>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 >> tonight at 9 demonstrators shutting down broadway street in oakland. people are gathering to protest the killing of tyree nichols protesters knocking over some barricades and projecting slide some of the front of oakland police headquarters. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 9. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. the graphic video of nichols beating at

the hands of 5 members of memphis. police. >> was released on friday. all 5 of those officers have been fired and charged with second degree murder communities across the bay area are coming to terms with what happened. kron four's amanda hari was at an event with san francisco's chief of police today. amanda, what if you have to say? >> everyone at the meeting had a similar reaction to seeing the video of the arrest shock and disgust. they also said they wanted to make sure nothing like this happens in the bay area. >> religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott all coming together to prevent another tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay area brings us together and what he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that. in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body

camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his department in a fair way to process. they also have a special unit created to prevent these types of incidents. the name of that in field training course options. and that is what they do for time. examine. >> procedures are protocols, tactical situations. >> and they come out of that lesson learned. so officers can train to be better. >> ordination on leadership. even when the sergeant is not president. retired police captain yolanda williams also spoke at the event. >> she says she was even more

disappointed that 5 black officers were responsible for the beating. they also discredited to a certain extent black police officers. we fought so hard to become and police agencies for you. it was hard as it as a black person to get through it successfully. and then here we have 5 officers. >> with less than 6 years service who have actually destroyed everything we have for. >> chief scott said they haven't had any issues with protesting or vandalism so far this weekend following the video's release. but he wants people to know it's their right to protest. he just asks people to do it peacefully in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 amanda, thank you. a gofundme account set up for tyree. nichols has already passed more than 1 million dollars in donations. >> those donations pouring in after the page was created yesterday. it is already on its way of making the goal of

1.2 million dollars. we want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. parts of the bay area will be under a freeze warning and frost advisory starting at midnight. yeah, it's going to get cold kron. 4 meteorologist rodriguez joining us with a look at just how cold it's going to get recent. yeah, we're tracking subfreezing temperatures below. 32 degrees expected for our coldest inland valleys. >> in the north bay and east bay and frost advisories for most of the bay area coastline and east bay shoreline. so we're going to feel it from coastal valleys. everyone going to be under that winter chill radar for right now. tracking a drier conditions, starting to clear out as well. now that that weak storm has passed, brought those of you in concord about less than a 10th of an inch of rain or less. but it's that cool. dry air mass and that lack of blanket of storm cloud cover that temperatures are really going to dip. so right now we're seeing pretty uniform numbers mid to upper 40's for most of the bay area. but we are expecting to see

temperatures below 32 degrees at freezing threshold. for those of you in santa rosa and livermore just to name a few. so heads up and bundle up there. in addition to that, we have a wind advisory mainly for north bay valleys and highest peaks. that's in effect right now through monday afternoon because we could actually see wind gusts upwards of 50 miles per hour or less. and those winds starting to howl for our highest peaks in the north bay, napa and fairfield sustained winds at 20 miles per hour. but it's out of the north. so it is going to have an offshore flow event. but as you can see, we are going to see some pretty gusty winds for our highest peaks, including atlas peak in calistoga throughout the overnight hours until we finally noticed calmer conditions by monday afternoon. but that cool dry air mass is going to remain in place on monday with a freeze watch monday night through tuesday morning. those chilly overnight. temperatures going to continue through midweek more. my full forecast in just a few minutes standing. well, back to you. these

temperatures, of course, can be dangerous for those experiencing homelessness. santa clara county. >> has opened some warming centers for community members to stay out of the frigid temps. officials say people in san jose who need overnight shelter can reach out to the phone number or the email that you see on your screen. we also have a list of the warming centers across that county on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> in the east bay, fire crews responding to a 2 story apartment building engulfed in flames. this is in oakland. it happened at a complex on bourke street near 90th avenue early this morning. fire crews say everyone inside the home was evacuated safely and the property will be salvageable in the north bay. 9 people are without a home tonight after a house fire there in rohnert park. it broke out last night on bernie sabha noon. firefighters responded to the blaze in the home's garage quickly spread to the home. officials say the garage had been converted into a living quarters in total damage was estimated to be about a half a million dollars. all 9 residents were displaced in

