hickey boulevard right before you get to westborough and the south bay, san jose northbound 1 one and how your avenue another one. northbound 87 just south of curtner avenue. so 2 accidents down there. we are seeing delays heading into the city right now that free must exit. no major issues just under 14 minutes. san mateo bridge, a little under 14 across towards the peninsula and the richmond center fell bridge. look at that. tolls to one o one about 12 minutes started. james, back to you. thank to one and breaking news this morning. the person who admitted to hitting the forty-niners fan in los angeles at the niners-rams game has been arrested. yeah. he's claiming self-defense. >> when he and daniel luna tangled up there in the parking lot outside of the stadium. he is still in a coma. luna is a crawford's will trend actually live for us at levi stadium. and will you been digging on this story? i understand you actually had a chance to speak with englewood mayor. >> i called his personal cell phone. i just got off the phone with inglewood mayor james butts about 10 minutes ago. and he confirmed that, yes, they did make an arrest in the overnight hours after this person turned himself in. this person has made bail and is at home this morning. daniel luna, he was at the game on friday by himself. he flew down to see the forty-niners. he never made it into the ballpark as it was. so fi security staff that saw him on the ground. they were the ones who called the paramedics to rush him to the hospital. talking to the mayor. here are new details. we do know and he has been able to clear up some of the confusion. he says it was not a suspect in a rams jersey. he said he made a mistake. he meant to say red jersey, meaning a forty-niners jersey or t-shirt and that luna was wearing a white jersey white t-shirt. also a niners jersey and they were in a niners tailgating area. >> more details about this. according to the mayor. he says that luna was the aggressor, that he was the one who pushed the suspect. then the suspect pushed him back and then luna pivoted. that's when the suspect punched him in the face. and that's when luna fell back. hit his head on the concrete. and we all know james and darya. it is that concrete that really does a lot of damage. and 5 days later, he still in a medically induced coma for his protection. they will hold a news conference down in englewood at 9 o'clock this morning. so less than one hour from now, the mayor did say after he gets off the phone with me that he would speak to the police chief with the inglewood police department and they will perhaps jointly hold a news conference for the very latest details. as far as this suspect is concerned, his name not be released to the public. he's the only one arrested and no, they have not released the surveillance footage yet, but you never know. once the news conference begins, but he says he did make a mistake and he apologizes for that. i know a lot of people might go. he might be the rams niners rivalry that might have played a role in this. but he says he meant to say read not rams. when he held that news conference last night. back to you. >> a great job getting that confirmation will. and just to clarify our newsroom has been told, perhaps in the 9 o'clock hour that press conference may happen. is that what you're hearing as well? >> we are hearing 9 o'clock this morning. we have our sister station down there and i'm sure they are hustling to get to the scene as well. this is the biggest story down in los angeles. a big story here and it's made national attention. so if we can probably try to, we might even be able to carry that news conference live as it happens. but again, this was just a bang-bang thing, meaning a span of 5 seconds. >> he wanted to clarify, especially to the bay area and you laugh if my cell phone has a 4, 1, 5 area code. he doesn't have my number into his contacts. but once he saw 4, 1, 5, he san francisco is calling. and i said absolutely. it's a big story here as well. and we spoke for about 10 minutes. so he knows the gravity of this story and he wanted to clarify, especially with bryan stow being from the bay area. he wanted to clarify that this is not similar to bryan stow where he was savagely beaten in the parking lot after a dodgers giants game still being a giants fan. and this case, it only lasted about 5 seconds and the suspect turned himself in. okay. thanks a lot. well. >> today in the east bay, parents, teachers and students are going to hold some rallies in oakland because they're against possible school closures. yeah, the effort is save those schools from being shut down. >> there is a vote planned for next tuesday and kron 4. sarah stinson is going to be following the story today. the on as we closer and closer to that vote. sarah. >> yeah, it's a story we've been following very closely. it's a passionate topic in oakland with teachers and families and even city leaders. they're all against the school's closing. so today they're going to be rallying at the school sites that are on the chopping block and they'll be marching from oakland city hall to the school district office later in the afternoon. this is ahead of the school board's february 8 vote which could close or merge 16 schools in the next 2 years. >> people against this say they're upset because of the schools that are being threatened to close and merge are predominantly serving black families, black and brown families that say they depend on this is their livelihood. the oakland unified school