packed with goodness. good morning and welcome to the kron 4 news weekend. here is a quick look at our kron 4 storm tracker. taking a live look from our embarcadero camera.. i'm marty gonzalez. here is dave spahr with today's forecast.. scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west

winds will usher in a much cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek. rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend.

and with this latest storm in the bay area. the anderson reservoir is now at 99 percent capacity this morning. and again there is serious concern that with the ongoing rain, it might spill over. we will continue to monitor conditions in the south bay our team coverage of the rain continues this morning. let's head to the east bay... kron four's ella sogomonian shows us some of the conditions in berkeley. just when we thought it was over - the rain has come upon us once again.it's in the low 50s right now we had a few beautiful sunny days giving us a break from some torrential rain these past few months. so drivers again make sure your cars are in working condition and look out for those potholes.here near the uc berkeley campus many people are still enjoying their saturday night braving the elements. they say they are forgoing their own comfort and are instead pleased to see the wet weather continuing to help out a region that has just come out of a 6 year drought. "california really needs it right now so if anything i

think that dictates how i feel about it. i think it's something really good for california right now. i can appreciate the rain because of the drought but other than that i can't wear my crop top so that's one thing."the rain is going to stay with us these next two days but the sun will come up on tuesday again.stay safe out there. in berkeley ella sogomonian kron 4 news. the power plant at the oroville dam is shut down this morning. it's all because workers are making improvements to the dam and increasing it's capacity. after a successful restart of the hyatt power plant temporary shutdown began around 10:00 in the morning friday. the channel at the bottom of the dam is being deepened so more water can be released in the future. the shutdown is expected to for at least another day.

make sure you have the free kron-4 mobile app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about severe weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. it's available for both apple and android devices. other headlines this morning. nation-wide demonstrations supporting and opposing the trump administration. you are taking a look at video from ohio, texas, new york and washington d-c. organizers say the "march 4 trump" rallies yesterday were a way to show unity in the face of those who oppose the president's vision for the united states. several arrests were made at locations across the country. and in the bay area. ten people are under arrest and at least seven others are injured this morning after the march for trump rally in berkeley. there were tense moments at times.. where groups took sides, then took aim at one another, throwing punches and pepper spray. kron four's hermela aregawi was there.

(áátake pkgáá)nat fightinga violent showdown..hundreds of pro and anti-trump protesters faced off this afternoon at berkeley's civic center.dozens of fist fights broke out over the course of a few intense hours.those against trump say they are taking blows for justice.sot - dont have his name - anti-trump protesteri lost count man. it doesn't matter because if im still standing. im obligated to keep going. because that's what good people should be doing. fighting against that crap over there. supporters of trump came out in larger numbers than expected. highlighting their right to free speech.sot andrew lycan, pro-trump protester. these people don't want us to have our first amendment rights. they think that only they are allowed to exercise their first amendment rights. they don't think we should be allowed to express ours. its a two way street.sot russ koan, pro-trump protesterthe people that are supposedly on the trump side are actually for america. they want people working they want the basic things in life.but the other side doesn't buy it. they says trump supporters came to provoke fights in liberal berkeley.sot bryan mcketney, anti-trump protesterthey want to push us. they are going to push us to retaliate. that's why theyre here. thats why theyre doing it in front of

cameras to make us look bad. police say ten people were arrested.. most for battery and assault.. including one person who was said to have a knife.at least one trump supporter had pepper spray and used it more than once.. hitting several people including this guy whose friends are trying to neutralize the spraysot kiki valenzuela, anti-trump protesterthere has been a bunch of fights and pepper spraying and tear gassing and yeah it just has gotten progressively worse as we met. and there's been. ive seen some blood and a lot of people have been tear gassedseveral people were left with non-life threatening injuries.and some close calls for those like brianna elise.sot brianna elise, anti-trump protesteri'm very scared right now but there is a lot of hope still you know. i'm just hoping we can find the peace somewhere. but i dont know. its looking really rough right now. standup - as you can see emotions are running high on both sides.. and the fists were certainly swinging.but it is worth noting, there were

also a lot of people having discussions as passionate as they were.reporting in berkeley, ha k4 news. still ahead on kron four news weekend. the president is expected to unveil a new travel ban... who will it impact and how soon it will go in effect? we have the answers coming up. plus. an explosion at an east bay bart station made for a bizzare trip for hundreds of passengers. we'll show you what they had to go through. and next. you may have to dig deeper the next time you fill up. we'll explain. after the break.

for your money: . here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. the average price of gas is up two cents a gallon nationally over the past two weeks. it is now at $2.29 cents for regular unleaded. analysts say the slight rise in price is due to small increases in crude oil and wholesale gas prices. the national average is up 56

cents per gallon compared to one year ago. now lets take a look at the prices around the bay area. in oakland it is at $2.92. it is two cents higher in san jose...at $2.94. and it is the highest in san francisco...at $3.04. i have a full forecast straight ahead.

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storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. here is dave spahr with today's forecast..

scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west winds will usher in a much cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek. rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend.

three people are recovering this morning after an accident demolished the cab of their truck. we first brought you this story yesterday on kron four news weekend. it happened just before 8:30 in the morning in the portola district of san francisco. the big-rig was cruising on highway 101 north when it came upon slower traffic. the driver swerved to avoid hitting another car. and that sent the truck over the guard rail and onto the street below. bystanders saw the crash and pulled the driver and two passengers out of the wreckage. all three were taken to

the hospital with minor injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the u-s is putting on hold expedited processing for "h-one-b" visas. those visas help highly skilled foreign workers get jobs in the u-s. right now their employers can pay an extra fee if they want their applications to be processed faster. but immigration officials now say the expedited processing will be suspended on april third and that could last for up to six months. there's no official explanation for the move. the change comes as the trump administration is reportedly drafting a new version of his executive order on travel and immigration. the new draft of the travel ban could be signed as early as tomorrow. according to an administration official... the signing will be at the department of homeland security. two sources say the new executive order will replace the old one that's stalled in federal courts. that order temporarily banned travelers from seven muslim-majority countries from travelling to

the u-s. it also banned entry to áallá refugees. sources say the new ban will not affect green card holders and people who already have visas. in other national headlines. the white house is demanding congress to investigate whether president obama abused his executive powers... this all in connection with the 20-16 election. in a series of tweets, president trump says the obama administration wiretapped phones at trump tower during the presidential campaign. andrew spencer has more. president donald trump made the accusation as he has made many others: in a tweet from his personal twitter account. it reads, "terrible! just found out that obama had my 'wires tapped' in trump tower before the victory."trump offered no evidence to support his accusation.a spokesperson for former president barack obama released a statement saying, "a cardinal rule of the obama administration was that no white house official

ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the department of justice. as part of that practice, neither president obama nor any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u-s citizen. any suggestion otherwise is simply false."the tweets caught the attention of some lawmakers on saturday. sen. ben cardin / -d- maryland: "the executive branch cannot act on its own. it must get the consent of a court before they can do those types of activities."sen. lindsey graham / -r- south carolina: "i'm very worried that our president is suggesting that the former president has done something illegally."the trump tweets turn into a more-personal attack on obama -- asking "how low" the former president has gone, drawing a parallel to the watergate scandal, and calling obama a "bad (or sick) guy".i'm andrew spencer reporting. happening now. senator bernie sanders is accusing nissan of civil rights violations. senator sanders joined n-double-a c-p

president cornell william brooks, actor danny glover, and activists during a protest in mississippi yesterday. organizers say there's a pattern of civil rights and safety abuses by nissan against its predominantly african-american workforce. nissan strongly denies the accusations... saying the united auto workers union is "part of a campaign to pressure the company into recognizing a union, even without employee support." still ahead. the warriors stuggles continue as the splash brothers can't find their shots. what head coach steve kerr is saying before today's game in new york. here is a live look at storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. live look outside... richmond

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warriors head to the mecca of basketball today to take on the knicks at madison square garden. the warriors have lost two games in a row...for the first time since april of 2015. steph curry and klay thompson struggled against the bulls in their last game.. combining for 3 for 22 on three-pointers. the duo has shot just 17 percent from downtown in their last three games. coach steve kerr talked about the teams recent struggles. "it was a hell of a run. figured it would probably end at some point this year and not that surprising that it's on this trip that it happened because obviously, without kd, we are a little beaten up. we are going through a tough time in the season right now, but we'll bounce back." tip-off for today's game is 12:30. scary moments for giants first base coach jose al-gua-cil who was hit in the

face by a foul ball. al-gua-cil managed triple a sacramento last season. this is his first year as part of bruce bochy's staff. al-gua-cil was seated in a folding chair between the backstop and the dugout when he was hit by the foul ball. the giants say he is recovering from surgery this morning after breaking his nose. on the ice. the sharks look to make it four in a row today. they are in minnesota to take on the wild. team teal has outscored their opponents by 7 goals combined in their last 3 contests. the puck drops at 3:00 this afternoon. the nfl combine is in full swing. washington receiver john ross clocked the fastest 40 yard dash time ever at 4.22 seconds. that beats n-f-l greats like barry sanders, who ran a 4 point three seven time and reggie bush who ran a 4.33 second time. running back chris johnson held the record of 4.24 seconds before ross broke

it. coming up. hundreds of bart passengers forced to stay on the train after an explosion near the tracks. we'll take you to the east bay station and and show you what here is a live look at storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning.

here is a live look at storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. here is dave spahr with today's forecast..

scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west winds will usher in a much cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek. rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend.

a major explosion on the bart tracks causes a big electrical fire at the walnut creek bart station. this fire shut down service between the rockridge and pleasant hill stations... leaving hundreds of passengers trapped on trains and stranded at

stations for hours. the passangers were evacuated from the bart trains safely. kron 4's lydia pantazes was in walnut creek and shows us what happened. (pkg)dramatic video of explosions at the bart station in walnut creek..this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. about 30-feet south of the platform passengers sit... stranded on a train."the train stopped and lights started flickering, all the air went off."but passengers we talked to had no idea what was happening near their train. "all of a sudden we came to a stop and then all of a sudden we heard fire trucks."the explosions started at about 5:40pm."when we got here there were still some of the explosions and pops going on from the substation."the substation is located at the north end of the platform in walnut creek beneath the tracks."it's basically a giant electrical room that's at the tracks, it's the room that actually powers the tracks for bart so that's where the fire was at."the fire affected trains east of the walnut

creek bart station and left passengers stranded for about an hour and a half.power eventually restored at abut 7:15pm.between 250 and three hundred passengers were evacuated."people were freaking out, but they were more concerned with going to the places they needed to go as opposed to being, like exhibiting fear."while people felt inconvenienced... most people we spoke with felt safe even though they say stranded on the tracks."bart did a good job, they kept communication with us and let us know what the status was."

and we first told you about this big bart explosion - through a push alert. it went out to phones around 6:02 last night. be the first to know about breaking news through the kron four mobile app. it is free to download for all apple and android devices. in other bay area headlines. a credit card "skimmer" is found on an a-t-m in pacifica. the device was found at the seven-eleven on clarendon road thursday. officials say a customer using the a-t-m noticed a piece of wire stick out of the top of the pin pad. he then discovered a false bottom on the device. investigators found a pinhole camera conncted to an illegal card reader device attached to the a-t-m. according to police... when the card is inserted into the skimmer-- the account information is stored on the device. police are advising a-t-m users to be aware of suspicious looking equipment... and always block pin numbers when entering them.

in the east bay. immigration advocates and faith leaders stood outside the county jail in richmond... they called for the release of detained undocumented immigrants being held there. kron four's phillipe djegal reports. it's been 10 months since the martinez family has shared a moment like this together at home in the napa valley. that's how long 41-year-old oswaldo martinez has been held at the west county detention facility in richmond... an undocumented immigrant who has lived in the united states for more than 20 years... detained by immigration and custom's enforcement -- now facing deportation -- triggered by misdemeanor crimes community organizers pleading for his release say he committed more than 15 years ago.sot- "oswaldo is no danger to our community and the real danger is if we was deported and his family was left behind."nats- 'they've just come out of a visit today at th;e detention center." martinez's wife and 10-

year-old daughter are u-s citizens. and, although oswaldo was taken into custody on former president barack obama's watch... reverend deborah lee with the interfaith movement for human integrity expects no leniency from the trump administration. sot- "he could have been released. he should have been able to have been released on bond to be able to pursue his case, um, outside of the confines of jail." bridge demonstrations like these are nothing new. immigration advocates have been holding similar rallies here on the first saturday of every month since april 20-11. that's when immigration and customs enforcement began holding immigration detainees here at this facility.nats- "we come to you today in an hour of emergency." dozens of supporters shared prayers and sang songs...nats- "we are all the people of god." a rally for not just oswaldo and his family... but for the more than 150 undocumented immigrants waiting here in detention.sot- "do you think that this will make a

