the city of concord walking back now on its recently finalized rental ordinance as the issue could now end up before voters on the ballot. and in the wake of talk about closing indoor dining locations in oakland city. councilmember now says it's time to bring in the national guard. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us on a tuesday on guard. and i'm james. it is a wet tuesday, at least a start. but luckily the rest the week looks fantastic. yeah. actually pretty warm, john. yeah. warming up. get inside the year today is really the last of these kind of use that we're going to have for a while. so if you like that cool, misty weather. >> today is a really good chance to savor it for a minute. things are starting to clear up a bit at the embarcadero. this is your view at the exploratorium. still a little wet on the camera lens there. but a lot of that heavy mist is starting to ease up a little bit. now, rainfall that we saw last night is really moving its way on out. we did see some decent

the city of concord walks back on its recently finalized rent ordinance as the issue could now go to the voters to decide. and in the wake of taco bell closing indoor dining locations in oakland, a city council member says now might be the time to bring in the national guard. >> from the bay local news station, you're watching you on morning team. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us at 10 o'clock. >> on tuesday, we've seen rain all morning long tonight. i think it want it wants to taper off. it does and be replaced by sunshine. and that's going to happen, yeah, it's trying. it's trying to be is a slow go this morning. we're going to be plenty of sunshine so that patients got to pay off in this case. we're looking outside at the east bay and look at this from the east bay hills got just a little spot of sunshine, making its way down into berkeley right there in the middle of the screen. kind of nice to see that. it is definitely been a rainy pass evening and into a rainy morning, too. and that activity is really to minister across the region and just leaving us behind wit

. >> the city of concord walking back now on its recently finalized rent ordinance as the issue could now and up on the ballot. and we're tracking a wet commute for you this morning. as you step outside a full look at the forecast just moments away. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us. it's wet out there. i'm sorry. and i'm james. it looks cool. dark. a little gloomy here over san francisco, but not to rest of the week looks great. but that's for this morning. go slow. i was slipping and sliding a little bit because i'm just heavy on heavy on the takeoff. know. yeah, definitely a morning to not be russian anything. today. we are looking at some very slick conditions out there. indeed. >> rainfall last night came down pretty good after midnight and we are looking at the effects of it this morning for your commute. still actively some light showers across the bay. your view at the downtown san francisco right there looking. all right. we are definitely seeing the heaviest of rainfall havin

the city of concord walks back on its recent finalized ordinance as the issue could end up on the ballot. now. and we are tracking a wet commute as you make your way out the door and off to work or school. this morning. we'll have a complete look at your forecast. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> good tuesday morning. you might bubble did not hold. it was poured on maybe a new i'm darya and james there get a little wet this morning. but the good news is we only got one more morning of this before things turn absolutely beautiful. we get spring before spring. and then we all have a bubble and we'll be dry for a while. that's the way it's looking after this morning. so this morning, shower activity kind of the last of unsettled weather pattern that we've had the past couple of days today is actually going to look a lot like yesterday starting with those showers and getting to the sunshine during the afternoon where we're sitting right now. as you can see, we have a lot of clouds and those active showers moving across the region. our h

but the concord city clerk recently received a proposed referendum petition that may now leave thingss in november. so let's take you back to the beginning. last january, conquered officials wanted to enact more tenant protections and they wanted to do this by amending the city's residential tenant protection program, an increasing protections for just cause evictions. it would expand the city's rent registry and establish rent stabilization programs. it would also limit rent increases to only 3% or 60% of the consumer price index. whichever was cheaper. this would also only apply to multi-family complexes or 2 or more unit rentals that were built before february of 1995. and it would require landlords to have just cause before evicting tenants. the council passed this ordinance last month, voting 4 to one in favor of the ordinance and they finalized it last week on march 5th. but some say the changes would punish landlords, adding that the rent raises would be too low. so last week, concord city's clerk, they received a proposed referendum petition indicating that there were plans to

plus, the city of concord walks back on its recently finalized rent ordinance. has this issue could now end up on the could now end up on the ballot? ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >> county fire crews are on the scene of a hazmat situation in martinez are asking the public to stay away from this area. this is on boulevard near how road and the martinez reservoir its in an industrial area of the city. the contra costa county sheriff's office saying initial reports indicating 3 tankers were located with an unknown liquid that we're just left on the side of the road. so crews have been out there since 9.30, this morning. we have an update for you again this afternoon, starting at 2 about this ongoing situation. in developing news now, the fbi raid of a prison where former employees have been charged with sexually abusing inmates. as we have just reported agency's computers and documents fro

