the city of orinda doe hose being memorialized in downtown orinda. we're learning about the motive in the halloween night shooting. nbc bay area learned two victims of the thursday night may be kle in san francisco in 2015. one of thursday's victims was the younger brother of the defendant in the 2015 shooting and reports that law enforcement is looking into whether the shooting was an act of retaliation. tonight orinda will consider under consideration requiring the home be owner-occupied when renting out a room. the owner be there on-site. requiring a two-day minimum stay for renters instead of a one-night party. even possibly eliminating airbnb altogether. as it stands now orinda does require short-term rental to register an occupancy task and a maximums violated during the hollywood party last week which had over a hundred people in attendance. >> there is a range of things to do to try to eliminate the kind of thing that occurred the other night. the thing that occurred the other night was not in accordance with the ordinance. you're not allowed

orinda...onight, the man accused of pistol-whipping a nanny and then >>> new details in violent home invasion/robbery in orinda. tonight the man accused of pistol whipping a nanny then robbing the home has been arrested. police got the suspect after they found this porsche which was stolen from that orinda home. nbc bay area's christie smith is live in orinda tonight. quick work by police tonight? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. orinda police say an alert neighbor noticed a suspicious car in the area near where this home invasion took place. police were able to quickly check motion-activated camera. they have about 12 of them installed in the city and they say that made a big difference. >> we're better now that we've heard the good news. >> reporter: karen yim was relieved to hear of the arrest. tuesday an armed man who police say kicked in her door demanding money from the nanny then pistol whipped the woman with the family's 5-year-old daughter just feet away. >> really emotional. unbelieva

we're talking about orinda officials with the orinda moraga fire district are considering a new ordinance that would require homeowners to get rid of all flammable vegetation and material within five feet of their homes. that includes plants and grass, wood fencing and any other combustible materials. joining us now is the mayor of orinda, darlene gee. mayor gee, thanks for being with us. how widespread is this problem in your city of orinda in terms of homeowners being dropped by their insurance companies? well, raj, we were the absolute most affected community in the state of california for insurance. non-renewals. and considering that we're only 19,000 people, we had a huge impact, perhaps as much as a third of our residents received non-renewal this year. that is a huge number. all right. so the idea here is to protect the homes in orinda from wildfire and get insurance carriers back. madam mayor, will this work to get those companies back? well, that's not guaranteed. raj. so that is going to be something that's going to be a big matter of discussion in terms of whether this ordinanc

meanwhile, orinda city officials are looking intighbors say this in the orinda hills. it's a scene the city works to avoid. city ordinances only allow 13 people to stay at a short-term rental. it's clear those rules weren't being followed. now it's likely everything will get another look. >> we have a number of regulations already. we'll be looking at those regulations and determining whether those regulations should be added to or whether there is any enforcement that can be increased. >> reporter: the owner of this property has already run afoul of the rules a couple times. the first time was for a rowdy party this march. the second was because guests left a mess in the street in july. both times the owner met with city officials and corrected the issues. the city says last night was the third incident reported. >> i believe they tried to call the police as well, or they did call the police as well. >> reporter: orinda city manager says the house was listed on two rental platforms. >> we have contacted booking.c partairbnb already said is expe consider new rules on s

you guys are in the area in orinda. back to you. >> not too far from there. >>> breaking news we're talking about, the deadly gunfire at a packed halloween party in orinda. we now know at least four people are dead. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live in orinda with new details on that party and the home where the shooting happened. bob? >> reporter: this took place in a residential area here in the hills of orinda, we're down the street from where the shooting took place. the police chief confirmed four people were shot and killed, we believe they died at the scene and at least four more people were injured. we want to show you video, what was a heartbreaking moment, we have video of what appears to be a mother and father at the crime scene tape, this is after the shooting, begging law enforcement for information about who we believe is their daughter. the mother says "i heard she was shot dead, is she?" the deputy told them they did not have any information. witnesses tell our own cheryl hurd this shooting took

bob redell looking at the commute concerns from the orinda b.a.r.t. station. >>> let's start first with pete suratos in napa. many neighbors lost power. i can see it out behind you. pete? >> reporter: that's right, good morning, guys. we're still standing along highway 29 and highway 221 here in napa. you can see the traffic lights are out, but this is a power lines issue. caltrans is on scene, unclear if this is related to the power shutoffs. they're trying to fix this situation because the traffic lights are out at a very busy intersection here in napa, but we know that in napa county the shutoffs began roughly around midnight. we do have some new video from other areas that are affected by the shutoffs, in fairfield you see the power is out at gas stations in that area. when it comes to the shutoffs, you guys mentioned it, pg&e deciding to shut off power due to elevated fire danger across the bay area and of course the decision is affng huneds of thousands of customers who are trying their best to prepare for a situation like this. the times of the

