judge a book by its cover. it's a nice break cover this morning. but let's just step out there when it is cold even colder than yesterday morning. >> at least as you can see behind us, skies are starting to brighten up now. and with all that sunshine we've got today, temperatures will rise pretty quickly here in a matter of a couple of hours. but just because it's sunrise, we are still really cold. you can see how calm it is and how clear it is. and that's often time what adds up to our year at 29 right now, san jose at 37 oakland at 34 alameda hayward berkeley livermore just to name a few more spots there. dublin in vallejo, you're below freezing at 30 degrees. same for you in nevado and napa. not to mention some 20's in petaluma santa rosa as well as fairfax temperatures out there. so cold, almost all of us are lit up in either frost advisories or freeze warnings and these continue for 2 more hours through 09:00am. so definitely bundle up as you're stepping outside this morning. be ready for that cold feel and even

colder than yesterday. for a lot of us. exactly. hey, if you're traveling out there, a few issues to tell you about 80 westbound at solano avenue in richmond, an accident and a fuel spill. they've been working on trying to clear 80 westbound at cherry glen road. this is up in vacaville, but other highways you can see still fairly green starting to pick up along 101, and highway 4. >> traveling into the city, it's going to take about 24 minutes to make that drive. i don't see any accidents or hazards there this morning. about 17 82 want to want to traveling across towards the peninsula. a richmond center fell bridge. put you at about 15 minutes tolls to 101. and if you're taking the golden gate bridge, 37 to the tolls about 21 minutes. darya. james, back to you. all right. let's get outside and we're talking about the cold and also places where you can go inside to warm up in the south bay. some public libraries are being opened up as warming centers with kron four's will tran with the story live in santa clara morning. well,

>> this warming center is now open. it opened about 3 minutes ago. you could see the lights are on and we actually see some people already showing up. this is a senior center in santa clara, but it is open to the public. you don't have to be a member. we've been here many times. they have books. they have snacks. they have coffee. they have gym equipment and probably most importantly, during this time they have warmth, not just at this location, guys, but other locations across the bay area. let me show you some video. we've been on top of the cold weather coverage for the past day or so. so we went out yesterday to a library also in the south bay. they are ready to roll as well. this cold temperature obviously uncomfortable for some people, particularly the unhoused. it could be downright deadly, which is why many locations are stepping up to get people out of the cold and into the warmth. if you nned to know

the locations because you don't have a place to go to or, you know, you may have some eating problems. well, we've listed all those locations on our website at kron 4 dot com, james darya. i plan to go inside. maybe do a few jumping jacks just to get warm. we've been here before they have jimmy equipment that would make most gyms, very jealous. >> back to you. all right. thank you will. and don't forget to we have a lot of weather information on our website kron 4 dot com. all the latest alerts your forecast. find out warming up a little bit. all there for you. all right. now let's turn our attention to the investigation. happening out of half moon bay where that mass shooting occurred. and now questions have been raised over the living conditions of the farm workers along that coast after 4 of those workers were killed there, california terra garden. it was discovered the some of the employees have been living in substandard conditions. some describing them as deplorable. in a statement monday, the company says that they will now construct new permanent structures on a separate area of the property for their employees and their families

to live. san mateo county supervisor david canepa says that while that is a step in the right direction, it's not near enough. >> this is gone for generations. i mean, this former howsie its conditions, which absolutely deplorable. this is going been going on for decades over really going to find concrete solutions that's going to require federal and state investment. >> well, california terra garden says that a total of 8 families live on that property. they expect it will take about a year to finish building the new housing. in the meantime, they're working with city and county agencies to find affordable housing for these families to live in until that new structures built. happening tonight. by the way, there's going to be an interfaith service held at the could a middle school grounds. that service is set to start at 04:00pm and then following that will be a procession to the ids hall on main street for a community dinner.

