>>drop the lawsuit against alameda county. another sports team. that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to purchase the county's interest of the coliseum complex. >>so the whole issue is about money. >>oakland city councilmember noel dial says the city had no choice but to file the lawsuit because. >>we've been negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around and the city of oakland to try to cut a deal with the alameda county. he says instead of selling to the city of oakland county agreed to sell its half of the coliseum site to the a's. >>which according to this complaint violates the state's surplus land that regarding publicly owned property the land belongs to the public. not only that alameda county supervisor nate miley says the counties $85 millio

espn reports lawsuit was filed in alameda county last week.a woman accuses brown of slapping punching and choking her multiple times, starting last year the raiders have yet to comment. >>now take a check on our y you talking about rain drops are starting to fall. yeah, i think we're seeing a little rain out there right now you can just make it down this live camera see this right here those the showers begin to pop up around the bay area is pretty light out there right now, but this is from berkeley looking back over the bay in fact you'll see it on the doppler radar watch the moisture begin to show break there that's that band that is now moving into the bay area producing a few very very light showers at this time, but if you're out there certainly might see a couple rain drops neighborhood in oakland that stretches all all the way back in the bay here near alameda, but we'll see that pushing eastward over the next few minutes here and that will bring with it a chance of rain. if you live in some of those neighborhoods not only there but up

>>surging kilian alameda county covers quite a wide swath. from the to get flat line areas what what are most concerned about are you putting man power in a particular place that you think is most vulnerable. >>great that's a great question we you know. asking the entire county which is about 1.5 million people to be prepared for this event. but is a section of the county that runs basically down the center of the county which is basically most of our. highly populated but for speed area there's a lot of dry brush in those areas that runs from berkeley all the way down south to fremont in santa clara e within that corridor which is which we put napping all that out there of the affected areas to to be those the areas of of extreme concern we're asking were seen maps that that's being put out by pg e move and that all depends on what kind information they're getting from that weather. forecasters so this is a very fluid situation. >>sergeant kelly people have been aware that this may happen for months now here it is if you're someone watching

goupget you to the alameda maze whuse 101-4280 to continue into san francisco. we have sloan on 580 westbound coming in from 205 which is typical. there have been no other problems on the stretch over to castro valley. 880 traffic looks good and if you're driving over to the toll plaza you will see a slight delay westbound coming into san francisco. >>> a little cool down after a slight warm-up yesterday. most locations in the 70s. today we downshift a little bit. mostly sunny, breezy and cooler. sometimes only people in weather notice this drop. a little system sweeping by to the north. high clouds drifting over us now. santa rosa, 78-74. san jose at 72. all forecast highs are below average. although they are set for warmer but that won't be until the weekend. 40s and 50s around the bay. berkeley, 51. alameda, 49. there is your system falling apart but it will usher in a cooler pattern for today. a cooler thursday. mostly sunny. the breeze will pick up after the system goes by. warmer weather will kick in for the all-important weekend. today, 60s and 70s. >>> t

alameda county sheriff's office has released video of an inmate death at the santa rita jail. next, the reason the deputies invo criminal charges. >>> new developments in the plans to build a new ballpark. the response from the mlb to the city of oakland's lawsuit over the coliseum's future . >>> first, we want to take you out to santa barbara, on the coast. the weather is looking pretty nice as the sun rises.you are watching mornings on 2. >>> let's take you live to the opening bell this morning. investors will be watching another report coming out today. the overall health of the service sector could be an indicator of potential economic slowdown. there is the bell. it does look like a slightly higher opening but it's been a rough start to the quarter after some very disappointing reports on the economy. we will have your business news coming up in today's dollars and sense . >>> thank you for joining us on mornings on 2. thursday, october 3 . i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook . >>> we are following a deadly wrong-way crash in san francisco. northbound 101. four people were ki

county or risk losing the team to another city of now it is alameda county say take the lawsuit off of the table or there will be no negotiations between the 2 for the cell of the coliseum site by colleagues on the board of supervisors say that. >>they will not in attending any discussion with the city into lawsuit go away. >>oakland city council member larry reid says the city of oakland filed a lawsuit to prevent the county from selling the county share of the land to the a's for the price of million because lawsuit was based on the surplus property act. >>that you've got to put it out to the public. either around the million range that the a's and the county has been discussing higher dollar. preserving our rights. as relates to the sale of that land since the drain, leon byrd both the city and county. >>however alameda county supervisor nate miley is on the record saying there is an exemption that allows the county to the goal. she ate directly with the a's. if you're wondering why the coliseum site is commingled with the a's privately-funded bob park at the howard terminal site

new body camera video released by the alameda county sheriff's office after the death last june of 21 armstrong at the santa rita jail. the coroner has ruled that armstrong died of asphyxiation while being restrained in custody. after a restraint called the wrap was put on him. armstrong's family was first told he died of a drug overdose. the alameda county district attorney said no criminal charges will be filed because none of the deputies acted recklessly. >>> demonstrators in texas hit the streets in dallas protesting the 10 year prison ntence given to a former police officer convicted of murder in the shooting death of her neighbor. former officer amber guyger shot and killed botham jean last year inside his own apartment after she says she mistook his apartment for her own. and thought he was an intruder. she could have been given 99 years in prison for that deadly shooting but the jury sentenced her to 10 years in prison. botham jean's brother told guyger that he forgave her and hugged her in the courtroom. >> i don't even want you to go to jail. i want the best for you. becaus

