nowhere near freezing. again, if you are getting an early start, we have pretty thick fog out there. >> visibility chart shows this in fairfield. this is through napa and concord. this is 4 miles of visibility and already seeing on the arriving flights. fog is not a factor. we are up to 8 miles for the half moon bay area. and we start to lift as we head into the afternoon. fog tracker shows. mostly cloudy conditions. hang onto the 8:00 hour. they could see the fog develop around sunrise. they put it into motion. you will see partly cloudy skies for the most of us as we head into the afternoon. we have dense fog. here is a live look at the bridge. this could cause problems for the drivers on the bridge. that's where you find mike pelton, how is it looking out there? >> foggy, erica. >> it is a lively look. you can see a few making it towards the bridge. visibility is down to a few hundred feet. you came from the city. heading north, it was right where we saw visibility start to drop. we saw a lot of the signs from the chp indicating they should recuse the speed and we go from 60 miles an hour down to 40. or 45 miles an hour. because of that limited visibility this morning. now, erica, obviously, this is not as big a problem if this were a week day commute. you can see. there are quite a few cars and heading up to napa. heed the advice of the chp and slow down as you make your way through it. >> erica. >> it is slowing down and keep in mind when the roads are empty. they tend to go faster. it could cause problems. keep a safe distance from the cars in front of you. and it is expected to lift between 10 and 11 this morning. anny? they put out a one alarm fire that broke out in a garage. it took a half hour to extinguish flames in the block of the 40th avenue between the outer sunset. the fire department said no one was hurt in the blaze. a developing story that we are following for you rallies on both side the holiday of the mlk weekend. they are spreading the message of dr. king. they are protesting the shooting death of unarmed black men. >> they were protesting last night in the castro district. and the group called queers of color blocked 18th and castro. for some time before they were able to move them off the streets. >> in a peaceful march from the bart station ant oakland police substation. they did arrest four people for various crimes. >> a crowd of protestors gathered around the station. they wanted to bring attention to police shootings. abreu tall itd. they encourage people to take over the streets. over the three day holiday weekend. >> we can actually make real, the new movement. >> take up where the old movement that dr. king left. or that dr. king left behind. >> pick up where he left off. and reclaim the spirit and struggle of ferguson and king. and that we are compared to confront racism. stand up for equality for our freedom. >> >> after the rally, they marched through east oakland to gain more support for their cause. >> the family of a man shot and killed by police will bring attention to what he nl is his wrongful death. >> they are filing a civil case against them. >> and he was killed by police when they say he tried to grab an officer's gun. >> george claims. the 24-year-old had his hands up and don't sheet. shoort. and she said the fatal shots are fired. >> dr. king himself. talked about plus brew tall lit and in the it is highly inappropriate. that we are also talking about the issue: there is a lot of conversations about lies. >> all lies matter. >> the family hopes the tragedy can result in better police community practices. this is the first use of deadly force by richmond police since 2007. protestors stormed into several businesses. dan rubin smoke with restaurant owners and they are confused as to why they are being targeted: >> reporter: friday night was no different. >> the restaurant was at full capacity. >> the protest against police brew tallity spilled into the businesses. >> they pushed us out of the way. they filled up the entire down stairs for the restaurants. >> they were not peaceful. and they pushed some of them. and spilled hot coffee on one of the guests. >> this is not special to urban bistro. >> they storm there. and among's kettle were sent out. >> it is not friendly to the movement. they need more visits. >> because of those threats, most restaurant ownerless were afraid to speak on camera. >> he said. there is no shortage of guilty businesses in the mission. >> they seem very confused about the cause and what they are trying to say. and they are very, very upset and angry. >> what ever protestors were trying to -- what they were trying to get across is a peaceful way. >> they listen. >> but not one person in the restaurants was supportive of the way in which they came in. >> dan ruben, kron 4 news. being outside in the cold can cause the flu? 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that the second gunman behind the massacre is buried near paris. charif kouachi was buried. no relatives attended the funeral and the grave is left unmarked so it wouldn't be a pilgrimage site for islamists. >> his brother said he was buried late friday night. they shut down a newspaper for publishing a frntd line headline. it supports charlie hebdo and actor george clooney saying i am charlie hebdo and it didn't express support for the statement or the magazine itself. clooney is one of many actors at the golden globe award who wore an i am charlie pin. >> this is the prophet mohammad and denies the attacks on the office. we will have the latest for you on the threat by kaiser nurses to walk off the job later this week. >> here is a live look outside the golden gate. >> it is foggy out there. we are seeing debs fog and visibility down to a quarter of a mile. more details on the weather coming up after the break. . welcome back. happy sunday. take a look at this. live conditions on the bridge. heavy fog at the toll plaza. pretty thick. marty and erica, with this morning's condition. >> it is a word that is foggy. this is the embarcadero in san francisco. it has the dense fog. >> it pushed in and the fog wasn't as bad when you left my house. when i started to drive east, it started to pick up. it is a little worse at the especially beark der row and the weather service is not issuing a dense fog advisory. >> if you are getting a later start. it will clear between 10 and 11 this morning. look to partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. now the worse of the fog in the interior valleys yet again. we are dealing with the fog. starts in the valerie and works its way close to the water fronts. this is less than a mile in concord and sfo reporting four niles. and arriving flights. call ahead. and check with your carrier and keep this in mind if you are picking someone up from the airport today. as for the afternoon, the low cloud cover will start to lift. we are dealing with gray skies. not a whole lot of sunshine especially north of the golden gate bridge k temperatures temperatures -- temperatures still maintain pretty nice temperatures. 64 for san rafael. we will see it out towards fairfield and 65 the high today in redwood city. we are on the warmer side of average. we have wet weather to the north. these are just weak impulses, we will not see any develop south of the golden gate bridge. perhaps santa rosa. petaluma. and all in all. we will maintain dry companies. just a whole lot of cloud cover associated with the system. behind it we have a high ridge of temperatures and air quality action. this week, we saw into tuesday and wednesday. >> not much rain and we will see this next week for the month of january. santa rosa picks up a 10th of an inch. zero for much of the bay area. doesn't look like we will see any rain perhaps the 28th or the 29th. there will be a strong possibility that will wrap up the month with completely different conditions. a lot of sunshine as we head into next week. >> gradual temperatures. widespread 70s. we are not going to stop there. sunday into monday, we could get into the mid-70s and closer to 80. laces like monterey. and santa cruz, this is pretty much unheard for for this time of year. anny. >> thanks, remember rick candlestick -- thanks, erica. the flu shot is not as effective as it has been in the past. dr. sanjay gupta explains why as he talks about the myths of flu season. >> i am sure it is going to keep coming up again. >> you can't get the flu from the flu shot. it is a dead virus. it can't ciewses flu. they feel crummey because the vaccine is working. making your immune system fire up and get ready and recognize if it sees the flu, how to kill it. no, it is not 100% fail/safe. this particular year the dominating circular stage is nthree n two. >> the vaccine is not going to be quite as effective as if it didn't mute taitd at all. it will offer a lot of protection. you will not be as sick or likely to get sick or if you do, have a shorter duration. >> if you are like me. your foam said don't go outside in the cold without the a coat on. you can't catch the flu from being outside in the cold. it raises the question. why are there more flu cases in the winter month. you are likely to stay indoors. so one person is sick. another will get sick. >> as a result you have less vitamin d produced in your body without the sun in the winter. winter months tend to be lower humidity. flu viruses like lower humidity. they will live longer. moms are right. they are always right but not for the reasons you originally thought. kaiser personal nan day has -- pernante has reached a result. >> they cover 13,000 nurses in the state. they will run through friday at kaiser medical center throughout the bay area. the agreement includes new work place protection for nurses. 