luz: trabajan en tribunales de alameda y dos cÁrceles del condado.ento, eso quiere decir que el pago que reciben los intÉrpretes en este estado va a ser 4% menos. en santa clara es 6%. reportera: los intÉrpretes federales son mejores pagados que los estatales, ahora estÁn negociando para que los condados de la regiÓn santa clara, san mateo y otras ciudades del Área de la bahÍa reciben que reciben aumentos, dependen de ellos. >> la necesidad es muy grande. luz: esta madre de familia es uno de los cuenta intÉrpretes estatales que trabajan en los tribunales del condado de alameda, ella optÓ por participar en este paro laboral pensando en su hija y situaciÓn. >> tengo departamento de un dormitorio con mi hija. reportera: la corte en san francisco respondiÓ, esperamos que decidan regresar a la mesa de negociaciones que tenemos una propuesta que aumentarÁ la mayorÍa de los salarios de los intÉrpretes en mÁs de un se por ciento. a finales de los prÓximos tres aÑos. hasta el momento esta deducciÓn de un 4%pero bajo ley, tendrÁ que ser implementada, antes del

matthew mcmullen, alameda police department"every manufacturer uses different locking mechanisms for their doors and their ignition systems and sometimes we find that certain cars are targeted over other ones possibly for ease of take." here in concord over 20-vehicles had tires slashed over the weekend and surveillance video captured a possible suspect in the act william robinson/tire slashing victim: "i got him in the act of slashing a tire. he is just strolling. he is probably a gentleman 150-165 pounds, 6'2" maybe? 20 vehicles? come on now, this is a hard working community. everybody goes to work in this neighborhood. everybody leaves early in the morning and then to find out the vehicles have been vandalized is just wrong, you know?"in concord haaziq madyun kron4news in concord, a baby drowned in a swimming pool over the weekend. police were called to the neighborhood when the family could not find the 1year old girl. police tell us, they found the child under the pools tarp without a pulse. the pool did have a 5-foot fence around it and gates. but one of the gates was not locke

lietenant mcmullen adds is is unusual for alameda. although seven cars were found the one stolen from morton street still missing. he says successfully finding them depends on what the theives use the car for. so if it's taken to a chop shop it's less likely that car will be found. live in alameda ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (pam) new at 10... a warning in palo alto... police are on the hunt for a man who they believe is involved in two prowling incidents last night. the first happened around eight- thirty at a home on yale street. the female victim says, the suspect approached her and started to make small talk. about 20- minutes later, the victim heard the doorknob on her locked front door, being shaken. then at around 11, police received a call from a suspicious person... at a home on college avenue. there, officers say, the suspect was caught peeping through the closed blinds of a bedroom. once he was caught by the victim he fled the scene. (grant) governor brown is going all out in his attempt to pass a gas tax to fix the state'

i will be out at the alameda fair grounds. 61 when it's time to march. sun screen and keep hydrated because we will be about 76. here's alexis. >> yeah, looks like a gorgeous morning for walks tomorrow. starting off a little cool this morning but looking good for your commute. wide open across golden gate bridge. you will have a little more room on the southbound side there. we did just get word about a b.a.r.t. delay at lake merritt station, and a disabled in the area so a slight delay at the pleasanton and warm springs directions. i will update you as soon as we have details. we have a crash in the peninsula and we will have an update on that at 5:00. >>> and then the closest look ever at saturn and its rings. the gap between the rings and the top of saturn's atmosphere is about 1,500 miles. it's going to make more than a dozen dives between saturn and its rings and then it's going to plunge into the planet's atmosphere in september and destroy itself. >>> yeah, this piano needed a little help destroeying itself. students pushed the piano off the roof

the group is working along 880 between coleman and alameda in san jose. agency says the message goes beyond beautification. >> we are actually trying to raise awareness of and clean up litter as much as we can today in order to show commuters that we do have an issue and that we would like to have them try to be more aware of litter and uncovered loads. >> workers are also cleaning up highways in alameda, contra costa and devil's slide. the chp is also issuing tickets for truck drivers with uncovered loads. earth day april 22. >>> mosquitoes are coming out in force in the bay area. it's because of all the standing water from the recent rains. "sky drone 5" showing us what we're dealing with right now. health officials say that they are expecting a higher-than- average mosquito population this year. they say that the insects can spread dangerous viruses like west nile. vector control is trying to control the larvae population. >>> let's check the powder in the sierra. this is a live look at "sierra at tahoe." data shows the snowpack levels are larger than

