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 to that. it's the east bay

shoreline. a little cooler this morning and a touch up there in the north bay, too. the winds like we showed you were calm, but expect an uptick on this coming in from the offshore direction, which will be from the north expected this afternoon and into this evening today. a lot of sunshine in the east bay highs will be a little bit more challenged in the lower 60's range. some popping in the mid to upper 60's. however, in the north a little break with winter feels like where we do have rain coming this weekend. i'll have more on that right now. rain as a traffic update for you right now. all right. well, we're off to a good start. if you're heading into the city right now, meteor lights are on. however, about 20 minutes to make it may so that fremont street exit our san mateo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, one 60 minute heading across towards the peninsula. richmond sandra fell bridge will put you at about 14 minutes tolls to 101, and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it's going to take about 20 minutes darya. james, back to you. thank you at 701. today charges are going to be filed against the man accused of killing 7 people in half moon bay. and he's expected to make his first court appearance later

today. we have kron four's michael thomas on that part of the story live from redwood city. michael. >> yeah, good morning, you know, this felony arraignment is just hours away within to to charges of 7 counts of murder when it comes to that evidence, officials say everything is pointing to workplace violence. let's get you another look in some details up on your screen. what you're looking at is 66 year-old john lee is out and he is accused of shooting and killing 7 people on monday. 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 that was found in taos car on monday was legally purchased when it comes to a motive. the san mateo sheriff's office says it's still under investigation, but that all evidence is pointing to workplace violence. now, as alice said, to have worked at

one of the 2 agricultural farms where the shootings took place on monday when it comes to the victims. well, officials say that all they can release right now is that was a mix of asian and hispanic. both men and women. now the mateo district attorney says half moon bay has never seen this many deaths at one scene. so very and as we get more details as regarding to what takes place in that courtroom, we will have a team here this afternoon will continue to bring you the latest coverage both online and on air. i michael thomas for kron. 4 news. i'll send it back to you guys in the studio. michael, thank you very much. and we're 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 placed against him by a former co-worker. >> kron four's justin campbell reports from san jose with more on the gunman's past. 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 memorial dedicated to the victims of the mass shootings is growing there in half moon bay. people are coming by to pay their respects and to just come together as a community as well, supporting each other. let's go to kron. four's will tran to find out more about what is happening in half moon bay today. we'll see. >> james you can see the memorial right behind me and this is right across the street from city hall. so i just got done talking to 2 ladies here in half moon bay. they didn't want to go on camera. but let me just tell you what they told me. they are very rauh. 2 things can be true. at the same time one james area, they are shocked by what happened. so they still can't wrap their minds around what happened. 2, they are very heartbroken because it feels so real because it is they are not the only ones feeling that way. here's governor gavin newsom showing up to half moon bay yesterday. he in fact, was in southern california at monterey park in

the hospital dealing with that mass shooting that took place over the weekend that killed 10 people when he got that tap on the shoulder saying there's been another mass shooting in california this time in half moon bay. so he arrived very passionate about what's going on. you talked about farming conditions. he talked about workplace violence, gun control, just very angry. i what was going on and use the phrase that many people are using only in america. we've got a chance to talk to many people in half moon bay many of waking up this morning. but over the past, 24 30 hours, here's the vice mayor talking about he possibly knew the shooter and the victims. >> i was surprise. you know, when i watch the news clips, so or somebody was familiar with somebody's eye 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.

>> ok, james you've all seen memorials, right? a lot of times they have the names and even have the pictures of the victims. i'll step out. you don't see of those things. all you see are flowers, candles and a sign that says as a community, we grieve. usually the community, obviously even before it gets out to the masses, they know who was killed in this case. they don't because we do know these are farm workers. so maybe they didn't go about town as often as other people did. we do know ultimately, guys, 5 men, 2 women were killed. one person in the hospital and of course, millions of broken hearts across the country. i will get reaction throughout the morning and it is i got to tell you, it is quite difficult to get people on camera because like i said, the one word that describes and this morning, guys.