also from orinda. this doesn't happen in orinda. does not happen. i can't get over it. and why would somebody have a gun in their car? that's what folks who live in orinda are asking tonight, as a confrontation between two fellow residents driving through this neighborhood yesterday morning turned deadly. while investigators are releasing few details, dispatch audio suggests it may have been a case of road rage. we have a murphy advising. he defended himself, and he's in a dark gray vehicle. one party is bleeding profusely. males on the ground are advising the subject. pulled him, got out, started punching him, and then the rp shot him. investigators say they interviewed and released the other driver. neighbors of the man say they can't believe it. i'm shocked and very pained. very pained. this woman describes her neighbor as considerate and kind. she can't imagine him harming anyone. a gentle man? yes a very gentle man. always been helpful to his neighbors. always been watching out for this neighborhood. it's really scary. i do believe in self-defense, but you'd have t

this happened at the orinda station. now the station is using one platform but hopes to have the second open by 7:00. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> also this morning another fire investigators here trying to pinpoint the cause of this massive fire at an industrial park in concord. a lot of cars, a lot of trailers were destroyed. we're learning propane tanks were stored on the site as well. as of now no reports of injuries. >> later today two more rallies and a vigil will be held for the 13-year-old boy shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. investigators say deputies thought andy lopez was carrying a real assault rifle when in fact it was a replica. >> in germany now the second country this week alone to summon a u.s. ambassador demanding a meeting over spying. >> scott mcgrew, they are angry. >> they are. summoning an ambassador, calling him on the carpet might be a way of putting it. germany demanding to meet with the u.s. ambassador after new revelations from edward snowden show the nsa tapped the p

. >> nbc bay area's bob redell joining us live from orinda. i know the mayor of orinda also now stepping in with some comments. >> reporter: correct. good morning, marcus and laura. mayor of orinda, darlene yee, she has sent a letter to governor newsom and other state leaders asking them to intervene in what she calls a, quote, insurance non-renewal crisis in her city. according to a filing with the state, state farm, the state's largest insurer, will not be renewing more than half the homeowner policies in the 94563 zip code here in orinda. we're talking about just over 1700 policies here. that's the most of any zip code in the state. as you can see on this map we put together for you, in the 94549 zip code in neighboring lafayette almost 1,000 state farm customers will lose coverage. the zip code in santa clara and santa cruz customers will see 1,000 customers off the rolls. and over 1400 customers in two zip codes in santa rosa and the immediate vicinity. we spoke to i astate farm customer who lives in san mateo but was visiting her daughte

both the orinda and lafette b.a.r.t. stations are closed. we are continuing to follow this breaking story. our ian cull is on assignment there. we'll bring you updates as they come in. >>> 96 years since mickey mouse made his big-screen debut. he is entering the public domain. you may know he first appeared in this "steam boat willie" whistle along in a 1928 short film. nonspeaking versions of mickey and minnie mouse. he looks very different in this very old film. disney's copyright on this older-looking mickey mouse expires today. that means people would be free to make remakes or spinoffs or adaptations. disney owns the rights to all the later versions of mickey that i think we know much better today. >>> well, let's get a last check of our new year's day forecast with the hardworking meteorologist kari hall. >> we may see the fog returning tonight. by tomorrow, we start out with some spotty showers in the morning, the heavier rain coming through in the afternoon to evening hours and lingering into wednesday. once that clears out, we have

the city manager in orinda tells me that pg&e is making good progress.s leak could be capped in about 30 to 40 minutes. they caught it might be capped at 4:00 aim and that didn't happen. it was hard to locate the line, but you could hear the hissing sound. it's about 11:15 and an outside contractor was working on a paving project near mo raga way and a back hoe hit a natural gas line. there was panic that this was a six-inch line. neighbors were evacuated and the city manager said there is a heightened sense of awareness given the explosion in san bruno. this was a two-inch line and people were quickly allowed back in their homes. for now, mo raga way near downtown is partially impacted. live in orinda, christie smith, today in the bay. >> a busy thoroughfare in there. thank you. >> 5:53. we want to check the forecast. it is going to begin to heat up. >>> as soon as we hit fall, we start to see warm temperatures. if you like the cool weather, looking at 52 degrees in napa that. is the 8:00 a.m. forecast. 55 degrees in san francisco. 56 degrees in santa c