with pacific islanders in alameda county. so, we talked about earlier expanding group prenatal care, and then, of course, increasing the use of low-dose aspirin for preeclampsia. we know that the only way to cure preeclampsia is by delivering the baby, so if we can get women started on low-dose aspirin, it might help reduce -- studies have shown it'll help reduce preterm birth. and then advancing some of the interventions for women with a short cervix, which can include cerclages or 17p. and then reducing multiple births through assisted reproductive technology. so we know if you're carrying multiple babies, it increases your risk. this data right here, these interventions are some effective strategies to reduce preterm birthrates across all our geographic and racial-ethnic groups. >> erica alexander, thank you so much for all of your work and all of your knowledge. and for people who want to know more about all the things that we learned about on this program today, you can go to the march of dimes website. you can also go t

de alameda. >> es que el alguacil es uno de los muy pocos que colabora.es a la marcha del 1 de mayo. reportera. vamos a estar con los jÓvenes, uniÉndose con diferentes escuelas que van a salir con sus maestros y su administraciÓn iban a reunirse en la 35. reportero: se espera que la marcha seconvierte en un rÍo de inmigrantes. >> vamos a tener trabajadores, diferentes organizacionesy comunidades Íbamos a empezar la marcha. >> somos parte de las comunidades que sostienen el paÍs aquí y queremos que se nos respete y se respete nuestro trabajo. que se respete nuestra dignidad como personas. >> partirÁn para que no hayan mÁs deportaciones. >> que no lleguen a nuestras comunidades atacando en otras familias. >> que dejen el temor a un lado y salgan a protestar el 1 de mayo. nos dijeron que serÁn un fuerte apoyo en esta marcha del 1 de mayo en auckland. este es mi reporte soy flavio lacayo, continuamos contigo. ramÓn: mire la revista que marÍa leticia gÓmez tuvo. la periodista se refiriÓ alimpacto de la marcha del lunes, escuchamos lo que dijo. marÍa leticia gÓ

en el condado de alameda 730.000.mayo en el sur de la bahÍa, hacen un llamado a no responder a provocaciones o agresiones. le --el triunfo de trump empoderado a grupos antiinmigrantes. jaime: marÍa leticia, este grupo que tambiÉn apoya la marcha del primero de mayo estÁn convocando a que el pÚblico llega las 11 de la maÑana al centro marcial en tropicana para procurar que no se pierde la esencia y el propÓsito del evento. es el evento para demostrar la unidad de la comunidad inmigrante en los tiempos de donald trump, activistas le piden al pÚblico mesura ante cualquier provocaciÓn. >> el problema especial que respondiera algÚn tipo de agresiÓn, puede ocasionar una pelea, lo que puede generar violencia y puede dar una mala imagen. >< hay alguna amenaza, algÚn peligro contra la marcha del 1 de mayo? >> no, no hay ningÚn problema que nosotros sabemos. jaime: la policÍa de san josÉ tiene un plan operativo para la marcha. >> tenemos oficiales trabajando para el evento. jaime: jesÚs flores convoca al pÚblico a las 11 de la

emotions are running high over the possibility of an elementary school shutting down in alameda. school officials say the building is ánotá earthquake safe... but parents are skeptical about that data. kron four's hermela aregawi has both sides of the story. natsotemotions running high among lum elementary parents. the tightknit community came to this meeting for answers. after being told this week that the school may be shutting down for safety reasons.kate ruggiero, 2nd and 4th grader: shock, disbelief, its a family. it's not just a school. it's a community. its tight knit and to just get this notice basically six weeks essentially and the school is closing. it's heart breaking really.district officials had planned to build to new classrooms and in the process say they found the building to be unsafe in the event of an earthquake.susan davis, spokeswoman, alameda unified school district: before you do any kind of new construction on the school site, the state mandates that we take samples of the soil to check just for this, for seismic safety...we did not know and that's becaus

children and teens killed by senseless violence in alameda county. yesterday remembered in an annual ceremony. >> michael cole junior, 15. >> the victim's names were read inside the city hall. a companied by bells. all 432 children killed by violence in alameda county since 1994. >> i think it's important to come together to say to those parents we will also remember your children every year. and also to say to the community, this is not okay. >> that's what prompted former alameda county supervisor to start this memorial. >> more kids, to violence in this country than we lose to war. >> that's frustrating for a father whose son was murdered n 1999. the case unsolved. >> i want to know, but they don't say anything yet. going to be 18 years in august this year. >> darrell says remembering is important. >> when you bring the aware rns, bring to life, being able to deal with the problem and trying to find a solution. >> in hayward, nbc area news. >>> it is just shy of 7:12. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. a group of whale watchers got more

