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 winds particularly by the

way, we do see a pop of offshore winds coming later, a current contrast to 24 hours ago. well, napa's trailing quite a bit. and even along the east bay shoreline, we were from yesterday, but they're so cold in much of the east bay. we're kind of repeating that today. calm wind conditions for the most part, single digits here and there that will build later this afternoon and into tonight, 50 was call it the 10 o'clock. and then one 58 partially because of some of those winds building the inner up some of the daytime heating. but we're getting that resurgence of some dry air. that's going to be somewhat brief. maybe a statement for solano county will let you know, checking in the bay area traffic right with one all right. well, we do have a hot spot. this is in san leandro west bound 5.80, east of esta deal avenue. >> and so things are pretty backed up there. you can see 2 lanes are blocked. you can still get through. but you might just want to take 8.80 get around those and the delays are seeing there. if you're traveling into the city right now about 16 minutes may's to that fremont street exit. our san mateo bridge puts us at about 13 heading across towards the peninsula.

a richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, one about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it's going take in 19 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 601. and today charges will be filed against the man accused of killing 7 people in half moon bay. he's expected to make his first court appearance today with problems. michael thomas standing by live in redwood city. >> where he is expected to appear before a judge. michael. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, this felony arraignment is set for later this afternoon with intent to pay to charges that include 7 counts of murder. the sheriff's office says looking at evidence everything points to workplace violence. as of right now. but let's get these details up on your screen. take a look. here's a photo of the suspect is in custody. 66 year-old john lee zao is accused of shooting and killing 7 people. his court appearance is set for one 30 this afternoon at the hall of justice in redwood city. the charge is expected to be filed will be 7 counts of murder.

one count of attempted murder and a special circumstance allegation of multiple murder. according to officials, a semiautomatic handgun found in south car on monday with a legally purchased. now when it comes to a motive, san mateo sheriff's office says it's still under investigation. but again, all evidence is pointing to workplace violence, as alice said, to have worked at one of the 2 agricultural farms where the shootings took place when it comes to those victims from monday. officials say as of right now, all they can say is that it's a mix of asian and hispanic. both men and women. the san mateo district attorney says that as of right now, that area has never seen that many deaths at one scene. again, the hearing is set for later this afternoon. of course, we'll have a team here to bring you the latest coverage both online and on air. but for now, let's send it back to you to live in the studio. >> michael, thank you very much. and we're also getting a glimpse of some of the workplace conflicts surrounding the suspected shooter. court documents from santa clara county show that he had a restraining order against him filed by a former

co-worker kron four's. justin campbell reports from san jose. suspected gunman zhao lived a 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 memorial dedicated to the victims of the mass shooting is growing there in half moon bay and people are coming by to pay their respects and coming together as a community to support each other. kron four's will tran is live in half moon bay with more on what's going on there right now, will. >> well, james area, you can see the memorial right behind me. this is right across the street from city hall about a mile and a half away from the first scene where lone gunman came inside and shot 5 people. and as you can sethere, there's a candle still burning and some people are stopping by this morning on their walk. just to take a look at what's going on. and then you can see there's a sign right there that says as a community, we

grieve and it's just not the people here that are grieving. it's also governor gavin newsom he was in town yesterday ripped away from monterey park. he was down there consoling the families and the victims of what happened over the weekend where 10 people were killed. then he was at the hospital when he was told there was a mass shooting in half moon bay. he arrived. he gave passionate speeches. he was talking about gun control, talking about workplace safety, farming conditions. he is very outraged by what's going on. and of course, very heartbroken. he's not the only one that is heartbroken for the 13,000 people who live in half moon bay, even if they never met the victims. this, of course, is very personal to them. >> i was surprise. you know, when i watch the news clips, so or somebody was familiar with, somebody contact with an old are brought in like resources. we were young there before christmas. we brought

