"> alameda: alameda: "i didn't really think it was going to come outs big as it has. seeing this support from our community has been very overwhelming, it's just very heart warming to see that our community does want to you know help us and they do care about us.">shelby james' family have not recieved a pay check since january 1st.james tells me the support in a group like this goes a long way.with weeks now into the government shut down and no end in sight,these families are just doing to get by as they wait for an update.

he joins us live in alameda tonight with more.. dan?coast guard spouses tell me they are really appreciative of the community stepping up to help them..they say it's giving them a ray of hope in this time of uncertainty.. food, diapers and cleaning supplies loaded up by people from all across alameda.. they're helping struggling coast guard families stay on their feet during this government shutdown..sot: i would say hardest thing is just not knowing if we're going to get that next paycheck..danielle manor is a coast guard spouse..she's been dealing with recent hardship but is stepping up to help others in need..sot: a lot of us families live paycheck to paycheck...we've got kids to feed..otto wright has been opening the doors of his alameda avenue coffee shop for a flood of donations to help families affected by the government shutdown..sot: we've got lots of coast guard families who live here in alameda. alameda is a very small wright says it's important for neig

again, it's the council that's in alameda county.t's the hispanic community affairs council of alameda county, and there is their web address for more information. any final thoughts before we let you go? hector: well, one thing is that, so, we are fundraising more, but we also would like to recruit more board members. so, if there's any board members that are specialists in accounting or specialists in, like, sales, we would love to get some resumes and some cover letters through our website so we can do some interviews and hopefully be a part of our board in 2019. damian: all right, good luck to you. hector: thank you very much. damian: good work. damian: that's a great program. up next here on "comunidad del valle," the bravo band. stay with us. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives

food, diapers and cleaning supplies loaded up by people from all across alameda.. they're helping struggling coast guard families stay on their feet during this government shutdown..sot: i would say hardest thing is just not knowing if we're going to get that next paycheck..danielle manor is a coast guard spouse..she's been dealing with recent hardship but is stepping up to help others in need..sot: a lot of us families live paycheck to paycheck...we've got kids to feed..otto wright has been opening the doors of his alameda avenue coffee shop for a flood of donations to help families affected by the government shutdown..sot: we've got lots of coast guard families who live here in alameda. alameda is a very small wright says it's important for neighbors to help neighbors...especially in these unsettling times..nat pop..sot: we hope that this is not something that goes on for weeks or months as the president says we hope it's something that goes very quickly..danielle is getting through the shutdown with a smile on her face..with graditude for those lending a hand..s

passengers say it was a packed plane and the stress got to two passengers, according to the alameda sheriff's office. deputy also to board the plane and detain those passengers. >> people were massing ou >> reporter: you're looking at some of the cell phone video taken by passengers on that plane. it is a packed plane. you can see that passenger kind of narrated what is going on, what she's see being. and these passengers i spoke to said they got no information from the crew on board, no food and no water. and they also describe seeing a lot of children on board who were crying and clearly some older people who started get being overheated because of the sweltering plane. we have another update from the alameda county sheriff's office. all the passengers have cleared

local businesses in alameda have stepped up, collecting donationsalameda: "we're definitely receiving a lot of canned goods, a lot of toilet paper, paper towels, we're also receiving diapers which are definitely an essential and more costly items for our families.">shelby james' family have not recieved a pay check since january 1st.james tells me the support in a group like this goes a long way.with weeks now into the government shut down and no end in sight,thes

and the flight crew telling alameda county deputies passengers were unruly."here w passengers in there at all, if anything, the kids were super well behaved.">deseree torres from newark was just bagettck f family, she didn't think she and all the other passengers on board would have to wait on standby - for three hours - on the tarmac, the time almost as long as their flight. cell phone video shows it was a full flight - apparently the air crew did not communicate what was happening as the hours went by..passengers wanted answers..as to why the plane was stuck on the tarmac that long to begin with..sgt ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's off

it's hard for single income families. >> reporter: he joined every others in alameda today in a food drive. the club distributed food to coast guard families and other workers. >> we had some businesses donate like trader joe's. ank has c and . brought us food as well. but also just the citizens of alameda. >> reporter: today's families slekded from a range of groceries. the hope is this alleviates some of the stress. >> we don't know when the next time our husbands are going to get paid. >> reporter: she was grateful for the support. as for kyle, he's hoping the government shut down doesn't drag on. >> i'm hoping it ends soon too. because everybody's got bills to pay. i got bills to pay. i have family helping me out right now to make ends meet. so if need be, like i said. come down to it i'll get a second job. >> we're definitely in the starting process ever of starting up another food drive. >> and they tell me if needed they will have another food distribution soon. we have more information on the organization on our website. nbc bay area.com. live in alameda, christie smith, nbc

