we're right next to edison elementary school here in the city of alameda. parents, pta, and even the city wants to do something to change this trend. even before the early darkness of daylight saving time hit, the streets of alameda had a big problem. a stunning number of cars hitting pedestrians, all children. there have been 7 children hit on the streets since the beginning of september. >> change is needed and needed fast. >> reporter: alameda's vice mayor says the city is taking action, including adopting a vision zero policy. >> slow down, know you have a responsibility, your actions have a greater impact on what's happening out there. >> reporter: the crashes have happened at busy intersection like high street and fernside, and quiet ones like this one near edison elementary school. >> i think the parents in the neighborhood, you can tell when they're driving through the stop signs here because they're very slow, very cautious, they look at all the kids in the eye. >> reporter: the city of alameda is looking to make engineering changes to roads and in

>>> fire on the water in alameda. a boat in flames. a live report on what happened and who is going to clean up the mess. >>> also, the sheriff is ordering more deputies to patrol in usually quiet neighborhood. >>> the unfortunate and untimely outage at oakland airport. why it turned into a major mess for passengers trying to land. >>> the storm dumped heaps of snow in the sierra. sandhya patel is here with the thanksgiving forecast. >>> this is all that's left after a sailboat caught fire and sank in alameda. also this long streak of fuel as you can see here. sky 7 caught shimmering on the surface of the he's wary. good evening i'm dan ashley. >> i'm kristen sze. the fuel stretches in the alameda arena into the oakland estuary. >> liz kreutz is there live tonight. liz? >> reporter: good evening. contractors have been here all day trying to recover that both boat. they're still here even as it gets dark. they've set up absorbent -- trying to clean up the spill. people who live here are concerned about the cleanup. >> how and why this b

on the tree lined streets of alameda, there's a driving problem. since school resumed, 7 kids have been hit by cars on the island's roads in the months of september and october. >> there was one right here. um, only like 2 weeks ago. >> reporter: all of the kids survived their injuries, but parents and schools are begging the city council to make changes. alameda's vice mayor john knox wyattsays the city is taking action. >> stepping up enforcement and making some engineering changes on the street. >> reporter: they plan to adopt a zero vision policy to try and curb the collisions much like san francisco. children have been struck at llbuboulevards. >> we're seeing pedestrians and cyclists hit at record levels. >> reporter: parents say it's easy to tell who's paying attention to the road and who's preoccupied with something else. >> people are blowing through stop signs. i think the parents in the neighborhood, you can tell when they're driving through because they're very slow and cautious. they look the kids in the eye and wait until the last. >>

>>within minutes in alameda has it led you to kron 4 and. >>is underway in southern shooti in san diego it ly happened at church's chicken fa-fd restaurant. police say the shooting which was reported ithe early ening wednesday left one person dead and 2 others wounded. police are still looking for th shooter tonight. >>xt week the supreme court wil consider whether to and dhaka program that protects hundreds of thousands of young undocumenteimmigrants from reporter ashley zava ureau explains california's final push. >>to defendhe program. >>the feeling like you are screaming. emotional california dhaka recipients making a public plea ahead of next week's supreme court hearing more of this was rescinded by the upreme court. i can tell you many families will be shattered. many people including th economy will be affected negativy. state attorneys standing alongside a dreamers thuray, caliornia is one of 7 states that sued the federal governmt after the tru administration trieto terminate the program, but we believe and the courts have a. >>con

and when we examine the situation in alameda county, we find that one in five residents experience orre at risk of hunger. in fact, about 119,000 are considered food insecure, and an addition 130,000 are marginally food secure. addressing the need is a daunting task, and that is taken on by the alameda county community food bank. joining us to talk about what's being done and what needs to be done are director michael altfest and outreach associate roy chim. welcome to the show. michael altfest: thank you for having us. robert: you know, you hear that kind of term, "food insecure," and things like that. give us an idea in terms of what that means. michael: it's quite simple. so, when we're talking about somebody that's food insecure, they're literally answering questions like, "i do not have enough food to feed my children today." so, these are people who are struggling to put a healthy meal on the table. robert: and that is scary when you think about it. i mean, you know, people kind of hear about food drives and things like that, but at the base of it is a very scary situation for p

those cars were swiped at the alameda county fairgrounds saturday. kpix 5's juliette goodrich spoke with a man who says he's heartbroken over the loss of his prized baby. >> reporter: thousands of people from around the state come here to the good guys car show, and that's exactly what army veteran chris did. he brought his classic car, only to have it swiped from the lot. >> a roadster, 1960. >> reporter: chris drove his 1960s black roadster porsche to the good guys car show saturday. the only problem, he didn't get to drive it home. >> i go where's my car? and all my friends say yeah, where's your car? >> reporter: he had to park across from the front gate because only american made cars were allowed into the show. what was going through your mind when you first realized it was stolen? >> numb, numb, like a bad dream. i mean, i was trying not to get irritated, you know, excited. so i stayed calm. >> reporter: he says he's been going to this car show for years. thousands of car enthusiasts showing up and doing a little showing off. turns out his por

