the san francisco spca is really stepping up to help. right now. they are offering free puppy adoptions for the time being. and this is so that they can make room here at their shelter to receive adoptable animals from los angeles. this morning i'm joined by cris velasco and calypso. this adorable puppy is one of more than 50 available for adoption right now. good morning eric. >> good morning. >> tell me about calypso here in your arms. >> calypso is a three month old terrier mix. she actually came to us from tulare county, and she's been available for a little over a week. and still no one's come and scooped her up, which is nonsense. look at her. >> she. >> she likes the microphone, we can tell. and she's very calm, very sweet. now, more than 50 puppies are available right now. tell us about this trip that you have planned for southern california to pick up animals that are also ready to be adopted? >> yes, actually we have over 50 puppies in house right now. they will be made available in the coming days as they go through their routine assessm

the spca is heading to la this week to bring animals from down there. back up here. so they really need to create space. look at those years. unbelievable. all of the animals are spayed. neutered microchipped and vaccinated. we want to make space. >> so we can alleviate our shelter partners down south that are being devastated by the fires. and so waiving adoption fees is defeating that barrier. getting those puppies home and making space for animals that are adoptable in shelters down south so they can make space for their fire victims and for owned pets that are to be reunited with their owners. hopefully soon. >> hopefully if you're interested in getting more info, you can visit the spca is website. for kron. 4 news at 5. we certainly appreciate you being with us this hour. but the news at 6 is coming up next. guest coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 6. the death toll from. >> the la county wildfires continues to rise as crews are racing against the clock to try and contain those fires before the next round of intense winds arrive. yeah. worst of the winds are e

spca still here coordinating. they've loaded all these 30 furry animals into their vans and are getting ready to take them up to the city where they're hoping to find their forever homes. now, this flight was made possible by amelia air rescue, a nonprofit that saves shelter pets by flying them to new families. but it was orchestrated by multiple agencies, and the san francisco spca will receive these animals from shelters in l.a. that have been overwhelmed in the crisis areas and were over capacity. and it's important to point out that these are not animals that were lost or found in those fire zones. they were already in the shelters. so they're nobody's pets yet. instead, they were already at the shelters and are now coming here hoping to find new homes. yeah, it's good to hear that. there are a lot of smiles out there. 30 new pets now in the bay area. so where do they go from here? i mean, obviously, they're hoping to find new homes for these pets. exactly. and yeah, they'y're gog to be driven up to the spca i

coming up, staff from the san francisco spca. they are on their way down to southern california next week to relieve overcrowded animal shelters in los angeles. shelter officials say they've been bringing back animals to the bay area in order to make room for those animals displaced by the wildfires. however, the san francisco spca says its shelter. well, it's also overflowing currently with more than 50 puppies right now. and to help make room for the new animals, sf spca is offering free puppy adoptions and muttville senior dog rescue is also stepping up to help animals displaced by the fires. the shelter in san francisco says it's been in touch with other animal rescue shelters in la. muttville says it has donations for those impacted, and the shelter is also working to bring some dogs back here to the bay area to make room for evacuated pets. and if you'd like to help, you can join fox's support of families impacted by those california wildfires. your donation enables the red cross to respond quickly and help people recover f

dozens more will be transferred to sf spca from los angeles shelters. this is really part of a coordinated effort of shelters from down south spca, as well as amelia air rescue. that's a nonprofit that saves shelter pets by flying them to new families. 30 animals are expected to arrive at three this afternoon at moffett airfield, and they'll get to sf spca a couple of hours later. but the drive to help families, their animals and shelters down south doesn't end there. people can support by donating online or donating in person here. drop by 201 alabama street to give us your towels, your sheets, any unopened pet food. we are going to take a massive amount of donations down to la with us so we can help replenish the supply there at those shelters. east bay spca is also taking in animals and supporting shelters in southern california. they too are hoping to increase space for those displaced animals. and they shared a picture of strawberry, who is the smallest dog from a recent transport out of la. you can find pictures of other puppies and animals at eas

without one. >> the spca would wholeheartedly agree.s a chance to experience unconditional love animals are amazing companions. >> there's also research has been done about what having a companion animal does for your health and your happiness. there's also, you know, and this hours of enjoyment and amusement that come along with the san francisco spca will be adopting out about half the animals. the others will be going to rescue organizations and marin county, alameda county, palo alto and macdill in san francisco. >> at moffett field, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> all right. good to see everybody helping out in our parent company nexstar media group. this doing the same partnering with the red cross to raise money for victims down there. you can scan the qr code on your screen if you are able to help. >> as we get a live look outside right now at a sfo. >> we've been fortunate to have a lot of rain and november december. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. our storm door has closed, though. yeah, we're saying it's kind of nice

