alameda police looted haas mugger ot. the victim who 73 years old is walking with her relatives to her car. >>and at that point a person runs out grabs her purse. and does turns into really big violent struggle where she's dragged for a little bit and the person then subsequently gets away it happened around 07:30pm wednesday police have a limited description of the bill purse snatching suspect who was last seen driving out of this parking lot. >>in a newer model light american-made today. investigators say the suspect apparently found the victim's personal information inside her purse it headed straight to the victim's home in oakland, while she was still in alameda the victim was still at the scene waiting for alameda police want the suspects. >>who had her purse and had all her driver's license in keys. trapped and attempted enter inside the house and there was some type a struggle or incident inside the house and not away before police arrived. >>back in alameda some people were surprised to learn that an elderly woma

in alameda haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>fare evaders to be where bart officials took an important step today toward cracking down on the problem of fare evasion for charles clifford gives us a look at a new gate design. on thursday, the bart board settled on a new design for gates that will hopefully deter fare evaders. >>they have chosen a swing style gate that has tall you can see through it hopefully will stop people from jumping over the gate. this design beat out 2 other designs, including a turnstile design and a roll-up design. here at south san francisco on thursday we talked to several riders who feel the new design could be effective one. >>i think in making a little bit more difficult to to jump over with the with the was on that on the site it's not like this for. what's your way through a urges you to hands and a lot easier. >>i give it a try idea because. they do it here but they don't there. >>as forceful as they're in the city. the day had nerve they just do it in the city and they just keep going. i think

according to alameda county sheriff's office. he has been free of course as we know that decision coming after 02:00pm and he has been behind bars here for about 2 years but we're told he may not walk out the front door just behind me this ramp that is where most defendants walk out when they are released from jail. so we're told he may be accommodated just with the situation. we have not seen that much activity since we've been out here where i am this is where those defendants eyes. i mention come out we haven't seen any of their cars or other exits but again we're told by alameda county sheriff's office that this could happen any time at first we were told it would happen at 8 o'clock. so this of course is really up to mister harris so our hope is that he will talk to us as his reaction is something that people would want to hear and of course we're not sure if he will talk to us about of course, and you know his situation. he was arrested first in 2017 of june with his connection to the fire. his role, the dorm and the guy co

in alameda haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>also in alameda nonprofit is now scrambling to restock its fleet of bicycles after a uhaul truck, there was storing the bikes was stolen outside an elementary school in alameda employees say they parked a u haul around 3 o'clock tuesday afternoon. and when they returned the next morning. u haul was gone, 50 bikes, 150 helmets and other equipment were inside. they were all used by cycles of program that teaches school kids spike safety. now lessons it mylan elementary nonprofit drive your bike program are on hold. >>was i was very much and believed we had locked all the doors and. club on the the steering wheel had put a you lock on the back. >>and part of that or. alameda police say the thieves didn't leave any evidence behind no broken glass and investigators confirm the truck was not told to find out if you can donate to help restock that fleet of bikes again go to our website kron 4 dot com. between california and the trump administration is heating up the latest issue, a threate

alameda county superior court: "absolutely!ry attorney in this case brought their a-game">we caught up with judge trina thompson here at the alameda county superior court in oakland to get some of her reflections of the courtroom process during the ghost ship fire trial, the day after the jury aqcuitted max harris and deadlocked on the charges against co-defendant derick almena. judge thompson says both the prosecution and defense made stellar legal efforts on behalf of the people and the defendantssot the jury deliberated on a 4-day schedule with the judge deciding to give them friday's off. she explains why...sot she talks about the decision to have no cameras allowed in the courtroom during the trialsot judge trina thompson is the firs

a woman has been rescued here off the northern part of alameda, again as i mentioned, she is okay. she is in an ambulance and has been taken away to the hospital. reporting live here on alameda, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest, bob. >>> coming up for you here on "today in the bay," wendy's is suddenly looking to hire 20,000 new employees. we'll explain how a change in the menu led to the new hiring binge. >>> and a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning, mike has his eye on the morning commute across the bay area. 4:37 right now. cracker barrel makes every meal one to remember. with favorites like sunday homestyle chicken, now available every day. and our new sweet n' smokey homestyle chicken blt for $8.99. come on home to scratch-made. come on home to cracker barrel come on home to scratch-made. for a slider bag that's easy to open and close ♪ and stays closed, try hefty slider bags. the expandable bottom makes it easy to stand, fill and store, while its easy-to-use slider >>> good morning. i'm kate rogers at cnbc headquarters. here are today'