f0 >>> now at 11:00, an east bay park ranger murdered in alameda county, the suspect, his own son who was recently kicked out of a homeless shelter over an outburst. plus: >> reporter: 5 men are under arrest in connection with the halloween mass shooting in orinda. the evidence from the murder scene police are now making public. >> reporter: residents of one san jose neighborhood say they see homeless people walking into oncoming traffic. what's being done to clean up the situation. >> and it was a rainy, dreary evening. what to expect when you wake up tomorrow morning. good evening, i'd veronica de la cruz. >> and i'm ken bastida. a disturbing development in a story we brought you last night as part of our project home series. >> a man kicked out of a shelter after a mental health outburst, now behind bar, accused of i killing his own father. >> here's new exclusive information on the case. >> reporter: yes, 28-year-old christopher swank was arrested monday in the brutal stabbing death of his father, and he's now here at the alameda county jail facing murder charges. those close to t

re at theouth shore center in alameda. alameda undercovolice officers remove a loaded firearm. >>from an auto theft suspect it happenewednesday night while officers we conducng an anti tht operation re in the parking lot where we several undercover officers in use diffent type of resources to target. >>spects to come in here and >>police say ey noticed the suspect checking out potential vecles to burglarize when officers attempted approach them and they say took off running on to the beach. we're after a short a foot chase he was taken into custody and no sure where he was going to go, but he fled on on the beach. >>and ultitely we recovered a a a gun. witthe serial number that was had been removed. >>really yes i guess the price. ye so i would the residents y they n't believe that this is happening ere quiet little town there's a lot of people re at. >>lieve in leaving their doors unlocked, even things because people they watch each other's back has us and this is a nice neighbhood you know people. >>know each other because this is this was the key. >>investigators say this re

it happened over the weekend at the alameda county fairgrounds. juliette goodrich is live for us with the latest on the hunt for classic car crooks. >> reporter: thousands of people come here to the good guys car show, and that's exactly what happened this weekend. they show up through the gates, even army veteran s drove his classic car up here only to have it swiped off the lot. >> it's a roadster, 1960. >> reporter: chris drove his 1960s black porsche to the good guys car show saturday. the only problem, he didn't get to drive it home. >> i go where's my car? my friend says yeah, where's your car? >> reporter: he had to park it off site, right across from the front gate since only american made cars were allowed into this particular show. when you first found out it was stolen, what went through your mind? >> numb, numb, like i don't believe. like a bad dream. i mean, i was trying not to get irritated, excited. i stayed calm. >> reporter: he says he's been going to this car show for years. thousands of car enthusiasts showing up and doing a lit

right now in alameda it is 51 degrees. amazing to watch the skies clear after a foggy start. we're going to see plenty of sun as we head through the afternoon. if you're heading out to the event for veterans day ceremonies out there in alameda, don't forget that jacket as it kicks off art 10:00 a.m.. >>> jumping over to the roadways ware able to see the bay bridge much bitter than about two mores ago. the fog advisory look likes not in effect anymore. you're seeing light conditions so an easy ride into san francisco this morning with no delays here. no metering lights on at the toll plaza. a great start to this monday morning. >> the coast guard has suspended its search forge a missing man. it shows the moment three people were rescued after their fishing boat capsized over the weekend. the women and one woman told the crew their still missing. that man was reportedly wearing a life jacket. crews searched hundreds of ocean yesterday, but didn't see any sign of him. >> a section of venice beach is off limits right now after

50's for your current temperatures across the bay area we're looking similar to yesterday oakland alameda and san matteo 52 while berkeley at 49 novato you're a 48 notice, no 30's up in the north bay we can think the fog for that we're overall starting this morning pretty similar to yesterday temperatures not much different. fog obviously a very much so still with us and we're going to stay pretty similar into the afternoon to with lots of sunshine highs in the 50's 60's at the coast with some 70's for inland areas. well. let's head outside and show you some of the bridges will cycle through them here is the bay bridge toll plaza holding steady. >>hasn't gotten worse. if you don't have fast right get fast track because you'll be on the left side of your screen coming through there really quickly. no problems still regardless if you're heading into san francisco from the east bay by way of the bay bridge. let's go from the bay bridge, the san mateo bridge. it looks like traffic has picked up the commute direction is on the right side of your screen with those tail lights going from the eas

thrive. >>> a sticky situation in alameda county.ot stuck in a rodent glue trap. the emergency dispatcher knew exactly how to free the cat by applying vegetable oil to its fur, and lo and behold it worked. the cat will eventually be up for adoption. that's it for the news at 5:00, kpix news at 6:00 starts now with ken bastida and veronica de la cruz. >>> now at 6:00, 3 men viciously attacked in san francisco. the search for the suspects and now a possible connection to a similar crime. >> reporter: to the person who vandalized this mural in san francisco, the artist has some not so nice words for you. >> they're cowards. they do it at night when no one is around. >> and an this veteran's day, the effort to make sure their stories of service are preserved. the news at 6:00 starts now with violent attacks in san francisco's chinatown. >> the weekend beat down injured 3 men. it's just one of several attacks within miles of each other. andria borba is live with more on the disturbing acts of violence against asian-americans. >> reporter:

>>here at the south shore center in alameda. alameda undercover police officers remove a loaded firearm from an auto theft suspect it happened wednesday night while officers werconducting an anti theft operation herin the parking lot. >>where we several undercover officer and use different type of resources to target. supects to come in here and mmit burglaries. >>police say they noticed the suspect checking out potentia vehicles to burglarize when offers attempted to approach the man they say took off running on to th beach. we're after a short ahfoot chasee was taken >>i'm not sure where he was going to go, but he fled on on the beach and ultimately we recovered a a gun. with the serial number that was had been removed. really yes i feel surpse say they can't believe that this is happenin they're quiet little town there's a lot of people here that. >>believe in leavi their doors unlocked even things becae people if they watch each other's back has us and this is a ne neighborhood you know people. >>know each because this is th

