and create in oakland. that serves as a positive vision for other cities. and i know that we can do this together. thank you. >> special election to fill the seat left open by nikki fortunato. bas will be held at the same time as the special mayoral election. april 15th, meantime, oakland firefighters are speaking out against the temporary closure of fire station. actually, 2 of them as of today to oakland, fire stations are closed this morning, oakland firefighters gathered on the steps of city hall to demand that the city reopened. the recently closed stations. oakland is facing a budget deficit of about 129 million dollars. the city was counting on the sale of the open coliseum site to fill that budget gap. but the deal has yet to go through as a result. the city is making significant cuts to services the police department and fire department are by far oakland's largest expenses and in an effort to save money, fire stations. 25 28 will be temporarily closed. the fire department worries that the closures

i love oakland.s better. >> oakland police then say a group of thieves target smoke shop off san pablo avenue just before for the morning. >> a top rating to state. elise of the store manager here says they didn't make out with much, took some fake jordans. everything else was left intact. it is very frustrating. >> we have to we are you have bills with pain. got to pay. the rent is around the first of the managers here at the smoke shop tell us they've been broken into several times over the last year. each time they're broken into cost them thousands of dollars. this particular break-in, it's going to cost them around $20,000 to repair. >> makes me right there. and the police not that far. and they just let him juggling. lisa says her boss saw oakland police chase the team down the road, but then give up kron 4 reached out to opd to confirm this information and open. police told kron 4 responding officers determined they have no authorization to pursue the suspects like they pretended to do their j

oakland congresswoman barbara lee registered ali for oakland. mayor 2025 campaign finance committee with the secretary of state's office. now, a spokesman for lee says she'll announce later this week if she's actually going to run for mayor of oakland, she would certainly come out as the odds-on favorite. she's more than likely to win media and political strategist justin berton served as communications director for former oakland mayor libby schaff properly should expect to answer the question. >> why are you doing this at age? 78? do you have the strength, the stamina and the commitment. everyone understands that she's an iconic, meaningful, impressive person that we've all been rooting for in congress. will we be rooting for her in the mayor's office? >> burton says lee's popularity during a quarter century in congress is clearly to her advantage. but he says some may compared to former oakland congressman ron de limbs whose term as mayor was not so successful when bron deland's came back from congress and ran for mayor. >> he left oaklanders

. >> in oakland. like i said, this isn't the only story. >> reporter: a short time later police say a group of people broke into the safeway near oakland tech high school on broadway. the store was closed at the time, but employees were working inside. the robbers took at least one cash register and other items. police say they did not hurt the workers. >> doesn't make me feel too safe knowing that people are breaking into our local safeway. >> reporter: police say the gas station and safeway robberies were very similar and they're looking to see if it's the same group of robbers. last weekend authorities say a group of robbers used a sledgehammer to break down doors to rob oakland businesses. it's unclear if these cases are done by the same people. >> keep saying that crime is down, yet it's still going on constantly. >> reporter: oakland leaders recently celebrated the crime reduction in 2024, the most recent oakland police crime stats showing robbery went down by 25% in 2024 compared to 2023 and bu

in oakland all of his life., paul. >> it is a pleasure to be here today. >> great to have you. tell us a little bit about your background. >> i was born in oakland. my parents come from oklahoma and mississippi. >> uh-huh. >> but i was born in oakland. i have attended schools in oakland and i've had the opportunity to travel all over the country as a journalist and as an activist and as a participant in the civil rights struggle. >> that's right. >> and as an advocate for change. >> now, you told me earlier that you had not taken a course in journalism, but you are gifted in writing a great deal. >> yes. no, i did not take any courses in journalism. i always got great grades in english and in writing and in composition and i remember as a youngster i was a spelling bee champion. so i've always -- >> and no one could beat you in scrabble, right? >> nobody beats me in scrabble. >> now, when you started realizing you had that gift, what made you lead to working in the community to do so? >> well, i have always -- m

former congresswoman barbara lee has announced her run for oakland mayor. launching her campaign today and tossing her name to join the special election set to happen in april. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with lee minutes after she signed the paperwork at oakland city hall, as well as one of her main challengers, retired congresswoman barbara lee walked into oakland city hall wednesday afternoon as mayoral candidate barbara lee. >> supporters who have been urging her to enter the race for mayor greeted her as she made her way to the city clerk's office to sign the official paperwork needed to launch her campaign. lee made the official announcement wednesday morning with a video post on social media. >> i fought for oakland values. [music] now it's time to bring that business and legislative experience home for an oakland renaissance. >> lee emerged from the clerk's office with a big smile. her decision finally made after months of deliberation. >> i've talked to labor, business, community activists. i've talked to members of the clergy, and the same issues ke

oakland. the oakland police commission is considering whether to loosen the city's police pursuit policy. as it stands now, city officers cannot chase suspects for things like sideshows, reckless driving and burglaries and other property crimes. >> they go in and bust into your building, bust into your business, run into your house and know they can run and not get pursued. >> newly elected oakland city council member ken houston says the city needs to combat an image of lawlessness by allowing officers to catch criminals who flee. >> but if they have the option and we have police officers that are trained, highly trained people make mistakes, but they are highly trained, right? they'll make a sound judgment. >> governor gavin newsom has asked oakland to adopt less stringent pursuit policies, saying chp officers have seen firsthand how suspects aware of oakland pd's policies have committed less serious crimes right in front of a police officer, and the pursuit policy in oakland says we can't w

