this started in alameda and ended in san francisco. nbc's terry mcsweeney is in the city with the details. san francisco police officers in pursuit of one of the carjacking suspects near brannan street and the embarcadero this afternoon. moments later, a female suspect is escorted from a garage in handcuffs. this all started about 2:00 this afternoon with the mother and her two children driving on the 2800 block of central in alameda, when two people jumped out of a car and approached the woman, one of the individuals pointed a firearm at her and demanded her vehicle. she told her to get out of the vehicle, and she told her to get her kids out of the vehicle. the mother complied. alameda police say they were able to hone in on the stolen vehicle within 30 minutes. oakland police provided the helicopter, which followed the vehicle through oakland and then onto the bridge towards san francisco, where that city's police officers were waiting for the carjackers. the stolen vehicle ended up crashed into the telephone pole on brandon, near t

that's the alameda county fair. sal castaneda is there.re during our show. but first, he is speaking now with the chief operating officer of the alameda county fair. sal, take it away. >> yeah, that's angela moore, who is the ceo. and i'm here to ask her about the food because you know me and the food. that's kind of my deal. angela, welcome . >> thank you so much for having us. food is my deal too, right? >> okay. so, all this food i got immediately called to this watermelon looking thing. what is that? >> so that is watermelon wrapped in fruit roll up lime chamoy tahini. it is delicious and refreshing and very sweet. >> yeah, on a hot day, that's important. on a hot day, pizza on a stick. >> yes. i think this might be my breakfast today. >> okay, great. >> it is, pepperoni pizza on a stick. and underneath all that cheese is bacon. i mean, doesn't bacon make everything better? wow. >> and these these look good, too. what are these? >> these are deep fried pickles and deep fried jalapenos. oh, deep fried pickles. we also have spam fries, w

another fire in alameda county.his one not far from the one vicki was talking about. >> in livermore, the alameda county fire department responded to a grass fire here on cross road. you can see on the map is out far from the patterson pass area that one vicki was mentioning this fire on cross started about 05:30am, tonight. it's burned between 10 and 15 acres. there are downed power lines at the scene. so that should be problematic. you would think fire officials say crews are basically standing by at this point to make sure homes and buildings do not burn. >> and as if that is not enough in castro valley, fire crews. they are responding to another grass fire there. this one is along sydney ways. you can see there started about 5.30, this this fire is in a more residential area than the other 2 firefighters say they don't have any other information about this fire for us at this time. we're certainly working together more information and we'll bring it to you all. the latest 3 fires coming up tonight on kron for ne

so i'm i'm embracing the heat. >> beaches in alameda. just one of the many popular spots along the coast where people head to of course, during these warmer days. so let's talk more about it with our meteorologist, mark tamayo. because, mark, this is really kind of short lived here. yeah we are lucky in that department because yeah, we could be talking about several days tough sleeping weather, but thankfully tomorrow there will be some relief back in the forecast. >> yeah. but as you know, some triple digits today. take a look. today the hottest day of the week out toward livermore, out toward antioch, concord, fairfield, all close to 100 degrees in san jose, 92. a bunch of 80s right around the bay. so warm to hot around the bay and santa rosa in the upper 90s. the heat advisory we have been talking about that will soon be coming to an end that expires 8:00 this evening. so just a few minutes from now, it actually continues though out towards solano county until 8 p.m. wednesday. that's linked up to the sacramento national weather servi

alameda health system, which operates the hospitals, point to a $55 million price tag to retrofit alamedawrites the relocation of elective surgery is part of a plan to ensure the long term sustainability of alameda hospital. >> highland and san leandro are already at capacity. we have an operating room right here. why not use this? why not make this a center for excellent care? when we have facilities that are already overloaded? >> lafave admits the surgery facilities at alameda hospital are underutilized, but her concern that these cuts will have a domino effect. >> emergency rooms, ors and icus are a triad of necessity for handling emergencies, so you cannot have one without the other. >> the nurses are asking the alameda county board of supervisors to step in ahead of the july 1st deadline. they plan to protest at the board meeting next week. >> we can see your greedy side in alameda, anser hassan abc seven news. >> america has a loneliness problem, and the surgeon general says it's putting the health of millions of people at risk. it's been more than a year since doctor vivek murthy