food games for everybody in jordan for him. >> okay. so let's talk about what is going on right now. we do know that the victims were 5 men, 2 women, one person still in the hospital. james and ari, a countless broken hearts. and as you can clearly see this memorial, we expect to continue to grow throughout the day and people are starting to move about. i will continue to get reaction from a very broken hearted community. >> back to you. ok, thank you. and thanks for the way been handling this. well, made. >> all right, 607, the time. and there is now a fund set up to support the families impacted by the shooting there in half moon bay. and we'll be talking more about that coming up. meanwhile, attorney general rob bonta is also issuing a warning for people who want to support those affected by the mass shooting. he says you want to make sure you send your donations to legitimate group and avoid fake. crowdfunding pages.

scammers always pop up during tragedies to prey on people who just want to help. so botta says before you send money, you want to research the organizer, contact them, feel free to ask questions says there's nothing wrong with being skeptical when someone is asking for your money. time now 607. in the east bay, oakland police are calling another deadly mass shooting that happened at a gas station. >> a targeted attack. there were 40 to 50 people recording a music video monday night when several shooters opened fire from various directions. police think that this was gang related and now members of the community are calling for peace and no retaliation. this happened at this gas station parking lot near mills college. 5 people were struck by gunfire and one of them, 18 year-old mario navarro died from his injuries. >> at this time we are 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. >> and one person is still in the hospital right now. oakland police say that the scene was littered with shell casings and they hey, say they have a good sense of who was involved. it's 609, and a community advisory has been issued because a man grabbed a woman. and told her that he was going to try to take her car. this all happened yesterday around 5 in the evening near hearst and euclid avenues and the berkeley area that you see here on the map. now, luckily she was able to run away, went into a nearby cafe. she is find the man who tried to take the car still on the loose. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, we're going to 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 mass shootings here in the bay area. plus, classified documents now found

at former vice president mike pence is home in indiana. we'll have the latest on that investigation. and the secret service releasing a new report about mass shootings across the country will take a look at what they discovered. >> okay. still a little chilly across some parts of the bay this morning as we see the 30's warming up to the upper 50's and even 60's in those inland spots of a look at that forecast rain. all right. and tracking a hot spot along 5.80, in san leandro and we're checking out those drive times. we'll be right back times. we'll be right back after the break.

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>> 6.12, right now and i'm really enjoying these lights on the bay bridge, especially like now that i know what they might go away. i mean, she's a big deal. we have to keep an eye on the yeah. hopefully that a fundraising effort keeps them here for a good, long time so we can all enjoy them no matter what time of day is step outside and it's clear you can see him better, which i appreciate the to stand out there with lanterns ajo and do the eyes. here we good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. i'm quite howard joins us in a pretty clear shot here. we don't have much of our traditional fog. it's really not been an issue this week because of those dry offshore winds only to be repeated a little bit for today. tonight, 30's up in the north bay, also in the east bay to its that dry air. still working here, losing the winds a bit. 41 for oakland at this hour, 40 meanwhile for san jose. so getting to those winds, here's a little pop and word kind of settles up there to solano county as of now, no

statements, but that's the place most likely we might see something pop out of the sacramento office. it does spread out a little bit into napa county little in the east bay. and that takes little dive right across the golden gate out to sea. with all of that. again offshore, just reinforcing the dry air that's already here. yes, you heard right? a little rain in the forecast later on to mostly sunny cool today. we'll see some mid 60's going on today. then to finish off the weekend kind of what's been like lower 60's inland, basically mostly sunny. and then saturday, some scattered clouds, cooking temperature change and sunday, some scattered showers. more typical of winter type systems as this will come from the northern latitudes. and it won't be as potent or as juicy as all the rain that we had from before. want run through quickly. the moisture levels with all of this, we have the dry air drops off today like yesterday tomorrow morning. kind of interesting. as you can see, we see the carquinez strait tries to come in a little bit here from all that moisture instill the sacramento valley to throw it into our area little bit. but

