>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news far. good morning. we're happy to be with you this wednesday morning. i'm darya and i'm james on this wednesday we're waking up to once again clear skies. temperatures also still cool off. like yesterday's matter of fact, i'll take another day of good morning. good morning, james and darya and good morning. are clear skies and a nice clear view. we have as well. not much the way of fog as we still remain dry. >> going to kind of reinforce some of that dry air with some offshore winds expected to pop a little bit this afternoon and into this evening. current temperatures, as you heard out so cool in the east bay, plenty of 30's to be had also up in the north bay with only some 40's hugging the east bay shoreline and out south of san carlos, palo alto, even at 36 40 for san jose. and that contrast still shows that we're a little bit behind up in the north bay and the east bay this morning. contrasted with yesterday. those winds it somewhat uneventful now. but again, the dry air is kind of settling here from what we've

already had. reinforcements expected through solano county spilling in across portions of the bay. but this won't be as widespread as his predecessor was this weekend. 45 at 09:00am and 12 were at 56, but some areas inland and particularly in the north bay. in sonoma county, you may pop into the upper 60's this afternoon. more on that in a bit right now. what's going on with traffic. all right. let's get you moving this morning. leaving your house and you're heading into the city right now. it's going to take you 7 minutes to make that drive maze to that fremont street exit. >> our san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, one 12 minute as a traveling across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge tolls to what about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minute morning ride darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 501, is a time right now. and today charges will be filed against the man accused of killing 7 people in half moon bay. and he's expected to make his first court appearance today with kron four's michael thomas standing by live in redwood city. >> with the latest on that part of the story. good morning, michael. >> yeah, good morning, that's

right. you know, this felony arraignment is set for later this afternoon with anticipated charges that include 7 counts of murder, according to officials. as of right now, only the evidence points to workplace violence. take another look. we're going to get details up on your screen. this is a photo of the suspect in custody. 66 year-old john lees. now he's accused of shooting and killing 7 people. now appearance is set for one 30 this afternoon here at the hall of justice in redwood city. >> the charge is expected to be filed in the 7 counts of murder. one count of attempted murder and a special circumstance allegation of multiple murder. now, according to officials, a semiautomatic handgun that was found in sounds car on monday was legally purchased. it comes to motive. will the san mateo sheriff's office says that's still under investigation. but again, all evidence is pointing to workplace violence knows ao is said to have worked at one of the 2 agricultural farms where the shootings took place when it comes to those victims? well, according to officials that we do know there was a mix of asian and hispanic, both men and women at san

mateo district attorney says that half moon bay has never seen this many deaths at one scene. and when it comes to south pastor team actually did some digging. and they say that there may be, according to court documents, the history of him some violence among other co-workers. so as we get more information, we'll continue to keep you updated. of course, will be here at the courthouse this afternoon. i'll send it back to you guys live in the studio this morning. okay, michael, thank you very much. and we're getting a glimpse of some of the workplace conflicts surrounding the accused shooter. court documents out of santa clara county. >> show that he had a restraining order against him filed by a former co-worker covers justin campbell reports from san jose. suspected gunman zhao live did miss san jose neighborhood near 2.80, in saratoga avenue back in 2013 and judge issued a restraining order against him after he attacked his roommate. >> according to a temporary restraining order filed in

santa clara county superior court in 2013, zhao and his roommate worked at a restaurant in san jose until zhao quit. but soon after, according to the court documents, zhao threatened to split his roommate's head open with a knife. if he didn't help and get his job at the man also accused zhao of entering his room early in the morning and demanding him to give him his check from the restaurant. he recently quit when the man said he didn't have it. zhao allegedly said, quote, today i am going to kill you and tried to suffocate the roommate with a pillow. a santa clara county judge eventually allow the temporary restraining order to expire kron 4 trying to see if neighbors remember zhao. but everyone we spoke to said it's a transient neighborhood in didn't remember his face reporting in san jose. justin campell kron. 4 news. >> well, meanwhile, a vigil dedicated to victims of the mass shooting is growing in half moon bay, a memorial that