it was her first day on the job as a dispatcher at the alameda county sheriff's department. wide-eyed, amid the chaos, her future became clear . >> from that day till now i did not look back. i knew this was where i wanted to be. >> reporter: 30 years later, she is back here, winding down a career that has brought her full-circle, from dispatcher to captain at the alameda county sheriff's department. only the third african-american woman to reach that rank in department history. >> for me to be the unit commander, that is huge. >>reporter: her colleague say that they knew she had it in her from the start . >> one of the dispatchers when dave said, you should be a deputy at they get to boss people around . >> she was then add my trainer says that she needs to be a cop. >> that day i filled out my application. took her first job, a happier stint at santa rita jail, where she guarded inmates, whose stories reminded her of her mothers. >> my mom struggled with addiction when we were younger. my mom was able to lift her self up. she went on to get a phd from syracuse. >> reporter

i understand there were four cases of lung illness in alameda county. ose cases?arities among >> yes, across the state and the country we are using some criteria to define w calling cases. some of them -- all have been hospitalized and have rays and some ve needed cks x- support whether it's oxygen or extra pressure and in extreme cases they have been intubated anin intensive care. they definitely have all had some use of vaping devices within the last 90 days. and st of thcases have reported either using thc or cbd in the devices. th >> is america -- that is anthe ingredient in mari that makes you hike essentially . >> exactly. >> are they honing on that thc products? >> it's been hard to determine the cause and there are still no conclusions within the state or nation my. there have been conference calls across the nation talking to pulmonologist another clinicians across the country characterize what are the commonalities and common exposures that we are all still stumped and trying to trying to get the vaping lso cartridges of me of the cases and do different

azenith smith joins us now live in alameda tonight with more on what's behind the jump in prices. azenith? >> reporter: and well julie, no bargain here when it comes to gas prices. take a look at the price for regular unleaded gas. $4.19. and alameda, experts say the prices are high and because of problems with refineries in the state. >> no matter who you speak to drivers here at the gas station if alameda are well aware of the sudden rise in gas prices. >> it's bad, pretty bad news. i think we're being screwed with the gas prices. even for a long time. >> and it was for what? three days? and then it was like, well, it almost went up. >> the average price of unleaded gas in the bay area is now $4.13. and at a time of the year when gas prices are typically down. according to aaa, san francisco has among the highest prices in the country. regular unleaded gas hit $4.11 a gallon. up $0.24 from last week and up $0.44 from last month. nowhere near the record setting price of $4.73 from 2012, but still painful. the reason for the uptick, some pointed out the oil processing plant inside

the victim was still at the scene waiting for alameda police what the suspects. >>who had her purse and had all her driver's license in keys. it's trap and attempted enter inside the house and there was some type a struggle or incident inside the house. >>police are now asking for your help to try to identify the percent ci suspect if you have any information alameda police would like to hear from you. >>high winds helped fuel several fires on mare island in the same place where copper thieves sparked the fire yesterday. the vallejo fire re still fighting the flames. firefighters say there were a total of 4 fires, one of them spread the 40 acres. this fire originally started early on wednesday when somebody cut deeply into to power poles with a saw as they were stealing the copper wire, causing the power lines to fall. those suspects have not yet been caught. all right, let's take a live look outside on this thursday night still warm out how beautiful is that gorgeous night, but you see that role paying in front of the cameras whipping around in the wind it's sti

>> reporter: as of right now, no, but i will tell you, alameda police are working with the group and they found out that things were stolen yesterday when they tended to a school where they were teaching students how to properly ride their bikes safely. that's when they found out the bikes they were using were missing. it was here near the intersection of eighth street and santa clara avenue that alameda police say you haul full of bicycles and helmets were stolen. the group was teaching bicycle safety to students. >> we arrived on our final day of programming, we were about to open up the u-haul and start unloading the bikes, and the u- haul was not there. >> they contacted police to see if there was a mistake or the vehicle had been towed. when they found out that wasn't the case, the instructors had no other choice but to cancel classes. >> we only had one more class, a fourth grade class that needed to go through the training. connect cycles of change that people have reached out through social media hoping to track down the thieves, but as of yet no one has been arrested. alamed

paul chambers in alameda. the developers showed their plans. >> they explained how it will work to bring units to the area. they will have to get rid of the big box stores in the first phase. >> from sky fox you can see the 46-acres. they hope to bring in new stores and housing. they are not creating a community with the plan, they are shoving up residential units in what they see as unused space at the present time. >> in phase one some of the business has the option of relocating. one business that won't make the cut, shoreline car wash, there's no place to put it. it will be replaced with residential unites. parking spaces and new stores. >> it's a disturbing view of the future. i see it in other cities the need for the higher density housing. the traffic that will happen. >> phase two will bring 79 residential and 156 living units. later phases could have box department stores replaced with housing units. with so many slatted to list in the island. >> traffic is impacted in alameda, with shoreline drive be

