>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> all right. good morning and thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin and it is a chilly start to the morning here. let's get right over to brittany begley for the latest. hey, britney. yes, it is a chilly start as you start your saturday. much like yesterday. we're also dealing with foggy conditions as we take a live look outside. you can see in downtown san francisco. yes, it is all about the fog. so right now we are on a dense fog advisory. it's going to stay that way for the next couple of hours. when you leave out one, make sure you use your low beams are going to see that from san jose all the way u to santa

rosa. big change that you're going to notice it's still chilly. just like it was yesterday. we're off to a chilly start as well. those temperatures you can see santa rosa right there at freezing san jose. we're at 46 and right there on the coast. we're at 45. so those temperatures are chilly and we're looking for a chance of rain happening tomorrow. so a lot going on with this forecast. we'll watch that for you. and the fog looking ahead. drop in temperatures and a freeze. watch a lot to make sure you're prepared for me, but it all down for you. coming up funny. all right. thank you so much, brittany. not big story we're following this morning. police in memphis, tennessee, have released the body cam footage. >> of that deadly police beating of 29 year-old tyree nichols nichols died earlier this month. just 3 days after 5 police officers tased pepper sprayed and brutally beat him during a traffic stop on january 7th, all 5 officers that were that. but the pull up here on your screen have been fired and charged with murder and kidnapping.

investigators say the officers beat nicholls who is on his way home from a park for 3 minutes. court and jail records say 4 of the 5 officers posted bond and were released friday morning. >> i want >> and that video shows the officers violently polly nichols out of his car, yelling at him to get on the ground nichols does. and he tells the officers that he didn't do anything. he can be heard on the video saying that after about a minute of being held down, nichols gets up and runs away with one of the

offers trying to tase him. police eventually do catch up with him and that's when they pepper spray him and beat him for 3 minutes. as nichols cries out for his mom, the memphis police director described the officer's actions as, quote, heinous, reckless and inhumane. she said her department has not yet been able to confirm the officers claims of a reckless driving that led to the initial traffic stop. and now to an interview you'll only see here on kron 4. our justin campbell spoke with attorney ben crump about nichols death. know crump is representing nichols family. and again, some of this video may be difficult to watch. >> so hard to work for. these officers continue to brutalize this young man to a report of him attorney benjamin crump. we don't see them alongside

his investigator. arthur read represents the tyree nichols family. crump says he was given the body camera footage showing. >> 5 officers kicking pepper spraying and teasing nichols early january after a traffic stop. he believes the memphis officers handled a wrong from the start. >> they it is a 30 seconds. they could be estimated from the first moment they and the 5 officers have since been fired from the department and charged with second degree murder which in tennessee can lead to 15 to 60 years in prison. but crump, anne reid say they believe more charges may need to read we think that there may be some room to increase charges, but we will have to see as well as there art some of the officers on the that. >> my need to be chartered. when you look at this video frame by frame, this part of it is that they've already

been arrested. and i think that if in that home with a case that you the an attorney crump, says police officers must change how they interact. >> with people of color, we do see. >> white brothers and sisters who faced this kind of excessive force where those but we see videos over and over again had people, black by the in videos everywhere. reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> back here in the bay area. members of the half moon bay community continue to grieve following monday's mass shooting that killed 7 people. a special community vigil was held last night to remember the victims kron four's terisa stasio. was there. a sea of people came together in downtown half moon bay friday evening to pay their respects to the families of those who lost loved ones. >> in that horrific mass shooting on monday that left 7

people dead residents say that the vigil. >> also, is it time to try and heal and recover as well as lend support to one another as they grieve. >> we're all in many ways. i 2 blocks from here. so i walked by the memorial every day. happen to find out what's happening in it's just important to show support several 100 people packed the closed streets around mac dutra plaza near city hall. >> the plaza has been transformed into a memorial for the victims. it's been such a tough week. a little bit alone. >> and not able extend. my appreciation it. everything that everyone has done. i

wanted to be here tonight. >> affected by this tragedy. >> this is the first of several events that are going to be taking place in this community to try and heal and recover from such a tragedy. there is an interfaith service that is going to be held next tuesday. we have more information for you on that on kron 4 dot com and half moon bay to reset. it starts kron. 4 news. >> our prayers are with the people of monterey, park and half moon bay. >> on friday, president joe biden led a moment of silence at the white house in honor of the 18 people killed in the 2 recent mass shootings in our state. 7 people died on monday at 2 mushroom farms in half moon bay and 11 others died at