the cause is still under investigation. >> and in santa rosa, firefighters put out a blaze at an abandoned warehouse. it broke out late last night on central avenue. 5 fire engines responded to the scene. quickly controlling those flames. and then searching the warehouse for anyone who may have been inside. no one was found. no injuries were reported. cause has not been determined yet. but firefighters did say they found evidence of people camping inside the building. damage is estimated at $150,000. >> developing news tonight, the man who drove his family off of the san mateo county ca lift crashing more than 200 feet below is in jail tonight. 41 year-old ash patel was released from the hospital and booked on suspicion of attempted murder and child abuse. investigators believe on january. second patel, who is a doctor and southern california resident intentionally drove his tesla off of the cliff with his wife and 2 young sons inside

miraculously, all of them survived the crash, but they did have serious injuries. but allen's being held at the san mateo county jail without bail. rain could come sometime tomorrow with the da moves forward with criminal charges. >> in other news tonight, forty-niners fall in philly. it was not the outcome. niners fans wanted to see in this game against the eagles. a watch party in san jose was packed with niners fans hoping the team would make it to the super bowl. kron 4 sarah stinson has reaction after the loss. >> san pedro square here in san jose was full of pumped up niners fans. but unfortunately, we didn't win and it ended with a lot of fans walking out of here with a long face. >> that that's who she confidential were pumped up at the beginning of the game with

a lot of energy here. we're excited. we got we got to stay positive. i mean, we were down early in the 1st quarter. now the game is tight. >> we still got life. i'm very confident that we're going to. >> take it all the way brock purdy got taken out of the game. that's when people started to have some doubt. if you would and as the eagles continue to score, people were getting more and more if people are out. >> is a local rafter and one of his songs is about the niners who performed at the i love being around all the forty-niners unlike other fan bases, it's it's a real community. there's only one eagles fan of the entire watch course. he had asked how he feels about the big the super bowl. >> feels good. want to go into

9 anyway. too much on a quarterback and he couldn't. he couldn't before like he wanted the nfc championship game ended up being a blowout. but niners fans always remain faithful man, top that we had a rookie quarterback half the season for us to get this far is their fans are still here this what it is, but i'm faithful to the bay it it's often next year, even though we lost niners fans still feel like they're winning. people are so pumped up and celebrating the incredible season that we had. everyone saying maybe next year will be our year. i'm sarah stinson reporting in san jose. back to you. >> coming up, house speaker kevin mccarthy said to talk to the president about the debt ceiling this week, them key points. he wants to hit. >> plus, colin kaepernick's new docu series focusing on alleged police corruption and a california city will take a closer look after the break.

>> and new details about the mass shooting

tonight, we're learning more about the motive behind the mass shooting in half moon bay that left 7 people dead and a community. >> heartbroken california prosecutor told the bay area news group that a dispute over $100 work-related repair bill spurred the violence. 66 year-old to lead zhao told investigators he went to vent to his supervisor about the bill saying his co-worker was to blame for the crash between his forklift and the co-workers. bulldozer. the supervisor insisted zhao pay. then the rampage began challenge now facing several murder charges. he admitted to the killings in a jailhouse interview last week. >> we are also learning tonight the names of the victims killed in a shooting at a rental home just north of beverly hills this weekend. all 3 of them are women ranging in age from mid 20's to their early 30's, the

victims. 33 year-old eye ton of chicago. 29 year-old nina davis from boiling brook, illinois, a chicago suburb. and 26 year-old destiny. sense from buckeye, arizona. 3 women were shot inside a car sitting outside what police are calling a gathering at a short-term rental house in beverly crest early yesterday morning for other people were wounded in this shooting. police are still searching for suspects and a motive. but they say this was not a random attack. >> i want everyone to take the time. to grieve 2 more to cover. but after. i want us, the people of this nation. she take action. >> the man who stopped the monterey park shooter from carrying out another massacre was honored with the medal of courage earlier today. 26 year-old brandon size sprang into action when the shooter entered a dance studio and alhambra california, the