he's coming by to pay their respects and trying to come together as a community support. each other kron four's will tran is live in half moon bay with more. good morning. well, >> james i'm in downtown half moon bay. and as you can see, the candles are still burning right behind me. a lot of people have been showing up down here, even though the locations of the massacres are about 2 miles from this particular location. i'll step out and i'll show you what you with. see if you are here. you can clearly see there is a sign right there that says as a community, we grieve and i've already seen on social media, half moon bay strong. you can see the flowers. you can see the candles. let me show you some video. it's not just the community that is grieving. it's also, of course, governor gavin newsom. here's video of him yesterday in half moon bay. he actually was in monterrey, part consoling the victims talking to the survivors as well of half moon bay of what this me

monterey park that we saw over the weekend and all of a sudden he said that he had to be ripped away from that after he learned the news of what happened in half moon bay, he came here. he joined the community was very passionate about gun violence about what is going on in even reiterated the phrase that a lot of people have been saying only in america that it happens. a lot of people, not just governor gavin newsom, but local politicians like vice mayor chiming in talking about they know the victims as well as the suspected get. >> all of a surprise. you know, when i watch the news clips, so it's a but i was familiar with somebody's eye contact with, you know, are brought in like resources. we were young there before christmas. we brought food games for everybody in jordan for him.

>> and james we have learned that the suspected gunman actually stayed at one of the sites, the location of seen number one that we reported all day yesterday that he actually lived at the site for about 7 years. just clear up some logistics. i drove right by that site. we thought it would take a couple of days for them to clear it looks like the senate, san mateo county sheriff's department and all of their deputies are gone. but of course, no one is going to forget what happened. and we do expect this vigil to grow and more people showing up throughout the morning. >> and of course, we will bring you reaction back to you. all right. thank you so much for that. well. >> well, there is now a fund set up to support the families impacted by the shooting there in half moon bay, a loss is a nonprofit that's been helping coastal workers during the pandemic. they also help them out with recent flooding. and now the mass shooting volunteers filled an suv with blankets, bottled water and clothes and flowers from the community. the relief fund was set up after hearing at that's

perhaps what they need most right now. >> we're hearing the most concern is, you know, they're not working. they've already not been working because of the flood and no, the economic relief are going to have to help some of the families with funeral support with the media. it clothing basic of needs and just on, i'm going to see what's going to be out there for them. >> volunteers have been shuttling donations to the families of the victims. we have a link on our website for the fund that's been set up by a loss and coast side. hope. attorney general rob bonta is urging are issuing, i should say, a warning for people trying to support those affected by mass shootings. his office is warning that there are fake crowd funding page is being set up now for the victims of the shooting. he says make sure you send your support to legitimate group. and to that end, he says you should research the organization, contact the organizer, in fact, and ask questions and don't be afraid to be suspicious. be diligent. make sure your money is going where it can do good.

>> it's 508. and in the east bay, oakland, police are calling another deadly mass shooting at a gas station. a targeted attack 40 to 50 people. we're recording a music video monday night when several shooters started firing from various locations. police suspect that this may have been gang-related. they and members of the community are calling for peace and no retaliation. this happened at a gas station parking lot near mills college. 5 people were hit by gunfire. one an 18 year-old named mario navarro died of his injuries. >> at this time, we're aware of 6 additional victims ranging in ages from 15 to 63. one vehicle was struck by stray bullets as they left the scene. another victim had a stray bullet entered their place of business. a driver and passengers were injured as they were involved in a solo vehicle accident while they're fleeing the scene, one person is still in the hospital this morning. and that scene there