>>drop the lawsuit against alameda county. another sports team. that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to purchase the county's interest of the coliseum complex. >>so the whole issue is about money. >>oakland city councilmember noel dial says the city had no choice but to file the lawsuit because. >>we've been negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around and the city of oakland to try to cut a deal with the alameda county. he says instead of selling to the city of oakland county agreed to sell its half of the coliseum site to the a's. >>according to this complaint violates the state's surplus land that regarding publicly owned property the land belongs to the public. not only that alameda county supervisor nate miley says the counties $85 million agre

in april alameda county board of supervisors authorize negotiations with the team to sell the counties have share of the coliseum for $85 million. oakland is now asking the court to enforce a law that says publicly owned land will be used first for affordable housing and other uses. the oakland a's said they were blindsided by the suit. >> we always prefer as an organization to work things out not in a courthouse. i think that leads to bett solutions and we hope something like that can prevail. at the oakland city attorney filed a lawsuit on behalf of the city council. in a statement she said the coliseum is oakland's largest public land parcel and it is important to develop it to benefit the people of oakland and alameda county. >>> new developments from washington on the impeachment inquiry. president trump's personal attorney has now hired an attorney of his own as he faces a congressional subpoena. lauren blanchard reports that secretary of state mike pompeo is now pushing back against house democrats as well who have scheduled depositions with several state department officials. >

>>drop the lawsuit against alameda county. another sports team. that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to purchase the county's interest of the coliseum complex. >>so the whole issue is about money. >>oakland city councilmember noel dial says the city had no choice but to file the lawsuit because. >>we've been negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around the city of oakland to try to cut a deal with the alameda county. he says instead of selling to the city of oakland county agreed to sell its half of the coliseum site to the a's. >>which according to this complaint violates the state's surplus land that regarding publicly owned property the land belongs to the public. not only that alameda county supervisor nate miley says the counties $85 million ag

outages will impact parts of contra costa, santa clara, alameda and san mateo counties. in the second phase, 234,000 homes and businesses are expected to be impacted. >> also this morning, many schools and universities across the bay have canceled classes preemptively today. you can see our ticker there rolling on the bottom of the screen with the schools listed, and the south bay bracing for outages as well. we expect san jose mayor sam liccardo will hold a news conference, at 7:00 a.m. we will stream that live. >> kari hall is tracking the red flag warning and concerns over the winds. >> mostly for the hills. elevations above 1,000 feet will have the highest threat of experiencing those high winds as well as the low humidity. as we take a live look in san francisco, you're getting ready to head out for the day, and we are going to have some cooler temperatures, if you're about to head out the or, it's jacket weather, but going through the day, it will be cooler than we've seen, with high temperatures there in the upper 60s. inland areas upper 70s and low 80s. we'll be

>>sending this blue suv into a home on lincoln avenue in alameda on wednesday, there was a car inside a house. >>and another car. pretty much destroyed from the front they were here for a while there was a lot ambulances a fire fighters. >>police officers, a mother and her twin 7 month-olds were inside we saw. >>ambulances people were taken out of cars we thought we saw a woman and a child. who could have been occupying the bedroom. >>the father and husband who also lives here came back wednesday afternoon. he grab some things from the house and while he isn't ready to talk on camera he tells me his wife and tweens rain said the baby's room and the car crash into it. he says his wife and twins went to the hospital but everyone is ok with no physical injuries, lucky that no one was killed. >>because this is very frequent you frequently use intersection for high school kids in elementary kids going to the school just down the street. so at that time of the morning. there's a lot of pedestrian traffic and we're just absolutely fortunate that no one was killed. >>witnesses say both driver

by the east bay i am talking about this stretch from alameda county.to experience guests of 40 up to near 50. near midnight we started to gusts in the peak. it is not until we get into my name, 2 am that we start to notice more. they get this ahead until 5 am. by 9 am, it is still going. by the afternoon, things start to quiet down. at least the worst of it will be done. by the time we t into the afternoon. here is the mountains. that is the peak guests on mapping killing a. it is just an example. it is the highest peak up here. it is not like we are only going to get 80 miles per hour gusts there. the kincaid fire that here, which will be right on the front lines, which is why is evacuations have been issued. that the potential to release brad what is right and and contained fire. we take a look at the east bay and south bay, gusts up to 46 in hayward. those are the downwind coming out of the east bay hills. closer inspection on the east bank, mount diablo could be 75 miles per hour. even into the late morning tomorrow you can expect that. there is an