district claims they need to consolidate in order to survive in over 12 million dollar deficit caused by declining enrollment and attendance. if you don't know, funding is given to schools based on how many kids attend every day. but of course, the pandemic that's cause a major hit to oakland city council president, along with 3 other city leaders are asking the state for help not only for the district's debt to be eliminated, but also for funding based on attendance to be changed. let's hear now from the city council president and then. but first, let's hear from the mayor who explains why this consolidation needs to be done. >> that districts like stockton, san fremont serve roughly the same number of students about 33,000 and do it in far fewer campuses between 41 and 48 campuses. compared to oakland, 80 campus. it's and so i am hopeful that this consolidation. can improve our compensation and our retention of our incredible educators as well as offer more to our students every single time their school closure. it's always and most hardest hit communities. these black and brown kids are low income families. >> our most marginalized families. >> and so families and students and teachers, everybody affected by this. they are getting together today. it's sort of the last push before tuesday's vote and so they are meeting at the schools that are affected by this. and then they're also meeting at city hall at 3.30 this afternoon and will be marching from there to the school district's office. now, i just interviewed some of the people who are going to be at those rallies and we did on zoom, of course, because i'm here at home and also getting videos of you. join us at 9 o have not only some of the interview with them will have video for you so you can get a better grasp as to why the rally today. back to you in the studio for now. >> all right. thank you very much, sara. also the east bay, the west contra costa unified school district is going to get students more time to get vaccinated. district leaders are moving the february 18th deadline because more than 7,000 students still haven't verified their vaccination status. the superintendent is now expected to bring deadline for pows ulta the board's meeting which is on february. 16th. there are teachers, however, who aren't too happy with this decision. >> and many teachers are very disappointed about this news. you know, we've been working really hard to keep schools safe and we know what the best thing to do to keep kids safe and keep schools open is vaccinations and the district made a commitment and have them go back on their word was quite disappointing. >> 4 members had previously recommended extending the enforcement date to august, which would be in line with what oakland is doing oakland, unified district set a deadline of august. 1st. >> well, happening right now in the south bay, san jose's new covid vaccine requirements for people attending events. city owned buildings like the sapd center is now in effect. >> yeah, crawford's camila barco is live. you've got to know the rules. if you're going and you have to make sure that the timing is right because what you want to take care of we can advance at least or something. >> well, you can practically just take a covid test a few days before and then you're good to go at me. the city is asking everyone to be fully vaccinated and boosted if you want to attend any indoor event in san jose with 50 or more people and this goes for then use their hosting indoor events will like concerts shows and sporting events. so this would apply to places like the sep center they have right now the convention center and historic theater is now the city says if you're not eligible for your booster shot, you can provide a negative covid test. now this is where the rules apply. that test must be taken within a day of the event. it's an antigen test for today's it's a pcr test and these rules apply to anyone who is entering the sep center regardless of your age. but starting today as well, people who work for the city of san jose are also required to have their booster shot. and san jose city council members voted unanimously on this proposal last month and they say this mandate is for the long haul city. we have a city leaders say that this mandate is going to avoid hospitals from being overwhelmed. and they also say that the booster shot provides better protection against covid compared to only having the initial covid shots. now, daryn, james, this is the city of san jose is the first city in california to implement such a vaccine mandate. so it will be interesting to see how this plays out. and also if other cities will follow suit. one stock to see for now. back to you guys. all right. thanks a lot. camilla. >> it is 8.11, some breaking news to share with you this morning. despite the omicron surge leaving millions of workers sick and businesses short-staffed u.s., employers apparently added 467,000 jobs in january. now as far away above what economists had expected. they say it shows many employers are willing to hire even during this covid surge and pay people more to try and get him to come back into the workforce. the labor department also says that the unemployment rate went from 3.9% to 4%. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a south bay food pantry in danger of closing could stay open after all. the city of san jose stepping in to try and help with the new proposal. >> we'll explain what they're doing. plus, a plea to end gun violence in america. what president biden says needs to happen. we're going to save lives. we'll be right back. >> 14 right now and we're looking at gorgeous weather. ie you want to get outside this john, with the details, a really, really beautiful out there. it's a beautiful morning. just still cold, but temperatures will obviously climb through the course of the morning. taking us to a nice afternoon golden gate bridge looks good as it has the past few mornings. we are seeing a modest offshore breeze, but that's about the only thing to interrupt your weekend plans and not going into rupp much. >> for the rest of the country dealing with winter, bitter cold across the midsection of the country and then rain, snow and ice stretching from the gulf coast up to the northeast. the meantime, here we are in the bay area continuing our multi week dry trend of weather that we're on a few clouds overnight. then it's back to the sunshine. tomorrow we go this high pressure ridge, ensuring we stay that way through valentine's day and well into the week after that. so that's well over 10 to 15 days of dry weather as we make our way into february. i mention that offshore breeze today. nothing exceptionally windy like we saw earlier this week. but you will notice it especially near the coastline in our north bay mountains where temperatures heading today. well, it's going to be a nice feel to it. low to mid 60's for almost all of the bay area at the coast by the bayshore further inland. all of us going to be sharing this pleasant range of numbers, palo alto at 64 san jose and surrounding areas. our warmest at 66. well, east bay temperatures as well as in the north bay, mostly in a range of low to mid 60's filet o napa. sonoma youngsville among spots at 63 degrees today. here's a look ahead of our next 7 days, which are only getting warmer, especially into next week as we see daytime highs rise into the low 70's for many spots by the start of next week and wednesday and thursday being your warmest of days, not a lot of cloud cover to talk about here and certainly no chance of rain just yet reyna. john, thank you for that. we are still keeping a close eye on that hot spot we have out in south san francisco. ca is the off-ramp. there's >> this is along 2.80, southbound there nor the westboro boulevard off-ramp close. so i would suggest you exit hickey boulevard, which is just right before you reach westborough also in the south bay, northbound 1 one and how your avenue traffic collision there and delays. another one along. 85 that south of blossom hill road down in san jose. they bridge traveling from the maze that free must exit. no major issues. a little under 11 minutes. san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. you can make that commute a little under 14. no major hazards along the ridges center fell bridge in 8 minutes for your drive and highway. 24 walnut creek to find a t a little under 13 minutes. tara james, back to you. thank you very much. >> 8.17, is the time and new this morning, some san jose food pantries may soon be getting a little help from the city. last month we told you about the lighthouse ministries food pantry, which was in danger of closing. the pantry was told that it needed a $15,000 special permit in order to continue doing its work. well, now there's a new proposal going before the city council later this year. that would waive those fees for not only that pantry, but any pandemic-related food pantry. city officials say the deadline for light house to apply for that special permit has now been pushed back until this program can be put into place that will waive those fees, meaning that the pantry is allowed to continue operating. >> it's 18 right now. and the san jose spotlight is suing mayor sam liccardo saying that he used his personal phone to do city business. the spotlight has partnered with the first a man called amendment coalition to file a lawsuit. >> against the mayor and they're asking. >> that no city official can exclusively used a private e-mail accounts for city businesses and the suit also asks the court to search. mayor lockhart is private accounts for any official records that have not been released in the past 2 years. >> so we're going to work very hard to try and put an end to this practice to try and uncover the records that they're still withholding to try and get the records that they've redacted or blacked unredacted. and to shed light on what the elected officials and employees of the city of san jose. are doing. >> here's what the mayor's office has to say about the lawsuit. although our team mistakenly miss 2 e-mails in our good faith effort to respond to one pr a request. >> we provided both of those e-mails in a subsequent we and implemented additional procedures to minimize such mistakes and ensure that we continue to promptly and completely comply with pr a request in the future, end quote. >> national headlines, crime and gun violence are on the rise in almost every major city in the country. president biden paid a visit to the nation's largest city, new york to roll out his plan to tackle crime wherever washington correspondent reshad hudson with more on what his plan is. good morning. the white house is trying to find a delicate balance on crime and policing. but both conservatives and progressives want them to do more. >> president biden is coming under pressure to do more on crime. and thursday, the president visited new york city within days of 2 funerals for nypd officers. futures cut short by a with a stolen glock. >> with 40 per while there