and they say if you need more information, you can visit sf spca, dot org. our parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims and you can scan that qr code on your screen. if you'd like to help. and we're staying on top of the fires in los angeles county for the latest. you can head to our web site kron 4 dot com. still ahead, coverage of the wildfires continues. the death toll again, the rising to 16. also the concern about violent crime. >> continues an open just most recently, triple shooting at a recently, triple shooting at a community center. are you 50 or older? well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. heidi covey: so, i have an eye disease that causes blindness. i have moments where i get a little bit sad because i just to be hospitalized. can't see things that i used to. dr. stanley taught me to trust in the lord eve

in the east bay, spca says it will take in some 12 animals tomorrow from shelters from all over la. this will allow those organizations down south to make more space for lost and injured pets, all impacted by these wildfires. the animals will be coming off large flights landing in hayward tomorrow, bringing over 50 animals up here to the bay area shelters, all from southern california. adoptions with the east bay spca are currently free, all to help clear out space for the new arrivals that are all coming in tomorrow. got mark tamayo here. we'll talk a little weather locally, but musk landing pretty good sized fire right now at the power plant there, right on monterey bay. how's the weather down there? >> yeah, of course, when something like this, you want to take a look at the winds to see how things could be transporting all that, all that, just the plumes and stuff. so you get the idea. here on the mapping system, we could show you monterey bay. there's santa cruz up to the north for reference. and here's moss landing. and in general we have light winds in this area. so that mean

now, sf spca does have a second transport mission that's scheduled for n next week.y went down on monday. they plan to go down again next week if that's needed. and a reminder for all those people who are considering hint hint. marcus adoption fees are waived at this point. i know laura's been working hard at that and all of the puppies are spayed neutered and they're up to date with their vaccinations. and if i didn't have three kids, marcus, i might consider it. but kari like kari said, there's just a lot going on right now. come on guys, i've got so many people that are looking to help. well, you know, ginger, i was thinking when you were saying that, i was like, well, i know for sure that ginger's kids will watch the dog for me if i go away. so, look, i got built in babysitters already. 100%. it takes a village, guys. it's a circus. just add to the. just add to the circus. yeah, i guess that's what i always do. i add to the circus, i add to the crazy. but dogs are just. they make a family. yeah. they do. i'm a big fan. it is tough thougugh. you'r right. marcus, y

the san francisco spca will receive these animals from shelters in l.a. that have been overwhelmed in the crisis areas and were overr cacity, and it's importt to point out these are not animals that were lost or found in the fire zone, so they're nobody's pets. instead, they were already at the shelters and are now coming here. so the l.a. animal centers have space for all those incoming pets. we need people to adopt the animals that we've got up here so that we can go down and take some more in stages from la, and to help people with that, we actually just launched a free puppy promotion, so that's helping move a lot of puppies really quickly, giving us space to bring in more animals. to prepare for the influx, the san francisco spca launched a free puppy adoption promotion that led to 71 animals finding homes this past weekend alone. the east bay spca also brought back ten dogs from la and is waiving all adoption fees through sunday. the san francisco shelter already scheduled a second transport mission for next week in case the la shelters need more su

and to help make room for the new animals, the sf spca is offering free puppy adoptions. if you want to help, you can join fox's support of families impacted by the california wildfires. your donation enables the red cross to respond to and help people recover from this disaster. visit ktvu.com/wildfire help to support these efforts or just scan the qr code on your screen. reconnecting chinatown. the federal injection of cash coming for oakland to increase access and barry weathered has been a dry weather stretch. >> it will continue into the weekend. now we're talking about some stronger winds. as we start off your officers cannot chase suspect suspects for things like sideshows, reckless driving and burglaries, and other property crimes. newly elected oakland city council member ken houston says the city needs to better enable officials to catch criminals who run. >> 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. >> critics say the rules sho

the sf spca is also asking for donations to take south. people can support by donating online or donating in person here. drop by 201 alabama street to give us your towels, your sheets, any unopened pet food. we are going to take a massive amount of donations down to la with us so we can help replenish the supply there at those shelters. okay, so those puppies up for adoption are spayed and neutered and up to date on vaccinations. you can check the sf, sf spca website. as more newborn puppies grow into adoptable age. and weill, of course, continue to follow the fires in la throughout this newscast. we're not on the air. our website is a great resource. our team is posting updates around the c clock. just go to nbcbayarea.com. coming up, a deadly shooting in the east bay. what we know about the victims and the investigation underway tonight, plus thousands of people under evacuation in southern california. we hear from actor dennis quaid, who was forced to leave his home. the message he had for bay area fire crews protecting his neighborhoo