>>>it was inauguration day at oakland city hall. the ceremony began with the city administrator laying out what may be a daunting job. >> the individuals sworn in today have all asked oakland voters for the responsibility of leading oakland at a time when that leadership has never been more important. >> the city is worse than broke. it faces $129 million budget deficit at a time when public safety is strained to the breaking point. >> i solemnly swear. >> reporter: after taking oath of office the three new members addressed the public beginning with zach unger who made vail references to the council's old way of doing business. >> i love coming into government at a time of abundance. that is a time of scarcity and we all have to make terrible choices. we are at our best focused on pragmatics. we should write fewer new laws and instead enforce the ones on the books and make sure they work rather than just being something to point to and say i passed that. [ applause ] >> brown, who won the race for the at large council seat struck o

oakland. oakland police commission is considering whether to loosen the city's police pursuit policy. as it stands now, city officers cannot chase suspects for things like sideshows, reckless driving and burglaries and other property crimes. >> they go in and bust into your building, bust into your business, run into your house and know they can run and not get pursued. >> newly elected oakland city council member ken houston says the city needs to combat an image of lawlessness by allowing officers to catch criminals who flee. >> but if they have the option and we have police officers that are trained, highly trained people make mistakes, but they are highly trained, right? they'll make a sound judgment. >> governor gavin newsom has asked oakland to adopt less stringent pursuit policies, saying chp officers have seen firsthand how suspects aware of oakland pd's policies have committed less serious crimes right in front of a police officer, and the pursuit policy in oakland says, we can't we c

. >>> at 11:00, tough times leading to tough choices in oakland. >> we all know this is a tough time of truly terrifying scarcity. >>> plus the city says good-bye to its long time leader. we look back at the legacy of mayor london breed. >>> ali wong. >> and why san francisco was top of mind on one of the biggest nights in hollywood. >>> and a waymo that lost its way at a very inconvenient time. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hi. i'm sara donchey. >>> just like that, the bay area political scene has totally shifted. san francisco is getting a new mayor with a new mandate on wednesday and things are already looking very different in oakland. three new oakland city council members were sworn in today, but despite the new faces they're dealing with some very old problems. the biggest one? a $129 million problem, the budget crisis, which we'll get to in a minute, but this is what the newcomers said after taking the oath of office today. >> we're at our best when we focus on the pragmatics of problem solving and our worst when we attempt to

and now she could be eyeing a run for oakland's next mayor. lee ran for one of california's senate seat, but lost in the primaries last year, and former oakland mayor sheng thao was just recalled a few weeks ago. and you put those two things together and she becomes a pretty viable candidate. a 2025 campaign finance filing for lee was posted on t california secretary of state website, signaling a potential run. a spokesperson would only say that lee plans to make a public announcement about running soon, but it has both people in the community and city leaders excited for the possibility. for one, she's just wildly popular in the bay area, and so she has roots in northern california. the city of oakland is facing a number of issues, including a roughly $130 million budget deficit. but councilmember carroll fife believes lee could help the city move forward. i think he has the administrative experience and executive chops to be successful, helping navigate the city of oakland through these challenging budgetary experiences that we're having rig

still seeing fog in the distance looking towards downtown oakland.l dissipate as winds kick in. high temperatures will be well above average, 5 to 10 degrees above normal for highs tomorrow and still high over the weekend. it's going to be breezy again. our dry weather will continue a while. we'll see a dry seven-day forecast giving way to a dry ten-day forecast from the climate prediction center and even the eight to 14-day outlook is still indicating the possible for dry weather to persist through the martin luther king holiday weekend. just looking at some of the really long range data out about 45 days and it's saying we really won't get much more than a traceful rainfall for the rest of january, but it does point to maybe returning to a more active pattern in february. it's very long range data. the only moisture now is in the fog. temperatures are in the 50s across the board, mid- to upper 50s for the entire bay area now. as the winds kick in, that will help reduce how much temperatures decrease tonight. while we'll see a drop in temperatures o

she's running to be oakland's next mayor. lee released this video today formally announcing her candidacy. she says she wants to prioritize public safety, mental health services, homelessness and fiscal responsibility. lee wrapped up a 26 year career in congress last week. oakland's special election for a new mayor is in april. >> and as we head to break, here's a live look at the conditions outside right now. so what's in store for the bay area forecast? we'll check back in with meteorologist sandhya p a glorious round table pepperoni pizz... huh? behold, the pepperoni, grilled chicken and bacon pizza from round table! three magnificent toppings. try it at round table pizza! at a live picture right now from kcal down in southern california, where thick smoke from those wildfires that are devastating down south continue to fill the skies this evening as we take a look at the satellite picture. you can see that plume of smoke that is just heading out from the palisades fire and some of the other fires out over the open waters