the president offered more help to officers the answers not to the fund. the police. just to give you the tools to training the funding. >> to be partners to be protectors. the plan from the white house includes getting illegal guns off the streets. we want to crack down on the flow. farms used to commit violence that includes taking on and shutting down rogue gun dealers. >> and investing in community violence. intervention programs. >> i don't hear many communities no matter what their color their background cent. i don't want more protection in my community. >> the justice department will direct u.s. attorneys to work with local law enforcement departments on these efforts. >> the justice department will use every tool at our disposal to protect our communities. >> the justice department says it is toughening the penalty for people who commit crimes with ghost guns. reporting in washington. rashad hudson, back to you. >> thank you. a shot at 8.21. and coming up, the suspected gunman in the shooting that happened in oroville. grave a greyhound bus has bay area ties were going to give you the latest on the investigation and what happened? and now most admired alum. get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. 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strategy to limit the spread of covid-19 at the beijing olympics. i mean, it's a pretty strict command and control of what was going on there. still as long as the staff and the people working the event >> are under similar sorts confines and testing strategies that actually should work to to keep infection. staff doctor steven thomas is the director of global health at suny upstate in new york. he says vaccines and boosters will be a game changer. however, the thing that's not working in your favor is that this omicron variant is much more infectious what was circulating the global. the last olympics testing at the airport and daily testing in the bubble should help limit the spread. says doctor brian mccloskey, chair of the beijing 2022. medical expert panel up there for 5 days in closure. the. >> the risk comes time to covid to the local population risk very, very. >> no athletes are also part of the bubble and tested daily. our team has a pretty tight bubble were doing daily antigen testing. i'm wearing masks in the house for most of the time and trying to keep our distance and just have really good protocolcdoing their best to stay safe and grateful for the chance to compete in beijing. i'm marielena balouris. >> a 26 that i'm coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news. many california workers could be eligible for covid-19 sick pay once again. we'll tell you how the return of sick pay could impact some small business owners. we'll be right back. >> 8.29 right now we'll get a look at the weather just as far as the eye can see. john's we don't have any rain on the that 10 to 15 day outlook. it's as far as we can see at the moment and it looks significantly drier than really the rest of the country is dealing with. >> bitter cold, rain and snow elsewhere. and we're stuck in the 60's and 70's. i don't think we're complaining about that per se, but the drought, that's a different story entirely. we continue the sunshine through the afternoon and temperatures will rise quickly under it. a bit of an offshore wind this morning, but nothing that should keep you indoors. definitely calmer than we were earlier this week. fairly fog free as well. now temperatures are still really chilly livermore. you're at 35 currently fremont morgan hill at 38 degrees. while santa rose at 33 temperatures are starting to jump up words just a little bit. but over these next couple of hours is when we'll really start to see some movement as the sun rose higher in the horizon right now. john, thank you for that. and we had a hot spot. we were tracking along 2.80, in south san francisco. good news is. >> that's clear. and that is back open. now. we still, however, have some issues in the south bay, though. so san jose, a few accidents here, northbound 1, 1, and how your avenue another one further down northbound. 85 south of blossom hill road as you're traveling along there, heading into the city right now, the maze to that fremont street exit a little under 11 minutes, moving along pretty nicely as well as you're traveling. looks like there's somebody walking or wiping off the san mateo bridge cam. 13 min hits as you're heading across towards the peninsula. and we'll leave you with a look at the richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes for your drive, their darya. james, back to you. >> it now and we want to get back to the breaking news that actually will tran just broke on our air about the man who was arrested for this fight with a forty-niners fan will. looks like we may have some technical issues with the shot will try to get that established here in a second. >> but yeah, we're expecting to hear from the mayor of inglewood, perhaps about a half hour from now in our 9 o'clock hours, too. what the exact circumstances were surrounding this interaction that somebody down in la had with with the fan, daniel luna, i think did we say that will shots back up? i think we'll go back not yet. okay. we'll come in just a little and we're waiting for, you know, more information to come in during our show. so stay tuned a 31 right now. and many california workers could be eligible for covid sick pay again. >> a bill recently published by the state legislature could take effect as soon as next week. it