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this one at a home near 30th and san pablo avenue. officers say the victim was shot several times, but they are also set to be in stable condition this morning. so far, investigators have not released any details on a suspect in any of these shootings. if you have informacion you're urged to contact oakland police. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. we're going to tell you all about the rental startup. >> that lets you where the hottest brands for one monthly price. stick around. >> welcome back to stub out to be a 10 on this sunday morning. and would you wear rented sneakers? there's a start up doing just that. offering the hottest styles around for a monthly price. rich demuro has some details in today's tech smart. >> limited edition, sneakers are often expensive and tough to get. but one startup is giving fans access to some of the coolest kicks around through a sneaker subscription >> you've probably seen them waiting in line for the latest release. so these are. our jordan warming sneakerheads. the shoes are worth $500 s

then at midnight, officers were called to the 4th shooting at a home near 30th and san pablo avenue. officers say that victim was found shot several times. that victim also in stable condition. so far investigators have not released any details on a suspect in any of the shootings. anyone with information is now urged to call oakland police. 2 people are dead and what benicia police are calling a murder suicide. the scene unfolding around noon today on east east street tech to say when they got to the scene, they found 2 people dead from gunshot wounds. detectives say an investigation is still ongoing. but so far no names have been released. stay with kron 4 for more details as soon as it becomes available. palo alto police say they need your help trying to find a man who they say committed a lewd act earlier this week inside of a grocery store, police say that wednesday morning a woman reported a man who was inappropriately touching himself as he stood behind or in the checkout line at the safeway on middlefield road. police say the suspect is a black man in his 20's or 30's standin

officers were then called to a home near 30th and san pablo avenue for another shooting. officers say that victim was shot several times but is in stable condition so far investigators have not released any details on the suspect, but anyone with information on any of the shootings now urged to call oakland police. ahead tonight, more folks across america now quitting their jobs will show you how the great resignation now impacting older americans and the entire labor market. also the first lady and volunteers at the white house today offering up care packages and showing their appreciation for members of the military. >> the special message today also for the president. 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 speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigil

pablo avenue for another shooting. the victim was found with several gunshot wounds. medics took them to the hospital in stable condition. so far investigators have not released any details on the suspect. anyone with information on one or all of the shootings now urged to call oakland police. but you should. police meanwhile, are investigating what it is calling a murder suicide. 2 people were found dead at a home near east e around noon. detectives say when they got to the scene, they say they found 2 people dead inside of a residence from gunshot wounds. detectives say this is still an ongoing investigation so far police have not released any names. stay with kron 4 for more information as soon as it becomes available. tonight, palo alto police say they need your help trying to find a man who they say committed a lewd act inside of a grocery store. police say wednesday morning a woman reported a man who was inappropriately touching himself as she stood behind him or see stood behind her in the scheck checkout line a

we had another one in san pablo. that one has been cleared. another one that just got cleared off of the highway there. southbound 6.80, northwest winton avenue and hayward. so we're starting to see those we were seeing line up just a bit traveling into the city of mesa, fremont street exit. 11 minutes for your drive time there heading across towards the peninsula at about 13 minutes. 92 westbound as you're traveling out of richmond across towards sandra fell a little under 9 minutes. tara, back to you. thank you, ray 8.32, in the east bay. alameda county sheriffs are looking for a man who tried to steal a van. >> from in the driveway of a castro valley home. and we have a look at the home has surveillance video kron four's to live. a second has more. >> home surveillance video caught this man red-handed trying to steal this van from a neighbor's driveway in castro valley near santa maria avenue daisy who didn't want to reveal her identity or show her face out of fear says it was disturbing watching someone go after her family's belongings. it

pablo martínez y pittsburgh vigila por cierto la zona de el canal en san rafael donde han detectado un nivel elevado de este virus. >>> muchas ciudades informan de una disminución en el número de infecciones por covid-19 junto esto otras imponer nuevas retenciones una de ellas es auckland lo que ha generado controversia y andrés berenguer nos cuenta de lo que se trata. >>> tienen publicado la nueva retención que entra en efecto el 1 de febrero. >>> para los jóvenes de 12 hasta 16 17 años tienen también la prueba. >>> se une ciudades como san francisco en represa mayores de 12 años que están vacunados para entrar ciertos lugares en aplicar la nueva normativa en lugares que sirvan comidas y bebidas de entretenimiento, teatros y museos gimnasios centros de ejercicios y estudio de yoga, así como el ayuntamiento entre otros. una medida de salubridad para muchos restaurantes en el distrito representa todo un desafío. no se recuperan de las pérdidas de la pandemia ocasionó. >>> nos estamos preparando para tener a otra persona que nos ayude que no tenemos como pagarles pero ten

