>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 4. >> well, good monday morning and thank you for waking up with this broad early for the kron. 4 morning news today is monday. january 29th. i'm reyna harvey. hopefully you had a great weekend. me, you know, not the best with the game, but let's talk about some other things like the weather. john sabol back in the house. john, did you bring the cold with you? i think i did because it was chilly out there yesterday and cold this morning. >> we're looking at some really cold temperatures dropping us and a freeze warning and frost advisory territory. so get those layers on as you're about to be heading out this monday. start. we're sitting at the

downtown san francisco camera. you can see skies are overall pretty nice and clear. we're going to be looking at a beautiful sunny afternoon. just got to get through these cold temperatures. first, morgan hill, san mateo livermore, dublin brentwood in concord, among spots in the 30's right now will add to the list petaluma sain calistoga an lot more of a set to be dropping into the 30's at points this morning. this is enough to be prompting freeze warnings in the darker blue hues and in the lighter blue closer to the coastline in the bayshore. those are frost advisories. temperatures at or very coal dust in our inland valleys falling into the upper 20's. this prolonged freeze this morning, definitely posing a risk to those plants that are for us. the septa bull just bring the pets indoors. hopefully you got the plants covered up last night. overall, though, clear and cold to get this week started off with as far as what we have the rest of the day today. radar shows nice clearing skies. yesterday we saw a few isolated showers

across the bay today. none of that. we're going to be looking at ample sunshine and daytime highs rising well into the 50's. i've got the rest of the week's forecast still to come. so stay with us. let's get a look at your traffic if you're traveling into the city. >> about 7 minutes mace to that fremont street exit, the san mateo bridge, a 80 to 101 about 12 minutes as you're traveling across towards the peninsula time we have little has it there. but that's not making the drive times go up just yet. 92 westbound will keep a close eye on that. see if things change. richmond, sandra fell bridge 8 minutes tolls to 101, and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes. well, demonstrations shut down broadway street in oakland. people gathered last night to protest the killing of tyree nichols. the very graphic video of nichols beating at the hands of 5 members. all the memphis police department was released on friday. all 5

of those officers were charged and are charged with second degree murder. now the san francisco chapter of the naacp and community leaders all came together to discuss the death of nichols kron. four's amanda hari has reaction from community leaders including the city's police chief. >> everyone at the meeting had a similar reaction to seeing the video of the arrest. shock and disgust. they say they want to make sure nothing similar ever happens here 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 brown 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 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 sore officers trained to be better. >> coronation 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 officers and police agencies for you and 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 says they haven't had any issues with protests or vandalism over the weekend since the video has been released. >> but he wants people to know they have a right to protest. he just ask that they do so peacefully in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news now. the gofundme account set up for terry nichols. family has over 1 million dollars in donations pages created on saturday and it's well on its way to making the goal of 1.2 million dollars donations have been pouring in after the

video footage showing that violent arrest was made public. we have some developing news for you because the man accused of trying to kill his family. i driving off of the san mateo cliff crashing more than 200 feet below is in jail right now. 41 year-old are nash to tell. now he was released from the hospital and booked on suspicion of attempted murder and child abuse and vesta gators believe on january. 2nd, patel intentionally drove his tesla off the cliff with his wife and 2 young kids inside. miraculously, all of them survived. that crashed with pretty serious injuries. patel is being held at the san mateo county jail without bail. you could be arraigned sometime today if the district attorney moves forward with criminal charges. also happening today, a former assistant living facility worker will be rain for the death of a 94 year-old resident. that's 54. you all that. he she is starling and she's charged with elder abuse

that the contra costa county district attorney office says resulted in the death of constantine county. you in august of 2021. da's office is starling was taking care of the victim at atria walnut creek when he drank a cleaning solution. he was rushed to the hospital but died days later from injuries to his stomach. his esophagus in parts of his throat. now, the da says starling willfully cause and permitted him to be in a situation where his health was in danger. starling is being held in the martinez detention facility on $100,000. bail. well in the east bay emeryville, police arrested a man accused of driving drunk and hit a pedestrian that happened on shell mount street right near the ikea and 80 saturday afternoon. the person is in critical condition. the driver of that car ran away but was caught just a blocks later, police arrested him for felony dui hit and run as well as gun possession. now we're

learning more about the motive in the mass shooting in half bay that killed 7 people. a california prosecutor told the bay area news group that a dispute over $100 in work related repairs that bill spur the violence. they say 66 year old chanley zao told investigators he went to his supervisor about the bill saying that his co worker was to blame for the collision between his forklift and the co-workers. bulldozer supervisor insisted that he pay. then that rampage began zao charged with 7 counts of premeditated murder and one count of attempted murder. investigators say he admitted the killing in the jailhouse interview on thursday. but he did not enter a plea at his arraignment. he's being held in jail without bail. now. and stop the moderate part shooter from carried out another massacre was given a hero's welcome on sunday. this is that video that scene the