this dry air mass coming in from the offshore winds kind of cuts it off a bit dry again tomorrow afternoon with the little recovery into friday. as you see that rain later start to deepen around the perimeter of the bay today. let's keep it. sunny temperatures. 62 san francisco open. 64 matched with open some of those breezy conditions in the afternoon, however, might see iome upper 60's up in the north bay. i'll have more in your 4 zone forecast rain as a traffic update all right. update hot spots still along west bound 5.80, east avenue. >> and stanley angeles to 2 lanes are blocked. you can still get through, but you might just want to this morning because no major delays or issues just adjacent to that traveling into the city about 70 minutes may so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge put you at about 13 heading across towards northbound 87 at all of expressway. pretty much the only seen issues are in the south. bay is 1, 1, to 80. 85. ll look great trial and up 1,

0, one. 30 minutes to make it from 85 into menlo park. darya. james, back to thanks a lot. 6.15, and the fbi is investigating after a dozen classified documents were found in former vice president mike pence is. >> indiana home. the search happened not long after news broke that classified documents were found in president joe biden's home and also in his former office, his attorney claims that pence was unaware of the existence of the sensitive materials as his and his personal residence. pence previously said that he did not keep any classified information after leaving office. >> well, house republicans have hit a roadblock as they attempt to propose a border security bill. the new republican border security bill would give homeland security the authority to turn away any migrant under any circumstance. but the bill won't get a vote this week because of opposition from a group of fellow house thbill goes too far and ne think cases where families are

fleeing legitimate violence with their children should be allowed. 2 least have an opportunity to apply for asylum here in the u.s. 6.16 right now. and we mention that the governor was in half moon bay yesterday meeting with the victims, families and local and community members his visit comes in the wake of the mass shootings in monterey park. as we've been reporting where he spent. >> the 2 previous days consoling the grieving community there. in that case, 11 people were killed and kron four's. theresa stasi has more on what the governor has 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. >> and there is now a fund set up to support families impacted by the shooting there in half moon bay, alas, is a nonprofit that's been helping coastal farm workers during the pandemic. they also help them with the recent flooding. and now they have this mass shooting volunteers filled an suv with blankets, bottled water and clothing as well for the community. the relief fund was set up after hearing that. that's perhaps what's needed 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. >> well, volunteers have been shuttling donations to the families of the victims. and we have a link on our website for the fund set up by last and by coast side. hope. >> time now, 6.20, and the u.s. secret service just released a new report that details how mass attacks across the country could have been prevented. looked at nearly 200 of these crimes in public spaces, including workplaces and schools and events from 2016 to 2020. and our washington correspondent jessi turnure joins us live from dc with more on what it found. good morning. jessi. >> yeah, good morning to you as well. james and so top secret top secret service officials did say that they now know why these attacks happen even can spot warning signs, but often the right information isn't shared fast enough to prevent them.

>> these crimes, plater 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. now authorities said she couldn't comment specifically on the recent mass shootings there in california. while those investigations continue. but she did say that they highlight. >> the importance of this report and the also the the reason behind sharing it to for the public live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. thank you, jesse. >> it is 6.22. then we'll take quick break. still ahead, though, we have a player with the forty-niners arrested ahead of the nfc championship matchup against the eagles charged with domestic violence. we're going to have an update from police. 6.25.

the time and a player on the forty-niners was arrested monday ahead of the nfc championship matchup against the eagles with sports director jason do moss with more on what we now. >> 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 tv. 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 and he 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. it 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 complained of pain that classifies that changes the classification from a felony to a misdemeanor. >> well, we'll take a break here at 6.26. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news community members in oakland