now, a strike would affect about 27,000 students attending schools in richmond, san pablo, hercules, pinole, and el cerrito. the district tells kpix 5 that it has taken significant action to ensure its schools and staff are safe, including providing all employees with multiple kn95 masks per week, providing weekly testing at each school site for school and staff, sending central office staff to support schools with absences, and exploring pay raises for substitute teachers. >>> in santa cruz county, police have arrested a second person for allegedly shooting at chp officers during a chase. police say this woman was arrested for driving a car during that chase. it happened along highway 17 near glenwood drive. chp checked in on a car, and the driver quickly drove off. as officers followed, the passenger started shooting. the car was later found abandoned in scotts valley. yesterday, police arrested the suspect that age thought shot at them during the chase, and they recovered a gun. >>> a billboard battle in san jose. the airport commission rejected a plan for digital billboards at mi

so we are seeing delays along 80 a san pablo avenue. always a good alternate to try to get around any issues on 80 as you're heading into the city this morning to that fremont street exit from the maze about a 17 minute drive that good news. no accidents there. san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula about a 14, 15 minute drive. emily with a look at the richmond center fell bridge traveling out of richmond across towards center fell about 13 minutes. tara, i'll send it back to you. so good to see your face and you to not personally up its own. thank you, ray. >> all right. yeah, we made it and things are turning around. let's get to our big covid stories now for an update. california continuing to show promising signs that the omicron wave is slowing down, infection rates and hospitalizations are falling. recently, the state saw an average of more than 87,000 cases. more than 15,000 people are hospitalized. positivity rates are slightly down from earlier this week to 18.7% right now, just over 81% of californians are fully

pablo, and the other is the west rail plant , which serves san rafael's canal district. earlier this month, they found omicron had peaked in santa clara county's wastewater. this can offer a more complete picture of covid trends in the community. and never get tested as well as people who use at-home tests that do not report positive results. kumasi: the rising cost of health care in california is continuing to be one of the most urgent issues here. one in four californians they they have struggled to pay at least one medical bill in the last 12 months, up from 20% last year. nearly 50% say they have postponed care because of costs. covid-19 continues to be a major concern, with 56% of people saying their health has been negatively impacted by the stress and anxiety caused by the pandemic. reggie: san francisco police are seeing an increase in gun violence victims to levels we have not seen in years. that's a troubling statistic, as they announced the city's crime data for 2021. the number of deadly and nondeadly shootings rose 33%. aggravated assault are up too. this co

i don't see any major delays are traveling through richmond, san pablo, him reveal in berkeley heading across towards the peninsula about a 30 minute drive for you there at this hour. getting a look at a richmond. sandra fell commute as you travel out of richmond across towards center fell about 8 minutes for you. there at a look at the golden gate bridge. 19 minutes as you're traveling. 37 to the tolls will have more traffic coming up. but for now, james, we'll send it over to you. good enough. rain, a thank you much at 5 o'clock. let's get to our top story this morning, california continuing to show some promising signs that the omicron wave is slowing down, has infection rates and hospitalizations are still falling. >> recently, the state saw an average of more than 87,000 cases reported more than 15,000 people in the hospital with positivity rates down slightly from earlier this week dropping to 18.7% right now just over 81% of californians are fully vaccinated as the number of positive cases decreases questions about mandates are increasing. and we're now past the peak of the omic

i don't see any major delays are traveling through richmond, san pablo, him reveal in berkeley heading across towards the peninsula about a 30 minute drive for you there at this hour. getting a look at a richmond. sandra

the 21-mile stretch of road along the north shore of san pablo bay is sinking and could be under water in a matter of decades. twice in the last five years highway 37 was forced to close because of flooding. when that happened officials say detours are over 40 miles long. part of the changes includes raising the roadways, from there cal trans wants input for the reconstruction. today's hearing starts at 5:30 and is being held virtually. you can have a link on the website. >>> coming up. russia's tough posture against ukraine has the united states officials on high alert. the latest from the white house. >>> and some relief could becoming to california homeowners. the new program being proposed today. >>> and we are looking at the skies starting to clear. a live look with the mark hopkins hotel camera looking at san francisco. we will talk about what you can expect for the rest of the week and when we could see some rain chances in that - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. dt a me. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 da

the 21-mile stretch of road along the north shore of san pablo bay is sinking could be under water in a matter of decades. >> highway 37 could be southbound merged in a matter of years this a major 21-mile stretch between marin, and soul nah along the north shore of san pablo bay. twice in the last five years highway 37 was forced to close because of flooding. when that happens detours are over 40 miles long. the entire roadway will have to be raised and that will be a big project officials say. today cal trans, will hold a public hearing to get ideas about what you would like to see when they eventually rebuild the highway. they say nothing is off the table. ideas include express bus lanes, maybe a bike path, even interest by the state to run a smart commuter rail along the 37 corridor. >> expensive. it's a long term plan. i think that there's a lot of interest. never heard of people against it. when you do it, how do you do it. how do you balance that with the need to improve the highway system. >> we need to get that public part in to the process right now so that we are looking at