14% increase in nurses. and they will be voting to ratify the contract next month. new ordinance is now in effect in this county. banning e cigarette smokers indoors. this is from the ding engineers of secondhand smoke. >> they say this move negatively affects her e cigarette business. >> there is a lot of publicity saying how harmful it is. i don't understand where they are getting their studies from. and what it is based upon. the evidence i have shows it is not nearly as harmful as cigarettes. >> they can no longer smoke at the indoor bar. they have to sample flavors outside. turning to national news. the president will talk about raising taxes for the wealthy to help the middle class. that will out line raising the capital gains rate at 28% for couples earning half a million a year. and limiting the tax break consist on the inheritances. it would be used for cost saving measures for the middle class. they will praise the move and with the republican majority in congress. they may not get very far on capitol hill. we will be carrying the state of the union address tuesday night. and next hour, kron 4 puts this here. >> they will preview the state of the union address. congressional delegation is on a fact-finding trip to cuba. they are watching this shake up on the island nation. emerging class of private cuban business owners anxiously a wait the tourists with their u.s. dollars. >> he has increased allowances much to bank for some new businesses. they believe better u.s. recommendationless don't have to under mine the socialist political system. >> salaries start to rise. it is great. if a family gets a better standard of living. that is great, too. >> analysts warn that an influx of dollars and growth are deepen the gap in the cuban population. cuban business owners aren't sure what to expect from the warming in the u.s./cuban ties. they remain hopeful. >> still ahead for you. the golden gate state warriors continue with their best record in the nba, we will look at the highlights as they took on the rockets. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied on people a lot. he helps me live a more independent life. bulldog: we need your help to do more. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com, or any mattress discounters. mattress discounters good deed dogs helping dogs help people . the warriors took on the rockets. the warriors took a five-point lead in the half time. golden state would pull away. and the slash brothers. stef curry and thompson ended up with 27-point it is last night. warriors win going away. >> the final is 131-0106. they improved the record to 32-6. golden state returns home to take on the denver nuggets tomorrow night. big football day. it is championship sunday in the nfl. in the nfc, seattle sea hawk it is are hosting the green bay packers for a chance to go to the super bowl. kickoff is set for 12:05 this afternoon. after that, new england patriots are hosting former cardinal andrew luck and colts. the winner will represent the afc in the super bowl. and that game is scheduled for 3:40 this afternoon. the colts both without be one of their prayers. xavier nixon. >> he missed the charter flight out of indianapolis. and colts will be end without richardson and josh mcnary who was arrested last week and charged with rape. >> how did he miss the flight. did he fall asleep. >> biggest game of his career and he missed the plane. complete wrap up of all the area sports. plus complete analysis. >> all you have to do is tune in tonight. >> go to sports not live following kron 4,000 thank you at 8 -- kron 4 news at 8. we will be right back. . officers are busy moving traffic off the road. it is a real mess outside of philadelphia. all of it is weather related and we will cover this for you throughout the morning. now, we want to bring it back home and there is a live look. and this is the embarcadero and foggy conditions. same story at the upper right and golden gate bridge especially on the lower right. >> we want to avoid the accident scenes like what we talked about in philly. >> we see fog out there. it is dense for some parts of the bay area. >> where is it worse? >> fairfield, livermore. out in antioch. and any of the east bay interior valleys. that's what we are dealing with. it is employing in from the central valley and makes its way closer to the coastline. half moon bay is not reporting any issues with visibility. >> look at the golden gate bridge k this is the last i have seen it within the past couple of days. they have not issued a dense fog advisory w if you are getting a lower start. >> it will clear between 10 and 11. >> half mile in concord, napa. and 3/10ths of a mile out towards livermore. >> two and a half miles. and still potentially. dangerous driving conditions. >> reporting just four highlies. we are seeing dries this hour. >> temperatures 40s. and 50s. plenty of 60s. as we head into the afternoon. >> there is a possibility of a warming trend as we head into next week with the full details around there. anny. a map breaks in steel something personal items. it is all caught o the surveillance camera. kron 4's reporter spoke with the teacher whose room was burglarized. >> he left the door to his classroom open. he left the door for a moment. by the time at the got back. his bag and belongings were gone. it is outrageous thinking someone comes into the campus and does that. >> you can see the suspect stroll in on the left of your screen. look around the desk for a bit. then open the drawer. >> there was nothing in there. except a few remote controls. he walks towards the door that leads to the hallway and back to the desk. he eventually spots the coach bg and takes off with it. >> there was a the school ipad. >> my personal ipad. >> i had a leather wallet with a number of gift cards. >> countless that i got from the students. most of them are starbucks. >> i go left and right. >> i have all the credit cards. my identification. mutt number rung that i don't wear and keep in a bag. i had just gotten reimbursed from a friend. >> they filed a report. they looked for fingerprints. and there was nothing to be found. >> the thief was parked in the school's lot for more than 40 minutes. before making his way inside the school. walking by students that were playing outside the classroom. >> the getaway car was caught on camera. >> i want him to get caught. >> it is not about the belongings. >> but my privacy was totally invaded. >> he had all of his credit cards blocked and reissued. >> he told me he had $6,000 worth of valuables in his bag. >> reporting in san jose. >> alicia reed. >> kron 4 news. the fire station that once close td its doors and it is back open. >> in clayton. it is back open after closing two years ago. it is one of four fire stations that shut down due to the poor economy. and increasing property tax revenues. and not able to pay for staffing. >> it will help response timeless. by cutting them in half. >> this is four or 5 mile it is away. >> this is mount diablo. and you have a threat like diablo in the back ground. it is important to have people who can respond sooner. >> fire protection district now that is 230 firefighters. >> that is mohr and the low point over civil years. >> we have more on the friday's shooting. this is from account helicopter and partnered with the seven news. >> they have yet to release the name of the lone suspect killed near harvey park. but they report. police are uncovering some of the details on the moments that led up to the deadly encounter. >> reporter: they say two people pulled up the vacated house on great salt lake court to fiksz it up. 10 minutes later. a 48-year-old man walked up shouting at them and tried to stab them both. >> police say the workers didn't know the suspect. why he was upset is unclear. >> police say they hit behind a tree and parked car to avoid the assault. >> eventually, the suspect got fired. and at the walked off to harvey park a block away. >> he was confronted by police. who opened fire. and killed him. >> joanne alison said she saw the suspect arguing with the workers before driving off and didn't know it turned deadly until she came back home. >> were you surprised. >> i was not surprised. >> he looked really mad, the man with the five -- knife. >> he had a glassy look to his eyes. >> it is kind of sad. but that happened around here. >> what led them to fire the taser. those details should be released early next week. >> at fremont police headquarters. kron four news. -- kron 4 news. this is the increase of the crime in the antioch. >> rich bon journo said it is up in antioch and the changes that he failed to keep his practice. of hiring more police officers. >> according to the police statistics. >> violent crime increased by 10%. >> and 40% between the years 2010 and 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airline it is for a lengthy tarmac delays. >> they fined southwest one and a half million dollars. the dot said southwest failed to allow he passengers to get off planes during lengthy delaylast year. >> southwest, said it happened during a significant winter storm. >> the airlines said it is doing what it can do avoid similar situations in account future. >> we will recap account top toars. >> we have an extremely foggy morning. dncht live look out of the san mateo bridge. >> we are seeing more dense fog. >> we will be right back after these messages. ooooh... i can hear that sizzle. getting louder! and louder! philly cheesesteak and egg sizzling with prime rib and gooey cheese. i better (just) silence this sizzle! the new philly cheesesteak and egg skillet. denny's. welcome to america's diner. . recapping what we are following for you. demonstrators are using the message of martin luther king and others are protesting the shooting deaths of unarm the black men. one group called queers of color protested last night in the castro district. they blocked streets for some time. they arrested four people from the bart station to the oakland police substation. police are searching for the man who broke into a school stealing thousands of dollars in personal items from a teacher. >> this captures a suspect inside the classroom. looking around. and off to the tea's bag. it is parked and in the parking school parking lot and before making it inside the classroom. this is 6 million people in manila to hear pope john celebrate the mass. >> they lined the motorcade route and filled sursurrounding areas. >> he spoke to nearly 30,000 people at asia's oldest catholic university. we are talking some fog. heading out the door and going on the run or running errands. you may encounter dense fog. >> here is erica with the forecast. we are talking about the thick fog developing. we are seeing visibility three slr 10ths of a mile. half mile in the concord area. this is the dense fog. we have been seeing it all week long. it is two and a half miles for oakland. and at sfo and we are feeling well delays on arriving flights this morning. >> average delay right now. >> 33 minutes. >> we check with the carrier and this could be a problem if you are picking someone up from the airport. >> this is the lat per half of the morning. and it will start to lift. >> it is still fairly widespread and it thickens up as we push to sunrise. >> by two. it looks like most of the cover is going to have the coastline impacted. >> look for partly cloudy skies. and we will see little more sunshine down in the south bay. >> temperatures certainly mild today on the warmer side of average. we could see upper 60s. for loss scatos and campbell and the peninsula. >> this is for vallejo and castro valley. high of 63. 