is this a reflection of how critical you think things have become in alameda county? >> there's no doubt that the levels of, of crime and safety, public safety challenges in oakland, the east bay, alameda county are unacceptable and i think nearly every leader will tell you that. and it's a time for collaborative leadership. the different levels and layers of government working together. the governor's office, my team at the doj, the da's office in alameda county, mayor's office, our legislature, ours, the oakland police department. so that's what we do when there are when the evidence and the data show what exists here in oakland, that there are spikes in crime uh- uh- much higher than other levels in the state of california. so we need to be responsive to it. we need to hold people accountable. accountable. we need to work together to deliver the results that the people of oakland and the east bay deserve, and they deserve their leaders working together. and we're delivering that. >> so let's get some details. how many attorneys and what types of roles are they curr

the newly formed hand crew, eight, from alameda county fire will be responding to calls this weekend, despite a recent setback, three out of the unit's four vehicles were vandalized and essential equipment was stolen. >> our main purpose for what the crew is around for, especially during the storm damage was to be available to respond to hazard trees and immediately after the incident, we were unavailable to do that. >> during the first weekend of february, the crew responded to storm damage caused by fallen trees in different parts of alameda county. the ten member team was staying at the doubletree hotel in pleasanton while on assignment for the california office of emergency services on february 6th, around 6 a.m, crew members found their parked vehicles damaged in the hotel parking lot. thieves had broken in and stolen five expensive high performance chainsaws for firefighter chad marino. shows me what the stolen saws look like. >> you can see the logo, he says. >> each one has a sticker with the alameda county fire logo and a serial number. no word yet on possible suspects. the d

it's like putting a band-aid on a broken arm. >> alameda county public defender brendan woods says the county needs to invest in education, housing and employment. >> all this is going to do is increase the amount of black and brown people that are incarcerated in cage in alameda county, ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says the chain of command better be clear cut. >> otherwise you're going to have a mini da's office within the da's office doing something completely different than the incumbent da. >> it could be a horrid mess. now the start date has not been determined and these attorneys will be working with the alameda county district attorney's office through a top veteran prosecutor in the office, mike all right, henry lee, live tonight in the newsroom. >> henry. >> thank you. the mayors of the bay area's two largest cities are throwing their support behind an effort to overhaul a state law aimed at reducing jail populations. san jose mayor matt mahan and san francisco mayor london breed announced their support this morning to roll back parts of proposition 47. it was passed by

a barbecue restaurant in oakland that was ravaged by a fire could soon receive money from alameda county. tomorrow, the county board of supervisors will decide whether to give a $100,000 grant for horn barbecue. due to negative economic impact experienced from covid 19, horn barbecue says it has seen a significant loss in revenue ever since the pandemic and that it's also trying to recover from that fire. back in november. the supervisor, keith carson, has also nominated another business here in oakland to receive a $100,000 grant. it's called oak stop. it is a black owned co-working and event space downtown while celebrating black history this month, students in emeryville today receiving a special visit from alameda county firefighters. they gave an extensive history presentation recognizing the many contributions of black firefighters in what's called chief is my belief. a crystal bailey joins us now with some of the highlights from today's event. crystal >> well, it was the 11th annual chief is my belief. it all stemmed from a teacher at annie yates elementary school, tiffany johnson

the state is sending more crime fighting help to alameda county.ncing help from 120 chp officers. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze and i'm. dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. the new partnership with the alameda county district attorney involves the governor's office, the california department of ju t guard, and the chp. >> the focus will be on both violent and property crimes. abc7 news reporter anser hassan spoke to da price about the new partnership. >> starting next week, alameda county district attorney pamela price will be getting help prosecuting suspects in violent crimes, especially in oakland. >> as the governor pointed out, we're experiencing a raise in crime. the crime rates here are excessive, and they need to be dealt with. >> three attorneys from the judge advocate general, or jag, have been assigned to work with the da's office. the goal is to help investigate, analyze and prosecute felonies. governor newsom saying an arrest isn't enough, just demands a suspects are appropriate be prosecuted. >> it is considered with the governor'

