coastal fog under flood advisory with us because of the king tides, not as high today as yesterday, but the reached their zenith just after the noon hour getting is just under 7 feet for the high tide today. the gusty winds as a formality. the wind advisory cover solano county has been peeled away from the rest of the bay, but still a bit of that offshore wind with us. here's how they're clocked here. general map. we still see some locations that are double digits on here. and even san francisco and even up to santa rosa as well. temperature check for you. not as cold as what we saw from yesterday. a lot of 40's on the board here because of those dry offshore winds, upper 40's along the east bay shoreline. 51 check in for freeman. clear skies. expect a lot of that for the week ahead. it will be a dry week. in fact, 42 about by 11. we're going at about 50 more of the same for most of the week ahead. the question only gets to be as we get into the weekend at a bay area. roads, what's going on right now? all right, david, still early. so traffic is still fairly light. >> if you're traveling into the city, it's going to take about 7 minutes to make it from the maze to that fremont street exit. our san mateo bridge, a 80 to 1, 0, 1, 12 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula that richmond, sandra fell bridge put you at about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this monday morning. >> you are no longer. >> in danger because this shooter is gone. >> well, a manhunt is over and authorities are searching the home of the man. they say shot and killed 10 people and wounded 10 others at a dance studio in monterey park on saturday night. authorities have identified the alleged gunman as community members mourn the 10 people that he's accused of killing investigators have connected some dots, but it's still not know why this happened. call a sus ito has the latest for us. >> law enforcement swarmed the home of the suspected mass shooter in hammond. that's where officials conducted a search warrant sunday night after lunar new year. celebrations were tainted by tragedy. pretty much lived alone. gets you taught dance or something. >> hours earlier, authorities say the man found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound inside white van in torrance following an hours-long standoff is the same suspect responsible for killing 10 people the night before when officers exited their patrol vehicle. >> to contact the occupant, they heard one gunshot. >> la county sheriff robert luna identified the alleged mass shooter as 72 year-old who can tran authorities say trend opened fire inside star ballroom dance studio in monterey park just after 10 saturday night. >> that's where 10 people were killed. 10 others injured during a lunar new year gathered. but his alleged rampage wooden and their investigators say trend then went to the lie, lie ballroom in alhambra targeting more party goers. 2 bystanders disarm the gunman preventing another mass casualty incident from happening. he was disarmed. >> by to community members who i consider to be heroes because they saved lives. this could have been much worse. the weapon that we recovered at that second scene. i'm describing as a magazine fed semi automatic assault pistol. >> sheriff luna says that weapon recovered is not legal to have in the state of california. witnesses say trend took off in the white van. authorities would later pulled the vehicle over right across from the del amo mall in torrance. that's where detectives recovered a handgun inside. people would attend the ball rooms for dance and t. we're simply heartbroken. i met my wife here. >> about 7 years ago, and we love to dance. who knows how long this will take time recover, you know, definitely is a big blow for a lot of the fans in people. >> well, that was carlos, a reporting for us this morning. now, governor gavin newsom responded to the shooting with a tweet on sunday saying monterey park should have had a night of joyful celebration. instead, they were the victims of a horrific and heartless act of gun violence. he went on to say our hearts mourn as we learn more about the devastating last night. governor newsom was also in battery park responding to that scene or you met with local leaders and those who are impacted by the tragedy, they stop at usc medical center to meet with victims and their families and small businesses in that area right near the shooting newsom's office tells us he's going to spend more time in the monterey park area today. when this morning governor gavin newsom has proclaimed january 22nd as lunar new year in california and has ordered that all flags at state buildings to be flown at half-staff in honor of the victims in monterey park saying in part as people throughout the country and the world. welcome the lunar new year today, california stands with our asian american and pacific islander communities reeling from the tragedy in monterey park this year for the first time we're recognizing a lunar new year as an official state holiday today and every day. let us show support and solidarity for our api friends, families, neighbors and lift up the devout diversity in values that define our state. now, president joe biden releasing a statement on sunday evening saying in part, jill and i are thinking of those killed and injured in last night's deadly mass shooting at monterey park. i directed my homeland security adviser to mobilized full federal support to local and state authorities. i want to assure the community of monterey park and the broader area that we will support you at every way we can. the president has ordered the united states flag to be flown at half-staff at all public buildings until sunday. it said on thursday january. 