they have been running between lafayette and orinda. if you live in walnut creek, you're trying to get into san francisco and b.a.r.t. is your normal way of getting in, it is up and running and it's a normal tuesday morning right after new year's eve. this is after b.a.r.t. spent yesterday and overnight trying to repair the tracks, which they successfully were able to do. they had to use a crane to get the two derailed cars on the rails, back on the rails so they could be towed out of service. those two cars were on an eastbound yellow train along highway 24. this happened a little after 9:00 yesterday morning. at least one of the car's undercarriage also caught fire. all of the passengers and employees were able to get off safely. they were escorted on foot back here to orinda b.a.r.t. behind me. nine riders were taken to the hospital to be evaluated and in some cases treated for minor injuries. >> bob, at this point do we know why the train derailed? >> reporter: we just spoke with jim allison and we'll have some sound with him in abo

sheriff's office in orinda.ete suratos, nbc bay area news. thank you. new evacuation orders in southern california tonight as the bridge fire continues to burn out of control. this is new video from the town of wrightwood in the san bernardino mountains. more people told to get out. now the bridge fire is the largest of the three major fires burning down south. it's already touched more than a torch. more than 51,000 acres. firefighters say lighter winds and higher humidity slowed the fire down today. but still, there is zero containment. about 40 homes and cabins have burned in that fire. silicon valley cash that is the lure for former president trump, who will be in the bay area tomorrow looking for a war chest infusion. now his visit comes just days after that. high-stakes debate with vice president kamala harris. tonight, mr. trump is saying it's one and done. that debate was his last. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us from woodside, where preparations are underway for tomorrow's fundraiser. that big dol

you guys are in the area in orinda. back to you.

tonight folks here in orinda say they areel we have a search war. retreat to your residence. >> reporter: this was the scene in marin city early this morning as the contra costa county s.w.a.t. team served a search warrant on an apartment. >> you came to our neighborhood with no regard. you wouldn't have done it in mill valley or tiburon. >> we want all occupants to exit through the front door with your hands raised above their head. >> reporter: the sheriff's department said the investigation into the deadly halloween party shooting in orinda led deputies to marin city, san mateo, vallejo, and antioch. while few details have been released, investigators say they arrested five people. >> the law enforcement community is working very hard to bring to justice whoever has done this in the community. >> reporter: the mayor says the shooting that left five people dead has rocked the orinda community, and its sense of small town safety. neighbors say knowing suspects are finally in custody is welcome news. >> i'm very happy for the families, that they are

let's start out with bob redell, near the crime scene in orinda. bob?er: as you can see, all morning long the contra costa county sheriff's office and orinda police department kept us quite a way from the scene. the scene is up this hill and around the bend, a good block and a half from our position. this happened in a residential area in the very hilly part of orinda, not far from highway 24 and camino pablo. look at the video, this is what it looked like shortly after the shooting, happened around 10:45 last night. witnesses tell our own cheryl hurd who was out here afterwards this happened at a halloween party at a house on lucille way, and this was a house that had been rent the out as an airbnb for this party. there are about 100 people in attendance. some included students from laney college in oakland, again, we are trying to confirm that info with law enforcement. we also saw on video what appears to be a mother and father at the crime scene tape begging law enforcement for information about their daughter, who they sadly believe was one of the

we've learned orinda police were helping lafayette police in a home invasion that led them to oaklandd nbc bay area has learned the shooting may be tied to a 2015 shooting in san francisco's hayes valley. back in orinda, city officials will be discussing how to handle short-term rentals in their city. >> i don't want there to be an overreaction, we're going to ban all houses from being rented, right, that would not be the appropriate response. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, >> tonight's meeting happens at the orinda public library auditorium and a large crowd is expected. bob redell will join us with a report during the 5:00 hour. >>> a south bay mother is under arrest after a toddler drowned in a bathtub, happened sunday morning in a gilroy neighborhood on westwood drive. the woman called 911 and told them she had killed her own ughter arriving off>>>ics man accused stabbings on the peninsula has reportedly b fit to stand trial. on friday, the judge ruled that malik dasuki is mentally incompetent. prosecutors say on the back-to-back days in june, he lured two men to skyline boulevard and

a father is remembering his son who went to a halloween party in orinda and never returned home. as investigators continue to search for who is responsible, the families of the victims from the orinda shooting continue to grieve. skrid yo posted on social media shows after shots were fired. here is "today in the bay's" sergio quintana. >> reporter: one of the first victims identified in the halloween night shooting was 24-year-old omar taylor jr., his father, omar sr., got a startling call his son was at the party deejaying and shot. >> i thought about hurrying up to get to him. >> reporter: he drove to an area hospital where he found out his oldest son it not survive. omar jr. had been pursuing his dream of being a deejay over the last few years. >> he was just always trying to bring everybody together. he loved deejaying. he loved playing, making the party move, that was his thing. >> reporter: his son's death affected the whole family, including his second oldest son omari, he showed up to school friday. >> he was crying pretty good and told me that his brother got shot and ki