. >> amy hollyfield is in alameda with that and with what the man who was pulled from the tracks is now saying. amy? >> yeah. he is speaking out, reggie. he is a raiders fan. he was at the game on sunday. got separated from his group. he said he was at the b.a.r.t. station looking for his group when this happened. we have the incredible video of when he was rescued. you see him. he falls on to the track. that is 33-year-old rayshon jackson. then a man grabs him and saves his life. it happens right before a train comes. jackson is now speaking out for the first time. he explained that moment. >> i knew i only had a couple seconds. i heard the train, i heard the vibration on the rails, and i could see the light. as soon as i seen the light, i jumped up, trying to get out of the way. i missed my first jump. i did it again. i actually felt like -- the man grabbed me in midair and took me out of the way. >> the man who saved him is a b.a.r.t. employee, john o'connor. he told jackson afterwards to pay it forward. jackson says he will. he said this entire experience has taught him how precious

incluidos ya no lo sufrirán alameda, santa clara, santa cruz y san mateo. >> este martes quedan fuerade la lista un alivio, ya que pensaban cancelar las clases. >> esto fue lo que sucedió durante el año con los apagones en la zona más de 40,000, clientes están atentos de las condiciones críticas que comenzarían el día de mañana temprano la meta es poder. >> restaurar el servicio a todos los clientes. >> este comerciante nos dijo que tienen más de 1500 dólares de pérdida con los apagones. >> también dicen que poder to negocio para compensar las pérdidas. >> en auckland noticieros telemundo 48 también hablan de los apagones programados. >> porque también están viendo lo que sucede en el área de la

line in south alameda county nestled around silicon valley. the first thing to know about fremont, it's huge. nearly 92 square miles. in terms of population, the fourth largest city in the bay area. it's also relatively new, it wasn't formed until 1956 nearly 100 years after san jose. life has been there for years. seriously. fremont made headlines a few years back when it found ice ag million years. decades earlier, in the 1940s, a group of young boys found similar fossils. pree mon fremont is diverse. and it's a hub for tech manufacturering. it's where apple made its first mac commuters and where tesla has its main factory. but as some film buffs might tell you, it's known for something else. several silent movies were formed in fremont in the early 1900s, including five charlie chaplain films. remember "the tramp?" yep, filmed in fremont. chaplain didn't live in the area long. history says he didn't like it but he left his mark. the city has a museum d films a annual charlie ch a cool claim to fame, even now in modern times. >> cool. we lea

northbound 880 at the alameda on-ramp.the on-ramp is closed because a car went off the on-ramp and is in a creek. they're working to get that resolved. >>> severalcioovnight. >> we are live at the scene of one of them with a look at the damage. >>> and it is one of the biggest shopping days of the holiday season. we're live at the san francisco premium outlets where i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces. just whisk it in... ...brush it on... sauté it. it adds a "cooked all day taste" ...that doesn't take all day. better than bouillon. don't just make it. make it better. . >>> now at 5:00, a big mess in san francisco after several water mains broke. the damage crews are dealing with this morning. ready, set, shop. we're live at one of the hottest shopping spots in the bay area where shoppers are taking advantage of blockbuster deals. it's friday, november 29th. we're happy you're waking up with us. >> hope you had a wonderful thanksgiving. feeling nice and full, thankful and loved. mike, we h

>>the city of oakland is dropping its lawsuit against alameda county over the sale of the coliseum so last month the city announced that the lawsuit in an attempt to block the county from selling. it's 50% share of the coliseum to the ace for million. so the suit claims that state law requires publicly owned land. it must be considered for affordable housing before it's actually sold or leased. mayor libby schaaf released a statement saying that the city is dropping the suit because it is quote please with recent with a's and our shared interest in oakland's future. it's a right before a tech executive executive was kidnapped see those 3 guys walking their suspects. we'll have the latest on murder investigation coming up after the break. before we go a peek outside checking in on the golden gate looking good traffic looks good. the weather is a cool to mild. we'll have the hollywood minute coming up after the break stay with us. introducing in-garage delivery, just in time for the holidays! ♪ beep, beep wwrrrr ♪ ♪ beep, beep ssshhhh ♪ ♪ beep, beep ♪ ♪ errrrr ba-ding ♪ shlrrrp ♪ bark,

this video showed the moment a large boat caught fire last night in alameda. >> at about 10:00 p.m. we have a report of a boat fire and alameda responded. >> reporter: no one was hurt and the cause is unknown but the boat did sink and caused diesel fuel to spread throughout the marina. liz williams lives in a house boat nearby. >> this morning i walked out of my boat at 10:00 a.m. and inundated with a fuel smell. when i looked at the water there was a rainbow sheen all over it. i could see the fuel was just covering most of the water. >> reporter: video from sky 7 shows the fuel from alameda all the way to the oakland estuary. >> it is an active incident with the coast guard and they're doing the best to mitigate the runoff or flotation of petroleum products or hazardous fluids on the water surface. >> reporter: an inspector with the department of fish and wildlife described it as minor to moderate. >> what you can see on the water is kind of deceptive. a little bit of oil and water goes a long way and spreads out quickly. >> >> reporter: and the most effective clean-up is natural e

