>> today on the kron, 4 morning news, president biden travels to the bay area to get a firsthand look at damage left behind in the wake of the storms. a big development in the case of a san francisco art gallery owner who was film spraying a homeless woman with water. and we take a look at the historic rivalry between the forty-niners and the cowboys as we countdown to the big game this weekend. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm daria and i'm james. we want to start off this hour with a check of the weather because today's the day.

>> it's dry. yeah, it stays dry. yeah. and today we get to see just what an impact. all that rain has had drought wise. we're looking pretty good job of that. yeah. new drought monitor showing more progress, which is great and now we just get to enjoy the dry skies and all the green grass all the very last bay area. after weeks of rainfall looking out there right now, skies are bright. nothing coming in your way. as far as your commute goes, unless you do get a little traffic. you can't blame that on mother nature, though. >> radar shows you those clear skies. we did see showers last night. those of really exited the region now moving out into the central valley, losing steam at this point. so we're pretty done with it here in the bay area, especially for the rest of the weekend. honestly, the rest of the month future cast of winds showing relatively calm conditions this morning. temperatures are cold, though. so do bundle up redwood city, dublin livermore at 38. brentwood conquered as well as napa at 39 degrees. well, santa rosa just above freezing at 33. now, will the rest of the this mild? i'll let you

know. still to come right now. john, thank you for that. certainly busy out there. if you're traveling along 8.80, right now say landfill down 2 worlds milpitas about 47 minutes. busy. a lot 5.80, this morning, 6.80. you're also seeing some delays. >> if you're traveling through the maze 8, 85, 80, it's going to take about 20 minutes to make it from hayward traveling into oakland this morning. so that fremont street x about 16 minutes. our san mateo bridge puts us at about 20 minutes, 80 to 101. and if you are in the south bay or along the peninsula about 63 minutes, that's 85 into low part. darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 802 is the time right now and we're waiting for president biden to arrive in california and tour storm damage. >> including here in the bay area, air force one is already in the air. the president on his way and he'll make stops here in the bay area and of course, head down to santa cruz. we know they got hit pretty hard as well. kron four's will tran standing by live at moffett field where the bay area is ready to receive the president later on today. well,

>> he he will land right behind me, james and area. we are several hours away from touchdown. this is where air force one typically arrives when it comes to the bay area sunny day. but we all know of the past several weeks, it's been stormy and president joe biden knows that because he has been briefed. let me show you video. he is on his way. we're about 2 hours into its flight. >> we do know that he left washington, d.c., from joint base andrews at around 6 o'clock in the morning hopped into air force one. he will arrive here sometime at around noon and then he will be joined by fema hit the ground running, drive directly. the santa cruz county. 41 out of the 58 counties in california just got battered by the storms. we're talking atmospheric river after atmosphere river in santa cruz county. about 55 million dollars worth of damage. we're

talking about here, the beaches, the businesses, as well as about 1000 homes. so he will talk to the first responders, the residents and business owners about what's going on. doesn't stop there. guys will drive right back to the heart of the bay area. >> santa clara county where do the same thing all over again tour. the damage at this particular county. we're talking about 27 million dollars worth of damage. he, of course, will be joined by governor gavin newsom. we do know that president biden has already offered federal assistance to california in the form of manpower and resources. this trip is for him to see it firsthand with his own 2 eyes to see what's going on and possibly release federal dollars more federal dollars. so the state can rebuild and recover. we will be here once he touches down and we will follow them throughout the day, including we'll have a news conference when this is all back to you.