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came together on saturday in the hope of addressing those issues.we have some mold, bugs, and these are not good conditions either for us and our kids.olga perez showed me where an infestation of cockroaches enters her modest apartment.nat soundher bathroom has constantly had mold reccuring. this child lies just feet from worn carpeting and a moldy door frame. complaints to building maintainence have gone unanswered but the unstainable blow came when they were told there would be large increases in their rent.to get anywhere from one hundred to three or four and i even heard as much as five hundred dollar increases while staying in your tenancy that's a hardship and that's a burden on a family and sacrifices need to be made just to maintain housing and some housing within these units are bad building conditionsso they took their complaints directly to the home of their landlord who lives in hillsborough on the peninsula.the manager

doesn't do anything so this is why we are here to talk to you.while they were not received they left letters at his door and went to nearby homes to let them know what kind of conditions their nieghbor was subjecting his tenants to.if building management isn't going to handle this and they keep passing the buck off to the landlord i think the landlord needs to be made aware of what's happening at his units and the kind of rents that he's charging and the conditions that people are living in.community organizers feel it is clearly a case for rent control for low income housing in concord. in hillsborough jeff pierce kron four news. ♪

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storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west winds will usher in a much cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek. rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend.

a san francisco based review site will soon sort businesses based on bathrooms. yelp announced a new feature that will tell users which businesses offer gender- neutral bathrooms. businesses can self-report the availability to bathrooms with a single, locking stall. customers can also report on them. the company plans to have enough data on the bathrooms in a few weeks. that means yelp users will be able to search specifically for businesses that offer gender-neutral bathrooms. yelp's c-e-o has been a vocal critic of laws that force people to use bathrooms for genders they do not identify with. happening now. an east bay school district and

its teachers are trying to teach more than just students. they are frustrated with how parents are driving and acting around the campus. kron four's stanley roberts shows us in people behaving badly. people behaving badly school is where we send our children so they can learn to be good citizens, but the fact is, learning starts long before they enter the front doors case in point i'm at rodeo hills elementary school in the town of rodeo, when school lets out . well let's hear from connie a resident who lives across from the school ok wait just give me a second ok while connie composes herself let's look at just how chaotic it can be, drivers double parking on both side of the street sometimes at the exact same time some actually leaving their cars unattended watch this lady dog in arm as she leaves her car unattended same for this lady who double parks and leaves the car there lots of u-turns often right in front of the school despite the no u-turn sign nats: ambiance oh back to connie i'm very passionate about this whole situation because it really turns out life upside down we

have to live our lives based around this school schedule to the point that some residents have to block off parking spaces because if not because if i don't have those they will just park and block the driveway but it's not just parking issues listen to this they clean out the cars in front of our house and just throw the garbage out of their cars so there's garbage all the time dirty diapers whatever it's just unreal what they do the school buses cant even get to the school because of the double parking and illegal u-turns despite the no u-turn signs now there is a parking lot for the parents to use some so use the parking lot however when they do but most if not all ignore the no left turn sign when leaving the parking lot nats: ambiance what happens here is the purest definition of chaos connie tole me that sometimes the parents curse her out ok thank you, i don't want to be on tjat film yea too late for that maam that i'm telling you i don't want nobody to see me on that film (alright have

a good day) put me on that if you want to if i find out it's going to be a problemlooks like i'm going to have a problem yup, we are teaching our children well. notin rodeo stanley roberts kron 4 news a texas community came together to help a child receive the gift of sight... christian card-een-as is a four- year- old boy who is legally blind... with the help of his community, he has a whole new way to look at life. he was surprised at his elementary school and was given a pair of electronic glasses called e-sight. these glasses have a camera, which captures what is in front of a user, in high definition. it then enhances the image into a format where the legally blind can actually see. surrounded by family and friends ... christian was able to see his grandmother's face... and his friend's faces for this first time.

christian, esight recipient says"i see you! i see you too! i love you!""jordan! jesse and jesigh! boston i can see you too!" christian's mother says, they heard about e-sight through support groups on social media. but the device costs nine -thousand dollars. so they started a fundraiser and in just two- months they raised the money need for the hi-def glasses... christian's mother says for their first trip, they want to take him fishing. still ahead on kron four news weekend. a 3-year-old helps save his neighbors life and it all might be because of a cartoon he watches. we'll explain, after the break. here's a live look at kirkwood this morning. today's high is expected to be 22 degrees with snow showers.

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to the kron 4 news weekend. here is a quick look at our kron 4 storm tracker. taking a live look from our embarcadero camera.. i'm marty gonzalez. here is dave spahr with today's forecast..

scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west winds will usher in a much cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek. rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend. and with this latest storm in the bay area. the anderson reservoir is now at 99 percent

and with this latest storm in the bay area. the anderson reservoir is now at 99 percent capacity this morning. and again there is serious concern that with the ongoing rain, it might spill over. we will continue to monitor conditions in the south bay all morning. kron four's averi harper continues our storm coverage is in san jose, where thousands of people were

forced to evacaute due to flooding more than a week ago. how are conditions out there this morning averi? i am in san jose marty and the rain is coming down hard. thousands of people were forced to evacuate more than a week ago because of storm damage and the anderson reservoir going over capacity. there is concern this morning that it can spill again. i am in san jose marty and the rain is coming down hard. thousands of people were forced to evacuate more than a week ago because of storm damage and the anderson reservoir going over capacity. there is concern this morning that it can spill again.

thanks averi. we will check with you throughout the morning.