. >>> safety concerns growing now for parents in alameda after a rise of car accidents near schools. since the school year began in august, six students walking to school have been hit by cars. the alameda unified school district says students involved in those accidents were from at least three different schools in the area. district officials say they are working with the city to deal with these incidents. luckily, no one was seriously hurt but the parents say more needs to be done to improve safety. >> my son and i walking home several months ago had a really close call where a car was about an inch from hitting him. >> we have four major corners from our for our students the crossover day and only one corner has a crossing guard. >> the city of alameda plans to have experts studied the intersections to see if there are traffic or engineering problems. they will also be increasing police presence before and after school hours. >>> too close to call. that's the description of san francisco's district attorney race this morning. we hear from the two candidates were deadlocked and se

more than 35-ousand pg&e customers in alameda an contra costa counties could see the lights go out.rts of san mateo county and santa clara county ... more than 3 thousand cuomers could go without power. and in the north bay ... more than 76-thousand customers could be in the rk in marin, napa, solano, and sonoma counties. a lot of those areas are still recovering from the last roun of shutoffs. pg&e says the shutoffs will begin in phases, depending on the forecast. darya ) we have team coverage of the planned blackouts this morning. kron4's will tran is in lafayette ... which is one of the areas that could go dark will? the lights are on.... for now but there is a good chance the power will be out as pge has already told us close to 24 thousand people in contra coa county will lose their power starting wednesday morning thousand people will also lo their power in alameda countythisill be the fourth time in two months pge will shutoff power as the agency ss it's trying to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfiresalthough criticare questioning the time of it all as pge announced t

the alameda county sheriff sergeant ray kelly said it's not unheard of for psych patients to leave the hospital especially if they're not under arrest. >> there would be no police cars or officers on the street if we stayed at every psychiatric all that we do in this county. >> reporter: until the suspect may have been looking for shoes because his own shoes were removed at the psychiatric hospital. so he wouldn't try to use the laces to harben cell. he's being held without bail in santa rita jail in dublin. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there was a moment of silence during yesterday's meeting at the bart board of directors and memory of the man killed on that train. several barred employees told the board they are committed to making the entire bart system safer and the part board promise to increase police patrols to make the trains and bar platforms safer. >>> juul may sell the san francisco office tower and bought a few months ago. the chronicle reports the company paid $400 million for the mission street building in june and was planning to move its headquarters from pier 70.juu

alameda unified school district says the injured students were from at least three different schoolsfficials are working with the city now to deal with the incidents. luckily no one was seriously hurt but parents say more needs to be done to keep kids safe. >> my son and i walking home several months ago had a really close call where a car was about an inch from hitting him. >> we have four major corners for our students that they cross every day and only one has a crossing guard. >> the city plans to have experts study the intersections to find out if traffic or engineering problems. they will also increase police presence before and after school hours. >>> the grocer close the pharmacies due to low volume. they are among 27 closing in california and nevada. all 11 bay area stores will continue to operate without the pharmacy services. release said it transferred prescriptions to nearby cations. a norwegian company have a solution for california sea urgent problem. in recent years purple sea urchins have been showing up on northern california coastlines, hurting the kelp forest and

this is in alameda. this is on board the aircraft carrier turned museum. the guest speaker today was pearl harbor survivor mickey ganich who turns 100 years young later this month. how about that. >> what a hero. looks fantastic. we're so proud of him and for his service as well. >> yeah. all right, jeff, take it away. >> we do have better news coming on the rain outlook i do want to share with you here in a couple minutes. we'll go ahead and get you ready for that microclimate forecast on your tuesday. and as you get up, get going and, you know, get through your tuesday, we're going to try to start it off right here for you. temperatures in the 40s. we have that chilly air like we've been used to lately. i also see some high clouds that will be streaming across throughout the morning and the afternoon, so at times you'll get sunshine. other times you'll see some clouds. but other than that, not a bad day. have you at 46 in the east bay, san francisco 49. and the north bay at 45. now, as we move through the afternoon tomorrow, pretty good rebound here. you

mo than 35-thousand pg&e customers in thousand pg&e customers in alameda and cont costa counties couldhlights go out. in parts of san mateo county and santa clara county ... more than 3-thound customers could go without power. and in the north bay ... more than 76- thousand customers could be in the rk in marin, napa, solano, and sonoma counties. a lot those areas are still recovering from the last round of shutoffs. pg&e says the shutoffs will bin in phases, dependg on the forecast. darya ) we have team coverage of the planned blackouts this morning. on4's will tran is in orinda ... which is one of the areas that could go dark will? the lights are on.... for now but there is a good chance the power will be out as pge has already told us close to 24 thousand people in contra costa coun will lose their power starting wednesday morning12housand people will also lose their power in alameda countythisill be the fourth time in two months pge will shutoff power as the agency says it'srying to prevent itequipment from sparking wildfiresalthough critics are questioning the time of it all as pg

now customers in alameda contra costa. san mateo santa clara and santa cruz counties will no longer be affected. well our meteorologists say there was no significant change in the weather forecast. pg e pointed to other factors for the changes as weather but it's also the condition of the vegetation pgd caught a lot of heat not only for the shut offs but also for causing several fires this year on wednesday, the utility promise things will get better next fire season and we're making that commitment very publicly. >>that next year we will not be in the situation that will be able to protect the public. in ways that aren't currently disruptive as they are today pg e says this fire season was a learning lesson. >>and they'll work to accelerate improvements within a system that can see the deployment of the weather system which gives. >>scott and his team the ability to see the weather in a more detailed way and then there is the distributive generation microgrids so everything is going taken as you can have to accelerate tha

