yeah, this happened in alameda county early this morning. investigators say the chase started in hayward. >> deputies say the stolen 2007 gray toyota camry was carjacked in oakland and was spotted driving northbound on interstate 80 deputies tried to make a traffic stop, but the driver ignored commands and kept driving towards san leandro. and that's where san leandro police play spike strips in front of the tires. deputies say the driver tried to drive around the spike strip. lost control of the car crashed head-on with a tree on davis street near pretty to street. alameda county firefighters released a picture of the wreckage. you see their fire crews were able to pull a 14 year-old girl to safety. >> 2 suspects died at t scene during the investigation. authorities say the car the stolen car was involved in a homicide in the central valley yesterday. deputies say this is an active ongoing investigation and anyone who has information asked to call oakland antique a police. >> other news now the second largest reservoir in california has rea

and that's why the mayor is demanding action through a lawsuit against alameda county. and that lawsuit calls in the county to reinstate sheriff's deputies at the facility and replace the agency that is currently providing services with county social workers and find a new location to keep the kids safe. in a letter sent to the county. >> hayward city officials mentioned 8 year-old sophia mason who was found dead back in 2022. less than a week after she was reported missing sophie's grandmother is suing alameda county claiming the county's child protective services did not remove sophia from her mother's care. despite multiple reports of abuse. >> it's 6.11 san francisco could become the first city in the country to mandate all pharmacies. stock lifesaving medications that reverse opioid overdoses supervisor matt dorsey proposed this requirement at the board of supervisors meeting the legislation would mandate that all retail pharmacies carry at least 2 nasal sprays containing naloxone or narcan the first 5 months of 2023 are already shaping up to be the deadliest in yea

sophie's grandmother is suing alameda county claiming the county's child protective services did notsophia from her mother's care despite multiple reports of abuse, sophia mason. >> is it is an example when the county social services and county child protection services fail to provide protection safety for some of our most vulnerable kids. the mayor says he's also concerned about the ages of the children at enter it ranges in age from 0 to 18 and they're all commingling. he says they need to be separated by age. they can better keep everyone safe and provide services. >> in hayward, amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> and one family shelter that was facing the threat of closure will remain open in san francisco. thanks to a donor and nonprofit the former oasis in on franklin street was an emergency family shelter during the pandemic. saint anthony foundation announced on tuesday. it has purchased this property with matching funds from the kaplan family. trust supervisor. dean preston represents the district where this facility is located. >> and with community leaders. we raise the funds t

sophie's grandmother is suing alameda county claiming the county's child protective services did not remove sophia from her mother's care despite multiple reports of abuse, sophia mason. >> is is an example when the county social services in county, child protection services fail to provide protection safety for some of our most vulnerable kids. the mayor says he's also concerned about the ages of the children at enter ranges in age from 0 to 18 and they're all commingling. he says they need to be separated by age. they can better keep everyone safe and provide services in hayward. amanda hari kron, 4 news 8.18 and san francisco could become the first city in the nation to mandate all pharmacies. >> have to stock medications that reverse opioid overdoses supervisor matt dorsey proposed the requirement and it would mean that the pharmacies, all retail pharmacies have to carry at least 2 nasal sprays containing naloxone or narcan. the first 5 months of 2023 are already shaping up to be some of the deadliest years for opioid overdoses. data from the health department shows 346 people ha

prostitution and missing kits to now the mayor's demanding action through a lawsuit against alameda county. the suit calls in the county to reinstate sheriff's deputies at the facility. >> replace the agency that is currently providing services. the county social workers and find a new location to keep the kids safe. >> we're not suing for we're suing for action. in a letter to the county, he city officials mention 8 year-old sophia mason. >> who was found dead in 2022. less than a week after she was reported missing. sophie's grandmother is suing alameda county claiming he county's child protective services did not remove sophia from her mother's care despite multiple reports of abuse, sophia mason >> is is an example when the county social services in county, child protection services fail to provide protection safety for some of our most vulnerable kids. the mayor says he's also concerned about the ages of the children at enter ranges in age from 0 to 18 and they're all commingling. he says they need to be separated by age. they can better keep everyone safe and provide services in hayw

the lawsuit was filed in multiple counties in california, including contra costa, sonoma alameda. . petsmart is implements new policies to help improve pricing accuracy. now they've also taken steps to improve signage in stores order to make sure customers are notified about the lowest possible prices. more issues with self-driving vehicles. this time the car stalled right in the middle of the road during busy pride celebrations in san francisco. there were multiple incidents they're okay will be up in the road along the parade route and waymo self-driving car was just all out. not know what to do. and it's not just pride that has been causing of issues there during that ceremony. the self-driving cars but waymo and their crews have not shared data with the city assistant deputy chief darrius. are says so far this year, a self-driving car like waymo or cruise has impeded emergency vehicles ability to respond to scenes about 66 times averaging about one to 2 complaints day. >> a number of instances where continue to drive as saying our fire scenes and other emergency saying where? f