>> fair enough. thank you very much. well on, we all know what kind of damage the president is going to see. for example, in the east bay, there's all that mud that stopped strains from running and the trains are canceled until next week now because a second mudslide has halted operations. here's video of the first mud slide that happened on tuesday morning along niles canyon and then yesterday, less than 24 hours later at 05:30am, in the morning. another mudslide affecting a strain ace officials say that it happened along the same areas. the first one and more than 200 passengers and crew. we're on the train yesterday. some of them say was pretty scary. the flight to treat and that and we hit it. and then the slide just came up to side of the train like we hit a vehicle or something that was so powerful. >> it just rocked this. >> says that there were 3 minor injuries reported. and a spokesperson says luckily no

equipment was seriously affected. the train tracks and the hillside are going to be reevaluated to make sure that they're safe are resuming services on monday. >> on peninsula, part of highway 92 near half moon bay still partially closed because of the huge sinkhole that opened up their last week. we spoke to a nonprofit who's trying to help those affected by the closure. and kron four's gayle ong has a closer look at what they're doing. >> this is what look at that. just moves things around like nothing. and this was the water from the creek. yeah. >> victor gonzales says his backyard of his pescadero home turned into a lake. this is how high the water was after back-to-back storms slammed the bay area. >> so the bank who is it was not as close as it is to the redwood tree. >> and now his guest cottage and garage are soaked and filled with mud. i have to sit there small car so i couldn't

get through the flooded down the street. his friend tom schmid finally able to head back to his pottery shop. both had no power for over 10 days. really don't take it for granted anymore. and water. i mean and electricity and the wonderful meanwhile, a sinkhole on highway 92 near half moon bay is slowing down traffic. a section of the road in pescadero collapsed on saturday after days of heavy rain and flooding in the area. belinda hernandez arriaga is a founder of a loss, a latino center nonprofit. she has been helping those impacted by the road closures. people aren't working as much. >> so even just thinking about how they access food, those that are trying to make about paying rent and how hard this is going to be during this really difficult time when so much work has been compromised by this national disaster. half moon bay's vice mayor says it could take 2 to 3 months to get to some normalcy for now. the city manager's actually has reached out know to receive from the state for for the federal government.

>> to be able to provide our, you know, getting back to island, get back to a community despite the flood damage guns, all this and schumann say they have no intention of moving out. i've been here for a reason. >> absolutely. a definite choice. >> residents of have to do is say they are looking forward to the dry weather ahead and they plan to assess the flood damage and cleanup reporting from happening today. yeah, long kron. 4 news. >> and we have breaking news to report this morning. prosecutors in new mexico have made a decision in the alec baldwin case. they have decided to charge the actor with involuntary manslaughter in the killing of cinematographer. hutchens, who was shot and killed while working on the movie set for rust in santa fe. that incident happening back in mexico in october 2021. yeah. and word is that it's 2 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> so we know that hutchins was killed and then there was

the writer director joel souza, where he was wounded because that bullet went through and struck him in the shoulder. so and we also know that this is one of 4 people that they had been looking at to be charged in connection with this. that alec baldwin was one of 4 because they're different people who handled the gun would be responsible and that sort of thing there we should add that david halls, he was cited in the reports are right. assistant director. he actually signed a plea with the negligent use of a deadly weapon x and x said and he got a suspended sentence. >> and 6 months probation. so that's how that was handled. now, what happens with alec baldwin from here after these charges remains to be seen where this goes now, hall had admitted to authorities that he hadn't properly checked the gun for safety before handing it to the film's armorer. >> who then handed it to alec baldwin? he has maintained baldwin has maintained that he didn't fire. they couldn't pull the trigger that it just

it misfired. it went off in his hand and that bullet, as we know, killed the director killed the. when hutchins and then and then and the senate rougher and then wounded. the director. and this is video course of the set the day of the shooting. and you saw moments ago, in the some of the shots doubled over, obviously because he thought that that he thought that that was not a live round and actually found 5 additional live rounds of ammo. >> in the props among the costumes and the prop guns, which should not have been there. so that's something they always been trying to get to the bottom of so we're going to see what happens with this now that he has been charged where it goes next will follow it. moving towards the trial will keep you updated. 10 is the time right now. they're developing news that we're following a san francisco art gallery owner has been charged now and he was arrested for spraying a homeless woman on the