the power plant at the oroville dam is shut down this morning. it's all because workers are making improvements to the dam and increasing it's capacity. after a successful restart of the hyatt power plant temporary shutdown began around 10:00 in the morning friday. the channel at the bottom of the dam is being deepened so more water can be released in the future. the shutdown is expected to for at least another day. make sure you have the free kron-4 mobile app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about severe weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. it's available for both apple and android devices. other headlines this morning. nation-wide demonstrations supporting and opposing the trump administration. you are taking a look at video from ohio, texas, new york and washington d-c. organizers say the "march 4 trump" rallies yesterday were a way to show unity in the face of those who oppose the president's vision for the united states. several

arrests were made at locations across the country. meanwhile back here in the bay area. ten people are under arrest and at least seven others are injured this morning after the march for trump rally in berkeley. there were tense moments at times.. where groups took sides, then took aim at one another, throwing punches and pepper spray. kron four's hermela aregawi was there. (áátake pkgáá)nat fightinga violent showdown..hundreds of pro and anti-trump protesters faced off this afternoon at berkeley's civic center.dozens of fist fights broke out over the course of a few intense hours.those against trump say they are taking blows for justice.sot - dont have his name - anti-trump protesteri lost count man. it doesn't matter because if im still standing. im obligated to keep going. because that's what good people should be doing. fighting against that crap over there. supporters of trump came out in larger numbers than expected. highlighting their right to free speech.sot andrew lycan, pro-trump protester. these people don't want us to have our first amendment rights.

they think that only they are allowed to exercise their first amendment rights. they don't think we should be allowed to express ours. its a two way street.sot russ koan, pro-trump protesterthe people that are supposedly on the trump side are actually for america. they want people working they want the basic things in life.but the other side doesn't buy it. they says trump supporters came to provoke fights in liberal berkeley.sot bryan mcketney, anti-trump protesterthey want to push us. they are going to push us to retaliate. that's why theyre here. thats why theyre doing it in front of cameras to make us look bad. police say ten people were arrested.. most for battery and assault.. including one person who was said to have a knife.at least one trump supporter had pepper spray and used it more than once.. hitting several people including this guy whose friends are trying to neutralize the spraysot kiki valenzuela, anti-trump protesterthere has been a bunch of fights and pepper spraying and tear gassing and yeah it just has gotten progressively worse as we met. and there's been. ive seen some blood and a lot of people have been tear gassedseveral people were left with non-life threatening injuries.and some close calls for those like brianna elise.sot brianna elise, anti-trump protesteri'm very scared right now but there is a lot of hope still you know. i'm just hoping we can find the peace somewhere.

but i dont know. its looking really rough right now. standup - as you can see emotions are running high on both sides.. and the fists were certainly swinging.but it is worth noting, there were also a lot of people having discussions as passionate as they were.reporting in berkeley, ha k4 news. still ahead on kron four news weekend. the president is expected to unveil a new travel ban... who will it impact and how soon it will go in effect? we have the answers coming up. plus. an explosion at an east bay bart station made for a bizzare trip for hundreds of passengers. we'll show you what they had to go through. and next. you may have to dig deeper the next time you fill up. we'll explain. after the break. ♪

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or have severe kidney problems. other side effects are sudden kidney problems, genital yeast infections, increased bad cholesterol, and urinary tract infections, which may be serious. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions. so talk to your doctor about jardiance- the one and only type 2 diabetes treatment with heart. visit jardiance.com for a free consultation with a certified diabetes educator if you qualify.

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here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. the average price of gas is up two cents a gallon nationally over the past two weeks. it is now at $2.29 cents for regular unleaded. analysts say the slight rise in price is due to small increases in crude oil and wholesale gas prices. the national average is up 56 cents per gallon compared to one year ago. now lets take a look at the prices around the bay area. in oakland it is at $2.92. it is two cents higher in san jose...at $2.94. and it is the highest in san francisco...at $3.04. i have a full forecast straight ahead.

here is a live look at storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. live look outside... bay bridge toll plaza. here is dave spahr with today's forecast..

scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west winds will usher in a much cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek. rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend.

three people are recovering this morning after an accident demolished the cab of their truck. we first brought you this story yesterday on kron four news weekend. it happened just

before 8:30 in the morning in the portola district of san francisco. the big-rig was cruising on highway 101 north when it came upon slower traffic. the driver swerved to avoid hitting another car. and that sent the truck over the guard rail and onto the street below. bystanders saw the crash and pulled the driver and two passengers out of the wreckage. all three were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the cause of the crash is under investigation. the u-s is putting on hold expedited processing for "h-one-b" visas. those visas help highly skilled foreign workers get jobs in the u-s. right now their employers can pay an extra fee if they want their applications to be processed faster. but immigration officials now say the expedited processing will be suspended on april third and that could last for up to six months. there's no official explanation for the move. the change comes as the trump administration is reportedly drafting a new version of his executive order

on travel and immigration. the new draft of the travel ban could be signed as early as tomorrow. according to an administration official... the signing will be at the department of homeland security. two sources say the new executive order will replace the old one that's stalled in federal courts. that order temporarily banned travelers from seven muslim-majority countries from travelling to the u-s. it also banned entry to áallá refugees. sources say the new ban will not affect green card holders and people who already have visas. in other national headlines. the white house is demanding congress to investigate whether president obama abused his executive powers... this all in connection with the 20-16 election. in a series of tweets, president trump says the obama administration wiretapped phones at trump tower during the presidential campaign. andrew spencer has more. president donald trump made the accusation as he has made

many others: in a tweet from his personal twitter account. it reads, "terrible! just found out that obama had my 'wires tapped' in trump tower before the victory."trump offered no evidence to support his accusation.a spokesperson for former president barack obama released a statement saying, "a cardinal rule of the obama administration was that no white house official ever interfered with any independent investigation led by the department of justice. as part of that practice, neither president obama nor any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u-s citizen. any suggestion otherwise is simply false."the tweets caught the attention of some lawmakers on saturday. sen. ben cardin / -d- maryland: "the executive branch cannot act on its own. it must get the consent of a court before they can do those types of activities."sen. lindsey graham / -r- south carolina: "i'm very worried that our president is suggesting that the former president has done something illegally."the trump tweets turn into a more-personal attack on obama -- asking "how low" the former president has gone, drawing a parallel to the watergate scandal, and calling obama a "bad (or sick)

guy".i'm andrew spencer reporting. still ahead. the warriors stuggles continue as the splash brothers can't find their shots. what head coach steve kerr is saying before today's game in new york. here is a live look at storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. live look outside... richmond bay area sports. the

warriors head to the mecca of basketball today to take on the knicks at madison square garden. the warriors have lost two games in a row...for the first time since april of 2015. steph curry and klay

thompson struggled against the bulls in their last game.. combining for 3 for 22 on three-pointers. the duo has shot just 17 percent from downtown in their last three games. coach steve kerr talked about the teams recent struggles. "it was a hell of a run. figured it would probably end at some point this year and not that surprising that it's on this trip that it happened because obviously, without kd, we are a little beaten up. we are going through a tough time in the season right now, but we'll bounce back." tip-off for today's game is 12:30. scary moments for giants first base coach jose al-gua-cil who was hit in the face by a foul ball. al-gua-cil managed triple a sacramento last season. this is his first year as part of bruce bochy's staff. al-gua-cil was seated in a folding chair between the backstop and the dugout when he was hit by the foul ball.