in the mean time, the alameda on-ramp is closed.north here, looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. live look here, empty for the most part. you can just breeze on through there. i guess everyone is still sleeping. sleeping off that food from last night. live look at san jose, 280 nice and clear as well. >> thanks. >>> this morning people in several putraro hill homes are assessing the damage after three water mains broke on thanksgiving night sending water rushing down sidewalks and into their garages and basements. >> the breaks happened after 9:30 at 22nd street and rhode island street. that's where lauren martinez joins us live with the latest. good morning. >> good morning. service crews are out here repairing a 12-inch main break at rhode island and 22nd streets. you can see that there in the street. a total of three homes were damaged with garage and basement level flooding. this happened around 9:30 last night, this is not the only place where officials identified breaks. the public utilities commission says three breaks happe

shelter did not hear from the volunteer who will be fired. >>> alameda demanding action with an alarming number of students getting hit by cars already. seven kids hits near schools and classes resume back in august. thankfully all of them survived, parents and administrators are begging for safety improvements. city leaders are calling it what happened and point out it is part of a larger problem. >> stepping up enforcement and really looking to see how we can implement changes. >> is not in alameda problem, we are saying pedestrians and bicyclists hit record numbers, we are back to the same level we were in 1990. >> city leaders say they are planning to adopt a vision zero policy much like san francisco as they try to reduce the number of crashes. >>> the time now is 6:38, the homelessness crisis in one area of the bay is hit particularly hard, why it is more difficult for some. >>> we're hearing from the b.a.r.t. worker credited with saving a life of a passenger who found the path of an oncoming train. >>> about 10 minutes ago a look at the big board, the tao is up and coming up we ge

alameda, slain, 67.verdale, the weekend forecast is coming up. >>> scary moment office and passenger flight as a fire shot out of an engine in mid-air. passengers recorded the flames coming out of the in tier otherright engine. you can see right there the philippines airline flight had just taken off from lax found for manila. the pilots were able to turn that plane around and made a landing. none of the passengers were hurt. >>> the santa cruz sheriff department is deploying a new crime tool. it looks like something out of it shoots 8 feet of tevlar cord. hit hooks loch on to clothing or skin. >> the person is acting out for whatever reason, whether it's alcohol, drugs mansion. , marijuana, even if we have one case that we can prevent something, that's worth it. >>> take a look at this. this is tesla's electric cyber truck. the futuristic looking vehicle starts 0,000. yo it. >> you want to talk about really tough, not fake tough. >> the solemn catake a sledgehammer. a truck that does not scratch, does n

it seems to be e upper part them, big cities of the upper part of alameda couny we're talking berkeley and oaknd and san leandro those 3 places in particular could lose their poer starting on wednesdamorning. of course this is the w norm, this is the 4th time in 2 months pg e says it needs to do this to prevent it equipmt rom sparking wildfires speaking of wildfires, especially under the collarwe went out and talk to people who are pg e customers they areick and tired of this. >>i think it's absolutely outrageous thing pga should be sponsible and you know take care of its infrastructure. >>they need to do my programs like they have in southern california and really just target where the power goes out instead of having everybody go out. >>critics a questioning the timing ofpg means pg e's anuncement saying that they announced on the same day. lawmakers grilled the public utility agency pg on why they're dog this keep in mind is a very fld situation. we mention towns in particular, but we didn't mention neighborhoods because things could change depending the wind conditio which is why i

accidents at the alameda on ramp to northbound at 80. a driver spun out ran off the road possibly into the little creek right there next to the freeway and flipped over so we have crews on the way they've closed the on rap not the freeway just the on ramp the alameda ramp. 2.80 north blocked off to deal with that overturned accidents all be tracking that for you. but you sure looks great. so does 24 your gun 5.80 and no problems for the nimitz it's a quick a 9 minute trip from san leandro to downtown oakland. we'll check more coming up in just a bit. well to the east bay now 2 people without a home after a fire in alameda cohnty take a look at this photo the fire broke out thursday afternoon ashland fire crews say that they were ablto quickly knocked down the fire in this mobile home. other homes were affected. 2 grandchildren who are reported missing are back home and safe officers and put all they found sandra young and the children thursday morning, see tree says that a manager seesawed emergency alert about the the missing trio and s

el vÍdeo lo compartiÓ el departamento de bomberos del condado de alameda.imos dÍas. ramÓn: con este pantalla sobre la cia de san josÉ vamos a saber si existe o no una alarma por la mala calidad del aire. vamos a pasar con nuestra meteorÓloga suheily lópez belÉn que nos tiene la informaciÓn precisa como profesional con la "ventana al tiempo". suheily: muchas gracias. tenemos una advertencia por calidad de aire continÚa hasta el dÍa de maÑana. podemos ver que asÍ se observase al Área la bahÍa. y el aire estÁ un poco turbio puntos porque tenemos la presencia de humo asociado a incendios forestales. los vientos han estado en calma y ayuda que los contaminantes se queden atrapados muy cerca de la superficie. tenemos calidad de aire moderada para gran parte de la bahÍa. lejos de lo que es el Área de la bahÍa, hay un incendio ocurriendo. del humo puede alcanzar nuestra Área de cobertura. asÍ que mucha precauciÓn. personas que padecen de enfermedades respiratorias. en temperatura hemos visto cambios. ast de san josÉ, temperatura mÁxima de 67. maÑana estaremos amane