sidewalk. could face time in jail will see kron four's. michael thomas live in the studio with the latest on this story that we've been following. michael. yeah, good morning, everyone. that's right. the man was arrested and taken into custody yesterday afternoon being charged with misdemeanor battery. >> the da calling the incident, quote, unacceptable. take a look. this is cool when he's the gallery owner and the man seen in that viral video spraying down a homeless person with a hose. he was arrested yesterday around 3 o'clock in the afternoon and booked san francisco county jail. the incident happened last week over in montgomery street in the city's jackson square neighborhood. the district attorney took to twitter announcing his charges reading as misdemeanor battery for the alleged intentional and unlawful screeninwat on and experiencing homelessness saying, quote, the alleged battery of an unhoused member of our community is completely unacceptable. mister, when will face appropriate consequences for his actions. adding that any vandalism the gallery has experienced is

also unacceptable and that 2 wrongs don't make it right now, according to public records. as of this morning, when is not in custody, which appears that he's posted bail if he is convicted, he could face up to a $2000 fine and up to 6 months in jail. as more develops on the story will continue to keep you updated. but i'm james and ariel, send it back to you. okay. thank you very much, michael. >> we're going take a break a 12. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. it's a trend that's doubling shoppers across the country. why egg prices have been soaring? in effect? it's having on stores. effect? it's having on stores. we'll be right back. what the buck? need money?

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>> 8.14 right now and we've been talking about the rain% for so long. it's nice that it's stop. and now we can talk about the effects of the rain which were all very good. yeah. the positive effects. we were all like, ok, that drought monitor better be improving. and yeah, it certainly has. look at latest drought monitor. >> and we're in solidly moderate drought for the bay area. so improvements still needs to be done. but we're getting couple of weeks and it did. this is pretty good. read the reds all gone. that's all i there's no red. we're okay. as long as we're no red, no room, no red. and for areas like la up to santa barbara, it's just abnormally dry now. while and getting better and getting better. yeah, we sell a lot of season ahead of us. so hopefully we see some more rain, but hopefully we do it responsibly and not the torrential downpours like we had been seeing. look at this half moon bay, just a gorgeous morning out there got a few

waves crashing up along the shoreline. we have king tides this weekend. so be mindful of that at the coast and along the bay shore, rain that we saw last night's well out of the region. now snows even tapered off. you want to head up to the sierra? my advice is wait a little bit later on today. better travel conditions after that new snowfall. now thursday is going to stay dry as well. friday, saturday and sunday. all of steadily drive from this point forward. coastal flood advisories do take effect today. and that's because mostly of those king tides, we still do have high water levels will thought of or small streams running into the bay. so that could complicate those king tides even further. just watch for some standing water on low-lying roadways and parking lots. and tonight we see temperatures below freezing for inland areas prompting freeze warnings, taking effect at midnight for the inland north and east bay, as well as the santa clara valley. as for daytime highs today, it's 50's similar to yesterday. just a little bit cooler fremont hayward and san jose at 53, san francisco in oakland at

54. and looking ahead, temperatures will stay pretty steady over the course of the next 3 days. we see temps flirting with 60 degrees by sunday monday, tuesday and wednesday and notice, most importantly, it's all under sunshine. so get out there and really do whatever you want. as we see no rainfall in sight, reena. all right, john, if i do whatever i want say, you said i can do it. >> if you are traveling along 5, 18, 80 this morning about 38 minutes to make that drive. richmond center fell bridge also starting to get busy as well this morning about 20 minutes or so. if you're traveling from richmond across towards sandra fell the bay bridge 15 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. so it's really good timing there. it's down from about 22 minutes. san mateo bridge. 25 minute. ride a 80 to 101. because you're busy across the boards. the peninsula site 80 san leandro down towards know pete is to 37 about 51 minutes. if you are in the south bay one once it was busy there, especially just as a region,

just past the san mateo bridge. 62 minutes. 85 in to menlo park along 101, and highway 4. 56 minutes. that's and that's one 60 into concord's to 42 darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 8, 17 and in the north bay to marijuana dispensaries and sonoma county w re burglarized this week. the thieves took off with thousands of dollars worth of cash and hot. do be nights in santa rosa was hit early monday morning. and you can see this group inside. look at how they got in broke the glass door window in the front and then one of them looks like they're holding a semiautomatic weapon. they went in ransacked the place, told the merchandise and then look, they loaded it all into there waiting cars. the co-owner joe manager damon crane, says he's grateful that nobody was in the dispensary the time. >> as for want to miss a small business owner says we're all local people that on this morning raising this town. i've been working this trying to build a taking money out as businesses is a big step. but