ray kelly/alameda county sheriff: "she's from the northwest part of alameda county, went from the san leandro waste management transfer station, went through that, it was loaded into a landfill truck.">as investigators look into exactly what happened.. evidence suggests a homicide. ( robin ) another big story we're following --- protesters gathered outside a modesto courtroom as the alleged killer of a newman police officer made his first appearance wednesday. the case is attracting national attention... because the suspect is here in the united states illegally. ( robin ) gustavo arriaga showed up wednesday to be arraigned in the death of officer ron-il singh. reporter kay recede has more on what happened inside the courtroom ... and talked with officers, as well as protestors outside. newman police officers-- family and friends of corporal ronil

food, diapers and cleaning supplies loaded up by people from all across alameda.. they're helping struggling coast guard families stay on their feet during this government shutdown..sot: i would say hardest thing is just not knowing if we're going to get that next paycheck..danielle manor is a coast guard spouse..she's been dealing with recent hardship but is stepping up to help others in need..sot: a lot of us families live paycheck to paycheck...we've got kids to feed..otto wright has been opening the doors of his alameda avenue coffee shop for a flood of donations to help families affected by the government shutdown..sot: we've got lots of coast guard families who live here in alameda. alameda is a very small wright says it's important for neighbors to help neighbors...especially in these unsettling times..nat pop..sot: we hope that this is not something that goes on for weeks or months as the president says we hope it's something that goes very quickly..danielle is getting through the shutdown with a smile on her face..with graditude for those lending a hand..s

"> alameda: "i didn't really think it was going to come out as big as it has.ng this support from our community has been very overwhelming, it's just very heart warming to see that our community does want to you know help us and they do care about us.">shelby james' family have not recieved a pay check since january 1st.james tells me the support in a group like this goes a long way.with weeks now into the government shut down and no end in sight,these families are just doing what they can to get by as they wait for an update.

about this all. in alameda county terisa estacio (catherine) (catherine) next at 5:30...we officially have a new governor. gavin newsom was sworn in today. our political analyst michael yaki joins us live to talk about the promises he's now making to the state of california. (grant) and a woman serving a life sentence for killing a real estate agent-- is granted clemency. why cyntoia brown's case drew so much support from many high profile people. the question isn't whether he should be impeached any more. he's the most corrupt president in american history. and we all know it. the question now is, how fast can we move past this president so we can build a more just and prosperous future? please, join the more than 6.5 million americans who are demanding action now. because there's nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. together, we will make this happen. need to impeach is responsible for the content of this ad. "she just lit up with a joy i've never seen before." (grant) a tennessee woman learns that her life sentence for murder has been co

alameda -- alameda, and the city of hayward. those are two entities that are going to be pretty important to any kind of regional cooperation that it talks about. the question, i'm not sure how to ask it and i'm not sure how the answer -- >> one correction. it does include the alameda county water district. >> it does? >> yeah. >> and hayward. >> well, it depends on how the tie is interconnected. they are very interested in any discussion. i'm -- i don't think that any future thing would actually go necessarily through that same kind of plumbing on that intertie. that's their biggest concern. they're an interested party here, but they're not putting resources into it. >> well, i guess that's my concern. i mean, as we've looked at various ways, if we deal with desal, regional desal, water has to get to that area, and hayward is in that line. >> it's an option, but it's not a particularly attractive option compared to los vaqueros expansion and the aqueduct, coming all the way around. it has some challenges, as well, but certainly

"> alameda: "i didn't really think it was going to come out as big as it has. seeing this support from our community has been very overwhelming, it's just very heart warming to see that our community does want to you know help us and they do care about us.">shelby james' family have not recieved a pay check since january 1st.james tells me the support in a group like this goes a long way.with weeks now into the government shut down and no end in sight,these families are just doing what they can to get by as they wait for an update.