63 -- 63 also for those of you in richmond. >> lots of cloud cover. we will be in the low 60s. there. >> napa is a high of 66. and 62 for santa rosa. and not a whole lot of sunshine expected there. >> we have wet weather to the north. and this is going to slide in the bay area. and the cut off is around here. >> we could see a few shrinkles for the north bay. >> that is the eksz tentd of it. >> it will maintain dry conditions. and it is right behind the system. >> better air quality. >> a whole lot of sunshine. >> gratdual warming trend by next saturday s we will not stop there. >> they will continue to soar as we continue in the following week. >> and seeing it, it is january 28th or 29th. >> marty. >> thanks, erica. >> chp chase ended in front of a television station. he got out of it husband car. and was taken done by officers. >> stop right there. stop right there. down on the ground. we don't want you hurt. get done on the ground. >> they took off and they tried to pull them over. it is unclear what prompted police to make the stop. >> they made him stop with strip stops and corey was sitting in the car with the gun to his head drinking and smoking. his family at the scene said corey suffers from mental issues. dog bite wound as you saw there. and treated at the scene. >> two people were killed when a gunman opened fire at an essential florida mall yesterday morning. police say 57-year-old suspect killed a man and shot and injured his wife during account rampage. he died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the scene. his wives expected to recover. and working with investigators. trying to figure out a motive. >> they reacted how anyone normally would when they heard gunshots. >> it is going on all the time now. >> we are running out t through the hall and through the exit. police say the gunman had civil pockets full of ammunition. and today, it is expected to reopen. teenage couple is in custody this respect missouriing. it is nearly two weeks on the wrong. >> following car theft it is as well. >> dalton hayes and cheyenne philips were arrested in panama city beach, florida. they found the pair sleeping in a truck. >> this is the south carolina walmart store. >> and suspected ofallying three wars. two with guns inside. now, they are working to extradite them back to kentucky. the oses car nominated film american snipe erp debuted this weekend. it starred bradley cooper. and tells the story of a texas war hero. >> chris kyle. he was killed two years ago and buried in east austin at the state cemetery. >> betty cross said may be are not going to the theater but to pay their respects. >> i wanted to pay tribute to an american hero. i wanted to be near him. to honor him. >> on this trip tom austin, this is the one site she needed to be. >> it is a little surreal. trtty emotional. this is legendary texans. >> he walked by his grief site almost every day. >> more and more people coming out to his grave. it is like a sign of respect. >> each with a different way of honoring the navy s.e.a.l. >> letters. flowers, cans of dip. the same lined the interstate two years ago. on the cold february day that the texas war hero was buried. more people came to that funeral than any other funeral here at the cemetery. >> which is why they are expected to be packed for the opening of american sniper. >> hold on. >> i have a woman and kid. 200 yards out. >> bradley cooper is the chris kyle. the most lethal sniper in history. during four tours in iraq. he became known as legends. >> this is worn by rachel krisher and she hopes it is as inpiering as the man. >> and to the man he was. before we do to break. we will give you an update on the accident. icy conditions and the accidents have closed highways and bridges in and around philadelphia. one interstate is closed in both directions. after a preliminaryup that involves 20 cars. icy road caused them to slam into each other. and caused the closure of i-95. and all four bridges linked the city to noise was closed. as they are busy trying to clear the area. >> we will continue to deep you updated on that. ♪ you' unpkinglready? ye. lp mfindome gs? ♪ theest rt 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morning, we do have areas of dense fog. it as live look at the embarcadero. >> not bad. closer to the bay. >> it is the interior spots where we are dealing with very dense fog and visibility at 3/10ths of a mile. >> also in fairfield this morning. >> closer to the bay. it looks like it is a little better. and sfo has dropped down. and expect delay it is on arriving flights this morning. >> dense fog will clear up and looking at a 10% chance of sprinkles. >> all in all, tawlzs on the mild side. this is on tap for next week. >> temperatures will be climbing into the 70s. we will have the full detail tls coming up. >> anny. >> they could cause problems for the drivers. and that's where we find kron 4's mike pelton. >> i can barely see anything this morning. >> not getting any better. that's what i can tell you. you take a live look at the toll plaza. it is here for a couple of hours. no indication this is going to lift any time soon. >> visibility i would say is really couple of hundred feet. >> there is a fog advisory at the bridge as well as the bay bridge. i did speak with the chp this morning. they are asking drivers to reduce the speed and want drives to keep hetd lights on. and not high peoples. as you navigate. >> certainly, this is not causing the issues. and it is constitutional very limited visibility. a.m. certainly, the chp is asking if you do go out there. reduce your speed. you are north seeing a whole lot. anny. >> good reminder. >> thank you. we want to take you to philadelphia. this is in and around the philadelphia area. you request ethnos a good look at the back up there. interstates are closed in both directions in parts of the region. this involves some 20 cars. all of it caused by wet conditions. icy roads. they slammed right into each other and they are affecting parts of philadelphia. and all four bridges that linked the city and new jersey. and all of them closed as they are trying feverishly to clear the area. and applying more salt on the roads. >> bring it back to the bay area. it rallies on both sides of the mlk weekend. they use it of this to spread the message of dr. king. they are protesting the shooting death of unarmed black men. >> they are protesting in one neighborhood. it is called queers of color. >> 18th and castro. and before police were able to move them off the streets. >> it as peaceful march. >> and to the east month police station. >> they did arrest four people for some you crimes. >> this is around 3:00. >> saturday afternoon. >> they want police shooters. and brewality. >> take over the streets during the three day holiday weekend. >> we can take up the new movement and pick up where dr. king left behind. and reclaim that expert and struggle and of ferguson and king. and we are prepared to confront racism. >> stand up for our freedom. >> they marched through to gain more support for their cause. they gathered to bring attention to what they believe is the wrong conflict death. they announced at the rally that they are filing a civil case against the richmond police department. >> richard perez was killed by police. >> and he tried to have grab this gun. >> the unarmed 24-year-old said had his hands up. >> that's where the fatal shots were fired. >> in the appropriate form. >> we have it. and they talked about police brutality. and what they are engauged in. this period of time we are talking about this issue. >> there is conversation about black lives matter. i have to tell you. all lives matter. they hope it results had better police practices. >> it is by richmond police in 2007. >> in san francisco, protestors stormed into several businesses on friday. >> dan ruben smoke with owners who are confused as to why they are being targeted. >> this is saturday afternoon in the moition. friday night was no different. >> it is at full capacity. >> before 10:00 a.m. they spilled into local businesses. they pushed the hostess out of the way and came in with signs and filled up the entire downstairs for the restaurants. > >> they pushed some of our guesses and hurt him by spilling coffee down his front. and scalding him. >> this is farina. and threat were sent out via swit ter. >> one is not friendly to the movement. >> not. most owners and staff were afraid to speak on camera. >> we will found and different restaurant. >> restaurant owners are hot sure what they are guilty. >> they are seem confused. about their dog. and they are very, very up settlement. >> whatever they were trying to get across. it gots lost in frition ration. >> do it in a peatsful way. and not one person in the restaurant. was supportive of the way they came in. a modern day bonnie and collide. one is only 13 years olds. that is coming up. we are joined by michael