or tomorrow, yeah, it sounds like he should be released some time this evening, according to the alameda county sheriff's office but after that. >>what's next, here's kron four's theresa >>max harris is 29 years old and for the past as to 2 years nearly. he has been incarcerated at the rita jail but that's all going to change here shortly that after the jury here in alameda county acquitted him of 36 charges of involuntary manslaughter now just a short time ago i spoke with sergeant ray kelly is a spokesperson for the jail. he kind of walk me through what's going to happen tonight as max harris gathers up his stuff and he will be set free listen in. >>though we already arranged a special transport for him back to a santa rita jail in dublin. and during the next a 3 to 4 hours we'll be processing out of that facility and then once he's done there will be a free person walk out of our jail. >>as you have personal effects is he does he's been in our custody for a couple years now and so i would imagine he's writings and personal effects that he's probably going to want will be allowed acces

>>i'm here the alameda county office of emergency services and this is where the alameda county sheriff's. dive team is based. >>yeah we have sonar when the communications equipment we have buoys ropes. >>sergeant ray kelly watch me through and showed me their mobile unit deployed in circumstances like what they are dealing with in that boat tragedy in santa barbara. sergeant kelly talked about the protocol and steps as those crews worked diligently to bring the victims back to their loved ones. >>there's a lot of different tools to use not just divers but these remote operated vehicles that go under water, the of cameras there kind like robots under water. they can give you a lot of imagery and then you can use your side scan sonar. and sonar will give you a picture of what it looks like underneath there. and then year-old julian at the sun down divers and you're going to do that with a lot of safety and a lot of other team members being ready to go in a rescue diver if they should become trapped, you know one of those lost to 2030 minutes the pending on what you're doing how much are re

>>walk he may take another exit that is from the alameda county sheriff's office. we're here outside of santa rita jail we're told he may walk sometime around 8 o'clock but as we know a fluid situation here. he is a free man so he could walk any time. we do know when he left the courthouse, he came here to do the process and all that and as we know this all unfolding and he fate is not the same for derick almena who is still sitting here at a jail cell. and of course so we will bring you more details as we wait out here our hope is that he will talk to us and get some reaction about the verdict. we're live in dublin, gayle ong kron 4 news. uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to know geico and see how much you could save on homeowners and renters insurance. tht

closer to the water, low 70s for alameda as well., today, 78 los gatos. 73 by the water, santa cruz. along the peninsula, low 70s. 66 expected in san francisco. then low 60s expected. here's a look at your extended forecast. temperatures will bump into the upper 80s for inland cities on wednesday. we don't stop there. we're into the 90s by thursday. upper 90s by friday. doesn't last though. temperatures do begin to drop once again. we'll go upper 70s around the bay for our saturday and sunday. upper 80s inland. 60s at the coast. dave. >> thank you. >>> just a reminder, make sure your download the ktvu weather app. it has interactive radar, hourly updates and the seven day forecast. it also has an easy feature to upload your weather and video. the ktvu weather app is free to download for your smartphone or tablet. >>> it is 5:51. the city of san francisco still pushing to buy pg&e's power lines in the city. how pg&e is reacting and what it says about the idea of selling its assets during its bankruptcy. >>> a warning for a popular e h

>>i'm here the alameda county office of emergency services and this is where the alameda county sheriff's. dive team is based. >>yeah we have sonar when the communications equipment we have buoys ropes. >>sergeant ray kelly watch me through and showed me their mobile unit deployed in circumstances like what they are dealing with in that boat tragedy in santa barbara. sergeant kelly talked about the protocol and steps as those crews worked diligently to bring the victims back to their loved ones. >>there's a lot of different tools to use not just divers but these remote operated vehicles that go under water, they have cameras there kind like robots under water. they can give you a lot of imagery and then you can use your side scan sonar. and sonar will give you a picture of what it looks like underneath there and then year-old julian at the sun down divers and you're going to do that with a lot of safety and a lot of other team members being ready to go in and rescue diver if they should become trapped. >>in alameda county tree says stasio kron 4 news. >>we have continuing coverage of the