reporting in alameda dan thorn kron4 news. news.thorn kron4 alameda dan thorn kron4 news. (ken) the temporary agreement to re-open the government came during a pre-planned "stop the shutdown rally" in oakland reactions from t-s-a employees there varied from joy... to disbelief kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story. nats"no more shutdown""no more shutdown"news of president donald trump and u.s. congressional leaders reaching a deal to end the government shutdown was received with a bit of skeptism by some tsa officers at this stop the shutdown rally at the oakland international airportsotit has been 35-days without pay for these tsa employees who marched through terminal two even after learning that a deal had been reachedsotsot

in alameda. cristina rendon. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the san francisco chronicle reports that as part of a management shakeup, pg&e is under fire and facing possible vacancy. it's a and has been blamed for some of the wildfires. patrick hogan is the senior vice president of electric operations. according to the chronicle, he is retiring january 20. two other vps are also leaving. >>> students at paradise high school are back in the classroom two months after the camp fire d the town. yesterday was the first day of the new semester. high school has been relocated to a big building near the chico airport. the students received paradise strong results as they made their way back into the classrooms. the building was once occupied by facebook and has desks, books, and computers, with the partitions to divide the building had not arrived. >> the partitions unfortunately somewhere between las vegas and here. they should have been here last week, but we know how that goes. >> it is one big happy family inside. almost all o

to cleaning supplies. < we've got lots of coast guard families who live here in alameda. alameda is aall.it's very stressful but it's what we do we'll get over this we'll make it through and obviously with the help of the community it makes it easier..> if you are interested in helping ... the "local" will accept donations until the government shutdown ends. (james) as the shutdown continues... president donald trump is going live from the oval office. tonight he will address the nation about the partial government shutdown and the on-going immigration battle. president trump will make another pitch for his long-promised border wall. president trump wants nearly six-billion dollars for the wall. democratic officials are against it ... and this stalemate led to the partial government shutdown, causing hundreds of thousands of federal employees to go without pay for more than two weeks. we will carry the president's address in its entirety here on kron-4 it is happening at 6 o'clock tonight.you can also watch it live at kron4-dot-com. ( james ) on the peninsula ... the san mateo sheriff

there are six places in alameda county where volunteers like this are gathering. they will be doing that count countywide. the district here is going to be following them. they will go throughout oakland and will continue to have updates on what they do and the work that they do throughout the morning show. we are live in oakland. allie rasmussen. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> meantime, one of the stars of empire is in the hospital after he was attacked in chicago. police are calling it a possible hate crime. jussie smollett, a native of santa rosa, is african-american and came out as 3 years ago. chicago police say he was walking in downtown chicago yesterday when two people approached him and started yelling slurs. tmz is reporting that his attackers also yelled this is maga country during the violent incident. >> they were wearing ski masks and they started punching him and they broke shuffle ribs. but they also had elites that they doused him and and had a rope which the put around his neck. >> chicago police say they have obtained a surveillance image. but they do not

here in alameda, the coast guard is an integral part of the community. >> the local cafe in alameda isne of several alameda businesses collecting supplies for coast guard families impacted by the government shutdown. >> many of these families haven't received a paycheck. they've got lots of bills to pay. they have to feed their families. >> reporter: jodi dropped off a bag of food and gift cards. >> i've been here for 15 years. we have to take care of our own. i really appreciate and thank the families that put themselves out there evidence. >> reporter: the friends of the alameda animal shelter is also collecting donations. >> every year over 1,000 animals come through here and we save 99% of them. the reason we do that is the community is so supportive. that includes the coast guard families. >> reporter: this afternoon, of the east bay coast guard spouses club came by to pick up what's been collected so far. >> we really had to prioritize and juggle what's okay being pushed off if he doesn't get paid on the 15th and what absolutely needs to be paid. >> luckily i do work at the ymca,

in alameda, leanne abc7 news. >> the water was so choppy yesterday.on't think i've ever seen it that choppy. i can't even imagine being on a sailboat or any boat yesterday. >> it will be much better today. everybody put off yesterday what they wanted to do, do it today because the winds will relax after about 10:00 this morning. here we are, still blowing up to 30 along the embarcadero in san francisco. you can see all of the flags on the ferry building unfurled. that's how we're starting the day. it's not going to be as brisk but just as sunny as yesterday. with the lack of winds, that allows the colder air to sink down into our neighborhoods. look for more frost the next couple of nights. in the weekend, it's looking wetter than it did this time yesterday. let's talk about our highs today. this will happen between 1:30 and 2:30 and we're hanging out about 52 to 57 degrees. pretty close to average this time of year. tonight, though, look at all of these 30s. everybody's in the 30s, except for san francisco half moon bay. 29 in morgan hill. back up, w

reporting in alameda dan thorn kron4 news. news. (grant) the temporary agreement to re-open the government came during a pre-planned "stop the shutdown rally" in oakland reactions from t-s-a employees varied from joy...to concern... that their paychecks could stop coming again next month. kron 4's haaziq madyun reports. nats"no more shutdown""no more shutdown"news of president donald trump and u.s. congressional leaders reaching a deal to end the government shutdown was received with a bit of skeptism by some tsa officers at this stop the shutdown rally at the oakland international airportsotit has been 35-days without pay for these tsa employees who marched through terminal two even after learning that a deal had been reachedsotsot <