a southern california ballroom dance hall just a week ago. >> this is a tight that communities, as you all know. there will be affected by what they saw, what they lost for the rest of lives. and as a nation, we have to be there with them. >> the shootings happened during lunar new year. celebrations. one of the most important asian holidays and the fact that the the timing of these events happened during a the rather, the lunar new year sent a lot of shock waves and rip fears through the asian american community already dealing with increased violence stemming from the pandemic. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. disturbing new video shows the brutal assault on paul pelosi. >> how the suspect got inside the home and what happened just moments after officers arrived. and after the break, how some bay area organizations on the peninsula are taking action to address gun violence and provide mental health support. following the recent mass shootings. plus the

forty-niners less than 48 hours away from the nfc championship kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney is live for us from philly.

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>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look outside at our sutro tower cam. just look at all of that. it's like a sea of clouds or maybe that's fog. let's check in with kron 4 meteorologist brittany begley. for more on our forecast, a reading i love that can really sets up the tone for what to anticipate today would love to show you those visuals because yes, right now as we speak, we have a dense fog advisory is going to stay that way for the next couple of hours. so again. >> if you're headed out this morning, want to leave early. want to use those low beams because dense fog is guaranteed to slow you down. well, we're also watching for a chance of rain tomorrow. plus, a wind advisory is going to kick off. get this. we could have wind gusts right here in the valley 40 miles per hour. now, looking ahead, we'll have a drop in temperatures and even a freeze watch. so we have a lot going on in this forecast. again, your fog cash showing you even at 7.15, right now, very foggy. if 11 is bright and sunny, you can see all the roadways. that means you're

going to see a poor driving conditions in oakland, hayward were at 0 and it's going to stay that way again for the next couple of hours. it expires at 9, but i fast forward radar and we're still going to be seeing fog at 10, 30. so every 15 minutes i'm going to update you on your conditions in terms of fog keep a close on the traffic too. temperature change. yes, if you're headed out the door right now may be walking the dog. it's still chilly. it's a lot like yesterday. you can see that with the numbers. it's going to be chilly. start those temperatures. >> i think they're going to be right there at average or maybe just a tick above average san jose. we're at 62 today, half moon bay. 54. so on the chris, we're going to stay right there at the 50's. >> as we go up to the north, we're at the high 50's. 57 nevado santa rosa. you're looking at 60 but for contacts earlier this week, year way bove or 70. so you're definitely gonna feel it's a lot like yesterday. that's really the theme. so in addition to those temperatures, what really is happening with this low pressure system coming from the north dropping down those temperatures and bringing us freezing conditions in some

places like santa rosa were right there. we're at 33 degrees up to the north. you're going to see those colder conditions and as we plan the rest of your day and yeah, those freeze warning is going to go in effect a little bit later on this week's we're going to see colder temperatures overnight, futurecast for again, showing you a potential for a light showers is going to be on tomorrow. it could be less than a 10th of an inch. but it's something when you wake up with us in the morning when make sure you are prepared because deal with those cooler temperatures. those breezy conditions. and as we take a look again at that 7 day forecast, what we're watching again, it's going to be tomorrow that chance for rain as we roll into monday, you can see below freezing overnight lows. same story for the most part on tuesday and wednesday. those freezing temperatures could be an issue. we'll update you on tv online and our app. thank you so much. the forty-niners are now just one day away from taking on the philadelphia eagles in the nfc championship. >> the winner goes on to the super bowl kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney is live for us in philadelphia with more on tomorrow's big game.