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>> 6.29 and taking a peek at my favorite place sfo. the airport is looking pretty good this morning year. yeah. and we've got a nice conditions really for flying today to then after that, we get far in the weather center with a closer look a day. it's like a light bright commercial good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. a temperature check for a little bit on the cool

side to again. it's pretty much the way it was from yesterday for folks in the east bay with a lot of 30's working here up in the north bay. 33 santa rosa. but cooler than we saw yesterday. 41 oakland in. >> 4 in a bottle. we already have the cool air in place. we're going to add to that effect with more offshore winds expected snapshot of where we stand now. mostly calm winds to single digits over the district. here's a live shot of the golden gate bridge. you see the traffic coming across as you will notice and kind of breakdown we're expecting today with about doubles amounts of sunshine. they will vary a bit. east bay numbers will be more in the 60 ish degree range while some of the north bay numbers in south bay will pop more into mid we'll get into some of that in your 4 zone forecast. check that extended. we're still hoping on some rain come this weekend when i ran as a traffic update. but when traffic update day that hot spots still there. >> west bound 5.80, east of esta deal avenue. this is san leandro. 2 lanes are blocked so you can still get through. that's going to take you a little bit of time. you might want to take 8.80 this morning to navigate and get around

that in the south bay, san jose northbound 87 at almaden expressway. another accident. look at our highways adjacent to that. things are looking good. 1, 0, one's a little slow but not because of any accidents. 23 minutes mace that fremont street exit the bay bridge heading into the city and the san mateo bridge, 81 to one about 14 minutes. all james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 6.31 and several shootings in just a number of days. if difficult for people to process it has. and but >> it's even more problematic for those who have lived through the nightmare with kron four's amanda hari speaking with a mass shooting survivor. >> and gets a reaction. >> 3 mass shootings in 3 days. the first at a lunar new year celebration. monterey park, the second and half moon bay and the 3rd in oakland, megan bull says seeing all of this brings her back to her own mass shootings those at the gilroy garlic festival back in

2019 when a shooter opened fire, killing 3 people. >> and injuring 17 others. >> all i can think about is my own experience and the direct knowledge of the pain these individuals are about to go through. she says when it first happened, she can imagine another mass shooting ever happening. i really thought that would be the last one. that would be the breakup. a breaking point that the world needs that week. in 2019, there's a shooting in dayton, ohio, and el paso. so it feels really reminiscent of that. and it continues 3 and a half years later. >> mass shooting after mass shooting. she says these incidents make her ptsd works. one of the big techniques, ford. >> dealing with your ptsd is telling yourself that the odds of it happening again are low. it's a way to reintegrate yourself a society to convince yourself that you're and when you see more shootings happening, it's hard to convince yourself that you are safe, but she does have advice

for anyone affected by the shootings. just don't forget about this in the days and weeks and the years that pasch continue to share resources that has journey of trauma with the survivors. is it going to end immediately? it's going to go on for quite a long time. and she says to lean on those people after her experience, she created the reclaim foundation to connect survivors of traumatic events. >> and that was amanda harry reporting. bull also said that it is important that everybody who works on preventing this a way 6.33. let's head to southern california now where we know the identities now, the 11 victims in saturday's monterey park mass shooting. >> the los angeles county medical examiner's office says that all of the victims were between the ages of 57. and 76. there were 5 men and 6 women among the victims and as

investigators work to determine a motive, the community facing now a long road to recovery. we heard from a survivor of that shooting and she says it is still shaking her mentally to think about what happened that day. >> it's soothing life so strong. that's why i pull my and the high end of the pay will guide the playful hiding. pull him and then we go legal with me. and then we've had that they will be that the child that to >> and 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 his most auspicious days of the calendar into a day of tragedy. authorities revealed new details as well from their search of the gunman's home. they say they found hundreds of rounds of ammunition, a rifle, various electronic devices and evidence leading officials to believe that he may have been manufacturing homemade firearm. suppressors. officials are looking whether