were shell casings all over the place that the police collected. so they do have a good sense of who was involved with the police thing. a community advisory was issued after a man grabbed a woman. >> and he was trying to take her car. this happened yesterday around 5 in the evening near hearst avenue in euclid avenue. now, luckily she was able to run away into a nearby cafe. but the man who did it still at large. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a player for the forty-niners arrested now ahead of the nfc championship matchup against the eagles for an alleged domestic violence attack. we're going to have an update from police. and the secret service releasing new reports about the mass shootings across the country will take a look at what they've discovered as well. and after the break, we're going hear from a woman who survived the gilroy garlic festival shooting back in 2019 and how she's trying to make sense of the recent events in half moon bay. all right. it's

more the sunshine and dry conditions we've been talking about, although temperatures in the east bay, maybe not as generous is up in the north bay. we'll take a look at another dry forecast for today right now. all right. before you leave the house, you need to know what the traffic looks like. >> we're tracking those drive. times will be right back after the break. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two days early? when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo. (co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? ever notice how stiff clothes can feel rough on your skin?

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>> 5.13, is the time of the forty-niners player has been arrested. now taken into custody on monday ahead of the nfc championship matchup against the eagles with kron 4 sports director jason dumas with more. what we know so far. >> the niners got a huge win on sunday in advance. 3rd afc championship in the last 4 years. and just a day later, as everyone is celebrating, unfortunately, the organization is dealing with the fallout of a player who was arrested for domestic violence, defensive lineman charles, a man who was arrested on monday afternoon for dv. he allegedly pushed his girlfriend to the ground in san jose's santana row, a man who pretty good player. he has 4 and a half sacks this season in the usually gets about 15 snaps per game. the niners have released a statement saying they're aware of the incident and they're gathering more information. a

spokesperson for the san jose police department. explain why this offense was ruled a misdemeanor rather than a felony. >> but classify this is a misdemeanor, not a felony. is there was not a visible injury. there the mere complain of pain that classifies that changes the classification from a felony to a misdemeanor. >> well, we'll keep you updated on what comes of that. but that's certainly something hanging over the forty-niners head as they're heading into the playoffs this week again this weekend on sunday all right, 5.15 right now. we don't have to ask you about the weather day because that game is the through. but for those of us sticking around, what are we looking at today? you know, watch the game will be raining everything on sunday here. we have a little shot of rain coming our way. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and clear skies and dry conditions prevail. there's downtown san francisco go on and therefore for you temperature check for. you've got lots of 30's going on in the east bay for right now and the north bay. but we're going to see better warming up north today. >> 40 for san jose and some 40's also lining up the east bay shoreline. nice little treat, almost a kind of a

break with a winter looks like at least for maybe today. now these offshore winds, another element was talking about re in forcing the dry air. we have isis. a lot of county up here. it does spread out a little bit to the east bay and takes kind of a path right through the carquinez strait and out to san francisco out the seat. this is somewhat more contained than its predecessor was. it won't be as potent, but it was kind of reinforce some of the drier air that we've had. so mostly sunny today, cool highs near 60's. well inland, that should be plural 60's because we'll see maybe mid to upper 60's and a few select of spots going forward wednesday to finish off the week. basically mostly sunny breezy late wednesday today, then mild lower 60's going on in london now for this weekend. let's keep some scattered clouds on your saturday. temperatures already correcting for this new event cause. it's a cold system, not just rain but cold. so that's more traditional to our winter type storm systems. it doesn't have with as much in the way of rain is our previous systems were. so we shouldn't see a lot of problems with that in just adding some more snow up

to tahoe, where we're at 62 san francisco. 64 for oakland and san jose. the bigger board is treated to some of those popping numbers like 68 for santa rosa and have more in your 4 zone forecast right to run as a traffic update right up do. all right. 27 minutes for you. if you're traveling along 101. 85 up towards menlo park while to 80. and 82 still pretty much. has you moving at the limit in these early morning hours? >> 8 minutes. mace to that pretty much exit. it should take it or san matteo bridge about 12 minutes, 80 to 1, 1, heading across towards the peninsula over the east bay san leandro down towards milpitas about a 20 minute drive along 8, 85, 80 still pretty much in the green along 6.80, as you're traveling through san ramon. no major issues darya. james, back to you. >> so law, it is 5.17. and we mention that that the governor was in half moon bay yesterday meeting with the victims. families, leaders, community members is visit comes in the wake of that mass shooting that happened in monterey park in southern california where he also spent time consoling