to talk about the state of the union address taking place on tuesday. >> flu caseare on the rise. >> why this year's vaccine is less effective. >> we debunk the popular myths about flu season. . happening right now. this is a flu map provided by google. the darker colors indicate higher flu activity and they get the information by the way. by tracking internet searches for flu. here in the bay area we have been telling about flu cases being on the rise as well. >> there are four local deaths relate dollars to the flu. >> making things worse, the flu shot is not as effective as it has been in the past. >> what should you go. and do. >> dr. sanjay gupta has flu advice. >> i will try to settle the flu thing. it will come up again and again. >> you can't get the flu from the flu shot. it is a dead virus. it can't get the flu. >> why do you feel worse. >> it is working. >> get ready and recognize it. >> how to kill it. >> no, it is not 100% fail safe. and this is known as hthree ntwo and must tated a little bit. so the knack convenient is not as effective as it if it didn't mutate at all. >> not going to be sick or if you do get sick, have a shorter duration. >> if you are like me. >> your mom said don't go outside in the bold without the hat on. >> you can't catch it by being outside of the cold. >> there are so many flu chases in the winter months. >> so, one person is sick. >> more are likely to get sick. >> and then you have vitamin d being produced. >> your immune system is depressed. >> they tend to be lower humanity. >> so, live longer. >> mom may have been right. >> moms are always right and maybe not for the reasons you originally thought. get your flaw shot. >> i did. every year for the past 10 years. >> yes, i got mine too, through the station. so far. so good. much more ahead on kron 4 news weekend. this is the state of the union coming up after this break. what'sapped tonackg?how d itecom abnt-mdedl eati onefterhe nt? were areamchee tha still belies i saringur fd. ♪ the laughi cow reventnackg. again? give them something special. gather around the world's best chicken and home-style sides for a dinner everyone will get excited about. kfc. . we are back. we are continuing with the philadelphia area. there is a multi car pile ups. and they have claimed at least two lives. there is one pile up that involved so many 20 cars. you are starting to see the back up there on the screen. they say two people are killed in the crash. and it is early in the morning. another pile up involving 20 vehicles. all the bridges now that link philadelphia and new jersey are closed because of the icy conditions. workers are putting down more salt on the highways. and it is just a complete mess there. department of transportation is calling the travel conditions there. very, very hazardous. we will continue to cover the story for you throughout the morning. bring it home. we are dealing with some fog. >> heavy fog. as we take a live look there at the coquinas bridge. >> we have some fog out there. >> vallejo and all the interior spots. dealing with very thick fog. it wasn't this bad the past couple of mornings. it is widespread and we are dealing with pretty foggy conditions for the peninsula. >> it is down to half a mile. and visibility at just 4 miles at sfo and no surprise we are seeing delayon arriving flights averaging 33 minutes. if you are heading to the airport to catch a flight. you may encounter some delays and keep this in mind if you are picking someone up from the airport. >> it will start to lift. we will see plenty of 60s. and it is very similar to what we experienced yesterday. >> very mild at 66. and as a today. staying in the upper 50s. low to mid-60s on the north bay t and not a lot of sunshine. >> it is a fairly week location system in the ridge of high pressure. and expected for the north bay. >> little more sunshine for san jose. it is 67. and today is sunny value with a high of 66 -- sunnyvale and this is 66. this is not going to sag into the bay area. we will see trace amounts of rain. we are talking drizzle at best. sants at that rosa and petaluma, we will see that for today. behind this system strks we have a big ridge of high pressure. it will bump one temperatures. create a lot of sunshine. no rain. for the month of january; we are bone dry for most locations. we did see a 10th of an inch. and oakland. and concord, there is the possibility that will hold on to dry weather for the rest of the month. there is a cold front headed our way around january 28 trd or january 29th. >> stray around here and lots of sunshine. gradual warm up. check out next weekend. they will soar saturday. we will see low 70s and we may not even stop there. they could continue to climb. sunday and monday. >> to santa rosa santa cruz, you can see temperatures in the 80s. that is unheard of this time of year. >> marty. president obama will deliver his state of the union address this tuesday. we will carry it live. we want to welcome in our political analyst to talk about the big tax package. one part of it is getting big news. >> few dayses ago. about the free community college. >> this is all. people are criticizing. and it came out last night m time for the sunday talk shows. how is he going to pay for the free community college and manufacturing credits and how is he going to deal with paid sick leave. it is a tax package designed. to bring back the democratic faithful. this is my last two years. we will do a tax package. that addresses the issue of ineke al quit in the country. jobs are being created and the question is. our wage is going up as well. >> this is trying to get middle class wages back up there and the big part of it is the tripling of the dependent child credit to 3,000 per child. he wants to expand the earned income tax credit. for two earner families. and then to do so. he wants to tax the wealthiest. and raise the capital gains. and dividend tax. and the trust fund loophole. it is a few. >> these are numbers i can't gun to comprehend. >> if you have a 10 billion-dollar trust fund through the market grows. you get to inshirt it without any capital gains. >> they want to try to bury that. and take it into the treasure. >> it is tax increases to pay for 235 billion-dollars. worth of out lays. >> and including the 60 billion-dollars for a free community college. >> so the 10 billion-dollar question is how does it get through the congress. which is all gop. >> it is actually the 320 billion-dollar question. >> it is entitle mentd reform. >> how do you do that. >> you can do the democrats. and said you can put tax increases for the wealthy on the table. in this proposal. there is $90 million. 90 billion-dollars worth of play. it takes in. 390 billion-dollars more than it is spent out. it is a way thatty might say i put that out there for intieltd meant reform and get it back on the table. what part of the tax plan. the best chances. to actually you know, be moved forward. >> with all things, the question is. the most popular parts are the ones they get benefits from. and not the parts people have to pay for. >> most popular part is the relief and tripling the child care. tax credit and possibly the idea of putting, returning back to 1986, present reagan tax rates for the capital gains. it is a populous move and democrat consist have been begging the president to do. for any number of years. >> they want them to to it in 2012 and close the gap up. it hasn't happened. we will see. >> but, it is going to be very, very tough in the senate and the house of representatives. >> it will. >> one question about the small business owners. >> and it is a good chance to be moving forward. >> it goes towards the idea of the fact that americans are not saving at the rate they should and the burden on social security. and other systems. and it is growing over time. you see with public employees. cutting pensions and increasing contributions and the idea of creating all mandatory requirement. pretty much like healthcare and to go into a paid ira, it is not a very radical idea. >> and what is the contribution. and what is the small business response. >> how do you define what it is. >> we will be watching it on tuesday. we will be carrying it live at 6:00. and providing an analyst as well. we were going to bring it back to california. talk about it thesen toreial and gubernatorial races coming up. >> absolutely. >> we will be right back. . big day for nfl couch potatoes. it is championship sunday. the nfc game will be hosting the packers for a chance to go to the super bowl. >> kickoff set for 12:05 this afternoon. then this afternoon. they are hosting former stanford quarterback. the winner of that game will represent the afc and that game is on february 1st. >> game day is scheduled for 3:40 this afternoon. for a complete wrap up of bay area sports. and highlights and analysis, and this envelope of championship games. join jason apple baum and tonight on nine. and at eight. . recapping for you. rallies on both side of the bay on the mlk holiday weekend. they use the holiday weekend to spread the message of dr. king and protesting the recent police shooting deaths of unarmed men. this is the castro district and they are called queers of color. blocked the intersection for some sometime before they were able to move them off the street. in east bay. oakland. mostly peaceful march and from the police substation. they did arrest four people for various crimes. they gathered outside around three in the afternoon yesterday. they want to bring attention to police shootings. and brutality. >> they will present a controversial new plan at the state of union address. >> talk about raising taxes for the wealthy for the middle class. >> they will raise the rate to 28% on couples who earn half a million a year. and eliminating tax breaks on inherit tansies. >> we will carry the state of the union address live right here on kron 4. this is foggy conditions. >> it is quite foggy out there. and real dense in some spots. >> we are covering this bridge also. where it is very foggy. this is the toll plaza. >> we will believe him. despite