part of a settlement with alameda county.eo captured the beating after he led authorities on a 40 minutes chase from the east bay over to san francisco. two deputies involved in the beating were both fired. they are facing criminal charges. another deputy osborne was also fired. a dozen other deputies were also disciplined. >>> the money is going to be carefully structured so that he will receive it over the course of his lifetime. he has a child. he has family responsibilities. the money will help him be able to meet those responsibilities. >> petrov is facing federal drug and gun charges stemming from a rate on his home one year ago. >>> fayetteville man facing a list of charges including hate crime and attempted murder in connection with firebomb attacks. matthew jones was booked into the jail yesterday. is accused of throwing an explosive device through a neighbor's window thursday night. no one was hurt. an hour later he flipped a car. yesterday morning a third bomb went off outside the police station where he wacaught o

and, some scattered showers in alameda county and san mateo county.ing right over the city of san francisco. out toward lafayette and san ramon. what happens from here? overnight tonight, the scattered showers will continue and they will impact the drive to work or school tomorrow morning with scattered showers through at least 9:00 before a more significant rain event will move through about this time tomorrow night. we will talk about how long the rain chance lasts and any impacts on easter weekend coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks paul. >>> gunfire erupts in a santa rosa neighborhood. several gunmen are still on the loose. one of the bullets pierced through the windshield of this unoccupied parked car on olive street. it happened about 4:30 this afternoon. another bullet right through the hood. police found multiple shell casings on the street. they did not find anyone injured. witnesses told police they saul several males running from the area and driving off in two separate vehicles. >>> for months, police have been on the trail of a bunch of

(steve) alameda county will pay five point five million dollars to a man beaten by sheriff's deputies back in 20-15. video captured the incident. it started when the suspect, stanislav petrov, led deputies on a chase that ended in san francisco. petrov crashed and tried to outrun the deputies. when they caught up to him... that's when the beating happened. petrov was left with numerous broken bones, cuts and a concussion. prosecutors say he was struck at least 30 times in about 40 seconds. the two deputies are facing charges in san francisco... they have yet to go to trial. (steve) an arrest has been made in the murder of an 86-year-old woman...who was sexually assaulted and beaten. (pam) it happened near sacramento... police have arrested this man... 18-year-old -- neven glen butler.... he is accused of assaulting two elderly women wednesday morning... as they walked near a high school. one of the women... 86- year-old fusako petrus ... died from her injuries. detectives say, petrus had been trying to help her friend who was being attacked... she hit butler with her walking stick to

alameda pd and the coroner's office are trying to find the answers. we're live in aillamedaalameda, jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> coming up, 25 years after the los angeles riots, an anniversary is bringing closure to two people that were in the center of all that chaos. >>> plus a hacker is threatening to release a possible netflix show early. what he's demanding and what netflix has to say about it. forever. on april 29-th , 1992 -- los >>> 25 years ago today, a scene in los angeles changed our country forever. this is the scene on april 29th, 1992. that's when l.a. became the site of the most destructive civil disturbance in u.s. history. the beating of rodney king and the acquittal of the officers involved, and then the riots that ensued, became an emblem of the country's racial divide. reporter marin austin has the details. >> reporter: precious hayes brought 9-year-olds london and paris to the parade. but there's one piece of history she left out. >> i was hand in hand, slipping, falling, taking food, taking liquor. >> reporter: one of the liquo

southbound 880 as you pass by the alameda off ramp. starting a traffic break because there's debris reported as well. you may see chp from the freeway down to alameda over the next few. it's light traffic throughout the south bay. we'll track that and hopefully it clears by the time i get back to my desk. looking to a clear drive as well toward the bay bridge. >> also busy in downtown san jose where we're following breaking news. at least two people rushed to the hospital after being stabbed in an attack near a popular children's museum. >> pete is joining us live from downtown san jose at the discovery museum there. what are you hearing from investigators? >> good morning to you. yes, i spoke with san jose police. they tell me at this time there's not any more active scene because this did involve multiple scenes. we're talking about this double stabbing. you have one patrol car still in place. but one of the stabbing victims was found here at the corner at locust street, as you mentioned, near the discovery museum. we'll show you som