the community there. 11 people were killed there. kron four's terisa stasio has more on what the governor had to say. >> i am here in downtown half moon bay in front of this memorial. that is a growing larger as the community turns out all to pay their respects for those people who lost their lives. you can see behind me the flowers that have been left as well as the candles. >> this crime happening on monday in this very small community and tight community. so the pain runs deep as residents try and cope with this tragedy. governor newsome talked about the community as he came on tuesday to lend moral support to those hurting. he also spoke passionately about the need to take stronger action against gun violence. he lashed out about the lack of a federal assault weapon ban, adding, quote, gun safety saves lives. here's the governor. >> we have your back. you matter. we care. we're here. and when you leave. off to the

next. will have their back. society becomes how we behave. we've allowed this to happen. doesn't have to be this way. it wasn't always this way. few decades ago we didn't experience these kind of things. we've allowed this to happen. >> as you heard, he was quite upset. the shooting monday came on the heels of that shooting in monterey. the governor also mentioned the vta shooting that took place a few years ago in san jose. that was a workplace violence crime. again, he drilled down on politicians saying that it is an acceptable that more safety measures are not being taken when it comes to access to guns. the governor also pledging that he will continue to support this community in the days and the months to come. here in half. moon bay, theresa kron, 4 news.

>> thank you, well, the u.s. secret service has just released a new report. the details how mass attacks across the country have been prevented. it looked at nearly 200 of these crimes in public spaces, including workplaces, schools and events. >> from 2016 to 2020, let's find out what they found. washington, d.c., correspondent jessi turnure live with the latest. jesse? >> yeah, good morning, darren james. so top secret service officials say they now know why these attacks happen. even see warning signs there. but they were saying that the report found that most of the time, the information in the right information isn't shared in time. >> these crimes plague our communities. secret service director kimberly cheadle wants her agency's new report on mass attacks to spur public action. the impact is devastating. doctor leana all authority runs the agency's national threat assessment center that conducted the report. it examined 173 attacks in public spaces from 2016 to 2020 that killed

nearly 500 people. there is no community that's immune from this hour. authorities said these attacks happened across the country from small towns to major metropolitan cities. they impacted businesses the most like restaurants, shopping centers and hospitals, but also includes schools, events in churches by far grievances with a top motive for these attacks. the report found the suspects were mostly lone male attackers with guns who had some sort of relationship with the public space. many had a history of criminal activity, physical violence and mental health symptoms and also made threatening communications from in-person to online posts to tax. many of these attackers had are on the radar. that's why al authority said these tragedies could have been prevented through better coordination between law enforcement, health care and education entities in the broader community like friends, family and co-workers. we know what the signs are. how can we get this information out there out party's answer is behavioral threat assessment programs to

make sure the public reports the right information to the right people. we have to be able to work together on this. and ari said, she couldn't comment specifically on the mass shootings there in california this week. while those investigations continue. but >> she did say they highlight the importance of this report and sharing its findings live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. thank you, jesse. >> it is 5.22. we'll take a break. coming up on the kron 4 morning news and east bay teacher assaults a boy during school. it's all caught on video. we'll tell you how the video. we'll tell you how the school district is responding.