26. and you have vice president kamala harris in tallahassee, florida, on sunday for what would have been the anniversary of roe v wade. the vice president took time to speak on the mass shooting at that event. let's take a listen. >> a time of a cultural celebration. and yet another community has been torn apart by senseless gun violence. all of us in this room and in our country understand this. violence must stop. and president biden and i and our administration will continue to provide full support to the local authorities. as we learn more. >> well, in san francisco city leaders also taking the time to speak on the monterey park shooting at the city's lunar new year events on sunday. here's what some of them had to say. >> we hope that not just in san francisco but all over the world, places are filled with mercy and kindness and love and compassion. and the things that bring families and communities together. welcome this morning to find out the news of what happened last night. not only to be discouraged disheartened as a human being, but of course, feeling a greater sense of obligation as a member of law enforcement. >> to protect this community to protect every community around san francisco. >> now, despite the shooting that many members of the api community who spent the day gathering is celebrating the lunar new year. kron four's amanda hari talk with some community members and san jose got just to how they were feeling. >> i spoke to many community members about the shooting and one word i kept hearing was unity. they want to see people unify regardless of the race to cope with this mass shooting. >> sunday was feet filled with celebration at the lunar new year event in san jose. but after tragic mass lunar new year festival in los angeles, things felt a little different for those attending the event the heavy day. but >> the fact that we're still here celebrate together means the world to me. think all of us, i'm so sad to hear about what happened. >> events like this are so important. i just pray for the families. tiffany nguyen is a vietnamese american. she was volunteering at the event because she believes it's important to carry on the traditions of her ancestors that came here from the with the news out of la. she almost a home and i got kind of scared. i was a little worried about coming out. but >> i talked to my mom >> we. >> we just center well wishes like we just for you know, it. it is really high. really sad to think coming out that may be something like that happened. it was a visible police presence surrounding the event. >> organizer home along too, says, well, she's heartbroken by what happened. she will continue to embrace for culture. >> not a fait. you can not going to be a president of the oakland chinatown chamber foundation. karl chan says he was shocked and saddened by the shooting. he says mass shootings can happen anywhere. >> anytime anyone. this is not only issue within ap item need heat, especially concerning of all, you know, and the entire country when when evan, we all have to come together, i'm told it took 6 months to plan this lunar new year celebration here in san jose. >> and no one considered canceling it. organizers say they need to show people they're not afraid in san jose amanda hari kron. 4 api communities are coming together in the bay area to grieve. >> and process the tragic events this weekend, the coalition for community safety and justice. they're providing resources to people at lunar new year celebrations in san francisco. this includes events on they view on january 28th the chinatown street fair on february 4th and 5th and ocean avenue on february 11. also, if you or anyone, you know, an api victim of a recent incident, you can see services immediately and several languages by calling community youth center outreach staff at the number on your screen. that's 4, 1, on your screen. that's 4, 1, 5, 9, 8, 8, 1, 2, 9, 9, coming news. an update too. what lies ahead for the art gallery owner arrested for. >> hosing down an unhoused woman. we're going tell you the charges he's now facing. niners fans are about the team's win over the cowboys from here, how some of the reactors after the game. plus, how lawmakers on both sides of the aisle plan to tackle the debt limit that the u.s. is reach. we're going war in a live report from washington. we'll be right back. >> all right. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news here on a monday. well, feel like we've got used to the rain now. we've got to get used to the sunshine. dave spahr joining us this morning. a day there are no surprise drains, you know, spots in our forecast this week, right? yeah, there were, you know, that's been kind of change little bit on us. no rain to cause. the newer models are actually trending a little drier. and hey, we need all the sunshine because now we have the moisture. >> so the sun needs are now we need the sun to turn the starches and sugars and plants and so forth as they grow clear skies. you can see temperatures in the 40's mostly across the district. got 51 up to napa. 50 people why so lofty? because when you compared to where we were 24 hours ago, we're well ahead of these numbers this morning. it's the winds, even though it's dry, which normal temperatures fall very nicely. but with the winds were, can we don't get as well cooling and we've got as well heating either, though. here's a quick snapshot of where the winds stand there. you can see pretty much offshore still in place and we'll go ahead and called breezy over. the wind advisory has been retired for most of the region. let's zip through here. real quickly. the humidity levels here this afternoon drops off. that's a given. but even tonight, the recovery little slow. but look where it's coming from off towards the east and a little climate factor going on there with all the rain that we've had moisture coming in from the east. well, when the winds are coming from the east just taken from the leftover rain that's on the ground and all the drying out in central valley is bringing us higher humidity levels we onshore wind would do the same thing for the pacific. but because offshore like that coming from the east actually bringing in some moisture. okay. the winds are going to last much longer out of the north. and again, as i just showed you do little shift towards the east, that typically is dry becoming due east this go-around. not so much. and the game plan is goes like this for today. we've got sunny, breezy early, cool and dry. then this week, a few scattered clouds, cool, cold. in other words, high temperatures will be somewhat cool, but it is winter in around 60 ish either degree either way and then cold at night. we may re ventures some 30's in this program for next weekend as our reena was talking about some scattered clouds, a shower on sunday question. mark, because it doesn't look as hopeful in the models are a little bit divided on all of this. although it looks like tahoe might get a little bit of snow from that better chance there up. and also another wave into tuesday. temperatures for today. but 59 san francisco, oakland, 60 59. so for a san jose, here's the big board showing the relatively modest temperature climb today. upper 50's about 60 expect more that the next couple of days as we sail right into wednesday. right now, our bay area bridges holding, you know what? things are holding up pretty gray davis about 04:17am, and >> 7 minute ride into the city for you may that fremont street exit your san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, one, 13 minutes heading acrosn towards the peninsula. richmond, sandra fell bridge tolls to 1, 0, 1, 7 minutes there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. president joe biden is marking the 50th anniversary of roe v wade announcing some new actions to protect abortion rights. vice president kamala harris delivered the presidential memo in florida. there she is. now it ensures that doceors and pharmacies can prescribe and dispense abortion pills nationwide. the administration is also making moves to ensure the safety of patients who are seeking reproductive care by directing federal agencies and the attorney general to address security concerns. >> many dedicated doctors and nurses now lose their ability to care for their patients and that patients are denied critical care. >> and even fear that they will be punished simply for seeking care. >> vice president harris says since roe v wade was overturned, many patients of fat a difficult time getting that lifes ving care because of laws prosecuting doctors who might help them. >> have back home in san 100 to march to city hall today superior courthouse showing their support for abortion rights. demonstrators continue to protest the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v wade on sunday's anniversary of the decision 50 years ago, there were other marches in alameda sonoma as well as napa. well, in national news, some democratic lawmakers are proposing legislation that would actually ban insurrection is from holding public office. now that legislation would prohibit anyone convicted of participating in an insurrection from holding public office or a position of public trust such is becoming a police officer. republicans say that legislation is unnecessary, saying it's more of a political agenda than an actual concern for public policy. congress returns to washington this week with a new sense of urgency to raise the county's debt ceiling. treasury secretary janet yellen told lawmakers the u.s. hit its borrowing limit last week forcing her to rely on accounting maneuvers to buy them a little more time. washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest on where that debate stands. good morning. house republicans and president biden are still no closer to reaching a deal. and secretary yellen worries what that could mean for the american people. >> it's a very responsible thing to do. treasury secretary janet yellen warned congress against using the debt ceiling as a bargaining tool would impose a self-imposed calamity on the united states and the world economy. yellen started to buy lawmakers more time last week when the u.s. officially hit its debt limit. she is temporarily suspending payments to federal employees. retirement and healthcare finds which she said should keep the government open until june. yellen reminded lawmakers this is not about new spending. this is about paying bills have already been incurred. but house republicans are demanding spending cuts in exchange for raising the debt ceiling. 