alameda county registrar of voters has accepted petitions for the recall of ryan jurgensen and linda hurley after organizers collected at least 246 signatures. the 2 faced immediate backlash last fall when they voted to ban the school from no longer find the pride flag in front of the school despite it not being an issue for years. we talked to the organizer of the recall effort and she said the flag issue was just a flash point. there was much more. >> the only device we kind of had left was the recall process. when our e-mails were ignored when we were kind of shutdown speaking at meetings or, you know, disrespected at meetings when we did speak, we didn't feel that we had a voice. >> alameda county elections officials must verify the signatures which could take up to 30 days if they're certified a vote could happen no later than this fall. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. a new poll conducted by the san francisco chronicle shows a majority of city residents. >> do not approve of the way. mayor london breed is running the city. the poll which included more than 800 li

look at today's news headlines. >>> governor gavin newsom is sending extra state attorneys to alameda county to help prosecute crimes. those attorneys are being pulled from the state's national guard and department of justice. this comes a few days after governor newsom announced the state is deploying an additional 120 highway patrol officers to oakland. oakland is still without a police chief more than a year after leronne armstrong was fired by mayor sheng thao. he announced this week that he is suing the city and the mayor over his firing. i spoke with mayor thao a few minutes ago and she told me she is not going to let the suit or recall efforts to distract her from focusing on the key problems facing the town. >> there are a lot of issues in the city of oakland and there have been for decades. we have to come together to create this collaborative effort to move oakland forward on a positive note and that is where i am going to focus on. >> alameda county district attorney pamela preis also says she welcomes any extra help to the governor's office. >>> in alameda county, police have cra

for example, if the majority or if all of the crime took place within alameda county, i believe alameda county would be the ones prosecuting you're going to have complete chaos if you put people in with different philosophies. >> and our responsible for different leaders, it makes no sense. i really hope they've thought this out. we don't know enough about it yet. some of the other details on this partnership, we don't know and are working to find out exactly how many state prosecutors will be coming to alameda to help and how long will this partnership go on for? >> we've reached out directly to district attorney pamela price and are waiting to hear back more details. the governor's office says these new resources, though, are going to be available in a matter of days. gasia and andre, back to you. >> well, also in the east bay and new at noon, two cold cases have been solved thanks to dna technology to women were sexually assaulted and killed in newark and hayward back in the 1970s. ktvu crime reporter henry lee is live in hayward, where police spoke publicly about the cases henry. >>

today alameda county supervisors will consider providing the restaurant a $100,000 grant.would come from a reserve of stimulus money provided to state and local governments during the pandemic. >>> primary day in michigan. despite a loss in south carolina, nikki haley is vowing to stay in the fight against former president trump. as voters head to the polls, the stakes are high for president joe biden who is facing new criticism. >>> plus, a live look at fremont. residents there are really, really happy. the new list of bay area cities and the other surrounding locales making the grade. >>> a parole board approved the release of a man who killed a teenager over 20 years ago. the family is understandably upset and so is the san francisco district attorney's office. our ian cull is following the case. he will have a full report in our 4:30 p.m. newscast. ♪ ♪ i launched our campaign at this union hall. let's go win this thing! then we hit the road and never stopped. you shared with me your frustration at working harder to barely get by and afford a place to live. your fears f

when hands man. >> in alameda county, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> 5 alameda county deputies have been named in this lawsuit. the shot was arrested on charges of resisting arrest and assaulting an officer which were later dismissed in response to the lawsuit and edited video. sheriff's office spokesperson says they do not represent the the video does not represent the totality of what happened. they say shot did receive appropriate medical treatment and they would not comment any further, at least. >> not right now 607, advocating for pedestrian safety in san francisco says the 72 year-old man was struck and killed by a car in the richmond district on wednesday morning. walk sf says the man was crossing fulton street near r when he was struck. police are investigating that in sharing information that they have about a possible driver. 607, right now. and let's talk sports and the big game. the forty-niners are practicing right now. and then they're really for vegas this weekend. there you go. live shot of vegas with allegiant stadium there. behind us is the kansas city chiefs and the f

when hands man. >> in alameda county, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> well, fire alameda county deputies have been named in this lawsuit. the shot was arrested on charges of resisting arrest and assaulting an officer. were later dismissed. now in response to this lawsuit and that edited video, a sheriff's office spokesperson says that that video does not represent the totality of what happened. they say a shot did receive appropriate medical treatment and they would not comment any further at this time. >> time now 708, group advocating for pedestrian safety and san francisco says that a 72 year-old man was struck and killed by a car in the richmond district on wednesday morning. walk says that the man was crossing fulton street near our when he was struck. police are investigating, but we don't have any information the man as far as id or the driver. >> all right. 708, is the time. let's talk the forty-niners. they're working pretty hard at practice, trying to get ready for the weekend matchup. >> in las vegas. a little over a week left before they face the kansas city chiefs for the big gam