. >>> i'm christin ayers at the alameda county courthouse where the verdict came in. first there were audible gasps from stunned friends and family members. then there were tears and anger. tonight, the ghost ship warehouse sits unassuming on the street where the deadly fire happened two and half years ago. but outside an alameda county courthouse, the pain was still palpable. >> maxis guilty. they didn't find him guilty. i don't know why. max is guilty. >> reporter: for mary vega, whose son alex died in the fire, grief gave way to anger. >> i lost my son. and this is what happens? i am not happy about this. >> reporter: angered that max harris is now a free man. outside the courtroom, david gregory, whose daughter michela also died in the fire did not hold back. >> absolutely i'm disappointed. there is a man walking out there that should be in jail right now. he was willing to take a plea deal for six years, okay? you tell me if that is a not guilty person? come on. >> reporter: parents of the ghost ship victim said they simply wanted someone to be held responsible.

our the second lane from the left we have injuries and you're back up the spilling beyond alameda de los pulled those so a similar has been issued for this crash involving officer, no other details at this time. 80's a mess into cupertino multi-car crash north to 80. i've still blocking the 3 left lanes so it's awful here solid from 17 look at that backup. that's why you're in a whopping 44 minutes because of this crash last year in cupertino you are backed up the on 17 so either avoid or get out their extra early since you have to sit in that back up looking better on 92 across the san mateo bridge 17 minutes to the peninsula and the bay bridge, not so bad, it's thinning out, especially for you fast strikers in the middle the averaging 15 minutes into san francisco john. >>well robin sky i was definitely still on the cloudy side as you can see out there above san francisco sales force hour reaching into those low clouds that still hover over the city, a mix of clouds and some sunshine as reappear dn in the south bay while your view from berkeley still not much of a view at all it's

>>arafat in alameda. the community's help in identifying purse snatching suspect if you have any information out be the police would like to hear from you. in alameda haaziq madyun kron 4, 2, so that forward. >>and it was attacked was 73 years old in the south bay and 91 year-old man who was visiting his wife's grave site he was attacked and he goes there every day spends all of this time to see her eats lunch. you know in the graveyard and somebody who looks like this is a sketch of the attacker. hit the 91 year-old man in the back the head with a rock. so now police are looking for this man, he attacked the a elderly man in mission park cemetery s the cemetery are horrified by this. >>this is a victim who. >>wife's grave site on daily basis takes a lawn chair because he spends quite a lot of it hours out there. with this deceased spouse and to have this happen to him in such a manner that it happened to him is just completely unacceptable. >>other visitors who are mourning at the grave site today called

struck me while, and alameda county, cruz from alameda county are working to contain the walker fire. heading out to assist crews who are already on the ground there. struck a fire station in one county is reopening after it was closed due to budget cuts. it was one of seven fire stations at cost you onto county . it is the 5th to reopen of the seven stations that closed in the county. struck 8:44 am. was talk about traffic. today's a little atypical because of the big event in silicon valley. there is, of course, typical tuesday traffic. struck it is pretty hard to know if the apple event had more traffic in cupertino this morning because everything is slow there. i can say that the crashes that we have that are now cleared did have an impact on the commute. by the time you get to the bay bridge, you are waiting 20 minutes. things are looking better now. also, the traffic in oakland is looking a little better on 880. things are getting to pull out a little bit. we talked about the traffic getting in this morning. what i noticed this morning is it got started earlier than normal and n

the others are in oakland and alameda. this woman and her daughter decided to donate this bike. in alameda, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> uber is wrapping up its safety features as it comes under fire over allegations that the company is putting profits ahead of passenger safety. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez has moore. >> reporter: uber is guaranteeing riders that when you get into this car, you will be safe. >> because it's the right thing to do. >> reporter: that's head of uber's safety program who rolled out the company's safety tool kit. for one, you will now have the option of requesting a code to make sure you have the right driver. >> and only if the pin is the right pin can the driver start the trip. >> sometimes late nights, all cars look the same. you may hop into the wrong car thinking it's the uber, so the confirmation would definitely help on drunken friday nights. >> reporter: you're revealing too much of yourself. riders or drivers can now text 911 discreetly if in trouble. >> all you have to do is hit the send button and all the important information fr

one task force is out of menlo park and the other is out of alameda county. they both have been working to get people to safety in north carolina in the aftermath of hurricane dorian. other california teams are still deployed though to the bahamas. >>> still ahead, an apology on the camign trail with senator kamala harris said about president trump that has some people saying it was insensitive. >>> and it is one of the best universities in the world and it is right here in the bay area. >>> and today certainly felt like a tease, but what we can expect for the fall. we have the cloud cover, temps in the 60s and 70s, but changes are on the way and they may include a warm-up. i'll have details on that coming up. >>> closed captioning sponsored by -- your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials,

