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

reyna rodÍguez con el reportaje.buscaban beneficios de buena fe. en mcallen, texas, reyna rodrÍguez. fÉlix: el atlÉtico de madrid cumple la mejor racha del equipo colchonero. rafael barras asÍ en el resumen de la jornada. rafael: bienvenidos, esto es lo mÁs importante en la informaciÓn deportiva en aÑo. esto ocurriÓ entre atlÉtico de madrid y osasuna. la pelota que queda ahÍ. 44 unidades, una mÁs que el real madrid. triunfo del equipo colchonero. vamos ahora al fÚtbol de paÍses bajos. el feijenoord frente al utrecht. anderson al 65 para el utrecht y sandy jimÉnez se convirtiÓ en el mexicano con mÁs goles. en la actividad de la nfl los packers enfrentaron a los eagles. el corredor estelar se llevÓ 102 yardascon la defensiva de filadelfia. asÍ quedo eliminado. vamos al ya nba. vaya paliza. 140—106. bronson con 40 puntos. con milwaukee terminÓ con 24 puntos. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn deportiva. hasta la prÓxima. fÉlix: un destino favorito y nuevos programas para los fÉlix: un destino favorito y nuevosuna orden de chewys

en mcallen, reyna rodrÍguez nos cuenta cÓmo se vive esta triste noticia para ellos, buenas tardes. esta aplicaciÓn que permitÍa a migrantes solicitar asilo a travÉs de ella o tener asilo para asÍ y ingresara a estados unidos, sin embargo, la esperanza es lo Último que muere, como dicen. tuvimos la oportunidad de ingresar a un centro refugio temporal para migrantes aquÍ en el sur de texas, en la ciudad de mcallen. pudimos hablar con algunos de estos migrantes, quienes comparten un poquito sobre lo que sienten bajo esta nueva administraciÓn, quienes no pierde la esperanza de permanecer en el paÍs. >> para deportaciÓn masiva, pero ojalÁ dios toque de su corazÓn y pueda dejarnos a los que venimos en paz y queremos una oportunidad para sobrellevar nuestras familias. reyna: son muchÍsimas personas que quedaron en el limbo, aquellas que esperan en ciudades al norte de mÉxico, esperando por una cita, que ahora no va a llegar. es algo que preocupa a los activistas, a los defensores de los derechos de migrantes, quienes dicen que les preocupa que ahora tomen ventaja las bandas criminales par

reyna: ¿se quedan satisfechos?el condado starr, un condado que fue demÓcrata y que despuÉs de 100 aÑos votÓ republicano. vamos a regresar a washington d.c. a la avenida pensilvania, allÍ estÁ valentÍn cataldi. valentÍn: estamos en la avenida pensilvania, donde se lleva el desfile despuÉs juramentaciÓn del presidente, en esta ocasiÓn por cuestiones climatolÓgicas esto se va a llevar a cabo de manera distinta en el one capital arena. le voy a pedir a mi compaÑero que nos muestra las personas que ya estÁn aquÍ, la realidad, es que aunque las temperaturas siguen estando muy bajas y en momentos parece que bajan mÁs, la gente no se desanima y planean quedarse hasta ver pasar el convoy del presidente donald trump. enrique: muchas gracias, valentÍn cataldi. siguen bajando las temperaturas, pero aumenta la temperatura por su traslado al capitolio, va a descender del vehÍculo donald trump, se acercara a alguno de sus seguidores y esta es la parte de un plan que se mantuvo hasta hace unos dÍas cuando se tomÓ la determinaciÓn

reyna: derrotÓ a georgia para seguir en medidas de seguridad, despuÉs del atrevimiento masivo en niorue el conductor de la camioneta que embistiÓ la multitud actuÓ solo, inspirado por isis, shamsud—din bahar jabbar pÚblico vÍdeos en una plataforma ninja proclamando su apoyo al grupo terrorista. >> policÍas por todos lados. reportera: la agencia federal dijo que los investigadores localizaron artefactos explosivos en el barrio francÉs y pÚblico nuevas imÁgenes de vigilancia que muestran a shamsud—din bahar jabbar colocando los dispositivos antes del ataque. al parecer los artefactos presiÓn asociado con el ataque fueron retirados en el airbnb. >> conozco este vecindario desde hace 17 aÑos y nunca habÍa visto algo asÍ. residentes del Área dicen estar consternados mientras observa una gran cantidad de gentes registrando el lugar. >> es lamentable que estÉ pasando estas cosas, espero que todo se aclare y se ponga en orden. reportera: el presidente joe biden se reuniÓ con su equipo de seguridad nacional para discutir los Últimos avances en las investigaciones y las depresiones de un cybert