>> it is 704. and in the east bay, it's been one week now since the mass shooting at a gas station in oakland that killed one person and injured 7. and mario navarro was a man who died. he went there to see a music video that was being filmed at that gas station on january. 23rd on macarthur boulevard and more than 50 people were there when the shooting happened between several different people. mario was rushed to the hospital where he later died. the oakland police thank that the shooting may be gang-related, but we talked mario's father and he disagrees. >> but sunday was not related and games that in his heart. i mean, everyone loves him. whoever did it. i want him to. to be jail because he think he'll just a regular kid. he kills someone that was so beautiful to everybody. >> oakland police have not made any arrests yet in the

investigation, which is ongoing. and the navarro family is going to have a funeral for mario next week in oakland. 705, right now. and a san francisco man had his car broken into in oakland. >> while he was sitting inside, yeah, police are investigating this brazen attempted a break-in even saying they were surprised by that. just how bold these criminals were. kron four's amanda hari has the video. >> security camera video catches the moment. someone breaks into tyson ranch's current oakland while he sits in the driver's seat last thursday, wrench was parked in a parking lot on 98th avenue between airport access road and empire road. he says he was killing time before picking up a friend at the airport and notes to means someone is case in my car. you can see in the video that someone gets out of the light colored suv looks inside of his car drives away but then backs up may decide to come back and they crawl under. but

down the the back of the car and reach up just above the license plate. is that button that pops the >> the rear door. the video shows a person grabbing something out of the trunk. >> jumping back into the suv and driving away very quickly. french says he heard the trunk open but assumed that he'd accidentally opened it himself. but here the the >> gore go up. so i my seatbelt get out. and i mean, there's nobody around. and so i thought that's weird. and then i realized, oh, my god, my my bag is gone. he says inside the bag, he had his laptop medication, clothing and even his passport bit and that takes a lot to fix i'm a big guy. it doesn't end there. on monday. he was back at the location for a meeting. he was targeted again. they came back and smashed my back window to try to steal something. and thankfully there was nothing in the car this time because i got smart. it happened around noon during the lunch trucks.

so these people have absolutely no fear. he filed a report with the oakland police department and show them the video of the first incident. the police officers that all looked at it. >> were their jobs were dropped? and they you know, they're like we see a lot. we have never seen somebody breaking into a car while the person was in the car. >> i was amanda hari reporting and read says they talk some business owners in that area. and one said that on some days in one day, they will see 8 to 10 car break-ins and he wanted to make this public just so that you would know to be extra vigilant even when you're in your own car. >> also new this morning, more layoffs now happening in the bay area. this time it's impacting the food industry and the redwood city based company impossible foods is going to be laying off some employees conference. michael thomas is live at the headquarters with the latest. and we're just wondering how many and which company is >> yeah, good morning, it's impossible foods and we're talking more than 100 layoffs

here, you know, and we really saw this earlier this month. but that was more so in the tech industry. this is the first time that we're seeing it really in the food industry. but take a look. this is some video of their headquarters that i'm standing outside of this morning. now, the company is famously known for its plant-based meat with headquarters here in redwood city and a manufacturing site over in oakland. now bloomberg is reporting the company is cutting 20% of its employees saying that it has a current head count of about 700, which would mean around 100 plus people could be losing their jobs and we're going get some details up on the screen right now. as you can see these numbers now, this comes after reports of the company having positive sales numbers last year back in september. but in october, the company actually did do its first layoff, laying off about 6% of employees. currently, it's unknown which departments are going to be receiving these layoffs and of any separation packages are going to be offered, you know, and company really has known when it comes to retail chains because they

have some of their impossible burgers, you know, in the grocery stores, they've teamed up with burger king before those type of but bloomberg also says that their competitor beyond meat, which is, you know, similar plant-based. they also did just a couple months ago. and that was really because sales were kind of down. so i did reach out here to impossible foods to see if they were able to give a comment about this. but i haven't received anything back as of right now. so we'll continue to keep you updated as we get more information. but i'll send it back to you guys live this morning in the studio. ok? thank you very much, michael. 7.10, is the time right now in for your money. california's stamp program called calfresh is decreasing benefits. >> starting in april, a federal lawmakers voted to end covid emergency funding for a similar food programs. not just here across 32 states starting in march and this is inflation is soaring and some low income families are struggling to have steady jobs. food banks across the state and here in the bay area are expecting an influx of people who need help. and if

you need insurance today is the final day of open enrollment for covered california. so far more than 200,000 californians have signed up in this enrollment period. and >> more than 1.5 million have renewed their coverage. some of the coverage is as little as $10 a month. you can stiel enroll today for the health care coverage through the website. the affordable care act at covered ca dot com. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. another push for police reform legislation in the wake of tyre, nichols death. what what are the odds of that bill passing? well, we'll have details coming up in a live report from washington. and just after the forty-niners heartbreaking loss in the nfc championship game, san francisco gets more bad news as we learn the extent of quarterback brock purdy's injury on that story and today is eventually going to get fairly mild and sunny, but we're still really cold 20's and 30's out there as you're stepping outside these next few minutes. more details in your forecast and hitting the roads today. definitely