so last week, concord city's clerk, they received a proposed referendum petition indicating that there ballot in november. in response, the city attorney says it now has 10 days to prepare an issue. an impartial summary and the petitioners will have 30 days to gather around 7200 signatures from registered conquer voters. and once they've verified those signatures with county officials, the city will have to either repeal the ordinance or placed on the ballot in november. so as of right now, those changes that were approved last month in that vote of 4 to one have been halted as we get more information over the next 30 days and they gather those petition signatures or they don't. we'll keep you updated. that's the very latest in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas will send it back to you live in the studio. all right, michael, thanks for breakdown. the fbi raided a prison were former employees have been charged with sexually abusing inmates. >> so agency's computers documents, 8 former employees, including the former warren are charged with sexually abusing inmates at the all-women's pres

concord city council has given final seal of approval on a new rent control just cause protection does not apply when a tenant is at like not paying the rent. kron 4 talk to the tenants and landlords at the last meeting. >> family and children are suffering with the rent the rent, rent increases every year. and it's it's a really bright. and so what's going to happen is that we're going to be in living on the street. so this isn't really just about. >> you know, rental rights. it's about property owner rights. and that's what strikes at my core. >> according to the ordinance, it will go into effect in 30 days. >> a california national park ranger have been wondering where all the sea lions went and they saw this something you definitely don't see every day we've got those details coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the warriors are back at chase center for the start of a three-game homestand in the gang is all back together again. it feels like it's been so long. let's send it out to chase center where we're joined by kron 4 sports reporter aaron wilson. it feels like there are no

concord could become one of the largest cities in the bay area. in the east bay.yan curry abc seven news. >> hi, interest rates may be fueling a rise in california's unemployment rate. last month, the state jobless rate rose to 5.3. that's now the highest of any state in the nation and well above the national average of 3.9. the construction sector saw the heaviest job losses as building slowed down. a tech layoffs are another factor. locally, san francisco's unemployment rate went down to 3.8. >> there's a new push to increase access to reliable and affordable child care in the south bay. experts say. the lack isn't just impacting families with kids, it's impacting the entire economy. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on how serious the issue is and the work being done to solve it. it's no secret to many bay area families child care is either costly or just plain unaffordable. >> a third of families in silicon valley are now self-sufficient, and one of the reasons they're not self-sufficient is because the money they have to spend on child c

tonight the concord city council advanced a new plan to build on the former naval weapons station. the massive chunk of land north of town along willow pass road has sat empty for 25 years now. the city wants to build thousands of new housing units, parks and commercial space. the multi-billion dollar project is on its third developer. tonight's vote on the rough terms of the plan is the most progress that they've had in years. it's expected to take 40 years to finish this project. >> here is the best thing we saw today a chance at healing heroes in the ocean. military veterans are finding peace through a program called operation surf the ocean. >> you have to be present, completely mindful. i'm here. i'm not back in the middle east. i'm not. i'm not in the past. i'm in the present. >> this week long program has brought vets to the santa cruz coast for more than a decade. it was founded by someone who struggled with mental health and addiction. surfing helped save his life, and now he's building community for others to do the same. going through my journey of recovery, i realized h

concord city officials have approved a $6 billion plan to redevelop the former naval weapons station. the concept would include more than 12,000 homes, 6 million square feet of commercial space and almost 900 acres of green space. the naval weapons station site is just off willow pass road, concord has been trying to develop the land for years. the city has already cut ties with two previous developers. and this is far from a done deal, the developer, brookfield properties now has up to four years to finish a logistical checklist. the navy is still responsible for cleaning up toxic chemicals that leaked into the ground and even then the project will be built in five phases spread over 40 years. new complaints are emerging about the effort to build a new city in solano county. the group of investors called forever california wants to build on what is now mostly farmland. voters would need to approve them to bypass protections that prevent agricultural land from being turned into urban space. the county says it has received multiple complaints about deceptive tactics from petition gathe

. >> concord city leaders have given their final seal of approval on a new rent control law.imits annual rent increases to 3%. it also increases just cause eviction protections for tenants. but the just cause protection does not apply when a tenant is at fault like not for paying the rent. the law's set to go into effect in 30 days. >> let's get you a check of your forecast as we take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. not too many cars out on the road tonight. crawford chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing by with some good news. yeah, a little break and that stormy weather pattern squeeze in some sunshine for a couple of days and some warmer weather on the way. so the next least the next 2 should be nice to get out and enjoy. so make sure you do that. we're looking at skies and get into part around the bay area tonight after a few thunderstorms popped up and they brought some heavy downpours as they rolled by now, drying out toward the golden gate bridge. in fact, we're down pretty much with the rain tonight. so skies party is going to chilly overnight. lows c