ray kelly/alameda county sheriff: "she's from the northwest part of alameda county, went from the san leandro waste management transfer station, went through that, it was loaded into a landfill truck.">as investigators look into exactly what happened.. evidence suggests a homicide. (gayle)an autopsy is scheduled tomorrow to determine the exact cause of the death.in the meantime, investigators are also tracking the previous loads that were brought in to the landfill from the western side of the county.live in livermore gayle ong kron 4 news. (ken) a teenage boy is in critical condition after being struck by a hit and run driver. it happened in oakland on 35th street near san leandro street. the 14 year old boy was on his bike when he was hit by a car and then dragged

alameda creek near niles canyon. coyote creek. also the guadalupe river as well. not only the rain but the right now wp we'll have a full wrap-up and let you know when it moves out and details on the next chance of rain tomorrow. >> very helpful information there. >>> not just property damage across the bay area but one person has died. downed trees killed a homeless man in oakland. it also led to delays on bart. nbc bay area's sergio quintana has been crisscrossing the east bay and joins usils. sergio. >> reporter: raj, that rain has been coming in waves, but the devastation here in the east bay has been pretty constant. the chp still investigating that situation that killed a man as he was trying to seek shelter from the storm. the most powerful storm of 2019 has turned deadly. a man in his 40s was killed on an embankment in oakland. >> a branch from the tree due to the rainy stormy condition had fallen and struck an individual below. a medic from the oaklandir departmehe scene. >> reporter: chp says the man was homeless and was sleeping near the freeway when it

friends of alameda animal shelter, alameda island brewing company and the rockwell brewing company wheres. by sunday all the goods will be lined up so 200 families can come to the ymca to select what they need. >> the person who is our president saying that, oh, he can relate to this, he can't relate to this. he can't relate to not having a paycheck when you need to buy your kids food or diapers. we're all sort of trying to band together and make sure that the people who serve our community are being served. >> reporter: a similar coast guard collection drive is under way now up in the north bay. the distribution is set for sunday in novato. and again, a sunday distribution here in alameda. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> the democratic presidential candidate field may grow today. former san antonio mayor julian castro will announce his decision about a possible run for the 2020 presidency this morning. castro previously served as u.s. secretary of housing and urban development under president obama. he was mayor of san antonio from 2009 to 2014. the youngest mayor of a top 50 ameri

kron 4's dan kerman joins us live from coast guard housing in alameda... dan = = coast guard food drive 0111196 insertthe alameda food bank devlivered a van full of food friday for east bay coast guard familiessot cindy houts/alameda food bank :05 everybody that works should be getting paid adn particularly those keeping us safe its unconcionable we would let them go without food or help due to the government shutdown coast guard members are not getting paid and their families are feeling the impact sot shelby james/coast guard spouse :25its not having enough money to put food on the table and not being able to pay our bills, shuffling them around and saying these will get paid and these will notthe food bank dropped off a variety of items to keep these families goingsotweve got milk cereal tuna peanut butter pasta tomamo sauce pork and beans protein bars some snacks this food that arrived friday, along with a slew of community donations that were gathered earlier in the week will be handed out to coast guard families on sunday morningsot danielle manor/ c

but plans are already underway for the old oakland-alameda county coliseum site. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. getting spoiled this week as nice weather continues. much like yesterday skies will remain sunny and dry and under those inviting skies temperatures will continues to boost for parts of the bay well into the low to mid 60's. temperatures will further rise into the weekend ahead of us. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) the oakland athletics continue plans to build a new waterfront ballpark in the jack london square neighborhood... and now the team's president shared the organization's new vision for what would happen to the existing coliseum site. here's kron four's philippe djegal with the details. (philippe)dave kaval/nats- "we're going to put the best possible people, who care for this city, together

the cafe called the local, the friends of alameda animal shelter, alameda island brewing company and the rock wall wine company, where there are collection bins. by sunday, all the donated goods will be lined up so that 200 families can come to the coast guard yamca to collect what the need. >> the president of the club can relate to this. he can't relate to this. he can't relate to not having a paycheck when you need to buy your kids food or diapers. we're trying to band together and make sure the people who serve our community are being served. >> reporter: a similar coast guard collection drive is under way. the coast guard motto is semper pa rat us. always ready. >>> as the government shutdown continues, many federal workers are now going without pay. that includes tsa agents at airports all across the country, as well as air traffic controllers. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has more on how this could impact your travel plans in the coming days. >> as travelers arrived as bay area airports this afternoon, many wondered how much of an impact the government shutdown would have