cristina rendon in alameda. first we start with meteorologist mark tamayo with an update on the conditions. >> reporter: >>> that's right. we have a red flag warning. extreme wind is not here yet but things will be ramping up as we head into wednesday. all the areas in red, red flag fire warning and gusts could top 60 miles per hour potentially for the hills in the north and east bay. santa cruz mountains could be above 45 miles per hour and in the inland valley scum of the east bay in the north bay we could of gusts approaching 40 miles per hour . the key factor here is that offshore wind. northeast wind that is extremely dry. there is no moisture in the air in terms of fog. any player that would start could spread rapidly with the offshore flow. it's already in place. the north bay and the east bay come until 5 pm thursday. it started early this morning. santa cruz mountains begins at 5 pm today through 12 pm on thursday. here is of the forecast windspeeds. notice the bright colors indicate stronger gusts. as

the contra costa county and alameda county we are seeing wind gusts up to 30. it's not strong enough for a wind advisory. that is a low was grade advisory they would put out. were not even looking at that and neither is oakland. it does get breezy but the issue is the hills. look at the northbay at 5:00 a.m. 55 mile-per-hour sustained winds. for santa rosa, and we can go down into the south bay at 5:00 a.m. and if you look to santa clara county it is a bit breezy but those red bull's-eyes are showing up in the mountains. if we put the red flag warning on here that's why it's only in the mountains. it will expire at 5:00 p.m. on friday. let's get through sunrise tomorrow and then we technically have to get through 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. as far as the element that goes along with it, it's also the dryer air. that surge of dark own that started to filter in and by the time we get to tomorrow morning, humidity levels will be in the teens. if we look at the mountains we will see a more impressive story. single digits above 1000 feet and in the mountains and up on

more than 300 units will go up at alameda landing across from the oakland estuary. jack london square. it will be on land that used to hold warehouses for the alameda naval air station. it is expected to include 30 houses. 100 apartments. more than 200 townhouses. many of the townhomes will be smaller and more affordable. a groundbreaking date has yet to be announced. >>> a look at our top stories at 5:30 pm. >>> utility regular does confronting executives from pg&e over the widespread power shutoffs. the puc president demanded to know if the utility is making an effort to improve its communication with county managers and the public. >>> authorities investigating after a body discovered at china campus state park in san rafael tonight. it was found on san pedro road. a stretch of the road that the ranger station had closed in both directions. deputies are calling the death suspicious. >>> on the monterey costs will watchers spotted more than half a dozen whales breaching at the same time tuesday. experts are attributing the unusual event to the earthquake. that str

well eventually there were police investigations and the alameda county district attorney involved in no criminal charges were ever brought against monsignor breen. >>instead the women say that the facts show that the church covered up his crimes. time went by and the statue of limitations expired for the women but now that's changed be to 18 give survivors of childhood sexual-assault regardless of age at 3 year window to bring civil lawsuits against any perpetrator employer, or 3rd party. while some such as the california school boards association are arguing that this will bring a flood of lawsuits and could force bankruptcies of many institutions. stone has this rebuttal. >>the victims need to be the priority because we're the ones that were hurt not financially. but many of us our lives were ruined. and some of us lost their lives. so i think that. human life is more valuable than money. >>the 3 are asking for damages due to physical and mental pain and suffering. terry says stasio kron 4 news. >>in the north bay, a man in mill valley has been arrested accused of threatening his r

alameda santa clara and san mateo officials in those counties say the power is now expected to be cut at 8 o'clock tonight. pg e delayed the shut offs in those areas because the wind gust simply hadn't reached problematic speeds there but again 10's of thousands, maybe a 100,000 or so are without power in sonoma and napa solano and marine counties, those are customers right take a look at the cities now are expected to lose their power tonight in contra costa county, a large swath of cities, including richmond woman creek near og up in all list goes on in alameda county parts of berkeley. oakland, san leandro hayward and more are expected to have their power cut at 8 o'clock in san mateo county san mateo how moon bay in pacifica they're among the city's expecting to be in the dark tonight, same goes for santa clara county where people in morgan hill, san jose sunnyvale and more are anticipating power shops. it's an extensive quite frankly overwhelming list, here's a closer look now at an interactive map showing the outages this is our web site by the way if you want to check it out if

prompt a heated protest of demands for change at the alameda county school. >>> i just want children to be able to cross the street and not get hurt. >>> the victims families are emotionally drained. they are ready for a new trial against derek almena. >>> i miss her every day. i miss her every night. >>> one contra costa county school health hazard. no running water on campus.>>> crashes near misses and software glitches. san jose where there is growing concern about tesla knew was self driving feature. >>> it is not quite ready yet. it is not safe for the regular person on the road. >>> parents angry and upset after a deadly crash in alameda county. good evening. >>> parents tell us drivers have no regard for safety around garfield elementary in oakland.>> reporter: parents teachers and students safe while they are protesting people are driving better. that is not always the case in this neighborhood. they want to see changes made to make the drivers slow down. >>> after the final bill students turned into protesters outside garfield elementary. begging drivers to slow down after a