a team from the san francisco spca will drop off supplies with impacted shelters and pick up animalsg back to san francisco. the spca is waving adoption fees to make room for more pets. >>> and, cbs is partnering with the red cross to help the victims of the southern california wildfires go, to redcross.org/cbs to donate. or text red cross to 90999 to make a $10 donation. >>> thanks for watching, the news continues at 8: on announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: thank y'all. thank you, folks. i appreciate y'all. th

without one. >> the spca would wholeheartedly agree. it's a chance to experience unconditional love animals are amazing companions. >> there's also research has been done about what having a companion animal does for your health and your happiness. there's also, you know, and this hours of enjoyment and amusement that come along with the san francisco spca will be adopting out about half the animals. the others will be going to rescue organizations and marin county, alameda county, palo alto and macdill in san francisco. >> at moffett field, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> take a look at this house in pacific palisades split in half. and it's not because of the devastating fires. this home actually survived. the fires. >> but then it was damaged by mud and debris that came crashing down the hillside. >> private security guard is keeping watch over the homes that are still standing, though. >> seeing news got out here like that. and it didn't hit me tight. wow. you know, this actually. big deal. this is not good. this is bad. the whole >>oan

the spca began their long journey to los angeles to pick up animals in shelters impacted by the shelters. adoption fees have been waived the past few days to make room for adoptable animals so shelters in l.a. can focus on reuniting pets with fire evacuees. >> we have a group of staff actually that headed out to southern california today, taking two full vans to go down bringing some supplies that local shelters are seeking support with the intent to bring back as many animals as possible, relieving some of the space in those shelters so they can give it to the animals who need it most now, the displaced and injured animals. >> of course, senior pets often need a little extra care. volunteers at muttville will bring back dogs up for adoption before the wildfires. they're also delivering donations they collected since the start of the fires. the pasadena humane society had 300 displaced dogs in the span of the last several days. muttville will be sending more volunteers to southern california in the coming days and weeks. >>> up next at 5:00, congressional republicans indicating they may

the east bay spca is one of several bay area nonprofits helping in the animal rescue effort. their flight was filled with dozens of pet senator arrived in hayward today. exciting times. recall. was there. >> a short flight from san diego county to the hayward executive airport yielding big rewards in the long run. actually going to adult huskies and one puppy. a plane carrying more than 50 adoptable pets from southern california dropped off in the east bay were local animal rescue groups are making them available to northern california. families want to place in the way here where they can find their money. >> taking the dog to animal already in the health the global nonprofit, greater good charities spearheading the effort on friday, the east bay spca received 12 dogs, humane society of sonoma county took in 6. >> are inhumane and pets in need received 3 each the rest of the animals on board continued on the flight to their destinations in oregon. everybody's really coming together and something folks can do is support any of these organizations by adopting. >> by fostering

the monterey county spca is also doing its part to help people and their pets. the organization says one of its teams traveled to the los angeles area on saturday to take in cats and dogs who were in shelters before the fires began, in order to help give the l.a. shelters more room for fire evacuees. the monterey county spca says it expects the animals they took in to be available for adoption starting tomorrow. you can also join fox's support of families impacted by the california wildfires. your donation will go directly to the red cross as they work to help people recover from this disaster. visit ktvu.com/wildfire. help to support these efforts. you can scan that qr code on your screen right there. all right. that does it for us. want to thank you for watching. we'll see you again tomorrow at 730. make sure to download the fox local app t your smart tv phone. u (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab, even when you forget your wallet. (kaz) i got this. (ben) fargo, send kaz $145 dollars with zelle. (kaz) smooth. (vo)

un grupo del equipo de east bay spca viajó el domingo 11 de enero hasta los Ángeles y trajo a perrosesta semana traerán más mascotas en avión. vamos a hacer más viajes. vamos a ver cuántos, porque esto básicamente va extenderse por semanas y meses y vamos a ver cuántos, cuántos traemos para acá. tan pronto como esos 10 perros estén aprobados, médica y conductualmente se pondrán para adopción. open tomorrow for adoptions. las adopciones serán gratis y comenzarán a partir del miércoles. los interesados pueden acudir en persona al refugio animal en oakland o en dublín. adopten porque todo mundo necesita un amigo para la vida. y eso es lo que tenemos aquí, amigos y familia para el resto de su vida. las adopciones serán sin ningún costo. y estas mascotas que escaparon de un verdadero infierno ahora estarán esperando para que les den mucho amor. about a year and a half old. and she is a pitbull mix very sweet. desde oakland. soy jessica gallegos. noticiero telemundo 48. gracias, jessica. así que ya lo sabe. tal vez encuentre a un mejor amigo aquí en el área de la bahía. vamos a seguir habl