when hands man. >> in alameda county, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> we'll find alameda county deputies have been named in that lawsuit. the site was arrested on charges of resisting arrest assault, officer which was later dismissed in response to that lawsuit and edited video sheriff's office spokesperson says they do not represent the totality of what happened. the say didn't receive appropriate medical treatment they would not comment any further at this time. well in the south, but we're learning that a man who was hit by a garbage truck in san jose 2 weeks ago has died. it's now march the city, 6 fatal traffic collision. 4th pedestrian death of the year. this is january 22nd on elm street just a couple blocks down the street from san jose mineta airport. investigators say the garbage truck driver hit the victim was crossing the street where there's no crosswalk. they say the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. the identity of the victim has not been released. more oakland companies now hiring security for staff and trouble 9-1-1, system. the city is mak

turn when hands man. >> in alameda county, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> well, 5 alameda county deputies have been named in this lawsuit. a shot was arrested on charges of resisting arrest and assaulting an officer, both of which were later dismissed in response to the lawsuit. the sheriff's office spokesperson says that that edited video does not represent the totality. what happened? they say the shot did receive appropriate medical treatment but wouldn't comment any further. >> time now is 808. and a mechanical malfunction. plus human error are what led to the release of toxic dust that you can see all over cars in martinez on thanksgiving. >> 2022, committee is just out now with the results of an independent investigation and they found 8 main causes for the release of catalysts, including inadequate repairs to a field component. several flaring incidents the days prior and missteps by what they call a dedicated but overworked employee, the contra costa county public health department also says that the martinez refinery failed to alert the community about that release in a timely ma

he is deploying more attorneys to help alameda county fight crime in that particular area to catch the criminals and then to prosecute them in san jose. it's santa clara county. but for now their crime fighting tool is just providing people with more cameras and the best word of all. >> back to you. all right. we'll see the works. thanks a lot. we'll. >> well, governor gavin newsom's efforts to crack down on crime in the east bay appear to be showing some positive results when a heart is in the studio with that morning arena. >> iran, the chp releasing new numbers this morning. so they say it's hp officers in oakland, marty made 71 arrest. they recovered 145 stolen cars and they seized 4 guns linked to crimes. just last week governor newsom announced he was deploying 120 chp officers to oakland help crack down on crime. governor's office says that people arrested were suspected of charges, including car theft, drug possession and felony gun possession. chp will continue to conduct operations in high crime areas throughout the east bay. governor newsom releasing a statement saying in pa

. >>> an investigation under way after a shooting leaves two people dead, another injured in alameda county. the new details about the moments before the shooting that's left a community on edge. >>> plus spring-like weather across the bay area tonight, but major changes are on the way. we are tracking the next round of storms heading our way. >>> and a sweet update. a san jose pie shop seeing the community step up after thousands of pies are canceled. the show of support for a local business that's going viral with people from around the world stepping up. >>> a family conflict turns into a deadly shooting in alameda county. investigators say the violent exchange left two men dead, another injured. nbc bay area's alissa gore reports from the neighborhood near san leandro with what we know right now. >> reporter: this is an incredibly sad situation. after gunfire broke out on this street on saturday we know two men are now dead and one was injured and the sheriff's office says all three of them are related. in unincorporated alameda county near san leandro residents at the amber teshas apar

, along with the homekey awards for alameda county, the governor also announced awards for projects in fresno, l.a, san diego and yuba city state. senator scott wiener wants to speed up approval of downtown development by suspending environmental reviews. >> the senator says his bill would create a temporary ten year exemption from the state's environmental quality act. for many projects downtown, he says, the law has been abused to delay or stop beneficial projects like housing, transit and clean energy, and he said it would still apply in environmental sensitive areas like the waterfront. mayor, london breed offered support in a statement, saying, quote, the possibilities for transforming downtown should be wide open, but too often barriers stand in the way. we are changing local laws and now state laws to. i'm proud to sponsor this effort by senator wiener to make it easier to bring real change to downtown. >> a new resource in the north bay is looking to help men struggling with their mental health. it's called thug therapy , and it's coming to the city of marin this morning. re