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in the city of alameda.and kron 4's ella sogomonian met with a victim who believes these cars are being used to committ crimes. she joins us live at the alameda police department with the latest on the crime trend. ella do these cars have anything in common? alameda police say all eight of the cars stolen within that week were either a chevy or a honda. the hondas were said to be from the 90s or early 2000's. these cars were all taken from residential neighborhoods within 5 to ten minutes away from one another. neighbors in the area were upset to find people in what they say is a nice city are being targeted. the cars were stolen between march 22nd and march 29th at all hours of the day.7 of the 8 have been found. one victim believes these stolen cars are being used to committ crime. "there was a bunch of stuff in the back that didn't belong to our family.and what happened was these individuals crashed the car into a sidewalk or something because it was completely damaged on the side. you can't drive it and

county ( kids are playing with me) so much illegal dumping in alameda county we have to start and loopay back around to the children one, two, three, cluck, cluck, cluck my name is chip the bay bridge chickenand no your eyes are not deceiving you that is ken houston in the chicken suit. and if the name chip the bay bridge chicken sound familiar remember when chip the bay bridge chicken blocked the bridge that when we came up with the idea pickup the trashchip was the hen that snarled up bay bridge traffic when she escaped from a cardboard box back in 2015, and since chickens arent in a singing union ken is the stand in do you know the dance mr roberts (ah) oh hah do you know the dance so sice you don't know the dance so sicne you don't lets show them the dance ready uncle jeff hit the song so the goal is to elimate illegal dumping and littering we need to teach them this is not normal and they should not accept it so we're teaching with alameda county is stepping in to teach the children to take ownenship of their community where there going to be the next leaders.. so for most of the

coming up i sit down with the alameda fire chief to talk about their newly reinstated fire prevention bureau. >> lets talk about the weather. mark, it's wet outside. >> again, we have had a lot of mornings like that. thankfully that system was not a big deal but still enough to wet the roadways. we have a live camera showing you some clouds and a breeze, you will notice the wind picking up over the next few days, some of the rainfall totals at .04 inches. they have bumped up a bit because we had a round of showers popping up you. san francisco, .02 inches of rain. we have clouds over a good portion of northern california. the rain showers come in closer, there is a short term chance of showers or drizzle. we have some green on the radar towards the bay bridge and scattered around portions of the north bay, checking in on the numbers, 50s and 60s out there for your wednesday afternoon. santa rosa, 69.  fremont, 65. san francisco, 56. there is a gust to 20 miles per hour in novato. out of the west, the whipped is 14 miles per hour. our live camera looking out towards the oakland estua

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marÍa leticia: decenas de manifestantes en auckland, pidieron que el alguacil del condado de alamedae si su oficina con labores y comparte datos sobre los detenidos, beatriz nos trae detalles de la controversia. beatriz: en la protesta dijeron que es necesitan saber, cuales son procedimientos de los alguaciles pues no estÁ muy definido segÚn ellos. >> se reunieron afuera de la calle en auckland. >>: para exigir la verdad. >>sobre las deportaciones en las cÁrceles. a veces dicen que no tiene nada que ver y en otras ocasiones, admite que si en ciertos casos notifican. >> queremos que no haya ninguna calificaciÓn, lo queremos fuera de california, de alameda, de auckland. reportera: su esposo fue arrestado en febrero por agentes que llegaron a su hogar y semanas despuÉs de que habÍa estado detenido por un delito de trÁnsito, expresaron. >> no vinieron con el chaleco, nos dijeron que estaban investigando un caso de fuga. reportera: su esposo habÍa sido deportado, pero no habÍa tenido contacto con inmigraciÓn. >> no tenÍan que buscarlo sin ningÚn encuentro por inmigraciÓn. reportera: en el

address this crime trend....using investigators from oakland, hayward and san leandro pd as well as alameda county juvenile probation. a frightening scene in fairfield three seprate firebombs set off around town. the first one, in an apartment complex off on north texas street in fairfield. then about an hour later, an explosion when someone threw a firebomb at a car on thames court in fairfield. then around 1am, dispatchers heard a loud noise in front of the fairfield police department. 39-year-old michael scott jones is in custody for attempted murder and hate crimes. they say surveillance video from the cameras near the police department spotted jones. neighbors say the entire ordeal has been alarming. 2:51 it could have been so bad, we have families and children, whole lives could have been ruined. the man who lived in the apartment is african american, jones is white. neighbors say jones had previous fights with the victim allegedly calling him racial slurs. no one was hurt in any of the bombings. police say there are no other outstanding suspects in this case. (pam) a developing story