reporting live outside the orinda police department. bob redell, today in t"today i. >> toxic algae polluting lake del valle. even dogs can't get in the water. it can kill them. the toxic algae blooms have hid several other lakes in the east bay. it causes itchy skin, diarrhea, headache. >>> storms are on the way, not just today. this morning san francisco is going to unveil the plan to keep people safe from what's expected to be a wet and dangerous winter. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in san francisco. the timing is important as a strong storm is making its way into the bay area as we speak. >> reporter: that's right. when we get the rain, we hear the warning. this could be the strongest el nino on record. so at 10:30 this morning at city hall, san francisco mayor ed lee is set to address how the city is preparing, including plans on creating more winter shelters to help those who don't have a home. the city has been giving away free sandbags to property owners to help prevent flooding. el nino prep has been under way

in orinda, pete suratos nbc bay area news. new at 11. it's official the santa clara county school board has appointed an interim superintendent during a closed session tonight. the board named charles hinman as the interim superintendent. he's replacing this woman, mary ann dewane, who was removed without cause. two weeks ago. the board has yet to give a reason for her firing, but the move does come a few months after our nbc bay area investigation. we first investigated complaints that the office of education misused some federal head start funds while dewane was in charge. today, a judge denied dugan's request to get her job back, stating that the board had the authority to terminate her. they want him to resign. that's the call from san jose's mayor and the city council to councilman omar torres. torres is facing a sexual misconduct investigation. mayor matt mahan saying today while torres hasn't been charged, the councilman has lost the faith of his colleagues and his constituents to do the job. here's nbc bay area's audrey asistio.

reporting live in orinda, i'm jodi hernandez. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> it's rattling property owners who rent out their own homes on airbnb. they need to rethink how they regulate the short-term rentals. melissa colorado has more on the story. >> reporter: a shocker for the mayor as well. you can see it in her face during the press conference today. you can bet this is going to be a huge topic at the city of orin orinda's next city council meeting. they're going the short-term rental ordinance and if there's a way to beef up enforcement. >> there are going to be folks who don't follow the rules. >> reporter: that's exactly what police say happened at this rented airbnb home in orinda last night when someone threw a massive halloween party that ended in a deadly shooting killing four people. >> no parties, no parties. >> lisa and her partner of oakland are veterans when it comes to renting out their two homes on airbnb. >> we've had horror stories. >> who can forget the airbnb guest who hosted a wedding rehearsal

. >>> late tonight, arrests stemming from the deadly shooting in orinda. arrests, a recovered gun and a new $20,000 reward. federal agents are on this case. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in orinda with these late details involving the atf. cheryl. >> reporter: raj, new details tonight about an operation conducted today linked to that halloween night shooting right here in orinda. take a look at these pictures. atf sharing them with us tonight when acts executed warrants obtained by the contra costa county sheriff's office. two people were arrested. a gun was also seized and we are told it is linked to multiple shootings right here in the bay area. now, you may remember coco county's d.a. made the decision earlier this week not to charge five people arrested in the deadly shooting. now, the two people we are told arrested today are different from the five that were let go. again, atf is putting out a $20,000 reward that can help them arrest or convict people connected to this deadly shooting here in orinda. this is all we know about tonight, but we'll have

police, sheriff's department, and of course orinda police out here. there is an active search happening right now. as i walked up, i could hear a drone, a voice from a drone overhead, saying "come out with your hands up, you're surrounded, come out or you risk being bitten by a canine." there is a canine team on the ground actively searching for a third suspect. we understand that two people are in custody. this happened a couple of hours ago. i was able to chat with both the orinda mayor and with the city manager on the way over here. the city manager says this was a residential burglary. it was an issue reported as a home invasion that police interrupted this morning. as far as he knows, there have been no injuries, so that is great news. but a nearby elementary school has been placed on lockdown, and in an abundance of caution, as the city manager says, this to be sure, make sure that everybody stays safe as the search continues for this third suspect. i am looking at officers in the yard of a house here. it looks like they are dusting for prints,

the city of orinda is not expected to take any immediate action tonight. the meeting the city council meeting here in orinda will take place at 7:00 at the public library auditorium. reporting live in orinda, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob. 6:07. >>> happening today, san jose's police chief is expected to provide new details about a deadly police shooting that happened on halloween. last thursday, officers responded to mckee road about a block from interstate 680 where they say a man with a gun and demanded him to stop walking and drop the gun. police say he refused and appeared to draw the weapon, that's when an officer shot him. he later died at a hospital. the gun ended up being a replica. >> 6:07. >>> the golden state may be losing its sunshine for some people, opting to leave and live in other states. kris sanchez joins us live from san jose with the reasons some people are living. kris, is it a big surprise for us? >> reporter: i don't think. what do you think the biggest reason >> housing. >> reporter: you are absolutely right, the m