the san francisco spca welcomed 30 cats and dogs today from southern california shelters. they were flown in by mission flight and amelia air rescue. the spca launched a free puppy promotion this week to clear space here so they can bring in more pets from the greater l.a. shelters down there. to help the victims of the wildfire, you can go to redcross.org/cbs or text red cross to 90999 to make a $10 donation. >>> after more of a year working toward a ceasefire, israel and hamas seem to have a new deal to stop the fighting in gaza. >> we are heartbroken and relieved this ceasefire is long overdue. >> what we know about the terms of the deal and reaction from israelis and supporters of palestinians. >>> temperatures today made it up to a few degrees above average, mostly low to mid-60s, a few of the coolest spots in the upper 50s, one more day of mild temperatures by january standards and then a little retreat. we'll see if that arrives with any hint of moisture coming up in the first alert forecast. >>> and this should have been a good excuse, but all this snow did not sto

. >> volunteers with the san francisco spca are heading to los angeles to bring back animals affected by these devastating fires to make space for them, though the spca needs to find forever homes for more than 50 puppies currently at the shelter. here's a look at their web site. these are all the puppies available for adoptions. all cuties. the shelter is waiving adoption fees for these animals right now. so if you're looking for a pat and family member head on over to the st. certainly ones there. >> well, our parent company nexstar media group has partnered with the american red cross to launch a donation page for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan that qr code on your screen. there to make a donation. now to the fentanyl crisis in san francisco. the city's new mayor, daniel lurie, has pledged to declare a federal state of emergency. >> meanwhile, a four-year-old city-run program is finding success in helping those addicted to the deadly drug kron four's. sara stinson explains. the program specifically helps pregnant women. i sat down with one mom who, after more

so organizations like the san francisco spca are flying in dozens of animals from the fire zone.bc's audrey asistio has more on their journey. a round of applause from a group of eager volunteers as 30 shelter pets from southern california arrived at the san francisco spca tonight. we have a pretty exciting evening happening right now because it's all about saving animals. volunteer wants to come over. i have a dog hanging out. it's been quite the journey for these animals. flying from l.a. county to moffett field this afternoon. they came from three different shelters in southern california downy, lancaster and carson, all overwhelmed and over capacity due to the out-of-control wildfires. shelter workers say many of the fire victims coming in are either injured, burned or separated from their families. they've had hundreds of animals coming to them from the fires with no room to put them, which is exactly why we went down the 19 dogs and 11 cats that arrived in the bay area this afternoon aren't from the l.a. fire zones. rather, they were already at the southern california shelt

si usted puede ayudar, puede visitar el sitio web de la spca para obtener más información.a página que ve en pantalla telemundo.com diagonal. cruz roja o llamando al número que aparece en pantalla. así que la necesidad es grande y de pronto mucha gente podría decir bueno, yo quiero ayudar con ropa, pero ahora quizás es mejor ayudar directamente a la cruz roja para que ellos puedan canalizar todos esos donativos, no??í, distribuirlo y aparte es una manera segura, porque sabemos y ya lo discutíamos hace unos días atrás, hay muchas personas porque este tipo de situaciones, lamentablemente también se presta para que malhechores puedan hacer de las suyas y aprovecharse de gente que quiera donar. así que esa es una buena manera. puede ir a nuestra página. ahí va a estar toda la información. definitivamente. de acuerdo compañeros, porque ya entidades como la cruz roja pues tienen una logística establecida y ya saben entonces cuáles son esas áreas que quizás puedan hacer una mejor distribución de esos recursos. pero vamos a echarle un vistazo a las condiciones del tiempo, porque la

staff from san francisco's spca are heading down to southern california next week to relieve overcrowdedmal shelters in los angeles. shelter officials say they've been bringing back animals here to the bay area in order to make room for those animals displaced by all the wildfires. however, the san francisco spca says its shelter is also overflowing currently with more than 50 puppies right now. and to help make room for the new animals from southern california, sf spca is offering free puppy adoptions. >> all right. up next here on the four this afternoon, much more news and our coverage continues on the southern california wildfires. but first, we want to check on the roads around the bay area. and to do that we head here to the east shore freeway coming through berkeley. and you can see here it's really slowing down as you head toward university avenue in that eastbound direction. we'll dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet.