friends of alameda animal shelter, alameda island brewing company and the rockwell wine company wheres. by sunday all the goods will be lined up so 200 families can come to the ymca to select what they need. >> the person who is our president saying that, oh, he can relate to this, he can't relate to this. he can't relate to not having a paycheck when you need to buy your kids food or diapers. we're all sort of trying to band together and make sure that the people who serve our community are being served. >> reporter: a similar coast guard collection drive is under way now up in the north bay. the distribution is set for sunday in novato. and again, a sunday distribution here in alameda. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> the democratic presidential candidate field may grow today. former san antonio mayor julian castro will announce his decision about a possible run for the 2020 presidency this morning. castro previously served as u.s. secretary of housing and urban development under president obama. he was mayor of san antonio from 2009 to 2014. the youngest mayor of a top 50 ameri

the third made by the alameda county community food bank here this week.michael altfest/accfb- "turns out, they got a few hundred employees who needed assistance because they're not getting paid." more than 450 transportion security administration employees keeping the aiport secure... are either furloughed -- or, working without pay like airport federal security director for the t-s-a, david von damm (dom).david von damm/tsa- "i am and so is the tsa administrator himself. um, everybody in tsa is affected by this -- by this furlough period." on friday, the food bank continued to fill the t-s-a breakroom, turned temporary pantry with food and fresh produce for employees to take with them.nats- "i took one yesterday." this delivery alone exceeded 700 pounds of food.michael altfest/accfb- "we are prepared to do this work as long as the federal workers need our assistance." and, these federal employees can really use the help... now, that this partial government shutdown has reached 28 days. they've gone without multiple paychecks.david von damm/tsa- "i could not be more pleased or impres

in alameda cristina rendon. this storm already produced a few showers but it's slowed down comperil today what we're expecting but it will make its move into the bay areas. you may encountered showers but the main front is still offshore. rainfall totals so far, nothing too impressive. san jose a couple of of inches. it's kind of slow mover but it will eventually make its push into the bay area. a closer look at the satellite and radar we have more cells work their way into the north bay. so here we go, rain showers developing closer to pacifica and it looks like we have enhancements. yellows and oranges showing up here and then moving the maps up north it looks like clover hap deal and out towards the gurnville. area. here is your live camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge. we'll talk more about this system in terms of the rainfall. all that coming up in a few minutes. >>> a state lawmaker from san francisco used political thetater today. the proposal would require all businesses to offer electronic

it is certainly upset about this all. in alameda county terisa estacio (pam) p-g-and-e stock took a huge hit on wall street today -- amid reports that the company is considering filing for bankruptcy filing for considering the company is estacio county terisa in alameda county terisa estacio (pam) (pam) p-g-and-e stock took a huge hit on wall street today -- amid reports that the company is considering filing for bankruptcy protection. the utility faces potentially tens of billions of dollars in liability damages for its confirmed role in some wildfires... and alleged role in several others last year ... such as the deadly camp fire... the cause of that fire has yet to be determined, but p-g&e reported an outage around the time the fire broke out in the same place where the fire ignited. another transmission line failed a short time later, which may have been the cause of a second fire. p-g&e stock fell 22 percent on the news. this is just the latest severe sell- off for the company since november. (ken) the consumer the consumer electronics show kicks off tomorrow in las vegas. we'll sh

over 106- thousand alameda county residents rely on food stamps.un out of federal money. it provides food and nutrition services for families raising young children. looking for someone who robbed a mountain mikes pizza restaurant in walnut creek. it happened late yesterday morning ... just before 11:30 ... and the business on ygnacio valley road. the robber was last seen driving this white, ford focus with license plate number 8-e-g-y- 7-4-5. number 8-e-g-y-license plate focus with license plate number 8-e-g-y-7-4-5. ( james ) police are searching for a man who impersonated a "meals on wheels" employee last week. reports say the man was outside of the safeway on shattuck avenue asking for donations. police say the man ran away after being confronted by an actual meals on wheels employee. the suspect is described as a man in his 60's about six feet tall, last seen wearing a white meals on wheels t-shirt. ( darya )coming up plus... s classroom. detai tentative deal that ends a strike that lasted more than a week. ( darya ) and a new warning for peop