>> back to you. absolutely. heart broken. thank. thank >> 0, 7 is the time and also happening today in the wake of that mass shooting there, half moon bay, there's going to be a donation drive in san jose to try and help. >> the victims and this gets started at 9 o'clock this morning. kron four's camila barco is live in san jose with the details. camilla. >> yeah, well darya james. it goes without saying happening. bay has gone through quite a lot in the past few weeks, many people saw their streets and their homes flooded with the recent storms that we got. and now the community is dealing with the mass shooting farmworker caravan here in san jose. they are trying to help the people who have been affected by these recent events. today. they are collecting any items that people can donate to help the people who have been and impacted the founder of farmworker caravan says it was just a few weeks ago that they went out to half moon bay that they delivered of food and christmas stockings to the people there. one of the first act that they want to was mushroom far. we're learning that that is the same barber.

one of the 2 shootings took place on monday. so now for work a caravan, they're going to take all of the items donated today and deliver them to the people who have been affected. take a look at your screen for some of the details regarding today's event. if you want to help out, you can come to the san jose women's club. that's on. 75 south 11th street. this is a list of some of the things that they're collecting. that water, protein bars, dried fruits, lunchables cup of noodles. >> really anything non perishable. they're also collecting winter coats, sweat pants, sneakers, blankets and suitcases. the doors will be open from 9 o'clock this morning until 2 this afternoon and darya james farmworker care of and they have also set up a gofundme page. they're trying to raise $40,000 for the people who have been affected by these events so far. >> a brace $13,000. back to thanks a lot, hala. >> well, speaking of donations, attorney general

rob bonta right now is issuing a warning for people who want to support those affected by the mass shooting. he says make sure you send your donations to a legitimate group and avoid fake crowd. funding page of scammers are popping up. during tragedies specially try to prey on people who just want to help. so bonta says before you send money, you should research the organizer and feel free to ask questions, contact them, pick their brains to says there's nothing wrong with being skeptical when someone's asking for your money. it is 7.10. we'll take a break. coming up, we're going to hear from the woman who survived the gilroy garlic festival shooting of 2019 and how she's trying to make sense. >> of what we've just seen play out in half moon bay. a player for the forty-niners arrested the head of the nfc championship matchup against the eagles in an alleged domestic violence attack. we'll have an update from police. >> and looking for some offshore winds to develop later on this afternoon and this evening, temperatures a little bit more muted in the east bay touch warmer in the north bay. we let you know the forecast today. rain.

>> and as traffic continues to build, we're staying on top of your wednesday morning commute be right back with a look at those drive times after the break.

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along right there with you. but it's if you're you're in a get out the door. it's a pretty easy communities all line where we go in the visibilities. fantastic. little chilly, of course. so dress appropriately. we've got dave in the weather center with a look at the forecast morning day james and darya. good morning and good morning, everybody. live shot coming in from downtown looking pretty good at that. lots of sunshine to be had again today. dry in the whole drill. but little warmer going up in the north bay today. almost a little break from winter gafford about a day before things start to turn >> ushering in another little shot of some showers on sunday. got 30's going on the east bay also mirrored in the north bay, too. so we haven't seen quite a difference yet. some 40's line up the east bay shoreline 40. meanwhile for san jose, quick check of those winds. what they will do this afternoon as you can see building but pretty contained in sullivan county. the spill out a little bit in the east bay and then finding make a little trip right across burkina straight and out across the golden gate out to see this is again, not as widespread as what we saw from before won't last as long and

not as intense. i suspect we may see wind advisory may be posted for solano county. if anything does pop with that. so basically the drill is mostly sunny and we've got cool conditions today. a few mid 60's work and they're so almost getting kind of mild, really we call and i guess wednesday through friday as minor drop in temperatures as we keep it mostly sunny and kind of breezy. then this weekend still scattered clouds on saturday. but by sunday looks, though, like those shower, chances are holding a this is not like the rain that we've had from before, because it's not coming from that direction. we're not tapping into the lower levels moisture, which is more copious amounts. this is more the traditional winter type storms coming from the gulf of alaska. looking at those moisture levels. you'll see still fairly dry today. here comes the offshore winds pushing away some of the moisture coming from the east. then we finally get our traditional marine layer back again. it looks like by friday today. let's call 62 san francisco. 64 oakland and 64 san jose. we'll be checking in the 4 zone forecast later, our go check in the bay area