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(pam) alameda county is about to launch a new anti - littering and dumping campaign ..ffort to clean up the streets, the county reached out to a key player in the fight to keep the east bay streets clean ..(grant)and that player also has a connection to our stanley roberts.. and the people behaving badly segments... but tonight it's about people behaving nicely... my name is chip the bay bridge chicken and i need more help to stop illegal dumping cause its pollution music so give a cluck, cluck , cluck, and pick it up, up, up, don't be a dirty bird this is a public service announcement video being shot at encompass elementary school in east oakland there is so much illegal dumping alameda county ( kids are playing with me) so much illegal dumping in alameda county we have to start and loop it all the way back around to the children one, two, three, cluck, cluck, cluck my name is chip the bay bridge chickenand no your eyes are not deceiving you that is ken houston in the chicken suit. and if the name chip the bay bridge chicken sound familiar remember when chip the bay b

marÑoa: el alto costo de la vivienda serÁ el tema de discusiÓn, en alameda. imÁgenes en vivo.taje sobre la falta de viviendas asequibles en alameda. el gobernador de california viaja por variaciones del estado para aprobar su plan de aumentar el impuesto a la gasolina para arreglar las carreteras. algunas personas se oponen. >> lÍderes del senado y asambleÍstas voten por la ley. jerry brown hablÓ con el comitÉ de transporte busque convencerÁ de ginebra para que su plan de inversiÓn de dólares se ha aprobado el prÓximo jueves. busca reparar las carreteras y puentes de california en los prÓximos 10 aÑos. >> este y muchos otros arreglos. son sumamente importantes para nuestra economÍa local, en ciudades como la ciudad de modesto. >> una inversiÓn que para el concejal de modesto, es fundamental para la calidad de vida de los californianos. >> especialmente ciudades como modesto, donde tenemos una economÍa muy agrícola. producimos mucha comida. todos esos empleos dependen de un sistema de carreteras, que pueda transportar todos lo que producimos al mercado. >> la aprobaciÓn de la l

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(sot: foster) the atmoshephere was completely different in alameda.riefly introduced their first round pick... gareon conley to the media he is considered one of the best cornerback in this year's draft, but he slipped from many teams board after alledgedlly raping a woman in cleveland earlier this month. conley hasn't been charged with anything and cooperating with cleveland police to put this behind him. general manager reggi mckenzie made it clear that conley would only answer football related questions. here's conley speaking for the first time as a raider(sot: conley) <> the warriors will play the winner between the utah and los angeles series. game six will be tonight. for the past week now... the warriors continue to prepare for the second round. they are looking forward to either facing the jazz or the clippers game one could be as earliest as this sunday... it all depends what happens tonight. but meanwhile warriors interim head coach mike brown explains how he's been spending his days off(sot: brown) on paper soloman thomas and reuben foster

protesters say alameda county has sanctuary status but the sheriff is notifying federal agents aboutsoner release. they say he is responsible for the deportation of more than 2000 people. >>> local water districts must make preparations for all the run offs of the snow pack. it is releasing water at a rate of 16,45057 gallons. >> today we have a snow pack level that's 160% to 170% of normal. so it's a longer period of time we're going to be releasing that water. >> water releases that normally start tapering off into may could stretch into late june this year. a side benefit from the average run off is the additional amounts of hydro electric energy that's been generating to power everything from muni buses to sfo. >>> yesterday the department published a list of more than a thousand people in unclaimed money. it am coulds from a variety of sources like fines, penalties, assessments and fees. >> we've tries in every possible way to contact the people to tell them the money is due. in some cases they haven't kept their contact information up to date. >> now if you want to see if you'r

these bands do a lot of work. >> security will be provided by the alameda police department. it will be the largest event hosted above the world war ii era aircraft carrier. >>> we put a tally together and it shows 58 light storms, and 18 moderate storms, and four strong storms, and the major storm on a sunday back in january, we had all that flooding across the north bay. fingers crossed we don't have anything like that today. between storms today, it will be dry during the daylight. once the sun sets, rain will move into the north bay. it will make for a damp commute tomorrow and then the warm weekend. it's not going to last into next week, looks like it will be cooler then. let's talk about today's temperatures. a lot like yesterday's with a couple degrees of average highs from mid-60s to about 70 degrees. if you are going to the game this afternoon, sun screen and sunglasses. it will be partly cloudy. 12:35 at the oakland coliseum. 62 degrees warming to 66 as the a's wrap up their three-game series with the rangers. >>> we are looking really light at this early hour, 4:55