few in oakland can forget oakland's keller fire. it had all the makings of another firestorm but was quickly contained with little damage. you know, if we hadn't hat. >> a little luck and tremendous amount of support from our region. it would have been catastrophic. but oakland fire chief tim in covington told new members of the city council thursday that even with help from other agencies, a similar event now could and in devastation like los angeles now that the city has closed 2 fire stations when we don't have a full complement of fire service. 3 months ago. we could be looking the same way la looks the to fire stations were shuttered to help close 129 million dollar budget deficit. covington says it's a gamble. the city cannot afford. we have our full complement. we're rolling the dice. we don't have a full complement. we're really playing russian roulette. the closure of stations. 25 28 for the next 6 months is expected to save the city 5 million dollars. but the closures mean it will take fire crews longer to respond to emerg

oakland. north northeast of 51, above the oakland zoo. there.s 25 in the city, east southeast. and it's all north around mount tamalpais and the napa and sonoma hills. fairfield northeast 23 oakland airport, thankfully, has come down, but santa rosa has a north wind. concord has a north wind. i've included the east bay hills as far as the official. the official. it's only the north bay hills, but you get. 51, 35, 50. that's enough for me. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps here. big, big difference. if some. it's cold, for others, not too bad. there's atherton's 35, menlo park 35. stanford is 36, although palo alto was 37. airport now 40. so i think the breeze is picking up there. 51 over at pillar point. 14 truckee, 21 south lake tahoe, flagstaff. five. prescott 17. arcata 37 and 37. also in santa barbara. this is a cold air mass settling in, but unfortunately it's also one with wind. so a breezy, blustery monday for us. there is no rain in sight yet, but i think end of the month into february things will turn in our favor. but it's going to be a li

now oakland at become. some of the gusts have come down a little bit but no doubt it's an offshore direction. could be some gusts. i've seen some around near mount diablo about 50 miles an hour. and also in the marin hills about 4445. so wind advisory is out until 10:00 tomorrow. not today. tomorrow. look at this. low and behold, they have rain and snow in the mountains of southern california. so eventually, yes, it's going to turn into an offshore wind event. but right now they have winter weather advisories out in the mountains above 5000. ride like the wind. sunny, breezy, windy for some and warmer. that means temps above average here 62 to 6568. excuse me. all right, sal's here. where are we going, sal? >> yeah, let's go right to highway 24. want to take that picture right away? eastbound 24. let's see. chp is stopped traffic. all the lanes there just about to let it through. i heard on the radio traffic there, but they have this crash eastbound 24 involving a motorcyclist, pretty badly damaged motorcyc

a southwest flight from oakland to burbank had to return to oakland because of the strong, gusty windsn south. >> it was kind of hard to hear the pilot through all of like the bouncing and stuff. but yeah, when they said, oh, we're going to try and land, but they couldn't land because of all the bumps it was. we had to go back up and circle a little bit. and then they. yeah. and then they told us we had to go back to oakland. >> about 25 people were on board that flight, and some of the passengers said they saw the smoke and the fire and helicopters flying around the fire before the plane eventually turned around and went back to oakland, as she said, southwest says all those individuals were able to fly to burbank this morning and stay with us as we continue our coverage of the devastating wildfires quickly growing out of control. still, tonight, we have more coverage of the windy conditions across the state. over on the fox local app. you can use it to watch our live coverage, as well as coverage from our sister station in los angeles. it's free to download to your phone and smart tv

28 in the oakland hills. they're now closed. station 10, which was already shut down, will stay that way. our kevin ko reports from outside city hall where firefighters didn't mince words on the potential consequences. >> these cuts are a tragedy waiting to happen. >> what could have been a small blaze or small fire near your house. >> reporter: the firefighters who arrive to help when oakland calls 911 called on city officials to keep fire stations open. as they gathered outside city hall, fire stations 25 and 28 were officially shut down for six months. it comes as oakland faces a $130 million shortfall. these temporary closures are expected to save the city about $5 million combined. >> the folks in the building behind me have decided it is okay. the city manager and the budget director have decided that it's okay for anyone who needs help and calls 911 can wait and wait and keep waiting. >> reporter: it's unclear how response times will specifically be affected, but firefighters say an extra minute or two

staying in oakland. that's where police are investigating a string of overnight burglaries, including three different safeways targeted by thieves in a 24 hour period. that includes two safeways, one on redwood below skyline avenue and the other on fruitvale avenue, about a mile away. this all follows a safeway break in early yesterday at the shopping center near broadway terrace. in that case, police say workers were in the store when it happened. thankfully, no one was hurt in all. thieves hit at least seven businesses since late saturday, in one case backing a car into the front door to gain entrance. also in oakland, firefighters and people living in the oakland hills are sounding the alarm over the closure of two fire stations for the next six months. we're talking about station 25 near joaquin miller park and station 28 on grass valley road near lake chabot golf course. the city says the move will save oakland about $5 million, which is a small step toward closing that $130 million budget deficit.