the fact that we can't see anything. and tracking the fog. and the national forecast is erica in the weather center. >> good morning. we are dealing with fog in the bay area. and satellite and the national view shows area of low pressure. and working it way up to the northeast coastline. pushing his way closer to new england. >> there is not a lot of cold air with the system and we are talking about mostly rain. >> freezing rain in some spots. we could see a couple ofisms develop. >> north carolina could be dealing with heavy rain at times. colder away from the water. that includes. vermont. new hampshire. and into today. we could see between five and 10 inches of snow develop. >> most of the system will push out into the atlantic monday afternoon. we are talking about hazardous travel condition and there are delays on the flights and very slick roadway it is for several states along the eastern seaboard. here in the bay area. we are feeling with weak impulses and none to talk about. and visibility is a factor. >> you are listing 3/10ths after mile meal. >> it is over in oakland. >> temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. thank the cloud cover for the middle temperatures this morning. look for breaks of sunshine later today. and this is to the mid-60s for the warmest inland spots. we have a warming trend as we head into next week. where and when we will see 70s. coming up in the next report. an 18-year old and 13 year old who are dubbed a modern day bonnie and collide have within caught from police. >> they are on the run for an alleged multi state crime spree. >> dalton haises. and cheyenne philips were arrested in the beach this morning. >> they were found sleeping in the stolen truck. >> it shows the couple there. they were spotted last weak. >> suspectedallying two cars. >> now, they are both in custody. arizona father is overjoyed. and heartbroken at the same time. his wife died after delivering quadrupletses. they were born several weeks early. their mother never not to hold them. john erickson spoke to the devastated friends who said it was her lifelong dream to have children. before they had them. they had erica and carlos senior. >> then she had them. and then she died. >> the best friend i have ever had. >> four children, quad run lets. clockwise from top left. tracy, paisley, karl loases junior and erica. mom's life wish of having children was granted just before her death. it was a matter of a few hours. they were delivered around 6:30 in the evening. and erica passed away early morning. >> after erica had been given a choice. keep living without choice or have children and then die. the out come would be the same. >> there was nothing she was more determined to do in life was to give life. that was her determination. all she wanted. >> they are not talking about how morales died. the hospital's only comment is that our heartfelt condolences are with the family. while mom never got to hold them and never will. her friends say mom's job isn't done. >> her purpose was to be put here to have the children and be an angel to guide them and watch them. still ahead on kron 4 news weekends. it is a hit film. a community in texas honors the real american sniper. plus the director of the museum joins us to discuss martin luther king junior and what the museum has planned to celebrate the holiday. . welcome back. after years of function hardship. a fire station that once closed its doors in contra costa county is back open. fire station 11 in clayton reopened after closing two years ago. >> it is one of the stations shut down and due to the poor economic and the tax revenues and not being able to pay for staffing. it will help response times in clayton by cutting them in half. the next place is they are four and 5 miles away. as you can see right up there is mowntd diablo. and so, this area particularly when you have a threat in the background. it is really important for people to respond sooner. the contra costa fire protection district has 32 firefighters. that is more than over the low point over the past several years. coming up. we get thank you set for the martin luther king junior celebrations around the bay area. we will have that coming up. we are taking this live look outside. >> this is the embarcadero. we will have the forecast in a couple of minutes. . we are back talking about weather. >> you can see the fog off in the distance off the san mateo bridge. >> it is not bad here compared to others. >> kron 4s mike peltd ton is there. and we are not seeing any cars because of the thick fog. this is the worse of the fog. really reserved for the east valley and down to under mile. it is understand a quarter of a mile in several locations. >> if you are heading out right now. >> this is not the actual layers. they are not too bad. and 48 degrees. >> 54. very mild conditions in san francisco. you will have to deal with the fog. and early start. >> visibility under a mile. and it is 3/10ths after mile or in concord. >> driving around oakland. and you will notice it closer to the coastline. visibility is slightly better. >> reporting 4 miles and 2 miles in the visibility for sfo and we are seeing delay it is on arriving flights this morning. >> that will clear between 10 and 11. beyond that. look for partly cloud i do it mostly cloudy conditions. >> this is in the 60s. 62 in antioch. and high of 66. closer in 50s and a lot more sunshine this the south bay. and temperaturein the upper 60s. they certainly are warmer than the seasonal average. >> this is the average and to the north. it is a weak system. >> bringing light rain. it is not going to spread into the bay area. >> some drizzle will develop. and places like here and that's the cut off. the rest of us will maintain dry conditions. then we have a big ridge of high pressure beyond the system. >> it is going to bring sunshine and warmer temperatures and not going to bring us any rain. >> we haven't seen any rain for the month of january. and in fact. >> south florida s and it is 0 inches for the napa area. >> we have seen a 10th of an inch in santa rosa so far this month. >> we have not seen any rain develop whatsoever next week. >> we have to look at january 28 rdz before we see some activity. >> this is around the bay forecast. >> gradually warming trends as we head into next week. and check out next saturday. >> temperatures in the 70s t for several bay areas. and stop there. >> temperatures will continue to soar as we head into sun sp and the following monday as well. >> marty. >> it is going to look like spring around here. >> it is martin luther king day. and here in the bay area will be celebrating the life of the civil rights leader. >> this is miss harrison. she is joining us. thank you for joining us. >> known as moad, it is in san francisco in the saint regis hotel. >> we are on the ground floor. if you happen to be in the hotel and this is the emerging artists gallery. >> to honor dr. king tomorrow. you are asking them to check out the eks hives you have at moad, admission is free: what can people expect that is special for tomorrow. >> well, we are delighted that we are celebrating the life of martin luther king. and he was about social justice. and we are able to really demonstrate to the public that social justice. >> social consciousness can happen through the eyes of artists. we will have three eks hives they can see. >> juan is elizabeth cat let. he is one of the most important african-american artists. sculptor and painter and her art. really in the 60s and 70s. produced a lot of art in response to the atrocities with the black community. >> also, we will have that. and that is part of our permanent installation that, from our archives that we will be showing. then we have the art of lava thomas. and beyond. >> what is great about this. they get to come tomorrow and there will be a scavenger hunt that we designed for kids. adults love the scavenger hunt t and we will discover art. and also discover pieces of art. >> it seems like the word they do is when race relations has been a been a big talker comong the community. we have seen the protests. are you trying to weed that there the conversation as well into moad. >> we always do. not just on mlk day. >> that is a part of our mission. >> part of core value. it become as place where the discussions about race and culture are talked about freely and openly in a robust conversation. >> we are able to weave this into the programming. whether it is an office series or kids. students coming in with their teachers. and able to discuss and talk with it through the lens of the african diaspro and you have been the executive director for just over a year now. >> maybe people stop by when they first open. >> maybe they will bring the family. >> take advantage of the free admission and mf l., will they see any changes. >> they will see changes. this past year. parts of my vision was to reimagine the museum. >> they will come in and see the center. the wells fargo center. eye pads. that they can go and have a deeper look into the diaspro and they come. they gravitate to it. but they will also be able to have art classes. and we will have the education center. and whether there will be art. and chalk designs. and kids can participate on the sidewalks. but, they will also come as a move through the museum. >> we have an entirely new set of galleries. >> before we were only able tore show one eks hives hiks. >> there will be three eksz hives. and galleries. that they can move to. >> there is one from nigeria. and which the adults also love as well. do you try to focus on other parts of the african culture. >> what goes into, tion what thought process goes into a good job of cure rating and honoring and respecting the diversity of africa. >> this is the something the visitor it is will feel. >> we purposely are trying to share with people. the diaspra is a may immigration of the people from their homeland: so, our lens is the african. and it is also afro cuban. afro asian. >> afro caribbean. and all all the points of view. >> that's what we are cob voiing. and anyone