shooter had just shot 10 people and wounded 10 others at a dance studio in monterey park. tsai was able to wrestle the gun away. the alhambra police department recognized sigh at a city new lunar new year celebration today. >> other news tonight, ticketmaster live nation still in the hot seat for its response to the taylor swift ticket disaster. a top company exec face tough questions during a senate judiciary hearing last week. john muller gives us a closer look. >> the only way to restore competition in this industry is to break up ticketmaster and live nation experts called before the senate judiciary committee were blunt and clear saying live nation ticketmaster must be broken up its outsized role in the industry came to a shocking head during taylor swift's pre-concert sale debacle in november. long wait times, massive technical issues and high prices. frustrated fans and broke swifty hearts

ticketmaster took the heat before senators but blamed high demand scalping. and most of all, computer bots for the meltdown. we knew butts would tack that on sale and planned accordingly. we were then hit with 3 times the amount of bot traffic that we've ever experienced. ticketmaster has more than 70% of the market for ticketing large events while simultaneously owning many of the concert venues and promoting them through live nation. senator amy klobuchar are said the swift to spotlighted. a problem that's existed for years. whether it's bruce springsteen or bts are bad bunny or in the past pearl jam or the pixies fans, artists and venues are facing real issues with live nation. experts say to get masters merger with live nation in 2010 set the stage for what one called a monopoly on par with standard oil of the early 19, 100's. >> that hurts concert goers, artists and smaller competitors across the live entertainment industry.

>> as expected live nation defended themselves from the accusations, but they also offered an apology to swifties. we apologize to the fans. we apologize to ms, wept. >> we need to do better. >> that was john miller reporting for us tonight. meantime, there are reports the justice department's investigating live nation for antitrust violations, but the doj has yet to confirm that. >> we want to get you a check of the 4 zone forecast. a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. beautiful shot out there. but we know. >> it's cole all along the coastline. and those in the higher elevations are going to want to grab an extra blanket tonight. i think that reese rodriguez has more on that. yeah, because we not only have frost advisories freeze warnings going into effect midnight through 9 o'clock for your monday morning. so i know it feels like it should already be of freeze and frost warning night, but that's going to start officially in a few hours. we're going to see temperatures. feel like they're dipping in the 20's

and 30's and overnight lows, especially for those of you in our coldest inland valleys in the north and east bay. you're actually going to be subfreezing livermore. 29 degrees for your overnight temperatures. santa rosa in the low 30's as he's conquered and even valais hope mid 30's around the bay area shoreline. so even our coastal cities that should be in the mid 40's this time of year. going to feel that winter chill overnight. so certainly bundle up. we felt the cold blast of air, especially from that week's storm that brought us really traces amount of rain, cool temperatures as well. for those of you in concord, you've got about a 10th of an inch of rain or less. 47 degrees. that was your daytime high. and just to put it in perspective, that should be your overnight temperature. you should be averaging low 60's this time of year. so easily, 12 degrees below average. and because of that lack a blanket of storm cloud cover temperatures really going to feel cooler tonight. we are tracking a drier and cooler air mass. now that that

storm has exited the bay area with widespread mid to upper 40's for most of the bay area downtown san francisco. 49 degrees as head a little bit. temperatures in the mid 40's already for sonoma, dublin and even livermore out there right now for your sunday night. so this is going to be one of the chilliest night for the next 7 days. high temperatures tomorrow, though, we are going to be slightly milder, but still 48 degrees below average, widespread low to mid 50's barely in the low 50's. for those of you in concord and livermore after your chilly start, you are going to have a difficult time climbing in reaching that low, 50 degree mark. so just a heads up there, downtown san francisco. 53 degrees with mid 50's for fremont and santa rosa. so temperatures going to stay cool to start out your upcoming work week forecast. but then by the 2nd half of the weekend, we are going to see milder temperatures, light shower chances. thursday night through friday. but then we will see a better chance of rain a week from today on sunday. so i know this storm