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>> that's a substitute teacher that you saw just slam a student to the ground at richmond high school and say, say it am. this is in class yesterday, the 7 the student having some kind of argument. we'll show it to you again here and the student pushes into the teacher. >> a few times, then the sub takes him to the ground student gets up. >> and then is then thrown into the hall by the substitute teacher. >> in a statement sent kron 4, the west contra costa county

unified district says, quote, part the student is safe with their family and our school and district are fully investigating the incident. the district has taken swift action and the staff member was released from employment with the school district. the school district says the richmond police department is also looking into this incident. >> well, it's been 49 years since the first murder believed been committed by the prolific san francisco serial killer known as the doodler that police are once again asking for your help in identifying who this person is. so take a look at the latest age progression sketch of the man believed to be responsible for the killings. police believe the doodler is responsible for the deaths of 6 men back in the mid 70's. all of the victims were white males believed to have identified as. the killer got his nickname due to his happen of sketching his victims before killing them. 5 of the victims were found dead near ocean beach in golden gate park. a 6th victim was killed after being assaulted near land's end, although the 6 unsolved murders are considered cold cases, homicide detectives are still

actively working on them. the reward for information leading to a conviction has been increased now to $250,000. >> it's 5.26. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. the community in oakland rallies to help get the police chief leronne armstrong back and his job will hear what and his job will hear what they have to say. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to on 24 hour dried-on stains. two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two days early? when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo.

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you. absolutely think we're going to get a repeat yesterday. think so. midway through the weekend. what's the wednesday forecast looking like they've? well, james and darya. good morning. good morning, everybody. i see that and i raise you a few degrees, at least to the north bay. we're seeing 30's at this hour right now in places like santa rosa. 33 got the mid 30's to upper 30's in the far east bay. that's where we're not going to see as much movement. a contrast with yesterday and 40 meanwhile for san jose. so this is still a climb for a lot of folks. >> to get those numbers to around 16 or 30 degree climbed are a lot. that's a lot calm. wind conditions for now over most of the district, we have a little pops here and there in the single digits. we expect an offshore wind to build later today. and that is a dry, offshore wind. there you have the golden gate, very clear view as we see the traffic start to build and your breakdown today puts us at about 56 at high noon. this is pretty much indicative of what we're seeing in the east bay with the north bay popping a little bit warmer and the same to the south as well. we'll have more on your 4 zone forecast a bit right now. rain has a traffic update for you. all right, dave, thanks for that. check in on your drive times. if you're taking.

>> westbound 24 walnut creek down to 5.80. it's going to take you 11 minutes to make that drive this morning about 8 minutes into the city maze to that fremont street exit, your san mateo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, one 12 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula. for slight delays about 16 minutes, antioch, into concord's to 42 and 5, 18, 80 crockett down towards the maze. about 16 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain is 5.31. and with multiple shootings in just a number of days, many people in the community are struggling, especially. >> those who have been the victims of mass shootings themselves. one mass shooting close to home, as we know was the gilroy garlic festival back in july. >> of 2019 when a gunman opened fire, killing 3 people and injuring 17 others. we spoke with megan bull who was there the day of the shooting. she says seeing all of the recent mass shootings is bringing her back to her own mass shooting experience and is asking those affected to find a support network.

obviously some technical difficulties there with the sound bite will try to get that fixed for you. but megan, as we know, created the reclaim foundation to help connect survivors of traumatic events to help and he'll with their own in their own environment. she says it's important that everyone works on preventing these types of crimes from happening in the future and help find a solution. well, now to southern california where we now know the identities of the 11 victims in saturday's monterey park mass shooting the la county department of medical examiner coroner's office says that all the victims were between the ages of 57. and 76. there are 5 men and 6 women as investigators work to determine the motive, the communities facing now a long road to recovery. we heard from a survivor of that shooting. she says she's still shaken thinking about what happened that day. >> it's soothing lie so strong. that's why i pull my patna. and the high end of the