based in alameda. many of the families impacted by this shut down, what are they doing? >> today we saw a lot. the community really came together to help coast guard families. this weekend you'll get a chance to help too. >> reporter: the government shutdown has led to a lot of grocery shopping to help the coast guard. >> the reality of it is setting in. today. >> reporter: families from alameda helped by local businesses are collecting by the bag full. to help those without a paycheck. >> it's just it's a very uneasy feeling. not knowing if we'll have food on the table. are my bills going to be paid. will people understand? >> reporter: donations are coming in to the armed services ymca. >> paper products to diapers. canned food. resources available. >> reporter: families are also getting help from the credit union. offering coast guard members interest free loans. and letting them delay payments on current loans. >> the coast guard is such a great organization. they're out there every day. saving living. doing whatever they can to make the country safer. >> if you'd li

kron 4's dan kerman joins us live from coast guard housing in alameda... dan coast guard food drive 0111195 insertin the wake of the government shutdown, the alameda food bank is turning its sights to the coast guard, whose members are among those not receiving a (grant) paid112/until they get 1:00 guard spouse manor/ coast guard spouse 112/until they get paid (grant) and coming up at 5:30... our consumer finance expert erica sandberg joins us in studio. we will talk about some of the best practices for managing money... especially if you're one of those furloughed employees (vicki) a brutal murder in the south bay-- as san jose police are investigating the deadly stabbing. it happened at a home on darryl drive-- off of payne avenue. that's in a usually quiet neighborhood in west san jose. kron 4's rob fladeboe spoke to neighbors and police today... about the city's first homicide of the year. what began with lights and sirens and then word that a woman was found dead in her home here on darryl drive late last night took neighbors by surprise. that just do

and the flight crew telling alameda county deputies passengers were unruly.on aeromexico flight 662..deseree torres/passenger: "there was no unruly passengers in there at all, if anything, the kids were super well behaved.">deseree torres from newark was just getting back from mexico visiting family, she didn't think she and all the other passengers on board would have to wait on standby - for three hours - on the tarmac, the time almost as long as their flight. cell phone video shows it was a full flight - apparently the air crew did not communicate what was happening as the hours went by..passengers wanted answers..as to why the plane was stuck on the tarmac that long to

in alameda county, philippe djegal, kron four news. well, it may be the hottest ticket in town... as basketball star steph curry ... will host a free concert for young warriors fans tomorrow.(ken) tickets for the concert were given away today in oakland... that is where we join kron four's terisa estacio... she is live at a pop up store where fans lined up to get a golden ticket. ... it sure was a crazy scene... everyone wanting a ticket to this concert put on by curry and friends... the first 225 people got tickets, and they were gone really fast.... like minutes... that made some people not very happy, but others took it in stride. yeah, i was disappointed, i came here at 11am, i knew it was a long shot, actually, i came here yesterday, and then back again. i am hurt. yeah, i wanted a ticket. fans outside this pop up store on 9th street - all eager to get a ticket to a concert put on by steph curry to honor his 10 year anniversary playing with the warriors in oakland and the global launch of the curry 6 basketball shoe. a pair of tickets were given to the first 225 people in lin

. >>> happening now across alameda county hundreds of volunteers are fanning out to count the peoplehomes. allie rasmus is in logan this years must senses that is well underway. >> reporter: good morning. volunteers taking part in this and have started beforeand. there out and find a campus like this and trying to take a tally of the number of peopleliving in them. they're going to people living at their mobile homes or out of their cars. they wanted to get an accurate count of everyone and oakland living without shelter. the earth etc. volunteers who signed up to help with the homeless census they're getting the help of some homeless guides. 150 people have expressed homelessness in the past. there being help pay to help volunteers if i'm homeless the chemist and show them how to respectfully approach people living in them so they can get an accurate count. the homeless that this is done every two years for the last count 2017 found there were more than 5600 homeless people living in alameda county. the concern of course is that the number has gone up. we spoke with one woman out he

. >> live in downtown alameda. where the community came together to help people on the coast guard. >> alameda has a small town hometown feel. and when people are in need of help this community comes together. that business the pizza shop behind me and the coffee shop. even with today's announcement people here say they are willing, ready to help all over again. >> reporter: we have talked to christine so many times about the vewn. she almost feel ts like family. her husband has been working without pay at the coast guard island command center. >> i'm so grateful that this seems to be over for now. but i'm nervous. it's really just a band aid. i'm afraid we'll be in the same position in three weeks. >> the family dipped into their savings to pay the rent. they're behind on everything else. so they're problem now is should they quickly settle the bills? or horde the paychecks they will soon receive. >> on february 16 are we going to be in the same exact spot? i don't want to stress again. about buying groceries and