voters will decide who will be oakland's next mayor during a special election april 15th in oakland,arianne favro. nbc bay area news. two silicon valley giants are teaming up. ebay shoppers will now be able to view listings on facebook. meta says users can now browse ebay listings on facebook marketplace, then check out them on ebay. the feature is being tested in the u.s, france and germany. the move comes two months after meadow was fined $840 million by the european union. officials say meta broke antitrust laws when they added their marketplace to the facebook app. meta is planning to appeal that decision. times are tough, so high power and gas bills make these times even tougher. but there is help out there if you know how to apply. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. i'll show you how next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri right now, a chilly 59 in livermore, 40s on the way tonight. we'll take a look at ththat morni forecast. plus looks at the top califora wind gustsni pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity m

well, as a result of the city of oakland's nearly $130 million budget deficit, two fire stations in oakland are now closed temporarily. the stations closed at 6:00 this morning and will remain shut down for six months. ktvu tom vacar talked with firefighters about the potential impacts to public safety, and he's going to have more in a live report coming up in about ten minutes. let's turn now to the city of san francisco, which is set to swear in a new mayor on wednesday. a ceremony will be followed by a community celebration. ktvu christien kafton joining us live now from the civic center plaza, where preparations are already underway. christian. >> yeah. if you look behind me, you can see that civic center plaza is already undergoing a transformation. but a lot of work is going on behind the scenes to make sure that that inauguration is safe. san francisco's civic center plaza is buzzing with activity. crews covering the ground with flooring and building a riser as the city prepares to swear in mayor elect daniel lurie on wednesday. the incoming mayor releasing a statement inviting the p

sale of the oakland coliseum to bring that money into oakland so the city can reopen. two fire stations temporarily closed yesterday closed to help with oakland's budget gap and saving money, the parties involved in the sale have told us before they're confident that the deal will eventually go through. now. this morning when i was monitoring the board meeting before the board went into recess, there were two men who spoke during the public comment section against the sale of the coliseum. the men are co-founders of acg, who are suing ray bobbitt over a business and financial dispute. among the men. they say baba doesn't have the authority to go through with this purchase. reporting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news wanted to continue to follow bob. thank you. a notorious bay area kidnaper facing new charges. authorities in monterey county seaside today plan to update a new investigation tied to matthew mueller, convicted in 2015, in the vallejo kidnaping. the new case unfolded in san ramon shortly after the vallejo crime, where police initially accused the victim, d

oakland is now in. >> due to its budget deficit and if elected, he's ready to face it head-on.who lost the 2022 mayor's race by just under 700 votes says public safety remains his top priority and the way to restore police and fire services is by growing oakland's economy and increasing revenues. we have to develop more of a cause year's model. we have to move oakland out of the way to allow our local businesses to be successful and not in comber and uncover them and keep them. >> give them more bureaucracy that they have to navigate. taylor supports increasing the city's sales tax rate by a half a percent. as long as there are guardrails imposed to quantify if the additional funds are being used effectively. he says the city can no longer rely on one-time revenue such as the coliseum sale to pay for ongoing services. >> and he says the city must look past its general fund and investigate whether restricted funds can be used to restore services. as for the expectation that congresswoman barbara lee may enter the mayor's race, taylor says oakland does not need a career politicia

entonces creo que esa experiencia puede ser de beneficio a la ciudad de oakland. eh? así, al.hay bastante presión. creo que va a tener la ventaja ella ah, porque tiene el apoyo de la comunidad. ah, y lo de su base que que la apoyó por todos esos años, votantes podrán escoger el próximo alcalde o alcaldesa de oakland en una elección especial el 15 de abril. jocelyn moran noticiero telemundo 48. gracias jocelyn. también en oakland, pero en otros temas, la autoridad de vivienda de esa ciudad anunció que a partir de mañana martes 7 de enero hasta el 26 de enero, se abrirán 5000 espacios para ingresar a la lista de espera del programa de vivienda asequible. esta es una oportunidad que no había ocurrido desde hace 14 años para calificar al menos 1 de los miembros del grupo familiar debe ser ciudadano residente o tener un estatus migratorio elegible. se le dará prioridad a los veteranos y también a las familias con niños inscritos en el distrito escolar unificado de oakland. además, el solicitante no debe ganar más de 54.500 $ para una persona soltera o más de 77.850 para una familia