. >> the alameda county fair. we are live at the fairgrounds with what you can expect this summer, including girl five coming through with the wind. are you all right? >> we just of moving yesterday, so all of the dirt, dust, and dander are triggering my allergies, and here we are this morning. happy friday, everybody. it is june 16. >> it's tree pollen. that's the main thing right now. but we have some sunshine this afternoon. temperatures on the mild side. upper 50's and low 60's this morning. lightest of layers needed as you step outside. we do have sunshine out there but it's above the cloud cover we are seeing right now. the marine layer is with us along the shoreline. if you liked yesterd temperatures, today you will love it again. 70's and 80's away from the coast but we do have changes as we head into the weekend. let's check in and see how friday traffic is doing. >> however if you are traveling eastbound, we do have a report of a stall and a dog in the roadway. there appears to be a couple different thin

bust of multiple suspects confiscation of stolen property weapons and $260,000 in cash by the alameda county regional auto theft task force. they were bringing stolen cat converters from alameda to that location. chief joe, she says not only were gunfire during the 2 catalytic converter thefts in alameda, but he also alleges are ious pulled the trigger. yes, we have evidence that supports that. was the shooter in at least 2 these incidents. he wouldn't go into just what that allege evidence is. but he says it was enough for the alameda county district attorneys office to file charges including grand theft, burglary and firing a from a moving vehicle. at this point, the investigation remains open because he says there are more people being sought in connection to these crimes. >> we know that there are at least 2 to 3 other individuals involved. anyone with information is asked to contact the alameda police department in alameda has 4 news. >> and this just in. >> arrest has been made in the killing of a well-known oakland baker. police say that they arrested ishmael birch in connection to th

and that's why the mayor is demanding action through a lawsuit against alameda county. the suit calls on the county to reinstate sheriff's deputies at the facility and replace the agency that is currently providing services with county social workers and find a new location to keep the kids safe. yeah. in a letter sent to the county hayward city officials mentioned 8 year-old sophia mason who was found dead in 2022. less than a week after she was reported missing. >> sophia's grandmother is now suing alameda county claiming the county's child protective services didn't remove sophia from her mother's care. despite multiple reports of abuse. >> time now 7.20, san francisco could become the first city in the country to mandate all pharmacies have to stock lifesaving medications to reverse opioid overdoses supervisor matt dorsey proposed this requirement that says that the pharmacies have to have it in stock. the legislation would mandate all retail pharmacies carry at least 2 nasal sprays containing naloxone or narcan. the first 5 months of 2023 year already shaping up to

is serving one in 4 alameda county residents calls to our emergency food helpline. levels. she says the end of emergency allotments of calfresh impacted more than 102,000 families in alameda county alone. >> and when you add inflation, the demand for help continues to rise. right now we are spending over 1.7 million dollars each month to purchase food. we're purchasing more food costs a lot more. and we definitely need more donations to help meet demand. >> pre-pandemic the alameda county community food bank was providing 28 million pounds of food each year. now that number is anticipated to be 52 million pounds this not surprising. but at the same time, it's really for every single will say they're seeing more people and the more people they serve, the more help they need. gomez says volunteers are always welcome to help fill bags and sort through produce. and if you can't volunteer your time, a monetary donation will go a long way. the need is greater. it's it's it's not going the pied the height, pandemic is behind us. but the height of the emergency response for

and in the east bay, the alameda county fair kicks off the 2023 season today.amazing food, concerts and pigs are just some of the things you can expect, and a lot of preparation goes behind it. >> reporter: today is the day that a lot of people in the bay area look forward to, the alameda county fair is back. megan carter is a good person to talk to because she is one of many people who comes back every year. >> it was always a summer staple for my family, we lived very close, and summer is the start of the fair. this is rolled in takis and this one is rolled in hot cheetos. >> reporter: and we learned today that the rides give you a chance to conquer your fears. you've got a variety of games including this one where you can shoot the ball and hope it goes into the net . and a chance to tell your friends not to give up. and organizers say this is a favorite for many. >> i think it is time to meet who is racing today. >> reporter: the racing pigs . >> this is a huge event that we are thankful to be a part of and make people smile in this family-friendly event. >

that announcement coming from the alameda county district attorney's office today. thank you for joining us tonight on kron. 4 news at 5 o'clock. i'm grant lotus vicki liviakis. a 3rd suspect is facing a felony gun possession charge. >> 23 the 20 months old rather jasper wu was shot and killed by a stray bullet on 8.80, in oakland. that was back in november of 2021, we spoke with alameda county district attorney pamela price for a one-on-one interview that you will only see here on kron haaziq mod-yoon takes a closer look at the charges and has more from da price. >> the sentences that potentially both of them face arise because of their membership in a gang. that's what makes it special. there's a special enhancement when you are a member of a gang and you are using a gun to commit a crime, you actually apply again. it has been yes, actually blind gang enhancements with gun enhancement. and alameda county district attorney pamela price, as if found guilty, ivory bivi s and trevor green will face lifetime sentences for the november 6. 2021 murder of 23 month-old jas