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to get in your way. but the cold isn't in anybody's way. and no, you just have to dress for dress for bundle up. you'll need a couple of years, at least this morning. john. good morning. all about the layers this morning. that's although you've got to worry about putting on a couple extra of them, especially if you are heading outside for more than just a couple of minutes. he regret staying as cozy as possible. san jose you fall into the upper 30's this morning. crystal clear skies, super calm winds. it's just really cold right now. san jose, you're at 37 degrees. redwood city, even colder than that at 29 while san mateo and oakland at 34 degrees hayward alameda in the mid 30's, dublin below freezing at 30. same for you in napa and nevado while petaluma and santa rosa all the way down into the upper 20's right now. so these are definitely very cold numbers for the bay area, despite the fact that it's clear and we are seeing some sunshine still going to be cold for a couple more hours were under frost advisories and freeze warnings through

09:00am for almost all of the bay area and temperatures out there cold enough that you may have to get a couple of extra minutes to scrape off those windshields, too, with some really frosty conditions in some spots. rainfall is pretty much out of the state now dropping into arizona and northern mexico for the bay area. we were already wlear and dry yesterday and will continue that today. high pressure ridge is firmly in place, but that low to our north up in the gulf of alaska will push our direction towards the end of this week. weakening this high pressure in giving us an opportunity for rainfall come thursday night and friday morning in the meantime, it's just sunshine today. a few clouds passing overhead into tomorrow, but still a mostly sunny day for your wednesday. today's daytime highs do eventually warm into the mid to upper 50's. we should stay below the 60 degree mark today, but a couple of degrees warmer than yesterday. nonetheless, burlingame at 56 in carlos. 57 south bay, temperatures near 60 with san jose at 58. definitely nicer than that. 37 you've got right

now. oakland, 57 for your high later today. you're in the 30's right now as well. vallejo. 55 in our warmest spot today. santa rosa at 59 degrees tomorrow. expecting a couple of low 60's. more of them come thursday. a few more clouds on thursday ahead of that overnight rainfall thursday night into friday morning. saturday is the warmest of the forecast before another chance of showers on sunday. john, thank you for that. well, in the south bay of northbound 87 at 2.88, you do have a report of a fire. the air. >> and our freeways start to impact and pick up there. so along 85 and 101, you see in san jose. the are getting busy down in morgan hill as well. traffic is starting to build. and then as you reach the peninsula side and want to one traffic not is backed up, not as bad. 82 also pretty light there heading into the city right now about 21 minutes may so that fremont street exit on a cold tuesday morning. our san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, 1, 19 minutes heading across

towards the peninsula. alright, crockett down towards the maze. about 30 minutes. he still got that accident right near solano, ave enrichment as you're traveling there. so that's why you're seeing delays drive times along 101 about 44 minutes at 85 into the low part, daria. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. 7.18, the time and for your money this morning. some sad news to report. it's going to cost more at this year's super bowl party. meanwhile, half of the u.s. worker population was back in the office last week. we've got jane king standing by live at the nasdaq with these stories and more. hey there, jane. >> james. good morning to you. yes, u.s. offices reached 50% occupancy for the first time since the pandemic last week. all of the city's track. this includes san francisco's will chicago, austin, texas, reached return to office levels of 40% or above, which is also a pick up post-pandemic first. now the state is based on the average weekly access card activity of npbuildings with castle securit

systems. the move to 50% came much later than expected due to covid variations and workers reluctance to return the office. well, this is shaping up to be one of the most expensive super bowls on record on the secondary market. according to the online marketplace. tickpick the majority of the initial ticket purchasing activity is coming from eagles fans. they say that the chiefs fans more acclimated to the event with the team being in 3 of the last 4 super bowls. now, according to tickpick, the average purchase price as of yesterday morning was about $7100.18, 1% more expensive than last year. and if you are hosting a super bowl party this year and probably will cost less than a year ago, except for one thing. and that's kind of an important one. beer prices up 11% from a year ago. wine and spirits are up for in 2% in this quarter. the wells fargo super bowl food report. the price of chicken wings, though down about 20% from last year. and when it comes to dating earning less than $30,000 is a deal breaker for many people western and southern financial group survey shows other deal-breakers for those dating personal loans. lots of credit