oakland's special election for new mayor is in april.ers recalled shengtao in the last november election. >> tomorrow is the national funeral service for former president jimmy carter. he is currently lying in state in the u.s. capitol. here's a live look in washington, d.c. the 39th president passed away just before new year's at the age of 100. tomorrow, carter's funeral will be held at the washington national cathedral. abc news will have live coverage of this event beginning around 6:45 a.m. the service, mr. carter's remains will be flown to georgia, where he will be buried next to his wife, rosalynn. >> well, here in the bay area, after the winds weakened, the weather turned sunny and mild. sandhya shows you what else to expect in her seven day forecast next. >> plus a look at how climate change is affecting california's behold! a glorious round table pepperoni pizz... huh? ah. huh. well, behold the pepperoni and grilled chicken...? what the? (clears throat) behold, the pepperoni, grilled chicken and bacon pizza from round table! th

we could be looking the same way la a stark warning from oakland's fire chief to new members of the oakland city council had the to fire stations closed earlier this week been shuttered during oakland's keller fire. >> oakland could have seen the same devastation. los angeles is seeing now. >> you know, if we hadn't hat a little luck and tremendous amount support from our region. it would have been catastrophic. oakland fire chief damon covington says shuttering to fire stations. >> to help close 129 million dollar budget deficit is a gamble. the city cannot afford. we have our full complement. we're rolling the dice. we don't have a full complement. we're really playing russian roulette. the closure of stations. 25 28 for the next 6 months is expected to save the city 5 million dollars. but the closures mean it will take fire crews longer to respond to emergencies per person is having a heart attack or seizure port, a structure fire. we could be 10, 12, 15 minutes away our come from 4 districts a way to get to that call councilmember rebecca kaplan did offer some hope and the next several

oakland hills, 52mph. oakland airport, 43. west side of mount tam 40. cordelia. crystal springs reservoir and berkeley lab between 32 and 38mph. there's still a decent breeze. petaluma north to 28. fairfield north to 25. it's an east and northeast breeze almost across the board here. half moon bay, sfo, livermore. mountain view, palo alto. all of the north or northeast breeze. wind advisories out for the north bay. i included the unofficially the east bay hills. when you get gusts to 50, that's that's good enough for me. 30s, 40s and 50s on the temps here. i mean, there's been a wide variety of temps. the coldest by far been to the south boulder creek, felton, scotts valley, santa cruz, aptos, hollister in there, san martin and san jose. but if that breeze picks up, those 30s are now in the 40s. 12 in truckee, 16 reno, 12 in minden and 21 south lake tahoe. cold up in the mountains. it's a dry pattern, except for maybe a few high clouds. it's a sunny, breezy to windy pattern. no rain yet. maybe end of the month. there's some signs there that the worm will turn, so

the oakland zoo is sharing an update on the spider monkey. the chp rescue during a traffic stop in the central valley. >> vets say she's still thin and has muscle loss but is recovering and taking just following a healthy diet, i should say. the zoo named the little one less after the marches as biased fear preserve in mexico, which is home to the spider monkeys. that's think she is 5 to 6 months old. the zoo is still figuring out where she will be moved to when she's fully recovered. heavy metal band. metallica comes to the bay area on their tour. the ben announced their tour dates on their website. they plan to perform at levi stadium in santa clara dates are set for june 20th and june 22nd is when they will also perform tickets. go on sale, january 17th at 10:00am. still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. a bay area based is helping people in la stay safe from those wildfires. >> the services that developers are offer. >> how the latest technology can help in a natural disaster from cbs 2025. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up richaun tack.

live in oakland. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news 20 red cross volunteers from oregon are heading to los angeles to help victims of the fires. >> this story does begin. tonight's west coast rap at the american airlines ticketing counter in portland. red cross volunteer darryl fuller appeared to be ready to roll. fuller has been with the red cross since 2018. he says the palisades fire, one of the largest fires he has responded to. >> i've been to california more times than i can remember, responding to wildfires there. we know we had a thousand people in our shelters last night. it could be twice that tonight. >> red cross volunteers say they'll be working in shelters and delivering food, water and clothing to those in need. authorities in nevada say the l.a. fires could affect the main fuel line service to southern nevada. the city saying some gas services will be facing temporary disruptions. the cal nevada pipeline is the main line that brings gasoline and other types of fuels, from refineries in cali

the oakland fire stations have been posted around the city.y have a qr code that people can scan to sign that petition reporting in oakland, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news new at 10 a nap. a man has been arrested after investigators say they found bomb making materials and his home. >> according to the napa county sheriff's office deputies started looking into the case after the suspect identified as 31 year-old justin fischer, but chemicals known for using and making bombs. fisher had been arrested in 2019 and was eventually convicted on bomb and weapon related charges in the city of albany. police say they found this loaded firearm in a replica bb gun after they arrested for shoplifting suspects including 2 teens. police say the theft was reported around 8.30 wednesday night. police tracked those suspects and down through their car and then recovered stolen merchandise. the teens were cited and then sent home. a graduate. >> san francisco has a new fire. chief mayor daniel lurie, tapping battalion chief dean chris penn to take over the role.