can feel comfortable. and find the eye in the diaspro. >> free admission to the museum of diaspro. >> it is 10-dollars and it is absolutely free. >> this is michelleee and reid hoffman. quickly want to mention the par march to freedom is tomorrow morning as well. >> they are going to be celebrating the 50s anniversary of civil war marches to montgomery. we mentioned. lots of events scheduled in honor of dr. king and we put together the entire list for you and your family to check out. this is kron 4.com. we are back with more after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. jason walker walks during four tours in iraq he was a legend. >> i hope it is real to his life. >> betty cross. still ahead on kron4 news. our political analyst will have the race of barbara box. and can camping out cause the flu or does getting the flu shot get you sick? we will have what a medical expert has to say in. >> many of us waking up to foggy conditions. we will have alike report on what to port on what to expect on the road. good morning. i'm marty gonzales. >> and i'm hanny honk. happy sunday. it is foggy. >> one of the big stories we have been following most of the week as the heavy fog around the bay area. >> here is a like look at the golden gate bridge that it is foggy. visibility less to a quarter of a mile and tracking the fog is erica. good morning. good morning. i have been keeping a close eye on the golden gate bridge and the fog not as bay as the east bay spots but still a couple of days ago the fog was not that bad coming over the golden gate bridge. we don't have an advisory issued by the national weather service but drive carefully. as we take a look at the visibility charts we have seen minor improvements. visibility at two miles in fairfield and we started off seeing .3 of a mile. half-mile visibility in napa and seeing two miles at sfo this morning. already hearing of reports on delays of arriving flights. certainly call ahead and check with your carrier. into the afternoon look for partly cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions and it looks like we will continue for mild temperatures. looking ahead. we have a big ridge of high pressure building in and we will see a big warmup talking about 70s for next weekend. we are talking about the potential for beach weather in the middle of january. i will have the details coming up in 15 minutes. marty. >> thank you. we are following a developing story. rallies on both sides of the bay in this mlk holiday week. demonstrators are spreading the message of dr. king and others are protesting the recent deaths of unarmed black men. one group was demonstrating in the castro district queers of color blocked the streets until the police were able to move them off the streets. a peaceful demonstration in the substation but police did arrest four people for various crimes. a crowd of protestors gathered outside the station around 3:00 in the afternoon saturday. they wanted to bring attention to police shootings and brutalities. speakers and performers encouraging people to take over the streets of that three day holiday weekend. we can actually make real the new movement, take up where the old moment that dr. king left behind and pick up where he left off and reclaim that spirit of ferguson and king that we are prepared to confront racism and standup for equality for our freedom. as for the rally, protestors marched through east oakland. in rich land, a family of a man shot last year brought attention to what they believe what he his wrongful death. they announced that they are filing a civil case against the richmond police department. in september, richard petty perez was killed by police when they say he tried to grab an officer's gun. the family's attorney john burr wrist claims the unarmed 24- year-old had his arms up and said don't shoot before the fatal shots were fired. this is not an appropriate forum because dr. king talked about police brutality and it is entirely appropriate that this day, this period of time that we are also talking about this issue. we have a lot of -- there has been a lot of conversation about black lives matter. i will have to tell you that all lives matter. the family hopes that the tragedy can result in better community police practices and relations and the incident was the first use of deadly force by richmond police since 2007. new information on friday's fatal officer-involved shooting in fremont. take a look at video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the alameda county coroner's office has yet to release the name of the sole suspect kill. but police are uncovering some of the details of the moments that led up to the deadly uncounter. >> two contractors, a 54-year- old and a 20-year-old business partner pulled up to this house to fix it up. ten minutes later a 48-year-old man walked up shouting at them and eventually tried to stab them both. police say the workers didn't know the suspect and why he was upset is unclear. police say the men hid behind a tree and parked car to avoid the assault and eventually the suspect got tired and police say he walked off to harvey park about a block away. moments later, he was confronted by police who opened fire and killed them. joanne allison says she saw the suspect arguing with the workers before driving off. but didn't know it turned deadly until she came back home. were you surprised. >> i was not surprised because he looked really mad but the man with the knife, he looked like he was upset, mad, he had like a glassy look to his eyes. so it was kind of sad that kind of thing happened with the kids that play around here. >> as for what led officers to fire a gun and a taser at the suspect, investigators say those details should be released next week. at fremont police headquarters kron4 news. this just into the newsroom. the secret service says multiple shots were fired by a car near vice president joe biden's home last night. unfortunately they were not home at the time. it happened before 8:30 p.m. on a road outside the secure perimeter. secret service agents heard the shots and saw a car speeding away from the scene. the shooting is under investigation. coming up on kron4 newsweek. a modern day bonnie and clyde arrested in kentucky and one of the suspects is 13 years old. and we talk about what is next for the u.s. senate race after senator barbara boxer announced she would not seek reelection. flu cases on the rise. the latest numbers coming in from across the country. >> the flu spreading across the nation. look at the map. it is a flu map and the darker colors indicate higher flu activity. google gets information by tracking internet searches. experts say that this year's flu shot is only 23% effective. so far four flu related deaths in the bay area. we have heard about our gallbladder and gallstones and many don't know what the gallbladder does and how to avoid getting gallstones. christy paul has more. >> reporter: it is something you rarely hear about but 10 to 15% of americans suffer from gallstones. >> gallstones are a combination of things actually. they form because there is a -- they form from bilian bile contains several things including cholesterol and calcium and also pigment. >> they form in the gallbladder and it stalls the bile we need to break down food. >> if there is an excess cholesterol it can become saturated and form stone. >> reporter: christy says the majority of the stones pass through our system and never cause problems but when there is a bigger one to block a bile duct it can be painful. >> we know people overweight have a higher prevalence of gallstones but to lower your risk of developing gallstones, obviously you want to eat a diet high in vegetable proteins and nuts. also maintaining a healthy weight is important as well and exercise. treatment for symptoms means removing the gallbladder and sometimes with small uninvasive scopes. most people do fine without the gallbladder. >> coming up our political analyst michael yocky talks what is next for california after senator barbara boxer announces she won't seek reelection. here is a live look at the white house this sunday morning as president obama gets ready to deliver his state of the union address on tuesday night which of course kron4 will cover live that evening. welcome back. taking a live look outside. the conditions at the golden gate bridge this morning. you can see the heavy fog and tracking the fog we got marty and erica with visibility, good morning, guys. >> we have been looking out here and it looks about the same and it has not lifted the last half hour. >> we will have to wait an hour until we see improved visibility. we will be expecting high cloud cover and a lot of us won't see a lot of the sunshine and south bay and east bay the chances are greater but expect cloudy conditions north of the golden gate bridge because of the light rain in the north. we won't see rain but the cloud cover will stick around. for temperatures right now, very mild start to your sunday morning. san francisco, good morning at 55 and no one near freezing thanks to the cloud cover but look at the visibility chart. no improvement in concord, visibility at .3 of a mile and slight improvement in fairfield, two-and-a-half miles. even though the national weather service did not issue an official dense fog advisory you will want to drive cautionly because the fog is widespread. sfo reporting two miles of visibility. the worse of the week. we are seeing delayed flights averaging 30 minutes. not a lot of sunshine but we will reach mild temperatures. okay land 66 and 59 in vallejo and low 60s for the delta and half moon bay with a high of 64. temperatures above average. i don't think we will see rain but a few weak impulses to the north and best drizzle and closer to pet a louma and santa rosa but that's the extent of it. most of us will maintain dry conditions. a big ridge of high pressure and it will bump up the temperatures for next week and temperatures soar beginning thursday and stretching to the week. by saturday, i think we will see widespread 70s around the bay and