kron 4's dan kerman visited the coast guard housing in alameda to see how they are getting help... the alameda food bank devlivered a van full of food friday for east bay coast guard familiessot cindy houts/alameda food bank :05 everybody that works should be getting paid adn particularly those keeping us safe its unconcionable we would let them go without food or help due to the government shutdown coast guard members are not getting paid and their families are feeling the impact sot shelby james/coast guard spouse :25its not having enough money to put food on the table and not being able to pay our bills, shuffling them around and saying these will get paid and these will notthe food bank dropped off a variety of items to keep these families goingsotweve got milk cereal tuna peanut butter pasta tomamo sauce pork and beans protein bars some snacks this food that arrived friday, along with a slew of community donations that were gathered earlier in the week will be handed out to coast guard families on sunday morningsot danielle manor/ coast guard spouse 1:05this donation we got fr

and alameda many community members are helping coast guard families who live and alameda. leigh martinez tells a donation drive to help the coast guard families make ends meet. truck active coast guardsmen jared hirsch has been furloughed before. spec the first was back in 95 and that one scared me. but i was a wee one them. >> reporter: is not single but has a family of five. he said with hundreds of other coast guard families to get free groceries after missing the first paycheck in the government shutdown. bucket is bad but i'm glad the community has come together and set usk donations collected cam from several businesses included alameda local coffee which also provided coffee. socks are six members in our family. bucket took enough to last a week. >> gives them a certain peace of mind. this is great right now. the committee has been a bit to rally to rally together and relief will not settle in and we get paychecks. >> reporter: the first cause many to call -- >> they called everything they know. that they will not be able to afford to put food on the table. some hav

i'm live in alameda, leeann melendez, "abc7 news." >> thank you. the bay area is not the only place seeing gusty winds today. take a look at our camera in tahoe. oh, boy, it was bouncing pretty good and the ski lifts were swaying, as well. heavenly mountain resort decided to close for the day because of the winds. >>> so will it be windy the rest of the night? >> here's a quick look from our exploratorium camera. water is choppy out there on the bay but nice and clear. >> let's get the forecast now from spencer christian. >> it's still windy and will be overnight. here's a look at wind gusts from 25 to 30 miles per hour right now. in santa rosa, fairfield, livermore, san jose, san francisco, and as we look at our strong wind advisory, you can see the wind advisory is in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. gusts could reach 60 to 70 miles per hour in the bay area's hills and mountains. that could cause downed power outages. gusts in some locations could reach up to 35 to 45 miles per hour. here's a term we don't often hear, windchill, something ass

across the golden gate bridge, the bay bridge, into the east bay, berkeley, oakland as well as for alameda. danville, san ramon getting that wet weather as you start off the day. from san francisco down through daly city, san bruno, san mateo, redwood city, you can see that light rain lighting up high-def doppler this morning. so our temperatures are definitely on the mild side. we are talking 50s in many spots. 51 in concord. oakland at 52. san francisco, 54. 50 at san jose and santa rosa this morning. weather headlines, cloudy skies. we are looking at mild to cool temperatures. we are looking at mostly cloudy skies as we head through the afternoon. slightly cooler but still mild with temperatures mainly in the 60s this afternoon. a few storms are going to be moving in this week. rain returns as early as wednesday. we'll time it out if you on for you thank you cast, when you will see more rain as we go through the week. details on that coming up. >>> good morning. i have some of those raindrops on the wind shield coming in. if you are travel ago long 880 northbound at stevens creek, look

over 106- thousand alameda county residents rely on food stamps.it provides food and nutrition services for families raising young children. ( james ) furloughed t-s-a workers are at risk of missing their second paycheck due to the government shutdown. at oakland airport, southwest airlines went the extra mile to help them out. yesterday ... the airline offered t-s-a employees free barbeque all day. <"i think it's the litte things. um, i think any sign of appreciation to let them know that we care about them, um, goes a long ways.">( james ) last week, the alameda county community food bank stepped up and donated more than 300 bags of food for furloughed t-s-a agents. ( james ) president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi remain at odds over the state of the union address. the white house says it's moving ahead with plans for trump to deliver his address at the capitol next week. even though pelosi hasn't given the green light. she appears firm in her request that trump postpone the speech until the government reopens. trump will not be able to d