alhambra police department resent brandon sigh brandon saying with a medal of courage and the city's lunar new year's festival now saying sprang into action when the shooter answer to dance studio. the shoe had just killed 11 people and wounded 9 others at the dance today in monterey park. we'll see was able to wrestle the gun away. take a listen. >> believe that we can mend and grow from this tragedy. i want everyone to take the time. to grieve 2 more to counter. but after. i want us. the people of this nation. she take action. >> the event included a remembrance ceremony for all the victims that were impacted his route. the forty-niners season came to an end after losing to the eagles in the nfc championship. the niners were played with quarterback

injuries and turnovers. kron four's. kate rooney has more. 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 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 fun. that's all those come just our message was. you know, half at what else you got to do it's going to roll over and die or go out there and he found the physical and now. german. you

can to put something on tape >> 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 that to happen is tough. definitely not. hey, john, up. >> all right. they gave it their all, though. that was kate rooney reporting. now purdy is going to him our eye today to find out the extent of his injuries coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we're talking about freezing temps back in the bay. we're going to tell you where to go. if you're trying to excite the cold in the south bay. plus, southwest airlines, they're still in hot water the holiday meltdown. a federal investigation found out so far and how the airline plans to turn things around and the killing of tyree nichols

renews calls for police reform. the law activists that one what they want to see relies. we're going to be right back after the break.

>> all right. well, the cold back in the bay area, frigid temperatures.

>> dipping into the low to mid 30's overnight for the call would have have multiple blankets. the national weather service issued a freeze watch for many inland areas prompting santa clara county to open warming centers. crawford's gayle ong has those details. take a listen. >> after days of warm temperatures, cold weather is expected to continue into wednesday morning. the national weather service is anticipating frost and freezing temperatures. santa clara county libraries will be available as warming centers to help residents cope with the cold. the county will have several locations open during the day where people can go to warm up, including libraries in cupertino, gilroy, los gatos, no peaches and morgan hill business hours very thankfully, i have. >> heater and so i'm good. thank you, josh. raja have been enjoying the dry weather and is now preparing for the coal. i was our you know, it's who's not right now, but normally when it's cold, the chilly temperatures can make for hazardous conditions for those most vulnerable to cold

temperatures including unhoused people, the santa clara county office of emergency says people in san jose who need overnight shelter can reach out to the phone number or email you see here on your screen, a number of unhoused people die due to cold exposure last month in the county, the emergency management office shares these tips to take precautions against hypothermia and to seek shelter. avoid being outside during the coldest part of the day dress in layers, wear a hat, scarf and gloves, mittens, wear waterproof, insulated boots to avoid hypothermia or frostbite. and stay hydrated. >> and the is offering free bus rides to the warming centers. community members will just have to let the drivers know which locations they're going to and coming back from. no proof is required. reporting from cupertino. gayle ong kron. 4 news. all right. thank you for that gales. good to know about those warming centers. if you need to get out of the cold. >> john sabol is back to kind of get us started an early walk us through a long these cold temps going to stick around. yeah, fortunately, just a couple more hours. this

until 09:00am. we are under freeze warnings and frost advisories which >> is an extended amount of time to be below freezing, which is the whole purpose of the freeze warnings, getting yourself your pets indoors and covering those plants hopefully already did so last night before you went to bed, this is where we're at this morning golden gate bridge. crystal clear. it sees clear calm mornings, though, that we oftentimes see our coldest of temps. yesterday. we had a few showers working across the bay area. all that energy is shifted to the south. now now at some snow up in the mountains above la and some rainfall for the southern into the central valley in the bay area. quieting things down. it seems clear conditions during our overnight hours compared with those still conditions and cold air that is sifted through the bay area that has allowed temperatures to get so cold. we're down into freeze warning and frost advisory territory this morning. freeze warnings in the deeper blue frost advisories in that light blue. and we're going to be there through 09:00am now as far as temperatures go later on today, we work our way out of the 30's and back up into

the 50's millbrae. 51 degrees for your daytime high today. foster city at 54 saying carlos in redwood city each 53 degrees, south bay temperatures in the low to mid 50's for your highs. similar range for the east bay, although pleasanton livermore and not even leaving the 40's. only up to 49 degrees. definitely weather. even with all the sunshine that we're going to have that will make you want to keep the jackets on all the way through the afternoon. as far as the rest of the forecast goes, we're not going to stay quite as cold. daytime highs will rise into the mid to upper 50's for the rest of the forecast. as far as our lows, most of those should remain above freezing starting tomorrow morning, february 1st, kicking off on wednesday and doing so in a dry know next chance of showers will be here thursday evening into friday morning. a better chance looking likely into early next week, right? all right, john, thank you for that update. >> hey, if you're heading into the city, it's going to take about.7 minutes to make that drive. so no major also don't see any reports about bart