reyna: cientos de personas se manifestaron contra las polÍticas de inmigraciÓn del presidente donaldreocupados. esta pareja tiene a dos de sus hijos en la preparatoria, en cuestiÓn uno de ellos ha tomado clases con el maestro. >> hablÓ por todos. reyna: marÍa esquivel liderÓ las protestas, asegura que no solo se estÁ deportando a criminales sino tambiÉn a personas inocentes y separando familias, se produce en medio de una creciente tensiÓn. lo que implica que ice puede llevar a cabo operativos antes lugares considerados sensibles como escuelas e iglesias. el distrito escolar dijo que estÁ al tanto de la situaciÓn y es algo que toma muy en serio, ademÁs, confirmÓ que el maestro no estarÁ trabajando en el plantel mientras investigan. >> que nos aseguren principalmente a nosotros como papÁs, que nos den la tranquilidad que nuestros hijos van a estar seguros en las escuelas. ilia: otro de los desafÍos que ilia: otro de los desafÍos que enfrenta [música] vimos una sombra dorada de este tamaño. era un morado, era hermoso.

well, >> good morning, reyna. yes, they have a new ordinance in place that allows the santa clara valley water district to go along with those waterways all in the name of public health and safety to remove unhoused people. there are dozens, if not hundreds of in living along the waterways in san jose just because they can does not mean that they will. and the reason being they realize removing them will not solve the ongoing problem of homelessness in san jose is a problem not just in san jose but across the state. so what they plan to do is do public outreach to talk to the people at the very least, to make sure that the area, as is as clean as possible. ines, as small as possible. so debris and garbage and other things do not get into the water, which, of course, supplies millions of people in san jose with drinking and food and the things that they need to survive. so they have to protect that. but this is an ongoing problem. so they will work with the city as well as homeless advocates to see what they can po

reyna: el discurso de campaÑa sembrÓ miedo.lgo que no logrÉ estar en estados unidos. reina: abandonÓ dÍas antes que terminar el 2024. si todo sale bien el estatus va a ser permanente, serÍa una residencia en irlanda. las auto deportaciones no son un fenÓmeno nuevo. >> hay muchas personas que pueden arreglar su estatus legal en estados unidos y no lo saben. reportera: dicen que las auto expulsiones pueden tener numerosas consecuencias legales y financieras. estÁn haciendo y poder atender. a dÍas que regresa la casa blanca miles de inmigrantes enfrenta incertidumbre que podrÁ quedarse en estados unidos. lleva 17 aÑos y piensa regresar a hondura. >> tengo mis nietas y se me mandara para el paÍs Área viÉndolo. millones de inmigrantes y cifras muestran que donald trump estuvo lejos de durante su primer mandato. no superaron las presentes 50,000. reportera. presentadora: hablamos con familias hispanas que prepara una demanda contra la empresa de energÍa elÉctrica tras perder sus casas en el incendio de pasadena. inmigrante nos cuenta

reyna. alright, building even that pretty normal friday commute the or going to be heading out on a friday morning. look at the bay bridge right now. 14 minutes, not too much traffic building as you hit past the toll plaza there, 13 along a richmond summer feel ridge while the san mateo bridge aro at about 17, the only gate bridge 30, some of the tolls. 21 minutes checking on things in the south bay, like want to one still at the limit. 32 minute ride. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. let's get back to the big story that we're covering this morning where the san francisco chronicle is reporting a federal grand jury. >> has indicted former oakland mayor sheng thao. yeah. so the us live from san francisco with the latest on the story. will. >> james, i'm in front of the federal building. it took 7 months to get here and we need 2 more hours to finally get some answers behind all of this because 7 months ago, former oakland mayor and she was current mayor at the time change. our

reyna some 46.bout what the bay area is doing to help southern california and local rescue organizations are getting to the act doing what we can to save animals. yeah. what they're doing is helping out some of these overwhelmed shelters down in la by taking their animals so that the rescue animals can. >> occupy those candles. now the goal is to get those dogs that are here into forever homes as more pets are set to arrive later today. as matter of fact, proffers dan kerman takes a closer look. >> i just so excited for tomorrow when we get to meet 10 new ones all sizes, all shapes, but all fall over 7 muttville senior dog rescue founder sherri franklin is talking about the arrival wednesday of 10 more senior dogs from fire-ravaged southern california. we're taking dogs that were at the shelter and up for adoption at the shelter and we are taking those shots and we're just integrating them up here to san francisco to put them back up for adoption. up here so that the shelters, the local shelters la