traffic. all right, dave, thanks for on this wednesday morning. maybe you're traveling along a one. a one. >> well, it's going to take about 41 minutes to make it from 85 up towards menlo park today not seen major issues there. the traffic is starting to pick up heading into the city. 21 minutes maze to that freeman street exit. if you're traveling to 1, 0, one 90 minute ride that's across the san mateo bridge. if you're taking 8.80 right now, san leandro down to milpitas about 34 minutes. you can see 6.80, traveling you're starting to pick up there. 5.80, still no major issues. about 2.38, when you reach that. and hayward is when traffic starts to build. if you are heading from crockett down towards the maze, it's going to take you 28 minutes. almost 30 and you can see traffic continue to build just as you're eating richmond along highway 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, about 14 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 7.16, for your money this morning the justice department sues google. >> to break up its advertising empire and the san jose

housing market could see one of the biggest drops this year. jane king is live at the nasdaq, but those stories and more hiding. hi darya. good morning. well, goldman sachs as san jose housing could be in for a fall. it says. >> it does expect interest rates to remain high and the local housing market could see a drop of as much as 25%. that would rival that of the housing crisis in 2008. now it says the san jose could see a bigger drop than most other cities because of the big run-up in prices in 2020 2021. well, google is accused of monopolizing the 250 billion dollar u.s. digital ad market. the justice department sued the tech giant trying to break up the dominance of the market where google controls almost all of the digital ads from selling and delivering them online. google's dominance allows the company to collect $0.30 for every dollar that advertisers spend on the web and walmart will raise the starting hourly wage to $14 from 12. the country's largest private employer 6 to close. the pay gap with rivals in those races to go into effect

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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. >> meanwhile, on the field, the niners still have that game to get ready for this sunday against the philadelphia eagles. yes. so the eagles have been one of

the best teams in the nfl all season long. the niners are probably though the hottest team after winning 12 in got a lot of momentum going into the weekend will be enough. san francisco knows that we have our hands to like i said, we we have our hands full. >> with the philadelphia finished the regular season with 40 wins that dominated the giants in their first playoff game. yeah, the eagles have one of the best defenses as we know and offense is too in football. the niners were able to beat the eagles in philadelphia last year, but head coach kyle shanahan. >> says a lot has changed since then. both teams a little tougher. >> the across the league throughout the year. and just i'm watching a little bit that we've done here. i mean, there's there's a reason that the then the best in the league so far, i mean, throughout this whole year, i mean, office really special teams last year. we were real concern going to the game playing and we know that some good talent and they have a good schemes. them the real tough game there and all

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>> okay. so you're looking at video here which shows a substitute teacher throwing a student to the ground. this was at richmond high school. this happened in a classroom yesterday. as you just saw, the substitute teacher and the student having some sort of argument leading to that altercation, the student apparently pushes into the substitute a few times. and that's when the substitute basically snapped and took him to the ground. the student gets and some point in the video thrown out into the hallway by the substitute teacher. now in a statement sent to crown for the west contra costa unified school district says in part, quote, 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. now

the district went on to say that the richmond police department is also looking into the incident. >> 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 started firing from various locations. police are thinking that this was gang related at this point and members of the community are calling for peace and no retaliation. this happened at the gas station. you see here the parking lot near mills college. 5 people were initially struck by gunfire. one of them died. 18 year-old mario navarro. >> 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.