card debt and no investments live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king back to james. wow. that's harsh. you make less than 30 grand. i'm not going to date you >> little for sure. alright, thank you very much. james. >> 7.19, right now. and lawmakers back on capitol hill. many are focused on bringing police reform legislation forward. our washington correspondent basil john has the latest. >> good morning. some lawmakers say to honor tyre, nichols, life the need to bring change to the country. and this is the best chance to make that happen. all of us should agree that bad policing has no place anywhere in america with the death of tyre nichols, many democrats like nevada, congressman and congressional black caucus chair steven horsford. so that's time to bring police reform talks back on the table. congress needs to act on his behalf and on behalf of so many other >> lives that have been lost due to police brutality.

president joe biden plans to meet with the congressional black caucus and encourages congress to pass the george floyd justice in policing act, which would combat police misconduct, excessive force and racial >> the bill failed in the senate before and texas republican senator john cornyn emphasized that de-escalation did make it out of the bill and passed. >> i think here you saw an overreaction and excessive use of force that could be prevented if the police for properly trained in de-escalation training. however, with this recent tragedy, horsford is confident more lawmakers can work together to get something to the president's desk. we can come together to pass a bipartisan. >> culture of policing law horsford says he invited the parents of tyre nichols to the state of the union so they can speak to the president and congress directly and what they want to see reporting in

washington. i'm basil, john. thank you, basil. it is 7.21. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. a family recovering now after their car flew off a cliff at double slide. >> and why vesta gators now say the evidence he's telling them the man behind the wheel on purpose. we'll explain.

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>> 7.24. bizarre. and i'm lucky u.s. surgeon is describing the injury to 49 ers quarterback brock purdy. everybody's agreeing on this. he tore his ucl in sunday's championship game against the eagles when he was tackled here's video of the play didn't look as bad as emotion from behind. you really see is get that back here in the shot him to seek it way that's basically tore that ligament that connects his forearm to his upper that one and this injury they say could keep them from throwing for about 6 months while he recovers report is that the team is recommending surgery, although he hasn't made a decision just yet. and the kid was just on fire. he was on a roll. so now the question is, how long will it be? not on a roll. >> ucsf specialists shares his thoughts about this particular injury. >> it really depends on where the looking in is torn. how

the athlete rose and how badly it's torn. and a lot of nfl quarterbacks who maybe have partial tears are small tears. don't go down with the surgery? but it is a complete tear is as what was reported in the media and then you really are in line with potentially needing a surgery. and the question really becomes what kind of surgery you get, you get something where you actually repair the ligament, which is the 5 to 6 months recovery, which has been reported or is the ligament so badly damaged that you need to pull tommy john surgery, which is where you reconstruct a look at that. and that's 9 to 12 months. >> okay. and now that we know james, more about this, it kills me to think he went back in. do you know anyone can cause you couldn't really grip the ball? but there's no choice and look at what happened. and now you can see how serious it was, what his backup quarterback went down. they just all i can do is hand off the ball. >> now the doctor says this is not a career-ending thing. and there been other quarterbacks have had the surgery to this repair work and that will come back. but he's going to be out. he's going to be out. he could potentially if everything goes well, be back in time.

>> springer for practice okay. if they it now right here, we'll see things crossed. all right, 7.26. right now. and up next on the kron, 4 morning news lawmakers. >> continue to look at ways to reform gun legislation in wake of the recent mass shootings will take a look at one la and san jose and how it might be a san jose and how it might be a model for the state. overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar,

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you need to have the coat because, you know, if let's take a look why it's freezing right now. here is what are you going to do? are where you're going to be warmer than i could get good job of the weather center with our temperatures. a job. yeah, we're just as cool as a lot of the rest of the country. aside from hawaii where he noted it's just cold out there this morning. but at least it is clear your commute as as long as the cars heaters working is going to be a-ok. >> we are seeing a lot of sunshine at the embarcadero just as you're seeing elsewhere across the bay area. but as you step out in that sun, you quickly realize it's not warming us up just yet. redwood city in dublin, you're at 30 degrees. san jose at 37 oakland and berkeley at 34. well, alameda at 39 degrees. some of us in the north bay are down in the 20's like fairfax, petaluma in santa rosa. well, nevado and napa below freezing at 30 degrees. each at 31. we still have a couple more hours and frost advisories and freeze warnings. those remain through 09:00am this morning. it's