a brush fire burning southwest of tracy at the alameda and san joaquin county lines.than 12,500 acres. evacuation orders have been issued for residents in the area, and an evacuation center is set up at the large clover community center in tracy. we know two firefighters were injured fighting this fire and they are currently being hospitalized, expected to be okay. as for concerns about the wind speeds, what should we expect? >> anywhere from 15 to 30 miles an hour today so they'll continue to be on the breezy si temperatures have dropped offnto the 50s around livermor low 60s. tracy, look at the relative humidity. anywhere from nearly 70% to 96. so those onshore winds continue to fan the flames and push the smoke over towards tracy. and the moisture is offshore. so we have as good as it's going to get in terms of relative humidity in our favor, but those winds will not let up. it's going to be with us once again, the breezy winds throughout the day today and then we'll be looking at more cloud cover into your monday and cooler temperatures. the accuweather seven day

alameda health system, which operates the hospitals, point to a $55 million price tag to retrofit alameda hospital. it writes. the relocation of elective surgery is part of a plan to ensure the long term sustainability of alameda hospital. >> highland and san leandro are already at capacity. we have an operating room right here. why not use this? why not make this a center for excellent care when we have facilities that are already overloaded? >> lafave admits the surgery facilities at alameda hospital are underutilized, but her concern that these cuts will have a domino effect. >> emergency rooms, ors and icus are a triad of necessity for handling emergency rs, so you cannot have one without the other. >> the nurses are asking the alameda county board of supervisors to step in ahead of the july 1st deadline. they plan to protest at the board meeting next week. >> we can see your greedy side in alameda, anser hassan abc seven news. >> wild sideshows on both sides of the bay. next. who gets the blame and what's being done about it? also ahead, i'm cornell bernard on the russian river, wher

the victim's sister pleaded for the judge in alameda county superior court to reject plea deals and send calls the current deal lenient kron four's philippe djegal reports from oakland where the woman claims district attorney pamela price has failed. her family. i asked to >> maury henson 6 feet away from 2 of 4 defendants convicted of charges in connection to her brother, ben hermans murder addressing judge scott patton prior to sentencing wednesday morning in alameda county superior court, a last-ditch effort to convince judge pat and to dismiss the alameda county district attorney's office is plea deals which threw out the kidnapping charges for all 4 defendants. my brother was not at the wrong place at the wrong time. he was in his home. >> when these people entered his home and tied him up and removed him from his home nearly 3 years men was bound and gagged, then strangled to death and left on the side of the road in the oakland hills in court, one defendant pleading guilty to second degree murder and he was sentenced to 15 years to life in state prison. the second pleading guilty

sobre medidas de seguridad en alameda creek para prevenir otras posibles tragedias.del este de la bahía y la oficina del alguacil del condado alameda son quienes tienen jurisdicción en el lugar. bueno, cesar chavez recalcar que los anuncios advirtiendo sobre nadar ahí están en inglés y nosotros, como vimos en este reportaje, el público que conocimos ayer era principalmente latino. hoy estamos viendo que esto hay una valla acá y esta precisamente está rota. no es que no hay una puerta ahí. nathalie dijiste que la ciudad de fremont indicó que el distrito de parques del este de la bahía y también la oficina del alguacil del condado alameda son los que tienen jurisdicción precisamente en esa quebrada que estamos viendo ahí. ahora bien, sabes tú por casualidad, si ellos planean hacer cumplir las reglas, las leyes en este lugar, la verdad, por toda una semana hemos estado intentando comunicarnos con ellos y con otras agencias para una entrevista. pero nadie nos dio una respuesta contundente. para ser sinceros y hasta hoy día continuamos esperando respuesta a nuestra pregun

she announced that she plans to meet with the alameda county sheriff's office. this comes after the agency praise federal law enforcement officers for arresting robert rocha who was accused were stabbing in hayward. rocha was prosecuted at the federal level after the da decided to not bring charges example of the individuals on federal probation the penalty. allowing them to go through the process of having their probation parole revoked actually going to result in a harsher penalty. then what we would be able to obtain. but the alameda county sheriff's office says was identified by the victim. >> and has a criminal history spanning 30 years, including federal drug and weapon convictions. sheriff's office says this is not the first time they've had to point out that the da did not charge one price share that her team reviewed charging patterns and police reports dating back to 2019. what we found was that in 2024 we received 535 police reports from the sheriff's department of that. approximately 49% were rejected for filing. most of them, the largest percentage

the alameda county fair kicks off today in pleasanton. there will be rides, food, live music, horse racing and shows. that includes the new canine stars stunt dog show. it features a world class team of dog trainers and their pups. they've been seen on several tv shows, including america's got talent. here's something you may surprise you all the dogs in the show are rescues. truthfully, any dog has potential. they're all very talented in their own way. we just meet each dog from a shelter and take a look at what they might be best at. you can catch all the stunt dog action at the alameda county fair through july 17th. now i have a dog rescue dog myself. she's got a special talent which is barking at things that nobody else can see. oh man, they are good at that. you know my dog lucy at home, if you like. move a paper and you're like, on the other side of the house. she's like, okay, where was that? what's happening? is there a treat in my future? exactly that alameda county fair. man, that is always so much fun. such fun. yeah, it is a b