highway 37 is a 20 mile -- 21 mile stretch of road along the north shore of the san pablo bay. it is a final transit link between marin, celano, counties. now caltrans wants you to weigh in on how to fix it. >> as john ramos reports, the plans could include a new rail line. >> reporter: what to do about highway 37? the state is giving the public a rare opportunity to dream big. one thing they cannot do is leave it the way it is. mother nature is seeing to that. >> reporter: highway 37 sits just a few feet above sea level and twice in the last few years, the popular route had to be closed because of flooding. most believe it is a foreshadowing of what will happen with sea level rise and transportation officials consider it unacceptable. >> 37 is a 21 mile long route. if we have to >> reporter: the entire roadway will have to be raised, and that will be a monumental project. so, tomorrow, caltrans will hold a public hearing to get ideas about what people would like to see when they eventually reconstruct the highway. >> we will look at big picture, what needs to happen on state r

pablo. the procession began at a mortuary in richmond, and it ended at the rolling hills cemetery police in alameda or investigating a crash that left damage in one neighborhood happen around 10 o'clock this morning on central avenue near benton street. police say a car hit a tree after taking out a sign and damaging several cars. the driver was taken to the hospital. the extent of injuries unknown just now, witnesses tell ktvu appears that speed may have been a factor in this crash to the south by now is san jose could soon be the first city in the united states to place restrictions on legal gun owners. the san jose city council is set to vote tomorrow on a new ordinance requiring every household with a gun owner to have liability insurance and pay an annual fee. mayor sam liccardo first introduced the proposal more than two years ago . he says the city can't afford to wait for the federal government to pass stricter gun regulations. more than 200 sanders ants every single year suffered de

it happened while he was driving home from work on interstate 80 near san pablo. tomorrow's procession will depart from the wilson and crats are mortuary at noon. and then head to the rolling hills cemetery in richmond. overpasses along the route will be staffed by fire vehicles and personnel to pay respect due tonight. the united arab emirates says it intercepted two ballistic missiles targeting the capital city, abu dhabi, the state run news agency says missile fragments fell right over the city, but there was no major damage. no one has immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. also developing tonight , the state department ordered the family members of its embassy staff in ukraine to leave the country today. officials also say all u. s citizens in ukraine should also consider leaving due to the threat of military action from russia. we get the latest now from fox news, david spun at the white house. the big question at the white house. what are the intentions of russian president vladimir putin? this comes just one day after a british intelligence rep

it happened while he was driving home from work on interstate 80 near san pablo. tomorrow's procession will depart from the wilson and crowds are mortuary at noon and proceed to the rolling hills cemetery in richmond. overpasses along the route will be staffed by fire vehicles and personnel to pay respect. tragedy has struck police departments in two large us cities. this weekend, two officers were shot and killed one in houston. one in new york. he's deadly shootings have prompted law enforcement leaders to pledge a new crackdown on violent crime reporter alexis mcadams has the story. another city mourning the death of a law enforcement officer this weekend . harris county, texas corporal charles galloway killed while making a traffic stop early sunday morning in southwest houston. he was shot multiple times after the driver he pulled over, got out and started shooting the gunman still at large, corporal galloway. did not have an opportunity to respond or even defend himself with this brutal attack. we cannot have people like this on our streets. i don't want to

bernstein was killed on january 9th on interstate 80 in san pablo would have lost control and collided with his car. he was on the police force less than two years. bernstein was 26 years old. vigils are taking place tonight in new york city for two nypd officer shot last night in harlem. one officer was killed the other critically injured foxes. alexis mcadam has the latest now on the investigation. new york city mayor eric adams, leading local leaders on saturday for a walk of solidarity with the nypd, just hours after two of their officers were shot friday night in harlem trauma. of violence and gun violence doesn't matter to see 11 month old baby. office two officers performing their duties. 22 year old rookie officer jason rivera was killed. he'd been on the force for just over one year. his partner, 27 year old wilbert mora, is still fighting for his life in the hospital. investigators tell us the two were responding to a domestic violence call in harlem when a door inside of the apartment swung open and someone started shooting. they were listening to a mother. who called needin

he was offduty when his vehicle collided with a van in san pablo. people gather at the el serrateo high school theater to share memories of bernstein. he was an athletic, caring, spiritual man who focused on his goals. >> one thing about jay is whatever he put his mind on, whatever he wanted to accomplish, whatever goal he set out, he got it done. he did the work. and he got it done. and cousin, i am so proud of you. i am so proud of you. anchor: bernstein worked as an in-home caregiver before become ago police officer in 2020 the el serrateo create a memory for him. there was as you can see a strong police presence as they marriaged from civic center down market street to the embarcadero. before the mark, the pro-life group gathered at the plaza on the anniversary of roe v. wade the decision that legalized abortion many years ago. this year, the number of marchers rebounded after the pandemic reduced the crowd to just 3,000 last year. california governor gavin newsom took part in a virtual rally organized by planned parenthood come me mem rating th