just as cold as it was yesterday, if not even colder for some spots. so, yes, warm up the cars. get a couple extra minutes to scrape off the frost from the vehicles. and if you're doing mass transit, definitely layer up because you may have to wait for a couple minutes out there in the cold, ok? that's all good advice. don't think so. that remember is cold out there. can we have a few accidents? 80 westbound at solano avenue. richmond. we've been tracking for the past few hours. >> another one, 80 westbound at cherry glen road in vacaville and our highways over here also start to pick up like 101, just past petaluma a little further down. if you're traveling along highway 4, things are starting to get busy out there heading into the city, though, about 21 minutes. so it's not crazy busy, but it is. >> definitely going to be a wait for you. our san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, 1, 22 minutes. traveling across towards the peninsula, richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, 0, one. 13 minutes. and let's check on our golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls busy along 101. so

about 30 minutes. daria. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.31. in the recent mass shootings in the bay area around the country have led to a new push for gun reform legislation. and while getting anything passed at the federal l el has been unsucce so far, new laws are more likely to pass here in california, especially since we have a democratically controlled legislature. east bay state senator nancy skinner coauthored one such bill modeled after the one passed. >> in the city of san jose last year that law requires gun owners to get liability insurance. >> for the negligent or accidental use of their guns. skinner says well, may not prevent massacres like happened in half moon bay. it will afford recourse for gun violence. victims who suffer physical, mental or economic harm. >> that way each of us, if we're ever harmed by such a gun, we can recover some costs. it creates he can on the car. there is you could lupus a brit winner from the family. you could have someone

be debilitated so that they can or they have not the same or any capacity, you have the incurred costs of medical expenses, therapy, emotional trauma. all of those things. >> san mateo county's da says that none of these measures would infringe on second amendment rights. norwood legislation targeting ghost guns. but the measure in the santa clara county county was met with pushback from gun owners and gun-rights organizations. so we'll see what happens. >> well, the man facing attempted murder charges accused of driving his family over a devil's slide. cliff in san mateo county now is going to be before a judge dharmesh patel from pasadena made his first court appearance yesterday facing 3 counts of attempted murder and domestic violence charges for that january. second crash, rescuers had to rescue the family. it was 300 feet down along the shoreline there. the rocks below his wife, a 7 year-old girl and 4 year-old

boy were all extricated from that car and rushed to the hospital. san mateo district attorney steve wagstaffe says the evidence at this point is substantial. they say they know pretty much what happened except for the motive. why? >> on the tom lantos tunnel? >> there is a there are cameras on that. and so we have video showing the movement of the car as it went after it left. the tunnel went up the hill went turn off of the road and then turned to go down the cliff. why now? why this day? i mean, we know the motive was that he didn't want any of them to live any longer in our is what we charge. but what led to this, what has caused us? what was the trigger? >> oprah tells wife is still in the hospital. sources tell us that the children are now out of the hospital and are being cared for by relatives. patel is going to be back in court on thursday, february 9th. >> in the south bay, investigators in santa clara county arrested a man accused of threatening to shoot at a sheriff's deputy it's a 41

year-old emmanuel ramos who they say pointed a loaded semiautomatic gun at the deputy and said it was going to shoot him. and this was a during a traffic stop this morning, the deputy was in the area of rutland and part more avenues in san jose conducting this traffic stop. and that's when it happened. there was a struggle over the gun ramos then got back into his car and sped away. investigators later arrested him at the pru yard shopping center in campbell. the deputy was treated for minor injuries and ramos now faces multiple charges, including attempted murder of a police officer. in the east bay, a former worker at the assisted living facility atria walnut creek faced a judge yesterday. 54 year-old leticia starling faces one count of elder abuse in connection with the death of constantine. canoun that 94 year-old a tree resident died in august after he was served liquid that turned out to have cleaning solution in it. the district attorney says that starling was the one who placed the resident harm's way. the judge

