need for more firefighters and equipment. thousands of firefighters have answered the call to help in southern california. while a regular call might be over in a couple of hours battling wildfires could mean being on the ground for days or even weeks at a time. barry spoke with one team about their life on the road. >> reporter: tucked away at the back of his firetruck at 6:00 a.m., just after light begins to peek into the sky, this firefighter is grabbing to brush his teeth. a few moments later he's with his team, traveling from san diego to l.a. to battle los angeles largest natural disaster in history. this is his and his fellow fighters life for the next few days, or next day , or few weeks . here is the battalion chief and strike team leader. how often do you work and how often do you have off? >> we have 24 hours on, 24 hours off. >> reporter: how is that? >> it can be challenging at times. you don't sleep pretty much the whole 24 hours. and you go and rest so you kind of catnap in

vea napa santa rosa oakland hayward fremont san josé.josé mañana en 66 mínima de 51 precipitaciones para el viernes en los 62 mínima de 45. vemos como baja también la temperatura para el día sábado en los 61 mínima de 45 san francisco mañana en los 62 mínima de 50. también hay precipitaciones, empezando desde las 08:00 hasta la 13:00 de la tarde. la máxima 58 mínima de 47. así las condiciones hasta el momento yo me paso a despedir. que tenga una excelente noche. muchísimas gracias y mire captado en cámara a ladrones con martillos asaltaron una joyería en dallas, texas. está viendo esas imágenes en este momento. imágenes impresionantes muestran a 4 sospechosos destruyendo las vitrinas y tomando bandeja tras bandeja de joyas de oro. la propietaria del negocio afirma que cada una de las bandejas tenían joyas valuadas. escuche esto en unos 60.000 $. lamentablemente, lo que se llevaron los delincuentes no estaba asegurado. y los sospechosos huyeron de la escena. y aún no hay arrestos. bueno, y con el fin de año, también aumentan los casos de

alameda county hayward fremont also helping with the containment as well. back here in the bay area, firefighters out of fairfield, they are battling a grass fire that broke out just off green valley road fire already burned about one acres. but officials say containment is expected shortly. crews are still on scene working quickly to try to keep the flames from spreading. we're gonna keep you updated on this fire as more information comes into the newsroom. starting today, the moraga orinda fire district. they're going to be can do in a controlled burn out in a renter right near edgewood, drive. officials are saying this is going to start at 10:00am. and another bird is set for tomorrow at 10:00am. firefighters are gonna burn pot materials in the tunnel east bay, right between wilder, los valley. they're trying reduce the wildfire risk and maintain the area's ecosystem. if you're hiking or cycling, i smell a little smoke and they're just reminding people who live there. keep your windows and doors closed time now 507. and happening today, san francisco. we

it was also 70 in santa rosa, 65 degrees in fremont, union city and all the way through milpitas. about flirting with 70 degrees and throughout the rose garden district of san jose? now, currently this is our live weather camera. not a cloud in the sky, but we will see some areas of dense fog developing in the overnight hours. pretty much in the north bay, swinging around towards the delta and into the fairfield area. it will be patchy, but it will be dense current air temperatures standing at 56 degrees in hayward and in oakland. alameda backing all the way into castro valley. it is now 58 degrees, and throughout sunnyvale and cupertino the winds, thank goodness, are under ten miles per hour at most reporting stations. and throughout that san bruno gap, up to ten mile per hour winds at sfo. also a bit of a wind, but now dying down along the seashore in half moon bay. wind speeds tomorrow morning. by the time sun up at 725 16 mile per hour wind gusts and the half moon bay area, and we will experience a breezy afternoon scouring out the fog tomorrow. it won't be windy, but we will

the alameda county strike team is now joining oakland hayward, fremont firefighters. and while they had a sleepless night, so too did governor newsom, who at 130 this morning announced we are working vigorously to ensure maximum support for firefighting efforts in los angeles. now that includes the hurst fire, now threatening the san fernando valley and the surrounding area. this one started just before 1030 last night, so it hasn't been burning very long, but it forced 44,000 people from their homes. much of southern california, now under a state of emergency. the eaton fire is threatening pasadena and altadena, and that started about four hours earlier. a threat creating what cal fire calls an immediate threat to life. with people told to leave now, not to get ready, but to leave now. it all started with the palisades fire that you mentioned, which ripped through nearly 3000 acres from the pacific palisades, where it started. it is rugged terrain, and in one case, there's just one way into and out of the canyon there. police told people to leave their cars and to ju