plus, the alameda county fair is about to get underway. from food to vendors to the petting zoo or sal castaneda live at the fair with everything you need to know before you go. live from jack london square. this is morning. time to the night. good morning to you. today is thursday, june 15th. we're looking live at monument peak in santa clara. and it looks like there might be a little sun casting some rays down on the land there. and you can also see fog as well, something we've been dealing with. but usually it burns off a little later on the day. we might see some sun gets a little warmer like isaiah likes and like steve likes. so that's certainly good news when that does happen. welcome to the nine. i'm andre senior along with gasia mikaelian. it's fair season and the alameda county fair kicks off tomorrow right we could be roasting this time of year. how many times have i sweated it out in pleasanton? i do not want to count, but sal castaneda is live at the fairgrounds in pleasanton. you're getting a closer look at what's in store. an

that is what is happening for some people here in alameda county. the announcement from the alameda county assessors office had some people wondering if this was a typo. >> we are reducing property tax assessments for over 8000 homeowners in alameda county. >> reporter: wait, what? property taxes going down? the assessor says that he is lowering the tax bill for more than 8300 homeowners because the value has dropped more than 5% below what they paid. >> i believe that is my duty as the assessor, to make sure that someone's property tax assessment is correct. if the value has dropped, then i need to review and determine whether a reduction is warranted. >> reporter: the properties were purchased between january and october of last year. since then the value of some homes has declined by as much as 10%. david stark with the bay east association of realtors explains why. >> the explanation is simple. interest rates. as interest rates increase, the ability of buyers to achieve homeownership and to run up purchase prices has come down. as a result, pric

the what alameda county district attorney pamela price has to say about a triple murder case.t is now just a single murder case. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow. june has been unusually cool. june has been unusually cool. but could that liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ small business owners don't always have time for cybersecurity. that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default. you built it, we'll help you defend it! >> that was story you will only see on kron. 4 men accused of triple murder now faces just one murder charge. that's after a controversial plea deal was rejected by the court. now in an exclusive interview, alameda county, d a pamela price tells our kron four's has it made. you that the last murder charge is also in jeopardy of being dismissed. >> say it's possible at this point that learned a lot of wood will not be charged with remaining

it applies to any corporate parts of alameda county.ies that violators could face. amanda: similar to and measures in place in both san jose and pittsburgh, alameda county is considering possible jail time as well as fees for sideshow spectators. . as the driving force. -- here is the driving force. the video s last month near lake merritt in oakland that turned violent. spectators can be heard cheering us the cars slammed into a parked car on fire. sideshows typically involve multiple cars doing doughnuts, vehicles blocking intersections, and they are known to attract large crowds. that is why the county wants to crack down. the board of supervisors passing his first reading yesterday. we have seen more action before in 2021. san jose passed a similar ordinance where sideshow spectators can be charged with a misdemeanor and fined up to $1000, serve up to six months in jail or both,. last november police issued hundreds of citations, impounded 20 cars and investigated the possible carjacking during overnight sideshow enforcement. alamed

if you're caught even watching a sideshow now in alameda county. >> you could get fined. inance is going. >> hopefully help cut down on illegal sideshows. plus, oakland police are looking for a man who they say was involved in a hit and run that killed a woman we're taking you live for an update on what police know so far. and gas powered leaf blowers are being banned in the bay area city this weekend. the important details you need to know in the moment. >> from the local news station. you're watching you on morning team. >> and some of the stories that we have free this morning. we're learning more about the poor living conditions at 2 farms in half moon bay where a deadly mass shooting occurred. we're going to take a closer look at those conditions and the fines in place because of them. meanwhile, in san francisco, there's a push to make narcan available at all pharmacies in the city. lawmakers are trying to come up with different ways to fight the drug crisis. and the city of hayward is calling on a judge to help protect foster children and a transitional senter in al

i did speak to organizers at the alameda county fair and the solano county fair.wer is, at this time, no. they don't plan on instituting that chaperone policy. but remember, that chaperone policy was put into place after the fight at the contra costa county fair. so we'll wait and see. >> pete, thank you so much for that, appreciate it. >>> lawyers have named a successor to departed general manager bob myers. if you're not a warriors diehard, you may need an introduction to mike dunleavy jr. he was drafted third overall by the warriors back in 2002 during that nba draft. he played five seasons with the team, then he was traded in the blockbuster move that bought the pieces for the "we believe team" to the bay. in his post-playing career, he has been working his way up the warriors' front office, been with the team since 2018. warriors tweeted this today confirming that he is the new man in charge. >>> commissioner adam silver said he'd wait until the nba finals were over to announce punishment for troubled star ja morant. finals are over and we know the consequenc