granted a request to push the arraignment back a week to give starling time to hire a private attorney. meantime, the attorney for the victim says that starling is actually not to blame and the finger should be pointed at atria and the parent company. >> they're the ones who make the profit. they pay their workers very little. and they're the ones with the procedures. they're the ones who are not locking up the materials as obviously this happened in 2 different places. and this is a systemic problem. >> besides what happened walnut creek to other residents at atria's san mateo facility died after they drank a cleaning product in a statement to kron 4 a tree assisted living says, quote, we are aware of the criminal complaint against our former employee and we'll continue to work with the authorities. this incident has been a tragedy. our deepest sympathies remain with the residents. family and all the other families and staff affected. >> meanwhile, accusations of

misconduct by former east bay teacher have led to a middle school principal being placed on leave. those accusations originated out of the san ramon valley unified school district. and a new report raises questions about how that investigation was handled. well, now the lafayette school district superintendent has placed stanley middle school principal nikki chaplain on administrative leave. she used to work in the senate on district. and while the superintendent says there's no evidence the chaplain did anything wrong, he says the report raises questions about how she handled the investigation of that former teacher. the superintendent says placing chaplain on administrative leave a standard practice while investigators take a closer look. >> its 7.37, and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a local business has a way that you can get a deal on eggs without even going to the store. we'll tell you what you need to do. and a new movie is highlighting the life of jesse brown and his journey to becoming america's first african-american aviator. and we keep the sunshine around

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>> 7.44 right now and we're checking out the weather extra cold out there. it is at a lot of things. extra temperatures out there. this i would wear a hat. i don't know why nobody is. we're looking outside. nobody's where me some particular here. yeah. the last thing i feel like people think about those years. yeah, a lot of heat. so don't forget the. >> your or the hats definitely will keep you warm for a bit longer. especially on a morning like today where it's all about the layers. keep in cozy out there on such a cold. one. here's the golden gate bridge looks nice and clear that we are looking at clear skies all across the bay. clear, calm and cold. the redwood city down to 29. you've been there this morning so far. oakland berkeley, san mateo in the mid 30's, san jose at 37 degrees. same for you in livermore. while dublin at 30 conquered in blue hill at 32. and can forget those 20's up in petaluma santa rosa and fairfax. time of 25 degrees right now. as for our advisories, they continue through 09:00am this morning after which point sunshine

really starts to help us out and temperatures will start to climb after that point showers that we saw on sunday still lingering around along the southern border of the state, even resulting in some snowfall in the mountains of baja, california. well, here locally, we saw sunshine yesterday and we get plenty more of that today. high pressure ridge keeping us dry for now. next system still centered up in the gulf of alaska. drops in here in a couple of days. and that will result in rainfall thursday night into friday morning. but in the meantime, it's sunshine today and tomorrow for your wednesday, some mostly sunny skies to look forward to today's daytime highs eventually rise into the mid to upper 50's. we should stay out of the 60's today just below it for a few spots before rising into the low 60's for a few of us tomorrow, foster city down through mountain view at 57 for your highs. san jose campbell in santa clara at 58. well, the east-facing some mid 50's livermore at 54 oakland up to 57 degrees today and are very warm. a spot on the map will be santa rosa at 59 degrees.

getting your lookahead tomorrow. i'm expecting a couple of low 60's. even more of them come thursday, thursday night into friday morning. we see our first chance of showers this workweek anyways with saturday drying back out before another chance of showers on sunday. great job. thank you for that. we're starting to be a pretty busy out there. >> and the 7 o'clock hour still about 50 minutes traveling from 8.80, san leandro down 2 to 37 in milpitas. the traveling to the maze right now in the hayward up towards oakland. definitely to take about. 25 minutes along 8.80, and about 28 as you're traveling along, through the maze this morning. so that fremont street exit. 21 minutes as you're heading into the city, our san mateo bridge. but just about 25 minutes to 101. so certainly busy along the peninsula side. 71 minutes. that's a long 1, 0, one. 85 in low park saying 2.88, definitely much lighter at this hour. we still have that accident solano avenue as

you're traveling through richmond, the air, 80 westbound to crockett down towards the maze about 34 minutes and highway 4. it will take you. 47 antioch, to concord darya. james, back to you. kron four's honoring black history through the end of february. and we wanted to take a look at the movie devotion. it tells the true-life story of hattiesburg, mississippi, native jesse brown. it was a great brown became the u.s. navy's first african-american aviator. >> now he died in 1950 during the korean war. he went down in combat with brian brown, spoke with jessie's daughter pamela night about a father's legacy and what it means to see his story up on the screen. >> the motion picture devotion tells of a friendship that developed between navy aviators, tom hunter in harrisburg, native jesse brown, brown who grew up picking cotton. but this is