city council has approved the latest development plan for the former concord naval weapons station. for more than 12,000 homes, along with commercial space and a new park. there is a new developer as well,c after te two previous agreements with other developers didn't work out . brookfield properties will have up to fourúyears to negotiate a property transfer agreement with the us navy this entire project is expected to be years.ped in five phases over 40 sp>> it is 717. wind turbines ae having little to no effect on hf mile. a new report shows. the value of homes near wind turbines drops only slightly and temporarily. all view. researcht uc berkeley analyzed data from more than 300 million home sales and 6p,000 wind 2020. they fount there was no property value loss for turbines built since 2017, which suggests people no longer spview turbines as a. warmer wea wet winter means wildflower season is coming soon here to the bay area. the snow wilderness andúalbany wilderness in the east bay are getting of s for people to discover native flowers and plants, guided naturalist walks and o

the concord city council has reached an agreement with brookfield properties to transform the former base into aajor development site. the plan is to develop it in five phases. each ase involves building a certain amount of housing, 25% of which will be for low income families. when is done, the site will have 12,000 new housing units and 6,000,000ft■!s of new office space. a quarter of that housing will be for low income families. environmental impact reports and surveys are still pending. >> it is a multi-billion dollar project that will go for probably the next 40 years. that's what the tourm sheet says . >> when construction is done, the project could transform concord into one of the largest cities here in the bay area in the south bay. today, a parking lot will be transformed into a ramadan festival featuring plenty of food from local vendors. thousands will enjoy everything from indian cuisine to tacos and texas barbecue. abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey caught up with organizers in san jose during the celebration of ramadan. >> the muslim community fast from sunrise to s

the concord city council has reached an agreement with brookfield properties to transform the formerpons base into a new major developmt. t plan would come in five phases. each phase involves building a certain amount of housing, 25% of which will be for low income families. when it's done, the site will have 12,000 new units and 6,000,000ft■!s of new office spe . environmental impact reports and surveys are still pending. >> it is a multi-billion dollar project that will go for probably the next 40 years. that's what the terms sheet says . >> the project could transform concord into one of the largest cities in the bay area. a parking lot will be transformed into a ramadan festival in the south bay. today. thousands will enjoy everything from indian cuisine to tacos and texas barbecue. abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey gives us a taste of what to expect during the celebration of ramadan. >> the muslim community fast from sunrise to sunset as an act of worship. the meal eaten before dawn is known as suhoor, and making sure it's a good experience is important. >> usually in muslim

the concord city council officially approved new rent control rules as.w the new rules include a rent cap of either 3% of the current monthly rent or 60% of the consumer price index, whichever is lower. and there's now a just cause rule for evictions. if landlords evict tenants without a just cause, they have to pay two months rent and $2,000 in moving costs for the evicted tenants. >> because of this, um, families will be able to um, uh, no longer be stressed about, um, uh, having a rent increase. um, that's, um, extremely high or of having a, an eviction notice, um, at their door now, um, landlords are need to have a cost for why they're evicting families. >> now, property owners oppose those changes. they say they're still trying to recover from the pandemic. when many restrictions were put in place, leaving them paying for mortgages on their properties. while the renters didn't have to pay rent and eviction moratoriums were in place. >> a community a community just outside the bay area could become california's newest city. mountain house is in san jo

upper 60s from san francisco to concord, redwood city and even oakland. so a beautiful one. our official temperatures will be coming down in a few minutes, and we'll have those hopefully at 6:00. we still have pretty mild to warm weather, 60s and 70s out there. here's what brought us the offshore winds, the gusty winds and the warmth. it's this area of high pressure that built in behind this area of low pressure that is actually retrograding towards southern california. the two getting too close together, the winds just funneling right through our region. we're just sandwiched in between the two pressure gradients there. the pressure difference. so santa cruz camera, you can see the choppy waters there. headlines through tomorrow morning. gusty winds will continue. your friday forecast. sunny and springlike again. and for the weekend weather mild to warm bay and inland. but the coast will cool as the fog comes back into the picture. wind advisory once again remains up until 11 a.m. tomorrow. watch out for those gusty winds that next burst will come in late tonight. so really

and we're also hearing more good news out of the east bay where the concord city council now has acceptedsheet for the development of the former naval weapons station. the company is brookfield properties. and this is the wide open space that they're talking about. it used to store weapons and munitions for the navy. well, they had an exclusive negotiating agreement. now with this development company which spans over for decades to develop a number of things in this area, one of which would be to create about 12,000 homes, a quarter which would be designated affordable housing. they would also have areas for commercial use and green spaces. wells matter of fact, they've got about 2000 acres that they're proposing to gift to the east bay regional park district for a also includes restoration n p- about the apple creek and a widening of will pass road, which is going to be necessary if you've got more and more people living there, a specific plan and the environmental impact reports will all be given once a deal with the navy is set because the navy still technically owns that land. >> gove