part of niles canyon road in alameda county crumbled away during a february storm.ill begin construction on a new bridge where that lane collapsed on june 17th between old canyon road and main street in sunol. lanes will be closed in both directions between 8 p.m. and 5 a.m, then they will reopen with one way control every morning. that closure is expected to last a week. >> next at 530. guilty verdicts in the federal gun trial against hunter biden. why the legal troubles for the president's son do not end today. >> also ahead tonight, a war of words is brewing between alameda county's district attorney and its sheriff. how pamela price is responding to claims that her office is not doing enough and going after a different kind of debt, how a proposal by the white house today in the trial of the president's son, hunter biden. ktvu jana katsuyama has reaction now from both sides as well as what comes next. janna julian. >> mike. hunter. biden's attorneys had sought to portray him as a person who had recovered from addiction and who did not believe that he was an addi

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more problems for alameda county district attorney pamela price. comments made by one of her employees at a rally now have supporters of the recall calling for that employee to lose his job. kron four's dan kerman reports those behind the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price are now calling for the firing of one of her employees need to be fired. >> then as we need to be fire. >> recall leader brenda grisham says it saturday's kickoff rally. supporters of the recall, many of whom are family members of murder victims were met by price supporters. among them dezman jeffries who is listed as the da's director of recruitment and retention during that rally, jeffries posted a facebook live video where he frequently refers to grisham has gruesome and says the recall groups call for justice for victims is all a facade by a violent gang. i thought that was very disrespectful and he represents the district attorneys office. >> so that tells you right there didn't respect the victims at all. the price recall campaign is now sent this lette

she announced that she plans to meet with the alameda county sheriff's office. this comes after the agency praise federal law enforcement officers for arresting robert rocha who was accused were stabbing in hayward. rocha was prosecuted at the federal level after the da decided to not bring charges example of the images on federal probation the penalty. allowing them to go through the process of having their probation parole revoked actually going to result in a harsher penalty. then what we would be able to obtain. but the alameda county sheriff's office says was identified by the victim. >> and has a criminal history spanning 30 years, including federal drug and weapon convictions. sheriff's office says this is not the first time they've had to point out that the da did not charge one price share that her team review charging patterns and police reports dating back to 2019. what we found was that in 2024. >> we received 535 police reports from the sheriff's department of that approximately 49% were rejected for filing. most of them, the largest percentage of t

muchas gracias por sintonizarnos en donde oficialmente hoy se inicia la feria del condado alameda, talomo se lo hemos estado informando y como ya sabe, libertad pedraza fue una de las primeras en llegar a pleasanton. libertad. cómo está todo? así es . y aquí está, lleno de comida, atracciones, diversión. y no solamente eso, también ustedes pueden ver cómo está el ambiente. apenas está inaugurando. pero han llegado cientos de familias. ustedes están viendo el área de las atracciones, que es 1 de los favoritos de la feria. también tienen juegos para que toda la familia venga aquí y tal vez algo de lo más importante es que aunque lleva 112 años realizándose la feria aquí en los terrenos de pleasanton, este año me dicen que tienen muchas cosas nuevas. una de las más importantes es que le están dando espacio a 100 pequeños negocios para que vengan a hacer sus ventas aquí en la feria del condado alameda de hecho, algunos de la. la mayoría de estos negocios, por supuesto, son de comida para que todas las familias estén bien alimentados y bien entretenidos. y aunque sabemos que es muy popular

the alameda county sheriff's office is thanking federal law enforcement officers for taking a violent criminal off the street. >> because the office of alameda county district attorney pamela price refused to file charges. the sheriff's office says robert bureau coe was arrested in mid-may for a january stabbing in haywards micah state park. the sheriff's office despite being identified by the victim and having a criminal history dating back at least 30 years. but federal drug and weapons convictions, da prices office chose not to prosecute. i'm not even surprise. carl chan is head of the committee trying to recall da pamela price. you know, it's quite upsetting. >> again, it's also proven that, you know, the d a his son, a bulk at the farm, you a job directed in a statement. prices office says this matter was reviewed by a veteran charging deputy district attorney in our office. >> who made a determination to do it for this individual to our federal law enforcement partners. but the sheriff's office says that is completely inaccurate. they say they reached out to federal probation of