good morning to you. kay. >> good morning, finally, just one more day feels like this day would never come the day before the forty-niners take on their toughest opponent of the season. the top seed philadelphia eagles right here at the eagles home stadium. lincoln financial field is known as one of the most hostile environments in the nfl. and how's this for intimidating? when the forty-niners flew into philly last night they were greeted by a night skyline full of buildings entirely lit up in green. maybe a little nerve wracking, right? well, not so much for forty-niners rookie qb brock purdy. purdy is already among rarefied air among rookies, one of just 3 rookie quarterbacks to win. 2 playoff starts now. if the forty-niners win tomorrow, he become the first rookie to win 3. and of course, as you said, stephanie, a trip to the super bowl is on the line. so the stakes really could not be any higher. now. purchase. trademark has been remaining calm, cool and collected no

matter what gets thrown at him. but yesterday he admitted this week does feel a little bit different. there's pros and cons to it. you >> feel like for the most part, we've done a good job of just keeping a simple. it's another week in terms of preparation and the game plan and going to practice and everything i just really it's the moments of, you know, in between practice or, you know, before you go to bed, you know, thinking and, you know, one opportunity that we have fun, you know, you can say it is just another game. but man is there's a lot on the line. you know, all of our our goals and dreams of everything you know, are in front of us. so want to do everything you can to to accomplish that. so is a little different. >> so a healthy mix of nerves and confidence for the rookie qb purdy. he's been playing very well in these playoff matches, particularly in the 2nd half of games in the 2nd half, both against the seahawks and against the cowboys. his passer rating was

one 50. that is now absolutely staggering number. so playing really well. and those second halves, his party want to turn in another complete performance tomorrow. kickoff is at noon pacific here at lincoln financial field for now in philly. kate rooney kron 4 news. all we love to hear and see if thank you so much, kate, for that live perspective. >> and happening now, excited niners fans are making their way to philadelphia to watch the big game kron four's camila barco live for us at sfo where a pep rally is planned there. good morning, stephanie. so yes, we are here at sfo at terminal 3. united airlines check-in behind me. >> and plenty of forty-niners fans are coming here this morning to check in for their flight to go to the east coast and watch their favorite eeam play. a lot we're a little more than 24 hours away until that game starts in philadelphia. and like i said,

people are catching their flights here at and stephanie, we've seen plenty of people where they're forty-niners scare pumped for the match up those fans like i said, they're currently checking in for their flight to head out to the east coast. that plane. it leaves at 8.30 this morning. they'll get to the east coast later this afternoon before tomorrow's game and even united airline workers. they are joining in on the fun and festivities earlier this morning. one of actually told me that they were encouraged to wear their favorite forty-niners jersey. we've seen a few of them participate. an airport official actually just told me that they have even placed towels on every a seat at the next flight to philly. that flight was just recently added united airlines added a few nonstop flights between sf and philly to help get forty-niners fans to the game. and like i said, we've been talking to this morning about traveling across the country for the team. here's what one of them had to really looks

like the weather is not going to be too bad. think running game is going to show. >> and we're going to come back with the win. this is our year all the way from what i've been born and raised sentences, go of my went to the 80's with those guys grew up as a kid. my mom was a big fan. that's why i'm fan super bowl is always great. we're lucky enough to win and celebrate. so hopefully we can have it again. >> and stephanie, next travis, who you just heard from, he's actually been with that. not exactly with the team but has been traveling for the team across the country the past few years to go to several games. last year he went to allay. he also went to green bay and now this year he is traveling to philadelphia. later this morning. we will also see a pep rally starts at 11 30 this morning here at sfo. just to get everyone

pumped for that game. i'll send it back to you know, sounds like it's going to be a lot of fun. thank you so much. coming up for that live. look there. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news residents in livermore still recovering from this month's storms. >> how the cleanup effort is >> how the cleanup effort is going.

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>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. start off this half hour with a look at our forecast with brittany

begley. a pretty good morning. dense fog advisory. really the story for about every 15 minutes. we're going to show you a live look at the conditions you can see right there, the golden gate bridge. you can't really see it. and that's because of that dense fog. >> it's going to be lingering around the next couple of hours. so again, as you leave, you want to make sure to use your low beams. now, the advisory actually expires around 9 but podcast for showing it's going to be sticking around. you can see even at 10 45 this morning, we're still going to have fog in places like oakland and napa, even on the coast. so again, that's going to be the theme today. not to mention today's going to be a lot like yesterday. we're going again start off with those chilly temperatures. santa rosa, you're right there at freezing on the coast. we're at 45 for the most part, east bay work. the 43 as you can see that oakland hayward, 45 and even inland. we're hovering right there at the upper 30's. so again, we're starting off with those cooler temperatures. those foggy conditions and what we're really going to be watching as tomorrow. we have a chance for rain. plus a wind advisory. we could see wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour.

as we look ahead, we have a freeze watch to talk about, too. so a lot of this forecast. i pack it all for you. coming up next, a funny. all rigat, brittany, looking forward to it. another big story we're following this morning. disturbing new video released on friday shows the attack on paul pelosi. >> as it unfolded in his san francisco home back in october. that footage showing the chilling moments that led up to the suspect, david de pap attacking the 80 year-old po 82 year-old pelosi with a hammer. we're going play that footage for you now. and please note, that's some viewers might find this footage disturbing >> you're doing what's going on there?