pay will guide the playful hiding. pull him and then we go legal me. and then we've had the pay will be that the child that to bed. >> we have the deadly attack at that monterey park dance studio came as the city's majority asian community was marking the lunar new year, transforming one of its most. a special days of the calendar into a tragedy. authorities revealed new details from their search of the gunman's home. investigators say they found hundreds of rounds of ammunition, a rifle, various electronic devices and evidence leading officials to believe that he was manufacturing homemade firearm. suppressors officials are looking into whether the suspected gunman had any relationship with any of the victims. vice president kamala harris will be visiting the moderate park community today and meeting with survivors. time now is 5.33. and everyday californians have the ability to stop gun violence because of the state's little known. >> red flag law that law temporarily takes guns away

from people deemed to be a safety threat to themselves or others. it was passed back in 2014. it allows certain family members, co-workers and school officials to report violence. social media posts or verbal threats and they can tell law enforcement in an effort to have that person's guns taken away from them. it gives regular people a way to intervene before it's too late. >> this is one way to really cut off that concerning persons, access to lethal weapons, at least during the duration of the crisis. will things get sorted out? we figure out, you is there a bad divorce going on? was a suicidal crises that they just get, you know, fired from gptheir job and they want to retaliate and can we get them out of this period? and then restore their rights. >> sort of a cooling off period. a study by uc davis, a school violence prevention found of 21 people who were either stop from purchasing guns are forced to give up their current guns because of the red flag law. none went on

to shoot themselves or others. >> happening today, there will be food and emergency supply drives held in san jose to support the victims of half moon bay and the shooting there and the flood victims as clothing for men and women and children as well as monetary donations. the farmworker caravan also has a gofundme page set up in all the funds will be going directly to the san jose parks foundation for emergency services to support those families impacted as well as flood victims from the recent storms. >> it's 5.35, in the east bay. the oakland naacp and members of the community are demanding

police chief leronne armstrong be reinstated. armstrong was placed on paid leave last thursday over the handling of to disciplinary matters. kron four's dan kerman reports. >> that he be exonerated. i said exonerate it. you know, one, nothing ruin his reputation. hello, exonerated and his position as oakland's chief of police to be reinstated. >> and when do we wanted when we wanted? we want >> supporters of oakland police chief leronne armstrong gathered outside the rene c davidson courthouse tuesday demanding the mayor reinstate the chief. >> the run is a man of integrity. he is a man of honesty of commitment. and most of all, a man who loves his of oakland, california, mayor sheng towel place. the chief on paid administrative leave. >> after a report question the chief's handling of to disciplinary matters. the

chief has maintained he's done nothing wrong and joins supporters tuesday to demand he get his job back. >> at the west oakland, i will pick a fight. ready for the >> well, this rally was going on. mayor towel held their own news conference about again related shooting which occurred monday night. she appeared visibly angry when asked if she would reinstate the chief. >> i have not seen a request from the know they have a ongoing media. thing that's happening probably right now as well too. but the in a day that's a personnel matter and we're going to leave it at that. and thank you for respecting the fact that we're here to speak about the mass shooting in our beautiful city of oakland people have died. thank you. >> the chief has said the federal monitor overseeing the department manufactured a false crisis to keep federal monitoring in place. but federal judge william orrick doesn't see it that way during a hearing tuesday, he said recent revelations are

profoundly disappointing and demonstrate significant problems with the department remain unaddressed. and while knowledge to opd has made progress and he's close to fully complying, he said it will not be allowed to exit the federal monitoring program until the department has implemented each and every recommendation to guarantee constitutional policing. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> 5.38 is the time. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, san jose. it or san francisco is trying to get the ball rolling on plans to create affordable housing. we're going to tell you about one that would need approval from state officials, but we'll break down what it entails. also, we're taking a look inside the rock and roll hall of fame as it highlights black performers and their contributions to the history contributions to the history of music