alameda residents.rally monday at the alameda hospital after announcing their decision to cut elective surgery at the hospital and relocate those surgeries elsewhere. nurses believe those cuts. we'll take away vital medical care and they're hoping to target counuy supervisors and hospital leaders with this action. they're going to meet on june 18th, hoping to overturn the decision according to the cna alameda's health system's decision could cause residents to lose access. 2 surgical services as early as july. 1st. today, some taco bell workers in san jose are going to strike against what they call unsafe working conditions. employees at this taco bell on south king road and tully road say that they have to work in excessive heat. they say the kitchen temperatures nearly 90 degrees because the air-conditioner is broken and they say gas leaks. the employees are also demonstrating because they say that they're experiencing wage theft. the rally is at noon and application. >> well, don't be alarmed. if you

she responded to criticism from the alameda county sheriff's department. a recent post from the facebook page has sparked a lot of comments where they pointed out that price's office did not charge a convicted felon for a stabbing back in january. price defended that decision. >> in some cases, it is better if there is, in fact, if the individual is on federal probation, then the penalty through allowing them to go through the process of having their probation or their parole revoked is actually going to result in a harsher penalty than what we would be able to obtain. >> price says her office took 51% of the cases presented to them this year. the bulk of the cases rejected were misdemeanors and often had insufficient evidence in her mind. she says she has reached out to the sheriff and asked for a meeting to discuss any concerns with charging decisions. >>> well, new numbers reveal crime has gone down in oakland. the police department says overall crime has gone down 33% compared to the same time this past year. governor gavin newsom announced chp has hel

good morning dave. >> well, alameda county has about 150 prosecutors.m are part of a union. and this week it was announced that members of that prosecutors union support the removal of their boss, district attorney pamela price, from office. according to san francisco chronicle, which received an email notifying them of this vote, 85% of the members of that prosecutor's union took part in casting a ballot. we don't know how many or by what percentage they voted in favor of supporting the recall, but in that email to the chronicle, members cited unfair and hostile working conditions in price's office as part of the reason they want her recalled. they said the reasons behind their vote were because of labor conditions, not her policies. price's critics and supporters of her recall say she is soft on crime, and that her policies tend to favor criminal defendants instead of victims. at a news conference yesterday, price dismissed the union vote and said the motivations were political. >> i do believe that they are threatened by our review of past prosecutor

sally lucky duck is in alameda this morning. he has a preview of our upcoming fox local zip trip as next thursday we will all be in alameda. it is of course the 4th of july. we'll get to sal in just a few minutes. >> but first, we're also following major news from the supreme court this morning where the justices have ruled on the landmark case, city of grant pass versus johnson. >> right. the high court alley allowing cities to find people for camping in public spaces. this ruling came down in the earlier hours. you're hearing from political leaders and the heads of nonprofits here in the bay. many were waiting for this ruling. >> yes, gasia. it's a case that will have a big impact on our state simply because of the numbers. one out of every three unhoused people in the u.s. lives in california. more than 181,000 people in our state are homeless. a 40% increase from five years ago, according to the u.s. department of housing and urban development. now, after today's supreme court ruling, cities now have another tool and more au

and another big story, more problems for alameda county da pamela price. comments made by one of her employees at a recall rally. >> now supporters of the recall calling for that employee to lose his job. kron four's dan kerman reports saturday. opponents of alameda county district attorney pamela price had their recall campaign kickoff rally at the county courthouse in oakland. many attending your family members of murdered victims. they were met by supporters to price among them, an employee of her office, desmond jeffries, who is listed as the da's director of recruitment and retention >> during that rally, jeffries posted a facebook live video where he frequently refers to recall leader brenda grisham as gruesome and says the recall groups call for justice for victims. this post all of side by a violent gang. i am the leader, but you're not going to stress picnic, disrespecting the family's. you're not going to play the fact that they have lost their children and you get it facebook. the price recall campaign is now sent this letter to da price and the

but the alameda county sheriff's office says was identified by the victim.ory spanning 30 years, including federal drug and weapon convictions. sheriff's office says this is not the first time they've had to point out that the da did not charge someone price share that her team review charging patterns and police reports dating back to 2019. what we found was that in 2024 we received 535 police reports from the sheriff's department of that. approximately 49% were rejected for filing. most of them, the largest percentage of them were ejected for insufficient evidence. another concern addressed is the call for price to fire one of her employees. desmond jeffries, her director of recruitment and retention due to his comments made at a re car rally held on saturday. mister jeffries is not facing any disciplinary action. mister jeffries, as far as i know, exercise his first amendment right on a saturday. >>morning. and again, a double standard to expect that mister jeffries would be disappointed jeffries posted a facebook live where he called recall leader. >>bre