>> that moment happened back on october. 28. and you can see as officers approached the property here, the door opens pelosi and have both appeared to have a hold of the hammer. you can see both their hands on the weapon. there. and when officers confront the situation, the pap takes full control of the hammer swings at towards pelosi said mister pelosi falls to the ground and the officers then leap forward to try and stop things from escalating further in addition to that body cam video security video from outside of the pelosi home was also released. let's take a look at this together. this is from 05:00:05am, the morning of the attack. and you can see the pap enter from the top right hand side of your screen. he walks around the back of the home as he looks around with his hands on his hips. he then leaves and returns about a

minute later this time carrying a backpack into bags. he sets them down and then he spends a few minutes rummaging through the items. eventually he reaches into one of the bags and pulls out a hammer in the it's a bit hard to see, but he's also grab. a pair of gloves. we know from the investigation. there were also zip ties in one of the bags that he brought to the property as well. then around 05:10am, 5 minutes after he arrived, a pap walks to the back of the home and start smashing into it with a hammer. as you can see there. it's not clear whether it's a glass window or door that he's aiming at of. this does go on for about 30 seconds before he eventually enters the property. it's not clear how much time passed between the pap entering the home and when mister pelosi wakes up. at some point, though, we know that. mister pelosi calls 9-1-1. and investigators believe that the pap was

standing close by at the time of that call. and we now the audio from that 9-1-1. call to play for you as well. >> of the things got a problem, but is too? >> okay. might be 8? no, no. gentleman, just the team into the >> want your waiter. my wife come home and you know, gone in, know who the person is. >> you know, i don't know. who is do go not to do really the film to area that, you know, down to time and the a team second, ok, okay. what the gentleman's name. with that. but i think that the name of

>> following the paps of rest, he sat down with san francisco police for an interview and after police read him his miranda rights, he proceeded to tell officers what he did and why he did it. that full interview has now been released from 4 is dan kerman brings u.s. legal analysis from a local attorney. >> following his arrest for striking former house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul with a hammer. david de pap told san francisco police interview he went to pelosi san francisco home to stop her democrats from flying to america. >> same for >> people watch? >> to pap echoed the false assertion that democrats stole the election and then told police his plans for speaker pelosi had she been there?

>> people off people >> during the almost 18 minute interview just released. the pap tells police paul pelosi has called the 9-1-1 pushed him into a corner. he says he had other targets and was not going to let pelosi then admits giving pelosi with the they >> pulled >> you know, >> taught me people, you the statements he made to the police are so incriminating. >> it's hard to imagine how do

on ring this bell. legal analyst steven clark the release of this interview coupled with the video of the attack. will make it difficult for to happen to get a fair trial, especially in san francisco. he not only set out, he says to injure mister pelosi, but he also wanted to go after the speaker and other high-profile people. >> which this potential jury is going to think makes him a very dangerous person. and while clark says prosecutors will benefit from the paps admission, he was there to do harm. he says defense attorneys may also benefit from the police interview for the defense. they're going to point to the delusional nature of this in his the tree. alex statements against people in the democratic party like the hillary nancy pelosi and that he had other targets, that this is a man that's unhinged, that he's suffering from some mental defect and they're going to say the interrogation plays right into that. clark

says ultimately if a jury can be convinced attack on paul pelosi was not attempted murder, but just assault dropped. that would be a win for the dan 4 >> the pats defense is calling the release of this latest evidence, quote, a terrible mistake. deputy public defender adam lipson says in a statement that, quote, releasing this footage is disrespectful to mister pelosi and serves no purpose except to feed the public desire for spectacle in violence. the footage is inflammatory and could feed unfounded theories about the case. and we are extremely concerned about mister de pap stability to get a fair trial. our coverage of this new evidence released continues online to scan this qr code with your phone. it will take you to a special section of our website. kron 4 dot com. you can learn the latest about this video released the 9-1-1 transcripts and what the pap told investigators. now to breaking news out of southern