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>> it's 5.44. and twitter is facing more legal problems for failing to pay its rent. >> the owners of twitter's office in london. they are suing the social media company for back rent. they say has not been paid. twitter's owner elon musk has been cutting costs as we know after buying the company last year. he claims that left twitter on the hook for 1 billion dollars a year in interest payments alone. last week. the owner of twitter's san francisco headquarters also sued saying twitter owed 3.4 million dollars in back rent twitter yet commented on the latest legal 5 forty-five's the time. right now been talking about working out, james. we just talking role in the idea around in our heads. some of us actually acting upon it. some of us still in the planning. some of us are working out right now. you

know, that's the thing. people watch on the treadmill and they were get a lap going. one thing i would recommend sure there's probablylyomebody out david h mart in the weather center. yes, people who like to take in that early morning swim out aquatic park. it doesn't matter what the weather. there always seems to be somebody out there at today's kind of a chilly when they do. it's or swim for sure. okay. but you have correct. but we have temperatures actually warming a little bit in some spots. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. that this afternoon, the little cold this morning. >> live shot coming in. there's the golden gate bridge, a little shaking for a breeze. we have a little bit going on here. not a whole lot. we're going to see a little bit of an uptick on those offshore winds reinforcing the dry air in place. by the way, if you're in travels up to tahoe, the early part of your weekend plans look pretty good. lots of sunshine. temperatures hold the 40's. notice the drop on saturday. sunday is when the drama happens within that case will be snow showers. so heading back, there may be a little in the way some issues that they're kind of watching a little because we're expecting some snow happening there on sunday as rain for the bay area, 30's to the

north bay 30's off to the east bay. so yes, a cold start for many 40's line at the east bay shoreline with 40. meanwhile for san jose, let's get to those winds. they build this afternoon up there to solano county. and really that's what takes the lion share of these offshore winds and this event, it won't be as widespread. it won't last as long the won't be as they may not issue one from the monterey office. sacramento for solano county may go ahead an issue something, but here's what it as you can see, kind of the path way takes briefly and then reinforce the dry air that we already have in place longer range forecast models. it gets interesting on sunday. here we go. this has been holding together nicely. it's not an intense rain like we've been through. it's coming from the northwest. this is the traditional pattern. the winter storms take and also to shock to the system because the daytime highs will be reduced with all of this being a cold winter type storm. from our perspective, nice break. happening into next week and then to the end of next week, looks like another possible shot at maybe a few little showers will see that comes together. 4 zone forecast for

us. 62 san francisco some 60's happening at the coast here. 61 burlingame, upping them up a little bit for the southern end here. palo alto at 63 along with redwood city in the south bay mid 60's that not too bad. lower 60's again in the east bay shoreline, tri valley at around 60 ish. 62 for walnut creek coming in at 62 along with 65 nap. and these are some of the warmer numbers petaluma 67 santa rosa at 68. but let's keep 60's program for highs for the next few days. saturday, things start turning with some scattered clouds and sunday is the day we're watching rain. look at the big jump in temperatures. 45 in its wake. and meanwhile, our lows with the dry air inland will still be treated to a lot of 30's treating into traffic reyna. what's going on? we do have an accident in san leandro. so westbound 5.80. >> east of you drive or esta deal, drive those 2 streets right near the accident. you might want to go out and hop on a 80 this morning because of that delay. and again, that's the problem spot were there in the east bay heading

into the city. 11 minutes maze to that fremont street exit, our san mateo bridge about 12, 18, 101, richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, 1, 7 minutes out of richmond and the golden gate bridge going to take about 19 minutes this morning. another accident down in the south bay northbound, 87 and almaden expressway. so you do have a slight delay there. traveling along, want to one traffic starting to pick up no accidents, though, there on 85. if you're traveling along that highway, no major issues to 80. also pretty clear. darya. james, back to you. >> rana, thank you. 5.49 the time and kron four's honoring black history through the end of february. and today we're showing you how the rock and roll hall of fame honors game changing black performers and their lasting impact on music and culture. jasmine bailey gives us a look. >> the story of rock and roll begins and its route. >> rock and roll is not a genre that was bill in grown