one in fremont, the other in corte madera. company says the closures will happen sometime over the a three-year period. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, we have some new details now about that pregnant woman tragically. >> was killed in a hit and run crash on new year's day in santa clara county. the storywe 10. 24, we now know the name of a woman who tragically died. >> when she was struck by a dui driver on new year's eve. santa clara county officials say rachel can solace, keiko center unborn baby died from their injuries after a head-on crash on leaves lee road. her husband and young son were in the car that this well, they survived. but the chp says gonzales was a passenger in that car when jesus carlos 2 mares crashed his pickup truck into the vehicle. that she was in to. morris is now facing murder charges for the death of gonzales and her unborn child. if you want to help their family with their funeral expenses, they have set up a gofundme page that you could donate to put a link to that official page on our we

meantime, macy's is going to be shutting down its 2 bay area locations, one in fremont, the other in corte madera. the company says the closures will happen sometime over three-year period. >> it's 6.26, and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. the wildfires in southern california driving people from their homes and look animals as well on the run will take a as well on the run will take a look at how you can excited abog with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> 6.29 right now to get a look at the weather going into the weekend. nothing remarkable at my house. >> the bubble is holding. we're the we're thankful have calmed down for us here. very pleasant. good morning, john. i will take the unremar

and that's in communities like fremont all the way over into fairfield.that will continue to die down though as we head into the afternoon hours today. around lunchtime, all the way into the evening hours tonight, with a beautiful forecast on the back end of this week. more on that in a brittle but for now over to you, gianna. >>> jessica, thank you. let's start off with a live look at conditions on the roadway through oakland 880. just a heads-up. plan on taking b.a.r.t. this morning. if you are traveling say between coliseum and oakland airport on the airport line you can expect delays there due to the equipment problem on the track that happened earlier. sfo line for b.a.r.t. also dealing with some delays this morning. so that might be an issue for anyone heading to the airport. and of course we're seeing the usual stuff as you work your way on parts of our drive over into san francisco this morning. you are seeing the bay bridge backed up with metering lights on so a busy ride there. and those brake lights building westbound 80 out of el sobrante into

an alameda county strike team is joining oakland, hayward and fremont firefighters. and while they were sleepless overnight, so too was governor newsom, who at 130 this morning announced, we are working vigorously to ensure maximum support for firefighting efforts in los angeles. he said that we have now secured for california some fema grants that will help with the firefighting efforts. that includes the hurst fire, now threatening the san fernando valley and the surrounding area. it started just before 1030 last night, and between then and now, it has forced 44,000 people from their homes. and much of southern california is under a state of emergency. the eaton fire, now threatening the pasadena and altadena area, which started four hours earlier, creating what cal fire c called an immediate threat to life. telling people to leave now. it all started with the palisades fire that ripped through nearly 3000 acres from the pacific palisades. this is really rugged terrain, and in one canyon there is just one way in and one way out. and at one point,olice told people t

south 880 in fremont crash at auto mall.kway does block lanes, and there is a lot of slowing on the approach south of the dumbarton bridge, the bay bridge slowing again, there may be an incident on midspan one more time picking up for friday. well today show just ahead. but we continue today in the bay on roku and other streaming platforms on our 8 a.m. newscast. incentives not to quit on quitters day, we're going to talk with an expert on how to maintain those new year's resolutions. join us online at nbcbayarea.com or even our smartphone app. don't give up. don't give up. your friday inspiration isn't that inspirational right there. happy friday replay it >>> good friday morning. the crisis intensifies in southern california. >> a new fire erupting overnight

now we have a crash in fremont, southbound 880, in the vicinity of fremont stevenson. now, it's not actually causing a big delay yet, so we'll see. but you know, we'll let you know if that becomes a troubled commute. no problems on the peninsula. i do want to mention the bay bridge is back to its old self. it is backed up almost to the maze and the metering lights are on. 701. let's go back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. the winter holidays are behind us. many kids are headed back to school this week, and with the start of 2025, there are some new laws. california school districts will have to start working on this year. ktvu sally rasmus joins us now with a look at a few of them. ali. >> well, here at pleasant hill middle school, the school day starts just a little while from now. the students are back in session after a two week winter break. but there are some new laws that schools across the state will have to start thinking about and working on implementing. one of them has to do with homework. so let's start with that. it's called the healthy hom