alameda county supervisors approved an ordinance that would punish anybody caught even watching on the sidelines. despite current laws and morningside shows continue to grow in popularity supervisors and the alameda county sheriff's office are hoping that by targeting the crowds, the spectators, the drivers will have less reason to show up and show off violators face $1000, fine and up to 3 months of jail time supervisors will hold another vote july 11th. if the ordinance is approved again, it will become law 30 days later. it's been a huge headache for a lot of travelers trying to make it to destinations for the holiday weekend. flight aware is reporting thousands of delays and cancellations in the u.s. and those numbers began to climb yesterday. kron four's rob nesbitt joins us live from sfo with. >> you know what seems to be the holdup, rob, is it whether what's going on? grant and katharine sfo expects to see more than 150,000 people come in and out of here on both. >> thursday and friday, those will be the busiest travel days this week. but the airport is already experiencing long

what we have learned. >> the alameda county fair.ds with what you can expect this summer, including girl

alameda county residents calls to our emergency food helpline. at peak levels, she says the end of emergency allotments of calfresh impacted more than 102,000 families in alameda county alone. and when you add inflation, the demand for help continues to rise. right now we are spending over 1.7 million dollars each month to purchase food. we're purchasing more food costs a lot more. and we definitely need more donations to help meet demand. >> pre-pandemic the alameda county community food bank was providing 28 million pounds of food each year. now that number is anticipated to be 52 million pounds this not surprising that at the same time it's reaffirming every single agent will say they're seeing more people and the more people they serve, the more help they need. gomez says volunteers are always welcome to help fill bags and sort through produce. and if you can't volunteer your time, a monetary donation will go a long way. the need is greater. it's it's it's not going the pad, the height, pandemic is behind us. >> but the height of the emergenc

talk to the alameda county district attorney pamela price.on-one interview you'll see only here on kron 4. >> the sentences that potentially both of them face arise because of their membership in a gang. that's what makes it special. there's a special enhancement when you are a member of a gang and you are using a gun to commit a crime, you actually apply again. it has been yes, actually blind gang enhancements with gun enhancement. and alameda county district attorney pamela price, as if found guilty, ivory bivins and trevor green will face lifetime sentences for the november 6. 2021 murder of 23 month-old jasper. wu, a child who died after being struck by a stray bullet allegedly fired from a vehicle carrying bivens and green towards the 3rd defendant, johnny jackson, who was traveling at another vehicle of the 8, 80 freeway in oakland and >> one young man is facing 265 years to life exposure. if he's convicted of all of the charges and the others facing 175 years to life, if he's convicted, the 3rd defendant, johnny jackson facing a felony

alameda county leaders are discussing and possibly voting on today.llie well, garcia, the alameda county board of supervisors meeting right now to discuss this idea and others who keep monitoring those, meeting the meeting and they haven't taken up this particular issue just yet. but the idea behind it is to penalize not just the parties, but the spectators of sideshows and street racing. when police broke up this sideshow at alameda point last month, they issued 64 citations for the drivers who took part in the event. but some alameda county leaders say the spectators, people watching and taking video of this illegal activity should be held liable, too. when you have hundreds of vehicles, hundreds of participants and all sorts of unlawful behavior under an alameda county ordinance, spectators could be arrested for being within 200ft of a sideshow or street racing event and could face up to six months in jail or $1,000 fine. we absolutely do not condone illegal driving or reckless driving, but civil liberties groups say a law to punish people watching

that will impact people heading out to the alameda county fair. look at this. 83 quickly turning into 73 within a matter of one day. if you are thinking of heading out for sunday, keep in mind it will be a little bit cooler than our saturday set up. as we head into sunday, if you are heading out to stern grove, in san francisco, we are expecting windy conditions into the afternoon. have a blanket to sit on and want to bundle up in too. maybe you want to celebrate father's day up in napa. that would be beautiful. we are expecting sunny conditions, 70s for your sunday forecast. the last thing i will mention heading into the weekend, we will have some breezy afternoons ahead of us. we will see it today too. wind gusts pushing and offshore , even in our inland areas. keep that in mind if you are planning on running after work today, especially as we head into this we can. or allergan count will start increasing sunday into monday so father's day and juneteenth. if you are sensitive to allergies like i am, keep it slow. here is what we are looking out