now the alameda county fair runs until july 7th at the alameda county fairgrounds on valley avenue. >w, this is a contactless fair, so you do have to buy tickets and parking passes online. you can go to our website, ktvu.com. click on web links to get information. now there are ticket kiosks at the fairgrounds and the prices are the same as they are online. >> i'm here. it's cool. this morning we do have some chilly lows of coolest i've seen so far as occidental. at 44, i think they're now 45. petaluma is in there as well at 45 degrees. a lot of 40s here. so a chilly morning including woodside at 45 menlo park, atherton, stanford, los altos and pacifica all in the upper 40s or low 50s out there. some fog, low clouds, not a lot. kind of the support for it has waned, if you will. it will be warmer today. it's just seeing some just unbelievable differences in the temp. so i'm kind of splitting the difference . the big message will be sunday, monday, tuesday wind is going to pick up around here. but today we'll get more sunshine and sunny. nice a little breezy, blustery at times, but temp

ktvu alice wirtz was in alameda, where many families spent the day out on the water kayaking in alameda. >> a crisp morning with barely a breeze made for a beautiful start for families looking to create father's day memories on the san francisco bay. this beautiful day on the bay has these folks getting ready to go kayaking. dads and daughters. dads and sons. lots of families here to enjoy the great weather and the beautiful bay shoreline. what are you guys doing here today, well, going kayaking, 9 a.m. >> calm conditions, families fishing, stand up, paddle boarding and boating. joe stack is owner operator of stacked adventures. he offers kayaking in partnership with alameda parks and recreation department. >> those tours are really emphasis on the families and kids, hence the target market of those of the of the alameda parks and recreation, stack says. >> kayaking is a great way to see parts of the bay, shoreline and wildlife that can't be enjoyed from the shore, especially this time of year. >> we get about 7 to 8000 brown pelicans that are starting to migrate in from baja right now.

it's a new feature here at the alameda county fairgrounds.d to hear that these dogs, they're not they're rescue. yeah, they are rescue dogs. almost all of them. we picked them up from shelters. opal here was adopted from just a shelter in florida. she was just found as a stray. now she's a superstar. and what about tempo? tempo is from salt lake city, utah. he's a border collie and he's only a year old. and already he is amazing. oh, i see the saliva. look at this. so and the point is to show people obviously not just entertainment , let them know that rescues can do these type of things, right? yeah, absolutely. and dogs any age as well. she's eight years old and people any age we have we start with online training at our stunt dog school. when kids are 12 years old, they start training and then like macy, they can join the tour. once they graduate from high school and college. and we have a trainer that's over 70 years old on our team as well. no kidding. yes. so i know we have video of what the show is. it's about 25 minutes. so how much o

the nurses at alameda hospital picketed yesterday.hey are rallying against alameda health system's plan to send patients to other facilities for surgeries. the hospital is planning to stop scheduling some surgeries as of july first as a way to cut costs. nurses argue the cuts will impact patients. >> they are ostensibly saying they're cutting elective elective surgery, but we know that they will ultimately want to eliminate all surgery. we think this is a terrible disservice to the public. it puts our patients at risk >> the acute care facilities that service eastern alameda county. in a statement to abc seven news, alameda health system, which operates the hospitals, points to the $55 million price tag to retrofit alameda hospital. it says the relocation of elective surgery is part of a plan to ensure the long term sustainability of alameda hospital. nurses are hoping the alameda county board of supervisors steps in ahead of that july 1st deadline. next, at 630 months after stepping down as giants pa announcer renel brooks-moon gets

as you still have tickets, you can get them on the alameda county fair website and you will dot alamedair dot com, ok? so i'm hosting the opening ceremonies for the northern california special olympics. these all over athletes all across northern california. it's an amazing event. we have them. here is our guest into our studios and helps you to promo to tell everyone that the games are happening. >> in santa clara, june 28th 30th and let's just say they were perfect. i needed some coaching. take a look. >> picks to nor cal summer games and how that was olympics. newark, how summer games starting june regret go live. that the best time with them? i got to tell you s o and c dot org that stands for special olympics. northern california dot org. if you want to volunteer, donate. >> or come and cheer them on. it's going to be awesome in go. >> yes, the news at >> ellicott, 4 news at 4 combating pandemic challenges up and down california. san francisco city leaders met today to tackle the lingering effects of the pandemic in san francisco. and a warning tonight for people in antioch after a