turn when hands man. >> in alameda county, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> 5 alameda county sheriff's deputies now have been named in this lawsuit. the shot was arrested on charges of resisting arrest and assaulting an officer. but both those charges were later dismissed in response to lawsuit. the sheriff's office spokesperson says that this edited video provided by the defense does not represent the totality of what happened. they say shot did receive appropriate medical treatment, but they wouldn't comment any further than that. a group advocating for pedestrian safety. and san francisco says that a 72 year-old man was struck and killed by a car in the richmond district. >> on wednesday morning, walk sf says the man was crossing fulton street near our glow when he was hit. police are investigating. we don't know at this point. the name of the victim nor whether or not the driver stopped or was arrested anything about the accident at this point. >> a mechanical malfunction. plus human error are what led to the toxic release of dust in martinez on thanksgiving twenty-twenty to the catalyst th

. >>> woman says she was beaten, manhandled and denied medical treatment by alameda county deputies. her attorney says it was captured on body cam video. the woman filed a federal civil rights lawsuit. the sheriff's department says the footage released does not tell the whole story. >> reporter: you are looking at body camera video that civil rights attorneys claim shows alameda county sheriff's deputies mistreating an innocent woman. >> she was brutalized, dehumanized and made to feel less than by people sworn to protect >> reporter: the 31-year-old and her attorneys filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against alameda county sheriff's department. related to the august 2022 and counter. they say it started when attacked by a woman who started hitting her on the head with a cell phone inside a courtroom. instead of helping, deputies attacked her. >> these deputies, much larger than her, manhandled her, placed her in handcuffs, contorted her arms. >> reporter: her attorney says she lost consciousness and was taken to the hospital where doctors ordered a ct scan. body camera video show

all three are from alameda county. they were killed when the mini cooper they were riding in was hit by a pickup truck. the car was registered to weller and it was stopped in the far right lane. when it was rear ended. investigators have not said who was driving at the time of the crash. the first trial related to the deadly shooting of a cinematographer by actor alec baldwin on the rust movie set, started in new mexico. >> today, it centers around the armorer's role in the accident. as fox's cb cotton tells us during opening statements, the prosecution focused on the guns in the case. >> hannah gutierrez read, the weapons supervisor for the movie rust, is charged with involuntary manslaughter and tampering with evidence. the tampering with evidence relates to gutierrez-reed allegedly asking a friend to hide cocaine for her. while police were searching the set. she has pleaded not guilty to all counts . manifestation >> karen. i'm sorry. >> you're all right. just relax. >> so here's the box that i got them out of. >> d

last week, he also announced that he was deploying additional state attorneys to alameda county to help prosecute suspected criminals. time now 604, in the east bay, the city of concord. >> just past a rent control ordinance. it was a heated meeting, though, between landlords and tenants. it was the ordinance now limits annual rental increases and requires landlords to have just cause before evicting tenants. but the debate isn't over. as a matter of fact, kron four's sara stinson explains. >> a rally was held before the concord city council meeting tuesday with both tenants and landlords shouting about their rights. every seat was taken at the meeting. people even wore a sticker on their church to show which side they're on the agenda. rent control for multifamily rental complexes with 2 or more units built before february. first 1995. what's being proposed is limiting annual rent increases to 3% or 60% of consumer price index. whichever is lower as well as just cause for eviction, which could apply to most rented units in concord, including single-family homes. however, many council m

you alameda county, theresa kron 4 11. >> 33 is the time.an accused of stealing this small plane and that crash landing half. moon bay has pleaded not guilty. luis, errors is accused of stealing the plane from palo alto last week. he doesn't have a pilot's it's not surprising he had to put it down. eventually he remains blew in the first place. he is in jail now. $10,000 bond. he was also given a public defender after his request to represent of south was denied his next. hearing is scheduled for later this month. we'll keep following the story. a 34 the north bay sanibel police are looking for a man. >> who assaulted a girl touched her inappropriately in front of her friends. this happened at the northgate mall earlier this week. and who they're looking for is u.s. enoch just roll back and get his name. it's enoch ca place. this is the man they're looking for. they say that he the police say he went into this group of young people, approached a girl inappropriately, touched her arm and then they say she hid and her friends tried to take pic