now alameda and contra costa counties say they have a plan to crack down. an orinda assemblywoman says both counties have $750,000 for new enforcement. that money will help fund two full-time officers to work to investigate and stop illegal dumpers. county leaders say the money is coming from the state. >> that's hoshlrrible. >> to see it -- it smells too. >> we're talking about the weekend coming up and some changes in the next 24 hours maybe. >> we do have those clouds sticking around. i know for a lot of folks it's just starting to get you into that fall mode so to speak after all the warm weather we've had lately as we start you off on your microclimate forecast tonight. what you're going to find here is, well, a lot happening across the west. you can see my weather map's pretty busy. most important thing the way i see it right now is this area of high pressure. that actually brought us those upper 70s earlier this week. it's now starting to kick off toward the east. and you probably noticed some of those changes today with that cloud cover, that increa

dice que ha encontrado de todo. >> hemos encontrado animales muertos, marÍa: representantes de alamedada condado, que trabajarÁn juntos para construir redes e investigar y para los basureros clandestinos. un asambleÍsta que estuvo presente en la conferencia de prensa dijo que estos oficiales ayudarÁn a prevenir que la gente siga tirando desechos ilegales sin control. esta voluntarias satisfecha por la respuesta de las autoridades, pero cree que la comunidad debe hacer su parte y dejar de tirar basura por todas partes. >> es un gusto que estÉn tomando en cuenta nuestras peticiones, pero mÁs que nada yole harÍa una peticiÓn en nosotros mismos la salud, el medio ambiente, marÍa: ademÁs de los dos oficiales que tratarÁn de evitar que la gente tire basura de manera ilegal,parte de los fondos serÁn usados para limpiar los vecindarios que tanto lo necesitan. ♪ ♪ ramÓn: llegó el momento de conocer cÓmo seguirÁn las temperaturas para el resto de la semana, paola. te invito a ver estas imÁgenes que corresponden almonte alisson. paola:un poco de frÍo, decía la gente esta maÑana. quiÉn sabe cÓmo e

the alameda on-ramp to northbound 880 is blocked due to an earlier accident.:2h on our health watch this morning. feeding primature babies breast milk may help. a study of two groups of young adults born premature. all had heart chambers that were smaller but less profound on those who had breast milk. >>> those suffering from gunshot wounds to the abdomen or chest are more likely to need more hospitalization later in life. a small 2018 study of 110 gunshot victims revealed one- third were re-admitted to the hospital for treatment. >>> they are giving them a reason to be thankful. pat anderson was diagnosed with breast cancer over ten years ago. she said during her recover ry she tried a number of make- shift pros stet things but nothing felt quite right until she crafted a solution of her own. >> i had been waiting for years for the right retearment project to come along so i could retire and this was perfect. >> pat now makes knitted inserts called busters. she has recruited fellow master knitters and they have done thousands for women around the world. >> 1

. >>> the city of oakland dropping its lawsuit against alameda county. the city of oakland was suing alameda county for selling its off of the coliseum for $85 million. the publicly owned surplus land be considered for affordable housing before it can be sold. but last night, however, oakland mayor libby shaf and the city council say they're happy with recent discussions with the oakland a's and their shared interest in the future of oakland. oakland a's president dave capel said we're pleased that the city council has directed the city attorney to immediately drop this lawsuit. we are committed to the long term success of east oakland and the coliseum site. >>> right now 6:09. one man faces charges after vandalizing the joe montana statue at levi stadium. the damage he did to the statue that commemorates the catch. >> also stopping illegal dumping in the east bay. what's being done now to keep streets and land safe in alameda and contra costa counties. >> the fog is not as severe as it has been the last few days. a look at the golden gate bridge which i

here at the south shore center in alameda. alameda undercoer police officers remove a loaded firearm. >>from an auto theft suspect it happened wednesday night while ficers were conducting an anti theft operatn here in the parking lot where we several undercover officers in use different type of resources ttarget. >>suspects to me in here and commit burglaries. >>police say they noticed the spect checpotential vehicles to burglarize when officers attempted to appach the man, they say took off running on to the beach. we're after a short a foot chase he was taken into custody and t sure where he was going to go, but he fled on on the beach. >and ultimately weecovered a a a gun. with the serial number that was had been removed. >>really yes i guess the price yet so will be the resents say they can't believe that this is happening there quiet little town there's a lot of people here that. >>bieve in leavintheir doors unlocked even things becaus people if they watch each other'sback has us and this is a nice nehborhood you know peo

alameda police noticed he was casing potential cars to break into and then once they confronted him, he led officers on it short chase but waultimately caht. there's a lot of people here that. >>lieve in leaving their doors unlocked even things becae people if they watch each other's back has us and this is a nicneighborhood you know people. >>know eachther because this is this small >>this arrest comes as alameda police work to detour smash-and-grab saif's ahead of the holiday shopping season. we always see a spi. another big story we're following this morning air bnb now facing a lawsuit one week after a deadly hallowhouse party. in. orinda now 5 people we shot and lled crawford's christine take cho is live at the courthouse in martinez wi the latest christina. >>so raymond ll junior was one of the 5 people who was killed during the hoific scene on halloween night. now his family, the hill family is now filing a lawsuit against erin be in the with complaint against the homeowners as well as the party host and it is now a wrongful death lawsuit now here is actually a picture of raym