. >>> pg&e says because of good weather conditions it will not cut the power to customers in alameda, contra costa, santa cla clara, san mateo counties. thousands are still in the dark after the public safety power shutoff. i want to get to their website so you can see the area still impacted. much of the north bay. most of the outages are specifically in sonoma, napa and solano counties. about 5,000 customers in marin county are without power right now. pg&e restored power to all other bay area counties except for contra costa county, which is at 97% restoration. pg&e says as of last night inspector found 55 instances of damage to equipment statewide. the company does not expect another wind event to cause a shutdown in the next week. >> thank you. >>> even though pg&e canceled planned outages, parts of marin county are still in the dark. >> for some people it's day five without electricity. lauren martinez is live in mill valley with an update right now. >> it is good news for residents in alameda, clara and san mateo counties, but here in mill valley in marin county some areas are

that includes 57,000 customers in alameda county. 118,000 in marin. nearly 18,000 in napa county. 95,000 in sonoma county. 57,000 in san mateo county and 27,000 in santa clara county. >> betty yu joins us now from one place that will not lose power, pg&e headquarters. >> reporter: that's right. they are excluded but this is the headquarters where as you said at 5:30 they will have a press conference which will carry live. these are the largest planned shut off yet and pg&e says because it will sweep from north to south it will do this in phases. the first two have occurred including counties in the sierra foothills and about an hour ago it affect the customers in marin, napa and sonoma county. phase 3 is happening now including alameda, contra costa san mateo santa clara and santa cruz county. pg&e said the customers will feel the effect of hot, dry wind and they are calling this the most serious weather situation that northern and central california customers have experienced in recent memory. today the governor also introduced tools and partnerships

>>you know we hear from alameda county officials on how the city plans to deal with the coming power outages said to affect thousands of customers. he said to update customers tonight at 7 o'clock we will be streaming that live on kron on you can download the ap latest updates. >>of the survivors of the north bay fire storm moved away after their homes were destroyed others decided to stay and rebuild. one homeowner in the fouai grove neighborhood in santa rosa rebuild his home from the ground up and he acknowledges the cost to rebuild was quite expensive as the price of materials has risen. >>in the great to see some to building on back on. a neighbor years. and nothing else. so the can go who did good said there was that night. >>the homeowner says he rebuilt his home with defensible space in mind choosing to put more rocks and less vegetation around his home. >>this is look at weather conditions across the bay area as we're tracking extreme fire there are those who will say that you're: too fat. too skinny. too hard. too soft. too old. too much. too unexpected. too limited. and to

this includes portions of marin, sonoma, napa, alameda, contra costa county as well as san mateo and santa clara counties. pg&e says the weekend weather could bring the strongest wind and most dangerous weather conditions of the year. how many people could be effective. >> reporter: just as power is destroyed to tens of thousands of customers in the sierra foothills north bay and san mateo county pg&e says a third public safety power shut off this month is on the horizon. >> even the conditions we have been seeing highland speed high fuel content, the power shutoffs are necessary to or tool for public safety. >> reporter: talking to reporters pg&e of say they are closely monitoring the strongest offshore wind event this season, possibly in years that to take aim at northern california late on saturday.>> right now we are forecasting widespread rain gusts 40 to 60 mph in general over most of the elevated train of northern california with peak gusts and isolated locations 70 to 80 miles per hour. >> reporter: that means customers lost power they have the respect on temporarily before t

alameda said when this comes to the storm drains it is time to pony up. homeowners pay $56 a year to keep the storm drains open. the city wants to add 78 more for a total of $134. the drains the pumps are simply too old. >>> we've got so many needs within our system. those 1940s pump stations. that is a real need. we need to make sure those things get replaced.>> reporter: inside here is one of the pumps. the city has 29 of them. 1967 storm water drains. 126 miles of buried pipes. that drain into the bay. the current $56 fee has been the same for 15 years. >>> it is a big jump. >> reporter: her street sometimes floot o. >>> 70 years of our infrastructure and not being it updated. we have to invest. >>> it is not a done deal. the city is mailing voter cards the property owners for approval calling it a fee not a tax. >>> a tax you need two thirds of the vote. a fee you need 50+1. 50% +1. >>> are they afraid of putting it up as a tax? >>> that is a possibility. >>> that money is going to stick with our storm drain system. maintenance operation. >>> it canno