service is normal at orinda and lafayette b.a.r.t.just had two trains coming and going at the orinda station. b.a.r.t. is saying the repairs were a success overnight and they will have two-track service on the yellow line, both eastbound and westbound between lafayette and orinda. so if you live in walnut creek and you're trying to get to san francisco, b.a.r.t. says you can hop onboard and it should be whatever a normal tuesday morning commute would be the day after new year's. the transit agency spent yesterday and overnight fixing the tracks. they used a crane first to get the derailed cars so they could be taken out of service and back to the maintenance yard. there were two cars on an eastbound yellow train that derailed along highway 24 a little after 9:00 yesterday morning, and then at least one of the car's undercarriage caught fire. all passengers and employees were able to get off safely and they were escorted back to orinda b.a.r.t. behind me. nine riders were taken to the hospital to be evaluated and, in some cases, treate

out here live to orinda where of course there's plenty of dry fuel. there are concerns as far as we know now, guys, pg&e does not plan to do any shutoffs as of this morning. we're live here in orinda. pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >> sounds like good news there, pete. make sure you get into some air-conditioning soon. >> thanks, pete. we are following breaking news out of concord. small brush fire that's burning right now near willow pass road south of highway 4. as we look overhead from nbc bay area sky ranger you can see the retardant that's kind of trying to drop that line there. but there is a lot of fuel that's already burned and the fire is still burning. tearing through that tried-out brush. the fire started within the last hour or so. we don't yet know what caused that fire. but we will continue to bring you updates as we get them and we are watching that fire because it is getting close to home. >> and another fire. the sand fire still burning in yolo county. it's moving away from homes. and firefighters are making progress. at last check

including conduct that leads to the terrible events we saw in orinda. he says the company based in san francisco is also expanding manual screening of high risk reservations. creating a dedicated party house rapid response team. and taking immediate action against violators, including removal. ceo brian chusky also said what happened in orinda, was horrible adding i feel for the neighbors and families impacted by the tragedy and he tweeted we must do better and we will. this is unacceptable. he says he has formed a new team to speed up the development of these new safety initiatives. and the ceo says he hopes airbnb will implement most of the new safety measures within ten days. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> we will continue to track developments on air and online and visit our web site nbcbayarea.com any time for the most up to date information. >>> to the other top story tonight, crews continue to make progress on the fire lines in sonoma county. overnight, the fire did not grow, but containment did. it now sits at 72%. those flames have charr

orinda mayor darlene g. and says enforcing an ordinance like this might get some backlash, but there is data outside of the country that suggests it works, and it is very well researched. so it is based on actual science. it's not a it's not a theory, but it is also one that's going to be a very, very tough thing for people to accept if it's decided to be the best solution. well, speaking of that research, it suggests that ember resistant zones work best when more than 30% of homes on a block comply. this proposed ordinance would be some of the most stringent rules to protect homes from wildfire risk, with the goal of getting insurance carriers back earlier in the year. as we've reported, california's largest insurer, state farm, announced that it would not renew tens of thousands of residential policies in the state and, of course, there are projections that there may be even more policies that are dropped by insurance companies. and there's actually one city that's a little bit closer to the bay area. laur

reporting live in orinda, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we can see the traffic moving behind her. that one car going very cautiously which is a really good idea. with no lights on you just don't really know, looks like there's a pg&e truck that may be going by or something else. people have to be very, very careful. >> said there's also some private security sadly -- >> at&t truck. >> sadly to say, there are a lot of private security guards in use now with the power outage. there will be fears of looting in the next few days with the power out. we're going to have more coverage in just a moment. stay with us. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no o

, quote, we are horrified by this tragedy and are in close communication with chief david cook of orinda police to offer our support with his investigation into who committed this senseless violence. >>> we of course will continue to watch the developments from this story, and our web site nbcbayarea.com is a great resource for the most up to date information any time on your phone or computer. >>> we are new details in an officer-involved shooting on halloween night in san jose. the man who was killed by police was carrying a fake gun, a very realistic replica, the man's fake gun is on the right, the real gun on the left there. and the shooting happened near independence high school in east san jose after reports of a man threatening people. police say they ordered the man to drop the gun. he refused and that's when they say they fired. the man's name has not yet been released. >>> crews continue to make good progress on the fire burning in sonoma county. the sheriff then allowed more evacuees to return to their homes yesterday afternoon. here are the latest numbers on the kincade fire.