low 60s for san francisco, berkeley, alameda, oakland at 63, 61 in san leandro. 70 for cloverdale. temps come up a little bit on fry but check out the weekend. sunshine and warm, above average temps. sunday looks to be the warmest day of our weekend. have those outdoor plans. it looks fantastic. sunny and warm for the start of the next week. >> let's check the roadways right now. as you head out the door, you are in luck. good time to be on the roadway. this is the mobile 5 unit heading toward the lower deck of the bay bridge. heading there into san francisco. no troubles here. traffic is fairly quiet. in fact, in both directions, you won't see any delays at the toll plaza. just a few cars stuck. but this is typical this type of the morning. everything is pretty light as you work your way from this point into the city. about an easy 15 minute drive. east shore free way this morning, light conditions, we are in the green which means that you are moving up to speed, above 45 miles an hour, westbound into vallejo and hercules and richmond, everything looks pretty good as you work your

the alameda fire department put that fire out and no one was hurt. you can see what's left of the charred boat. the coast guard said it's up to the owner to clean up the spill and salvage the vessel. liz kroits will have more at 5:00. >>> miracle treatment. a lafayette man paralyzed in an accident is back on his feet. how it happened. >>> green wednesday, not all about thanksgiving. the unique celebration that's all about cannabis. >>> hot toys, the top toys kids i just add a spoonful to my marinades... ...to stir frys... ...sauces. just whisk it in... ...brush it on... sauté it. it adds a "cooked all day taste" ...that doesn't take all day. better than bouillon. don't just make it. make it better. don't just make it. don't miss the xfinityt gobeyond black friday event, when you can get $100 back with the package that's right for you. you'll get amazing speed and wifi coverage from america's best internet provider. plus the emmy-award winning x1 voice remote with xfinity x1, giving your family the easiest all-in-one entertainment experience. choose y

more than 35-thousand pg&e customers in alameda and contra costa counties could see the lights go outarts of san mateo county and saa clara county and santa clara county ... more than 3- thousand customers could go without power. and ithe north bay ... more than 76- thousand cuomers could be in the dark in marin, napa, solano, and sonoma counties. a lot of those areas are still recovering from the last round of shutoffs. pg&e says the shutoffs will begin in phases, depending on the foreca. ( daa ) we have team covere of the planned blackouts this morning. kron4's will tran is in orinda ... which is one of the areas that could go dark. will? the lights are on.... for now but there is a good chance the power will be ouas pge has alreadtold us close to 24 thousand people in contra costa county will lose their power starting wednesday morning12 thoand ople will also lose their power in alameda countythis will be the fourth time in two months pge will shutoff power as the agency says it's tinto prevent its equipment from sparking wildfiresalthough critics are qutioning the time of it all a

esto pasa en otros partes en la ciudad alamedas a convirtiÓ en un peligro para padres y estudiantes esesolver el problema. en uno de estos accidentes un bebÉ fue a atropellado. >>> es casi mediodÍa y a las afueras de la escuela alamedas decenas de personas cruzan la intersecciÓn de las calles para ir a comer. >>> javier la atraviesa a diario con su hija y le enseÑa desde bien pequeÑa a que debe presionar el botÓn antes de c z cruzar. pero no solo eso es a lo que debe estar atento a segura. >>> vienen rÁpido. y estan destruidos . >>> se pasan la luz. >>> algunas veces se la pasan. >>> tambiÉn hay un cruce peatonal que muchos dicen eso sumamente peligroso. esta en la intersecciÓn de las calles. >>> nos dijo que hace unos meses casi atropellan a un niÑo y la segunda semana casi la atropellan a ella. >>> a pesar de haber esperado por su turno un automÓvil no se detuvo y si no hubiese estado atenta algo malo le podrÍa haber ocurrido. dice que es peligrosa. >>> la portavoz del distrito escolar asegura que desde que comenzaron las clases en agosto se ha registrado seis incidentes en que estud

in the east man is arrested for a car burglary in crackdown in alameda a he was found with a gun here is a look at the officers arresting them and r trying to burglarize cars at thsouth shorehopping center years. the gun th they say they found. he did lead officers on a ort chase before they ught him. >>there's a lot of people here that believen leaving their doors unlocked even things because people if they watch each other'sack has uand this is there y nice neighborhooyou know people. >>ow each because this is this was the key. >>and this arrest comes as alameda policere working to dissedher smash and grab on assess in shopping areas in time for the holiday season. and the ocher in antioch a 16 year-old has been arrested now in connection with that shooting death of a teenage girl. the shooting happened tuesdayight in the area of hillcrest avenue in bellflower drive. we first reported the story to you whe it happened. the teen y apparently shot and killed a 17 year-old alicia via over a bad drug deal that's what police are. believing at this point di at the hospital there was also 1