i fear for my employees safety. i don't want to be in the breeze and people coming with guns through the day and they came in, though, their machine guns on this robbery. we saw them very bluntly in their hands. >> that's scary to think, you know, and it's good that nobody was in there. these cars, the same ones the police say were spotted at another dispensary a day later. and then this one led police on a high-speed chase crash and a manhunt ended yesterday with 3 people being arrested. do knights and other local cannabis businesses say they are working together. they want to raise awareness about this type of crime. >> well, people are paying more than double for a carton of eggs these days compared to what we were paying this time last year. i kind of stopped buying them for about. so as you go down partially because of inflation also has to do with the bird flu, making chicken sick across the u.s.. yeah. we've got zach boetto with more. we've a sunday note. why? because they're too expensive him around this time. last year, the average price for a dozen large eggs in the united states was about $2.

>> now, according to u.s. department of agriculture, that same doesn't is about $4.60 here in california. we're paying even more and consumers are feeling that extra cost their double the price for aig's right now. we can do without them. steven, get early with the association of farmers says right now the egg supplies low due to a bird flu sweeping through other parts of the united states. pair that with rising inflation and the holiday season, which is when eggs are most in demand. and you have what we're seeing right now, which is a spike in prices. midwest hens had significant influenza infections are wiped out a significant amount of the flock. >> and that's causing the high prices that demand for eggs are up significantly as >> and and we we we are we can't suppliers customers 100%. there are actually views get police as california hasn't seen. the flu hit its

chickens partially due to the biosecurity used to keep outside elements like migrating birds away. he says california eggs don't leave the state. farmers here only supply about 50% of what's consumed across california. and that is what's playing part in the shortage here. however, local family-owned grocery stores are saying supply. is it really a problem if you go to farmers markets, if you go to small local markets. >> the supply tends to still be good because we're getting local fortunately locally, we haven't been hit with the avian flu problem as bad as other places back east in the south. and and says prices won't remain this high for loft the consumption of eggs in november and december. just go off the charts. so now that we're in january, we will see we've already seen kind of people are on diets. people kind of slow down there's less need for january february. they're saying in a couple of months that will start to ease up.

>> now zach boetto reporting. yeah. now they went on to say that there is a trick to get a it's a little bit cheaper per egg and that's to buy them in bulk. and you can also freeze it move. you can't freeze the whole egg, but we can do is crack them, scramble them and then that you can freeze, then take that out. thought, you know, give yourself a scrambled from time to time. ship. 22 right now. >> there's a warning if you enjoy getting your nails done and who doesn't? i avoid the uv light drying device is this is a word from a new study. the uv nail dryers they say can cause skin damage and lead to cancer, causing mutations in cells. >> researchers found one 20 minute session. >> can result in 20 to 30% cell death. 3 consecutive 20 minute sessions can kill between 65 and 70% of cells. and in the remaining cells, researchers found patients

typically seen and skin cancer. i do want to point out cause i do. this is a gel thing with your nails. i you put your hand in there. they they did this research with 20 minute sessions, right, james know your hope for a hand is to get in there. it's i think maybe 30 seconds. ok, 30 seconds yet you're not. there's no, this that when a lifetime of over and over and over to for the a's, had it in there for 2020 minutes. yeah. okay. >> we're going take 23 is the time. coming up. >> convicted murderer derek chauvin is going to be returning to court in hopes of getting a new trial will tell you what his legal team says they deserve one.