while the concord city council gave their final seal of approval on a new rent control ordinance. >> last night the council voted 4 to one ordinance increases just cause eviction protection for tenants. it also establishes a rent stabilization program. this means that rent increases are now capped at 3% per year. just cause protection does not apply when a tenant is at fault like not paying their rent. we spoke with tenants and landlords at the meeting that they had last. >> i mean, the and children are suffering with the rent control of the rent, rent increases every year. and it's it's a really bright. and so what's going to happen is that we're going to be in living on the street. so this isn't really just about. >> you know, rental rights. it's about property owner rights. and that's what strikes at my core. >> well, according to the ordinance, it will go into effect 30 days after it's passed. also in the east bay. yet pittsburgh educators planning a rally for better services for their students. pittsburgh educators association rpa says are asking the school district to improve s

and the concord city council gave their final seal of approval on a new rift control ordinance.st cause eviction protections for tenants establishes a rent stabilization program. means that rent increases are capped at 3% per year 6.44. is the time right now and the waters that is back open trading hope you enjoyed the break yesterday. if you got but you know what, john, you've got a little regnier to. we in the morning yesterday. i was outside allocation. it was nice to see a little bit of it. but today. >> we're looking at a lot more of it. we've got a nice little 3.60, going right here up from rc church tower cam. this one looking out over san francisco right now, mix of low clouds and some showers. this is your view right now are not much of a view at all in the clouds further southward because we are seeing what is going on right here. heavy showers, poskets of rain pushing into specially the south bay today. areas like the santa cruz mountains fully anticipating that you're going to see around a half an inch of rainfall up in the santa cruz mountains today, which is pretty

the concord city council gave its final seal of approval on a new rent control ordinance. the council voted. >> 4 to one last night. this ordinance increases just cause eviction protections for tenants and establishes a rent stabilization program. this means that rent increases are now capped at 3% per year. that just cost protection does not apply when a tenant is at fault like not paying their rent. kron 4 spoke with tenants and landlords at the meeting last night. >> family and children are suffering with the rent control of the rent, rent increases every year. and it's a it's a really bright. and so whates going to happen is that we're going to be in living on the street. so this isn't really just about. >> you know, rental rights. it's about property owner rights. and that's what strikes at my core. according to the ordinance, will go into effect in 30 days. the university of california announcing today a boost in student enrollment after years of decline due to the pandemic. >> according to the university system, application numbers increased by 1.5%. college officia

. >> the concord city council has approved the latest development plan for the former concord naval weapons's a new developer after the two previous agreements with otherc developers did not work out. brookfield properties will yeara property transfer agreement with the us navy. the entire project is projected to be developed in five phases over 40 years. mortgage rates will stay higher for longer than previously thought, and fewer homes will b& sold than expected. this year, federal mortgage organization fannie mae is predicting rates will stay above 6% through 2025. their latest forecast expects rates to hover around 6.5% on average in 2024, before gradually falling to closer to 6% by the end of next nations ig about an increase in electronic waste, the un report concludes. current recycling programs are notúkeeping up with the amount of old technology that's being discarded. researchersc found less than a quarter of e-waste is recycled. there will be some 82 million tons of it by 2030, some of which is toxicn scientists are also worriedt& about waste left in space. things like old satell

the concord city council has given final approval on a new rent control ordinance. last night. the vote was 4 to one in favor of the ordinance which ups the just cause eviction protections for tenants and establish is a rent stabilization program. rent increases will be capped at 3% per year. and the just cause protection, which will increase doesn't apply for tenants that are at fault. for example, if they don't pay their rent. kron 4 talk to tenants and landlords about what they think. >> family and children are suffering with the rent control of the rent, rent increases every year. and it's it's a really bright. and so what's going to happen is that we're going to be in living on the street. so this isn't really just about. >> you know, rental rights. it's about property owner rights. and that's what strikes at my core. >> this ordinance goes into effect in 30 days. for your money. and the biden administration rolls out new policies to reduce costs for consumers. the sec is looking over a plan that would block landlords from charging tenants in bulk for cable and internet th

. >> you know, dan boren and run >> the concord city council gave its final seal of approval on a newt control ordinance last night the council voted 4 to one. the ordinance increases just cause eviction protections for tenants and establishes a rent stabilization program. this means that rent increases are now capped at 3% per year. the just cause protection does not apply when a tenant is a fault like not paying their rent. for example, from 4 spoke with tenants and landlords at the last meeting. >> a million children are suffering with the rent control of the rent, rent increases every year. and it's it's a really bright. and so what's going to happen is that we're going to be in living on the street. so this isn't really just about. >> you know, rental rights. it's about property owner rights. and that's what strikes at my core. according to the ordinance, it will go into effect 30 days after it is past. >> still ahead, are you tired of daylight savings time? the effect? some medical experts say turning back the clock can have on your health. and speaking of that, i'm going to tal