31 trillion dollars created by both republicans and democrats. this is both parties falls on nbc's meet the press. south carolina congresswoman nancy mace said this is the time to have this debate. and pennsylvania congressman brian fitzpatrick told fox news sunday that it's what the american people elected them to do. so nobody should be taking the position that we're not going negotiate. but that remains the biden administration's stance. if congress does not raise the debt ceiling, the u.s. will not be able to pay for things like military salaries, social security benefits and food safety inspections on cnn state of the union, illinois democrat senator durbin warned his colleagues against any delays. we're in the very risk of a recession in this economy. now, yellen does expect congress will ultimately raise the debt limit. there have been roughly 80 deals to either raise or suspend it since the 1960's. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. >> still to come on the kron 4 morning news, a firefighter is injured in a san francisco plays at this place is 25 residents were going to tell you more about that after the break. >> well, and san francisco, 25 people were displaced after a fire broke out in burned through 2 buildings early sunday morning. this all happening on hays street in the city's nope, a neighborhood around one. 45 sunday, at least one firefighter was injured battling that fire. they had to be taken to a local hospital and treated for their injuries. >> this injury is minor. the firefighter was taken to a local hospital and will be okay. >> fire investigators are looking into what caused that fire. as for that, 25 residents who are displaced, the red cross is assisting those people with finding accommodations. well, we're in the south bay. a fire broke out at an apartment complex along mueller avenue in san jose. that's right. near magee road and north capitol avenue. it broke out just before 3.40, sunday afternoon. you can see that smoke pouring out of that window of a structure. firefighters say there were no injuries reported. the red cross is also responding to assist the residents. it's not clear how many people were impacted by that. still ahead of the kron, 4 morning news, oakland mayor shane tao speaking out. >> after oakland police chief leronne armstrong was put on administrative leave. we'll talk more about this in just a moment. all right. well, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. hopefully you had a >> arrest will weaken and you've got a chance to get outside. enjoy some of that sunshine. dave sphar joining us this morning with a look at this. we get ahead. good morning day. well, good morning, good morning, everybody. and off to chris start, if you will hear is the east bay shoreline. all in a very nicely here for us. but with all the >> a dry area, don't think about this still left over. yeah. that coastal flood advisory, the king tides one more day for this. we're going to reach the zenith about 12. 0, 1, not as lofty as the tides were this weekend but still causing problems in some local areas. so while it may not be as bad in your neighborhood as yesterday. just keep in mind something still to be solano counties doing one hanging on in. this is through not 07:00am other. this goes into the afternoon for solano county. now everybody else has been taken out offshore winds. you will notice on the board for right now. that's the dry air that we have in place. a quick check of the temperatures were in the 40's over most the district, 50 for vallejo, upper 40's light up the east bay shoreline with 49. meanwhile, 4 san jose contrast this with 24 hours ago in some cases were double digits ahead. thanks to the babbling brook of the air. that's what they're moving air keeps those temperatures. a lofty overnight. quick check in. we're looking at today. 42 by by 11. we're talking. 51, lots of sunshine to be had for today and dry conditions and a bit. we'll be checking your 4 zone forecast and that longer-range to that's a we're talking about maybe a chance of rain trying to sneak in here, but it's looking less likely rain. our bay area bridges holding. all right. hey, will because of the weather. dave up, things are looking great. no slick conditions. just a 7 minute ride. >> traveling into the city this morning, your san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, 1, 13 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge tolls to want to one about 7 minutes. and let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it's got to take in 19 minutes on this monday morning. well, the big story this morning for niners fans, the niners they're heading to the nfc championship against the