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when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo. (co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? >> 25 the time and attorneys for former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin appeared in court wednesday hoping to get him a new trial. a jury convicted him back in 2021. for the murder of george floyd back in may. the year prior chauvin's attorneys are asking the court to overturn his conviction and they argue that the case should never have been tried in minneapolis and that the jury should have should have been fully sequestered and blocked from all media after a panel, 3 minnesota court of appeals justices hear the case. they will then have 90 days to issue a ruling. chauvin was sentenced to more than 22 years in prison after video showed the then police officer kneeling on floyd's neck and back for more than 9 minutes while making an arrest. we'll take a break. it is 8.26. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. an arborist

shows homeowners why it's so important to conduct maintenance on trees in their yards and why he says. >> it will save people that rubble. if they do. >> and the mayor of san francisco is facing a brick wall when it comes to funding safe drug consumption sites. he's introducing a new plan of action. but will it work? i have the details after the have the details after the break.

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>> 29 right now. and by the way, just because it's not raining doesn't mean you don't need a jacket. i needed the big boy. it was pretty chilly. this no cold. that probably going to be the main weather headline going forward. not the rain anymore. we've got john in the weather center to explain. hey, john. yeah. and from this point forward, we're not talking rain at least for the rest of the month, but it is cold out there for sure in even colder tomorrow morning, guys. so it will be time to pull out the big puffy. this is what we've got this morning at the golden gate bridge. clear skies. and that's the way we stay today. no cloud cover moving overhead. today you are seeing abundant sunshine out there. rainfall that we had yesterday is moved its way well out of the region. you can see that now now down towards the central coast south into the central valley. a little bit of snow lingering up in the sierra winds. staying pretty calm today, a bit breezy out towards vacaville and at the coast. but most of us are calm and temperatures in the 30's for a lot of us. redwood city, dublin livermore at 38 degrees. concord fairfield at 39 santa rosa. you've been the

cold spot this morning down at 33. and if you think this morning is chilly, we'll get ready for tomorrow because we have freeze warnings taking effect tonight at midnight into tomorrow morning. some of us inland will fall below frpezing. all know case. and got to go in the closet to find a bigger jacket, little ones, iraq now. >> if you are traveling across highways were busy in the 8 o'clock hour. look at that. 15 minutes. stanley down towards milpitas along 8.80. they're also pretty busy along 5.80, this morning at an earlier accident. right near hop yard in pleasanton. and then a little further traveling along 6.80, in definitely get some delays. only 14 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. that's great news for our city travelers. but if you're heading across towards the peninsula, it's going to take about 22 minute 80 to 101, one of the south bay and along the peninsula. 59 minutes as you're traveling from 85 into menlo park. all right, john stock of how cold it's going to be. not prepare. not ready.

you're not ready. you know, maybe any summer sweater dresses. there you go. yeah, layers and the tax >> 31 right now the city of san francisco is taking steps to avoid the ongoing problem. there been a lot of drug overdoses they're having. they're proposing new leg lation now that would allow privately funded safe consumption sites conference. camila barco is live in the newsroom. our story in san francisco to tell us how this will work. camilla. >> yes, so mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronen, they are determined to open a safe drug consumption sites here in the city, but they are facing excuse me, but because of federal and state legal issues, they cannot. so now they are introducing legislation that would help open a site here in the city without taxpayer money. the safe drug consumption sites. they have been a topic of discussion for the board of supervisors for a while in 2020, the board approved a process for how they would grant permits for city-funded overdose prevention programs like safe consumption sites.

>> but because the way the law was written, doesn't allow the programs to open until federal and state legal issues are resolved. so now bree dan ronan, they are introducing legislation that would repeal the process they put in place in 2020 if the legislation is approved, it would allow for the site to be privately funded by a nonprofit before the legal issues are sorted out a year ago, the safe drug consumption site at the tenderloin center opened as part of breeds emergency declaration for that neighborhood. the goal of the one-stop shop was to reduce outdoor drug use and overdose deaths. deaths. but less than a year later, the doors close. so now, brian ronan, they're trying to get a new site open and james darya that legislation that they wrote, they will introduce it to the board of supervisors at the next meeting next tuesday on the 24th. we know that this has been at controversial subject. some people are for it. some people are against it. but we just have to see if