today. no, we had some major issues at the start of the weekend with that 13 minutes, san mateo bridge it to 101. now about averages and bridge. tulsa, 108, minutes. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 19 minutes. well, sausalito has a new mayor and she's laying out her top priorities for the city. melissa lawson teen says housing is one of the state 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 and also solves our housing challenges. >> well, there will be a special city council review meeting today to discuss the housing element and it's open

to the public so you can go ahead and going out there. let's switch gears because over the weekend, americans reacted to the video released by the memphis police department that show what happened to terry nichols during a traffic stop is graphic. it is horrific. washington correspondent basil john joins us live with reaction from lawmakers as a lot of people just very upset by this video. >> well, good morning. and yes, many people throughout the country are upset about this, but some people, especially the nichols family, want something done about it. so the nichols family attorney has said that he wants lawmakers and the president to bring police reform efforts back to the table. heartbreak. >> it was horrible, inhumane. that's how illinois democratic senator durbin described the brutal video of memphis police officers beating tyree nichols. and on abc's this week, he says there is a

federal responsibility for police reform. we need a national conversation on this. we do not the denial or willful indifference. the video has brought calls from across the country for change. and on cnn state of the union, pennsylvania democratic congresswoman summer league says the calls for change are growing. there are so many black cities across the country that have not lived this but it's painful every single time and never gets any easier. the nichols family attorney ben crump says he's urging congress to pass legislation to combat police misconduct. put the george floyd justice in policing back on the table to have the also push to get police reform. but ohio republican congressman jim jordan told nbc's meet the e press. >> he doesn't think there's a law that can stop what happened in the video. i don't know that any law, any training, any reform is going to change. you know, that this man was handcuffed, they continue to be him. >> now, jordan also says that there is a lack of good

applicants trying to join the police throughout the country. and that needs to change reporting live in washengton. i'm basil, john. all right, basil, thanks for the update. okay. so now the memphis police permanently disbanded the scorpion unit. >> that's the task force at the center of the death of terry nichols. all 5 officers on your screen. they were all fired and they're charged in nickel staff. they were members of that unit. now the team was originally tasked with tackling gang activity, a violent crime ineresponse to nichols death. and the recent demonstrations, the department moved to dismantle that squad. memphis pd representatives at the remaining officers assigned to that unit agree with that decision saying the heinous actions of a few is casting a cloud of dishonor on that team. still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, we're going to introduce you to a group of dancers >> that are going to be performing at san francisco's lunar new year parade will be right back after the break.

well, in celebration of lunar new year, the helen dance academy visit the kron 4 studio and showed off their skill. the chinese new dance

based out of san francisco. they're going to be performing at the upcoming san francisco lunar new year parade. one of the organizers spoke about what this year celebration means to them. the message she is too. >> not only celebrate the achievement and success of chinese, american, or income, but also to go against. the asian hate and violence. and promote unity. >> nop the lunar new year parade is scheduled for february 4. now over in the east bay. let's head over there. the oakland zoo. we'll talk about that. a sudden you see finishing his beautiful dancers. okay. now the oakland zoo says its mountain lion cub named hazel is continuing to get stronger and stronger by the day. now, exploring her environment a little more. the zoo began caring for the 4 to 5 months all come from santa cruz. this is for earlier this month. at the time she was

only 12 pounds and severely underweight. you know, how much is supposed to weigh very, very, very light. the zoo plans on introducing hazel to holly the hollies another cup at the zoo. and as soon as hazel strong enough, the 2 they can already smell each other. they could hear each other. so the introduction is already well under way. they're so cute. still ahead of the morning news, 40 niner fans were disappointed the team lost but >> they cheered them on until the very in. we're going to hear how some of them felt as the game played out. we'll be right back after the break.

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well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going off for 30 on a monday. hopefully had a restful weekend. maybe you stayed up to watch that game. >> you're a little disappointed. well, john stables back this morning get us started for the week. john, you know, any good news out there. those disappointing day yesterday for sure. if you are waking up early this morning, you're getting up to some. >> cold temperatures out there. we're the midst of freeze warnings and frost advisories. temperatures falling well below freezing for many areas. so do bundle up. if you're getting outside. this is downtown san francisco right now. clear skies, cool conditions and just a very