reyna 6 o'clock in the north bay. the vallejo community is coming together now to raise money for a hit and run crash victim. this accident happened days before christmas destroyed the man's wheelchair. kron four's. lindsey ford has his story. >> the room. and to be honest, i sat there for like 10 minutes per eye. nobody came outside. nobody heard it. >> just 5 days before christmas, the unthinkable happened to melvin jones in valais. whoa around 11, 10 at night right outside of his home. he was struck by a car while positioning himself out of his wheelchair into his suffer from depression. it was like a movie set jones he saw in his rear view mirror bright lights approaching closer and closer cushions. uk pushing injured. quick quick quick, quick quick. and then when the door from you got to those winter bama wheelchair just flew in the air. did a couple of tumbles land on the ground and it ended up like in the middle of his shattered pieces in shock after the impact, jones as he braced himself by grabbing the steeri

reyna 6.17, a major commuter highway in sonoma county could see some changes soon. caltrans is pitching. >> new plan to revive highway 37, which runs near mare island of allay. and as you know, it is prone to flooding and congestion. officials are proposing to replace part of the road that runs over the creek. there and add new lanes in both the east and westbound directions at the tune of about 430 million dollars. the money would come from federal and state grants during a meeting last night. residents ask questions about the plan and voiced their concerns. >> the caltrans plans seems to reserve toll revenue for road improvements but not public transportation buses and vans are needed. but where's the money going to come from? the solano county transit agency has been asked to provide public transit across we 37, but president, it looks like an unfunded mandate. >> to maintain the route, caltrans is considering making part of the highway a toll lane. if all goes through construction on this plan could start next year. >> 6.19, is the time. and in oakland, business

reyna harvey has a look. tiktok the app known for its viral videos in trending dances. >> but with the looming deadline of january 19th, lot of you just want to know what's next regarding their data and where they're going to go. even if the app is van, it won't disappear immediately from your phone and said it's going to be removed from app stores, meaning no new users can download it. existing users could still use the app. but it wouldn't be able to update in buzzer security problems would make the app unusable after some time. think of vine or flappy bird. now, if you want to keep your data, you can obtain a copy by navigating to your settings and choosing what you want to download and keep. and as you just prepare for a possible shutdown, lot are looking into similar platforms to try fill that void apps like chinese social media, red, notre lemonade. also my tiktok parent company bytedance. there's also as many instagram reels or youtube. now, if none of those apps work for you, it's possible that other

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

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 and reyna and cameron where their children, the victims were. found last week during a welfare check on monarch court. officers say that they found these people with several gunshots. each in different areas of the house and a gun was near one of the victims. but police are not saying where the gun exactly was found. they're not saying which victim that was closest to police say they also conducted a search warrant at a house linked to one of the victims in san jose. a lot of changes are being made at meta. the companies announced last week that it's getting rid of fact. checking today, bloomberg has reported that ceo mark zuckerberg plans to cut 5% of his workforce. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on the numbers. >> 5% of employees means about 3600 people at meta. we'll be losing their jobs that represents the largest cuts made since the company eliminated. 21,000 jobs in 2022. 2023 meta employees on edge.

earlier on january, 20th, i'm reyna harvey. it's inauguration day. in addition to that. >> it's also an ok day. so they're gonna be a lot of people that are out and about throughout the bay area. john, as you cover of forecast. good morning, john. good morning. be back this morning and good to be seeing. the sunshine is back to. we are going to be looking at a much clearer today than it was yesterday. now we are seeing a wind picking up. here's the view of the flag at the embarcadero.

reyna our eyes on thing for that windy gusty right here on a monday morning. >> lot of drivers taking it easy because of just how gusty things are, especially across our bridges. about 18 minutes on the bay bridge. while rich december feels it's a 14, the san mateo bridge your at 16 over there, not seeing any major delays, but again, the wind slowing you down. 37 minutes across the golden gate bridge darya. james, back to thank you. back to our coverage of the southern california wildfires and the thousands of homes that have been burned so many homes lost to. this is one of him here as we are looking live at the damage and so many lives lost already. >> 24 people confirmed dead in these fires and they continue slowly very slowly to be able to go back into those neighborhoods that have been reduced to rubble. so unfortunately, we are expecting that number 2 go up so horrible and tragic and the number of containment akers is also going up or percentages. i should say. and that's some good news. as we take a look at the progress made so far we are concerned about fires as john has been