the giants say he is recovering from surgery this morning after breaking his nose. on the ice. the sharks look to make it four in a row today. they are in minnesota to take on the wild. team teal has outscored their opponents by 7 goals combined in their last 3 contests. the puck drops at 3:00 this afternoon. the nfl combine is in full swing. washington receiver john ross clocked the fastest 40 yard dash time ever at 4.22 seconds. that beats n-f-l greats like barry sanders, who ran a 4 point three seven time and reggie bush who ran a 4.33 second time. running back chris johnson held the record of 4.24 seconds before ross broke it. coming up. hundreds of bart passengers forced to stay on the train after an explosion near the tracks. we'll take you to the east bay station and and show you what happened.

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along with diet and exercise... jardiance lowers blood sugar and a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. jardiance is also the only type 2 diabetes treatment with heart- proven to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death in adults with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. jardiance can cause serious side effects, including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. other side effects are sudden kidney problems, genital yeast infections, increased bad cholesterol, and urinary tract infections, which may be serious. taking jardiance with a sulfonylurea or insulin may cause low blood sugar. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take and if you have any medical conditions.

so talk to your doctor about jardiance- the one and only type 2 diabetes treatment with heart. visit jardiance.com for a free consultation with a certified diabetes educator if you qualify. here is a live look at storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. here is dave spahr with today's forecast.. scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west winds will usher in a much

cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek. rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend.

a major explosion on the bart tracks causes a big electrical fire at the walnut creek bart station. this fire shut down service between the rockridge and pleasant hill stations... leaving hundreds of passengers trapped on trains and stranded at stations for hours. the passangers were evacuated from the bart trains safely. kron 4's lydia pantazes was in walnut creek and shows us what happened. (pkg)dramatic video of explosions at the bart station in walnut creek..this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. about 30-feet south of the platform passengers sit... stranded on a train."the train stopped and lights started flickering, all the air went off."but passengers we talked to had no idea what was

happening near their train. "all of a sudden we came to a stop and then all of a sudden we heard fire trucks."the explosions started at about 5:40pm."when we got here there were still some of the explosions and pops going on from the substation."the substation is located at the north end of the platform in walnut creek beneath the tracks."it's basically a giant electrical room that's at the tracks, it's the room that actually powers the tracks for bart so that's where the fire was at."the fire affected trains east of the walnut creek bart station and left passengers stranded for about an hour and a half.power eventually restored at abut 7:15pm.between 250 and three hundred passengers were evacuated."people were freaking out, but they were more concerned with going to the places they needed to go as opposed to being, like exhibiting fear."while people felt inconvenienced... most people we spoke with felt safe even though they say stranded on the tracks."bart did a good job, they kept communication with us and let us know what the status was."

and we first told you about this big bart explosion - through a push alert. it went out to phones around 6:02 last night. be the first to know about breaking news through the kron four mobile app. it is free to download for all apple and android devices. in the east bay. immigration advocates and faith leaders stood outside the county jail in richmond... they called for the release of detained undocumented immigrants being held there. kron four's phillipe djegal reports. it's been 10 months since

the martinez family has shared a moment like this together at home in the napa valley. that's how long 41-year-old oswaldo martinez has been held at the west county detention facility in richmond... an undocumented immigrant who has lived in the united states for more than 20 years... detained by immigration and custom's enforcement -- now facing deportation -- triggered by misdemeanor crimes community organizers pleading for his release say he committed more than 15 years ago.sot- "oswaldo is no danger to our community and the real danger is if we was deported and his family was left behind."nats- 'they've just come out of a visit today at th;e detention center." martinez's wife and 10- year-old daughter are u-s citizens. and, although oswaldo was taken into custody on former president barack obama's watch... reverend deborah lee with the interfaith movement for human integrity expects no leniency from the trump administration. sot- "he could have been released. he should have been

able to have been released on bond to be able to pursue his case, um, outside of the confines of jail." bridge demonstrations like these are nothing new. immigration advocates have been holding similar rallies here on the first saturday of every month since april 20-11. that's when immigration and customs enforcement began holding immigration detainees here at this facility.nats- "we come to you today in an hour of emergency." dozens of supporters shared prayers and sang songs...nats- "we are all the people of god." a rally for not just oswaldo and his family... but for the more than 150 undocumented immigrants waiting here in detention.sot- "do you think that this will make a difference? i think that we have to try."nats- donation basket. in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news. three men are under arrest this morning in connection with an armed robbbery of a shoe store at a popular east bay mall. it happened thursday afternoon inside the shoe palace store

at newpark mall. police say a suspect waiving a handgun ran in and stole three pairs of shoes. he then ran to a waiting vehicle which fled the scene toward mowry avenue. officers found the car a few blocks awayand found four people inside. three of the suspects were arrested and taken into custody, with the fourth being released. police say, they also recovered the stolen merchandise. still ahead. upset tenants in the east bay join together and try to get answers from their landlord. we'll show you why, after the break. here is a live look at storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. getting food to hungry older americans cannot stop and it won't. hey, these are our parents and grandparents out there. let's start talking about how we can really get to the route of the problem. hey, we hear you.

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about it... a group of tennants went straight to the source...the landlord. kron4's jeff pierce was with that group and shows us their story. the tenants in this concord apartment complex have been suffering with serious problems for years and they came together on saturday in the hope of addressing those issues.we have some mold, bugs, and these are not good conditions either for us and our kids.olga perez showed me where an infestation of cockroaches enters her modest apartment.nat soundher bathroom has constantly had mold reccuring. this child lies just feet from worn carpeting and a moldy door frame. complaints to building maintainence have gone unanswered but the unstainable blow came when they were told there would be large increases in their rent.to get anywhere from one hundred to three or four and i even heard as much as five hundred dollar increases while staying in your tenancy that's a hardship and that's a burden on a family and sacrifices need to be made just to maintain housing and some housing within these units are bad

building conditionsso they took their complaints directly to the home of their landlord who lives in hillsborough on the peninsula.the manager doesn't do anything so this is why we are here to talk to you.while they were not received they left letters at his door and went to nearby homes to let them know what kind of conditions their nieghbor was subjecting his tenants to.if building management isn't going to handle this and they keep passing the buck off to the landlord i think the landlord needs to be made aware of what's happening at his units and the kind of rents that he's charging and the conditions that people are living in.community organizers feel it is clearly a case for rent control for low income housing in concord. in hillsborough jeff pierce kron four news. up next on kron four news weekend. a bay area film-maker has his work shown at the oscars. we sit down with him one on one after the

break. here is a live look at storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. here's a live look at kirkwood this morning. today's high is expected to be 22 degrees with snow showers. i have asthma...