without one. >> the spca would wholeheartedly agree. it's a chance to experience unconditional love animals are amazing companions. >> there's also research has been done about what having a companion animal does for your health and your happiness. there's also, you know, and hours of enjoyment and amusement that come along with that, the san francisco spca will be adopting out about half the animals. the others will be going to rescue organizations and marin county, alameda county, palo alto and macdill in san francisco. >> at moffett field, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, here in the bay area, their fundraisers in places that are donating to help to the victims affected by the wildfires and mill valley piazza di angelo, they're hosting a fundraiser to raise money there. owners say they're gonna donate 100% of the profits made to different charities. morning, the fire victims piazza di angelo will have special cocktails dishes for the event. the owners say the main goal is to have the community come in and helped raise the moneto hel

the san francisco spca is clearing space so it can receive adoptable dogs and cats from the l.a. it's waiving all adoption fees for puppies. the sf spca now tells us that a couple of adorable puppies that i featured in my live reports now have new homes. one couple saw a puppy named calypso on mornings on two, and immediately came to the shelter to adopt her. 17 other dogs were adopted yesterday alone. the sf spca plans to drive down to southern california monday to pick up animals that they will prepare for adoption in the bay area. >> and a bay area artist did her part to help fire victims in southern california. [music] electric violinist rose carelli held a fund raising concert today at patricia's green in san francisco's hayes valley. she says she has many friends who have lost homes and pets, and wanted to help those in need. carelli has held fundraisers in the past for the people of ukraine and earthquake victims in turkey. >> like everybody, i'm on social media. i'm seeing all the really devastating news about what's happening. so i know music is a great way to fundraise,

and so the san francisco spca is helping out by creating space here to be able to rescue and take inn california. they want to be ready. there are plenty of dogs for adoption. there are cats that are available to all spayed and neutered and microchipped and vaccinated, especially now we knew we wanted to make space so we can alleviate our shelter partners down south that are being devastated by the fires and so waiving adoption fees is. >> defeating that barrier. getting those puppies home and making space for animals that are adoptable in shelters down south so they can make space for their fire victims and for owned pets that are to be reunited with their owners. hopefully soon. >> and the san francisco spca plans to head to southern california today and they're also planning other trips in the following weeks. if you're interested and helping out, there's more information at the sf spca website which is dot org website. >> well, a 56 is the time. up next on the kron, 4 morning news. firefighters continue to battle 3 major wildfires burning in la county as the death toll continues

well, workers and volunteers with the san francisco spca are also heading down to los angeles to helpshelters there. the spca is also waiving all adoption fees so it can receive adoptable dogs and cats in those fire torn areas, and the group is going to be heading back to the bay area on wednesday, and they will also have several new animals ready for adoption. and again, also with the spca, as we just confirmed with muttville, these are not pets that belong to fire victims. these were animals that were already in the shelters looking for homes. and these wildfires are another reminder to harden your home by clearing defensible space. experts recommend documenting what is inside to help recoup some of those losses in the event of a fire. realtor hilary murphy, of village associates in orinda, says videos or photos taken annually will help make sure claims include upgrades as well as your possessions. and she says that was crucial when her parents santa rosa home burned in the 2017 tubbs fire. she adds it's important to make sure you're not underinsured. >> make sure your policy is up

if you are interested, there's more information on their website sf spca dot org. all right. we're going to take a break at 7.40. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the nfl playoffs getting underway and while the forty-niners season is over, niners linebacker, fred warner made sure to give a special shout out to his quarterback. aaron wilson will have that story. and after the break, the department of justice coming after landlords who use tax off where maximize rental prices. >> and today, a windy one for the bay, but also for southern california with red flag warnings and high wind warnings in effect for many of those areas that are very much so under fire risk. still? well, your local forecast still to come and those windy conditions out there also slowing you down on your highways about 7.44. let's get you look outside at this beautiful, clear start to the day. >> probably heard those winds last night, though. i know i did the east bay hills already seeing plus 50 mile per hour. plus guest. >> just from the evening last night and this is just the start of this off

tonight, the sf spca now tells us an adorable puppy that we featured has a new home.e saw the dog named callaspo on mornings on two and immediately came to the shelter to adopt her. 30 other dogs were also adopted over the weekend. the sf spca plans to drive down to southern california tomorrow to pick up dogs and cats that they will prepare for adoption here in the bay area. >> president biden meeting with federal officials today to discuss relief efforts. fox's lucas tomlinson shows us how people can receive assistance from the u.s. government. >> president biden spent the day here at the white house receiving updates from senior officials, including his dhs secretary and fema chief, about the wildfires in los angeles. earlier on fox news sunday, deanne criswell spoke about how people in la can get help. >> we want to make sure that they start that process by one. registering for assistance at disasterassistance.gov, but also contacting their insurance company because we'll need to know exactly what they are going to cover, but more importantly, not cover, so they c