this was a couple weeks ago but the alameda cam video.rage was destroyed but thankfully no one in the home was hurt. still no word on what caused the fire. >>> the streets in san francisco could be getting a little bit more crowded. 4,000 more escooters on the street started next month. and the number could go as high as 10,000 if it goes as planned. ers will have to follow rules that the city put in place. you can only ride the scooters in the bike line, not on the sidewalk. and you have to lock the scooter to something when you're done. >>> right now movie fans lining up to catch one last film at a peninsula land mark. guild theater will shut down tonight after more than 90 years in business. single screen venue has been a big draw for lovers of foreign and independent movies. the new owners will renovate and reopen as a live music venue. they say they might consider showing a movie or two now and then. those one-cinema theaters are almost completely gone from the bay area. you see them being turned into gyms or other things. >> it's a

what are some of the ways that you are addressing that with the alameda county financial officer thatwith the di rict right now? mber one ki would say that alameda county is actually a decision i made to actually have a oser partnership with our alameda county of education, and actually, my three priorities were me coming into this role and being a product of this district where i was the teacher when we first went into state ceivership. i was e teacher who had a pink slip because we had a make massive cuts. i became a principal and had toy lay ofclass of five staff because we had to beve a massive cut. so for me, the grand jury only substantiated what i was able to see and experience actually being an employee inthe system on systemic issues. >> yes. but one thing you can point ac is anmplishment. >> one is an increase in our reserve. when i took over the position, we were at .67% in our reserve.y that is actubelow what you are required to have as a district of our size. your are supposedto have a minimum of 2%. that is important because when you drop down below the minimum, it means

bob redell live in alameda. what are they trying to accomplish with the strike?rter: they're trying to get their employer back to the bargaining table, according to nurses behind us. we have about 400 nurses going on a 24-hour strike starting at about 7:00, a half hour. they're already preparing. it's a 24-hour walkout, to protest what they describe as unfair labor practices. we spoke with one of the nurses, she teld us they've been negotiating with their employer, alameda health system for ten months, have met 18 times at the bargaining table and have gotten nowhere. the union has already filed charges with the state accusing their employer of failing to bargain in good faith. >> i've been on the negotiating team five different times over the years. i've been here 30 years and literally i have never experienced the kind of disdain and disrespect that, across the table that we have had with the alameda health system leadership. >> reporter: alameda health system just issued a response within the past looks like 20 minutes, some of that response we put on your tv

alameda is a safe place with a low crime rate. and he said there's a very easy solution to prevent these break- ins >> the whole time i think it was my roommate in the shower. and then 20 minutes went by and then 30 minutes went by. >> reporter: after that jason turner decided to check on his roommate. like i open the door and he jumped back out of the shower. he was a naked. i went into my room and grabbed a bat and locked them in the bathroom. >> reporter: a 23-year-old homeless man was arrested. and at this nearby house not far from his apartment a man came in through and unlike unlocked door . >> i jumped up and said hey how's it going i felt like i needed to be friendly and not react by screaming, or he would get violent. >> he was making sexual commentary and it was a not appropriate what he was saying. not appropriate and it was alarming because my daughter was asleep in her bed. >> reporter: after he refused to leave she ran outside and screamed for help. >> i was out of my mind. shaking. >> it's a scary. we need to be on

. >>> up next, with break-ins happening in one part of alameda county. >> somebody took a shower and 70 else's home. if you think that is strange, wait until you hear what that suspect did just minutes ago before. >>> the question is, will anybody get on board? >> the political ideology. >>> plus, vern is usually above the rim. by chase center has a new feature that pretty much anybody conduct like a pro. ♪ the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. thiwith the world's firstdo, invisible trailer. invisible trailer? hop in. silverado offers an optional technology package with up to 15 different views- including one enhanced view that makes your trailer appear invisible. wow. that's pretty sweet. that's cool. where'd the trailer go? or, get a total value of ninet

to be on hold now until we can get replacements the silly of the city of alameda right now started a collection drive for that nonprofit, if you would like to drop off any donations, either bikes or a monetary donations go to the oakland by curry or the open public library's main branch or the mainland elementary schools. >>it's not june. but today it is others days of you thinking about taking your kids the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. down unfortunately, heat up for friday and there's still lot of people driving death nationally into san francisco, the bay bridge, the busiest still slow from the maze all the way across the upper deck, so it's popular to overtime. >>and the weather this weekend looking forward to it. and those triple and this week is