fremont canyon had gusts to 94mph earlier, and the dry air has already arrived. so this is a really tough situation. and the problem is there may be another round of this coming in early next week, but it's just going to be a tough day. once we get to daylight here, then maybe we can get some drops going. but it's just too hard right now. they can't do it too. too much wind. you can't see. for us it will be a sunny day, although the higher clouds spilling down. but we have some decent gusts here. for some, not for all. mainly in the hills now. oakland hills above the claremont 54. that was about an hour ago. las trampas near lime ridge. most of these are east bay. travis, though at 40. lake chabot 38 and calaveras road at 35. los vaqueros reservoir is also in there as well. there it is, northeast 40, right above the. right above the caldecott. there. east wind in the city and north wind. although not screaming here, but for some travis 31mph. then you can see it's breezy for some, but not bad for others. we do have a wind advisory until ten, i think later today t

if you see this man, please call fremont police.rrested in oakland man suspected of killing his wife and february 2023. police responded to the edwards avenue off ramp on i-580, in oakland. that's where they found the but allen dead from a gunshot wound. chp identify the victim's husband, nathaniel mcallen, as the primary suspect. after 2 years of investigation, the alameda county da filed charges against the suspect on january. second, investigators arrested him. he was booked into the santa rita jail. ifill. police arrested a man accused of committing a hit and run. they say officers saw crash on north texas street and travis boulevard. they managed to pull over the driver. investigators say the suspect had another outstanding warrant connected to an earlier hit and run. no injuries reported. in santa rosa, police arrested a man for allegedly pointing a gun at another driver in a road rage incident. 23 year-old calvin crump is the suspect. officers responded to west 32ndtre in amador drive around 05:00pm saturday. the suspect was

fremont. you'll see him in a second. mountain view, menlo park, san carlos, half moon bay, to name a few. there's a lot of 40s showing up here because the wind speeds have collapsed. so when you get i mean, there's still a little puff of east or northeast breeze, so we'll still have that, but we're under clear skies. you know, last week we got some warm temps. we had 70s. we're not looking for that. we will get lots of sunshine. but i'll tell you this is a cold pattern here. frost advisory until 9:00 for many inland locations and temps. now upper 50s to mainly low 60s. all right. sal's here at 631. we are off. to where? >> let's go to union city. steve, right now. and look at a decent commute. lots of times. 880 hayward, union city. fremont. it gets busy right now. you have your chance. also in pleasanton. there's a little slowing on the sunol grade, but this is all pretty good. and here we are. you know kind of getting closer to seven. and we still have a decent commute. and i like that. i don't think it's going to stay

we had an earlier crash in fremont. they cleared it.raffic is still slow from union city and the altamont pass. traffic is slow. silicon valley commute doesn't look too bad. there's some slowing there. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. sal. thank you. well, you've heard of dry january, but what about no spend january? details of a trend that aims at helping people recover from all of that following a 3.7 earthquake hit off the coast of san francisco at the top of the 7:00 hour. here again. it was a 3.7, so not major, but enough to give you a little shake. here we are pinpointing where the earthquake struck right off the coast. as you would expect with something this size and of that distance, there are no reports of any damage or injuries. we're also following what's happening in southern california as deadly wildfires there have burned entire neighborhoods. firefighters still working to contain the flames. los angeles county officials have confirmed ten people have died in these fires. some 180,000 are under evacuation. resident

the fremont police department is crediting prop 36 for recent arrest. police say that they arrested 18 people in december during a two-day operation where officers watched to business thieves. steele from them often they say that 9 of them were credited to prop 36 which allows for a felony arrest. if the suspect had 2 previous theft related convictions. fremont police say that they'll continue to patrol the streets in order to make their community safer. >> deputies are investigating after 2 people were found dead on a jet blue plane in florida. officials say the 2 bodies were found last night in the wheel well of a plane during a post flight maintenance inspection in fort lauderdale. there are reports the plane may have come from new york city so far the identities of the 2 people have not been released. officials are now trying to determine how they got on the plane and what caused their deaths. >> well, tonight we have a new insight about the colorado man who blew up a tesla cybertruck outside trump's las vegas hotel on new year's day. nicole fierro

county, 14 firefighters from fremont, for example, are among those from more than a dozen local fire departments that are assisting down south. in addition to individual firefighters, the bay area is also home to strike teams, with the governor's office ofs, with emergency services, like this one from san mateo. they're now in southern california. the san francisco fire department sent 22 firefighters to the palisades fire. they could be there for up to two weeks. >> this is what we train for, and we are trying to get there as quickly as possible to help our brothers and sisters in southern california in need. and the people. we have to remember that the mission of the fire service is to protect life, property and environment. and that's what we're going to go down there to do. >> remarkable work they do. the san jose fire department shared this video showing crews from across santa clara county mobilizing crews from alameda county, oakland, hayward and menlo park are also on the fire lines right now in southern california. >> now, today, fire crews from santa rosa left to help los a