. >> reporter: all alameda county crews were busy friday during the break in the rain to check areas for potential hazards and ensure the roads and gutters got cleaned up. the chp is warning drivers to be careful on the roads, which could be flooded in some areas. and the storm's strong winds will pose additional risk to drivers. >> avoid being out if you can. if you can avoid being out in the heart of the storms, the safest way. >> reporter: advice that pat and charlene solis in castro valley are heeding, canceling their weekend road trip. >> were going to go up to rockland to see the kids. nah. play it safe. >> reporter: for those who can't avoid driving -- >> always kind of use the turn around doan drown, that term. don't drive through it pup see standing water on the roadway, turn around. take the extra 10, 20 minutes, whatever it may be, find an ultimate route and not go through it to risk the hazard. >> reporter: reporting for "today in the bay." >>> and this next storm has people in the santa cruz mountains preparing before it moves in, because they've been through this before

it's going to be a tough drive heading south, let's say, from alameda county to south alameda county and into santa clara county. this is a look at the golden gate bridge that looks okay. let's go back over to contra costa county. here you can see 80 is improving after some earlier problems. highway four is slow. 680 is slower than usual. there was a crash at north main and southbound 680 is backed up from 242. we haven't seen a lot of slowing in the south bay. we do see a backup at the bay bridge. it stretches out to the macarthur maze, 709. let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal. thank you. we're part of a major highway in alameda county. is closed because of storm damage. and look at the pictures. it needs emergency repairs. and we're out there this morning. we'll have the latest on the conditions and what it will take before this part of the road reopens. >> auction starts tomorrow for five boats left at the berkeley marina. the steps you need to take before making a bid this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter.

let's move to alameda county. 64 in concorde. peninsula, 62 at half moon bay. redwood city, 64. san francisco, a mix of 50s and 60s. 62 downtown. for the north bay, a light wind out of the northwest at four and 65 in santa rosa. we will stay with dry weather as we head into saturday's forecast. i do think saturday is going to be the best day of the weekend, we will get into some mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies, then we have got this storm system we are tracking offshore. every single thing that i look at when it comes to storm systems continues to get the strongest rainfall offshore with this storm sunday and monday. but as it gets close, we will get a little hit here of submarine and some isolated thunderstorms chances. here is saturday's forecast, we are dry, we got some sun, storm is out here. we will see it curve in from the south as we head into sunday afternoon and evening. then it was sling and a little bit more rainfall as we head into monday. right now, rainfall totals for sunday and monday are certainly trending down a little bit, only trace amounts to about a quar

this was the latest saga in the a's messy divorce with the city of oakland and alameda county. >> we are here this morning to say enough is enough. we will not stand by and allow a corporate entity to determine the fate of one of our most vulnerable communities. >> oakland community groups and residents are urging the county to step up to the plate to make sure the coliseum can be redeveloped to generate jobs and affordable housing. >> we are allowing them to hold us hostage and prevent economic prosperity and wealth and it is not okay. it's not right. the community should have a say in what happens. >> during a news conference, the oakland united coalition a group of community labor and organizations accused the oakland a's of preventing events from taking place at the coliseum. the a's bought 50% of the coliseum in 2019 from the county but still owe $45 million. the city of oakland owns the other half. the group county supervisors want them to take part back or give to the negotiating table. >> it's very important to us. it's not right for them to refuse to work together with us an

alameda county district attorney pamela price delivered those phones during a news conference today in oakland. >> commissioned my inspectors to find the phones. there was no challenge finding the phones. we know which phones that actually belong to oscar grant, which phones were cataloged appropriately. it was apparently a an active will not to return. the phone stir. >> before being elected to office, price represented grant's family in civil court. let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the bay bridge. looks a little quiet out there tonight. definitely no slick roads to worry about today or tomorrow. i don't think. but later this weekend warrants as the rain is coming back for us. yeah. may move in as we head towards sunday, but that's only a slight chance and it doesn't look like. >> anything like the previous storms. but >> we are in the middle of winter. we've got a long way to go. and i do see some stormy weather returning to the bay area. but out the door tonight, it is quiet out there. it is nice. it's mostly clear and it is dry. something we have