would apply to businesses with more than 25 full-time employees. executive director of the golden gate restaurant association laurie thomas says she understands how bill like this benefits employees that need their paycheck. but she says it could hurt smaller business owners who don't have the means to pay out all the sick time without some help. >> it's people that were in the position or maybe just don't have the cash to pay it. i remind everybody, not everybody got all the federally funding would like them. if this is in final to consider moving that, that employee head count up to some words of like 100. and are we putting a disproportionate, you know, burden on maybe many, many businesses. but on our certainly our small restaurants and majority of businesses. >> the bill would give an employee 40 hours of supplemental covid paid sick leave and 40 more hours if they have to care for a family member who test positive. >> will children under 5 could soon be eligible for covid vaccinations. a local doctor says that would bring peace of mind millions of americans. in fact, nearly 20 million us children are in that age group right now, an emergency use authorization would really close one of the biggest gaps that we have currently in vaccine eligibility. it's happening as the omicron variant continues to affect children both at home and at school. and this news that pfizer could pfizer could get the go ahead is really promising for a lot of folks. >> they're actually fairly strong for for kids for 6 months to years of age in preventing hospitalization and death. that they are a bit less strong kids. 2 years to 5 years of age with the vaccine, at least in the initial trials. but given the massive increase in infections and hospitalizations, i think the fda is looking for a solution to the problem facing kids that he stays. >> an fda advisory committee will take a look at the submission on its next meeting, february 15th. all right. now let's get back to will track as we've established a connection. now, we want to know more about this fight between a 40 niner fan. >> daniel luna and a rams fan in la at the game. well, actually, that clarified apparently not a rams fan, but let's get the latest. will we don't we don't really know is. i guess we'll. >> this story changing because the mayor on his personal cell phone, he and i were talking, he was adamant that it was a red jersey that the suspect was wearing that he miss spoke last night during a news conference when he said rams when he meant to say ready was very adamant with me on that red red was what i said. and that luna was wearing a white jersey and that they were added 9 years, tailgating section. mean, there are so many niners fans at the game that they were in the niners area, whether other niners fans. so he told me he does not believe this was a rams versus a niners fan. the confrontation, but it keeps changing because now my sources are telling me possibly that the suspect was, in fact, wearing a rams jersey. hopefully this will be put to bed in about 25 minutes from now when they will hold a news conference. the mayor did tell me once he got off the phone with me and i spoke to him at around 07:45am. in the morning that he would talk to the police chief of inglewood. so it looks like they will jointly hold this news conference, which we will try to live you once it happens down in englewood as far as daniel luna, what he blew down to watch his favorite team, the san francisco forty-niners play the los angeles rams on sunday. but he never made it into the ballpark. that he was injured in the parking lot and it was so fi security. there was the stadium security that spotted him at 4, 0, 9, and that they were the ones who called paramedics to rush over to the scene. despite all of those people in the parking lot, either they saw it didn't want to get involved. who knows. but it was the security that called the paramedics. did speak to mayor james butts of englewood. he did give me more details. he said that it was according to the surveillance footage that luna was the aggressor, that he was the one who pushed this suspect. the suspect then pushed him in his back. then luna pivoted turned around. now at this point facing the suspect. the suspect then punched him in the face. luna falls backward, hits his head on the concrete. and as we all know, sometimes it's not the punch. it's the fall. that is more horrific. 5 days later, he still in a medically induced coma just to protect his brain. i do know that the suspect did turn himself in last night to be questioned. and during the questioning, james and darya, it appears that investigators had enough to go ahead and make an arrest that he has been charged with assault with the intent. 