>>so if you have an appointment at san leandro hospital or alameda hospital. you should be ok. but the staff nurses as you can clearly see theylike they're ready to go to work, but instead if they are ready to battle their employers because they said that they are looking for a new contract. here's lisa lafave one of the head nurse is here. you guys aren't even battling for more money it's not. >>actually our number one issue is safe staffing. adding to the bone patients are at risk every day. and it's like the old saying it's like drunk driving you can get away with it sometimes but everybody's at risk. all the time and we worry about our patients we care about our patients and what they've created here at san leandro in alameda hospital is untenable it is unsafe and we're here to fight for safety and or patient when's the next time you're heading back to the bargaining table. well we would go back today as long as only the health system's recognizes all their unfair labor practices. >>if they admit that and want to address that with us we'll be back to the table this afternoo

in alameda county, no. i do most of them. i evaluate each hearing differently and i have evolved.ct to every single hearing. if there is a case where a victim vehemently disagrees with it or next of kin, we will come in and oppose. however, in other cases, we are actually recommending that people be released . >> i see prison has become a dumping ground for people of mental illness and they are doing the best they can to help with the but on the sentencing level, what is being done to mitigate those factors? >> we are in the process in alameda county of developing a diversion program where we are reviewing, before people are even charged, whether they should be pushed in the community-based programs because we see it as a public health issue. >> as the foreign progress, many say the most emotional impactful portion was when oakland's police chief spoke up off the cuff and from the heart . >> i have a great deal of respect from the police but we have cause some hurt and harm. everybody in this room. it neve really happens, actually. nobody really stands up and takes accountability

this weekend at the alameda county fairgrounds. to learn more about how you can find your new four-legged best friend visit kpix.com/pets. >>> some new images tonight of a rare will siding off the southern california coast. experts say the last time they spotted a say will of laguna beach was two years ago. the siding has created a buzz in the whale watching community as you can imagine. because the say well is listed as an endangered species.>>> is going to be a nice day tomorrow. >>> the only place where you will get relief. so much of our weather is dictated i sitting next to a chilly ocean. not when the wind is calm. it doesn't matter. the wind is called almost everywhere. even at the beach three miles per hour. the wind is calm in san jose pleasanton santa rosa novato no ocean influence whatsoever. temperatures are staying mild. san francisco 72 right now. concorde 73. santa rosa 65. livermore 67. we cool off tonight. fremont 52. san francisco 60. mill valley fall arts festival this weekend. not the 90s like tomorrow in mill v

nbc bay area's kristy smith has reaction from the team in alameda for us, kristy. >> well, after practice today coach gruden laid it out saying the raiders did all they could to work it out. he believes antonio brown is misunderstood, a good guy and a good player. and he says he hopes he gets all that he wants. but he also says that the team has to look forward to their next game on monday without him. >> we tried every way possible to make it work. >> raiders coach john gruden expressed disappointment with the release of star wide receiver antonio brown. he looked forward to coaching him. >> i wish antonio nothing but the best. i'm sorry that we never got a chance to see him in silver and black. very disappointing. >> the team's short relationship with brunn was filled with drama. saturday he posted on social media that he wasn't mad but wanted a chance to prove critics wrong. he asked to be released. then he posted in video after finding out that he was. fans at ricky's sports theater and grill weren't surprised. >> i think he had it coming. you know, i mean, he wasn't promising anythin

does that 310 million include the project at alameda creek? >> 310 million. >> that's remaining; right? >> yes. it does include that, yes. >> it's not -- the fish project is not in the -- >> excuse me. okay. there's two projects. there's the fish passage at the alameda creek, that's one project. the alameda catchment project is still in the environmental review process. so the 310 million includes that. >> and then where does the fish passage replacement -- >> that's technically still in construction, part of the 1.015 million. >> okay. >> yeah -- billion, i should say. >> and 310 remaining in the pie chart; right? >> 310 million remaining in the pie chart. >> right. thank you. >> yeah. >> so the replacement project was substantially complete in april. final construction completion did complete in july. i'm reporting on the last slide so they report that. you can see the plaque that was presented at the dedication in may has now been installed. the project administrative close out will continue through the end of this year. and there's eight a