. >> there's another group of animals expected to arrive at the sf spca later tonight, and east bay spcaeast bay spca is also taking in animals from impacted areas. they're offering free adoptions starting today through sunday, so if you want to help in the effort to bring these animals here to make room at shelters in la for animals displaced by the fires, please go to joy bound.org. donations are always welcome, but you can also adopt or foster a pet. that would really help. >> yeah. our friends at senior sisig, the restaurant known for its filipino american street food, will be opening a new location at chase center later this month. the eatery will feature a new special dish exclusive to its thrive city location. the grand opening comes ahead of nba all-star weekend, happening in february in san francisco. senior sisig thrive city will open for business starting january 21st. the brand will now have four restaurants, three in san francisco and one in oakland. >> i just went to their mission district location this week and got myself a their regular burrito. there's nothing regular ab

if you're interested on helping you can visit the sf spca dot org website. >> all right.n the north bay, the sonoma county board of supervisors has voted to protect the rights of undocumented immigrants in the county. so supervisors voted to limit the use of county money and resources to enforce federal immigration laws. data shows that about 27,000 sonoma county. residents are undocumented immigrants. the resolution directs county departments and employees to comply with state law which limits sharing information about individuals, immigration status with immigration and customs enforcement, except in those cases where the person in question he's been convicted of a serious or violent felony. the resolution says in part, quote, interacting with local government whether access benefits, reporter crime file, a legal document should not put any resident at risk regardless of immigration status and quote. >> it's him. 49, we're not talk about sports because cows women's basketball team is getting the win against florida state and the warriors get ready to take on the raptors

without one. >> the spca would wholeheartedly agree. it's a chance to experience unconditional love animals are amazing companions. >> there's also research has been done about what having a companion animal does for your health and your happiness. there's also, you know, and this hours of enjoyment and amusement that come along with the san francisco spca will be adopting out about half the animals. the others will be going to rescue organizations and marin county, alameda county, palo alto and macdill in san francisco. >> at moffett field, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> after one of the most destructive natural disasters in southern california history. thousands of heartbroken families burned up. business owners are looking ahead at the road to recovery. at least 25 people have been killed and more than 12,000 homes, businesses and buildings have been destroyed. there are 4 active wildfires now in southern california in los angeles county. the palisades fire is 22% contained. the eaton fire is 55% contained. and the hurst fire is 98% con

and this is because they heard how we were reporting that the san francisco spca is waiving fees andfor you and chip in all of that. and spayed and neutered. and social media, they say let the memories begin with their new pop new edition of the family. and you can do the same. there are plenty love it. >> all right. so he's going to get a good walk today with nice weather like looking outside lenghty of sunshine center tower looking down at the golden gate bridge. nothing but the sun weve got storm tracker 4 showing you the clear skies from inland out towards the coastline for us. our winds have definitely calmed down. not so much so for southern california. in fact, these dry offshore santa ana winds are set to pick up later on today. high wind warnings, red-flag warnings both in effect through noon tomorrow. a particularly dangerous situation in southern california and still looking at those gradients of yellow, orange and red all across the la metro, even down to the hills above san diego as these areas are prone to those stronger gusts paired with the lack of any sort of moistur

the east bay spca is also taking in animals from impacted areas.e offering free adoptions starting today through sunday. >> they're so cute. i'm in love. yeah. me too. >> if you want to help in this effort to bring animals here, to make room at shelters in l.a. for animals who are displaced by the fires, go to joy brown.org. donations are welcome, but you can also adopt a pet or foster a pet. that would certainly help. i can tell you right now, amanda and i were just looking at the sf spca instagram page. if you go to that, you will adopt one of these dogs, especially my little boy, bluey. >> bluey. >> i don't know if it's a girl or a boy, but bluey is so cute and their names too. >> there's like a thomas theo, like a whole group of brothers that are out there, it looks like. >> and they're free right now. >> i know, and i mean, it's just so important. >> what a great story by dan, i love that. >> this morning we are tracking another nice afternoon. if you're getting a walk in this morning it will be on the cold side. we have temperatures starting

how you can help the sf spca. >> as people skate the flames in southern california, a lot of pets weret behind the san francisco spca is among the organizations heading south in order to help to create space for any rescued pets. the shelter is waiving adoption fees for its puppies. they're also a lot of cats available. they are all spayed neutered microchipped and vaccinated especially now we knew we wanted to make space so we can alleviate our shelter partners down south that are being devastated by the fires. and so waiving adoption fees is defeating that barrier. getting those puppies home and making space for animals that are adoptable in shelters down south so they can make space for their fire victims and for owned pets that are to be reunited with their owners. hopefully soon. the san francisco spca plans to head to southern california today and also make another trip next week. well, isn't that cute? this is poppy, a very adorable baby. hippo at the metro richmond zoo. >> mostly virginia, having her first swim with her mom. she was born last month to parents, iris and corwin a