this one in alameda county. they have shut down my enrolled.res have not burned and the fire is 60 percent contained. >>> fire in the northern reaches of the state park is now contained as well. it burned three acres. crews have stopped for progress on a 50 acre fire burning near the beach. it is not 20 percent contained. no structures are threatened. >>> some national parks are about to impose new roles. starting next monday, they need to be on a leash. stricter rules will also apply in san mateo. dogs there will be banned from several portraits. the national park service is the new roles..alison grande disagree and say they will soon if the concerns are not addressed. >>> the justice department is wrapping up into investigation. into russian interference in the 2016 election. theyhanow lened it has been upgraded from administrative review to now it investigation. that would allow the prosecutor overseeing the case to subpoena d anpossibly file charges. the president has repeatedly insisted that without evidence, it was started by intelligence

alameda santa clara and san mateo those county say that the power is expected to be cut tonight by 8 o'clock pg e delayed the shots because wind gusts really haven't yet reached problematic speeds in parts of the bay area but 10's of thousands are without power right now in sonoma napa solano amarin county and take a look at the city's expecting to lose power later tonight in contra costa county, a large swath of densely populated areas, including. >>portions of richmond walnut creek mo rocca ample know in alameda county sections of berkeley oakland, san leandro and hayward are also expected to have power cut at 8 o'clock tonight. >>in san mateo half moon bay and pacifica there among the city's poised to be in the bar tonight. dark 10 height, same for santa clara county were people in morgan hill, san jose sunnyvale and more are anticipating these power shut off. now we have team coverage tonight of the power shut offs with all across the bay area our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow he is watching the weather as winds will pick up tonight and let's start with kron four's rob flad

the east bay of alameda county isn't even included. in the high wind watch. it is the east bay valley's in the north bay. 45 mile per hour is enough to break a tree branch. or get some debris flying around. let's get ready for that difference. the other thing is the severity of the winds. we are getting back to more of an onshore flow tomorrow. as we get into sunday an area of low pressure develops that is a bad spot. closest these lows are to us the best of the winds has to wrap around them. to move off to the rest of the country. we happen to be in the wrong place on that. there is your strong north wins the starts funneling to california. the timing on this as we pointed out before. sunday morning is your timeframe. i want to show you the close-up view on future cash. my next image here. i want to stop it on sunday morning. once we get to 5 am. that is really going to be prime time. the potential for 44 mile per hour gusts. let's not forget may be a 75 mile per hour dust in the mountains but by the time we get to sunday evening that will be winding down. t

they are looking to buy out alameda county's half of the land at the oakland coliseum complex but the city filed a lawsuit to stop it and tuesday and alameda county court judge issued a temporary restraining order to keep any such deal with the county from being finalized for now. >> i mean, we were disappointed that the temporary restraining order was granted. obviously it's another complication in terms of moving forward with the project in east oakland. >> reporter: a lawsuit filed by the city blindsided the a's. >> to have a lawsuit dropped on our transaction with the county on monday was really shocking. >> reporter: even oakland mayor libby schaaf did not see it coming. >>, you know, it was a little surprised but it is absolutely prudent for the city to preserve their rights. >> reporter: the a's are looking to develop the conversation have often buy the land for $140 million. that's a separate project from but the city council front has concerns about the proposed coliseum deal, concerns it may violate the surplus land act. that will require such land to be first considered for

we're here at the rodeo site in castro valley, a real tradition here in alameda county.n fact, it's going to celebrate its 100th year next spring. but it's going to have to take place without one of its popular trademark events, mutton busting. brook raises sheep used for mutton busting and children who do the riding. this is video of brook's son mutton busting. it's a family-oriented staple at many rodeos where a young child rides the sheep for as long as he or she can, usual i will only for a few seconds. be the alameda county board of supervisors on a 3-2 vote banned the sport from local rodeos agreeing with some local animal activists groups that mutton busting was cruel to the sheep. brook disagrees emphatically and says it's part of the agricultural culture here. >> some kids want to play soccer and football. my kids want to ride sheep and calves and steers. >> but richard valle says it's still animal abuse. >> you're sending a message that it's okay to abuse and push and prod and scare animals so that you can have enjoyment at their expense. and i don't agree with