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this morning's hearing gets under way near alameda county court at 9 a.m. anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> is there a possibility of the death penalty if he is convicted? >> reporter: alameda county prosecutors have not yet made an announcement on that. it's a possibility. at one point he supposedly said that he did want to eventually die. but we'll see. this trial could be over quickly or take a long time. back to you. >> thank you. >>> conservative speaker coulter is insisting she will be speaking at uc-berkeley as planned on thursday even if the it's outside. >> oh, yes. oh, yes. i'm going to be there thursday. i'm hoping the university will find a safe and appropriate venue for me. it doesn't seem like it should be that complicated. but if not, i'll find someplace to speak. maybe i'll be out on sproul hall with a megaphone. >> coulter told the "washington post" that she plans to arrive at the campus around 6 p.m. that night. some at the university say that they are worried things will get violent like at recent riots on campus and in the city. but berkeley poli

a fourtdz fatal victim has been identified by the alameda county coroner's office. he was a 36-year-old man from nigeria who die friday smoke inhalation. -- died from smoke inhalation. >>> an investigation continues after an inmate died at elmwood correction facility in el pidas. officials think he may have jumped from the second story of the building. >>> meantime two members of the santa clara county sheriff's office now have body cameras. deputies are being trained up to twelve months on how and when to use the cameras. officials are hoping that by the end of this week 272 deputies will be trained on using the body cameras. >>> united airlines is getting a lot of backlash after the release of cellphone video of a passenger being dragged off a plane was released. the airline needed room for its own employees. as ktvu's jana katsuyama reports. >>> this cellphone video shows a passenger being dragged off the plane. you can hear other passengers yelling as an airport security officer floersably pulling the man and proceeds to drag him down the aisle. the passenger ha

. >> his next hearing is here at alameda county court on tuesday morning at 9:00. >> a live look at dublin right now. it is a gloomy day all over the bay area. you can tell it's a little windy out there too. and you probably notice a slight drizzle if you've been outside today. >> i heard collective groans from people coming into work today. they're like we're done, this is too much. and you know what you're right. this is pretty much the end of the rain season here in the bay area. and we've had a great rain season. not picking up any precipitation even though there's low level moisture. it's all associated with a very deep enhanced marine level that we picked up about near an .1-inch of rain in the bay area. nothing yet in the san jose area. look at the golden gait bridge the pavement was wet -- golden gate bridge the pavement was wet a little earlier. the winds are problematic. i want to talk about how long the clouds linger those details coming up later in the newscast. >> sounds good, thank you. president trump goes behind closed doors with key members of his cabinet and senators to d

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miles per hour, mount diablo 74, i know there are some around 60 to 64 coming up near the oakland alamedaexit. 56 to 57 to 74 and mount diablo. if you thought it was crazy windy, it was. one observation west had for each of of rain. other locations -- one observation, one area had four inches of rain. >> this is almost record- setting for how deep the low area best low-pressure area. >>> we will have that system moving in overnight into tomorrow. our system has moved off to the east. things have definitely improved although in the sierra will continue with winter storm warning in the snow should start to come down, the cold air is filtering through. you can see the airflow tightly packed and that will help enhance that next piece of energy coming in.>>> temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. it is 4:02 am. >>> there's still some problems to deal with in terms of road closures and flooding. we'll talk about that a second but first i want to show you the super commute out at tracy. there was a with advisory in the ultima pass, that have since passed in you can see no traffic trouble in the ar

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alameda county is at 3.9%. and san francisco and marin county are tied at 3%, and the county with the lowest unemployment rate, san mateo, just 2.8%. while that is just about as good as it can get. good luck. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet and share it with the #askfinney. can you see your question answers right here on abc7 mornings. >>> netflix replaced the five-star viewing process with a thumbs up or thumbs down. they believe more people will rate screams of movies and tv shows, and it follows months of research and testing with millions of users. the five-star system will be in place if you use the dvd by mail service and if you have a dvd player. >> i really rely on the five-star system. five-star system. that one-star now. >>> and the tower here has something to boast about. >>> a ups driver rolls his truck and then the driver nowhere to be found when rescue teams get there. >>> a battle brewing over a high school mascot that native americans, some fi