well, the concord city council has accepted a term sheet for development at the former naval weapons station from brookfield properties. the exclusive negotiation agreement which would span over 4 decades would develop a number of things in that area. it will create more than 12,000 homes with 25% being designated as affordable housing area for commercial use. and green space will also be designated with more than 2000 acres to the east, which has been gifted to the east bay regional park district for a new regional park. the plan also includes restoration of mount diablo creek. and the widening of willow pass road, a specific plan and environmental reports will be given once a deal with the navy is set because they still own that property. >> it's 6.10, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. another victim comes forward in the east bay accusing a teacher of abuse. >> and teachers still working in the bay area. so we'll have the latest on that. and we're going hear from the couple who is accused of staging a kidnapping in valais almost 9 years ago. their story became a central p

about 15 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 digital's 40 minutes. >> time now is 8.19, and the concord city council gave its final seal of approval for a new rent control ordinance. >> the vote was 4 to one to pass the ordinance which increases just cause eviction protections for tenants and also establishes a rent stabilization program. and that means that rent increases are capped at 3% a year. and the just cause eviction protection. that does not apply when a tenant is at fault. for example, if they stop paying rent. kron four's spoke with both tenants and landlords about this. in the children. >> are suffering with the rent the rent, rent increases every year. and it's a it's a really bright. and so what's going to happen is that we're going to be in living on the street. so this isn't really just about. >> you know, rental rights. it's about property owner rights. and that's what strikes at my core. >> the ordinance goes into effect in 30 days. well, as technology advances in the world. so to the ways people use ai to commit crimes, rich demuro takes a look in today's tech smart.

concord 62. redwood city 62. milder in the south bay later on today. more on the storm and hour by hour with futurecast and see when it arrives and when it leaves. that is coming up. >>> happening in san francisco's chinatown, a book reading on do you avenge the death of your mother. nearly 30 years ago, susan lu's mom died as a result of a plastic surgery malpractice. susan tells me she found answers by turning the tragedy into real change. >> everyone knows the tragedy of the dead. let's talk about the tragedy of the living. >> reporter: how someone heals from trauma. >> i felt scared. >> reporter: can come in many different forms. >> perhaps there was too much shame tied to how she died. >> reporter: for susan lu she found answers with a one woman play and most recently as an author with the release of her memoir. >> seeking the truth was how i would avenge my mother's death. >> reporter: her mother, known by her american name jennifer, owned two nail salons. a vietnamese immigrant that made a life for her family in the bay area. in 1996 while under

40, redwood city is right there at 32.would advisory in effect for 11:00 to morning. for the hills of the north bay, east bay and south bay, where the gusts of 20-50. we could get power outages maybe even some downed trees as well. more looks at the hourly forecast, was is in store for the weekend, coming up in 15 minutes.>> thank you jeff. >>> cracking down on speeding drivers in san francisco, planning to mount more than 30 new speed cameras on some of the most dangerous streets. stemming from legislation that governor newsom signed last year, allowing oakland, san jose and 3 other california cities to install them. busy areas, embarcadero, your pure 19, first avenue and skyline boulevard, mission street are slated there -- pier 19 near. at least two of them will get to speeding cameras. and we posted the complete list, ed nbc bay area.com. >>> we posted more information there. >>> a deadly car to car shooting in fremont, just before teo -- 10 am on march 5. sylvester carver they say shot another driver near semester bou

40, redwood city is right there at 32. it would advisory in effect for 11:00 to morning. for the hills of the north bay, east bay and south bay, where the gusts of 20-50. we could get power outages maybe even some downed trees as well. more looks at the hourly forecast, was is in store for the weekend, coming up in 15 minutes.>> thank you jeff. >>> cracking down on speeding drivers in san francisco, planning to mount more than 30 new speed cameras on some of the most dangerous streets. stemming from legislation that governor newsom signed last year, allowing oakland, san jose and 3 other california cities to install them. busy areas, embarcadero, your pure 19, first avenue and skyline boulevard, mission street are slated there -- pier 19 near. at least two of them will get to speeding cameras. and we posted the complete list, ed nbc bay area.com. >>> we posted more information there. >>> a deadly car to car shooting in fremont, just before teo -- 10 am on march 5. sylvester carver they say shot another driver near semester

concord could become one of the largest cities in the bay area. in the east bay.yan curry, abc seven news. >> all right, let's turn to the forecast. got weekend plans. some people want to go hiking. nonetheless, that's what i'm hearing. >> yes, but wear your waterproof shoes. >> maybe because this is a live picture from our camera on mount sutro. looking back at san francisco, cloudy skies and rain is starting to fall in some areas. so let's check in with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> yeah. and kristen and larry, you'll want to definitely have your rain boots ready if you're going to be hiking tomorrow. let me show you a live picture. or tonight for that matter. you can see from our east bay hills camera. raindrops on our lens right now. so some areas on live doppler seven getting that wet weather already. we're going to push into street level radar, where we are seeing some moderate rain in the north bay right around saint helena, bennett valley road across the peninsula, seeing some scattered showers as well around brisbane, south san francisco, the sunset dis