2 got cause great bodily harm. we also do know that the suspect has made bail, that this person has not been as far as his name been not released to the public. we are awaiting that news conference very shortly to see what's going on again. that should happen in about 20 minutes from now. back to you. >> okay. we'll hope for more answers than thank you very much. well, >> we're also getting some more information about what happened with the shooting on a greyhound bus in oroville court. records show that the man who's accused of opening fire had a warrant out for his arrest for violating probation in alameda county. and the man they arrested is 21 year-old a soggy coleman. so he was a passenger on the bus, police say something that i'm upset and he ended up opening fire, killing a woman and wounding other people wednesday night. and they say that after the shooting, he threw away the gun and ran into a nearby walmart. police ended up getting called at walmart people called 911 santa guys in here taking office close. >> on entry in walmart, our deputies encountered the subject at that point. he had no clothing was acting erratic. immediately are able to take him into custody with out a further incident. >> 5 people were hurt. i told you that one person died at the wounded include a 32 year-old man and a 25 year-old pregnant woman who are both in critical condition. >> we'll take a break here in a 38. but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, we honor black history by taking a look at how black churches. >> we're a place for comfort for many african-americans during this pandemic. that story coming up. plus, new safety plans as people celebrate the lunar new year in san francisco. we'll tell you what they're putting in place. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig 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program, by the way, and the sunset safety squad are always looking for new volunteers. so if you feel like you want to participate, get a hold of them. mars office is also trying to get more free ring doorbells to donate and install. it's a 42. we'll be right back. >> 8.45? and as we honor black history month, the black community has been hit hard by the pandemic. but may have found comfort in getting through it by attending church elliott davis has a closer look at how black churches met the needs in africa communities. >> nationwide. >> african american churches all across america. people come for help during this pandemic dealing with mental stress, struggling with the body's physical needs and to spiritually, strengthen them to withstand the terrible losses brought on by covid god. we pray for our families that are grieving. we pray for those that are in hospital rooms. reverend charles nurses, pastor of saint james in church. he's also president of the st. louis metropolitan coalition. what made the black church able to field his rule? >> first presence. >> the fact they care we've always been there. we've already had relationship and you really can't speak to people on a soul level without having a significant relationship. >> another church with that same relationship is fate. miracle temple. they too had to make quick changes in the pandemic to keep up with the needs of a hurting community, smaller praise and worship groups have taken the place. a big choirs because of covid protocols. there are stringent covid checks just to get in the church. >> smaller crowds attend because of covid social distancing. bless the offering that again today, more online and live streaming of churches like this that were shut down to in person services bishop larry baylor admits a few unwanted drawbacks. now people are so used to stand at almost that the with a cappuccino in there. and with that with tom izzo watching the service and get back in i've done so many funerals over the last roughly 2 years. it has been incredible. first of all, the church deals with the spiritual aspect of people now because you a pastor, you deal with the mental aspect of people and then is our responsibility as well to make sure that everybody has fool. >> make sure everybody has a roof over their how important as a church been for you in this has very instrumental in my part-time governor. just give me in dorrance, even political leaders like. >> this mayor from vinita park, missouri, agrees. i think the black turns been a pillow. this community. we need it. the testing. >> it was behind us. we needed the vaccine. they were behind us. so they're not serves as the most trusted institution in the african american community. and with all the unknowns of covid trust is in high demand >> community hit hard by covid a community where people need some place to come where they knew they'd be searched. my. >> and >> in st. louis, elliott to report. >> and please join kron 4 for our black history month. special hosted by our own pam. or you can watch that february 24th at 06:30pm. that's a thursday night. >> time now is 8.48, let's get over to the weather center. say good morning to john once again. find out about that forecast on this friday, john. yes, it's looking nice. may be too nice over the next 10 to 14 days long range forecast showing that this trend of dry, sunny weather. it's only continuing the golden gate bridge. absolutely gorgeous. what else is new? it's been that way for will to pull weeks now. we are seeing winter settled in for the rest of the country with bitter cold, rain, snow and ice for really the eastern 2 thirds of the u.s. but the west coast continuing to remain dry. we will see a few clouds overnight tonight that actually is going to help us out likely a little bit helping temperatures to be a little less cold tomorrow morning than what we're currently in the midst of right now. tomorrow. daytime highs right around the same as today's and michigan see still plenty of sunshine hanging out with us. this high pressure. ridge is going to keep things that way for the west coast and notably the bay area just keeping on this mild dry trend of weather. now, we are going to be seeing some winds out there at times, but nothing like we had during the middle of this past calistoga, about 15 miles per hour. wind gusts this afternoon. we will be seeing conditions out there along the bay shore. just a nice light, offshore breeze where