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9 seconds / áfast musicá if you were one of the 33 million people who watched the academy awards last sunday, you probably saw this film highlighting the power of movies and they affect people around the world. the producers of that short film are the bay area's own mill valley film group. john antonelli is one of the partners of the film group. congratulations and welcome. how did it come about that you made this film?

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bay area. i have your full weather forecast straight ahead. i am tracking the storm in san jose. i have a full report after the break.

good morning and welcome to the kron 4 news weekend. here is a quick look at our kron 4 storm tracker. taking a live look from our embarcadero camera.. i'm marty gonzalez. here is dave spahr with today's forecast.. scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west winds will usher in a much cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek.

rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend.

and with this latest storm in the bay area. the anderson reservoir is now at 99 percent capacity this morning. and again there is serious concern that with the ongoing rain, it might spill over. we will continue to monitor conditions in the south bay all morning. kron four's averi harper continues our storm coverage is in san jose, where thousands of people were forced to evacaute due to flooding more than a week ago. how are conditions out there this morning averi? i am in san jose marty and the rain is coming down hard. thousands of people were forced to evacuate more than a week ago because of storm damage and the anderson reservoir going over capacity. there is concern this morning that it can spill again. i am in san jose marty and the rain is coming down hard. thousands of people were forced to evacuate more than a week ago because of

storm damage and the anderson reservoir going over capacity. there is concern this morning that it can spill again. thanks averi. we will check with

you throughout the morning. the power plant at the oroville dam is shut down this morning. it's all because workers are making improvements to the dam and increasing it's capacity. after a successful restart of the hyatt power plant temporary shutdown began around 10:00 in the morning friday. the channel at the bottom of the dam is being deepened so more water can be released in the future. the shutdown is expected to for at least another day. make sure you have the free kron-4 mobile app to track the storm. we'll keep you updated about severe weather or traffic problems in your area with breaking news push alerts. it's available for both apple and android devices. other headlines this morning. nation-wide demonstrations supporting and opposing the trump administration. you are

taking a look at video from ohio, texas, new york and washington d-c. organizers say the "march 4 trump" rallies yesterday were a way to show unity in the face of those who oppose the president's vision for the united states. several arrests were made at locations across the country. meanwhile back here in the bay area. ten people are under arrest and at least seven others are injured this morning after the march for trump rally in berkeley. there were tense moments at times.. where groups took sides, then took aim at one another, throwing punches and pepper spray. kron four's hermela aregawi was there. (áátake pkgáá)nat fightinga violent showdown..hundreds of pro and anti-trump protesters faced off this afternoon at berkeley's civic center.dozens of fist fights broke out over the course of a few intense hours.those against trump say they are taking blows for justice.sot - dont have his name - anti-trump protesteri lost count man. it doesn't matter because if im still standing. im obligated to keep going. because that's what good people should be doing. fighting against that crap over there. supporters of trump came out in larger

numbers than expected. highlighting their right to free speech.sot andrew lycan, pro-trump protester. these people don't want us to have our first amendment rights. they think that only they are allowed to exercise their first amendment rights. they don't think we should be allowed to express ours. its a two way street.sot russ koan, pro-trump protesterthe people that are supposedly on the trump side are actually for america. they want people working they want the basic things in life.but the other side doesn't buy it. they says trump supporters came to provoke fights in liberal berkeley.sot bryan mcketney, anti-trump protesterthey want to push us. they are going to push us to retaliate. that's why theyre here. thats why theyre doing it in front of cameras to make us look bad. police say ten people were arrested.. most for battery and assault.. including one person who was said to have a knife.at least one trump supporter had pepper spray and used it more than once.. hitting several people including this guy whose friends are trying to neutralize the spraysot kiki

valenzuela, anti-trump protesterthere has been a bunch of fights and pepper spraying and tear gassing and yeah it just has gotten progressively worse as we met. and there's been. ive seen some blood and a lot of people have been tear gassedseveral people were left with non-life threatening injuries.and some close calls for those like brianna elise.sot brianna elise, anti-trump protesteri'm very scared right now but there is a lot of hope still you know. i'm just hoping we can find the peace somewhere. but i dont know. its looking really rough right now. standup - as you can see emotions are running high on both sides.. and the fists were certainly swinging.but it is worth noting, there were also a lot of people having discussions as passionate as they were.reporting in berkeley, ha k4 news. still ahead on kron four news weekend. the president is expected to unveil a new travel ban... who will it impact and how soon it will go in effect? we have the answers coming up. plus. an explosion at an east bay bart station made for

a bizzare trip for hundreds of passengers. we'll show you what they had to go through. and next. you may have to dig deeper the next time you fill up. we'll explain. after the break.

for your money: . here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. the average price of gas is up two cents a gallon nationally over the past two weeks. it is now at $2.29 cents for regular unleaded. analysts say the slight rise in price is due to small increases in crude oil and wholesale gas prices. the national average is up 56 cents per gallon compared to one year ago. now lets take a look at the prices around the bay area. in oakland it is at $2.92. it is two cents higher in san jose...at $2.94. and it is the highest in san francisco...at $3.04. i have a full forecast straight ahead. here is a live look at

storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. live look outside... bay bridge toll plaza. here is dave spahr with today's forecast.. scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west

winds will usher in a much cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek. rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend.