officer jared bernstein was driving on interstate 80 near san pablo dam road when a nearby transit van must control, coming to rest in the wrong direction. he was in one of the three vehicles that had the van. police said he was a model officer. >> he made the most out of his time in el cerrito. he closely monitored cases from neighboring agencies, and he took the opportunity to arrest wanted fugitives when they crossed into our city. he made some great cases and took interest people off the street. and he may not have been with us long, but his impact is felt deeply. >> the officer was only 26 years old. >>> a santa rosa pharmacy worker is recovering tonight after she was badly beaten during a violent robbery. it happened last night just before 8:00 at a cvs store on mendocino avenue. two men jumped over a partition and demanded cash and pills from employees when one of the workers could not open a safe at the back of the store, a robber attacked her. here are the photos of the mast suspects, described as being about 18 years old, nearly 6 feet tall. both ran off with money and medica

pablo dam road, when a nearby transit van lost control, coming to rest in the wrong direction. they said he was a model officer. >>> sierra at tahoe says it is one step closer to reopening after the ski resort earned in the caldor fire. this week, the mountain finally received a new cable for its main chairlift. it was shipped in from switzerland. they spent the week spooling the 10,000 foot rope onto the lift, but there is so much more work to be done. the resort has not been able to begin the process of removing burned trees because el dorado county is still waiting on federal funding to come in. >>> you see the flames and all of that, and that will be figuring in the forecast, or maybe it won't. >>> not so much flames on this one. you did mention the fire burning down into big sur, and we had one burning up near the geyser, both of which are getting under control. if they come back to the weather that we all experienced, it was 76 degrees today in santa rosa. that is 4 degrees shy of 80 degrees in the middle of january. 77 is the record. we missed it by a single degree. it w

highway 37 is a 21 mile stretch of road along the north show of san pablo bay. it is a vital transportation route. caltrans says this particular stretch of highway is extremely vulnerable to flood related closures. the agency is in the process of trying to, with a long-term solution. it is preparing a comprehensive study to identify the best options. the ultimate answer will cost billions of dollars and the agency is asking for the public's input. >> this money will be spent in a way that should be congruent with what the public wants. we need their feedback so ago in the right direction. there are bumper stickers out there that say 37 sucks. they are the ones that drive it every day. >> for more information on how you can wait again, had to www.kpix.com . >>> antiabortion demonstrators showed up in waonfor life. the rally was scheduled for the 49th anniversary of roe v. wade the case that established the right to win the person in this country. conservative supreme court is considering a legal challenge it comes from a mississippi law that bans abortions after

highway 37 is along the northern shore of the san pablo bay. it is a vital link between counties. caltrans says this stretch of highway is extremely vulnerable to flood related closures due to sea level rise. the agency is in the process of trying to come up with a long-term solution. it is preparing a study to identify what the best options are. the ultimate answer will likely cost billions of dollars. >> this money is going to be spent in a way that should be congruent with what the public wants. there are bumper stickers out there that say 37 socks. those are the people we want to come to these meetings because they drive it every day. >> for more information head to our website, www.kpix.com . >>> anti-of portion protesters showed up in washington on the 49th anniversary of roe v wade. a conservative leaning supreme court is considering a challenge to that legal precedent. it comes from a mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks. states cannot ban the procedure until the fetus is viable around 24 weeks. a decision is expected in june. >>> the dc march is not the only o

the 26 year old was killed earlier this month on i 80 in san pablo. driver lost control ahead of him and collided with the center median officer. bernstein's car struck the vehicle and he died at the scene. those who knew him say he was everything a person could hope for in a police officer sun brother and friend. a vigil taking place tonight for an elk grove police officer killed early this morning by a suspected drunk driver on highway 99. the way that you help your elk grove police department and the profession heal from this. what you're doing right? now. authorities say the officer has been identified as thai lenihan. he was riding a motorcycle on the way to work when he was hit by a car that was traveling in the wrong direction on the highway. unfortunately somebody made a decision to get into the car. intoxicated. and because of his actions and his decisions. away from go home tonight as a widow. a mother. we'll go home. she wanted to little boys the see me just my two little girls. and share with them that their father is not coming home tonig

highway 37 is a 21 mile stretch of road along the northern shore of the san pablo bay. it is a vital transit link between marin, sonoma, and solano counties. caltrans says this particular stretch of highway is already extremely vulnerable to flood related closures due to sea level rise. the agency is now in the process of trying to come up with a long-term solution. it is preparing a conference of study to identify what the best options are. caltrans says the ultimate answer will likely cost billions of dollars. the agency is asking for public input. >> this money will be spent in a way that should be congruent with what the public wants, and we need their feedbacks owego in the right direction. there are bumper stickers out there that's a 37 sucks. those are the people that we want to come to these meetings, because they are driving it every day. >> got some ideas? for information hadaway n, head to kpix.com . >>> we have been talking about the windy conditions throughout the bay area. brian is here to fill us in. >>> it is looking windy especially towards midnight ton