reyna 6.31. our top story this morning is president trump authorizing ice to make arrests near schools and of the department of homeland security says it's rolling back its policy that considered those places sensitive areas. it was something critics were worried about. now it's. >> come to fruition. kron four's will tran live for us at the santa clara county department education where school officials now are. well, they're vowing to protect students and families. well. >> yes, they are. and they say they have the law on their side. the biden era is effectively over because just hours after taking office and being sworn in, president trump allowing immigration officers to go into churches, schools and also throw on top of that hospitals to conduct raids on undocumented immigrants. and it's particularly the school's school district. they are worried about their kids because they in santa clara county have the highest concentration of undocumented immigrant kids within the school district in calif

reyna harvey has more. yeah. exa carbon monoxide poisoning occurs and >> carbon monoxide builds up in the blood too much carbon monoxide as maybe in the air, the body replaces the oxygen in the red blood cells with carbon monoxide. it can also be found in vapor produced by furnaces gastos portable generators and more and even some of your water years. fireplaces running for longer, especially while windows are closed, could lead to a field about the potentially lethal gas indoors. now, the most common symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning is a headache. there are other symptoms want to be on the lookout for as well. >> and also be more severe symptoms such as chest pain or shortness of breath, people can even pass out or have syncope and even seizures. >> now because the gas is odorless, the only way to detect it is with a carbon monoxide detector. the doctors say just having detectors isn't enough, you have to regularly check them to make sure they're working make sure they're not expire. make sure you check the

reyna. 6 o'clock in a developing story this morning. the fbi raids, the home of san leandro councilmember brian. >> as of 8, 0, yeah. crawford's joey horta on the story for us live in san leandro with what we know so far. joey? >> well, good morning. got this is the neighborhood. the councilman lives in and the city of san leandro confirms that the fbi served a search warrant at his home here. in fact, here's what we know. spokesperson. >> from the fbi telling us that agents conducted court authorized law enforcement activity right here on below street on wednesday. so far, that's all the fbi will tell us. so we're still working to confirm exactly why agents search the councilman's home. but here's what we know about as of 8, 0, he's a foreman for sheet metal workers he represented represents rather district 2 and is involved with multiple government agencies, including serving on the board of directors for the alameda county waste management authority recall last year fbi raided the home of now former oakland mayor sheng thao. details

reyna 8 o'clock. and in the south bay, 3 people were killed, including a 17 year-old in a crash that happened. gilroy fchp says 2 other people were hurt as well. >> kron four's will tran with the very latest now will. >> james, i tal ed to the chp and new information pass along along with that 17 year-old boy, we do know that it was a male. he was a male. another person was also a teenager. so 2 teenagers and 2 other people in one car. we do know that accident took place about 4 miles from this location. sorry wasn't long before the chp got to the scene. let me show you a map of the location. this is on shore ro and lake. this is about 10 miles skews me. 10 minutes from this location. it went down at around 6.55. last night. we do know that one car actually cross the center line and slammed into the other car and that other car carried for people. let me show you video. this is the exact area. look at how dark it is this morning. that's the time we shot at around 05:30am, in the morning. so this accid

reyna: las estructuras serÁn reemplazadas antes del super bowl en febrero.ta histÓrica tormenta que afecta varios estados del paÍs, pero jessica delgado ya estÁ lista con toda la informaciÓn. jessica: buenos dÍas. una situaciÓn bastante peligrosa. hablamos de una poderosa tormenta invernalque comienza avanzar hacia el valle de ohio cerca de la regiÓn de atlÁntico medio. hablamos desde pensilvania, illinois, nevada que puede ser intensa. incluso para la capital del paÍs en washington dc hasta 12 pulgadas. se pronostica la posible acumulaciÓn de hielo para estados como carolina del norte, virginia y parte de kentucky hacia el sur de este del paÍs estarÉ moviendo impactos significativos, pero de tiempo severo. aquÍ vemos lo avanzado que estÁ bajo alerta de tiempo invernal. illinois, ohio, pensilvania, virginia occidental, virginia, kentucky, carolina del norte, es una maÑana bastante peligrosa. si no tienen que salir de casa no lo hagan. hablamos de acumulado hasta cinco pulgadas. para la regiÓn del atlÁntico medio hasta ocho pulgadas. nos vamos al sureste del

reyna 7.47.time and in the area of the palisades fire, police arrested 2 people who are accused now of trying to impersonate firefighters. both suspects have a history arson los angeles police officer noticed a fire truck that didn't appear to be legal trying to enter the evacuation zone and that's when they approached the suspects. yeah, they claim to be part of the roaring river fire department and they were full firefighting gear with helmets and radios. turns out, though. >> the fire department does not exist. there's no such thing and the truck had been bought at an well, firefighters from the bay area. meanwhile, real ones are coming back home after spending nearly 2 weeks fighting those find telling stories of the devastation covers arrive. nesbitt has more on that. >> firefighters have been met with applause when they're driving up the highway from la back to their home fire departments in the bay area. >> happy to be home. but still thinking about those in southern california have lost e