anyone with information is asked to contact fremont police. [music] services to honor the life of former president jimmy carter are set to take place over several days. as fox's caroline elliott tells us. ceremonies will begin tomorrow and will be held in both georgia and washington, d.c, both public and private events to honor former president jimmy carter are scheduled to take place over nine days beginning january 1st. >> i feel like i would feel with a family member passing and for so many americans saddened by the loss of jimmy carter, they will have multiple opportunities to say good-bye to the 39th president. >> for the first three days, the family will gather in carter's hometown of plains, georgia, where he was born, married his wife of 77 years, rosalynn carter, and returned after his presidency on january 4th. he will be moved to the carter center, the headquarters of the humanitarian organization founded by the former first couple in 1982. following a short ceremony, his body will lie in repose until january 7th. >> i think his car

fremont.an jose could run into some valley that, we have a mix of sun and clouds by the afternoon and then the evening, the late afternoon and evening, the fog rolls back in. so a typical summer like pattern. very interesting. other than that, we also have hazy out there. so expect moderate air quality tomorrow. and the next weather headline will be the winds are around monday night into wednesday morning. so this is 10, 15 notice the higher elevation lights up in yellow and red. that's 2030, miles per hour. wind gusts. so it will intensify in the overnight hours. so if you drive a high-profile vehicle or a big rig, you really want to keep a lookout for that. it's going to be breezy, could we could see a wind advisory. so we're keeping an eye on that. the lows, though, pretty mild. we're now jumping to the mid to upper 40's. thanks to that cloud cover. and here are the daytime highs. upper 50's low 60's. so another comfortable day we still have some beach hazards out there. beach hazard statem

fremont police say they will continue to patrol the streets in order to make the community safer. >> please note you have my full commitment and i am passionate about the city of antioch and our police department. >> and with that, antioch has a new police chief joe vigil is the new acting police chief cs the interim chief re retires. this is coming as the department of justice is investigating the department for racial and sexist tax. our fleet to call was at the ceremony will bring us the latest information coming up during kron. 4 news, a 2, 3, >> wind advisory until wednesday morning. we have some new video now into our newsroom from al granada. trees and power lines are down due to the high winds. pgd saying about 826 customers are currently without power in that area. >> they don't think power will be back on until 8 o'clock tonight. so let's get an update now on those windy and breezy conditions with our meteorologist kyla grogan. hey, there's some blue skies certainly to greet you today. no problem with the marine layer the fog. but take a look at the flag here. and you can s

san jose at 66 santa clara at 65 east bay, not much different fremont at 63. same in dublin while oakland at 61 degrees today, north bay temps are in the mid 60's for a lot of us. napa at 64 degrees while nevado petaluma and santa rosa at 63. a look ahead. does show calmer conditions. but just as clear and dry as we have been 60's for much of the rest of the week with a few 50's mixed in next week. roadways this morning doing all right. 8 minutes at the bay bridge. nothing holding you up. no need for the metering lights. just yep. richmond center fell rolling at the limit. that's at 7 minute crossing the golden gate. much calmer than it was yesterday. look at that crystal clear. not a car on the road this morning. all right, john, thank you for that. to san francisco police officers were taken to the hospital after crashing into a building during a chase. >> this happened just before 3.30, monday morning, right near 9th and howard street in the city. so neighborhood police said he spotted a car, been involved in a chase on sunday, tried to pull it over again.

you can see, you know, mid 60's there in fremont down in san jose. we've really warmed up. 63, though, in berkeley, another spot this popped into those 60's and can see if the north bay petaluma about 62 degrees. 66 in san lino out. >> so obviously the sunshine allowing us to warm up, but it will be short lived because we are seeing a little action in the overnight tonight. you start to see it there a little to the north of us. and we are just catching the very tail end of the system. so it's not going to be a big impact rain system for us, in fact, will be beneficial rain for the most part we're talking about between about a 10th of quarter of an inch, little higher than that as we get to spots in the north bay could also see a little higher than that in the santa cruz mountains. the north bay concerns me just a tiny bit because we do have those creeks and streams that are all running pretty high right now. so do be careful if you're around any of those in the next 24 hours. future cast here showing you that. we stay nice really throughout our eveni