this is a shelter on san pablo avenue near grand. some of the guests were moved to a hotel shelter to quarantine, but at least ten guests who did not test positive have had to find another place to sleep. no word on when that shelter will reopen. >>> another threat coming from oakland teachers tonight. the teachers union president says if the district does not commit to an updated safety plan in the next 48 hours, teachers will vote whether or not to strike. melissa colorado spoke to the union president and an oakland parent who believes schools are still the safest place for kids. >> reporter: all of the yellow dots spread across this map of oakland represents a covid case in the classroom. last week the district reported 862 students tested positive. more than 100 staff members came down with covid, too. the shortage of teachers is creating a crisis in the classroom, and he's willing to act if nothing changes. >> i'm authorized to call a strike in the next 48 hours if we do not get that agreement. >> reporter: even though the distr

pablo avenue has temporarily shut down after 20 guests tested positive for the virus. shelter officials say most of those infected were moved into county run isolation hotel shelters. some declined to go. it's not yet known, though, when the shelter will reopen. coming up here on the floor and update on how the city of san francisco is handling the omicron surge, where case numbers and hospitalization stand right now and why the city's public health officer is optimistic about the trajectory. and a new strategy for handling covid in several european countries why they're ♪i want to break free♪ (vo) imagine a place where we can finally be free. free to zoom without a meeting request. free to enjoy savory bites, and stunning sights. and free to reunite with old friends...and new. it's time to break free. ♪i want to break free♪ ♪ohhh i want to break free♪ (vo) ready to break free? plan your getaway with norwegian cruise line. sail safe, feel free. to shift their focus in terms of dealing with covid-19. they're moving away from treating the virus as an emergenc

university, alameda, san pablo. >> el descenso de casos ocurre en todos lados, pero hay que mantener las medidas de protección para evitar contagios de covid-19 según expertos. trabajadores agrícolas al sur de california han dado positivo a la covid-19 por lo que han sido separados de sus labores mientras se recuperan. luis zaragoza tiene más. >> hasta la puerta de los hogares llegan las ayudas para los trabajadores del campo que se han tenido que quedar en casa. despensas contener vegetales, pan, harina, frutas y medicamentos para el dolor de cabeza. esta para que se puedan recuperar y quedarte en casa. >> es una manera de agradecerles. >> (información en pantalla). >> vemos un promedio de 212 casos por cada 100,000 habitantes. se ve que a diario se realizan 818 pruebas por cada 100,000 habitantes. >> esta trama de ayuda para trabajadores del campo esta disponible solo para los que trabajan en el condado de riverside, y las personas elegibles podrían recibir hasta un cheque de $1000. >> sabemos que los trabajadores del campo que no tienen acceso a documentos no pueden acceder

homeless shelter in west oakland is closed after a covid outbreak statements into pollen san pablo avenue, was temporarily shut down after 20 guests tested positive for covid shelter. officials say most of those infected were moved into county run isolation hotel shelter. some declined to go. it's not yet known when the shelter will reopen across the bay, san francisco's hotel program for the city's homeless to protect them from the spread of covid is coming to an end later this year, as ktvu christian captain reports work is now underway to make sure those who are staying in the hotels don't end up back on the streets. in april of 2020 as the covid pandemic grew as a looming threat, san francisco mobilized to get the homeless out of large congregate settings, moving 3700 people into 25 shelter in place hotels around the city. the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing, said the program was always a temporary measure and is now winding down. this program was an emergency response supported by fema. and it was really always intended to be temporary. now the department say

saint vincent depaul on san pablo avenue has temporarily shut down oakland side reporting that the shelter closed after 20 guests tested positive for the virus. shelter officials say most of those infected were moved into county run isolation hotel shelters some did decline to go. it is not yet known when the shelter is going to reopen. teachers at richmond high school staged sick out today, at least 32 teachers did not show up for class. they're urging the west contra costa unified school district now to temporarily closed schools as covid cases rise. they're also asking for more personal protective equipment and better ventilation in classrooms. the teacher started an online petition that has reached more than 300,000 or 300. rather signatures, the petition says there have been 91 covid cases on campus since classes resumed after winter break. the school district says it is stepping up its masking requirements and is making weekly testing available to staff and students, nursing assistance, medical technicians and other employees represented by the national union of healthcare workers ra

. >> en la parte este hay dos sitios donde sigue aumentando el nivel auckland como alameda y san pablo >> datos que se convierten en solo uno de los sistemas de medición de los contagios. >> cada uno de los mecanismos de vigilancia nos dan información que los expertos de salud usan para los tratamientos y diagnósticos. >> esto de suma importancia sin embargo no hay que bajar la guardia >> no hay una coordinación perfecta entre la vigilancia de casos y las aguas residuales. los casos siguen siendo altos >> en el condado de santa clara la situación está sí >> da poco bajamos día tras día, tenemos un promedio de 4732 casos al día >> hospitalizaciones van en aumento y los estudio de las aguas residuales son necesarios según nos explican >> hemos notado que el número de infecciones causadas por omicrón ha estado descendiendo en el condado de santa clara >> el doctor tienes importante mensaje >> no crean el falso rumor de que la variante omicrón es leve, solos debe si usted está vacunado >> si no tiene su dosis de refuerzo a la lo antes posible >> en la universidad de stanford