reyna is 9.15, right now. the woman who's been behind bars for nearly 30 years >> for killing grammy award winner selena. she is now fell for parole. we have news nation's correspondent jorge ventura with the story. >> salina kan, tanya, known as the queen of tejano music captivated millions with her voice style charisma in star was continuing to rise ev ilhe cold blood by a former business associate on march 31st. 1985 yolanda saldivar, former president of selena's fan club shot and killed a senior at a days inn motel in corpus christi, texas. after the continue, a family had accused her of embezzling money. selena was just 23 years old. now with 29 years, leaders of are currently incarcerated in gatesville. texas has filed for parole according to documents from the texas department of criminal justice. the texas parole board will review her file, including support in protest letters before making a decision sot of ours request comes as selena's influence continues to floors and inspire her album. dreaming of

i'm reyna harvey. >> all right. well, before you start your morning might want to grab a jacket. john tables tracking that monday morning forecast for us. good morning to that script to another layer might help you about a little bit extra because it is extra frigid to kick off this monday. start. that's up to know. we kept to kick off the new week looking outside right now at your camera situated at the embarcadero. there's no movement on the flag. so pretty still morning, which actually does contribute to a cold start in its own right. take a look at where current temperatures are at right now. morgan hill's at freezing at 30 to powwow to you're below freezing at 31. same in livermore and dublin down to 30 degrees. each. oakland, 38 right now. and even san francisco on the cusp of some upper 30's at the moment. santa rosa at 39. so definitely a very, very cold start and no surprise that we do have a slew of advisories, including frost advisories for most of the bay area. everyone except for the immediate coastline. and for san jose. a freeze warning in effect right now. we have

but make sure that you're being mindful of that fire danger, especially in southern california, reynal right, john, thank you for that. if you want to get out there, maybe get some things done today. >> now's a good time to do it. i'm not seeing major delays, especially across those bridges, a right on the bay bridge, bart, no major delays or issues there. 7 across that richmond center fell. the san mateo bridge are at about 15 and the golden gate bridge. 21 minutes starting to ease. back to you. thanks. a lot of tape. 31 in the last 20 minutes, first responders in los angeles county announced the palisades fire is now 8% contained. yeah. so it erupted like a scene from apocalypse. you've probably seen the pictures. >> flames leaping from the hillsides turning everything in its path and to just black andrew and has earned areas now 20,000 acres, courtney friel got an up close look. >> it was a hazardous driving to pacific palisades. this intersection was flooded. there are trees and power lines down everywhere, trash cans and debris littering the streets. here's the routes that burned

reyna. >> we'll be is 0 whole lot sooner out there. if you are hitting those highways and bridges notice lot more traffic now not seen any accidents along the westbound side of 80. there's more people traveling the a 31 minutes. some possible avenue runs adjacent to that and always hop on that. if you're trying to beat the traffic 30 minutes on the bay bridge this morning, a typically we're 30 until late later. so i'm just seeing a lot more people out there. the cold slick conditions could have people driving a little slower 14 to a simmer fell bridge check on the south bay about 45 minutes. traveling on 1, 0, one. 85 to menlo park. 2, 80 82. not as busy. you can hop on that and selling down to 2. 37 look at that between hayward to fremont. just short of 34 minutes starting to back to you. >> 7.16 is the time and for your money this morning, gas prices are predicted to fall over the next couple of years. and the government apparently now suing southwest airlines. i wonder why jane king those she thought for us out the new york stock ag

reyna. okay. san francisco mayor like daniel lurie is 2 days away from taking office, but that's not stopping him from rolling sleeves and getting involved. he wants to clean up the streets and the community joined in coverage at moment has the story. >> in san francisco ad, it's cleanup day from big to small and almost 4 we >> was that one max davis hands around this neighborhood decided to help clean up when he heard mayor elect to daniel lurie would be hosting a local cleanup that's been causing about here. yeah, i was a i was a supporter and >> it's nice to see a face to the name. he is a san francisco resident and is looking forward to what this new administration will bring a little more safe to be able to walk around downtown. >> downtown, to be nice. if it was more of a city, again, a walkable city and the mayor elect himself just days away from inauguration is picking up piece by piece and grieving neighbors who also supported his election or you know, to keep up the good work. you know,