but especially so since 2020 right now, the arced a bank here in alameda county is serving one in 4 alamedadents calls to our emergency food helpline. our. >> at peak levels, she says the end of emergency allotments of calfresh impacted more than 102,000 families in alameda county alone. >> and when you add inflation, the demand for help continues to rise. right now we are spending over 1.7 million dollars each month. >> to purchase food. we're purchasing more food costs a lot more. and we definitely need more donations to help meet demand. >> pre-pandemic the alameda county community food bank was providing 28 million pounds of food each year. now that number is anticipated to be 52 million pounds this it's not surprising, but at the same time, it's reaffirming every single agent will say they're seeing more people and the more people they serve, the more help they need. gomez says volunteers are always welcome to help fill bags and sort through produce. and if you can't volunteer your time, a monetary donation will go a long way. the need is greater. it's it's it's not going the pad, the

these declarations were filed in the alameda county superior court on monday. and they're all part of a 2017 lawsuit filed by former tesla worker. this is just one of several lawsuits alleging racism and harassment that that fremont plant lawyers who are suing tesla say that at least 6,000 workers could end up being part of this class action lawsuit. attorneys for tesla have not yet commented on the allegations. >> it's 6.21. today the contra costa county district attorney and health department are expected to see soil data after the martinez refinery toxic does incident that happened back in november. county officials are hoping the samples will shed some light on the full health impact of that incident. the fbi recently joined the epa for an independent investigation into it. the refinery is accused of failing to notify the county about that toxic release. >> well, happening today in the south bay, the san jose police department is set to host its 5th annual lgbtq+ flag-raising ceremony. the san jose police chief mayor matt mahan and city council members will

but especially so since 2020 right now, the arced a bank here in alameda county is serving one in 4 alamedaounty residents calls to our emergency food helpline. our. >> at peak levels, she says the end of emergency allotments of calfresh impacted more than 102,000 families in alameda county alone. >> and when you add inflation, the demand for help continues to rise. right now we are spending over 1.7 million dollars each month to purchase food. we're purchasing more food costs a lot more. and we definitely need more donations to help meet this demand. >> pre-pandemic the alameda county community food bank was providing 28 million pounds of food each year. now that number is anticipated to be 52 million pounds this it's not surprising, but at the same time, it's reaffirming every single agent will say they're seeing more people and the more people they serve, the more help they need. gomez says volunteers are always welcome to help fill bags and sort through produce. and if you can't volunteer your time, a monetary donation will go a long way. the need is greater. it's it's it's not going th

that is why alameda county wants to crack down.similar action before in 2021. san jose pas ordinance where they could be charged a misdemeanor, charged $1000, spend six month in jail or both. police and san jose issued hundreds of citations, impounded 20 cars, and investigated a possible carjacking. now alameda county is taking action against an old problem that has long plagued cities across the bay area. >> the spectators who are doing the videoing do not care if anybody is in danger. people are getting injured, killed, based off of vehicles hitting them. it is for us to be able to bring better quality of life to a residents. amanda: however, there are some vocal critic including the legal director of the nonprofit the first amendment coalition. david feels although sideshow events may be illegal, he says the ordinances are clear violations of the first amendment. the ordinance in alameda county is going to come back for a second reading next month and instead of six months in jail the board is considering three months and up to

and alameda county district attorney pamela price. as if found guilty, ivory bivins and trevor green will face lifetime sentences for the november 6. 2021 murder of 23 month-old jasper. wu, a child who died after being struck by a stray bullet allegedly fired from a vehicle carrying bivins and green towards the 3rd defendant. johnny jackson, who was traveling at another vehicle of the 8, 80 freeway in oakland and >> one young man is facing 265 years to life exposure. if he's convicted of all of the charges and the others facing 175 years to life, if he's convicted, the 3rd defendant, johnny jackson facing a felony gun possession charge. price explains that decision was made by the judge in the case after the evidence was presented in court, contrary to the manner in which this case was initially. >> portrayed in the media. this was not a rolling gun battle on highway 8.80, and the court. look at the evidence and determined that mister jackson, the 3rd defendant was actually the intended. one of the intended target of the 2 men that ar

alameda county library.indy chadwick says the library respect everyone's right to freedom of speech. adding, though, that he will not be tolerated. and that has been the message for the past 12 months as the community has regularly been recognized and celebrated. we need to be visible presence of nation, particularly for the use in the but for everybody. and that's our job. anderson benson was among the vendors showcasing his art expressed in every piece of my heart is. >> my pride because grateful for this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> cal fire says a lumber mill caused a wildfire that tore through a northern california town, killing 2 people and destroying many homes. that fire sparked at the roseburg forest property in the town of weed located in siskiyou county. officials say the flames burned through more than 39,3900 acres torching 144