it's one of the largest in the bay area known as the san pablo bay lands. what's being done to protect this or to talk about the concerns that people would have in addressing the marshlands out there? well from caltrans standpoint, we're doing the state's first planning and environmental linkages process, and that's a national federal process to streamline all of the environmental work that we're going to be doing on state route 37 so we can move a little swifter and that's what that first public meeting next tuesday at 5. 30 pm is about we're going to be looking at all of the different than migratory birds that come through through that area. the different species that are native to that area and how to protect them as well. as how to what are the best options for the route itself. do we need to relocate the round? do we need to build a bridge? do we need to build a tunnel? there's a lot of different things that we can think of long term that we need to rule out and focus on what's the best option. okay well, we will leave it at that. always good to see yo

all of san pablo. that's meting back as i speak. the visibility sensor is still down to three tenths of a mile. that's the only place that has an issue. with in the next hour to hour and a half even that will improve. then we all get into sun for the rest of today. temperatures out there right around the low tomid50's. we are going back up into the low to mid-60s's. you can see that for the south bay. 64 santa clara. 62 union city. san mateo61, we will see numbers in the low 60's for the inland valleys. back in the heart of the bay. the numbers perhaps cooler if you are right near the water. in general low to mid-60s's are still the rule here and certainly that holds true when you get newspaper to the north bay. we are waiting for a little bit of an off shore wind event. if it gets here early enough it can help with the fog. plan on a repeat performance of fog perhaps thursday morning. friday i don't think we will have have as much because of the off shore wind event. it could be windy in the mountains. i don't know how much we will

tenants in a san pablo complex say they received eviction notices after the state moratorium ended last year. the landlord says he needs the units to be vacant to make renovations. residents say he's using a loophole to bring in new higher paying tenants. last night the city council rejected the request for a eviction moratorium. those tenants are considering taking the battle to court. >>> as parents watch their children get older, the joys and challenges of parenting and grandparenting continues to evolve. >> nbc's maria shriver met with experts on what to know about being a grandparent in the 2020s. >> how do you manage that two years of parenting experience up against 30? >> i think the classic line every mom gets from grandparents is i raised you and look at you. but it's also, science evolves and new things work that people didn't maybe know about before. >> the challenges of being a grand parent and how different generations can work together coming up on the "today" show at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> it is 5:27. up next, top stories we're following today, including

. >>> no help coming from city council for people of san pablo apartment complex facing eviction. got notices just after the state's eviction moratorium expired. landlord says he needs the units empty to make renovations. residents say he's using the loophole to get them out, bring in higher paying tenants. glimmer of hope, council considered new eviction moratorium but rejected it. likely now headed to court. >>> early voting in effort to recall three san francisco school board members. lopez, moliga and collins are fighting to keep their seats. critics upset with how they guided the school district early in the pandemic. supporters say it's a power grab. open on weekdays and vote by mail option. february 15th. >>> play ball or not, new poll suggests that oakland residents are weary of the plan to build new a's ballpark. the stadium alliance asked about the proposal, found overwhelming 81% want the a's to use their private money, not taxpayer dollars. asked about critical issues facing oakland, only 5% picked losing pro sports teams as important problem. we reached out to the a's

about 20% of the residents of san pablo were reportedly below the poverty line. we'll be following this story all night long and we'll bring you an update as soon as we hear about it. >> next at 10, the fight for voting rights lives to see another day. why democrats say they will keep fighting even if their efforts fail. plus, you've heard of side effects from the covid vaccine. why a new study suggests that the pain that people claim they suffer may not actually be real. and we've got some clouds rolling in overhead. some patchy fog out there now. but just wait, offshore winds are coming. we'll talk about it next. >> and tragedy on the north bay highway. a 16 year-old boy killed his brother in the hospital. a man charged with driving under the influence. how the community is responding. >> now at 10, 30 many people in mill valley are mourning the loss of a temple, pius high school sophomore who was killed in a 4 car crash as same crash. now has his twin brother in critical condition. and the driver under investigation for driving under the influence for jonathan

almost 20% of residents of san pan san pablo are reportedly below the poverty line. >> in oakland, the city council is considering a new proposal to end the competitive bidding for minority owned contractors. but 2 council members are signaling their strong opposition to this idea. kron four's haaziq madyun explains of the issue. >> hazardous roadways and potholes are a major problem in the city of oakland. it's going to take a lot of work to safely restore the streets, sidewalks and the pavement and a lot of money that's up for grabs for contractors bidding for the job. oakland city councilmember loren taylor. we have 60 million dollars of paving contracts that are being awarded. >> and unfortunately, a proposal is that we reward them too 3 large. corporations instead of creating opportunities for small local businesses. >> the open department of transportation is behind the proposal asking for a waiver that would end the competitive bidding and participation for small businesses in oakland. however, a city ordinance requires that 50% of the work is awarded to local businesses. and ha