the u-s is putting on hold expedited processing for "h-one-b" visas. those visas help highly skilled foreign workers get jobs in the u-s. right now their employers can pay an extra fee if they want their applications to be processed faster. but immigration officials now say the expedited processing will be suspended on april third and that could last for up to six months. there's no official explanation for the move. the change comes as the trump administration is reportedly drafting a new version of his executive order on travel and immigration. the new draft of the travel ban could be signed as early as tomorrow. according to an administration official... the signing will be at the department of homeland security. two sources say the new executive order will replace the old one that's stalled in federal courts. that order temporarily banned travelers from seven muslim-majority

countries from travelling to the u-s. it also banned entry to áallá refugees. sources say the new ban will not affect green card holders and people who already have visas. in other national headlines. the white house is demanding congress to investigate whether president obama abused his executive powers... this all in connection with the 20-16 election. in a series of tweets, president trump says the obama administration wiretapped phones at trump tower during the presidential campaign. andrew spencer has more. president donald trump made the accusation as he has made many others: in a tweet from his personal twitter account. it reads, "terrible! just found out that obama had my 'wires tapped' in trump tower before the victory."trump offered no evidence to support his accusation.a spokesperson for former president barack obama released a statement saying, "a cardinal rule of the obama administration was that no white house official ever interfered with any

independent investigation led by the department of justice. as part of that practice, neither president obama nor any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any u-s citizen. any suggestion otherwise is simply false."the tweets caught the attention of some lawmakers on saturday. sen. ben cardin / -d- maryland: "the executive branch cannot act on its own. it must get the consent of a court before they can do those types of activities."sen. lindsey graham / -r- south carolina: "i'm very worried that our president is suggesting that the former president has done something illegally."the trump tweets turn into a more-personal attack on obama -- asking "how low" the former president has gone, drawing a parallel to the watergate scandal, and calling obama a "bad (or sick) guy".i'm andrew spencer reporting. happening now. senator bernie sanders is accusing nissan of civil rights violations. senator

sanders joined n-double-a c-p president cornell william brooks, actor danny glover, and activists during a protest in mississippi yesterday. organizers say there's a pattern of civil rights and safety abuses by nissan against its predominantly african-american workforce. nissan strongly denies the accusations... saying the united auto workers union is "part of a campaign to pressure the company into recognizing a union, even without employee support." still ahead. the warriors stuggles continue as the splash brothers can't find their shots. what head coach steve kerr is saying before today's game in new york. here is a live look at storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. live look outside... richmond bridge guys, thanks for making our new french toast so authentic,

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warriors head to the mecca of basketball today to take on the knicks at madison square garden. the warriors have lost two games in a row...for the first time since april of 2015. steph curry and klay thompson struggled against the bulls in their last game.. combining for 3 for 22 on three-pointers. the duo has shot just 17 percent from downtown in their last three games. coach steve kerr talked about the teams recent struggles. "it was a hell of a run. figured it would probably end at some point this year and not that surprising that it's on this trip that it happened because obviously, without kd, we are a little beaten up. we are going through a tough time in the season right now, but we'll bounce back." tip-off for today's game is 12:30. on the ice. the sharks look to make it four in

a row today. they are in minnesota to take on the wild. team teal has outscored their opponents by 7 goals combined in their last 3 contests. the puck drops at 3:00 this afternoon. the nfl combine is in full swing. washington receiver john ross clocked the fastest 40 yard dash time ever at 4.22 seconds. that beats n-f-l greats like barry sanders, who ran a 4 point three seven time and reggie bush who ran a 4.33 second time. running back chris johnson held the record of 4.24 seconds before ross broke it. coming up. hundreds of bart passengers forced to stay on the train after an explosion near the tracks. we'll take you to the east bay station and and show you what happened. live look outside... golden gate bridge..

here is a live look at storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. here is dave spahr with today's forecast.. scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west winds will usher in a much cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek. rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend.

a major explosion on the bart tracks causes a big electrical fire at the walnut creek bart station. this fire shut down service between the rockridge and pleasant hill stations... leaving hundreds of passengers trapped on trains and stranded at stations for hours. the passangers were evacuated from the bart trains safely. kron 4's lydia pantazes was in walnut creek and shows us what happened. (pkg)dramatic video of explosions at the bart station in walnut creek..this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. about 30-feet south of the platform passengers sit... stranded on a train."the train stopped and lights started flickering, all the air went off."but passengers we talked to had no idea what was happening near their train. "all of a sudden we came to a stop and then all of a sudden we heard fire trucks."the

explosions started at about 5:40pm."when we got here there were still some of the explosions and pops going on from the substation."the substation is located at the north end of the platform in walnut creek beneath the tracks."it's basically a giant electrical room that's at the tracks, it's the room that actually powers the tracks for bart so that's where the fire was at."the fire affected trains east of the walnut creek bart station and left passengers stranded for about an hour and a half.power eventually restored at abut 7:15pm.between 250 and three hundred passengers were evacuated."people were freaking out, but they were more concerned with going to the places they needed to go as opposed to being, like exhibiting fear."while people felt inconvenienced... most people we spoke with felt safe even though they say stranded on the tracks."bart did a good job, they kept communication with us and let us know what the status was."

and we first told you about this big bart explosion - through a push alert. it went out to phones around 6:02 last night. be the first to know about breaking news through the kron four mobile app. it is free to download for all apple and android devices. breaking news. police in are investigating an officer involved shooting in hayward this morning. officers responded to reports of shots fired around 11:30 last night on the 27-thousand block of mandarin avenue. when they arrived, police say a man pointed a gun at officers. police then fired several shots at the suspect. early investigations say the suspect shot at a 17-year-old girl and a man in the area. the

victims and the suspect are all in stable condition this morning. no officers were injured. in other bay area headlines. a credit card "skimmer" is found on an a-t-m in pacifica. the device was found at the seven-eleven on clarendon road thursday. officials say a customer using the a-t-m noticed a piece of wire stick out of the top of the pin pad. he then discovered a false bottom on the device. investigators found a pinhole camera conncted to an illegal card reader device attached to the a-t-m. according to police... when the card is inserted into the skimmer-- the account information is stored on the device. police are advising a-t-m users to be aware of suspicious looking equipment... and always block pin numbers when entering them. in the east bay. immigration advocates and faith leaders stood outside the county jail in richmond... they called for the release of detained undocumented immigrants being held there. kron four's

phillipe djegal reports. it's been 10 months since the martinez family has shared a moment like this together at home in the napa valley. that's how long 41-year-old oswaldo martinez has been held at the west county detention facility in richmond... an undocumented immigrant who has lived in the united states for more than 20 years... detained by immigration and custom's enforcement -- now facing deportation -- triggered by misdemeanor crimes community organizers pleading for his release say he committed more than 15 years ago.sot- "oswaldo is no danger to our community and the real danger is if we was deported and his family was left behind."nats- 'they've just come out of a visit today at th;e detention center." martinez's wife and 10- year-old daughter are u-s citizens. and, although oswaldo was taken into custody on former president barack obama's watch... reverend deborah lee with the interfaith movement for human