. >> reporter: seconds that ended his life according to the alameda county sheriff's department. he fled from deputies after failing to yield at a traffic stop at oakland international airport. he later ran through a gate that led to the tarmac. he was also seen jumping into the san francisco bay. his body was found yesterday. >> he had drug induced schizophrenia, paranoia disorder. that creates that situation. >> reporter: his mom says this was called by mental health and a drug addiction. she believes he had a mix of multiple drugs in his system. prior to sunday she says he had been sober for seven years. >> i had great recovery. he built a beautiful life for himself. and whatever triggered it, it's done. it's the end of a beautiful life, a beautiful boy. >> reporter: now prior to the incident, alameda county sheriff says he was seen driving around the airport. his mom says she missed three calls from him. she believes he was hallucinating. what did he say in the voice mail? >> he said he loved me. >> reporter: initially the alameda county sheriff expressed concerns about a nex

leadership. >> alameda health system just issued a response saying in part they are taking the appropriate steps to minimize the impacts of the 24-hour strike on patient care. adding, quote, we understand our nurses are valuable members of our care team and critical to. >>> live now to sfo and a lot of travellers are breathing a sigh of relief. the runway construction that snarled traffic now over. it reopened last night. a week ahead of schedule. people were very relieved and when we talked to them. the work started on the runway nearly two weeks ago and on the first day there were thousands of cancellations and delays and not a run ride for travelers as you might imagine. >> good news there. >>> up in smoke. next for you this midday, the major retail will that stop selling e-cigarettes amid growing health concerns. >>> plus -- >> there was no way out. >> southeast texas under water. the rescue efforts happening right now as remnants of tropical storm imelda dump a historic amount of rain on the area. >>> and cashing in on an invasion. thousands storm area 51 this weekend. companies are l

alameda police now investigating the theft in the meantime bike lessons with that nonprofit or didn't have to be on hold the city of alameda is trying its best to help out they started a collection drive to try and raise money and donations if you can drop off a donation feel free to you can take it either to the oakland by curry the open public library's main branch right there island elementary. investigating the d sky diver she landed on highway and got hit by a big rig. it's the 7th death from the lodi parachute center since 2016, but it bore low has more. >>drivers in the campo are shaken after a parachute is still to her death. a date. california highway patrol says the 28 year-old skydiver from columbia laid motionless and highway 99 near doha road after hitting a semi truck at about 1400. a group of parachutists i was told group of 7 was there a shooting. they were descending a 28 year. it's still unclear why the sky driver shame, >>so bad for the family. >>a lot says the past the group skydivers took off from the lodi parachute center. a police raided by the fbi and departmen

>>in the span alameda, an elderly woman is recovering this morning.bbed while she was shopping that happened wednesday night the parking lot of the ross store in the south shore shopping center. a man ran up to the woman and stole her purse. and he had used information from her purse and find out where she lives and went to her house. >>the victim was still at the scene waiting for alameda police one of the suspects who had her purse and had all her driver's license in keys. it's trap and attempted enter inside the house and there was some type struggle or incident inside the house. >>he did get away and we have no good description of the attacker. >>well bart officials have decided on a new design to try and stem the rise in fare evaders the board members decided on the swing gate design that's that plexiglas one that swings open like a pair of french doors and you see pictures of it there. bart managers say these doors are taller and sturdier and then make it more difficult for fare evaders to jump over the panels are just simply push them open. the

elementary school in alameda. so the next morning, the truck was gone. had locked all the doors and. >>club on the the steering wheel had put a you lock on the back part of that or okay. >>alameda police are still investigating main time bike lessons with the nonprofit they're on hold. so the city of alameda they started a collection drive for that nonprofits to keep in mind you can help you can drop off donations at the oakland by curry the oakland public library main branch and also the maya lin elementary school if you want to help out. after serving the valencia neighborhood for more than a side is closing its doors the south indian restaurant, which first opened in 2005. says that that decision was an easy but high rents and you know raising rising prices and minimum wage that's all a bit concerned it's taking a toll on their finances. the owner is now calling on the city and state leaders to help small businesses like his own just push through. >>the mission neighborhood but it's it's became very expensive. the legislators. you know the city state

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. >>> developing news from alameda county. two people are reportedly dead after a train struck them in berkeley. the victims were struck by an amtrak san joaquin train after 8 last night near 4th street and bancroft way. there are no reports of injuries among anyone on board the train. train service in the area was disrupted by it appears everything should be back on schedule this morning. . >>> and campaign 2020, 10 democrats squared off in the lengthy debate at texas southern university last night. >> health care was again a big focus like it was in the previous two debates as was guns. natalie brand is in houston with details on the debate last night. >> reporter: a feisty fight over health care kicked off the 3rd democratic presidential debate. >> nobody said how much it's going to cost. >> reporter: senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren defensed medicare for all. >> under my legislation people will not go into financial ruin. >> i never met anybody who likes their health insurance company. >> reporter: more moderat

in alameda county, no. we look at it. i do most of them and i evaluate things very differently and in 2006, did object every hearing. if there was a case where a vic tim vehemently disagrees with it or next of kin, we will come in and oppose. in other cases, we are actually recommending the people be released. >> sc prison has become a dumping ground for people with mental illness and they are doing the best they can to help with that, but on the sentencing level, i'm wondering what is being done to mitigate those factors. >> we are in the process in alameda county of developing a diversion program where we are reviewing, before people are even charged, whether they should be pushed in the community-based program because we see it as a public health issue. >> after -- as the 2 1/2 hour program progress, was when the police chief spoke up off the cheap -- off-the-cuff. >> a have a great deal of respect for the police. that we have caused some hurt and harm. everybody in this room has hurt someone.>> it is rare. that never