>> and one person is still in the hospital this morning. oakland police say the scene was littered with shell casings and they do have a good sense of who was involved. the u.s. secret service just released a new report. the details how mass attacks across the country could have been prevented. it looked at nearly 200 of these crimes in public areas, workplaces, schools and events from 2016 to 2020, our washington, d.c., correspondent jessi turnure has the results. good morning. top secret service officials say they now know why these attacks happen and see the warning signs. >> but often the right information isn't shared in time to prevent them. >> 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, our 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? 30'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 now authorities said she couldn't comment specifically on this week's mass shootings in california and elsewhere across the country. while those investigations continue. >> but did say that it just shows why it's important for this information included in this report to be out there in washington. i'm jessi tenure. it's 7.28. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news community members in oakland rally try to get police chief leronne armstrong back on the job. >> we'll see what they have to say. 7.30, right now. and our

director kevin just gave us this beautiful shot with a son and he said he had come says some do do he wanted us to saying i could tell we can't sing anymore, will have to pay a royalty. so and that the weather center that that sounded nothing like the beatles did now by tunnels by and might do more today good morning, guys. good morning, we've got to again, lot of sunshine going on with those temperatures. we're at 40. >> for any act. 36 livermore, concord, still a little chilly in some spots and santa rosa. 33 a point that out because this afternoon they're going to be popping into the upper 60's 40. meanwhile for san jose and 43 coming in for oakland. winds are not doing a whole lot for right now. i'm going to be offshore pretty much for solano county and then kind of spread out over the east bay a little bit. but they're not going to be as widespread as their predecessors were. there's the live shot of we've got the sunshine action working for us

as well. the breakdown for you about 58 and the heating in the east bay, again, interrupted by those winds, a little warmer up to sonoma county will look at your 4 zone forecast and that runner rain has an update on traffic right now. not sure today thay if you're traveling along 8.80, right now, it's going to take you about 42 minutes to make it from stanley angeles to 38 all the way down to milpitas right now. also 6.80, we are seeing traffic building traveling to signal. >> so be mindful of that. 21 minutes into the city may so that fremont street exit. how about our richmond center fell bridge toast. a one-on-one about 14 minutes traveling at a richmond there. of the south bay. 58 minutes. 85 into middle park. if you're traveling up 101, 5, 18, 80, that's cracking down towards the maze about 32 minutes are james, back to you. thank you. reyna. >> well, after multiple shootings in just a number of days, many people in the community struggling right now, especially those who have been victims of mass shootings themselves in l a lot of time. something like this is a trigger for them at the gilroy

garlic festival in july of 2019, there was a mass shooting. a gunman killed 3 people and injured 17. >> and we spoke with megan bowl. she was there the day of the shooting and she says that string of recent mass shootings has really brought her back to her own experience in gilroy. and she asks anyone affected and feeling the way she is to go and get support. >> in the days and weeks and the years that pasch continue to share resources that has this journey of trauma with the survivors. is it going to end immediately? it's going to go on for quite a long time. >> we interviewed megan about this, too. i remember she was one of woman of the year highlights because created a whole foundation to help connect survivors of traumatic events with each other and with resources so they can heal within their own environment their own time in their own way. and she says it's important for anybody who has been through this or is working with those who have been through this to try to

find a solution. and really that's what she aims to do. >> well, now to southern california where we know the identities. now, those 11 victims in saturday's monterey park mass shooting the la county department of medical examiner's office. they say the victims were all between the ages of 57. and 76, 5 of them warm and 6 were women. investigators now working to determine the motive behind the shooting, the community, as we know, faces a long road to recovery. fact, we hear from a survivor now of that shooting as she talks about what happened, the fact she's still shaken by it. >> it's soothing lie 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 he go with me and then we've had the pay will be that the child that to bed. >> now the deadly attack at the monterey park dance studio came as the city's majority asian community was

celebrating lunar new year. and that, of course, turned what would have been a day of joy into a day. a tragedy. authorities revealed new details from the search. by the way, the gunman's home. >> time now is 7.34 and other news that we're following this morning how everyday californians it we all have the ability to stop gun violence because of something called the red flag law that maybe you don't know about this law temporarily take guns away from people deemed to be a safety threat to themselves or to others. it was passed back in 2014. it allows certain family members, co-workers, school officials to report violence. social media posts were verbal threats to 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. well, things get sorted out. we