really didn't do much as far as rain totals go, but it definitely left behind a winter chill. so bundle up tonight. bundle up. bring your pets inside. you know your plants, all that good stuff. all that good stuff. pay extra for that heat. our yeah. >> the city's north beach neighborhood is known for coffee houses, italian restaurants, pizza parlors. but there's always room for something new and different. on tonight's dine and dish, we're taking you to a fun spot that just got nominated for a james beard award. vicki liviakis introduces us. >> to solve a >> in th heart of north beach alongside the classics. there's a newcomer of and neighbors are left it's my first time to i live in the neighborhood and i saw that opened was so excited. it's just >> really beautiful on score. so color. also check it out because saw mainstay of the richmond district has opened up in what used to be the ultra toria pinocchios.

>> chris and yuka, the husband-wife team behind cassava actually had their first romantic date that the legendary locale. >> the vive, the historical they share this beautiful location. so you could call it a labor of love. >> chris and his culinary team condor, a beautiful plates of seafood, salads and delicate desserts. everything california offers you can dine al fresco outside or inside at the counter or table and catch the creative process, seeing us prepared you know, and in front of them. and, you know, i think can even get from going out to eat, you know, good luck to see that. >> going to dinner with chris and yuka i've been doing for years while diners from chris office, former neighborhood are finding the excuse now to make the track across >> i'm going to lick the plate. don't even like nobody of

>> that was vicki liviakis. of course, we are always looking for great places to feature on dine. and dish scanned the qr code that see on your screen. there. it will take you directly to the web page where you can submit your restaurant, our favorite restaurant for us to feature. >> still ahead here at 9 o'clock, the but this energy drink recently, you might be up for some big bucks. will explain why after the break.

house speaker kevin mccarthy says that he's looking forward to discussing the debt ceiling with president biden. in an interview with cbs is face the nation. mccarthy said he wants to address spending cuts along with raising the debt limit. but the white house is refusing to pair those 2 together as the government tries to avoid a potentially devastating financial default. mccarthy is pledging that cuts to medicare and social security will be off the table. the wednesday meeting at the white house will be the first time he and the president will meet since he became house speaker. for your money tonight. if you bought a celsius energy drink in the last 7 years, you might be able to get some money back. a lawsuit claimed. >> the drink falsely promoted no preservatives on its label. celsius argues citric acid is used for flavor, but still decided to settle any way. that means if you bought celsius between 2015 through november of last year. you could get up to 250 bucks and this all you have to do is submit a claim on its website with a receipt by february.

1st time in their seats. kind of hard, right? whether you like tag along segments do-si-dos get out your wallets. it's girl scout girl scout cookie season and like everything else, they're going to cost you a little bit more than 2023 cookie program is bringing back the standards like the ones i just mentioned there. also bringing in some newcomers this year. raspberry rally is a cookie similar to thin mints, which is my favorite. but this one has a raspberry filling might be worth a try. girl scouts as the best way to buy cookies is directly from a scout scouts will start setting up their booths outside your local grocery starting on friday cookies this year will however run 6 bucks for a box. that's the first price increase for the snacks and 8 years. they've been $5 for a while. like when i was selling them up, they were like 2 bucks a so it goes to a good cause. yes, it definitely does saying it's called inflation, right? what happened to him. but to be sure to save your change

after your grocery shopping and, you know, do what you all right. well, coming up, we're honoring black history tonight with a look at the. >> a member of the so-called exonerated 5 who's turning to public service. it was a case that let the country take a hard look at its justice system. >> plus, how a french bulldog ended up back home with its family after being stolen last week. >> and we tracked a few inches of fresh powder for this year. your full fear forecast coming up because definitely warming up in the coming days. stay tuned.