we had with temperatures. well, after a morning full of 30's, it's going to be an afternoon full of 60's low to mid 60's near the coastline and pretty solid mid 60's for the majority of the bayshore south bay. temperatures will be among our warmest 66 for much of the santa clara valley, east bay temps low to mid 60's for u union city and hayward at 64. same from san leandro up to berkeley, north bay. temperatures low to mid 60's until you get to the coast. that's where you'll find your 50's and point raise in stinson beach. looking ahead at our next 7 days, temperatures climb into the low 70's by midweek next week. lots of sunshine out there. back to you guys. ok? thanks a lot, john. it's 8.50 right now. the warriors now have 8 wins in a row. their latest victory. >> the sacramento kings. they beat him last night. the chase. and what a game it was too. >> warriors stars were back in action. let's get the high life, steph and klay and wiggins going to work on the court. but it was really klay thompson who was hot. 23 points on the night this 20 minutes of playing time. a combination of great defense and help from the bench. got the win over the kings final score. one, 26 1.14. and after the game, coach kerr had nothing but praise for plate. >> he was fantastic tonight. it wasn't just the shooting and 7 i thought he's driving kick to damion lee early in the 4th quarter was a big basket come both came open. i clay was just fantastic tonight. >> i feel so dang good and everything i've been through. i just really appreciate nights like be. i mean. a lot the shooting parties, so much fun when you see. our work paying just. it just hits different now. and then when it did a few years ago. >> se has she's through all that that really have that frustration, you know, and all that work and it's paying off. and he really appreciates his great play more than ever. and we appreciate it too. will next. get to see the warriors play on monday night to get the weekend off. so that's nice. they're going to be playing on the road. oklahoma city thunder. we'll be right back. >> we're back in a 54 and a home up for sale in florida is about to make real estate history here in the u.s. white home that you see here on the screen just outside tampa is going to be part of the first real estate nft auction. the winning bidder will have ownership rights to the property that will be stored in their crypto wallet. the block chain technology can speed up the process for the new owner by us basically skipping all the time it takes to pull title transfer deeds and go through the normal court system. >> this is being transferred as an llc. >> immediately to the person who wins the auction as an nft and then they immediately on the property. >> interesting this open house is set for saturday. the auction set for tuesday and we'll see where that goes for. >> we'll take a break in 55 coming up in the next hour. the person who left a forty-niners fan, daniel luna in a coma. he's been arrested. the inglewood mayor also chiming in to we're expecting a live press conference at some point in the next hour or so. expect more details to come from that in a live report. plus, parents, teachers, students alike, they're planning to host rallies today over school closures in oakland. we're not happy with the current proposals now to shut them down. and san jose is now requiring vaccine boosters or at least a valid negative covid test for indoor events of 50 or more people at city owned property. what? details on that coming up in a live report. celebrate valentine's day for less with kohl's! get 65% off jewelry... 25% off festive pajamas... and 25% off cozy home finds! plus, take an extra 20% off... and earn kohl's cash! kohl's. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. and thanks for letting me join your morning. i'm daria on a friday. happy well say good-bye to james who gets to start to friday early because he got up extra early and john is here to help you out with the weather. if you have anything to plan outside, it looks like any day of great. yeah. i'm hoping there's stuff to be planned outside because if not, you'll be missing out a little bit. it's going to be beautiful out there all weekend long. >> lots of sunshine up above your berkeley hills camera, looking at lee sunny, we do have in light offshore wind, nothing like we had this past ezier k, but a little b in the north bay mountains and out along the coastline for most areas, not something that's going hold jeff too much skies have been nice and clear throughout the morning. just a couple of patches of low cloud cover in the santa clara valley. aside from that, though, we have been smooth sailing under some ample sunshine. current temperatures are still in the 30's for only a couple spots like fairfield in petaluma. most of the rest of us are either 40's or 50's. now a lot of movement these past few minutes as the sun rose higher and warms us up a little bit more reyna. >> i we had a couple issues at the earlier part of the morning. but finally, we're smooth sailing across the bay area as you're heading from the east bay into the city right now, a little under 10 minutes for your drive time as you're heading there from the maze. 2, that fremont street exit 5.18, 80's. you're traveling along. they're not seeing any major hazards or delays. the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. look at that. no hazards to slow you down a little under 14 minutes as you're traveling and the

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