oakland estÁ muy distraÍdo.ar hablando de la nfl. con esto el equipo de la bahÍa se van de vacaciones. la continuidad fue garantizada. >> es un aumento sustancial. >> son 50 y $70,000,000. >> [habla en inglÉs] >> asÍ queda la conferencia nacional. asÍ los bucaneros reciben a los vikingos de minnesota. kansas recibe a los broncos. los ravens chocan ante los rams, ante los chargers, debo decir. san josÉ recibe al las vegas. por ahora me despido y regreso con carla farÍas. >> echemos un vistazo. fuertes vientos para este martes. echemos un vistazo. panorama no un lado y temperaturas en 52. esta niebla nos estarÁ acompaÑando hasta las prÓximas horas. gran nubosidad en napa ethan rafael. de las prÓximas horas los fuertes vientos. se va a estar sintiendo en 45. pudiera tener una hipotermia. confusiÓn y escalofrÍo. la jornada continua ventosa. las corrientes marinas para esta Área. en algunas Áreas las temperaturas casi congelantes. temporadas de declaraciÓn de impuestos. pausa y ya >> a sÓlo dos semanas el denominado

of the oakland coliseum to bring that money into oakland so the city can reopen. the two fire stations temporarily closed yesterday to help with oakland's budget gap. the parties involved in the sale have told us before they are confident this deal will go through eventually. reporting live. bob redell today in the bay just taking its time. all right. thanks, bob. well, speaking of oakland, as the city grapples with budget issues, the race for its next mayor appears to be coming into focus, at least regarding a possible run by former congresswoman barbara lee. yesterday, she officially opened a campaign finance account. this is tied to april's special election, but so far, her team only saying that she plans to make some kind of official announcement later this week. lee last year lost her run for the u.s. senate in the primaries. some oakland council members are optimistic. he has the administrative experience and executive chops to be successful, helping navigate the city of oakland through these challenging budgetary experiences that we're having right now, lee

oakland que la autoridad de la vivienda de oakland anunció que a partir del martes 7 de enero y hastao limitado de unidades, los espacios se liberan solo cuando las familias que actualmente tienen los vales ya no los necesitan para calificar. al menos 1 de los miembros del grupo familiar debe ser ciudadano residente o tener un estatus migratorio elegible. se le dará prioridad a los veteranos y a las familias con niños inscritos en el distrito escolar unificado de oakland. además, el solicitante no debe ganar más del 50% del ingreso medio de la zona, es decir, 54.500. para una persona soltera o no, más de 77.850 para una familia de 4. obtener un puesto en la lista de espera no significa que le darán una vivienda de inmediato, sino más bien está asegurando el puesto para que cuando alguna unidad quede disponible, entonces la persona sea considerada. se calcula que podrán entregar entre 10 a 30 vouchers por mes. el beneficiario debe designar el 30% de sus ingresos mensuales al alquiler y servicios y el voucher pagará el 70% restante. utilizarán el método de lotería para escoger entre los

delivering for oakland year is president of oakland, firefighters, local 55, the firefighters union, one of nearly 2 dozen labor groups, community and business leaders to endorse lee's candidacy. he believes lee can help balance oakland's budget and restore recently shuttered fire stations. no one should should wait longer than they absolutely have to. for the that they are. >> calling out for. >> and a tiny enters the race as the most high-profile candidate for the special election scheduled april 15th, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> developing news in the north bay tonight where 4 people have been found dead in santa rosa. they were found just after 3 o'clock this afternoon at a home on monarch court. no word yet on a cause of death. but police are investigating it as a homicide kron four's. lindsey ford is headed there and we'll have a full report tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 and 11. and the east bay. no charges will be filed in a shooting that killed a man in orinda last year. neighbors who heard it happens say they believe it was a situation of road rage. the shooting wa

oakland airport has an offshore breeze.a airport finally joined the party north at ten, but up in the oakland berkeley hills i've seen 3035. and there it is. even in the city, i've seen north northeast lucas valley, some of the marin county higher peaks. i've seen 40, 45 around there as well. so that offshore breeze equals a wind advisory for us. high wind warnings out in southern california that goes till tomorrow morning. and you can see that system diving in. but that's going to be the source that already is the source of our wind. and it will be theirs as well. ride like the wind. it will be sunny and breezy to warmer. i mean, temperatures will be well above average here after a foggy, cold day for some yesterday. all right. sal is here now. we'll begin with where? bay bridge, toll plaza. >> steve, you were looking at sports, right? >> i was actually. >> the 40 niners fired their special teams coordinator. >> oh, well, you wanted that? >> yeah. well, yes. we'll see what happens. all right. good morning, everyone. let's

and create in oakland. that serves as a positive vision for other cities. and i kgow that we can do this together. thank you. >> and what's next? the special election to fill the seat left open by fortune out of is going to be held at the same time as the special mayoral election, which is on april. 15th. tomorrow, daniel lurie will be sworn in as the new mayor of san francisco and we'll have special coverage of that. his inauguration begins at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. so stay tuned. happening today, president jimmy carter returns to washington for one last time where he's going to be laying in state beneath the capitol rotunda. thousands of people are expected to pay their respects and the nation says goodbye to the 39th president. our dc correspondent trevor shirley is live now in washington with the latest. good morning. hey there. good morning to both of you as well. president carter's remains will arrive here in washington later this morning. >> ahead of thursday's funeral at the national cathedral