over 106- thousand alameda county residents rely on food stamps.he "wic" program could also run out of federal money. it provides food and nutrition services for families raising young children. ( james ) furloughed t-s-a workers are at risk of missing their second paycheck due to the government shutdown. at oakland airport, southwest airlines went the extra mile to help them out. yesterday ... the airline offered t-s-a employees free barbeque all day. <"i think it's the litte things. um, i think any sign of appreciation to let them know that we care about them, um, goes a long ways.">( james ) last week, the alameda county community food bank stepped up and donated more than 300 bags of food for furloughed t-s-a agents. ( james ) president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi remain at odds over the state of the union address. the white house says it's moving ahead with plans for trump to deliver his address at the capitol next week. even though pelosi hasn't given the green light. she appears firm in her request that trump postpone the speech unt

the best chance will be in contra costa, alameda tonight. i want to take you outside with this dry northerly wind. you have to take your jacket out tonight. in san francisco, to 48 as we cross over to midnight. with the wind, it will drop the windchills down to about 40 degrees. it will be near the freezing mark tonight. let's check in on new years eve celebrations. they're ready to go. coats and scarves everywhere today. nbc bay area joins us live from the ferry building with how the weather is taking a toll. >> good evening. the fireworks are going on regardless. they're expecting 200,000 to 300,000 people out here on the embarcadero. the wind might move the condition of the barge and it will definitely move roof top viewers who can't handle the chill. from the eighth floor terrace, you'll find one of the better fireworks perches in all of san francisco. >> i think it will be. >> he calls at this time million-dollar view. and tonight, he hopes customers take full advantage. >> we'll keep the customers inside. and they're already talking ab

and the flight crew telling alameda county deputies passengers were unruly.on aeromexico flight 662..the plane was traveling from guadalajara, mexico to s-f-o..thursday morningbecause of thick fog...the flight was diverted to oakland international airport.. deseree torres from newark was just getting back from mexico visiting family, she didn't think she and all the other passengers on board would have to wait on standby - for three hours - on the tarmac, the time almost as long as their flight. cell phone video shows it was a full flight - apparently the air crew did not communicate what was happening as the hours went by..passengers wanted answers..

ray kelly/alameda county sheriff: "she's from the northwest part of alameda county, went from the sano waste management transfer station, went through that, it was loaded into a landfill truck.">as investigators look into exactly what happened.. evidence suggests a homicide. ( james ) also in the east bay ... a mexican tourist was injured by gunfire ... just 12-minutes into the new year. the 28-year-old victim was at a new years eve party at a san leandro home on east 14th street. police say he was standing in the backyard ... when the bullet grazed his hand. they are investigating where the gunfire came from. ( darya )on the peninsula... palo alto police have arrested this man.. 28-year-old daniel alveraz, who they say is responsible for sexually assaulting a woman. the assault happened early saturday morning, on el camino real in palo alto. a wom

the alameda supreme court judge trina thompson will preside over the trial. defense attorney tony sarah says his client has been waiting to share his version of events. >> he's very articulate. he's got a very high iq. he has a vocabulary that is interspersed with poetry, so i think he'll be a very able witness when he speaks on his own behalf. >> defense attorneys for alameda and max harris are also asking the alameda district attorney's office to arrest and prosecute 14 other people saying they played a role in the cause of this fire, including the owners of the warehouse and oakland fire officials. the next hearing is scheduled for january 18th. >>> stealing from the stars, police say they've nabbed the thief who targeted celebrity homes over the past two years. the lapd says benjamin ackerman focused on high end homes by casing them at open houses. among the celebrities are usher and adam lambert. the 32-year-old was found with more than 2,000 items like jewelry, artwork, and clothing worth millions of dollars. >> this person is very sophisticated. in a l

. >> su esposo el hombre de 59 años es escoltado por agentes de alameda y requería alimentos para tomar eque se . >> después de pasar 4 horas más esperando ser interrogados fue liberado sin cargos sin disculpas de la aerolínea, beatriz dice que su siguiente vuelo no será con esa aerolínea . >> noticiero 48 telemundo . >> [música] . >> en un comunicado aeromexico y citó hubo problemas así que las autoridades tuvieron e segurida prioridad eso dijo la aerolínea . >> nocia . >> estar en un avión por de esp pidiendo que se necesita algo de agua . >> ciertamente un problema . >> ahora más información . >> un hombre fue puesto bajo custodia por presuntamente lanzar un objeto en una tienda en la zona en pantalla en san francisco causando una expresión según testigos puede ser un indigente el local estaba cerrado . >> otro homicidio en san josé ya son dos muertos en este año , cristian caceres nos cuenta de la investigación . >> la cinta amarilla gu>> [habl de bala . >> en estas imágenes se ve primeros auxilios ayudando a la víctima . >> solo recuerdo ver la calle cerrada el médico y policías ah