the first african american navy aviator who died during the korean war after his plane was hit by enemy gunfire. in 1950, jonathan majors plays jesse brown. i don't think after this. >> we will the courier the guy who you know, and and stands right beside the tuskegee airman and people is a memory and in i hope this based on what we did in that film, i have no doubt his life in the war lies at the african american military history museum in harrisburg, where reception was held recently with family friend and cast from the movie to honor him and others who have served our country. and will mike is just the browns daughter back a friendship that can become a devoted friendship was another person. and no matter what your differences are, that you become friends and everything doesn't have to as something

that out in violence over >> his granddaughter jessica night. henry says they're happy that his story is finally being told. so the whole world can see. we grew up always knowing why his story and what you meant to community. but it's very powerful to be in this moment and see just how much and what it means to people burned mississippi and the world so excited that he's to get his moment. tim hinson served in the navy in calls jesse brown. he's he's also a good friend of his daughter, to. >> we're from different walks on water >> jesse, with his sheer determination became an ace >> he was killed in action december. the 4th thomas prayer to playing time to save him. they are just. amazing hollers. they were both just

dedicated service. the history of these guys could and for with >> christina jackson plays jesse's wife and says this movie is about love, friendship and brotherhood. i know right. >> cried reading the script daisy is introduces. daisy, jesse white. his heartbeat. is i mean, the son of a little bit more and a little bit more the way that her scenes are so the way that she is so beautiful and the letters that he wrote to her, just they break your heart. and so to be the one who gets the chance. >> to be the daisies and just seen >> it's nothing like jd dillard is the director of the film hopes, you know, we walk away with a history lesson about jesse brown, but also a message to really a story about mutual understanding, you know, and how how

difficult it really is to be there for someone in the way that they need you there for so i hope, you know, as the film and the credits roll, you that's something that you take away for his actions. brown was awarded the distinguished flying cross. >> the purple heart medal and the out. >> show that was pretty good. >> miles, a pretty moving movie. i highly recommend ip. what a great story to real life to credible. absolutely. we've got more stories like that on our website. kron 4 dot com as we continue honoring black history month. just scan that qr code on the screen. take you right there. we'll be right back. okay.

we're back at 7.55. and we want to introduce you to a french bulldog that's going viral for the brutally honest. >> adoption ad that goes with him. despite his bad attitude, ralphie the demon dog, as i call him there at the shelter, has hundreds of requests for people that want to bring him yeah, staff at this. a no kill shelter in niagara falls. quickly learned why ralphie was surrendered by previous bay described him. this is a shelter, describes it as an adorable jury will ease just a hard day handle and >> yeah, that's what he wants. the workers say they try to focus on the positive in the

50's ads together, but it could be that oh, my that with a face like daddy, whatever he wants have to know you're getting into. you saw him there. he was attacking brooms like that, right? this is what it looks i don't do that to the brew in the vacuum. and you also get a little protective when he's guarding his create you know what you're getting then, you know, just trying to let you out. and he's all know right? hey, no lynn with big glove. probably find his forever home. i guess lot of people that are signing up to bring him on just they're just pulled in by his yeah, it's amazing. all right. as 7.56. right now. coming up next, it is cold outside. >> and we're going to tell you what you need to know, especially if let's say you want to crank up the heat that you don't have the money where you can get warm for free. >> and another very a company is going to begin layoffs. 20% of their whole staff will tell you what, what that is. a live report. plus, the parents of a

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kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on this cold day. i'm sorry and i'm james. yeah. you want to hold onto a hot cup of coffee or something to keep your hands warning that what i hold on to that for a while tonight. john, in the weather center with our temperatures a house doesn't work. and of i got one coming, though of it is chilly out there and morning night, spread the coffee whatever you got to do to stay warm. it might just involve heat in the car up for a couple extra minumes before you're getting out there looking outside. we do have the clear skies across the embarcadero as well as the rest of the bay area this morning. birds don't seem to be binding it too much. if you are going outside for the jog, you're definitely going to be throwing those layers on redwood city sitting at 29 degrees right now. one of our coldest spots, san jose at 38 livermore and dublin. also in the 30's, doubling down at 30 d