this likely could push off into alameda after midnight as well. i don't think there's going to be too much left. but then check this out. by 7:00 a.m., we're starting to see the skies clearing out and sunshine moving back in. i don't think it's going to be too bad. i've put sun in the forecast as we'll be clearing out in 51 and partly cloudy for the south bay in 53. upper 40s to low 50s for the east bay to the north bay and that sunshine belding back in. still on the microclimate forecast a really nice afternoon. temperatures should jump up 20 to about 25 degrees. this leaves us with 71 in downtown san jose. and the east bay dryer than the north. that should be good enough for the north wind to bring us to 74 in concord, 73 in walnut creek. hayward at 68. palo alto at 68 and the partly cloudy skies, san francisco from 60 to 65 in the mission. and. >> the north bay napa at 73 degrees. heading up to lake tahoe expect one to two inches of snow for the early morning hours and then we'll clear out to mostly sunny and 42 on sunday. looks pretty much per

gun fire erupted at a motel 6 on the alameda overnight. the two victims are suspected to survive. so far no suspects or motive. >>> >. and the shark's season came to an abrupt end tonight. after losing a do-or-die game to vern glenn >> shoots at the empty neat and scores. >> they lost the do or die game to the oilers, and vern glenn has more ahead. but local businesses at least are reaping the rewards of a very busy weekend. >> reporter: what a weekend in san jose with several events happening at the same time, including the sharks who played behind me and just a couple of blocks away an event that threw in tens of thousands -- drew in tens of thousands of people. welcome to a special weekend. [ cheering ] >> reporter: in san jose, where the worlds of sports and super heroes are colliding. and businesses are taking advantage of the thousands of people coming into the downtown area. >> there's just traffic and people everywhere. people walking everywhere, roads closed. it's pretty crazy. >> reporter: tonight warriors and giants fans packed sports bars to watch the away games. at th

about 500 students attend lum elementary in alameda and tonight everyone got an earful. >> reporter: parents, teachers and students filled every single seat at tonight's board of education meeting in alameda. they all have one goal, to save elementary school. >> the alum must stay together. >> reporter: wednesday the community learned the school could close in the fall. a soil test revealed the soil would liquefy during an earthquake. it's up safe for the students to stay -- unsafe for the students to stay. >> this is terrible news. i wish it were different. >> do you think the way the school about this are fair? >> reporter: some parents are skeptical with just 48 hours to digest the information and wants a second opinion. the most likely outcome now is the students will be sped up. >> the idea is putting that up and is heart breaking and scary for everybody. >> reporter: now young students are getting a lesson in civics pleading with the district to keep the school together. >> it's a very tight community. >> reporter: jamie is starting to see the stress in her children. >> i have

community.this meeting was held in what appears to be a pretty quiet section of fremonthowever the alameda creek quarries regional park is nearby and some of the people living in the homes near that creek are the ones voicing their complaints. officers who were here say they will take some of the community input back with them to see if they can work at tackling some of the problems. possibly with extra patrols or homeless outreach programs. live in fremont, j.r. stone kron 4 news. <"oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, oh no.">( james ) it's the video sparking worldwide outrage against united airines. a passenger being dragged down the aisle and off a flight. ( james @ bam ) and the backlash just keeps coming for the airline. united's c-e- o oscar munoz put out a series of statements but criticism is mounting... particularly after it was revealed, munoz described the passenger as quote - "disruptive and belligerent" to his employees.. now congress is asking to airline to answer for the incident. kron four;s dan kerman is tracking the fallout this morning. reaction continues to flood in about

eight cars were stolen in alameda between march 22nd and 29th. day was taken. all the cars were parked in residential neighborhoods and stolen within five to ten minutes of each other. police say the stolen cars were either a honda or a chevy. ( darya ) seven cars have been recovered in oakland and across the bay. (mark) this morning we have a better look at the man police say is responsible for slashing more than 20 car tires in the east bay. here's surveillance video of the man walking up to a truck on denkinger court. concord police say the tire slashings happened between 9 saturday night to 10 sunday morning near denkinger court, armand drive and dianda drive in concord.