in 4 alameda county residents calls to our emergency food helpline.>> at peak levels, she says the end of emergency allotments of calfresh impacted more than 102,000 families in alameda county alone. >> and when you add inflation, the demand for help continues to rise. right now we are spending over 1.7 million dollars each month to purchase food. we're purchasing more food costs a lot more. and we definitely need more donations to help meet demand. >> pre-pandemic the alameda county community food bank was providing 28 million pounds of food each year. now that number is anticipated to be 52 million pounds this it's not surprising that at the same time it's really for me every single will say they're seeing more people and the more people they serve, the more help they need. gomez says volunteers are always welcome to help fill bags and sort through produce. and if you can't volunteer your time, a monetary donation will go a long way. the need is greater. it's it's it's not going the pad, the height, pandemic is behind but the height of the emergency

sophie's grandmother is suing alameda county claiming the county's child protective services did not remove sophia from her mother's care despite multiple reports of abuse. what >> sophia mason, we find her in merced lifeless a tub. sophia mason. >> is it is an example when the county social services in county, child protection services fail to provide protection safety for some of our most vulnerable kids. the mayor says he's also concerned about the ages of the children at enter ranges in age from 0 to 18. >> and they're all commingling. he says they need to be separated by age. they can better keep everyone safe and provide services in hayward. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> in the south bay, san jose residents affected by eviction are getting extended support. the city has announced a legal help and an alternative housing program for tenants. this program means a free legal advice, including a lawyer, too, assist them during an eviction. it even assists disputes between tenants and landlords. whether time now as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast taking a live look at here on. >

but especially so since 2020 right now, the arced a bank here in alameda county is serving one in 4 alameda food helpline. our. >> at peak levels, she says the end of emergency allotments of calfresh impacted more than 102,000 families in alameda county alone. >> and when you add inflation, the demand for help continues to rise. right now we are spending over 1.7 million dollars each month to purchase food. we're purchasing more food costs a lot more. and we definitely need more donations to help meet this demand. >> pre-pandemic the alameda county community food bank was providing 28 million pounds of food each year. now that number is anticipated to be 52 million pounds this not surprising. but at the same time, it's reaffirming every single will say they're seeing more people and the more people they serve, the more help they need. gomez says volunteers are always welcome to help fill bags and sort through produce. and if you can't volunteer your time, a monetary donation will go a long way. the need is greater. it's it's it's not going the pad, the height, pandemic is behind us. but the

and alameda county district attorney pamela price. as if found guilty, ivory bivins and trevor green will face lifetime sentences for the november 6. 2021 murder of 23 month-old jasper. wu, a child who died after being struck by a stray bullet allegedly fired from a vehicle carrying bivins and green towards the 3rd defendant. johnny jackson, who was traveling in another vehicle of the 8, 80 freeway in oakland and >> one young man is facing 265 years to life exposure. if he's convicted of all of the charges and the others facing 175 years to life, if he's convicted, the 3rd defendant, johnny jackson is facing a felony gun possession charge. price explains that decision was made by the judge in the case after the evidence was presented in court, contrary to the manner in which this case was initially. >> portrayed in the media. this was not a rolling gun battle on highway 8.80, and the court. look at the evidence and determined that mister jackson, the 3rd defendant was actually the intended. one of the intended target of the 2 men that

tonight, a alameda county couple tells betty yu they feel victimized all over again. >> reporter: this video of him taking vacation in the philippines came about three months before he was gunned down. the san francisco resident and newlywed was gunne down after he got into an argument with people in the car next to him. according to the alameda county sheriff's office, the shooter was later identified as 17-year-old sergi morales jaquez. the sheriff's office said he was alreadfagun linked to two other murders as person of interest. >> we are so scared, my family is so scared. remark reinhardt' mother spoke to her husband and reinhardt's stepdad felix. they learned that the suspect was sentenced to seven years but he could be afforded probation sooner. the sheriff wrote on hi facebook page that a petition was submitted to alameda county district attorney pamela price's office to have him charged as an adult thanks to his violent history. unfortunately that petition was >> i feel bad that this case is only seven years. they protect the criminals. i am a victim here! i am reaching out to

family members gathered outside the alameda county courthouse continuing to demand justice. >> something for me that will never, ever be field who had a history just regular person it does just the time the assassinated murdered does not justify. >> in january district attorney prize reopen criminal investigations into a police killings which were previously closed by the former da nancy o malley. >> now our 4 zone forecast says we'll give you a live look outside at downtown san francisco. that's right. britney is standing by with the latest on our weather forecast. yeah, you can see the cloudy maybe you woke up a little bit of rain are maybe on your at home. you might see a sprinkle or 2, but >> for the most part, all the action is done. as we peek into sfo, you're going to see a cloudy conditions in the past days conditions down south. you can see right there that tree. >> the bush moving a little bit to showing you the gusty conditions. 70% of departures on time. 80 1% of arrivals right now are on time. and you've got a sprinkle at sfo airport today. san jose, you're the winner just u