>> now at 9.30, colin kaepernick is releasing a new docu series on hulu. the series called killing county explores alleged corruption experience by multiple families at the hands of law enforcement, particularly focuses on the bakersfield police department as one family hunts for answers and the truth and their loved one's death micaela armstrong has more. >> i'm about much are all gone. the gunshot sound >> 2 people are dead and a bpd officer is in hospital following an early morning shooting in the southwest bakersfield hotel. >> my son died in a shootout. >> that's an as jorge ramirez junior, the victim of a fatal officer-involved shooting. that is the center of docu series killing county ramirez was shot and killed by bakersfield police in 2013

outside the 4 points. sheraton hotel on california avenue while working as an off the books. informant. no officers were charged in connection to the shooting. however, it was revealed that bpd detectives diaz and patrick mara were involved in making ramirez informant diaz participated in the docu series and discuss being sentenced to 5 years in prison in 2016 for stealing drugs and putting them back on the street. i was wrong. you know, i at midday in 2018 father told 17 news diaz was behind his son's death far as i'm concerned. you send my son to his death a few years after mears was killed, his family was still fighting for justice against the department. we want the officers to be held accountable and we are going to fight for justice for my brother and they'll never forget who we are because we'll always down strong. now, nearly 10 years since his death, they're using this platform to make sure he is never forgotten and share the stories of other families who have experienced the same.

>> that was mikala armstrong reporting for us tonight. new at 9, 1, of the twin babies rescued during an amber alert search in ohio has died. police say they were called to a home after receiving reports of baby kyair thomas on the right, not breathing. he was that rushed to the hospital where he later died. there's no word on a cause of death at this time. baby kyair and his brother cason were abducted in december when their moms running car was stolen outside of a pizza restaurant. kyair was found a few hours later. but case in wasn't found until days later inside the stolen car outside a pizza restaurant in indianapolis. the suspect knowledge jackson is now facing local and federal kidnapping charges. >> back here at home in the east bay, police have arrested a man who hit a person while drunk driving. it happened on shell mound street near the ikea and i-80 in emeryville yesterday afternoon. the person hit is now in critical condition. the driver of the

car ran from the scene but was caught a few blocks away. he is now facing several charges. >> police in south san francisco are looking for 2 suspects behind an armed robbery. officers say a business in the corner of grand in linden avenues was robbed at gunpoint around 2 o'clock friday afternoon after getting the money, the pair ran off on foot towards 3rd lane. anyone with any information about this is asked to call south san francisco police. >> a happy reunion tonight for the family of a french bulldogs stolen at gunpoint during an attempted carjacking last week. the owners of received a call from a vet clinic and allay saying someone had dropped the dog off. that person did not leave any information. even though reward was being offered on monday's owners were parked. >> in. >> at their apartment when 2 suspects with guns approached their car, they demanded them to hand over the one year-old pup. they also tried to steal the car, but they couldn't get it to start. the pair still on

the loose. but the family is grateful. kalaeloa is now back home. >> sausalito has a new mayor, melissa blouse teen says housing is a major priority for her and the state has recently mandated the city create more than 700 new dwellings over the next 8 years. >> we need to move saw sleet is a 2 by 2 square miles city. and we've been asked at 724 new units of housing. so we're working really hard because, you know, no one is going to be 100% happy with the choices that we make. but i believe that we can come up with a plan that will help us make a more inclusive community that allows us to welcome more folks into our town. also solves our housing challenges. >> a special city council review meeting is set for tomorrow to discuss the housing element. it is open to the public. >> well, the niners new want to be a tough test, but today's nfc championship game was a brutal. if you are one of the faithful things went wrong from the opening drive and only got worse from there.

kate rooney reports from philadelphia. >> the forty-niners came just short of a true fairy tale this season after brock purdy went from mister relevant to rewriting the rookie history books. his storybook season ended here tonight at lincoln financial field in the nfc championship game against the philadelphia eagles. pretty was able to complete just 4 passes in the game before getting injured on his right throwing elbow an injury, what he described as extremely painful. that's when fourth-string quarterback josh johnson came in the game and struggled before he too, would end up leaving after sustaining a concussion. first forty-niners season in which the quarterback position has faced so much adversity. it was a fitting if disappointing ending. >> he news i i'm not going throw the ball. also. you might as well have that's all those come just our message was. you know, half what else you got to do it's going to roll over and die or go out there and found the physical and now. german. you can to put something on