without one. >> the spca would wholeheartedly agree.s a chance to experience unconditional love animals are amazing companions. >> there's also research has been done about what having a companion animal does for your health and your happiness. there's also, you know, and this hours of enjoyment and amusement that come along with the san francisco spca will be adopting out about half the animals. the others will be going to rescue organizations and marin county, alameda county, palo alto and macdill in san francisco. >> at moffett field, dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> our parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan this qr code on your screen to help. and continuing our team coverage now of the wildfires as kron four's color grogan. she joins us live as firefighters are finally seeing. but it says here is a little bit of a break. yeah, well, getting there. so first of all, you can see these numbers are much less as we take a look at the wind. it is still t

as people fled the flames in southern california, many pets were left behind in the san francisco spca is among the many organizations helping in that effort to find care for them to create space for any rescue pets. the shelter is waiving adoption fees right now for their current inventory. puppies. there are also plenty of cats available too. all are spayed and neutered. they're microchipped and they've all been vaccinated. >> samtrans new and improved at for the ride. plus service is available now. free to download and use ride. plus offers on-demand transportation for riders in half moon bay, al granada, east palo alto and the belle haven neighborhood of menlo park. right now the transit agency is recommending riders keep using the existing app until the official launch of the new app. but again, you can download the new app. now, official launch is january 20th, which is monday and the existing customers are going to make a new account. so you do need to do it at some point. >> looking outside at the golden gate bridge right here, which is subject to some pretty strong wind gusts

spca elese disaster. animal response team is seeking donations to support emergency services such as temporary animal shelters. >> and world central kitchen is providing meals to first responders and evacuees. kron four's parent company nexstar has partnered with the american red cross to launch a donation page for wildfire victims in southern california. you can scan the qr code to make a donation reporting from the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> and we're staying on top of the deadly fires in los angeles for the latest information head over to our website. kron 4 dot com. still ahead kron morning news. a fire breaking out in contra costa county. >> tracking people in a home what the fire crews responded heroically to rescue them. we'll have the full story coming up. plus, we get an up close look at the civic palisades after a raging fire. and crime is happening during the devastating fire southern california. authorities are actively responding to the emergency situation. make sure emergenc

the sf spca says the best way to check its current inventory is to go to its website. that's sf spca.org in san francisco, betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> an oakland based nonprofit and auto body shop teamed up to raise money for wildfire victims in la. homeboys detail held a car wash fundraiser in oakland today in partnership with lulu's house. it is a nonprofit that helps at risk youth and formerly incarcerated adults get on the right track. one of the co-founders of lulu's house says the car wash is a small way to give back to those who have lost everything. he says those fires remind him of the oakland hills fire in 1991. >> it was a tragic, a tragic scene. so we just doing now, we're trying to just make sure we do our part to help whoever we can help that's out there homeless, because some people don't have anything right now. >> lulu's house says 80% of proceeds from the car wash will go to help the red cross with who are helping those suffering. also in the east bay, the martinez masonic lodge number 41 is collecting donations to send down to southern californi

they just went to the san francisco spca because we talked about on the air, how they waived all then fees to help make space again for the wildfire pets to go in down in southern california. so do your part after seeing a report. these people said they adopted. they're very happy with their new best friend and family member. and you, you know, the spca made it easy, easy by waiving all the fees and everything in everybody's chipped and they all have their papers and their shots. so they're trying make it as easy to clear out those shelters as possible. yeah. all right, 9.53 is the time. we'll take a break. but in the next hour near a lake announcing a 3rd patient now has. >> one of brain chips implanted >> we are back. archaeologists are using lasers to help study ancient tattoos on about 100 mommy's in peru. now they say the fine details in these tattoos which are found on the hands and forearms and knuckles date back around 5,000 years and many of the intricacies aren't visible to the naked eye. so these in these lasers, the moneys are said to be from an ancient civilization known

he knew another student, gautham ajith, had recently done a fundraiser of his own for the spca.ce thought he'd be a good person to team up with. >> he came to me and said, do you want to help me in the fundraiser for his fundraiser? i said, yeah, i would love to. and like as, as more we got onto it like we became better friends and like, honestly, it made me feel better that we're actually doing a cause for something great. >> pierce and gotham started planning a donation drive to collect clothing, toiletries and other essentials to donate to people affected by the los angeles firestorm. the sixth graders did the research and connected with a nonprofit called city serve of tri-valley, which has already agreed to drive the items the students collect to fire survivors and first responders. >> i'm most excited about hopefully making people's days down in southern california. >> he's always been, you know, a big heart, big hearted kid. >> pierce's parents say this was entirely his idea. he went to the principal to ask for permission and set up these bins at school. >> they basically