delivering for oakland year is president of oakland, firefighters, local 55, the firefighters union, one of nearly 2 dozen labor groups, community and business leadersr to endorse lee's candidacy. >> he believes lee can help balance oakland's budget and restore recently shuttered fire stations. no one should should wait longer than they absolutely have to. for the that they are. >> calling out for. >> in a time of need. enters the race as the most high-profile candidate for the special election scheduled april 15th, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the news at 5, the latest on those fires taking lives and homes in southern california. plus, we have more on reports about raids on undocumented %% residents kern county and with legal experts say about president elect trump, try to delay his u >> there's no words to even describe how heartbreaking that's a lie. that's your entire life. the memories are i hope there. >> a life. >> now at 5.30, the death toll from the wildfires burning in the la area that has risen now to 5 more than 1000 buildings have been destroyed a

reporting live in the oakland hills. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> continued help from the bay area to battle those wildfires. thank you so much, james. meantime, firefighters in los angeles are also being offered help from other countries around the world, including war torn ukraine. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky says 150 firefighters are prepared to assist. california national guard officials responded with a post on x to zelensky's offer to support by calling it, quote, nothing short of extraordinary and a quote testament to the power of global partnerships. fire crews from mexico arrived over the weekend, and others are in route from canada. >> governor newsom wants to fast track the rebuilding process in southern california. he signed an executive order to clear some bureaucracy, eliminate certain environmental regulations, and prevent property tax assessment increases for homeowners building back their properties. his order also aims to curb price gouging on building materials and other construc

oakland and look make. to be kidding at this salt injured. >> those convoys, lindsey ford and the owner replaced both of the doors of the gas stations and was worried about the robbers. now coming back, though, 7.21 and restaurant bar live music club. mama kim just announced they are closing after 2 and a half years only in san jose. the establishment was in downtown and the restaurant owner posted this heartfelt message on instagram that says in part so with an extremely heavy heart, we are closing our doors to mama can we want to thank you for all the support and love that we received and they're not going to be able to keep it open. we don't know exactly what date, though. it's going to close. >> it's really important to my family. >> we want know that the fillmore is upset. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news demands for action in san francisco. fillmore district ahead of the closure of one of th (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets

i imagine these are oakland firefighters. many of them live in oakland, know the neighborhoods.t be complete strangers to southern california. >> absolutely. but it is a very coordinated attack. so they're asked to do a specific task as a group. they move together, they do what needs to be done, and then they'll give additional orders and they'll move as a group to the to wherever else they'll need it. >> and these are members of oakland fire who raised their hands to go. absolutely. >> we chose them, you know, based on a formula that we used. many people raised their hand. tons of people wanted to go. we are have been the beneficiary of mutual aid as recently as the keller fire several months ago. so we want to make sure that we're being good neighbors and good stewards in the fire service. so whenever someone has a major incident throughout our state, we're going to supply resources. >> when i see these pictures and i think, well, you know, that could have been us. that could be us. how do you balance maintaining safety here at home while also helping our neighbors down south?

you look at 57 degrees in san francisco. 59 in oakland, 63 in san jose. you've got clear skies and 61 livermore concord at 63. 58 in santa rosa and foggy. 54 in half moon high pressure. yeah, it's just still sitting off the coast line. kind of breaking down a little bit. there's a weak front that moved in and that frontal system. well, unfortunately in a drop southward is a drop southward. all of a sudden we're going to start to talk about those offshore winds. again, as high pressure begins to build right behind it. so see some gusty winds, even as early as tomorrow are going to watch some of those winds begin to pick up locally as well in southern california, too. outside right now, you can see that sea breeze, the winds to 70 miles an hour on shore in the san francisco in all around. just a light breeze out there. now, as we take you through time, things are going to get to pick up overnight tonight and tomorrow you're going to watch the wind direction begin to switch to more of a northerly when all of a sudden there you go again early tomorrow morning

. >> 2 fire stations. 25 28 have closed in the oakland hills. people. there have started a petition to get those stations reopened. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. >> the trainer, the oakland hills is very similar to the area burning right now in southern california. the palisades fire sparked one day after station. 25 1 other station in oakland were closed buyers in la. and just a stark reminder. >> of what can happen year-round. our fire season has gotten longer and longer while firefighters battle flames in southern california, firefighters in oakland were busy consolidating stations station. 25 and station. 28 close monday moving firefighters and engines to other areas of the city. president of the oakland firefighters union older says the closures are difficult for firefighters already dealing with a heavy workload structure fires every day, a building, fire kitchen fires. multiple car fires, encampment fires every day. i mean that the workload here on membership is and residents are also upset with the closures. elisa rodriguez and allen burton's