and today, the alameda county fair kicks off.f what's happening this year from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook i'm andre senior today is friday june 14th. >> whether you're working or you're off this weekend you'll probably want to know what the weather is going to be like. yes, paulson is here to tell us what it's going to look like. >> that's a very good question. i want to know, too. it will be nice. it won't be too bad. we have more fog is disappearing here. the support for it really isn't there anymore. air aloft cooled down yesterday. inland temps cooled down. still some down towards santa cruz. gilroy, santa clara, a little bit up towards santa rosa, petaluma, healdsburg. today will be nice. nice. very nice temperatures 60s 70s 80s. unseasonably cool lows though this morning. i mean we had a lot of mid 40s here. so we'll go 60s 70s and low to mid 80s. all right. sal's here now a let's see 37. where else. >> well 37 finally

and alameda point are former naval air station. we have so many different green tech life science, biotech kinds of companies doing this cutting edge of work. i am not opposed to cutting edge science, yes, that is that the quote, that was a that since running out of time a little bit. wondering if there's anything that the u.s. researchers from the university of washington could do to make you change your mind. is there anything that would make you let this program come back and have it be an alameda at the uss hornet. what what they have to prove. >> yeah, i mean, i would keep an open mind the of our city staff did have a list of of conditions they would need to me. i would want a public health expert to look at the composition that the chemicals being added to the tap water. that's being spray and especially the impacts on children. we need a public health pediatrics to do that. and then just a clearer understanding. and that's what i tried to explain to them that when you just up here after being shrouded in secrecy and then say

i'm live at the alameda county fairgrounds. alice schwartz, back to you in the studio. >> all right, alice, and it looks like a nice day out there. we're all talking about the food. it looks incredible, all right, bart is working on some things to add several new bart stations to the south bay. that work is starting today. the santa clara vta is leading the charge to add six more miles of track. four more bart stations extending through san jose. construction comes as a result of that 2022 audit that came out this week. it made a number of recommendations to vta to improve its management and oversight, the report says. the transit agency rejected two of its recommendations, calling to create more public transparency for how board members are appointed and increasing their term limits. vta called the audit fair and thoughtful, but has yet to comment on the rejected proposals. we are expecting to learn more during today's groundbreaking ceremony. >> happening today, the oakland alameda county coliseum authority is holding a speci

a man kidnapped and murdered, outraged over what they're calling a lenient plea deal made between alameda county and 2 people convicted in connection to a family member's murder. plus, a balancing the budget. the city of oakland is preparing for severe cuts that could affect public safety. plus the vote that just put a 20 billion-dollar housing proposal in the hands of california voters. news station. >> he's calling news 2. >> thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm stephanie lin outraged by what she calls lenient plea deals for defendants connected to her late brother's murder. today, the victim's sister pleaded for the judge in alameda county superior court to reject the deals and send the cases to jury trials. kron four's philippe djegal reports from oakland with the woman claims district attorney pamela price has failed. her family. i asked >> maury henson 6 speed away from 2 of 4 defendants convicted of charges in connection to her brother, ben hermans murder addressing judge scott patton prior to sentencing wednesday morning in alameda county superior court, a

alameda county. they say there are no outstanding suspects related to that case.lbrae square with trader joe's safeway and walgreens. police say the teen for some reason rosie bike into the back of the truck say the driver of the truck remained at the scene and cooperated with investigators. hot enough. i-35 one day after a massive fire destroyed an affordable housing complex under construction developers. redwood city say they're going to rebuild covers. dan kerman was back out at the scene talking with some of the evacuees who were allowed to come home. >> construction crews spent much of the day tuesday tearing down more of the scaffolding that burned up when this 109 unit affordable housing complex went up in flames monday in the midst of construction. >> this is the affordable housing development here in what's called north fairoaks, which has about a population of 20,000. it's on incorporated. and so it's a huge blow, especially critical this the project up to 3 bedroom units, which means families could move in and affordable child care center. fire crews we

alameda firefighters got control of the wild land fire. it was between newark and fremont broke out around 4 in the afternoon. yesterday has burned. 34 acres at one point flames were headed to the union pacific railroad tracks shutting down the train service for a time after 8 decades in business, casper's hot dogs is closing one of their locations in hayward. it's been open there since the 1940's the last day is saturday. july 13th and east bay aptly named malcolm clemens is headed to the 2024 summer olympics next month. he came in second place with that jump more than 26 feet. those photos opposed social media wishing him good luck and she goes for the gold. so cool. and he's a son of a local firefighters. so yeah. the weather a little nicer today maybe a little predictable. let's have john tries handed what? i don't do a good job. the we said. >> it's going to be interest to get do today is back to normal and definitely back to the can the predictable stuff. it's indeed very true. you look outside at what we've got right here is a low g