we're not going to stop there. we can move in closer to 80s and we will see 80s for santa cruz and monterey which is probably unheard of for this time of year and the next best shot for rain around january 28th. marty. all right. thanks erica. senator barbara boxer's announcement that she will not run for reelection have candidates lining up for that big seat. >> and here to sort it out is our political analyst michael yocky and connal harris says she wanted to run. >> i thought gaffvin wanted to be in the governor's seat but whenever there is an opening and this is not opened up in over 23 years. i remember being on stage during the year of the woman campaign in 1991 with barbara boxer and diane feinstein but it is one of those things that how can you pass it up? i think gavin decided to make an early statement, he wanted to be in the governor's seat and by doing that and in effect saying this is where i wanted to go, he is daring comla to decide are you going against me or do you want to take an easier race to the u.s. senate. some other names that might be putting their name in the hat is former l amayor antonio delarosa. >> and john twang is interested as well. it is not often that you get a place where you have an open united states state senate seat and it is a very exclusive club. only two in the entire country and it will cost you a ton of money and harris has the money, she has a lot of recognition and tom stire has a good history of activism and no one can accuse him of being a dill la ton like others where candidates tried to run and he could inject a lot of money in the race and change the entire nature of it. i think that veragossa if you look at it, if you want to be statewide in california as a latino, i think the presidential year is the year you want to run because turnout will be very high and the party machine will be out there getting latinos out there and a lot of latino's recruitment. in terms of that population turning out, it will be good. depending on whether or not the republicans can bring anyone out that has enough money and standing to crack the top two, you could very likely have a scenario where two democrats face each other in november and it could be any one of those people mentioned above because you can't say anyone is going to win. you can't handicap a race right now. you can handicap it but you can predict who is going to win this far out. >> right. what role does governor brown play in all of this? >> he can play a little bit of a king maker and decide his endorsement would make a big difference but you know when you have so many people close to you and friends of yours that are important parts of your political constituency, you will probably say i love them all, god bless them. >> and let them duke it out. >> and have the voters decide. >> and who do you think the clintons would support because quite a few names are mentioned are big clinton supporters. >> tom sire is close and veragossa is close and coma harisis identified with obama. clinton may be on the ballot in 2016 in california, the fact is that it is going to be a preordained conclusion right now that she is going to win so it is all going to be about turnouts for the candidates that may or may not be declaring everything and the only one is camma and you saw elizabeth warren came out in favor of her and raising money. these are all things that can make people take pause and a woman against a multi candidate men's race is very good odds for her. >> that makes sense. let's go to the gubernatorial race upcoming in four years. obviously jerry brown is saying enough. i have had it. four terms is enough and who do you see as an early candidate for the gubernatorial. >> newsome is a person that everyone is talking about. after that it is -- there are a lot of people out there that might have interest but they won't declare themselves for another two years. i think that some people might see that senate race will be a preclude to whoever loses there will look at the governor's race or the other senate race, possibly diane feinstein and decide not to run in 2018 as the second way of getting on the ballot. like varagossa folk that has not been a state wise elected office and this could be a way to get him out there and if he could maintain latino turnout in 2018, he is a formidable candidate against newsome. >> has varagossa cleared up the personal issues. >> i think he has, the affair issue but with all of the candidates, everyone, for example, that would be negated by some of the issues that gavin had in the past as well. so far in the past now, people in california have short memories as terms of behavior as long as it did not impair their ability to do good jobs and they can look at their records and the voters can look at them and i think that will be more of a deciding factor as to what happened five or ten years ago. interesting, michael. thank you. >> thank you. we'll be right back. >> in sports a big day for nfl fans as championship sunday in the nfl antsy hawks and packers will be facing off in seattle for a chance to go to the superbowl. it is set at 12:05 and the later game the patriots hosting former quarterback andrew luck and the winner will represent the afc and the big day is on february 1st and today's game scheduled for 3:40 this afternoon. get the pizza and beer ready. >> the colts will be without backup lineman xavier nixon missed the flight out of indianapolis, new england and will be without richardson and josh narrohu arrested and charged with rape. >> i like to find out what kept him -- >> partying too much, did his teammates not wake him up. for more highlights and analysis of the nfl conference championship, games, you can join jason apple baum and vic roberts at 8. >> it is 830 this morning. rallies on both sides of the bridge. spreading the message of dr. king and others protesting the death of an unarmed plaque man and one group was protesting last night in the castro district. and queers for colors were moved off of the streets. in oakland a peaceful march. four people were arrested for various crimes. a crime of protestors gaytered at 3. you can't see a lot out there. erica has the latest. >> good morning, marty, that cloud cover will lift between ten and 11 and we will see kind of the biggest improvements but the golden gate bridge shot, you can't see the north tower there. in fact this is probably the worse visibility in this spot for the past week. so definitely allow yourself extra time. visibility worse in the east bay and take a look at fairfield. you will see a mile-and-a-half in concord. and livermore dropped to zero and very dense fog around the east bay. for the afternoon, look for partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies and temperatures in the most parts in the 60s and looking ahead we will continue with mild weather and a big warmup for next week. i will have full details on that and talk about the 70s expected in the forecast. that coming up in 15 minutes. marty. thanks a lot. erica. national news an arizona father is overjoyed this morning and heart broken at the same time. it is because his wife died after delivering quadruplets. they were born prematurely and their mother never got to hold them. the couple wanted children for years and she had them but died after delivery. the mother's wish was granted before her death and asked if the mother had somehow given a choice to keep living without children or have children then pass away. the outcome would be the same. there was nothing she was more determined in life was to give life. that was her determination. that's all she wanted. so far the hospital is not reviewing how the mother died but friends of the couple had set up a fund, a go fund me account to help raise money for the family and hope to raise $75,000. as of this morning, more than $45,000 has been donated. new this morning an 18-year- old and 13-year-old dubbed by some a modern bonnie and clyde. they have been on the run for the past two weeks following an alleged multi state crime spree. 18-year-old dalton harris and 13-year-old cheyenne phillips were arrested in panama beach this morning. they were found a sleep in the toyota stolen tundra truck. you are looking at pictures from a walmart store where the couple was spotted last week and suspected of stealing three cars, two with guns inside. and in the south bay, a man breaks into a south bay school stealing thousands of dollars in personal items and all caught on a surveillance camera. kron4 alyssa reed spoke to the teacher whose classroom was burglarized. >> he left the classroom open and he walked away and when he got back his bag and belongings were gone. >> it is outrageous to think that someone comes in the school campus and does that. >> in this surveillance footage of the classroom you can see the suspect stroll in on the left of your screen. look around the desk and open the drawer. there was nothing in there except a few remote controls. he walks towards the door that leads to the hallway and then back to the desk. he eventually spots noono's coach bag and takes off with it. >> there was an ipad and a leather wallet with a number of gift cards. i have countless gift cards that i got for christmas from the students. and most of them were starbucks. i get starbucks left and right. i had all of my credit cards. my identification. platinum ring that i got years ago that i don't wear and i keep in the bag and $400 in cash that i had just gotten reimbursed from a friend. police came to the school and filed the report. they look for fingerprints and there weren't any to be found. >> noono says the thief was parked in the school's lot for more than 40 minutes before making his way inside the school. even walking by students that were playing outside the classroom. the get-away car was caught on camera. >> i really want this guy to get caught. obviously it is not so much about the belongings, i feel like my privacy was totally invaded. >> noono says he had his credit cards blocked and reissued. he says he had $6000 worth of valuables in his bag. reporting in san jose, alycia