>> we found bruck's is kind of it differently. puts a damper on things. but we've been through it multiple times this year and we've prevailed. we stood a lot of hope. we can throw the ball and they know and they know that i'm not going to around the ball either because they're not allow that to happen is tough. definitely not. hey, john, up. >> purdy will get an mri tomorrow to learn the extent of the injury. and after that, his story will instantly become one of the most intriguing of the nfl offseason. what's going to happen at the forty-niners quarterback position for tonight at lincoln financial field. kate rooney. >> take a look at this. a group of kids had to be rescued off of a broken roller coaster and north highlands in sacramento county photos here capturing the children stock at the top of the ride. skandia family fun center.

fortunately, metro fire crews managed to rescue the kids before anyone got hurt. what caused the ride to break down? still remains a mystery tonight. >> time now to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast is a live look at the embarcadero. the flag there within just a little quicker you know, it's already cold out there and it's only going to get colder as we get deeper into the night. rodriguez has details. a member. a yeah. freeze warnings and frost advisories going to go into effect for the bay area right around midnight. but we are expecting. >> to see right now, some breezy winds for those of you. i-80 at donner summit. you can see the camera shaking a little bit and also seeing some snow flurries still stuck on that camera. slick roads expected tonight. but radar for we are tracking a dryer, clear weather out there in the sierras. so future cast for we are going to track that drying trend all night long and even through tomorrow as well. that storm that brought inches of snow to the sierra going to

leave behind a very cool and dry air mass. so still going to stay in the mid 20's, even with that extra sunshine for truckee and south lake tahoe. but then look at the warming trend in the coming days by tuesday. we're going to warm up 10 degrees into the mid 30's and then almost an additional 10 degrees on wednesday into the mid 40's. so we are going to see milder weather in the days ahead after monday's cold snap. but temperatures out there right now in the bay area certainly on the cool side checkout fairfax, 40 degrees with downtown san francisco, almost 10 degrees. milder flirting with 50's. but 49 degrees. so we are seeing widespread mid to upper 40's for those of you in the north bay because of those warm, dry, offshore breezes. so that's actually going to help keep you on. the mild is side with the exception of santa rosa. subfreezing temperatures there in the low 30's, even colder for those of you in livermore at 29 degrees. but napa and

avato actually going to warm up into the mid 30's. thanks to those warm, dry offshore breezes that will gust 50 to 60 miles per hour overnight and into your monday morning until we notice calmer winds speeds by monday afternoon. high temperatures tomorrow, though, out of the 40's for those of you in concord, 50 degrees for concord and livermore with mid-fifties around the bay area. shoreline, 2 of them, all the cities will be fremont and san jose. 55 degrees. but still about 48 degrees below average and we're going to start cool on monday. but then gradually warmed to seasonal temperatures by the 2nd half of this upcoming week with low 60's. by next saturday, a chance of rain a week from today. back to you, dan and well. >> lot from 4 is honoring black history through the end of february. tonight we bring you a case that not only shocked the world that would eventually forced the nation to take a hard look at our justice system. reporter ayana harry has more on the exonerated 5. >> many of may have lost many of us gave up on the system.