sophie's grandmother is suing alameda county claiming the county's child protective services did not remove sophia from her mother's care despite multiple reports of abuse, sophia mason. >> is it is an example when the county social services in county, child protection services fail to provide protection safety for some of our most vulnerable kids. the mayor says he's also concerned about the ages of the children at the center's. it ranges in age from 0 to 18 and they're all commingling. he says they need to be separated by age. they can better keep everyone safe and provide services in hayward. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> if you're no questions asked. >> still ahead tonight, a bay area kettle corn seller asking for his livelihood back after somebody stole his truck full of supplies. >> plus, how the san jose mayor is trying to get a major league baseball team. >> and now a bay area cities hoping to turn guns into hoping to turn guns into gardening tools. ♪ cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. major enterprises around the world, healthcare

alameda county fair. more on who is on the entertainment lineup. >> and celebrations across the bay area continuing for june team where you can take part in those events. coming up next. >> welcome back 18 celebrations are being held across the bay this weekend today, pleasant hill city hall lake was the site for music, food trucks and art exhibits. the event goes on until 7.30, this evening. so if you feel like getting out there and enjoying some time, it's still going on the west african high life is going to be performing tonight. the events free and open to the public over in berkeley. those cities, weeklong juneteenth festivals, also wrapping up today, live performances going on there until around 08:00pm. several streets are closed for the festivities this evening. well, it's opening weekend as the stern grove festival returns to san feancisco for its 86 season. >> the free outdoor concerts begin today with a performance by snarky puppy. the concerts will happen every sunday at 02:00pm for the next

hopefully a lot of folks will be out there enjoying the alameda county fair.ts underway today. john. good morning. yes, that sounds so good and a lot of events going on this weekend. if you are getting outside, which i hope you are, mother nature's cooperating this time around. we do have a fairly gray morning, but sunshine in abundance this afternoon, looking out at the coastline, not really on the foggy side as much as it is just a thin veil of that low gray that's going to burn off rather quickly. so we make our way through the day. temperatures will continue to rise. pretty quick. brett would just 08:30am, in the morning and you're already in the 70's. same in calistoga. well, 50's to 60's elsewhere in the bay area. now, as we make our way towards the afternoon, that sunshine, you're already getting. sfo will come out more and more. daytime highs climbing into the 70's 80's. and for one of us, even the 90's talking more about all of it. still ahead, rain. all right. on the eve of that now is a really great time to get some things done because drive times.

we have the alameda county fair happening starting today.ially for opening weekend toward pleasanton. a lot of people take 580 and cut down through santa rita to head there. it's not slow at the bay bridge. that is great news for anyone making the ride into san francisco. golden gate is good. visibility is not a problem at all out of 101, marin county, working into san francisco. >>> start speaking in full sentences at 2 years old. >> he is a true teen prodigy. how he is about to make history at santa clara university. >>> a bunch of fun at the alameda county fair. the 2023 season kicks off today. it's wednesday through sunday through july 9th. we will be live from there coming up. >>> the 86th annual free concert series kicks off. overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting for the sunset, just to wait for the stall. discover gemtesa. a once-a-day pill proven to reduce all 3 key symptoms of oab: leakage episodes, urgency and frequen

and you better believe that food is needed in alameda county. >> and appreciated. thank you very much. welcome work out there. we can't wait to get out there now i'm going to there fast. but safe, mommy's driving. oh, would say the crime carpool? after the morning. always but it is safe to are. you have a good driving record. really get out there at the south bay right here, looking outside at san jose. you can see all that sunshine. we got overhead. beautiful to be seeing that because it's still kind of gray for other parts of the bay area, including the coastline right over san francisco, some of the east bay shoreline and parts of the north bay, too. >> now we do have a few changes ahead of us as high-pressure ridge. we've been talking about that that's contributed to this warmer forecast. we've had both yesterday today on through saturday tomorrow and a lot of sunshine during this time. but this low is going to be staring us down on into sunday and monday for both father's day and juneteenth on monday. and that is going to transport some cooler air with it as w

and alameda county judge has dropped 2 of 3 murder charges against a man accused of fatally shooting 3 people back in 2008. >> the case against da la da, lonzo longwood became controversial when the judge rejected a plea deal offered by alameda county district attorney pamela price. at the time, if found guilty log would face 75 years to life in prison. price says the judge agreed to dismiss the charges after a witness refused to cooperate. she says that witness had almost 12 years taken off of his 31 year sentence in exchange for testifying against longwood in 2018, longwood has already served 14 years. >> alameda county judge was robbed at gunpoint in oakland today. it happened about 9 o'clock this morning inside a parking garage at 13th and madison downtown right next to a building that houses the alameda county sheriff's department officials describe the suspects, rather as 3 men wearing masks. the judge was not hurt. >> despite momentum building for the a's moved to las vegas, oakland city leaders appear to be making another push to try and keep the team in oakland and at the sa