also at 11 alameda and contra costa.utage expected to last until wednesday morning. >>> one couple's wedding day was rocked by the kincaid fire. rather than postpone it the bail out they decided to embrace the circumstances. betty shows us.>> reporter: this is a wine country sunset during fire season. the backdrop is chateau st. jean. an eerie reminder of imminent danger. the kincaid fire burning just miles away.>>> i thought of the american painting from the 1930s. and how that couple at that time represented the normal america.>> reporter: the photographer captured what may be the new normal in sonoma county. in a photo that has now gone viral. the kincaid fire forced the chicago-based bride and groom to change the location of their rehearsal dinner. guess were force evacuate hours before the wedding. and newlyweds themselves evacuated early sunday morning. >>> this is the camera i always used to shoot wine country weddings. >> reporter: this is the fourth wedding in three years she has shot with this lens. celebration

you can see the brown haze, this is in alameda county.can imagine, that smoke is to blame for a lot of coughing and health problems. >> it is affecting my lungs and my throat, so i try to stay inside all the time and close my windows. >> a lot of people clearing their throats this week. alame memeda county public hea leaders recommend people seal the door and windows and limit outdoor activities. >> it shows how the fires affect everyone in one way or form, obviously some worse than others. >> yes. we're still going to have the impacts today with the drifts of smoke. we'll be watching to see if we can get some more containment on that fire and at times, we will have the cool temperatures with us, and of course that's been a big issue for a lot of people, who have had to evacuate. as we get a live look in san jose, we're starting out with clear conditions here, and our temperatures in the upper 40s. as we look elsewhere across the bay area, we have some mostly low 50s, but then we head up to the north bay, santa rosa now down to 35 degrees

oakland is trying to block alameda county from selling its stake in the coliseum site to the a's. for now the commissioner is telling city officials the lawsuit must go away.>>> federal judge has cleared the way for new york prutors get their hands on president trump's tax returns. in a 75 page ruling today the judge rejected president trump's claim the president cannot be investigated while in office. but because of a temporary stay the release does not have to be immediate. >>> detectives in sunnyvale are on the lookout for an arson suspect. the person entered the porches of several townhomes and the morris park they put september 8 and set small objects on fire. here is the surveillance image of the suspect. if you recognize this person contact the sunnyvale department of public safety. no structural damage or injuries were reported. the fires pose an immediate danger to the home. >>> seven cisco mayor london breed announced the next steps in a program to support individuals with mental health issues. a new state law gives the city more leeway to get people into treatment. stre

>>thanks to evolve next at 10 o'clock breaking news of power in sections of contra costa and alameda counties expected to go out at any minute. officials just sending that information out in the last 30 minutes still no word on all all of alameda famine teo and santa clara counties we're live in the east bay tonight where people are bracing to be in the dark possibly for days plus our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking the winds which are beginning to pick up what we can expect overnight that's coming up. and we'll have to burn lee where frustration is mounting because of the lack of information coming from the gna something that were actually seen across the bay area tonight don't go away our 3 of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. (engines rev) the only thing better than horsepower... ...is more horsepower. (engines rev) if we were for everyone, we'd be for no one. with dodge power dollars, more power means more cash allowance. purchase now and get $10 per horsepower. that's $7,970 on the srt challenger hellcat redeye. >>breaking news tonight at 1000's

. >>> the alameda county sheriff's office released video after the death of dujuan armstrong at santa rita jail. he diwill bei held at the jail last june. we are now learning the coroner ruled armstrong died of asphyxiation while being restrained in custody after a restraint called the rabbit was placed on him. the armstrong family was told he died of a drug overdose. the da said no criminal charges will be filed because none of the deputies acted recklessly . >>> the search for a kidnapped millionaire tech executive is now a homicide investigation. the santa cruz county sheriff's office confirms the body of tushar atre was discovered tuesday morning inside his girlfriend's abandoned suv. investigators say several people broke into his santa cruz home hours earlier and abducted him. authorities say they believe the motive at this point was robbery. so far there has been no description of the kidnappers . >>> an update to a story we brought you yesterday. >> police are searching for a suspect who stole a car in emeryville with a baby inside. this happened yesterday morning on hollis st

>>drop the lawsuit against alameda county. another sports team. that was the basic message to the city of oakland from major league baseball commissioner robert manfred this came in response to oakland city council's recent vote authorizing the city's attorney to file this lawsuit over the a's ownership attempting to purchase the county's interest of the coliseum complex. >>so the whole issue is about money. >>oakland city councilmember noel dial says the city had no choice but to file the lawsuit because. >>we've been negotiating with the county. for months for over a year trying to purchase the land. but at the same time the oakland a's when around the city of oakland to try to cut a deal with the alameda county. he says instead of selling to the city of oakland county agreed to sell its half of the coliseum site to the a's. >>according to this complaint violates the state's surplus land that regarding publicly owned property the land belongs to the public. not only that alameda county supervisor nate miley says the counties $85 million agreemen

county">( darya ) alameda county supervisor nate miley disagrees with the city.s $85-million agreement to sell their share of the coliseum site to the a's does not conflict with any state laws. ( darya ) now to bay ( darya ) now to bay area the football. the 49ers are now 4-and-0 for the first time since 1990. they dominated the browns last night at levis stadium. the niners got off to a hot start after running back matt breida rushed 83 yards for touchdown. the niners punished the browns defense with the run game. and brieda would score again on a diving catch later on in the first quarter. in the 3rd quarter ... jimmy garoppolo connects with tight end george kittle for a 22 yard touchdown. the niners defense was also lights out. the 49ers beat the browns 31-3. they remain undefeated on the season. up next the niners will go on the road to take on division rivals the los angeles rams this upcoming sunday. ( james ) still ahead on the kron4 morning news... we continue our coverage of high fire dangers and potential powershut offs. here is another look at the map