similar laws have already been implemented in san diego and los angeles city leaders in san pablo are trying to protect renters who are really struggling to stay afloat during the omicron surge. the city council meeting right now. >> to decide whether to create an ordinance aimed at stopping no-fault evictions moratoriums on evictions in the state and county expired in october. the city says some landlords have been motivated to start those no-fault evictions driving up homelessness even before the pandemic. nearly 20% of residents of san pablo were reportedly below the poverty line. we'll be following this story all night long and we'll bring you an as soon as we get it. thousands of californians may not get a disability check because the state is freezing 345,000 claims suspected to be fraud. investigators believe the insurance claims were fraudulent. lee filed by individuals using stolen medical information in addition to freezing the disability insurance claims the employment development department suspended 27,000 suspicious medical provider accounts. the edd says it's working wi

. >> san pablo experimenta una serie crisis de vivienda asequible. en caso de ser aprobada esta protecciÓn el consejo puede aplicar una nueva ordenanza. paola: hay opiniones valida para los inquilinos. hay que seÑalar que la ley estatal no permite protecciones a los inquilinos. esta noche vamos a tener mÁs detalles sobre esta ordenanza, vamos a darle los resultados. regreso contigo. feliz tarde. paula: vuelva a saludar a fernanda ramos. fernanda: en la pasada hora ha estado pasando algo de lluvia muy leve y bastante aislada en san francisco y san mateo. sigo bien al pendiente. hay condiciones de tiempo bastante nubladas. en mercurio se mantendrÁ en el rango de los 52. >> se estÁ alistando. no estaba captando nada de precipitaciÓn. estÁ llegando en zona del pacÍfico. se estÁ repitiendo en nuestra ciudad al norte. las temperaturas el jueves estarÁn bastante agradables. yo espero que tenga los planes al aire libre. el domingo completamente soleado. paola: llegamos presentadora: es martes 18 de enero. uno de cada seis caso de covid—19 en esta

but the resident says they're not leaving without a fight. >> reporter: this san pablo apartment building is where juanita mendoza and anita diaz have called home for 40 years combined. mendoza was a babysitter and caretaker. diaz lived in the san francisco hotel industry. they each raised daughters here. >> i feel comfortable here. it's calm and quiet. >> we're used to living here in the same neighborhood. >> reporter: the rent is cheap because they lived here so long and benefited from recent state protections from large rent increases. but now mendoza and diaz and everyone else in the building have been told they have to leave. >> we've been comfortable living here all this time until they sold it. they said they're going to renovate it and they want us out of the building. >> reporter: the new owner bought the building back in 2017 and he tried to evict them all. back then some residents left, they say, others managed to fight it. then the pandemic bought them more time thanks to state and county victim moratoriums. but those protections have now expired, and last month the residents

ahora hablamos familias que viven en san pablo enfrentan desalojo luego que el dueÑo de departamentos donde viven vendÓo el edificio, vamos con dmra vÍa lacayo que nos dice que los miembros de consejo de la ciudad pudieran tomar una decisiÓn para evitar que esto pase. pues sÍ, estamos acostumbrados a vivir aquÍ, pues, en el mismo barrio, todo. hemos vivido a gusto. >>> son 8 a las familias que enfrentan el desalojo despuÉs que el dueÑo vendiÓ el edificio donde han vivido por dÉcadas y donde criaron a sus familias. >>> dijo que podÍamos salir y regresar y que iba a cobrar mÁs por un cuarto >>> cantidad que no pueden pagar y lo que quiere el dueÑo es aumentar la renta. >>> tenÍamos que salir todos, para que todos los departamentos estuvieran vacantes algunos sÍ desalojaron pero llegÓ la pandemia y esto ayudÓ que se quedaran gracias a varias protecciones estatales, pero en septiembre del aÑo pasado ven joey la moratoria que los protegÍa. y mes pasado, llegaron las ordenes de desalojo. >>> hemos mandado cartas para ver si hay posibilidad que nos moviera a otro departamen

. >>> familias en san pablo enfrentan desalojo luego que dueÑo de departamentos vendiera el edificio, pero su vida pudiera cambiar, le decimos por quÉ. >>> nevadas las zonas altas en california, salt lake tahoe que se ve imponente con esta nieve, no se lo pierda al volver. ( comerciales ). >>> seguimos hablando de la pandemia y estas dudas que continÚan latentes, en torno a las pruebas para detectar el covid-19 para contestar vamos con ladora lucÍa abascal, doctora quÉ tal, cuÉntenos, cuanto tiempo toma obtener el resultado. r tenemos dos pruebas pcr y antÍgeno, las de pcr se tiene que realizar en laboratorio tarden mÁs, depende de la capacidad de laboratorios podÍan tomar de 12 horas, 24 o un poco mÁs. las otras, de antÍgeno o caseras las que nosotros nos hacemos directamente y esta tarde 15 minutos en obtener resultado por lo que es muy Útil. >>> gracias es bueno tener claro la diferencia, ahora el costo de las pruebas, son gratis o se necesita seguro mÉdico. >>> no, aquÍ hay que aclarar cosas, hay pruebas ahorita que estÁn disponibles en farmacias, sÚper, digo ahorit