figure out, you is there about divorce going on was a suicidal crises that they just get. you're 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 is school of violence prevention found 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 them went on to shoot themselves or anybody else. in the east bay supporters of oakland's police chief leronne armstrong held a rally. they are demanding that the mayor reinstate him as top cop. the oakland naacp and community members gathered outside the courthouse yesterday. armstrong joined the supporters in wanting to get his job back. mayor chantel placed the chief on paid administrative leave last thursday after report question his handling of to disciplinary cases. she held her own news conference. the mayor did during the rally to talk about the mass shooting in oakland monday night. and

when asked if she would reinstate the chief, here's what she had to say. i have not seen a request from the naacp, 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. >> during a hearing yesterday, a fede al judge william orrick says the report demonstrates significant problems within the department. the need to be addressed. he says the monitoring program is going to continue until the oakland police applies all the recommendations to guarantee constitutional policing. >> we will take a break here at 7.37. but ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, san francisco's trying to get the ball rolling on plans to create affordable housing will tell you about one of those plans that would need approval from state officials. plus, we're also taking a look inside the rock and roll hall of fame as it highlights black performers and their contributions to the history

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build on its state. owned to the parking lot itself is obviously level and that's good in it. when compromise any housing or businesses that are there right now. the dmv already have preexisting state approved plans to demolish and renovate. it's fell street location while keeping the parking lot earlier this month, they issued a call for developers that are interested in leasing and financing construction of a housing on that site. >> well, san francisco also appealing a federal judge's decision that effectively banned sweeps of homeless encampments last month. the judge issued an injunction saying that the city could not sweep homeless encampment until they had sufficient beds to provide a shelter for all of those unhoused individuals. the san francisco department of homelessness and supportive housing has said that sheltering every single person experiencing homelessness in the city would cost about 1.5 billion dollars over a 3 year period. something the city says is not feasible. city's attorney's office says it plans to ask the judge to put

the injunction on hold while the appeal is pending. as of this morning, that request has not yet been made. we're going take a break as we come up on take a break as we come up on 7.42. we'll be right back.

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>> some 44 right now and boy, oh, boy, it starts off cold. but if it's like yesterday, it really warms up quite nicely.

afternoons were beautiful. a sea of another one of those. good morning, dave. well, good morning, james and darya. good morning, everybody. that's dry air for you. it really moves around quite a bit. it covers a lot of territory on the thermometer. moist air doesn't do that as much live shot coming in on market we can see the sun lighting things up very nicely here. you can the haze off towards the distance as yo nif you're headed to tahoe the next couple of days, look great. the weekend. well, sunday, it looks like we do have a little spurt of snow coming our way because here in the bay area look like some rain coming together on sunday. so travel back home. keep that in mind that you might have some snow to deal with on sunday night temperature. check for your 36 going on concord and also livermore up to the north bay, though, trailing a 33 santa rosa. one of the spots we look for numbers to pop this afternoon. 41 for no bottle. 43 meanwhile for oakland, those winds really pop into solano county spread out a little bit to the east bay. finally getting it together, run the carquinez strait and then moving on through the bay. the northern part of the beige will notice out to sea from the golden gate actually

heading out to sea in that direction. there. so over the next couple days remaining dry, clear prefer the most part, some scattered clouds saturday. and this is holding together. so looks like the rain chances decent now, although not the intensity, though. so it's more typical over winter type systems colder, not as much moisture upstream, though. however, some of this moisture is coming from the southern latitude. so that may come together is something we're looking at. looks impressive here. that's late next week. by the way, 4 zone forecast for you this wednesday. 62 san francisco mission district, maybe up to about 64 pacific, about 60 the bayside. 61 burlingame, 62 foster city, palo alto at 63 in the south bay readings mid 60's. but because of those winds and starting off on a chillier note, far east bay locations, maybe only lower 60's with lower 60's on the east bay shoreline while the creek 62 conquered as well. also, pittsburgh, 65 for napa. but as we mentioned near santa rosa, maybe up to about 68 a little flavor almost of spring, not long lasting rest