. >> reporter: there is a memorial here in downtown orinda that has been growing throughout the day. there are a lot of people in this town that are shocked about what happened halloween night. family and friends of the victims, well, they're still trying to come to terms with the loss of their loved ones. >>> one of the first victims to be identified in the halloween night shooting was 24-year-old omar taylor, jr. his father omar senior says he got a startling call that night. his son was at the party dee jaying. he had been shot. >> that's all i can really just two hours doing, try to hurry at the scen area hospital where he learned son did not survive. he was pursuing his dream of being a dee jay the last few years. >> he loved bringing people together, dee jaying, making the party move. that was his thing, man. >> reporter: his son's death affected the whole family including his second oldest son omari. he showed up to school at clayton valley junior high. >> he was crying pretty good and told me his brother was shot and killed. i was blown away. >> reporter: omari went on to pla

of the six suspects to the shooting in orinda last week. the police chief says he'll be releasing some type of press release in the coming days, and i am told the district attorney should be filing charges with those six suspects soon. reporting live in martinez tonight, elyce kirchner, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, elyce. >>> a sandwich shop is open, even though a car plowed right through its front window today. take a look at lee's sandwiches on story road. fortunately, no one was hurt. no word yet on what caused the driver to crash into the store. >>> okay. we've got an exciting 24 hours in the bay area. tonight the oakland debut of kevin durant. plenty of people heading to the oracle right now. the warriors hosting the clippers in a preseason game. tomorrow night it's the baseball playoffs. the giants in the big apple to face the new york mets. that's where we're going right now. nbc bay area traveling with the giants, joins from us new york city queens, to be act. and colin, what are we going to see tomorrow night? >> reporter: hopeful

in a statement, orinda's owner called those past incidents unacceptable but isolated. but last year, the state sought to revoke her nursing administrator's license for submitting fraudulent college applications on her application. solorzano is challenging the action and a hearing is set for later this year. she applied to open a facility in san jose as well but the state turned her down citing nine cases where patients were put in immediate jeopardy across her network of 11 nursing homes. solorzano said the state revocation action is unjustified and insists her orinda facility has instituted rigorous safety measures to protect residents and staff there. jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, he calls it a rapid mobile test team. the mayor of los angeles says his city will begin ramping up testing specifically targeting those who are the most vulnerable. >> beginning now until this crisis ends, the city will deploy a rapid mobile test team that will go to these facilities that are housing the elderly, chronically ill, or debilitated, nursing homes, ski

. >> reporter: terry ngf, downtown orinda is still a ghost town. there's actually a streetlight behind me but you wouldn't know it because it is so pitch black on this street except for the lights that we have here for our live shot. headlights are the only things here lighting the way. as temperatures of nearly 100 degrees hit east bay cities, thousands of residents were stuck in the heat without air conditioning or other comforts of electricity. according to pg&e, hundreds of customers lost power in san ramon. more than 100 homes in this pleasanton neighborhood lost power during some of the hottest hours of the day. >> everything ran out. we've been --, you know, even water was not coming so we have -- turn the water on so -- but they had backups. water bottles, that sort of thing. >> reporter: for 4500 customers in walnut creek and 3400 in or orinda, power went off at around 5:00 in the evening. streetlights, gas stations, restaurants, grocery stores, all went down or shutter. the orinda theater lost power -- what 160 people were inside watching

the desirability of orinda. she calls this a crisis. >> a crisis to so many, so many people in limbo. has anybody said what they plan to do next? >> reporter: well, people are trying to figure out what they are going to do. the state fair plan is the option of last resort, for people who cannot get insurance anywhere else and what's -- and an insurance agent said the people who have gone to that option are finding out the insurance rates are doubled and not getting the same coverage that they used to get. not a good option but mainly the only option. the insurance agent told me, a state farm agent, that he is sadly calling his clients, hundreds of clients over the last couple of weeks. he is really sad but says it is out of his hands and will impact his business, too, because those are his policies and worries is customers may take their auto insurance and other, life insurance, elsewhere. this will impact a lot of people. >> so tough for that agent. jodi, thank you, we will see the full story later on in our ne

in orinda, pete suratos nbc bay area news. new at 11.s official the santa clara county school board has appointed an interim superintendent during a closed session tonight. the board named charles hinman as the interim superintendent. he's replacing this woman, mary ann dewane, who was removed without cause. two weeks ago. the board has yet to give a reason for her firing, but the move does come a few months after our nbc bay area investigation. we first investigated complaints that the office of education misused some federal head start funds while dewane was in charge. today, a judge denied dugan's request to get her job back, stating that the board had the authority to terminate her. they want him to resign. that's the call from san jose's mayor and the city council to councilman omar torres. torres is facing a sexual misconduct investigation. mayor matt mahan saying today while torres hasn't been charged, the councilman has lost the faith of his colleagues and his constituents to do the job. here's nbc bay area's audrey asistio. new