>> yusef knows what it's like to feel vulnerable and pvoiceless. 33 years ago was one of about a spike was of justice at just 15 years old salon found of self and arrest. and at the center of one of the most notorious cases in new york city history of the central park jogger case. and 4 other teen suspects became known as the central park 5 spent 7 years in prison for a brutal rape assault and attempted murder that he did not commit people who became. politicians like donald trump. he said, no, these guys are guilty. >> matter of fact, we bring back the death penalty. put a bounty on after a lengthy legal fight, the 5 were exonerated in 2002. >> today slump is a husband and father of 10 and author and an advocate for criminal justice reform should not to yusef is now opening up about the next chapter in his story. he's running for public office when you're cold. you have to

come. >> you can't say i didn't hear the call, you know, and i've been called for a long time. is in the race to represent central harlem in the new york city council. the democratic primary is in june. he's running against the current council member and several longtime local politicians that gets a little crowded. but, you know >> what? it would be worth it. if it was, it would be worth if it was easy born and raised here in harlem. thank you. my brother i was doing the law is clear on the change he wants to see in this community. a big platform wanting on is making sure that. >> the budget is. pushed in such a way that we benefit more. he's also campaigning on issues of public safety and affordable housing for people who live in harlem to be able to have the ability to stay here for many years. didn't trust new york city politics, but now he believes his life experience with ad a unique perspective to the city council who better than a

person who's been affected. but the system. to have a seat at the table in new york ayana harry. >> we have an entire session. our web site dedicated to black history month. you can scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to that page. >> coming up, a gorgeous performance gracing our studios for lunar new year today. a closer look after the break. and in sports, the forty-niners falling short in their quest to reach super bowl. 57. so with director jason dumas has reaction from the team next.

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forty-niners became a juggernaut simply dominant on both sides of the ball with playmakers everywhere and their third-string quarterback ended up being the best quarterback on the roster. it really felt like everything was falling into place for this niners team. but then they ran into the philadelphia defensive line, a unit that changed everything with one hit on brock purdy. let's head out to south philly to see how it all played out and there's brock looking for his 8th straight win in hoping to become the first rookie quarterback to take his team

to the super bowl. missed opportunity early for the niners jalen hurts on 4th down. gets out the pocket. he's devontae smith. but not so fast. that ball hit the ground. the eagles hurry up to the line of scrimmage before san francisco could challenge and that would lead to this miles. sanders scores to make it 7, nothing. all righty. next. forty-niners drive mo bad news for the niners hassan reddick. blows pass to tight end. i don't know how to tie that was supposed to block him. that's a strip sack. take another look. hurts. brock purdy elbow in the process. he would leave the game we'll see him a little later. so now and comes josh johnson, they have to lean on the run with josh johnson in there and they leaned on christian mccaffrey. that is a grown man run right there. about playing the game today? given the circumstances

but more bad news for san francisco become protect purdy. protect johnson syndromic for the eagles. drills, johnson. that's a concussion. he would not return final seconds of the 3rd jalen hurts scores. that was really the nail in the coffin. after johnson's injury, purdy would return, but he could throw the ball because of that injury, the niners only attempted 3 passes the rest of the game. eagles win. 31 to 7. they're heading to the super bowl. 57 -fter the game. the forty-niners express your support for their rookie quarterback is jack to be able to be out there? i mean. >> he news i'm not going throw the ball. also. you might as well have that's all those come essentials. you know, half what else you got to do it's going to roll over and die or go out there and found the physical and now. giving you can to put something on tape >> we found a brooks is kind of it differently. puts a

damper on things. but we've been through it multiple times this year and we've prevailed. we still have a lot of hope. we can throw the ball and they know and they know that i'm not going to be there on the ball either because they're not allow that to happen is tough. definitely not a drone up. >> tough. tough break. how about the afc patrick mahomes and chiefs taking on joe cool and the bengals. we pick things up in the 4 down 7 semaj pier right? gets in for 6. we've got ourselves a tie game. final seconds of the game tied up. mahomes trying to get the chiefs in field goal range. as you see, just 10 seconds left. he gets to the edge. joseph aside, you can't do that. unnecessary roughness. 15 yard penalty. that's a penalty anyway is shake it. that puts them in