the supervisors are on board with this plan. >> for now, send it back to you guys. >> camila, thank you very much. >> i was a 33 and we do want to go on to a little detail about the city of san francisco and how they found as far as the numbers go. a decrease in the number of accidental overdoses. new data just out from the department of public health fines, the city at 620 accidental drug overdose deaths in 2022, which is slightly down from 2021. there were 640 deaths that year and in 2020, there were 725 accidental overdose deaths. fentanyl remains the leading driver of drug overdose deaths in san francisco. happening today, the king tides are expected to return to the bay area lasting through the weekend and on into monday as well. to watch out for the high water. that's a local officials want you to know. >> they don't want you to come back and find your car under water like this. take a look at the video from 2018 is mill

valley. now they have taken some measures in manzanita park and ride to avoid people getting flooded out in their cars, getting ruined. but you can see how high the floodwaters get in this area. battalion chief jason golden with the southern marin fire protection district says king tides can cause substantial damage and you need to be aware. >> that's where we find cars that stall they think it's just maybe a couple inches and it ends up being a foot 2 feet and they get stuck in there. so that causes problems for them or their damage. their brings resources out to help them out. so we just ask people to be really cognizant of those areas and not drive through that is standing. and it looks like it's flooded. and how can you be cognizant of their signs? big yellow sign subject to flooding. they want you to know they put up fencing. >> over there as well as you can see there to try to keep people out, least let you know that it's king to hide a look. the vehicle will be cited because the high tides, they know when it's going to happen. so they say don't park there. some residents in the

east say are worried about a wall of massive eucalyptus trees in their community. they're worried they might fall over on to their homes. this is madison avenue in sandy street. castro valley and effect in the recent storms. one tree did come down right into a home sent one man to the hospital. >> and it could come down to my house, the public street, the public sidewalk. you could injure someone driving by. we want the whole creek to be inspected. we want all of the trees to be looked at and checked out to sea. >> posing a danger. >> and these castro valley residents are asking alameda county to take a look at the trees. although the county has told kron 4 that those residents who want those trees removed at their properties have to consult a tree removal contractor on their own. the county says they're working on repairs, which are within there jurisdiction. meanwhile, arborists are busy doing preventative work on trees like that. trying to get that done. as we've seen a break now in the storm's kron four's phwlippe gaulle takes us to walnut creek end has more from

a tree expert on well as they're taking down a tree that was precarious. >> certified arborist and co-owner of warner trade experts and dust and warner says, look for a long and happy when this rhetoric tree creek could quickly fall on its own to the average person. it looks safe. but warner points out, it's confined space and the inability for it actually prop weakening its foundation. it's similar to. a pot being planted. >> are small bush being in a pot? if you leave it for a long time, it becomes root bound. all of the routes are tangled and so this could be the instance in this situation opposed to the roots going horizontally. it appears that a lot of it could be root bound. it could be susceptible to win throw so you can see the roots. but if you look at this, rupaul, how grown into retaining wall, retaining wall. and if you see all of the the ball, this dirt building up around the trump

flair. it says it's a sign that the tree could potentially topple over. the homeowner became concerned during several weeks of storms and decided to have the tree taking down before it falls down. we're going make the last cut. >> get the tree out of here. grind out the stump and then put in a new tree that's going to be beneficial for the next 30 to 50 years. if you suspect trees may trouble warner says hire a professional to check them out with a lot of saturation in big winds. i would i would not have wanted to be sleeping or be underneath the tree. fortunately, that is no longer a concern in walnut creek. philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> we will take a break in a 38. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news as we gear up to celebrate black history month. we want to take a special look at the archives of jet and at the new magazine.

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>> 8.41 the time in nearly 2 dozen cars have been broken into in san francisco's callan neighborhood this week. and this is a look at some of the damage. this video is from filbert street monday morning. residents woke up to discover the windows in their cars have been smashed. >> we just all have to continue to be. careful. careful. at night. careful. out on the streets. >> you know, it's really unfortunate. they seem to be happening more and more. so it's becoming a bigger problem. >> yes, san francisco supervisor catherine stefani says that she plans to push to add more officers to patrol

the area. we'll see if that nobody even put 7 their cars. they just smashed the windows and get nothing. now. >> a 23 year-old man was arrested. he's accused of assaulting and killing his 24 year-old girlfriend in san leandro. this is where it happened sunday morning. >> in a home on marina boulevard. that's where police found the woman she had been beaten. they don't know what led up to this incident, but they were able to determine they think that cheddar on rose was responsible for the murdered after talking to witnesses and reviewing surveillance camera video. it's a 40 to be right back.