california. we are following reports of another mass shooting this time in los angeles. 3 people are dead and 4 others are injured. it happened just after 2.30, this morning in the beverly cass neighborhood. that is an upscale neighborhood in los angeles. the 4 people who were injured are in critical condition. police say they do not have any information about what led up to this shooting at this time. we do know this is the 4th mass shooting to happen in california just this month. all right. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news, we break down the latest proposals by state legislators in response. in response. >> california's opioid crisis. [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you.

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>> now to the east bay. nearly 2 weeks after flood waters damaged her home, livermore

woman continues her road to recovery as kron four's philippe djegal reports it will likely be weeks before she can move back in. >> has the water got underneath all the cabinets and into the walls behind the cabinets. everything had to come out, 18 inches of drywall from all of the rooms. and gloria, full ford's home in has been removed, essentially eliminating the concerns that kept her up at night about mold and mildew. >> she has laid traps on the which used to have carpeting to keep the rodents away. >> but overall, forward says she and her home, we're in better shape now than this time last i'm kind of. >> move past the loss of everything. all the photos, family heirlooms, things are all you. you've got to move on from that. and and just one day at a time, get through it. you can. >> neighbors and friends are

hoping her shower, furniture and pretty much anything else that got wet. we eventually pave the way for a renovation. >> one that at this point will come out of pocket since she does not live in a flood zone and suffered loss. not covered by insurance, but the city and state did declare emergencies due to the storm damage. the at least 4 homes in the spring town neighborhood that flooded full ford's may be the worst team or walk through the couple days ago. >> not sure what's going to happen because they set a certain percentage. >> had to affect it. >> not just a home here at home. there are letter monday, january 16 and at the time she felt overwhelmed by the prospect essentially starting over with nearly 2 weeks later, she is staying with a friend and says she has the strength to see it through. i know i'm going to get through it. it's strasse to get it all done. one day at a time. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news.

>> wishing her a swift and fast recovery. >> and let's go ahead and take a live look at the bay bridge. now i'm hearing that there's quite a spectacle brewing out >> and there it is, britney. i mean, it's completely hidden by fog. and then karl, the fog really making an appearance. so, yeah, i want people to know that they're out there in full force. karl, the fog is working hard today. that's for sure. we actually have a dense fog advisory.tso we're trying to show you cameras from all over the region to set that tone. so you can see right here, this is actually should be the san mateo bridge. but i can show it to you. why? because of the dense fog. so again, it says that the tone of what to anticipate as we start your saturday are going to see foggy conditions shown right here. so again, you want to make sure to leave early and use your low beams if you're traveling for the next couple of hours, you can see that dense fog advisory really happening from santa rosa all the way down to san jose. so if you're traveling today again, you've got to bring

your a game because it's dangerous to drive in dense fog. it's hard to see and on top of the dense fog, what else we're watching is this chilly temperatures. so as you walk out the door, you're going to notice chilly temperatures just like you did yesterday. so what we're anticipating today is temperatures are going to be right there at average. now, earlier this week, we broke records. those temperatures were in the 70's in some today. we're going to be right there at average above average in san francisco year averages. 58. we're at 62 today. oakland, your average is 60. we're looking at 63 san jose. your average is 60. we're looking at 66. it is january. so that still kind of warm as warm as it was earlier this week. but it's still kind of warm right? santa rosa, you are above average temperatures as well. so we have this high pressure system and winds bringing us those warmer temperatures. but it's really this low pressure system coming from the north dropping down those temperatures and given us a lot of action. so as we plan your day tomorrow, what we're going to watch for that anticipation of some rain, i think it's going to be

less than a 10th of an inch of rain. but still set the tone what to anticipate tomorrow on top of a wind advisory in some places to the north, we could see wind gusts up to 30 to 40 miles per hour. and the concern with that is once you hit 31 miles per hour. that's when you start to hear whistling sounds. but take a look. once you hit 39 miles per hour and again, we could have wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour. that's where we get concerned about whole being removed because we have to think about that saturated soil we've had from all the storm. so a lot to talk about and to layer on to that. we're going have colder temperatures. a freeze watch is actually going to start tonight and it's going to stay that way as we roll into monday. so very active weather. a lot going on in the forecast. but what will watch for you as that windy conditions tomorrow, the chance of rain. and then for the next couple of days, we're going to freeze. watch, stephanie. so a lot going on in the weather center for sure. alright, brittany, thank you so much for staying on top of that for us and east bay, nursing home worker faces felony charges in connection