the suspected gunman had relationships with any of the victims. >> it's 6.34 and there's a memorial that's growing honoring the lives of those who were lost in the shooting in monterey park. and you can see mourners gathering here and paying their wrist at spec's outside the lei lei ballroom yesterday laying flowers and candles. 11 white arches were also place for the 11 people were killed. the police chief shed more light on the chaotic moments saying that he was struck by the random nature of the shooting. >> saying people ran, it fell then dragged others to safety. one survivor tells us she lost her dance partner right before her eyes. thank god we got makeup and he respond. and by that time. >> my hands up but and i got shot too. >> other family members of victims share their gratitude for the outpouring of love and support. vice president kamala harris is going to be visiting the monterey park community

today and meeting with survivors. everyday californians have the ability to stop gun violence because there is a state law called the red flag law that you might not even know about. >> it allows temporarily guns to be taken away from people who are deemed to be a threat to their own safety or that of others. this law was passed back in 2014 and it allows certain family members, co-workers, school officials to report violence. social media posts or verbal threats to law enforcement in the 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 about divorce going on was a suicidal crises that they just get, you know, fired from their job and they want to retaliate and can we get them out of this period? and then restore their rights.

>> a study by uc davis, a school, a violence prevention found that of 21 people who were either stop from purchasing guns or forced to give up their current guns because of the red flag law. none of those people went on to shoot themselves or others. >> happening today, there will be a food and emergency supplies drive held in san jose in support of the victims of half moon bay in the shooting and also the flood victims to from the storms that that community experienced since the beginning of the year. it's going to be held at the san jose women's club on 75 south 11th street from 9 in the morning till 2 in the afternoon. they're accepting non-perishable foods like bottled water, protein bars, lunchables dried food, fruits and nuts. things of that nature. they're also accepting new or like new warm clothing for men, women and children. monetary donations are also greatly appreciated. the farmworker caravan. also as a gofundme page set up and all of the funds were told will go directly to the san jose parks foundation for emergency

services to support those families as well as flood victims. again, from those recent storms. >> in the east bay, the oakland, the naacp and members of the community are demanding police chief leronne armstrong be reinstated. he 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 don't want nothing ruin his reputation. hello, exonerated and his position as oakland's chief of police 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 commitment. and most of all, a man who loves his whole aim 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. >> that's been 49 years since the first murder believed to have been committed by the san francisco serial killer known as the doodler and police are once again asking for your help in identifying the person. they have a new age progression sketch of the man they're looking for. police say the doodler killed 6 white men back in the mid 70's. all of them believed have been. the killer got his nickname due to his habit of sketching his victims before killing them. 5 of those victims were found near. ocean beach and

golden gate park. the 6th was killed near lands and a $250,000 reward now being offered for any information leading to a conviction in this case. >> time now 6.40, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, google get slapped with a new anti-trust lawsuit. hear why the doj says google has a monopoly. >> the new fitness, wearable that clips to your sneakers and tracks your jump steps and more will talk to some student athletes about how they're using that. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. and james going to be taking some notes on that and look at high temperatures today in the east. they've got some lower 60's, but noticeably warmer in the north bay that some interruption of some offshore winds. i got a look at that and your extended forecast to rain and i was actively tracking a hot spot in san leandro along 5.80. >> all lanes are now open there. we'll talk more about look at those drive times. we'll be right back after the break.

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>> 6.44 is the time right now. and this sounds so awesome. it's a fitness tracker that you wear on your feet. instead it, you know your phone or the watch. rich demuro takes a look in today's tech smart. >> there are lots of activity trackers out there and many of them are worn on your wrist. but a new tracker called lace clips is aimed at athletes and

you on your sneakers. >> well, many fitness trackers are worn on the wrist. a startup named to lace clips is taking a more down to earth approach. >> we will track your steps, your party and the blue tooth paste tracker clips to sneakers, so lace lock so mazes are never coming on. tie. the $150 device comes in a pair of 2, although one is just for show to keep your look. symmetrical. >> lace clips paired to a phone app and let you track over 2 dozen workout types which must be manually started and stopped and 179. that's them were clockwise. the app displays various stats. you can compare against teammates, friends and even pro athletes. it's just a fun thing to add to the practice schools, including campbell hall in los angeles are testing the technology with student athletes. you can actually go