the pink spots, also big impact. 1,700 policies will be dropped in orinda. in santa rosa, 1,400 policies dropped. other hot spots include lafayette, santa clara, and down in santa cruz. we should note they're not dropping all policies in these zones and cities. state farm says they'll notify customers sometime between july 3rd and august 20th. so many of the people who live in these areas, well, of course they're on edge, including the mayor of orinda. >> they are not being a good neighbor. they are certainly not being a good neighbor to anyone in orinda. >> this i worry about in the middle of the night. and when i wake up, i still worry about it. >> a play on words there. they're not being a good neighbor. let's bring in our consumer investigator, chris chmura. you've been talking about this not for weeks but for months, dating back to last year. remind us why is this happening? is it just coming down to money for state farm? >> it's not just state farm. it's essentially insurance companies saying that, we're not paying enough for insurance to cover the los

nbc bay area sergio quintana joined us in orinda with details of today's raid. sergio. >> reporter: there are teams of law enforcement officers that fanned out across the bay area to make these arrests. it comes two weeks since that tragic shooting. >> we want all occupants to exit through the front door. >> reporter: in marin city cell phone video shows police using armoured vehicles and mobilizing the marin county sheriff s.w.a.t. team. >> now they're going in. >> reporter: two of the men now under arrest live in marin city. the others are from antioch, san mateo and vallejo. four are charged with murder and conspiracy in the deadly shooting at the now infamous halloween night event at an orinda airbnb na was advertised as a mansion party. they reveal details they found in the house. evidence of two deceased persons in the house were armed which may have played a role in this tragedy. the shooting has rattled the town of orinda. >> a shooting where multiple people are killed and people are injured, it's really a terrible, terrible event. it's been terrible for

orinda police are asking anyone with information to please contact them. it may not feel like it, but the rainy season is just around the corner and new rain means new risk of flooding. and today we got an inside look at a project to protect hundreds of homes from flood waters in the south bay. it's a project decades in the making. now entering the final stretch. here to tell us about it and with a closer look is our nbc bay area's ian cull. yeah. so if you live in morgan hill, you know that the upper georges creek is often in danger of flooding during major rainstorms. and i've reported on some of those scenes in the past, especially the past six years, when rising waters threaten to soak homes. and some businesses in downtown morgan hill. and for decades, local and federal officials have been working on a flood protection project. today, they announced they've secured $80 million in federal funding to finish the final phase. and they say it will help prevent that flooding and protect more than 1100 homes and 500 businesses in morgan hill. and though it's

back in towards the entire area to orinda. light pole that's been damaged, perhaps that will keep at least one lane of the off ramp closed. right now again, a full closure for the wilder off ramp. loop back around after fish ranch road. the caldecott tunnel is clear but the bay bridge toll plaza is not. at the toll plaza the metering lights are on. there's a stall reported in one of the lanes but i see them all moving. a quicker look farther south shows you still damp roadways and camera lens over here through san jose but moving well through 101. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> coming up next what prince william is saying following the bombshell meghan and harry interview with oprah. >>> it's no secret that texas governor greg abbott has had ups and downs lately. up next an a-list celebrity considering to take a run at the governor's job. >>> plus -- >> president biden expected to address the nation for the first time in a prime time address tonight. we will have a preview. take you to the big board where the dow is hitt

we'll tell you what was going on in orinda. >>> also, big events are coming back to san francisco. apec bringing world leaders in next week. and one of the biggest tech conferences just announced it is returning to the city. scott budman will fill us in on what all of this means for san francisco's recovery. >>> and it is a last-ditch effort, but will it even matter? talking about oakland making one last push to keep the a's in the bay area ahead of next week's crucial vote by the mlb. >>> but first, developing this afternoon, a suspect has been detained after a very -- you see right here -- slow speed chase through the streets of san francisco. our sky ranger was overhead this afternoon. san francisco police say the car was wanted in connection to a carjacking. we counted more than a dozen cop cars chasing that white mercedes g wagon at very slow speeds, and this is why. take a close look there, it looks like he may have driven over a spike strip, and his wheels are completely popped. after a while, the suspect tried to go up a hill, couldn't make it, and decides, you see there, t