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the sf spca is currently waiving the adoption fee for all puppies.e survivors do need a lot of support right now, as you can imagine. go to red cross.org/abc to help the red cross respond to those in need. >> oakland is already feeling the impact of last week's closure of two fire stations. the fire chief sas the response time was delayed when a fire broke out early this morning in the oakland hills. it happened at a house under construction on lockhart street. the closest fire station, that station 28 on grass valley road, just closed last monday. it's about five minutes away, but crews had to be dispatched from station 26 instead. that's farther away on 98th avenue, across from bishop o'dowd high school. so it took crews about 19 minutes to get or 12 minutes, i should say, to get to the scene. >> the challenges are extensive in oakland, and we just want to make sure that we're not putting our firefighters in harm's way by getting to events where it's well involved and it's more involved than it would have been if we could have got there in a timely

spca now tells us. the adorable puppy, ktvu betty yu featured in her live reports yesterday morning, has found a new home. one couple saw the dog named calypso on the mornings on two program and immediately came to the shelter and took her home. 17 other dogs were adopted yesterday alone, so some progress on that front. >> yes, great to have new homes for our furry friends. and let's check in on our weather here in the bay area as we keep an eye on the wind here. gusts. rosemary? >> yes, and the wind advisory going up for a little while longer. claudine and frank, good morning to you. happy sunday. giving you a live look here at a beautiful start to the day. from this vantage point here where we have orange and red hue, their air quality is good for today. and if you are up a little bit earlier this morning, hopefully you saw the wolf moon. absolutely spectacular. it set about 20 minutes ago or so. as we get into the afternoon today, temperatures are going to remain a little bit above average. i'll show

the spca says those calls are not coming from them.ey never request payment over the phone to reunite people with their pets. and officials say if you get a call like that, just hang up. >> when we come back, the warriors using basketball to help incarcerated individuals reclaim their humanity. got details on how a new program is offering second chances, and it's making a big difference. that story ♪ ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. the golden state warriors took time to bring attention to something that's a lot bigger than basketball. ktvu bailey o'carroll has our story. >> in basketball, a rebound is what you catch. coincidentally, or fight for after a shot is missed. in life, it's called a second chance. >> a second chance is really about redemption. a lot of these men that are incarcerated carry a lot of shame with them from the victims. a lot of them want to take accountability. >> on friday, less than 30 days before san francisco becomes the mecca of the basketball world, hosting nba all star weekend for the fi

so one of 10 dogs it volunteers with east bay spca brought back from southern california this weekend. the goal is help shelters in la make room to take animals that are displaced by the fires and our parent company next stars partner with the red cross to raise money for wildfire victims in southern california. if you like to help, all you got to do is scan that qr code on your screen. it's going to take you to the page where you can donate. meantime, fire crews back here at home in the east bay spent today working trying to reduce the risk of fires in the bay area. crews with the morongo rent, a fire district conducting prescribed burns behind saint mary's college. it took advantage of an unusually dry january to burn piles that remains cut down from springs during the spring from those oak trees and fruit. dennis rain with the fire district says when it comes down a mitigation, reducing feels is the best bet. >> community up in bolinger canyon. that would be at risk from a fire that started here on a western north that could blow embers back up into the canyon where we really could

hopefully soon. >> the san francisco spca plans to make another trip to southern california next week. if you're interested in getting more info, you can visit their website to do so. >> some of the areas damaged by the fires now have access to the internet after elon musk donated tesla, cyber trucks to carry starlink. the trucks are being used as mobile bay stations to provide power to starlink internet terminals in areas without wifi musk took to x to say the deliveries of cybertrucks to future owners may be delayed as a result of the donation. >> it's pretty cool. fire crew with the los angeles fire department's up by in and out to refuel over the weekend in the entire place stopped eating. they started clapping, cheering, thanking these people for all their hard work as they've been battling these deadly fires. now has been providing complimentary meals for firefighters since this disaster started. now 6 days could prove it. >> all right. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4. >> north bay residents all too familiar with the devastation of wildfires. a santa rosa woman who survived tra

a lot of pets have been left behind the san francisco spca among the many organizations trying to help heading south in an effort to create space for some of the pets. the shelter is waiving adoption fees for puppies. they normally cost $400. the shelter says it has dozens of puppies in need of homes and there are plenty of caps available. all of them. spayed neutered microchipped and vaccinated. >> she now we knew we wanted to make space so we can alleviate our shelter partners down south that are being devastated by the fires. and so waiving adoption fees is defeating that barrier. getting those puppies home and making space for animals that are adoptable in shelters down south so they can make space for their fire victims and for owned pets that are to be reunited with their owners. hopefully soon. >> and the san francisco spca is planning to head to southern california monday and will make another trip the following week. if you're interested in more information, you can visit sf pca dot org. our parent company nexstar is partnering with the red cross to raise money for wildfire vi