. >>> sticker shock might become to homeowners in alameda. the cost of maintaining storm drains could skyrocket. how the city is justifying the price hike. >>> wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto, for heart failure. where to next? entrust your heart to entresto. >>> alameda residents could see their fees more than doubled to get the cities on drains open. people are asking why the sudden spike. don ford on a budget backlog a

by the shore in alameda, 81. in the south bay, upper 80s expected in morgan hill. 90 in gilroy. 86 in santa cruz. and daly city, 77. 80s on the peninsula. 85 in redwood city. upper 70s in san francisco and we are already there. here's a look the extended forecast. temperatures don't change getting into wednesday. thursday, friday. we finally drop off as we get into the weekend. a little more seasonal with temperatures in the upper 60s to get your 70 on the coast. 70s around the bay. mid 80s on saturday for inland cities dropping to low 80s by sunday. >>> october in the bay area. >>> make reservations for one specific area of star wars: galaxy's edge. after the break, the reason disneyland is limiting the number of guests inside this specific part of the park. >>> one last check of the market. not a ton of movement on any of the major indexes. you can see the dow jones is slightly down. the same with the nasdaq. a little worse for the nasdaq. s&p 500 also down slightly. >>> it's not easy for guests to get some of

>>toronto raptors president masai ujiri will not face charges for shoving an alameda county. sheriff's deputy last june. you may remember a jury was caught right there there in this video oakland following the nba championship game against the warriors so investigators say than alameda county deputy block 2 jury from getting on to the court because he didn't have the proper credentials. so that's when he shot of the deputy lawyers for the deputy said that his client suffered a concussion. the alameda county da office met with a jury and and his attorneys and then they just went ahead and decided that this matter was best handled outside of the courtroom. one of story that we're following for you this morning electric vehicle charging stations will soon be more widely available in san jose. so san jose's clean energy is partnering with the california energy commission toughen at $10 million project. mayor sam liccardo says that that money will go towards the installation of electric vehicle charging stations. places and homes throughout the city. >>strategy for more test was 2

the agency is preparing for full closures of the caldecott tunnel and contra costa and alameda counties as well as the tom lantos tunnel at devil's slide. officials say the tunnels cannot operate without power. the closures could begin as soon as this evening and may continue for as long as 5 days. you can imagine the impact this will have on traffic throughout the bay area. caltran high sojourner truth's and bay tech charter schools. santa rosa's unified school district says maria high rincon valley middle school santa rosa middle school hidden valley elementary proctor terrace elementary santa rosa accelerated charter school and louis education center will be closed on wednesday tomorrow and all schools in the districts of alum rock hayward except stone bray alimentary napa san leandro and san jose we'll all be closed on wednesday. >>community centers will be set up for people affected by the power shut off beginning wednesday morning at 8 o'clock the centers will remain open during the daylight hours only they will have restrooms water charging stations and air-conditioned seating if

islas de quiénes se verán afectados, de las 5 de la tarde, entre los últimos condados santa clara, alamedactadas, más de 900 mil clients del área de la bahía afectados por los apagones del fin de semana miles se encuentra en san josé, ante los eventos la ciudad activó un municipales dicen aunque espera lunes, están listos para cualquier eventualidad. >>> estaes por vientos fuertes mucho calor. >>> la ciudad abrirá mañana domingo 4 centros de recursos para la comunidad ahí los afectados podrán recibir información, cargas sus aparatos, también habrá servicios de traducción en español, en el condado de los Ángeles 2 incendios amenazan áreas residenciales, miles de bomberos trabajan para contener las llamas antes de que lleguen los vientos de santa ana y más al sur fuego ha consumido masd 100 casas. >>> así amanecen estas casas en el sur de california, en partes de santa clarita residentes ya regresan para ver los de que tuvieran que salir corriendo. >>> las dos que tengo . >>> hoy no puede creer que su casa está intacta, los vecinos no tuvieron la misma suerte. >>> a diego también se le quemó