of the week. as you can see, sunny, there comes some scattered clouds on saturday. rain shot on sunday as temperatures drop of all of that, the lows will still see some 30's the next couple of days with this dry air. keep it in the 40's at the coast and got a hot spot. what's going on with all right. hey, well, we do have definitely busy conditions out there. so if you're traveling along 5, 80 80, it's going to take about 35 minutes to make that drive. >> our bay bridge right so that fremont street x about 24 minutes as you're traveling into the city or san matteo bridge, 80 to 1, 0, 1, 25 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. highway for antioch, into conquered about. 46 minutes for you. there. if you're taking 24 walnut creek down to 5.80, about 18 minutes of traffic continues to build. just renda. well, southbound 6.80, doubling down to fremont about 29 minutes. almost 30 written center fell bridge tolls to 101, about a 60 minute ride darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot of some. 47. a new this morning. pope francis is criticizing laws

that criminalize. >> homosexuality or discriminate against the lgbtq community, calling them an just an interview with the associated press. the pope says being on the is not a crime. and that god loves all of his children. the pope even referred to the support of the laws in terms of sin. he attributed such attitudes to cultural background and went on to urge catholic bishops who support the laws to welcome lgbtq people into the church saying bishops in particular need to undergo change in order to recognize the dignity in everyone. >> it is 7.48, 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. we've got jasmine bailey with 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 >> we'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. nina, 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

>> we're celebrating. the past includes 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 instance, it all along is fight the power and the fight, the powers that be thank ■ >> 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 them is 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 definitely case from

their stage 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. and there's so many mediums that are celebrated here to educate, inspire and spark that joy. johnny, be good. >> that was jasmine bailey reporting. we have an entire section on our web site, by the way, dedicated to black history month. you'll find this story there and others

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is about to get a lot of money. 11 million dollars from the federal government to complete infrastructure improvements. and that includes upgrades to the airport's terminal. and also that will bring the facility is in compliance with the american with disabilities act. local officials say that the funds will help to make vital improvements to the airport. and it's already a great airport. i mean, at least when it comes to like on time and everything plus its small and manageable, i really like it. the airport also has a new brand. you like the new logo. check it out. this is a a modern fund and new colors that better reflect the vibrancy and energy of silicon valley. so those are kind of like wings. that's cool. plus, they have a a new logo simple new, whatever tagline, you know, like just do it fly simply like that. a simple because logo is 30 years old. air force well, did you 7 et on it now? it's the whole thing center right? all right. we'll take could break. it is 7.55. and as we go to break, we want to get you.

>> the latest on the situation in half moon bay. when we come back, we know the suspected gunman >> is going to be arraigned today in court. we'll tell you what charges he's going to be facing. we have a live report coming up with kron four's michael thomas down in redwood city and the community rocked by the aftermath of that shooting. there's a growing memorial at the heart of half moon bay. we're going to live to kron. four's will tran for the very latest there as well. stay tuned. the kron 4 morning news. we'll be right back in just a minute. right now on

the kron 4 morning news. the man accused of shooting 8 people killing 7 of them 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 still mourning reeling in the wake of monday's shooting will have their story and just days before the nfc championship game, a member of the forty-niners arrested accused of domestic violence. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> and thanks for starting your day with us and aria and i'm james. we're waking up this morning to once agn clear skies, cold temperatures. yes, but at least it's clear really warmed

up yesterday. let's who are in for later today. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. quite our joins us here. finding could see some blue skies behind it going on here. we're going to stay dry for today and get some reinforcement winds later on with an offshore wind. even 30's going on up there in the north bay. 36, meanwhile for concord, 37 livermore, but some 40's breaking loose. 40 hayward. 45 for oakland. it's interesting noting about santa rosa because we have projected highs more than 30 degrees beyond that. rand with dry air. you can do that kind of stuff. but that's a big climb. a contrast for you. it's still trailing up there with degree behind yesterday and the east bay shoreline is where some of the more popular numbers are. knapp is also trailing by a good 10 degrees. so winds right now aren't as impressive yet. they're going to pick up a little bit in solano county and sort of spill into contra costa county, then heading back out towards the golden gate and the ocean. we got 56 going on at high noon. 3 o'clock in about 59 or 60 ish. as we noted, however, some readings will be a little warmer than that most likely up in the north bay.