to the death of a resident who lived at that nursing home. >> the facility previously said that they thought the death was a reaction to food. but now the coroner's report is disick disagree with all that kron four's. dan thorn is following this story for us and brings us the latest. >> a nursing home worker is now in jail after an elderly resident died from poisoning on the night of august 23rd of last year. investigators say constantine can noon had to be rushed to the hospital after ingesting all-purpose cleaning solution. the 94 year-old died just days later, something went very wrong here. contra costa county deputy da mary knox says could nunes caregiver. 54 year-old leticia starling ignored her responsibility. noone was living in the memory care unit at atria walnut creek when he consu ed the cleaning liquid couldn't suffered injuries to his stomach. asafa kiss and part of his throat. starling is now facing felony elder abuse resulting in death.

>> this some of the most serious of charging that can be brought against a criminal defendant in september. can nunes son told kron 4 the nursing home said his father had a bad reaction to eating flaming hot cheetos. prosecutors say the coroner's report did not reflect that and instead showed can nunes injuries were consistent with consuming a toxic chemical. >> the nursing homes, parent company atria has said similar complaint said other bay area facilities just 3 days before ca nunes poisoning 3 other residents at atria park in san mateo were accidentally served cleaning liquid instead of juice. one of those residents died. knox would not comment on a tree is handling of these specific cases but says care facilities should always be monitoring residents even more crucial that when someone under takes their care that they do so responsibly and always mindful of the fact that when you leave dangerous

chemicals around that they could easily be picked up in justin. >> and that was kron four's. dan thorn reporting for us this morning. the walnut creek police department referred this case to the contra costa county, d a starling is right now in the martinez detention facility with bail set at $100,000. she is scheduled to $100,000. she is scheduled to be formally charged on monday. want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day without heavy perfumes? try downy light in-wash freshness boosters. it has long-lasting light scent, no heavy perfumes, and no dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day. downy light! finally, a light scent that lasts all day. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey. that's because these moms all have chase. smart bankers. convenient tools.

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right now. police say they do not have any information about what led up to the shooting at this time. that motive still under investigation but we do know this is the 4th mass shooting to happen in california just this month. we're going to continue following the latest developments on this story and bring those to you live here on kron. 4. soon as we get that information all right. let's check in now quickly with brittany begley. she's got the latest on our forecast. good morning to day. we're going to know it is is fog fog and more fog. we actually have a dense fog advisory for the majority of the viewing area. >> at least for the next couple of hours expected to expire around 9 this morning, but could linger around for just a little bit more. so we just showed you downtown. here is san mateo bridge. i would love to show it to you, but i can't because of the dense fog. so just set set the tone for today. what we're going to be dealing with. so again, if you're headed out roadways, make sure leave early. make sure you use your low beams. dangerous driving conditions when we have this kind of dense fog.

>> temperature change. it's a lot like yesterday. so earlier this week we're starting out in the 50's. >> that's not the story today. it's going to be cold. yes, like it was yesterday. some places right there just above freezing like santa rose at 33 on the coast. we're starting off this morning in the 40's, even inland. we're looking at livermore. 35 concord at 40. so be right there. and the 30's and early set your tone for the day. your wake-up planner again, san francisco, your high. we're looking at 53, dense fog. oakland, your high is 54 looking at dense fog. i just checked. it doesn't look too foggy right now in san jose. we're looking at 62 and partly sunny. but rain is headed our way break it down for you, stephanie. coming up next. all right. looking forward to that. bernie, thank you so much. not a big story. we're following this for you this morning. police in memphis, tennessee, have released the bodycam footage of that deadly police beating of 29 year-old tyree nichols nichols died earlier this month. just 3 days after 5 police officers tased pepper