power out in places like orinda.a they'll get those inspections, power will be turned back on by today, tonight at the latest. but until then thousands of people are still without power here in the bay area. pg&e had shut off power sunday night to thousands of customers, the majority in contra costa, alameda, napa counties to prevent wildfires during the high wind event which pg&e reports saw maximum gusts in the high 60s to high 80-mile-an-hour range. stoplights are still out. businesses remain closed. gas pumps are shut down. last night people were buying ice to try to save their perishables that are in their fridge. pg&e has set up charging stations like this one to help people get through this major inconvenience. >> i have a generator that's broken. and i don't have anybody to fix it. if we had the generator we would have been golden. >> reporter: here's a look at the pg&e website which shows the current power outages for the bay area. statewide 345,000 people lost power, less than half have been restored. again

but the power has been out there in orinda. nope, no, we're having trouble with your audio, roz, so we're going to try to iron that out and go back to her in just a little bit. >>> in the meantime let's check in with mike inouye right now. he has his eyes on the roads. with the power outages, it's been such a concern because at stop lights people had to adjust. >> that's right, laura. talking about the outages which if it wasn't turned on last night your power won't be turned on until daylight because of the inspections scott and laura are mentions. this is well lit because of the brake lights across the san mateo bridge, just after the last report, we got confirmation there is something going on, check over here folks, see this right here, this empty lane that's the service lane and those were implemented years ago across the san mateo bridge. it's supposed to keep anything that happens on the span pulled to the shoulder so it's not quite so bad. traffic is moving but in that service lane reports of a vehicle as you approach t

bob redell joins us live in orinda this morning. crews worked fast to try to avoid that problem. >> reporter: correct, but the tunnel will remain open and if you're taking b.a.r.t. or here at the orinda b.a.r.t. station, b.a.r.t. will be up and running. they've worked for several months with pg&e to prepare for these emergency outages. say the power goes out in this section in orinda. they will draw power from other parts of their transit system to keep the tracks here powered so the trains can still be running. also notice b.a.r.t. has brought in a portable generate yar to the orinda b.a.r.t. station because it is possible t orinda b.a.r.t. and some other stations could lose house power. house power is electricity used for things like the elevators, escalators, ticket vending machines and fare gates so they brought in portable generators to six stations, orinda, rock ridge, lafayette, west dublin/pleasanton and dublin/pleasanton. the caldecott tunnel last night as you could see workers brought in power generators for the caldecott

the entire downtown area of orinda is cordoned off. we see fire trucks and yellow tape around ba raga way. a heightened sense of concern after what happened in san bruno. i spoke with the city manager who told me what happened is that an outside contractor was working on repaving a project around 11:15 last night. when the crew hit a natural gas line. originally there was panic here and initial reports were this was a six-inch line. it turns out there was only two inches and crews are having to ex-cavate around the back hoe that was doing the work here. about a dozen homes were evacuated as a precaution. those families are back home this morning. if you know the area, this is behind the bev mo store behind peet's coffee. they are trying to get it cleared up because this is a popular thoroughfare and people come to get coffee there. you pass by if you are going to the bart station and highway 24. they are trying to get this reopened as quickly as possible. they say if the area is still blocked, they will have people out there later this

you're jammed out of lafayette and orinda.ee the tow truck, getting ready to hook up the overturned vehicle and still an investigation that kneneeds to on here. jammed for five miles to the scene. we'll talk about the rest of your approach. >> tough commute, mike. 6:43. happening today, you get a chance to give your opinion about google aesz expansion into downtown san jose. we've been covering the story for a long time. here's that area google wants to build in by the diridon station. there are worries the development will skyrocket housing costs more than they are. perfe protesters interrupted a meeting and today's discussion starts at 6:00 tonight at san jose city hall. >> the follow-up affecting your money. voters in mountain view will decide whether to tax businesses based on the number of employees they have. the city council voted late last night to put that measure on the november ballot. critics say it's a tax on jobs. the mayor says if passed, the tax would raise $6 million. all of it will be spent on transportation

. >> investigators have not announced any arrests in the shooting in orinda. now we're learning new details about the victims. nbc bay area christie smith live in pittsburg. you just spoke to the father of one of the victims? what did he have to say? >> reporter: omar taylor's son is stunned and grieving. he says his son was only at the party to play music. now the kid who was always by his side is gone. >> trying to wake up from a bad dream, you know, hoping my son is going to walk through this door. >> reporter: he is heartbroken. he shared pictures of his oldest son, omar. >> the thought of never having a conversation with my first born kid is crushing to me. >> reporter: the 24-year-old was one of five people killed at a halloween party at an airbnb rental in orinda. taylor believes his son was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> that's what hurts more for us and my family is that my son wasn't in the street. you know what i mean? he was out here working, dj'ing a party not expecting to lose his life. >> reporter: most recently he was becoming a dj. h

mike, you're updating a crash in orinda. >> more detail