krispy kreme has locations in concord, daly city, fremont, mountain view, and many other bay area locationsled. that's when companies reduce the size of their products to cut costs. instead of raising prices. even cookie monster not happy about this. the blue cookie loving puppet took to the internet to make his feelings heard, saying in part, quote me hate shrink flation me cookies are getting smaller. that's a terrible cookie monster impression the spwhite house responded to. mr. mister monster's comments saying spripped off, and that president biden is calling on companies to put a stop to shrinkflation. >> i mean, really, it is crazy, right? the cookies are much smaller and a lot along with other products. there's like less in the bag too, right? >> that way to kind of shrink how much we coming up, ts super tuesday, a idea of the day we asked image generator midjourney toc imagine cookie monster in charge there in washington, dc. here's what it came up with. you white house? t to fix that. shrinkflation. right. >> that would be that would be cookie monster's top priority. >> yeah, it wo

look at this, just 56 degrees in san jose. 53 in concord. 56 here in redwood city and 49 in clearlake. if you're going to the sierra, additional snow tomorrow and saturday upwards of about one foot, maybe more for the highest elevations by sunday. on the seven-day forecast, we dry out and warm up as we had through next week. 70s. we are going to be able to thaw out. we are in a window of what looks to be dry weather for easter morning so i think the parents, the kids are going to be happy about that. >>> now, it is not a holiday but it feels like one for baseball fans. >>> a's fans are protesting outside the coliseum right now. inside the players are tearing up. >> reporter: so much of the attention surrounding the a's is about their relocation to las vegas or as you just mentioned, boycotting here in oakland. the players are doing their best to keep their focus where it belongs, on the field. they had the worst record in baseball last season and expectations outside their own dugout are not much better for this season. oakland did little in the off- season to add more star power to t

. >> other news tonight, new protections for renters are on hold in concord. that's after the city clerk received a petition that could put the issue on the november ballot. the new ordinance had already been approved by the city council and was set to take effect next month. the changes would have capped annual rent increases at 3% for certain rental units built before 1995. it would have also added additional eviction protections for renters opponents. arguing the cap on rent increases was too low and now have about a month to gather a little more than 7,000 signatures from concord voters. if opponents can do that, the measure will either need to be repealed by the city council or placed on the november ballot where voters will get the final say on the matter. >> some business owners in oakland are telling us they're getting ready to not pay their property taxes if the city doesn't crack down on crime shop owners, we talked to say they just don't feel safe don't think the city is doing enough enforce tiffany justice reports. >> never been this bad. i mean, w

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a drive down a little further south in redwood city in concord. then as we head throughout the night, boy, just a rough night out there all around. then overnight. tonight we get into early tomorrow morning. the cold air begins to move in. there you see the peak. see that over the mountain tops that some of that snow begin to pop up around the bay area. so that's what we're looking at. we'll see some snow capped mountains around the bay area, especially waking up on sunday morning. also some very chilly temperatures. these are the highs for tomorrow 40's and some 50's. that is about it. maybe not record close cold but close showers on and off for at least the next 5 days and probably into next weekend as well as the next 5 days, 5 days on and off. this type of wind and this amount. >> no, today is kind of the next system is not going to be as cold, but tomorrow is going to be frigid and into sunday morning. this is all part of the same system. another storm arrives as we head into late monday and tuesday and then another one next weekend, too. so,

the concord city council has approved the latest development plan for the former concord naval weaponsgreement with the us navy. the entire project, projected to be developed in fiveúphases over the next 40 years. >> okay, okay, let's check back in with sal for a look at the commute. >> is toll plaza? oh, nice. >> i like how you can see that without me having to show it to right. and i can just go rightl- to it from our air traffic camera. it is crowded. although this is not out of the ordinary, i think what people don't like. and i'm doing this for a long time. they don't like surprises. yes, this is slow, but you can expect it. highway for the same 680 still looks pretty good.t& there was a stalled car in orinda on eastbound 24 near the orinda exit. but again, we're i would say this commute is pretty good. peninsula and south. they usually don't get going until a little later on. so right now, if you're trying to get up to, let's sayl sfo and san bruno, dd with no majorc problems. you can see that traffic here is going toúbe okay on the san mateo or the dumbarton bridge, and there ar