sprayed and brutally beat him during a traffic stop. january 7th. all 5 officers seen right here on your screen have since been fired and charged with murder and kidnapping. >> investigators say the officers beat nicholls who was on his way home from a park for 3 minutes. court and jail records say 4 of the 5 officers posted bond ank were released from custody friday morning. the city of memphis released several clips of the attack friday evening. and we do want to warn you the footage we're about to show you is graphic. it may be difficult to watch. >> i want >> the video shows the officers says you just saw

there violently pulling nichols out of his car and yelling at him to get on the ground. >> nichols follow those instructions and tells the officers that he didn't do anything. and after about a minute of being held down, nichols gets up and runs off with one of the officers trying to tase him. police eventually do catch up with nichols and that's when they pepper spray him. as you just saw there and continuously beat him for 3 minutes. as nichols cries out for his mother who apparently lived just 3 houses down from where this incident happened. the memphis police director describe the actions of these officers as, quote, heinous, reckless and inhumane. she said that her department has not yet been able to confirm the officers claims of reckless driving that led to this initial traffic stop. and now to an interview you'll only see here on kron justin campbell spoke with the family's attorney nichols family's attorney, ben crump about nichols death. again,

some of this video we're about to play here may be difficult for some viewers to watch. >> so hard to work these officers continue to brutalize this young man to a report of him attorney benjamin crump. we don't see them alongside his investigator. arthur read represents the tyree nichols family. crump says he was given the body camera footage showing 5 officers kicking pepper spraying and teasing nichols early january. >> after a traffic stop, he believes the memphis officers handled a wrong from the start. >> they had it is a 30 seconds. they could be estimated from the first moment they the 5 officers have since been fired from the department and charged with second degree murder which in tennessee can lead to 15 to 60 years in prison. but crump, anne reid say they believe more charges may need to read

we think that there may be some room to increase the charges, but we will have to see as well as there are some of the officers on this saying that. >> my need to be chartered. when you look at this video frame by this point is that they've already been arrested. and i think that if in that i don't want to take a that the an attorney crump, says police officers must change how they interact. >> with people of color, we do see. >> wright brothers and sisters who this kind of excessive force where those but we see videos over and over again had people, black care about pro leagues. and though the videos everywhere reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> back here in the bay area. members of the half moon bay community continue to grieve

following monday's mass shooting that killed 7 people. a special community vigil was held last night to remember the victims kron four's terisa stasio. is there. >> a sea of people came together in downtown half moon bay friday evening to pay their respects to the families of those who lost loved ones in that horrific mass shooting on monday that left 7 people residents say that the vigil. >> also, is it time to try and heal and recover as well as lend support to one another as they grieve. >> we're all connected. many ways. i 2 blocks from here. so i walked by the memorial every day. happen to find out what's happening it's just important to show support several 100 people packed the closed streets around mac dutra plaza near city hall. >> the plaza has been transformed into a memorial

for the victims. it's been such a tough week. i'm a little bit alone. >> and not able extend. my appreciation everything that everyone done. i oanted to be here tonight >> this is the first of several events that are going to be taking place in this community to try and heal and recover from such a tragedy. there is an interfaith service that is going to be held next tuesday. we have more information for you on that on kron 4 dot com and half moon bay to reset. it starts kron. 4 news. coming up here on the

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temperature change again. it's going to be a lot like it was yesterday. it's still chilly as we take a look at your highs were right there at average, right? there may be teetering a little bit above average. so it's going to get colder. so enjoy today while you can. i guess san jose, we're at 62 mountain view. we're at 60 on the coast. we're going to be right there. half moon bay at 55 san francisco. 53 up to the north santa rosa. again, you're looking at 60. but overall, we were really one last week breaking records and that temperature is really going to start to dip down with a high pressure system, bringing us those warm temperatures. but we have this low pressure system coming from the north giving us a couple different issues. tomorrow we have the potential. i think it's going to be the morning again. you can wake up with us. we'll track it for you hour by hour. but with the potential for rain, i think it's going to be light showers. a model showing nothing more than a 10th of an inch, but still could be a little aggravating you plan your day. i think the bigger story for us tomorrow. we'll have a wind advisory kicking off at 1 o'clock. and then