reed. kron4 now. new this morning, san francisco firefighters put out a one alarm fire in a garage that broke out at 3:30 this morning. it took about a half hour to extinguish the flames on the 2100 block of 40th avenue on rivera street. no one was hurt in the blaze. still ahead on kron4 news weekend. a police chase ends in front of a tv station and all caught on camera. we will show you more. coming up in ten minutes, we will be joined by grant cohen to talk about the changes on the football team. in sacramento a chp chase ended up in front of a tv station. the suspect eventually got out of his car and was taken down. all of it was caught on camera. put your hands up in the air. stop right there. get down on the ground. we don't want you hurt. get down on the ground. >> police say that before this intense moment the suspect known as corey took off when officers tried to pull him over. unclear what prompted police to make the traffic stop in the first place. they used spike strips to make him stop the car. police say he was sitting in his car for a while with a gun to his head drinking and smoking. his family arrived at the scene and they say that corey suffers from mental health issues. he suffered dog bite wounds as you can see and he was treated at the scene. after years of financial hardship a fire station that once closed its doors in costa county is back open. fire station 11 in clayton reopened after closing two years ago. it was one of five stations shut down in contra costa county due to the poor economy and increasing property tax revenues and not being able to pay for staffing. fire officials say it will help response times in clayton by cutting them in half. >> the next closest fire station are about four and five miles away and how you can see is mount diablo and this area when you have a wild land threat like mouth diablo it is important to have firefighters respond soon er. >> foggy but it should be mixing up here. >> yes, bad compared to other days but the worse of the fog actually to the east of the shot. over in fairfield, concord dealing with pretty poor visibility. fairfield reporting two miles. take a look at livermore visibility zero and seeing less than a mile in the napa area and it looks like visibility under the mid peninsula. the fog will start to mix out as we head to ten to 11:00 this morning. we do have delays on arriving flights at sfo averaging 33 minutes due to the low cloud cover. check with your carrier if you are picking up someone from the airport and their flight could be delays. as we head to the afternoon partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies and not a lot of sunshine for the north bay. we will see more sunshine develop in the east bay and the south bay and temperatures warmer there. and san jose 67 and 64 in livermore. take a look at oakland hitting a high of 66. low 60s north of the golden gate bridge. we do have some weak impulses to the north and most of the rain disappearing. i don't think we will see wet rain in the bay area just a sprinkle or two but the cutoff is probably santa rosa. i don't think we will see any rain further south than that. beyond the system, we do have high pressure in play. pretty big ridge headed in our direction and we will maintain dry conditions and see a gradual warmup. take a look at next weekend. 70s in the forecast and talking about widespread 70s could be the time to head to the beach. that's right in the middle of january. i don't think we are done quite yet. we could see additional warming sunday to monday. and then it looks like in terms of rain, well, we are going to hold onto dry conditions until the 28th or 29th of the month. marty. all right. thank you. erica. it has been a huge week for bay area incredible teams. the 49ers hiring tim con suela and the raiders with jack del rio and joining us is grant cohen from the grant democrat. you cover the 9ers as your beat. tim con suela is a head scratcher. why him? >> here is why they hired him. they what about someone who will treat new yorks like royalty. new yorks see themselves as a premier franchise and they see the general manager as a genius. so as long as they get the players anybody can coach the team. they want a coach to treat them like royalty and they hired him 8 years ago and if they didn't hire them he might be retired. so he is just so happy to be there. thank you so much. the first thing he said in the press conference was what a first rate family and i think a lot of serious coaches don't talk like that. they have core principles to bring to a team and consula says whatever you say i'm in. thanks for the opportunity. >> a company man, a yes man. >> absolutely. no power it is all trent balke. he runs the team. >> in run of your reports he says he is a man of the people, the unharbaugh. explain that. >> he is shucks, what a great stadium. what great grass, i'm so happy to be here. this is the big leagues. where as harbaugh walked around and everything was a little bit beneath him. he was royalty. this grass is not good enough. this home-field advantage is not good enough so tom con suelu is happy to be there. >> there will be a conflict if the 9ers don't win next year and a lot of the fans saying why con suela, they will put him on the hots seat. >> and the players will too. mike singletary, the first day he became the head coach he stood in front of the team and he walked on the chalkboard 16- 0 and circled it and stood in front of the team and stood there and the players rolled their eyes and said we got a moron for a coach. they will know within ten seconds so if the defensive line coach tom suela comes in front of the team and could lose the team within 30 seconds. >> it will be a long season then. >> yes. across the bay to oakland, what about the jack del rio hire. >> i i love it. >> he took the jaguars to the playoffs twice. he is serious and he has brought in mike tyce and talking to mike dressman to be the coordinator and the defensive coordinator could be a former head coach. it is really experienced serious effort as opposed to to the 9ers, a bunch of novices and first timers. >> with the raiders, with jack del rio, an east coast guy, he said i love the raiders, i have always loved them and i am so happy to be back here but he is on a relatively short lease because the fans have been dealing with losing teams for a decade now. >> if he has a four and twelve season he could be out but i don't expect that. he was five hundred in jacksonville. i think -- >> took them to the playoffs a couple times. >> absolutely. i would be surprised if the raiders weren't 8 and 8 or 9 of 7. i think the raiders will be better than the 9ers. >> one of the big reasons that 9ers could be done is the performance of kyle kaepernick. a lot of fans have been saying he has regressed. what do you think he needs to do this off season and what does tom suela have to do. >> i don't think there is anything he can do. what kaepernick should have done, he should have hired jeff garcia as his -- the great 49er. he is a serious coach and he does this every day. if kaepernick is serious he would have hired garcia but he hired kirk warner and a good quarterback but just because you can do something doesn't mean you can teach it. he will be working with kaepernick three or four days a week and he is working with someone else. he is 33-year-old and his most famous client is tim tebow. >> doesn't say a lot. let's talk about the upcoming playoff games. green bay in seattle and everybody expecting the seahawks to go back to the superbowl. >> i am picking the seahawks. they like to press receivers at the line of scrimmage and quarterback needs time for those receivers to get open and rogers can't move and he will get sacked a lot of times. >> one leg of the quarterback. >> absolutely. >> and the afc game, we got new england and indianapolis. >> i'm picking the patriots. bill belichick is a genius and the colts have andrew luck and ty hilton and bill belichick will take away hilton and force the colts to win on the other players and they won't win. >> so it will be seattle and new england in the superbowl. >> and i think seattle will kill them. kill them. the 49ers fans don't want to hear that. >> serious team and now that they fired harbaugh, it is not a rivalry, the seahawks are good and the 9ers are has been. >> yes. hoping to be mediocre. >> thank you so much, grant. pleasure. we will be right back. /s[h a high school student in michigan landed an impressive prom date thanks to rookie nick stalkas. >> as he went to practice he may be thinking about the power of social media. >> how many retweets would it take to go to the prom with your girlfriend. >> that's right. he wanted to take nik's girlfriend, taylor anderson to the prom. i asked my girlfriend if she would do it and she said yes and she agreed on ten thousand. >> and she was like yeah assuming it wouldn't happen. >> we put it at ten thousand because we thought it would be ridiculous and we thought five hundred would be max. >> and i checked and this kid may get it. >> and he did get it more than ten thousand retweets and jamie now has a date for the prom and a special guest. >> i think i will be chaperone, i will be checking to make sure everything is okay. the girlfriend is a good sport. >> she is. >> as well as the boyfriend. >> they both are because i don't know a whole lot of proplayers that would say sure, go ahead. what do we have for the seven-day forecast. >> a lot of sunshine. >> look at that. >> gradual warming trend. can you believe for the middle of january, 70s and although saturday is the cut off on the 70s but we could see temperatures warmer for sunday and warmer talking about record breaking high and not a lot of rain in sight. >> you were saying the 28th. >> or 29th. it is far away so i don't like to bet on things. >> on that note we will close up shop. thanks for joining us. i'm marty gonzalez. >> and i'm many hall, thank you for joining us and join us for kron4 news at 8:00 this evening. take care everyone. discover the champion in you! . . 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