the concord city council has officially approved new rent control rules.ctions. if landlordsulet- evict tenants without a just cause, they must pay two months rent and $2,000 in moving costs for the evicted tenants. >> because ofúthis, um families will be able to um, uh, no longer be stressed about about, um, uh, having a rent increase. um, that's, um, extremely high or, uh, having a, an eviction notice, um, at their door now, um,úlandlords are need to have a cause for why they're evicting >> now, property owners oppose the changes, saying they're still trying to recover from the pandemic when many restrictions were put in place,úleaving them paying for mortgages on their properties. while renters did not have to pay rents and eviction moratoriums were in place. people who live in los gatos are getting a say on the city's housing plans before they're resubmitted to state officials for approval. the mercury news reports. the los gatos city council voted this week to open up the proposed housing element for a this is tt step before handing the documents over

so less than that from oakland to redwood city to concord. trace amounts in san jose. kentfield has picked up over an inch of rain, so it has been coming in pretty good in some areas. half moon bay visibility down to two miles. the fog is around as well, so something you'll need to watch out for 40s and 50s on your temperatures right now. and here's a view that looks more like winter from zephyr cove, where the snow is coming in the statewide snow pack is just above 100% of average, and this is just going to add some thunderstorms to our north. you will notice that sierra is getting that snow right now. chain controls on all roads except 80 at this hour. but it is a mix of rain and snow depending on elevation. winter storm warning until 11 a.m. tomorrow. up to 30in for the peaks. gusts to 50 miles an hour, and that means travel could be difficult. uh. here's a look at the headlines. rain and areas of fog. you saw that on the exploratorium camera friday. a stronger level two storm comes in with thunderstorm forms, and on easter, there's a possibility of a lingering isol

and concord and antioch and redwood city and also half moon bay.ep going to the south, 6:00 for fremont. and perhaps as late as 7:00 for gilroy and san jose and campbell. it will be a while before the rain makes it to the south bay. it is coming and once it gets here it will be here for a while. take a look at what we have going on. this is the first storm, which is impacting the pacific northwest and for northern california, stretching in our direction and rain moving from north to south today. as we roll through the morning, north bay some showers, 10:00 , 11:00, 12:00. scattered showers mode through 2:00 and the actual front gets here and it is a steady rainfall for the evening commute for the north bay and the i-80 corridor including all of our major bridges. this evening, the front pushes south a we see more yellows and even oranges popping up. heavy snow in the sierra. that is when all of us will be dealing with rainfall this evening. the front pushes to the south after midnight tonight. tomorrow it will be a mixture of sunshine and showers a

krispy kreme has locations in san francisco, concord, daly city, pinole, fremont, mountain view, santabors go and vote. >> area counties. voter turnout has been low. still, a lot of people are optimistic about the importance of making their voices heard. but you should know about today's california primary election race. plus, recall price,úrecall price, recall price. >> that's not great because we,n against pamela price, the alameda county , is moving on developments that could lead to a special election to remove pamela price from office from ktvu this is m. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is tuesday super tuesday march fifth. i just also looked at. krispy kremes website just to double check the details. democracy democracy today. >> go deal with their donuts. >> all right. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> i get it. we'll see what they did there. pam. it'súcute right? democracy. yes. it's like a dad joke. yeah, it is a dad joke. i sent you a really good dad joke.

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concord up to 70 degrees. let's see how the commute is going with amanda. good morning. >> yeah good morning drew. if you're heading into the city and using the bay bridge to do so, here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we know metering lights are on uh- some lanes are backed up from the end of the parking lot, but it is an easy ride on 680. whether you're headed to concord or highway 24. here's a look at the walnut creek cam and then drive times. you want to take a look at that. highway four to the maze, 26 minutes on westbound 80 and then antioch to hercules, 37 minutes on westbound four. >> this morning. health officials are in alameda county are sounding the alarm that dozens of people may have been exposed to the measles. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live with that warning. >> good morning reggie. this comes as the cdc is warning about a rising number of measles cases around the country and overseas. measles is highly contagious. one infected person can infect nine out of ten u

so less than that from oakland to redwood city to concord. trace amounts in san jose.ld has picked up over an inch of rain, so it has been coming in pretty good in some areas. half moon bay visibility down to two miles. the fog is around as well, so something you'll need to watch out for 40s and 50s on your temperatures right now. and here's a view that looks more like winter from zephyr cove, where the snow is coming in the statewide snow pack is just above 100% of average, and this is just going to add some thunderstorms to our north. you will notice that sierra is getting that snow right now. chain controls on all roads except 80 at this hour. but it is a mix of rain and snow depending on elevation. winter storm warning until 11 a.m. tomorrow. up to 30in for the peaks. gusts to 50 miles an hour, and that means travel could be difficult. uh. here's a look at the headlines. rain and areas of fog. you saw that on the exploratorium camera friday. a stronger level two storm comes in with thunderstorm forms, and on easter, there's a possibility of a lingering isolated sho