back and your progressions that you can make it on your phone, this track to all. >> i don't think it's i think it's helpful. >> senior madison holden has been playing basketball since she was 5. i'm getting like my speed, my my and hi, i'm just saying. >> junior kamar maturity place football. it's kind of out of the way. you know, i have to worry about it. >> getting caught in a like that. he likes how data from trackers has the potential to improve his game, you know, has asked to use that know yourself. so wearables just get you more information to help, you know, better yourself. and the athlete. >> i took a run in the lakes clips and compared the results against the apple watch and the calories, the pace and the distance for all very similar. however, lace clips, do not track your heart rate if you want to learn more. to my website. it is rich on tech

dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. okay. good ins and outs again. so it gets, you know, the bobs and weaves and stuff like that that you wash is not going to get i needed closure. my steps in the morning when i take my morning walk from the car today, house and were into the garage, the garage. so he doesn't even know what it's like. it's a little chilly out there for the rest of it. i was going to say for those who are more physical than me that are out for their morning jog like we see them doing every time we take a live look at this. a parka, shot day. what kind of weather can they expect? james and darya. good morning. good morning, everybody. i want to work for pacers keep up for all that to beautiful shot of a market there. looking nice orange going on, ice, water, colors to greet us this morning. >> beautiful shot as well. so we have another great day to day headed up to tahoe over the next couple of days. looking sweet as well. we're in the 40's territory. before we add to this on sunday. so if you're headed up there, keep in mind coming back home might have to be some battling a little bit of some snow. it doesn't look like a big heavy dose, but it will still be some snow to negotiate with as we get that shot of rain, 30's

well inland, you can see in the east bay for now mid 30's, lower 30's like for santa rosa considering the fact that will be climbing more than 30 degrees this afternoon. now something that's happening is these offshore winds are kind of interrupting some of the east bay heating a little bit. as you can see, even though sometimes it does warm things up artificially if you're in the right location with that compressional heating. then later on, it comes right through the carquinez strait in the bay and out to sea from the golden gate. it doesn't last real long. so the impact will be modest. and we already have dry air here anyway, over the long range period. quiet to finish off the week saturday, throwing in some scattered clouds. yes, it's still holding together for rain on sunday. but this is the traditional storm that comes out of the gulf of alaska. there go will be lower snow levels that experienced before and it's not as potent moisture wise as we had early in the month and then upstream, it looks like late next week. something to look out for coming in from the pacific. but check out your 4 zone forecast today. 62 san francisco still keeping a close to 60 along the coast. not bad for winter. 61 for

millbrae and burlingame. 62 foster city got 63 palo alto in the south bay treated to some mid 60's. 62 milpitas east bay shoreline. the lower 60's tri valley at about 60 ish, some old 60 along with 61 danville, 62 for walnut creek. 62 for delay. hope fairfield, 64. and let's do a 68 for santa rosa. a lot of sunshine for the week ahead are continuing scattered clouds saturday. there's that shot of rain on sunday. notice how temperatures reflect all of this. a big drop in the lows. meanwhile, they're going to be into the 30's with 40's hugging the coast, checking bay area traffic right fill us in. all right. hey, that hot spot? we had a long 5.80, westbound east of esta deal avenue is now clear. >> so you can move through here pretty freely. things are looking much better. a lot 5.80, this morning. i was saying take 8.80, but 80's starting to pick up as well as you're traveling down from, hey, we're into the city this morning. if you are what you hit the may's to that fremont street exit, it's going to take you around. 22 minutes to