field goal range. and guess what? harrison butker arkansas, 45 yards out would have been a 60 yarder. so like i said, it changed the game. he knocks it down. chiefs win. 23 to 20 cent on some hoops. let's end on a good note starting tara vanderveer and stanford. she's just she's got oregon this afternoon. it can break made her presence felt early. that was early in the first volleyball that shot yet 10 blocks on the day. how about the lee jones? the hannah stanford up 6 3rd quarter. now, stanford up 9 joan gets inside the brink too easy cam at 16, 11 10 stanford goes on to win by guys. back to that niners game. so apparently brokered he had a ucl they're hoping is not as bad as it could be. they're hoping is only like a six-week rehab, but it is as bad as it could be like pair that will take him out. for a long yeah,

a long time. but would next season comes around? there's like 2 other quarterbacks that were her, you know, ahead of well, jimmy is a free >> highly doubt. he's coming back with brock and a tray in the fold now. so it's going to come down to trey and brock. and if you ask me this morning, i it's going to be brock. no question. but brock doesn't have an entire offseason and he always doing his rehab. all train might have the upper hand going into camp. so him never a dull moment. not gonna lie. i feel for niners fans just there. never a dull moment. maybe go out to tom brady and someone just that, you know what? going to be like. the question right is like it's going to be available aaron rodgers. could be could be. tom brady makes our lives very has fans. yeah, man. think >> thanks, jason. >> we want to get your check of your 4 zone this is a live

look at the transamerica pyramid. earlier we can see the fog coming in. you could really feel the chill announces pretty dark. and we know that it's only going to get colder. yeah. and the chill is in the air to rodriguez. joining us. what? >> more on that. recent pay their well, yeah, we're tracking clear skies out there. and after that week, winter storm, we are noticing cooler temperatures out there right now because of that lack of blanket of storm cloud cover. so clear skies. >> city hall lit up in red and gold for our forty-niners. and let's take a look at all of the warnings and advisories because not only do we have freeze warnings in effect for north and east bay valleys starting at midnight, but also frost advisories for most of the bay area coastline and east bay shoreline. so we're definitely going to feel that blast of winter chill and temperatures subfreezing. in fact, we're going to cool down to 29 degrees for overnight lows for livermore, low 30's

from allay and conquered santa rosa as well with mid 30's. so downtown san francisco not included in that frost advisory, but don't let your guard down. it's still going to be dangerously cold. 37 degrees with half moon bay. also in the mid 30's as well. gusty winds tonight, mainly far north bay valleys and highest peaks from now through monday afternoon. we could see wind gusts in that 50 to 60 miles per hour range. so we're getting that textbook example of those warm, dry, offshore breezes knapp and fairfield already starting to see those winds gusting in the 20 mile per hour range 30 to 40 miles per hour range already for our highest peaks in parts of the north bay. and we're going to continue to see that overnight, 50 to 60 miles per hour. wind gusts expected until we start to notice. calmer winds speeds for those of you in the north bay by monday afternoon. but off to a cool start for your work week monday until temperatures gradually start to warm up to seasonal temperatures by thursday and friday of this upcoming week. and then we

have a chance of showers by sunday. but check out the 61 degrees for those of you on saturday. for most of our inland valleys, certainly going to enjoy that after a cool start on monday. back to, you know, all down. >> continue our coverage of the lunar new year. the helen dance academy showed off their skills today. chinese youth date youth dance based out of san francisco will be performing at the upcoming san francisco lunar new year parade. one of the organizers spoke about what this celebration means to them. >> the message here is to not only celebrate the achievement and success of chinese, american, or income, but also to go against. the asian hate and violence and to promote unity. >> the lunar new year parade is scheduled for february 4th.

>> well, the american population is shifting to the south, according to the u.s. census bureau, the south. >> outgrew other areas of the country by about 1.3 million people births there out pace deaths and migration patterns. 6 of the 10 leading growth states were in the south. those include texas, florida, georgia and north carolina states with significant down trends. were california

alaska, hawaii, new mexico, oregon and washington all those places are pretty expensive to live as the quite a bit. >> i mean, i know more than enough people move east from here. >> we

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you're watching kron. 4 news. >> tonight at 10, it's going to be a very cold night. a freeze warning and frost advisory combined with high winds could make for a dangerous combination. good evening and thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow that freeze warning set to begin in just 2 u