>>i'm here the alameda county office of emergency services and this is where the alameda county sheriff's. dive team is based. >>yeah we have sonar when the communications equipment we have buoys ropes. >>sergeant ray kelly watch me through and showed me their mobile unit deployed in circumstances like what they are dealing with in that boat tragedy in santa barbara. sergeant kelly talked about the protocol and steps as those crews worked diligently to bring the victims back to their loved ones. >>there's a lot of different tools to use not just divers but these remote operated vehicles that go under water, they have cameras there kind like robots under water. they can give you a lot of imagery and then you can use your side scan sonar. and sonar will give you a picture of what it looks like underneath there and then year-old julian at the sun down divers and you're going to do that with a lot of safety and a lot of other team members being ready to go in a rescue diver if they should become trapped, you know one of those lost to 2030 minutes the pending on what you're doing how much are

the victim was still at the scene waiting for alameda police what the suspects. her purse and had all her driver's license in keys. it's trap and attempted enter inside the house and there was some type a struggle or incident inside the house. >>police are now asking for the community's help in identifying purse snatching suspect. they say if you have any information to please call shooting at a costco in corona in s video last night to the videos from june and it shows shoppers scrambling to safety after an off-duty los angeles police officer shot and killed kenneth the officer claimed assaulted him. yesterday the riverside county district attorney's office announced it would not be filing criminal charges against the officer involved. now the attorney for french's parents say the family will move forward with a federal civil rights lawsuit against that officer and the city of l a. >>the reason we're naming the city of los angeles is because he worked for the city of los angeles as an la pd officer. we believe he used a weapon given to him by the lapd he announc

hundreds of nurses at alameda hospitals and san leandro hospitals started picking this morning. better pay, higher staffing. the nurses and hospitals have met 18 times over the past year but still can't agree on a contract. >> i've been here 30 years, and literally i have never experienced the kind of disdain and disrespect across the table that we have had with the alameda health system system. >> the alameda health leadership system issued a statement saying in part we understand that our nurses are valuable members of our care team and are critical to delivering quality care for those needing our services. again that one-day strike is over tomorrow. >>> more protection from mountain lions. that is the call tonight after on hig peninsula. wildlife advocates want better fencing they say young mountain lions get pushed out by the older ones and end up where they are not expected. >> for mountain lions, the problem is that it's so fragmented all along the coastal areas there. they are kind of stuck. but then the younger ones, they will get run out by the adults and so they are tr

"today in the bay's" bob redell is live in alameda to tell us what the health care workers are tryingcomplish. bob? >> reporter: in about an hour and a half you have about 400 nurses at alameda hospitals behind me in san leandro hospital not too far from here walking out to protest what they call unfair labor practices. could you see some of the nurses are already up here, they're getting a head start, going to be walking out at 7:00, accusing their employer of failing to bargain in good faith. another strike is for 24 hours and coincidentally nurses at san ramon regional medical center are walking out as part of a nationwide 24-hour strike. this strike is separate from the one in alameda, involves 6,500 nurses from california, arizona, florida, illinois. the nurses here and in arizona and florida, they're protesting their employer tenet health care. according to business insider they've been negotiating for a new contract for over a year and a half. they want better nurse retention and nurse-to-patient ratios. a spokesman for tenet tells "the insider" they've been negotiating in good

it will be alameda's third ferry terminal. the mayor of alameda says this very will help the entire bay area by cutting down on greenhouse gas emissions.>> this ferry terminal is so important because we cannot just keep adding more cars to our roadways, to our bridges, to our tunnels. we can't keep widening highways. we need to get people out of their cars, and the ferry is a perfect way to commute.>>> alameda's new ferry terminal is due to open in about a year.>>> it is now 7:54 am, and good nose for the retailers that is helping the mood on wall street this morning. pam cook is back at the studio now with dollars and cents. pam? >>> analyst are saying amazon prime actually notes a lot of retailers because walmart and others jumped in with retail sales that were up and august thanks to online sales and also some car shopping. ringing the opening bell this morning, local company, cloud flare based in san francisco, and online security firm helps to protect websites. companies deliver content security. $15 at year. the still is