>> 8.44 and let's be honest. i was getting the forecast personally over commercial break. we're because even though there's no rain, it's cold. she got an old sunsets early. and if you're going to like, walk your dog in the afternoon, you've got about a lot and have that heavy coat handy, especially in the early morning hours. in tonight is going to be cold guys. yeah, absolutely. especially during those early morning hours. >> need to be bundling up tomorrow morning. we're below freezing for a lot of the bay area. and i'll show you where this freeze warnings will be this morning. it's been cool out there. you definitely want the layers on look at the golden gate bridge which is clear, cold and calm right now. really nice way to start the day, especially after all the rain that we had been seeing showers last night of now exit the region. this is left us with nothing but clear skies and we hold on to this for the rest of the forecast.

sunny today. clear tonight. but clear and cold tonight. let's take a look at some of our advisories. first coastal flood advisories. this is more so because of king tides rather than run off. but that runoff from are small streams will complicate things. we could see some standing water on roads such as highway. 37, those freeze warnings, the inland east bay and north bay as well as the santa clara valley starting at midnight tonight into 09:00am tomorrow morning, cover plants that, you know, are susceptible to freezing temperatures and yet just bundle up more than anything else. temps today will be in the low to mid 50's. this isn't quite as warm as yesterday was temperatures down just a little bit partly because we saw cold front pushed through last night and that is going to keep us fairly cool the next few days and a really cold during our next couple of evenings. pleasanton livermore, barely making 50 today. oakland at 54 for your high. same for vallejo napa as well as santa rosa. tomorrow's temperatures similar during the day. we will flirt with 60 by sunday into next week. look at those lows, though, tonight,

dropping below freezing. that's the freeze warnings we have inland. great job. thank you for that will. if you are traveling along 5, 18, 80 crockett down towards the maze. >> it's going to take about 40 minutes to make that drive a richmond. sandra fell bridge drive times cough gone up about 10 minutes there. so that freeman street exit 14 minutes heading into the city this morning. our san mateo bridge puts us at about 21 minutes to want to want traveling across towards the peninsula. if you're taking highway for any acts, one 60 in to conquer just under. 35 minutes, 24 westbound walnut creek down to 5.80, about. 22 minutes for you to make that drive san leandro down towards milpitas about 51 minutes. you can see just how busy we are. low 5.82 livermore. hayward, 6.82 signal as well. traffic building traveling through the maze 8, 85, 80 take about 25 minutes traveling from hayward into oakland. and if you're traveling from san jose's, 85 into menlo park about 60

minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks, jenna. >> this morning we begin our special coverage honoring black history. our theme for the rest of this month. and next is sharing our stories today. we explore ebony and jet magazines which are iconic publications for black people in the 20th century. they told the stories of communities of color and much through pictures. yeah. and now those photos are getting new life donna terrell to explain how. >> through a camera lens that you 85 year-old roy lewis produces images and has time to create sculpture. painting. but a photographer we only have seconds. it's a second. and with each second a story is told this is called line the line is and the cook. but i tell people that i write with pitches in 1956, lewis begin working here. johnson

publishing company, j pc in chicago, which produce digest jet and ebony magazines in the mid 40's. the pioneers in storytelling for black households around the country. represented a mountain, you know, the top of the mountain for black journalists. >> within these pages, photographers like lewis made history. now their camera film roles live on after the smithsonian national museum of african-american history and culture. >> and the getty research institute acquire the historic j pcr it includes photos, negatives and contact sheets, spanning more than 7 decades. perhaps my favorite image is this image of marvin gaye. >> who many know that his father was a minister start of the 30 million dollar collection can be seen here at the museum's spirit in the dark exhibit.