integrity expects no leniency from the trump administration. sot- "he could have been released. he should have been able to have been released on bond to be able to pursue his case, um, outside of the confines of jail." bridge demonstrations like these are nothing new. immigration advocates have been holding similar rallies here on the first saturday of every month since april 20-11. that's when immigration and customs enforcement began holding immigration detainees here at this facility.nats- "we come to you today in an hour of emergency." dozens of supporters shared prayers and sang songs...nats- "we are all the people of god." a rally for not just oswaldo and his family... but for the more than 150 undocumented immigrants waiting here in detention.sot- "do you think that this will make a difference? i think that we have to try."nats- donation basket. in richmond, philippe djegal, kron four news. still ahead. upset tenants in the east bay join together and try to get

answers from their landlord. we'll show you why, after the break. live look outside... san mateo bridge. mateo bridge.mateo bridge. - everything we stock at grocery outlet

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concord were fed up with poor living conditions in their apartments. they said the building manager was not doing anything about it... so the tennants went straight to the landlord. kron4's jeff pierce was with that group and shows us their the tenants in this concord apartment complex have been suffering with serious problems for years and they came together on saturday in the hope of addressing those issues.we have some mold, bugs, and these are not good conditions either for us and our kids.olga perez showed me where an infestation of cockroaches enters her modest apartment.nat soundher bathroom has constantly had mold reccuring. this child lies just feet from worn

carpeting and a moldy door frame. complaints to building maintainence have gone unanswered but the unstainable blow came when they were told there would be large increases in their rent.to get anywhere from one hundred to three or four and i even heard as much as five hundred dollar increases while staying in your tenancy that's a hardship and that's a burden on a family and sacrifices need to be made just to maintain housing and some housing within these units are bad building conditionsso they took their complaints directly to the home of their landlord who lives in hillsborough on the peninsula.the manager doesn't do anything so this is why we are here to talk to you.while they were not received they left letters at his door and went to nearby homes to let them know what kind of conditions their nieghbor was subjecting his tenants to.if building management isn't going to handle this and they keep passing the buck off to the landlord i think the landlord needs to be made aware of what's happening at

his units and the kind of rents that he's charging and the conditions that people are living in.community organizers feel it is clearly a case for rent control for low income housing in concord. in hillsborough jeff pierce kron four news. live look outside... sutro tower.

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storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning. live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are forecast today. in addition, gusty west winds will usher in a much cooler airmass and snow levels will be as low as 2000 feet. showers will taper off tonight and monday. dry conditions are likely to return to most areas by late monday and then continue through at least thursday. daytime temperatures will warm above normal by midweek. rain chances return in the north bay by late friday and to most areas by next weekend.

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a san francisco based review site will soon sort businesses based on bathrooms. yelp announced a new feature that will tell users which businesses offer gender- neutral bathrooms. businesses can self-report the availability to bathrooms with a single, locking stall. customers can also report on them. the company plans to have enough data on the bathrooms in a few weeks. that means yelp users will be able to search specifically

for businesses that offer gender-neutral bathrooms. yelp's c-e-o has been a vocal critic of laws that force people to use bathrooms for genders they do not identify with. happening now. an east bay school district and its teachers are trying to teach more than just students. they are frustrated with how parents are driving and acting around the campus. kron four's stanley roberts shows us in people behaving badly. people behaving badly school is where we send our children so they can learn to be good citizens, but the fact is, learning starts long before they enter the front doors case in point i'm at rodeo hills elementary school in the town of rodeo, when school lets out . well let's hear from connie a resident who lives across from the school ok wait just give me a second ok while connie composes herself let's look at just how chaotic it can be, drivers double parking on both side of the street sometimes at the exact same time some

actually leaving their cars unattended watch this lady dog in arm as she leaves her car unattended same for this lady who double parks and leaves the car there lots of u-turns often right in front of the school despite the no u-turn sign nats: ambiance oh back to connie i'm very passionate about this whole situation because it really turns out life upside down we have to live our lives based around this school schedule to the point that some residents have to block off parking spaces because if not because if i don't have those they will just park and block the driveway but it's not just parking issues listen to this they clean out the cars in front of our house and just throw the garbage out of their cars so there's garbage all the time dirty diapers whatever it's just unreal what they do the school buses cant even get to the school because of the double parking and illegal u-turns despite the no u-turn signs now there is a parking lot for the parents to use some so use the parking lot however when they do but

most if not all ignore the no left turn sign when leaving the parking lot nats: ambiance what happens here is the purest definition of chaos connie tole me that sometimes the parents curse her out ok thank you, i don't want to be on tjat film yea too late for that maam that i'm telling you i don't want nobody to see me on that film (alright have a good day) put me on that if you want to if i find out it's going to be a problemlooks like i'm going to have a problem yup, we are teaching our children well. notin rodeo stanley roberts kron 4 news a texas community came together to help a child receive the gift of sight... christian card-een-as is a four- year- old boy who is legally blind... with the help of his community, he has a whole new way to look at life. he was surprised at his elementary school and was given a pair of electronic glasses called e-sight. these glasses have a camera, which captures what is in front of a user, in high

definition. it then enhances the image into a format where the legally blind can actually see. surrounded by family and friends ... christian was able to see his grandmother's face... and his friend's faces for this first time. christian, esight recipient says"i see you! i see you too! i love you!""jordan! jesse and jesigh! boston i can see you too!" christian's mother says, they heard about e-sight through support groups on social media. but the device costs nine -thousand dollars. so they started a fundraiser and in just two- months they raised the money need for the hi-def glasses... christian's mother says for their first trip, they want to take him fishing. here's a live look at kirkwood this morning. today's high is expected to be 22 degrees with snow showers.

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a dad in washington built a roller coaster in the backyard for his three-year- old son. he was planning to build a treehouse, but decided to build this coaster instead. the father built it to spend more time with his son. he is a navy pilot and was deployed in the persian gulf when his son was born. he spent three months designing and building the coaster. he paid about one-thousand dollars for it and says he made sure his wife was o-k with the project before he started building it. here is a live look at storm tracker four... rain across the bay area this morning.

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