again, that's when you can start to see those wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour or so. whenever we had wind gusts of 31 miles per hour. that's when you start to hear that whistling. and maybe you heard that earlier this week because we are really watching a wind advcsory to the north when we hit 39 miles per hour. then we're concerned about trees falling over because you got to think about all that saturated soil we had from all those showers and then we have those gusty breezy winds. we could knock down some trees. it could cause issues with power poles, just a potential for a lot of problems. that, of course, we'll continue to update you throughout the day as we roll into work week. those temperatures really dropping. we're going to go into a freeze watch sunday night into monday. we'll stay connected throughout the week o% to make sure you and your family are safe, stephanie. all right, brittany, thank you. the forty-niners are now just one day away from taking on the philadelphia eagles in the nfc championship. >> the winner goes on to the super bowl. come for sports reporter kate rooney is live for us in philadelphia with more tomorrow's big game. good morning to you, kate.

>> good morning, stephanie. a great to be here in philly. nice, crisp, cool football, whether just the second time these 2 great teams have met in the postseason. the forty-niners won that first matchup back in 1996. but that's pretty much ancient history. most of the players on this year's squad either weren't born or babies back then. and they say they know that this philadelphia team will be the toughest test they faced all season. so this week during practice, the forty-niners said they are sticking to fundamentals. that's their run-first offense and their top ranked regular season defense. they know they're going to have to execute and execute early. philly is a balanced team that can score and can stop opponents from scoring. they have the league's second-ranked defense during the regular season. and yesterday head coach kyle shanahan said that's one of the reasons it's important to get some points on the board early. no, i mean, >> i think that that's our goal every single week. you always want to get out to a good start and stuff. but any time you go against a really good offense and the defense,

especially when starts with their pass rush and then that becomes even that much more important. got to that's always your goal should go every week incident reporting on this week. but it there's also other ways to win. if you don't get off to a great start to do so. >> and you want everything to go ideal. but however, this is dictated i feel we've got the group that can just whatever. >> the forty-niners have been very good at making second-half adjustments in their first 2 playoff games. how's this for a stat rookie quarterback brock purdy has been so good in 2nd half that his passer rating has been an average of one 50 in the first 2 games of the playoffs. that is excellent for those of you who are tracking quarterback passer ratings every single week kickoff tomorrow is at noon pacific right here at lincoln financial field will be here. but for now in philly, kate rooney kron 4 news. wow, incredible. we all need a party in our portfolio.

>> we appreciate that live coverage, kate. also shout out your photog to hear for the great work out there. >> happening now, excited niner fans are making their way to philadelphia to watch the big game kron four's camila barco livg at san francisco international airport where there is a pep rally planned camila. good morning, stephanie. well, we got a few more hours to go until that pep rally starts book right behind me. let me show you is gate e to this is the gate where passengers were. >> headed into a flight that will take him to philadelphia. to watch that game tomorrow. and let's just say that some of these fans they are pumped. i want you to take a look inside flight 30, 40 to philadelphia passengers when he walked inside there already taos waiting for them and those talons, they said forty-niners faithful to the bay just to get into the spirit for tomorrows again.

now, united airlines, they added more flights to help get forty-niners fans all the way to philadelphia. the kicks off in a little more than 24 hours. but like i said, these fans are pumped and we've been talking to fans actually throughout the morning about traveling across the country. here's what one couple had to say. >> and green bay, we room, but a la. you guys are very a lot of the 9 is in any way probably has even because we're going to go there. i don't hear any good that they get for him for >> so, stephanie, yes, some fans that i spoke to this morning, they had that they were that couple. they're were that couple. they're trying go to the super bowl thinking about it. those tickets, they're not cheap. so we'll just have to see actually what happens during tomorrow's game and see the

forty-niners and i'm going to the super bowl now that pep rally. it starts at 11 30 this morning here at sfo. and of course, we'll have all the highlights later tonight. but for now, send it back to, you know, looking forward to that pep rally, i'm sure he's going to be a lot of excited fans there. >> so fun to see those towels in the plane really appreciate that live. look there, camila. the forty-niners are hosting watch parties for sunday's game as well. and one of those events is planned at the crossing at east cut in san francisco. the other one is in san jose at san pedro social in the downtown area. both parties kick off an hour before game time. and we would, of course, love to pictures of you and your fam all decked out in your forty-niners gear. just look at these kitty cat. so cute. you can send us your images and video to breaking news at kron. 4 dot com. we'd love to see you show and your forty-niners spirit. there. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news residents in livermore still recovering

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