and definitely windier than average for socal reyna. all right, john, we have this major delay on the u.s. a full life for most of the morning on bart. >> they have some earlier equipment issues, but it looks like it's just a slow pool back to being normal so keep that in mind. here. it is a great, fantastic 12 minutes on the bay ridge for about 25 while you're richmond center fell is at 8 san mateo bridge back down to 15 and the golden gate bridge is at 24 all regions. back to you. thanks a lot of 91 right now. we want to take it back to southern california where we are monitoring the 3 biggest fires burning. >> and the latest news that just came out this morning, which is that 2 people have been killed in the southern california wildfires and thousands more acres have burned in these big winds that have whipped up the fires overnight. thousands of people have evacuated as of fires burning in all parts of the l a basin. you've got the woodley fire that someone burning near los angeles about 11 miles west of burbank. we've talked about.

reyna. >> all right, thank you for that. time is now 5.21.er the break, san francisco records. >> our present cases of bird flu and a child will have more on that condition. we'll be right back after the break. don't go anywhere. pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices. right, bruce? -jealous? yeah, look at that. -honestly. someone get a helmet on this guy. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get an unlimited line free for a year, plus a free 5g phone. >> well, police are looking for the person. you stab someone in san francisco. police are saying this happened sunday morning in the area. mcallister go streets. the found a victim suffering from stab wounds, but they are non-life-threatening. and some kind them are residents might not be able to call 9-1-1. because of a problem with the phone service. att custo

reyna back to you. all right. let's get >> about. >> 21 minutes you are going to be taking our richmond center fell. you're at 7 and the bay bridge 8 minute ride. >> it's 17 now. federal authorities are investigating a deadly new year's eve attack in new orleans. a driver drove into account crowd, killing 15 people, wounding dozens more. president joe biden called it an act of terror. washington correspondent some lot has the latest. >> president joe biden says investigators found an isis flag and an explosive device inside that vehicle. now, if confirmed, this would be the deadliest isis inspired attack on u.s. soil in the fbi says it's investigating a terror attack on the iconic bourbon street in new orleans. people gathered to ring in the new year when police say a 42 year-old trump sued didn't jabar. an army veteran drove a white pickup truck into a crowd. >> killing 15 and wounding dozens more. they say he got out and fired at officers. i stand or video shows the aftermath. the killer was an american citizen.

reyna 9.33. let's get back to the news out of southern california where we've got 5 fires. >> burning out of control, totaling about 45 square miles in los angeles. so that's what we're dealing with. los angeles county schools are going to be closed this morning. the superintendent says 2 elementary schools in the district of actually been destroyed. we saw one of those. >> burning live yesterday during our break in cut. yeah. and at this point, the count is above 2000 structures, many homes and other buildings. >> kron four's dan kerman has the latest. >> wednesday evening, fires continue to burn along the pacific coast highway in santa monica and malibu up the hill. much of pacific palisades has been destroyed and what hasn't been continues to be threatened. this incident is very, very dynamic as we speak. the good news, the winds have subsided a bit enough to allow are fixed wing and rotary wing aircraft to provide critical. >> support. to this fire more than 1000 structures have been destroye

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i'm reyna harvey and i'm john shrable. so glad you're joining us in the first moments of 2025.oy the rose bowl. there looks nice down in la i know. and the weather. beautiful start. yeah. i mean, it was absolutely gorgeous down there. they got the sunshine. we got yeah. it watching the fireworks last night was absolutely incredible up for that that's ok. i know you woke up later because your neighbors were, you was a party like, yeah. >> but yeah, hey, if you are waking up with us this morning, this is what you have to expect. if you're getting outside. >> things not looking too bad out there at all. this is your live look in san francisco at the embarcadero rain and they got that cleanup quick and that there was a lot of people out there last night looking nice and clean this morning as we do get this first day of 2025, kicked off on a high note. storm tracker 4 is showing showers to the north of the bay area, but that's where they're going to stay. nothing making its way down our direction today. we'll seeing a few passing clouds, but overall, a pretty pleasant forecast 40's

reyna 9.50, is the time.w where someone has been stealing bases from a cemetery in lafayette, the contra costa county sheriff's department says that nearly 200 of these bronze vases that you can see here in this video have been stolen from oakmont memorial park and mortuary and a memorial bench was also vandalized. we talked to the management there. they say they don't know when these bases were taken. if they were all taken it once or if they were taken over a period of time or even what time of day they were taken. there are some parts of the ground that are covered by surveillance cameras. so police are going through that footage right now. we spoke with one resident who said he was shocked to hear what was going on. are you kidding? >> is that is that is it's just a disgrace. got people, you know, steel >> converters in cars and also you know, the metals in them and stuff like that. so we're times yes, very word times. >> kron 4 reached out to oakmont management's will let you know when we hear back. >> i