pg&e, however, delayed planned outrages in contra costa, alameda, san mateo, and santa clara counties. instead of flipping that switch at noon today, as it said yesterday it would do, the utility said it would begin those shutoffs for the areas at 8:00 this evening. and that fear of losing power is causing one south bay community to institute a curfew. we'll get to that story in a bit. >>> meanwhile, we're monitoring an update from pg&e. it's happening right now. let's listen in. >> cpr certified. we have an ae d-back by the desk. if we need to call corporate security we have someone waiting out in the llway. if there is an earthquake, please duck, cover and hold as best you're able. and if we need to get out, we go out through these door, exit to the left and go out across to beck toll plaza. if that's not safe, we go to embarcadero plaza at the end of market street. should we have an active shooter situation, we want to get out, hide out and take out. so with that, now having covered safety, let me outline what we're going to do tonight. we envision going 30, maybe 35 minutes. our l

the alameda county sheriff's office released body cam video showing armstrong resisting deputies who were trying to get him medical help before restraining him. the alameda county da said no criminal charges will be filed because none of the deputies acted recklessly. >>> authorities in santa clara county have issued charges for a suspect who ran over someone in a nature preserve. investigators are trying to figure out a motive for the attack. >> reporter: officials say 50- year-old order was behind the wheel who ran down hikers intentionally. she's being hailed in the county jail charged with murder and assault with a deadly weapon. >> at this point in the investigation it does not appear to be accidental. detectives are working hard to gather the facts and piece together what happened. >> reporter: the preserve and park are 4100 acres of open space. officials with the open space district estimate 700,000 visitors use the area annually. tuesday investigators say or do drove into an entrance and followed a path striking to people and killing one of them. she then drove off. park rang

the city of oakland and alameda county jointly own the coliseum property and back in april, the alameda board of supervisors authorized negotiations to sell a 50% interest in the property for $85 million per the oakland a's team president said he had no warning of the lawsuit and was blindsided and called the move disappointing and said the team has exciting plans to develop affordable housing in east oakland and they hope to avoid a lengthy legal process. >> we prefer, as an organization, to work things out together and not at the courthouse in hayward. that is a better solution and we hope that something like that can prevail. >> the oakland city attorney filed a lawsuit on behalf of the city council and in a statement said the coliseum properties are the largest public land parcel in oakland and it's important to develop them to benefit the people of oakland and alameda county. they hope that it will help the agencies realize a deal ensuring the highest and best use of the properties in the long term that may include but is not limited to affordable housing, jobs, retail, commercial

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once we were told that alameda as countya whole based on p they based on a. p g's recast come. based on p g's forecast tomorrow, they will be shutting and we can use power in certain areas that news so one state holders that we knew we didn't have to shut things and midnight we want face that problem we're going to have students waking up and going to school and having the schools with no power. the as far as we're concerned based on what we heard from p g all of our schools will have power least until news again something could change that's possible. it's something unexpected comes with the weather but based on all the are being put out by gene other emergency services experts here in the bay area. we are believing that the county of alameda and therefore oakland will nazis really problematic wins which is really what's driving this until least noon tomorrow and that's what the change for or percent to change. >>frustrated decision came so late the time but coming from you that decision lay because of decision we've we wanted to have this information as early as possible for

it's important to develop it to benefit the people of oakland and alameda county . >>> this morning atitaly secretary of state mike pompeo confirmed that he was on the telephone call between president trump and the president of ukraine that led to an impeachment inquiry. . >> i was on the phone call. the phone call was in the context of secretary of state coming on a year and a half. i know precisely what the american policy is with respect to ukraine. >> pompeo has tried to delay the testimony of five state department employees who democrats want to hear from the reportedly set for those witnesses saying the state department would not tolerate , quote, bullying and intimidation. ktvu news spoke with daniel elsewhere, the whistleblower who exposed the pentagon papers in the nixon administration about what he thinks of the current impeachment efforts. ellsberg's release of the pentagon papers in 1971 is credited with ending the vietnam war. he says whistleblowers pay a high price in coming forward. >> individuals who go up against the president of the united states know that they can't

>>the city of oakland must drop the lawsuit aimed at preventing alameda county from selling its share of the coliseum to the a's as part of our one of the key terms as they they do drop the lawsuit. >>i'm willing every voter remove the lawsuit that decision comes after seeing the long-term lease option in the new offices, oakland city councilmember noel for me i don't believe in selling public land. would lease the land we have up already policy for 99 years we can really see the property. >>they would be. >>and best interest for the asa just purchase an out right. >>differing opinions among council members regarding the sale or lease of the coliseum will ultimately be settled by a vote. council member larry reid says at least now they have the option. >>what primarily concerned that is keeping the a's here in the city vote next tuesday, the city council will try to reach a consensus on whether or not to drop the lawsuit against alameda county and move forward with a new deal from the a's. >>in oakland haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>our continuing our coverage of the pga any public safe