west to alameda county and south to stanislaus county, you are being told to leave now. if you need a place to stay. the county is setting up evacuation centers in larch clover community center. that's in tracy, right on larch road. if you have large animals, there is a center being set up at the men manteca school district on luis avenue. p-g-and-e's is working to restore power for residents who live in this area. it says two major outages happened around seven last night, affecting thousands of people. here's a look at p-g-and-e's updated outage map. right now we are seeing some progress. right now, about 130 people are waking up without electricity in those areas you see in yellow and green. now that's a big difference from last night when power was knocked out for nearly 4000 people. the utility company says its equipment was damaged in the fire, and those repairs continue today in the east bay. now uc berkeley police are searching for an arsonist suspected of torching one of its cars on the cal campus. the university says the suspect set fire to the car early saturd

the austrian alameda near 80. they say the driver of the car wasn't hurt.he motorcycle was stolen from. more than 3 dozen people incarcerated at the san francisco county jail, their isolation following a covid outbreak. the sheriff's office says the jail has 42 confirmed cases. the highest number being reported at the county jail number 30 in salon or san bruno officers. jail staff start seeing an uptick in covid cases last thursday. houma police your help trying to find a woman who they say stole more than $1000 in merchandise. so this is who they're looking for. the incident happened on the night of june night, the old to on coleman boulevard. police say any information, give them a call. well, in the east bay, alameda, firefighters got control of a wildland fire. that's vincennes boulevard in erie could drive. that's right. between newark in fremont. the fire broke out around 4 yesterday. so far 34 acres have burned. at one point. the flames even spread towards that union pacific railroad track shutting down the trains. firefighters say pg e pacific rail

california's longest-serving county supervisor is keith carson of alameda county.. president biden is pardoning potentially thousands of former u.s. service members convicted of violating a now repealed military ban on consensual president biden says that they were convicted simply for being themselves and they have carry the burden of this great injustice for decades. those covered by the pardon, we'll be able to apply to receive proof that their conviction has been erased and petition to have their discharge upgraded from the military. also to recover the lost pay opand benefits that they missed out on the service members convicted of non-consensual acts are not covered by this pardon. it's some 47 and joins tonight. it's our pride special at 6.30, hosted by our very own john shrable. this year we celebrate the beacon of love that shines bright across the bay area. and we hope that you join us. mattel is introducing a line of colorblind accessible game. some of the changes include. >> additional visual cues like shapes and symbols and tactile cues as well. the co

alameda fire crews helped to free a teenager who was stuck in the mud. this happened near the and small boat ramp this afternoon. crews say the tide was rising while the team was stuck deep in summit after he was rescued. he was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition tonight. hopefully he's all right. the weather was nice to be out on the water, but not a situation. find yourself know what you're doing, right? i guess is kind of a lesson there payment that. yeah, that's that's pretty thanks you. get stuck and that's for sure going to succeed in there. but a lot of folks could be flocking, i think to some place cool. we've got some hot weather on the way. i think we're catching a little bit of a break these next couple days. but after that, boy, we're going to talk about some sizzling temperatures rolling back into the bay area again right now. >> looking out toward the golden gate bridge. yeah, you're looking fog free right now. but the fog, i don't think it's that far away. it's going to be moving on shore overnight tonight and tomorrow morning

full forecast featuring the alameda county fair.utes. >> thank you. roberta. new this morning chp investigating another sideshow on the bay bridge. this time it happened about 130 in the morning. it was on the eastern span and lasted a good hour, tying up traffic on the bridge. you can see all the cars on the bridge. some had parked, and while it was going up, the sideshow up close, other drivers were caught up in a big traffic jam. the sideshow in the middle of the night was also complete with fireworks. sideshow participants and different fireworks 30ft up into the sky. and now we have different angles of the sideshow as well. in another shot, passengers can be seen hanging out of the windows as their cars rev their engines spun dangerously close to a good 100 plus people on the bridge. many of them didn't seem fazed, though, as they watched in joy and recording social media on their phones. there are no immediate reports of injuries or arrests. and now sideshow is on the bay bridge. have happened before. there was one back in apr

but the city of alameda intervene this week.nd in the city didn't know anything about these experiments until we learned about it from a new york times article, the that the experiment began and that was in late march of this year. so after hearing from concerned residents, i sure my colleagues reached out to a city manager and said what if we know about this? and thc answer was nothing. the mayor we also heard from the researchers behind the program. they say they're pretty disappointed by the decision from the city of alameda. they say the experiment is not designed. altar, the atmosphere or the climate or to alter clouds or any aspect of the local weather for climate. >> i remember thinking that i was going to die and this guy's going to kill me because he's not stopping. >> poor govern the south bay speaking from his hospital bed there about being brutally attacked at a vta station about a week ago, christian channel with remains in the hospital. multiple injuries. he says he was just going for a bike ride with a complete st