going to contribute to a dry rest of the week and warmth today with highs rising well into the 60's reyna. it looks like you're mike. my. yeah. >> it that's for sure. which is nice. yeah. traffic looks nice and light there and we'll continue to follow for any hot spots throughout the morning. in the meantime, we want to cover what's going on in atlanta, georgia, where, as you can see, the plane has been readied with former president jimmy carter on board making his final trip to washington, d.c., now. this is that presidential 7.47, which if the active president is on board is called air force one. but because >> it's flying a special service with the former president. this particular flight has been given the designation of special air mission. 39 in honor of the 39th president of the united states, jimmy carter, the special ceremonies in washington, d.c., at the capitol rotunda and then people be able to pay their respects. our dc correspondent reshad hudson is there. ahead of carter state funeral on thursday. the public will have 2 days to pay their respects to the former president. >>

but reyna and incredible sadness sweeping oakland, a time to celebrate, of course, on new year's eve and new year's day. instead, families are heartbroken. let me show you the video. 2 people were killed on new year's day. in fact, the latest one happened as recently as 5.30, last night. this was on second street near jack london square. he was near a sideshow when shots rang out. we do know that several people went to the hospital. one person actually died in that particular shooting and then about 10 hours before that a 32 year-old man, a father of 2, was showing up to work 24th street in oakland when he was shot and killed near his work place right in front of actually. and right now they have no motive behind this. we do know that that person came up with an ak. 47 shot the person and then left and then on new year's eve, of course, when so many people were partying, instead, shots ring out throughout oakland as well. we do know that several people also rushed to the hospital and then one person earlier in the day was stabbed, rushed to the hospital and injured. let me show you a

reyna. >> tom, thank you that.ck it out. 8.18, that. >> few minor traffic collision in traffic hazards sprinkled throughout hayward and fremont. look at the drive times. they're from san leandro. now the 2.37 is about 42 minutes. already pretty busy in oakland. so international might be a good option for you. 15 minutes on the bay bridge while our richmond center fell is at 9 and the golden gate bridge. a 23 minute by darya. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot of tonight. 31 and the press conference just ended now with california jenner general about rob bonta. and he was saying with the state is going to do to tackle the opioid crisis. a big problem. that drug has claimed thousands of lives >> california over the years and covers george korda live in san francisco with more on what was said, joe, >> yeah, guys, good morning. we just heard from the attorney general announcing a major settlement against one of the companies accused of fueling the opioid crisis. so here's what we know just minutes ago finding out fro

good morning, reyna. good morning, everyone. we're also mostly clear once again. >> and it's setting the stage for some chilly temperatures just like yesterday and of the difference is we actually have a frost advisory for our inland communities and hills. so you can see a lot of 30's and 40's out there. so bundle up once again. and here is that advisory. this is until 09:00am. so it's going to be a another chilly start here. all the areas in blue. so just bring that jacket. it's going to be chilly. we will be sunny once again in the afternoon. so it is it has been very nice during the daytime highs in the 60's. back to you. all right. let's get you >> it's 75. in the city this morning. no major accidents or delays. silver lining richmond center fell bridge about 7 and golden gate bridge. a 20 minute ride. all right. a top story this morning, this memorial represents a community in grief after 3 teens and lost their lives in a crash. we first told you about the tragedy on wednesday. since then we've learned those teens, they wer

giving way to win this one and only to the kron. 4 morning news here on january. 21st, i'm reyna harvey. >> all right. before you start your day, you need to know how to prepare. a lot of people had yesterday off. so john of people wre hitting the streets this morning. how's the weather? yeah. if you are getting out there going to be outside for more than a couple of minutes, just make sure you got that extra layer ready to go cause. >> we're definitely cold this morning. that's the most noticeable thing that we have to note for. the immediate future you re from mount tam is showing how crystal clear the skies are. there is not any fog nor any clouds out there whatsoever across the bay. so skies are clear and winds are a whole lot calmer than they were yesterday with that comes this icy cold start. take a look at all these 30's palo alto. you're at freezing at 32 degrees. double in below freezing at 31 while petaluma santa rosa down to 32 fairfax, even in the upper 20's, along with fairfield, both down to 29 degrees right now. now these temperatures are certainly cold enough that no sur