in a vacuum. it's inspired by so many other amazing genres walk russa chief curator at the rock and roll hall of fame says gospel blues country, folk bluegrass all led to today's melting pot of music that we call rock many of its kind years are you're talking about the robert johnson is the john lee hooker's so many amazing blues men who have impacted the sound of rock and roll who have inspired the sound of rock and roll r and b, funk, hip-hop and undeniable evolution. trace through the dozens of black rock hall inductees she was inducted in 2018. isaac hayes to ray charles, james brown. jay z ll cool day. i mean, our list goes on from past present and future celebrating. the past includes a deep look at black artists, fusion of music and activism from public enemy

inductees who brought socially conscious rap to the masses. they were very raw in their message. the lyrics that we actually have on display. >> and this exhibit called it's been said all along is fight the power and the fight, the powers that be >> to ariza franklin, the first woman ever inducted. franklin performed at radio city music hall in this valentino dress singing respect a song that became the battle cry of a generation. these are like. >> and bones to encourage you to your fight through your social justice. fight for your fight is a woman. >> here at the rock and roll hall of fame, black artists are also celebrated for bringing the world music that sparks joy. you could argue no one does that like earth, wind and on display. some of the elements, case from their stage 6 each exhibit an opportunity to tell the personal stories of icons like tina turner who overcame

domestic violence into the 80's to whitney houston and lionel richie, who want use us as made music. that was at times deemed not black enough. >> both of them stood strongly and stood so firmly in saying. i just want to make music just good music. the struggle behind the music never overshadowing its impact. that's the thing about the rock and roll hall of fame. when you come into this space, learning about these artists like, oh, my god, you know, like you identify with that moment, that song, that artifact, that dress, that music video there. so many mediums that are celebrated here to educate, inspire and spark that joy. johnny, be good. >> so cause jasmine bailey reporting and we have an entire section on our web site dedicated to black history month. well, you have to do is scan that qr code that will take you directly to the page. we'll be right back.

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>> it's 5.55 in the south bay, san jose and international airport just got nearly 11 million dollars from the federal government. so they can complete some infrastructure improvements, including upgrades to the airport's terminal and help

bring in facilities into compliance with the american with disabilities act. local officials say that funds are going to really help make vital improvements to that airport. and i do love the san jose airport. it is. it's small. it's convenient. it's kind of far away from me. but it's worth the trip. they actually also re branded the airport. introducing a new logo. you like it. modern fun. there. new colors say it better reflects the vibrancy and energy of silicon valley. i like and they have a new tagline fly simple. the airport says that the previous logo was like 30 years old. so and plus, it wasn't called banana back down. by the way, yeah, that's cool. i like it. ok? >> 5.56 is the time. we've got a lot more news to cover here in the 6 o'clock hour, including the latest at half moon bay with the suspected gunman in that tragedy that played out there this week is going to be arraigned in court this morning. we'll tell you what charges he's expected to face in a live report from the courthouse and a community rocked by the aftermath of

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>> right now on the kron 4 morning news, the man accused of shooting 7 people in half. moon bay is due in court today. we're going break down what charges he could be facing. meanwhile, the

community of half moon bay is mourning as they try to pick up the pieces following monday's shooting and just before 4 days before the nfc championship game, a member of the forty-niners now arrested and accused domestic violence. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us spending a little time to get going on this wednesday morning. i'm darya and i'm james. we want to start this hour. before we get to the headlines with a check of weather and traffic, find out what kind of the forecast is in store for this wednesday. going to be sunny again day. you got that right. good morning, james and darya. good morning, everybody. and clear as we start to this quite hour. >> it almost like a black and white picture there, too. we got color. dow going on. here's a look at our temperatures. 30's in the east bay 30's up to the north bay as well where 33 santa rosa. that's impressive because our forecast high for that 30 something degrees warmer than that this afternoon, drier tends to do that, though, 40 for san jose. if your shoulder from