alameda county d. a responds after a recall rally got heated, the latest on a tense exchange. with the victims. family. self driving cars. are they really ready? and are they safe? well in east bay county, embracing the new technologies but notably he was also the inspiration for that famous nba logo. the 14 time all star only played for 1 team. the l. a lakers between 1961 to 1974. in in that time, he helped them win the 26. championship. west was also a successful executive for various other teams, including the golden state warriors. he was on the board when the warriors won their 2015 and 2017. titles. he was only 86 years old. man accused of shooting and killing another man during a brawl at lake berryessa has been arrested and charged with murder. you're looking back at that scene. and napa county sheriff's department reported 25 year old gabriel chavez was 1 of several individuals stabbed during a large altercation between 2 groups last saturday. he spent the past few days detained in the hospital while recovering we're also learning more about the arrest 2 people after

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>> well, the search is now underway for a man who fell into a canal in alameda county. sheriff's deputies were alerted to the possibility of this drowning friday night at the delta mendota canal. right under grant line road, a group fishing in that area says that a 56 year-old man identified as leicester ashcraft from hollister fell into the canal and was swept away by the rapid current rescue. crews spent the weekend looking for him. but as of last night, they have been unsuccessful. rescue crews say they will continue searching for him today. >> time now 6, the alameda county sheriff's office is thanking federal officers being a active as a part of taking criminals off the street. so it's been a joint effort. it's something they say the district attorneys office refused to do by not filing charges in an assault case with kron four's. dan kerman to explain. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price is under fire this time from another law enforcement agency for letting violent criminals walk the street in a facebook post, the alameda county sheriff's office is t

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he's been extradited to alameda county. san jose. police have arrested more than 40 people for having outstanding assault were the youngest is 19 years old. those arrests were made between february and april. 3 arrests were made out of the state. 2 people being airlifted to safety. look at this. they were stuck on a cliff yesterday at san francisco's marshall beach. and they're going to be ok, no word how they got stuck. but that's quite right. san pedro street in downtown san jose has a brand-new look. hundreds of volunteers painted this mural. the mayor says it's all part of a bringing downtown san jose together and supporting small local businesses. well, happening today, the senate, their county health department, they're going house to pride flag raising ceremony san jose. >> first started 10 this morning at the o'connor hospital on forest avenue. the second will start at noon at the santa clara valley medical center on south bascom avenue. hospital say their help bring awareness to the lgbtq+ community. i continue to fight for

alameda county district attorney pamela price, who faces a recall election this november. >> met with the media today to provide an update on her investigation into past prosecutorial misconduct as it relates to death penalty cases. she provided few specifics but did say the inquiry that she believes that the inquiries fueling the fire of some of her opponents. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> to say that they are now opposed to administration is is really old news at a news conference tuesday. alameda county district attorney pamela price responded to word on social media that the union representing 9 management attorneys in her office voted to support her recall. i think that the final straw for prosecutors union was, in fact, our investigation of the death penalty cases and the disclosure of that misconduct. i do believe that they're threatened by review of past prosecutor misconduct. >> i do believe that too many prosecutors in this office were raised with very different values than the values that this community hold today. >> price also says despite statements to the contrary

>> our top story this half-hour, a former employee of the alameda county district attorney's office has filed a lawsuit against da pamela price in the county alleging racial discrimination, wrongful termination and retaliation. now this comes as price faces a recall election this november. >> our kron dan kerman has details. >> more trouble for alameda county district attorney pamela price. now she and the county are being sued by a former employee patti lee, who served as the da's public information. officer from june to december of last year alleges racial discrimination, wrongful termination and retaliation was going on in the da's office in alameda county. something that should never be taking place anywhere in district attorney office or in any public >> institution. the lawsuit stems from a pamela price news conference on november. 29th of last year. >> when a reporter from the berkeley scanner was refused entrance that led to a flurry of california public records act or cpra requests requiring the office to turn over records relating to that incident. lee was the one required tog

at alameda hospital. nurses at the hospital have been in contract negotiations since december. their contract expired in april. >> a homeless advocacy group in the bay area is sounding the alarm on governor newsom's proposed spending cuts. under newsom's revised budget plan, $50 million will be pulled from a statewide housing and disability program. without the money, the nonprofit group homeless action center says it may have to send people away who currently use the center and also turn around dozens who are on their way to permanent housing. >> i think, you know, no matter what side of the political spectrum somebody is on, everybody wants to see people off the streets. it's really heartbreaking to see the rug pulled out from underneath. exactly. the programs that are doing what everybody wants. >> the state legislature is required to agree on a budget by june 15th. >> hundreds of people gathered in the south bay to put together school supply kits for children in need, supply bank org spearheaded that