eight cars were stolen in alameda between march 22nd and 29th.eighborhoods and stolen within five to ten minutes of each other. police say the stolen cars were either a honda or a chevy. ( darya ) seven of the stolen cars have been recovered in oakland and across the bay. ( darya ) this morning we have a better look at the man police say is responsible for slashing more than 20 car tires in the east bay. here's surveillance video of the man walking up to a truck on denkinger court. concord police say the tire slashings happened between 9 saturday night to 10 sunday morning near denkinger court, armand drive and dianda drive in concord. ( darya ) police are asking that if

for the first time since that night daniel reunited with the men from the alameda fire department. daniel spent weeks recovering at the u.c. davis large animal intensive care unit. >> it was a little touch and go there for awhile with him and due to the fact that he did have an injured leg. we're just hoping for the best and obviously today is a great day. >> any time we can leave on a happy note and bring some closure that's god. >> carol order nan was the first to assess daniel's injury. >> there was times where we were like is daniel gong to make it. >> helped host today's thank you luncheon for firefighters. >> seeing them all here it's actually a little bit of an emotional thing for me because it was a really frightening thing to think that this might not make it and i was going through my own recovery and that was a really tough thing to go through. >> trainer louisiana also flew off the back of him landing in the creek bed and fracturing her leg. she is feeling 100%. >> daniel is back out being ridden almost every day of the week getting stronger and also developing his gate

. >>> the surveillance video shows a man being beaten by two alameda county sheriff's deputies in san francisco. that beaten man has been awarded more than $5 million. the video captured the brutal beating after he led authorities on a 40 minute high- speed chase. we spoke with his attorney and the alameda county sheriff about today's settlement.>> reporter: you can hear the baton strikes in this surveillance video more than 40 of them striking then 29-year- old stanislaus petroff. >> this was eye-opening for so many people. sickening to see and hear what happened on that video>> paternity -- his attorney saying the $5.5 million settlement from the county of alameda. >> the money will be carefully structured so that he will receive it over the course of his lifetime. he has a child and family responsibilities in the money will help them meet those responsibilities. >> reporter: the two deputies involved in the beating were fired and currently face criminal charges. another deputy has been terminated. we found a homeless couple that were witnesses to the beating that said osborne gave

. >>> happening today, a special school board meeting will be held in alameda to update parents about possibility their children's elementary school could be closing at the end of the school year. test prior to a construction project shows the soil is ntphn seismically safe. parents were told this week of the problem. >> very shocking but i know they are going to take care of it. they are going to deal with it okay. >> we just, as a community, want to know that every possibility was looked at. >> the school said it's looking at other options including retrofitting or building a new school. >>> a man from san carlos is missing this morning. banerjee was supposed to fly on monday to meet his wife to orlando and there is no evidence to meet that flight, and authorities think he drove authorities think he drove somewhere in this black accent, 6v 6v 6vds335. >>> and then a woman discovered more than a dozen dogs off columbus parkway in february. the dogs were of different sizes and breeds next to dirty garden tools. she called police and responding officers said they found no evidence of a

will try to find solutions for homelessness in alameda county.is scheduled at the >>> in just a few hours, lawmakers will try to find solutions for homelessness in alameda county. a meeting is scheduled at the government center at9:30. mbs the social services and healthcare cotees will be there. they'll discuss possible short term solutions and a councilwoman will be proposing a partnership to help address the issue. >>> bay area political leaders will call on the trump administration to approve a federal grant to electrify caltrain. from san jose to san francisco could put the 90-minute trip by at least 30 minutes. the san francisco mayor, ed lee, and others will address the issue at a news conference at the caltrain station on 4th and king streets. >> this could be a record breaking-year for retail sales and the markets react to the election in france. >> reporter: good morning kenny and michelle. it's been a rough go in 2017. as of early april. there have been 2880 store closings. over the course of the full year, that would be 8600 closings,

well, check out what people saw walking the streets of alameda today. a 50-pound african tortoise. >> people were circled around, staring and taking pictures when the animal control arrived. it actually wasn't far from home. >> yeah. a family said their plumber must have left a door open while they vacationed in tahoe. until they return, the tortoise will stay in animal control. it looks very calm and happy. >> feed me, feed me. >> exactly. not going anywhere fast. >> he must have bolted out the door when the plumber wasn't -- >> that's top speed for a turtle. >> exactly. that's my top speed too on a friday night at 11:30 or so. >>> the giants lose madison bumgarner as well as a game in denver. and we're on the wrong end of history. something that had not happened since 1950. sports is next. >> announcer: abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >>> good evening. terrible news for the giants. star pitcher madison bumgarner may be out for two months after a dirt bike accident in denver. mad-bum has a sprained shoulder and bruised ribs and it is h