>> black life is seen through historical figures in entertainment, religion and politics. each camera flash. we've eels the blurred lines between music activism and pop culture connected by comment. seems they were wrestling with the issues of their own times. >> the role that religion was was prominent in their in their stories. >> also in the exhibit treasures like the typewriter used to transcribe notes from malcolm x. >> we see. and it's highlighting and little richard's coveted bible, the struggle that he had with the religious community around his own says on sexuality. what's here is only a snapshot. >> of the rules of film containing more than 4 million visual soon to be available to the public. many of these images will really focus on just the regular person. that's true across the board. i think it's really important

for people, particularly young people to be able to see themselves somehow. >> not just reflected in the photograph to see their humanity reflected in the photograph, but to see themselves reflected in in the history that the photograph documents. >> i can remember going to the beauty salon with my mother and the first thing i wanted to with anthony and jet magazines because they portrayed the black community and very wonderful ways. >> that passion relived through what was captured in the lens. you hold these images in your hand and >> it's it's it's like. i found jewel in many >> that's a big deal to be able to have several pages of your work in ebony. >> it is a real good deal. >> as the millions of photos come back into frame lewis's work will likely be among them. he stopped working for j

p c in 1968. took the lead on the action. still on lewis continued his work in photography and film. >> but his heart never left. the magazine company that captivated millions of people. >> and now possibly millions more through the power. >> well, the news in washington, d.c., i'm down to >> that was cool. and we've got a lot more like that on this special section of kron, 4 dot com. but we put together just scan that qr code and you'll go right to it. and again, we're going to be putting stories like this every week between now and the end of february. we'll be right back. all right, a 54 on

the clock. check this out. a robot from boston dynamics is showing off some new skills. check this. >> this is atlas landing a 540 degree midair barrel roll. wow, it's a park or a hole like it actually that video. want to see that again. the robot has a new upgrade hands that allow the robot to pick things up like you see here, carry them over. clive upstairs, walk across and put it down. this is pretty incredible. only rolling not cake has something similar. he can't be a baggage handler because you see been stepped well. >> that's not good. although if i need him to get me something like my door dash delivery. >> being able to do this. yeah. how to my doorstep.

pretty cool. we tom cruise delivering your food right? but they keep going like this. you won't be tom cruise's instance anymore. just get robo time out there. >> it's 8.55 right now. we've got lots coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. we're following president biden as he is. >> in route right now to the bay area. he's going to coming to california and will be touring the damage here as well. we've got the timeline and what he's going to be looking at. what is he going to be looking at? mudslides like a strain? this still be affected by a mudslide until next week. we'll show you how it's impacting commuters. also, the man who was seen on viral video spring. a homeless woman with water and friends are calorie his charge for this incident.

-seriously? -why do you do it? -you ignore the signs and the flashing lights. -that's my dad. -that's my mom behind those cones. -how would you feel if that was your family? -flashing lights mean "move over."

-listen up. why do you drive so fast?? you're ignoring the and the flashing lights. please slow down. pay attention. how would you feel if that was your mom? flashing lights mean move over. >> from the bay local news station. we now with breaking news. >> good morning would get right to the news that just came out this morning, which is that actor alec baldwin is going to be charged criminally for the 2021 fatal moving shoot movie shooting that happened in santa fe. new mexico yet ended in the death of cinematographer. >> halyna hutchins who was shot on that set accidentally. this was back in october of 2021. and there's pictures of alec baldwin, the day of the

shooting night after doubled over in shift shock and grief. >> beside himself, obviously talking to. you know, everybody on the phone trying to communicate what happened, getting authorities there. and here again, video from above of the scene. once police got their cordoned off, the area began their investigation. we know the fbi had a long-running investigation as well into this and the da had been waiting for the results of that fbi investigation before making today's announcement is close to 16 months that they have been investigating what happened in deciding who to charge. and now we find out that alec baldwin. >> as well as the young woman who was the armorer on the set. hannah gutierrez-reed are going to face these criminal charges. each being charged with 2 counts of involuntary manslaughter. let's take a look at the district attorneys, a statement here in part i had this is a quote. i have determined there is sufficient evidence to file criminal charges against alec s of the rust film crew. on my watch. no one is above the law. everyone