oakland firefighters stood on the steps of city hall and urged all sides to finish the sale of the oaklandliseum to bring that money into oakland so the city can reopen. the two fire stations temporarily closed yesterday to help with oakland's budget gap. the parties involved in the sale have told us before they're confident this deal will go through eventually. reporting live bob redell today in the bay. thank you bob. 637 this morning as we take a live look out on san jose. yes. it's beautiful. it really is beautiful there. let's take a trip. where are we going? over to meteorologist kari hall. i was like, you just got. you met like downtown san jose. we just continue down first street, right? all right. here's a live look outside in dublin as we get started. it is a clear view. we haven't seen the issues with fog due to the wind really picking up here in the past few hours. that's also warming up temperatures. so we're starting out our morning in the upper 50s for a lot of spots. concord is now at 56 degrees and it is 60 in san jose. but in between, in the valleys where the wind is a lo

y no cree que lo demostró en oakland?heng thao ella sí tiene la capacidad, pero al mismo tiempo, si ella tiene la voluntad para enfrentar y hacer lo que lo necesario para poder salvar a oakland para la contienda en la alcaldía y al menos otros 10 candidatos. líder 78 años, estuvo 2 décadas en el congreso andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. el frío y las heladas afectan al estado de coahuila, en donde los migrantes ya buscan los albergues temporales para refugiarse de estas bajas temperaturas. les tendremos los detalles y la presencia de la patrulla fronteriza en el valle central. enciende las alertas. hablaremos sobre qué pueden hacer y cuáles son los derechos de los migrantes cuando son confrontados por agentes de inmigración. además, le recordamos del gran estreno de la casa de los famosos el próximo 4 de febrero y esta versión promete estar muy buena. hay mucha expectativa porque es allstars todas las estrellas. comienza a p cambiarle el nombre al golfo de méxico. por qué no le llamamos américa mexicana? se oye boni

oakland hills. they'll get even stronger, which is why a wind advisory goes up for the north and east bay hills. 7 p.m. tonight until 10 a.m. wednesday. it's gusty offshore winds up to 50 miles an hour. that will lead to the potential for a few outages and downed tree limbs as we go. hour by hour, 9:00 tonight, you can see those winds in the hills going up at 1 a.m. over 30 mile an hour winds and the winds get even stronger over 40 along the coastline. for your tuesday morning. it is going to be a potentially destruce santa ana wind event down in southern california, where they have not seen rain like we have. so they are facing the red flag warning gusts anywhere from 50 to 80 miles an hour, isolated 80 to 100 with the low relative humidity. so that is going to be a dicey situation. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast coming up. >> julian. thank you sandhya. and as she just mentioned, parts of southern california could see the winds this week stronger in that area than they've seen in mor

there's there's nothing easy about what's laid out for oakland mayoral candidate. loren taylor says he knows the dire situation. oakland is now in. >> due to its budget deficit and if elected, he's ready to face it head-on. what i bring and what i think oakland has been missing is a vision on not just how we address the immediate urgency. but howie. >> rebound from it. so a longer-term vision for the city so that yes, we may feel a little bit of pain now, but that allows us to really grow and restore in the longer taylor who lost the 2022 mayor's race by just under 700 votes. >> says public safety remains a top priority and the way to restore police and fire services is by growing oakland's economy and increasing revenues. we have to develop more of a cause year's model. we have to move oakland out of the way to allow our local businesses to be successful and not in comber and uncover them and keep them give them more bureaucracy that they have to navigate. taylor supports increasing the city's sales tax rate by a half a percent. as long as there are guardrails imp

and it had to be diverted back to oakland. and that was because of the high winds and that growing palisades fire. we talked with one of the people on board that flight. >> it was kind of hard to hear the pilot through all of like the bouncing and stuff. but yeah, when they said, oh, we're going to try and land, but they couldn't land because of all the bumps it was. we had to go back up and circle a little bit. and then they. yeah. then they told us we had to go back to oakland. >> now some passengers also saw smoke and fire and helicopters flying around the fire. before that plane turned around. that flight had around 25 people on board. southwest had planned to rebook those people on a flight today if the winds allowed. [music] and still ahead tonight, the nation continues to pay its respects to former president jimmy carter. this is a live look at the capitol rotunda where he lies in state. we're going to have more on the proceedings, as well as details on the man allegedly arrested for trying to bring a weapon through the

and create in oakland. that serves as a positive vision for other cities. and i know that we can do this together. thank you. >> up next is a special election to fill the seat left open by fortune out of ash as well as the special mayoral election. that's happening all be sworn in and we'll have special coverage of his inauguration beginning at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. >> in 9.10, is the time. want to give you another live look outside of atlanta, georgia this morning at dobbins air reserve base where the hearse carrying the casket of former president jimmy carter. now coming onto the tarmac here and approaching the aircraft, which will then carry him to washington, d.c., where there are days worth of ceremonies and celebrations in honor of the former president before his official national funeral set for thursday morning. again, this in georgia were expecting the former president to be taken aboard that plane here in just a few minutes. we'll have to take a quick break, though. we'll come back in provi