nearly 20% of residents in san pablo reportedly were below the poverty line. california has launched a new effort to help students graduate from college with less debt. it allows college students to trade volunteer work for cash for school. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains. >> starting this fall, thousands of college students across california could get funds for living expenses and other financial perks in return for volunteer work. in short. >> we are making it clear here in california like the g i bill, if you're willing to serve your community and give back in a meaningful way, we're going to help you pay for college. the program called college score will provide $10,000 for selected students including living expenses, education awards. plus academic credit so long as they complete 450 hours of volunteer work in an academic year, according to the california volunteers website, 45 colleges are participating. that volunteer work would be coordinated through the college that applying student attends and must focus on 3 key areas. climate change

the city of san pablo is working to protect renters who are struggling too pay for their apartments. city council is meeting today to decide whether they should create an ordinance aimed at stopping no-fault evictions, state and county eviction. moratoriums expired back in october. city leaders say that the delays are providing incentives for landlords to start back up with those no-fault evictions, which leads to homelessness and displacement of residents. nearly 20% of residents of san pablo were reportedly already below the poverty line before the pandemic. the walnut creek city council will discuss today whether planned parenthood needs to have a buffer zone. the council first tried to address this issue back on november 16th. but there were technical difficulties with the meetings. zoom link, the idea of a buffer zone was brought up after walnut creek. police got 42 calls from the planned parenthood facility on oakland boulevard about protesters between january 2020 to november of 2021, if approved, the buffer zone would create an area around the facility where protesters will n

the parade starts at 10:00 in the morning, goes from the dell norte bart station, down san pablo. where the rally is going to be held at 11:00. in richmond, there is an event called passion and perseverance at the richmond greenway. runs from 10:00 in the morning till 1:00 in the afternoon. >>> well, imagine having a shot to compete in the olympics just two years after a traumatic-brain injury. >> for one man from the bay area, it's a reality. and he could soon realize his dream. here is his amazing comeback story. >> it is one of those things where i almost died two years ago, and now i might get to go to the olympics, like i have got a realistic shot of it happens and that is amazing. my name is steven o'mara and i cross-country ski for ireland. ♪♪ >> things were going well. um, until apparently a dog jumped out of a car while i was on the bike leg. and i say apparently because i woke up in a hospital. in reno, um, and obviously people -- people wake up unexpectedly in reno all the time but this wasn't those types of experiences. so, good news. i missed the dog. uh, bad news

san pablo police are investigating long with the contra costa attorney and sheriff's department. >>> a procession was held for an alameda county sheriff's recruit who died in a shooting. the body of david new yen was taken from an oakland coroner's office to a funeral home yesterday. he was set to graduate from the sheriff's training academy in february. he was driving home from training on the night of january 4th, when how was shot long the highway 580 ramp in oakland. the sheriff's office is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the coiler and some of the a live look at the bay are. california is to receive $850 million this year from the feds to repair and improve some 1500 bridges across the state of the next five years. the state will get a total of 4.$2 billion for upgrades, part of a nationwide repair to replace bridges. the bridge programs one of the largest sources of spending in the recent impactedp from structure package. more than $27 billion will be allocated, based on how much it would cost it fix crossings in the worse condition. >> and this investment,

four san pablo officers opened fire killing him . police say they later determined the man was carrying an air. soft pellet gun state identifies a bb pellet gun is a deadly weapon. to the california department of justice is not investigating that several other investigations are underway. we have new video of a suspect wanted following a break in at a preschool in dublin. the brief image here shows a person wearing a dark coat and blue jeans. police say it happened monday night at resurrection lutheran child development center on amador valley boulevard. the thieves stole everything from diapers to office supplies, even ipads. the keys to the church and school were stolen as well, forcing them to change all of the locks . a go fund me account has been set up to help that school recover, and it has already exceeded the goal of $7000. all right. take a look at this. a huge mess left on train tracks in downtown los angeles. officials there say thieves have been stealing from cargo containers on trains for months now. littering the track

rules, we posted a link at kpix.com. >>> san pablo police have just released in the body camera video of the moment officers shot and killed a man carrying a bb gun. >> let me see your hands. let me see your hands. >> the officers were responding to a store clerk's report last month about an armed man in his parking lot. police pulled him over in nearby north richmond. this he came out with a gun in his hand before then turning toward them. >> let me see your hands. put them up. put them up. put your hands up. >> it was later determined the man had been carrying a bb gun. investigators also later found out he had said goodbye to his family earlier that day and made statements he wanted police to kill him. all four officers involved are on paid leave tonight. >>> santa clara county sheriff 24 will not go to trial in april in the case against her. the judge said that timeline during smith's first virtual hearing today after she waived her right to a speedy trial. she did not enter a plea. she is facing half a dozen counts accusing her of political favoritism regarding concealed carry pe