. >> oakland mayor sheng tao has removed former alameda county judge brenda hartman 4 from the police commission. this comes amid a growing divide between commission members. our ben ford has called for the resignation of oakland city council member kevin jenkins over alleged ethics violations and police commissioners, regina jackson and marsha peterson issued their own demands. for the now, former member harbin for to resign. mayor, tell saying in a statement, quote, judge carbon for its seat on the commission was a holdover position which she graciously served at the pleasure of the mayor's office. i will be using the current vacancy to appoint my own person. i thank judge harbin fort for her service on the commission. most police commission is going through this tumultuous period at the very same time that the city still does not have a permanent police chief and complaints about crime and lawlessness are growing. the commission's next scheduled community outreach meeting is monday, july. the 10th. 4th of july, just a few days away. and today is the first day that some vendors will

the alameda county fair. the bay area's largest that first debuted in 1912. and except for the 2020 pandemic, dates back 111 years. this year runs from june 16th until july the ninth. concerts include ashanti e 40 and leann rimes, as well as a host of tribute bands from george michael to the bee gees. other performance stages abound all around. festivals include a fiesta on june 25th and blues on july the 2nd. there's a huge number of carnival rides. then there's horse racing and there's pig races. there's a vast array of livestock, something many city dwellers never get close up to. michaela mcgrath sees it as an opportunity to make agriculture's case. yeah, i really do think that the public needs to be educated on it. there's just so much that goes around that's just negativity and stuff. a lot of about the dairy industry, i know that goes around all the time up close and personal. a petting zoo and everywhere you look food, food, food, including this. we've got a dragon dog, which is basically just cheddar cheese on a stick dipped in corndog batter and pan

ali alameda county supervisor miley and alameda county.ff, you're sending to sanchez both drafted this ordinance together and they're proposing it. they say it's going to be an essential way for long forstmann to crack down on the problem of illegal sideshows and street racing. now we're at alameda point this morning where behind us you can see evidence of a big sideshow that happened last month. there's so much tire marks on the ground here that you can't even see the cement below it. and this is video circulated on social media of that sideshow that we just mentioned that happened here in alameda last month. police ended up issuing 64 citations for people who participated in it. but county leaders say not just the participants and organizers of these events, but also the spectators, the people who watch sideshows and street racing should also face criminal penalties. today, the alameda county board of supervisors is expected to discuss and vote on an ordinance that would make it illegal to watch a sideshow. people who are arrested for it

. >> reporter: the alameda county supervisor said he's determined to bring new life into the historicvenue and ensure it remains a vibrant part of the community. >> we are still looking to pursue the wnba team, we are working with roots on the soccer to be there at the coliseum, there's a number of sports opportunities that we can put in place at the coliseum. >> i would love for the legislatures, the elected officials, and also prospective sports teams , franchise owners to consider the coliseum site to be a place for some other great sports where some memories can take place in oakland. >> reporter: the journey to reinvent the coliseum is just beginning, they are having meetings once a month with the community to get a sense of what they want to see in this space. >> whatever happens to this site, it's not going to happen right away, the a's have a deal to play through 2024, they could ask to stay later while the vegas ballpark is being built. there will be plenty of activities across the region this weekend, we have the annual juneteenth festival. the city says they will be doing t

you know, justice as well. >> so what alameda county glean from your decision to? mets in this case from. >> the jasper wu case with gang members are not welcome in alameda county because if you commit a crime here, you could end up facing 265 years to life. >> in oakland haaziq mod-yoon kron. 4 news. >> well, a city council meeting in walnut creek turned. shocking. it turned into a shocking display of hate really because tuesday night for different people called in each one spouting anti-semitic rhetoric and that caused the mayor. one point to jump in and take action. play a portion of what happened. you're going to hear the caller. it seems every time white's express love for their people. some jus wants to shut it down. excuse let's be respectful place. we have overwhelming issue of jewish supremacy that is becoming more clear daily. even turn on lights. we can terminate shutdown. well, there you hear the mayor, cindy silva, a interrupting the caller first asking him to be respectful, but the caller kept going. and then that's when council member kevin wilk urge

the alameda county fair kicked off today in pleasanton. live concerts include ashanti e 40, and leann rimes, a host of tribute bands as well. of course , the rides are there, too. the fair food and livestock every thing that fairgoers expect, the fair runs from june 16th until july 9th. well, it is pride month and the san jose earthquakes are celebrating the lgbtq community and promoting inclusivity. the soccer team will be holding their annual pride night celebration during the match tomorrow night at paypal park. they have been holding these events for more than a decade now. earlier on the four, we talked with the ceo of the earthquakes who told us it's going to be a fun night. lots of community groups are taking part. soccer is a sport that brings people together. and we see our stadium as the community's meeting place. so we have yeager, former san jose city council member and county supervisor for santa clara fired up our earthquake siren. we have the national anthem performed by dan fister from a silicon valley gay men's chorus. we'

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