>>well in other news, the city of oakland is dropping its lawsuit against alameda county over the sale of the coliseum last month the city announced the lawsuit in an attempt to block the county from selling its 50% stake of the coliseum to the a's for million. the suit claims the state law requires publicly owned land must be considered for affordable housing before it's sold or leased. mayor shaft released a statement saying the city is dropping the suit because it is quote pleased with recent discussions with the a's and our shared interests in oakland's future. >>i know for and we're learning new details about that air bnb rental house where 5 people were shot and killed at a halloween party. a complaint filed with the city back in february shows the owner advertise the house on air bnb for specifically big parties with guest of up to 30 guess charging $800 a day and email also showed city leaders thanking the homeowners for amending their ad. so it no longer included the 30 guest threshold and are and official says the federal complaint was the last one received until a noise comp

crÍtico que ellos tienen personal enfocado en se tema pero el problema esÁa aumentando >>> es de alamedatigaciÓn nasa y se dirigirÁ a 200 trabajadores, su primera parada el dÍa de hoy como condado orange, la campaÑa de reelecciÓn a la siguiente de presidente trump >>> bernie sanders aterriza en oakland el viernes, el precandidato se dirigirÁ a las ciudades de fresno y los Ángeles >>> continuarÁ como fiscal interina de san francisco, pese a que se cumplirÍa el periodo del fiscal que renuncio a que un mes a su cargo, de acuerdo con la alcaldesa, el fiscal del distrito electo felicitÓ a los artistas que mantengan el sueldo para que puedan prepararse para asumir el cargo >>> la comisiÓn de servicio polÍticos de california revisaÁa que quÉ pasa con eso de la el resultado de la investigaciÓn. proporciona impacto de la electricidad y el impacto de apagones . >>> mÁs de 730,000 clientes fueron afectados por los apagones. >>> la senadora por california kamala harris presentÓ un proyecto de ley que prohibirÍa a las compaÑÍas de servicios pÚblicos que se encuentran en bancarrota a pagar bonos, un r

próximo 10 de diciembre se interpone una demanda en una corte federal contra el algo así del condado alamedanta rita la demanda fue presentada en nombre de ocho reos que preparan alimentos en la cárcel los abogados alegan que se infringe la 13a enmienda que prohíbe la servidumbre. >> asesinato de un policía en italia esta semana la fiscalía roma solicitó un procedimiento judicial rápido por lo que la primera audiencia fue programada para el 26 de febrero dos capturados en julio en su hotel en roma cuando se preparaban para regresar a estados unidos. >> las familias de las víctimas mortales durante una fiesta en fresno todavía no pueden a ser los funerales de sus seres queridos de miles de dólares por el paradero de los sospechosos. >> [hablando inglés] . >> una verdadera lucha [hablando inglés] . >> es como paula nos cuenta que se ha convertido para las familias de las cuatro víctimas mortales al no poder ver a sus seres queridos que perdieron la vida en la masacre durante una simple fiesta familiar. >> [hablando inglés] . >> no se explica y tomará varios días para que la familias organicen

ons could get the green light. >> plus a big change in policing for one city in alameda county. why officers won't be enforcing certain types of crime. >> they need to bring down the percentage of black people being arrested. >> and more on the potential power outages emily was talking about. what happened when angry state lawmakers grilled the ceo of pg& if you see wires down, treat them all as if they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, and keep the public safe.right after so we can both respond out >>> oakland police say they're making progress in their effort to limit racial profiling by officers. >> the opd says since 2017 it has changed its approach. the goal is to reduce the number of stops for technical violations like a bad taillight or traffic violations that pose no real danger. >> in the african american community, we dropped 61 percent in our footprint. in 2018 we had another 55 percent drop. >> they need to bring down the percentage of black people being arrested. they need to bring down the, they need to change the manner in which they address b

parte y cuando quiere, provocando entre otras cosas problema de contaminaciÓn en algunas zonas de alamedale pongan atenciÓn a nuestros hijos, a nosotros mismos y nuestra salud, el medio ambiente. ramÓn: este programa piloto de un costo de $750,000 permitirÁ el financiamiento de los oficiales de tiempo completo, uno en cada condado. trabajarÁn coordinadamente para construir redes para investigar y evitar los basureros clandestinos. paola: continuamos en oakland, los recientes accidentes mortales han causado alarma en la comunidad. ramÓn: para prevenir mÁs muertes, la ciudad instalÓ unas barreras de plÁstico frente a la primaria garfield, una mujer y su sobrina fueron impactadas mortalmente por un vehÍculo. marÍa: buenas noches, las autoridades de transporte de oakland respondieron a las demandas de mayor seguridad de la escuela garfield, luego de un mortal accidente ocurrido hace un mes. la instalaciÓn de barreras hace parte de una serie de medidasanunciadas para mejorar la seguridad de los estudiantes y sus familias. no parece mucho, pero estas barreras colocadas frente a la escuela garfi

. >> 20,000 adults in alameda county had no high school diploma. >> reporter: monica with the alamedaoffice of education says their adult education program is tailored to meet individual student needs. tonight 90 are graduating. yolanda johnson spent the last 15 years trying to finish high school. >> this will help me know i can go further in my life. >> reporter: murphy hope she inspires others to dream big. >> and i want to let people know they can do it, too. heone day at a time and it can done. >> how cool is that, right? >> that's awesome. >> also awesome is the prospect of some rain coming. >> meteorologist sandhya patel has the scoop for us. >> it's no longer a prospect. it's going to happen next week. that's what we're seeing computer model consistency last couple of days. i want to show you what the temperatures look like right now because it's getting cold outside. 40s, 50s. it's going to be one of those mornings where you're going to need to bundle up. 32 degrees at lake port dropping down to 38 in fairfield, 35 in napa, 36 in santa rosa. some of the coldest spots, 37 in li