make that drive our san mateo bridge at about 15 minutes. a 80 to 101. no accidents or seen along the peninsula side, a richmond center fell bridge tolls to want to want about 13 minutes there. well, 8.80, silly answer down towards ville. pete is about 31 minutes. things are looking good. they are about 41 85 into miller park along 101, this morning. crockett down towards the maze. it's 5, 18, 80. it's going to take you 30 minutes. daria stands back to you. >> thank you very much. rain to 6 50's the time and the justice department along with 8 states including california, have filed an antitrust lawsuit against google. the suit accuses the tech giant of creating a monopoly when it comes to online advertising claiming that google is blocking competitors by buying up the critical tools needed to deliver ads to publishers. the lawsuit is asking the court to force google to sell that at technology year. at least those products and stop the company's anti competitive practices. some legal experts, though, say this lawsuit is flawed and has no merit.

>> the only way the department of justice could possibly win this case is to completely ignore reality. meta and google combined account for only 45% of the digital ad space. at the same time, the price for digital ads continues to decrease. >> more than 80% of google's revenue does come from ads will see where this lawsuit goes. >> it's 6.51 and the u.s. senate is holding hearings on ticketmaster fueled by november's meltdown when they were selling taylor swift tickets. the presale, some lawmakers say that ticketmaster and its parent company live nation have an unfair chokehold on live events. this is nearly impossible for artists to perform without the backing of ticketmaster and then also consumers end up paying more for tickets if we can even get him. i struck out on take a many senators question whether live nation is in violation of anti-trust laws. >> this whole. system is a

mess. it's a monopolistic mass. we apologize to the fans. we apologize to ms swept. >> ticketmaster cfo apologize. but he's putting the blame on tickets. calpers. there are reports the justice department is investigating live nation for anti-trust violations, but the doj has not confirmed that. >> well, twitter is facing more legal problems now for failing to pay rent the owner of twitter's office in london is now suing the social media company for back rent, which it says hasn't been paid. twitter under elon musk has been cutting costs as we know after he bought the company last year. musk claims the deal left twitter on the hook for a billion dollars a year in interest payments. last week. the owner of twitter's san francisco headquarters also sued saying the twitter owed 3.4 million dollars in back rent twitter hasn't commented yet on this latest legal action. we'll take a

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>> 6.55, and an iceberg. almost the size of london. wow. that's broken off an ice shelf antarctica. and so this

is a massive break and it is impressive considering ice shelf is almost 500 feet. researchers first detected these giant cracks developing about a decade ago. the most recent iceberg to break away is the second major one of its kind from this ice shelf within the last 2 years. ha. >> well, hope that doesn't go floating around. >> through shipping lanes and imagine floating to you live on island. so really as a city. absolutely. all right. 6.56 is the time we will take a break. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the suspected gunman in the tragic half moon bay shooting is expected to be arraigned in court this morning. we'll tell you what charges he's facing. we'll have a live report from the courthouse. >> and the community rocks in the aftermath of that shooting. there's a growing memorial now in the heart of half moon bay will take you there as well. we'll be right back.

>> right now, the kron 4 morning news. the man accused of shooting 7 people in half. moon bay is due in court today. we 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 in the wake of what happened this week. and just days

before the nfc championship game, a member of the forty-niners arrested and accused of domestic violence. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. good morning and thanks for joining in at 7 o'clock on a wednesday with us. i'm darya and i'm james. the sun is up enough that we got a real nice shot here. the embarcadero behind us church once again. clear skies looking great. yeah. continuing with this how long is it going to last? all right. james and darya. good morning. good morning, everybody. here's a shot of the bay bridge. not much the way of winds currently, but we'll see this become more active later. >> today as we get those offshore winds developing this afternoon and into this evening, temperatures are still chilly. we're repeating kind of the performance of yesterday in the east bay. a lot of 30's to be had up in the north bay, too, with 33 santa rosa. 41 meanwhile from and 40 coming in for san jose. contrasting that with 24 hours ago, the east bay was really cold yesterday. so we're close