thank you, reyna. developing today.now know the charges at an oakland man suspected of killing his wife and interstate 5.80. >> what charges he'll face in february 2023. police discovered look, heath the mcallen dead from a gunshot wound. it wasn't soon after that. the chp identify the victim's husband, nathaniel mcallen, as the primary suspect. now, 2 years after investigations began, the alameda county da has filed felony charges, including one count of murder. one count of corporal injury to a relationship partner and one count of possession of a firearm by a felon with priors mcallen, as a result faces up to 56 years to life in prison if convicted. his arraignment is set for this coming thursday. >> time now said 46 in walnut creek. police say a safeway employee was robbed in the store's it happened over the weekend at the store on tice valley boulevard. that's where a woman first stole some alcohol from the store, got into a car and the man inthe car pointed a gun at the worker and then took off the victim was not

well, >> good morning, reyna. so that open door policy, 7 years old, but it has expired and soon and we will check it out. there will be signs all over starbucks in north america say you're welcome to stay here. but yeah, have to pay. and by the way of obviously, if you walk around and if you want to go to starbucks to use the restroom, even if you don't have to buy a cup of coffee. well, now you do. they have changed that policy say it's for the betterment of all customers. they have seen a lot of disruptions over the past few years. the policy actually started back in 2018 because of a national controversy. this was out of philadelphia where 2 african-american men there were waiting inside starbucks. they had not ordered anything simply waiting for a business partner to arrive. that's when they were told to leave. that's when police officers got involved. that's when starbucks ceo howard schultz at the time he stepped in and said, let's do the open door policy, 7 years that that has expired. so now if you go in,

reyna 6.20, is the time right now. and today the nation says goodbye to president jimmy carter as world leaders, government officials. >> average americans gather in washington for the former president's state funeral. he'll be laid to rest in his hometown of plains, georgia. after that funeral, dc correspondent trevor shirley has more. today wraps up a remarkable week of tributes to former president jimmy carter. >> as his family and america say goodbye since tuesday. president jimmy carter has been lying in state beneath the capitol rotunda as americans pay their respects. his honesty and caring came through many. we spoke to say it's time outside of washington is what they'll remember most. i think it's important to embrace the legacy of president carter. >> his commitment to human rights and justice. and the incredible body of work after he left the white house last night, president elect donald trump paid his respects to carter at the capitol is a fine man today. the honors continue just across town at the nationa

lots of sunshine will be a a z and morning fog at times reyna. >> and stay home. i would recommend doing that if he can. you got to be out there. just definitely keep in mind. visibility is not the best across the bay area. 20 min right on the bay bridge. this is my route coming in this morning. could not see in front of me. those low beams really helped me out. 70 min run across a richmond center fell bridge. you see everybody slowly pouring in this morning. golden gate bridge about 30 minutes because of the falling in detail. you're at about 25 over there. now, highways still look like. but remember, they're covered in fog 13 minutes along. 24 howie, for is a little slow and go about 40 minutes there. surface streets might be your best bet until that starts to taper off clock down towards the maze. long 80 22 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot for your money. morning. a new generation of americans will be born this year and the week ahead is going to be the big test for the markets. jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with those storie

reyna big story that we're following this morning. the san francisco chronicle is reporting a federal grand jury. >> has indicted former oakland mayor sheng thao. that indictment comes after last year's fbi raid of taos home in oakland. kron four's will tran following the story for us. >> live in san francisco will. >> james, if former oakland mayor sheng thao doesn't know the charges she and the rest of the world will find out that the same time right behind me at 9 o'clock when the federal prosecutors, they will hold a news conference. it's so big that they actually announced that they will be doing that at 9 o'clock this morning. it took 7 months to get here. taos home was actually rated in oakland 7 months ago. the fbi came into her place and we were there when it all went down a couple of days later, she held a defiant news conference and i was there as well. and before it even started, her staff said she would not be taking any questions. she came out swinging saying that she did nothing wrong, that he was a witch hunt, but no o

thank you waking with bright and early on tuesday, january. 28, i'm reyna harvey. >> all right. before you head out phe door, you need to have to prepare. we have kathy trafton joining us this morning to give us that forecast. good morning, cathy. >> and good morning to you, ray to it's a beautiful morning, but it is chilly. so if you're heading out the door, you might want to grab a jacket, dress and some layers. nice view from the berkeley hills. temperatures in many areas are at or below freezing. look at here right livermore. 32 degrees. 35 pittsburgh fairfield. 29 degrees. 32 santa rosa. 31 ingrained in sebastopol. you get the drift. it is chilly outside. it's 42 in san francisco. so if you're heading out. no wonder they're all kinds of alerts and watches as a freeze warning in the southern santa clara valley and also through part of the hills and mountains in that area. and there's a frostr advisory for pretty much all of the bay area as long as you right away from the ocean. so it it's going to be cold. and this these advisories go through 9 o'clock this morning. so the f