an effort to stabilize rent in the city of concord has been suspended.signed off on this plan. ktvu is tori gaines explains what's behind. >> the concord citycúcouncil adopted a plan just last week, which would impose a rent stabilization on multifamily rental complexes of two or more units that were built before february of 1995. >> we have heard from tenants for years, and it feels like as if at the 11th hour, there are homeowners, homeowners and landlords who to come, you know, make some noise about how this is going to affect our our bottom line, our profits. >> a new petition is in the works and some organizers hope to keep the ordinance from ever stabilization ordinance would have capped annual rent increases in the city to either 3% of rent cost, or 60% of the consumer price index, whichever was lesser. that means a monthly rental, which started at $2,500 per month in rent, could not be spraised more than $75 annually. the same ordinance aimed to make it tougher for landlords to evict residents without just cause. we spoke with one concord residen

red wood city, 65. fremont and livermore are also in the mid 60s. you may not be as sunny in san jose but you will one of the warm spots. it is going to be a pleasant day. that's the last time we can say that for a while unless you like rain. some of you do. we are looking at clouds and drizzle. storm number one, the first one will be weaker. storm two will be stronger. the first storm will give us six to 12 inches of snow if not more in the sierra where a new winter storm warning is in effect. these are rain chances not just for tomorrow. it's wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. it's a prolonged rain event that will last several days. we'll talk about which day looks to be the wettest. that's uming up. >>> supreme court is hearing arguments in an abortion case that can impact women across the country. demonstrators on both sides of the issue gathered outside the supreme court as justices heard arguments whether fda adequately considered safety when it expanded access to the so called abortion pill mifepristone. used with another drug mifepriston

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new protections for renters are now on hold in concord. that's after the city clerk received a petition that could put the issue on the november ballot. this new ordinance had already been approved by the city council is set to start next month. the changes would have capped annual rent increases at 3% for certain rental units that were built before 1995. it would have also added additional eviction protections for renters opponents. argue the cap on rent increases was too low and now have about a moeth to gather a little more than 7,000 signatures from concord voters. its opponents can do that. the measure will either need to be repealed by the city council or placed on the november ballot where voters will get the final say. now we get to here with kyle has to say about the forecast. here's what's going on across the golden gate bridge. pretty average. look there. i think of what's going on today. sum sun, some clouds and which direction of the clouds going back in or out there her out of here hear thankfully we'll get some clearing as w

that's after the city clerk received a petition that could now put the issue on the ballot in november been approved by the city council and was set to take effect next month. the changes would have capped annual rent increases at 3% for certain rental units that were built before 1995, but also have some added additional eviction protections for renters opponents have argued that the cap on rent increase was just too low and now they have about a month to gather about 70,007 1000 signatures from concord voters. if opponents can do that, the measure will either need to be repealed by the city council are then placed on the november ballot. voters will get the final say on this matter. here's what it looks like outside right now in the city of san francisco. got to little layer of clouds. they're hanging around today. kyle us here. so we could check about a chat about what's going on into the abbey getting some sun breaking in. but now the clouds are kind you know, giving us a an indication that we're not quite done yet. if we take a look live out here at half, moon bay can see the clou

just under that you will notice san jose and concord less than that in redwood city, 2200 kentfield andcking up over an inch of rain. so we did have some spotty showers today. taking you back the last 12 hours on live doppler seven. you can see them just really coming and going, but we really overall enjoyed clouds. son. below average temperatures right now on live doppler seven. we do have some clouds around, but it is dry out there. temperatures in the 40s and the 50s at this hour. a live view from our mount tam cam and visibility is still good. level two storm tomorrow. wet. windy with the thunder chance. saturday showers will continue along with the possibility of thunderstorms and on easter while the sun breaks out and it should be pretty nice looking weather, there will be an isolated chance of a shower or two, so the current system is a level two for tomorrow. rain will be heavy at times. chance of thunder and hail gusts 45 to 50 plus miles an hour. the winds begin to ramp up tomorrow morning at 11 a.m, over 30 miles an hour along the coastline and over the hills. strongest winds

. >> a concord man has been convicted of throwing explosives at police during a chase from san francisco to the east bay. daniel garcia led police on that chase last october after assaulting somebody at saints peter and paul church. he threw pipe bombs at officers as they pursued him from the city. all the way to martinez. garcia will be sentenced in april. >> turning now to the weather, more rain is on the way. yes. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandyha patel here. with the forecast and the outlook for easter sunday. >> yes, indeed. >> i know all the pressure is on larry and ama. let me show you live doppler seven right now and we'll talk about what's happening first at this hour. and then we'll go into what's ahead as we head into the weekend. so we are still tracking some showers in the east bay refugio valley road right now. light to moderate showers. also around concord. some light rain morgan hill area. you will notice uvas road, santa teresa boulevard seeing some wet roadways. so this is just residual leftover showers of the system that came in starting last night up in the nort