we septemer second harvest and alameda county community food banks. they're challenging kansas city fans too. a donation competition. the effort is called huddle to end hunger. and organizers say that regardless of who wins the game, this is going to be great way to help your neighbors in need and have a litele fun. at the same time. >> the team they could be on the fields ends. you know, people everywhere can use a helping hand. and so, you know, whatever the result is on the field, people in both cities and the berry and consider going benefit from this. and so no matter what you're doing, good for people in your community. >> yeah. the competition between food banks is actually a rematch of all these food banks took on each other during the last super bowl 4 years ago when the niners and the chiefs met in super bowl. 54, it's win win. that is when when, unfortunately, as we know the chiefs won the last time around. but as separate food banks hoping that will be changed this year. >> and football tends to be a male dominated sport. but there are all

the actions being taken and the additional resources are headed for alameda county.s it becomes a top priority for state officials and the 49ers are getting ready for the super bowl. what the team is doing today to prepare for that big game against the kansas city chiefs 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. >> we're here pam we're here day and we're in our red. we got the red. yes good morning i'm dave clark. it is friday february 9th. we have steve paulson two. everything you need to know about the weather. >> i don't have time to do everything, but i'll do my best, mr. clark. thank you sir. all right. we do have another cold, cold morning here. frost advisory out until 9:00. although i think some colder temps will maybe settle in east and south versus north because cloud cover is coming into the north. but a lot of 30 here from santa rosa, livermore, palo alto, san jose. and you can see the cloud cover starting to work. and lift up here. there it is starting to co

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in alameda woman is suing 5 alameda county sheriff's deputies say they assaulted her at a hospital. >> while she was waiting for medical treatment, video released from that day might be disturbing to watch. want to you a warning there. i'm aliah a shot was taken kaiser's san leandro medical center after suffering head injuries while being attacked inside the alameda courthouse in august of 2022. body cam footage shows the moments when another woman started hitting her on the head. sheriff's deputies broke up the fight and then handcuffed a shot. according to the lawsuit, the deputies then hit a shot on her head. she seized up and lost consciousness reportedly from her injuries before she was taken to the hospital. she then alleges when she arrived at the hospital, medical staff determined she needed ct scan. but the deputies pulled staff aside, ordering them to not move forward with the treatment after a shot requested she get the scan video shows deputies holding her down by her throat on the hospital bed. shot was never provided. this can. instead she was taken to jail. her attorney

in the news release, alameda county d.a.ls us she welcomes the support. >>> the supreme court listened to arguments over whether states have the power to remove political candidates, specifically donald trump from a ballot. >> scott mcgrew says it is the most important political case to go before a court since bush v. gore. >> important because the decision from the high court may affect who we can and cannot vote for. the arguments wrapped up a short time ago and a decision won't come today, but should come soon. to remind you the states of colorado and maine have found that donald trump cannot run for president, thus can't be on the ballot, because he was part of an insurrection against the united states. the states say they have that power under the 14th amendment, but the 14th amendment is really vague. the amendment says no one who held office, who swore to support the constitution, but who then incited or led an insurrection can be an officer of the united states. the constitution lists examples of who is an officer of

lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> students in emeryville received a special visit from alameda county firefighters today. several firefighters gave an extensive history presentation recognizing the contributions of black firefighters in the 11th annual chief is my belief event. during this lesson, local heroes were recognized for paving the way. like the first black firefighter in oakland in 1920, as well as earl gates, the first black firefighter in san francisco who broke barriers and faced extreme discrimination when he joined s.f. fire in 1955. >> it's very important for us to recognize our members, people of color, those who are less represented in the fire service, especially african american firefighters, because we have given a great a great, tremendous debt and contributions to the fire service. >> firefighters also highlighted black history from all over the country. we at the end of the presentation, firefighters were recognized and gifted special portraits from oakland artist shomari smith. >> well, thanks for watching the 11:00 news. our next newscast is mornings on two.

and alameda woman is suing 5 alameda county sheriff's deputy saying they assaulted her at a hospital while she was waiting for medical treatment. >> video released from that day might be disturbing to watch. malia shad was taken to kaiser's san leandro medical center after suffering head injuries while being attacked inside the alameda courthouse. that's in august of 2022. body cam footage shows the moments when another woman was hitting her on the head. sheriff's deputies were able break up the fight and then they handcuffed a shot according to the lawsuit, the deputies then hit a shot on her head. she seized and lost consciousness from her injuries before she was taken to the hospital. she then alleges when she arrived at the hospital, medical staff determined she needed a ct scan. but the deputies pulled staff aside, ordering them to not move forward with the treatment after a shot requested she get the scan video does show deputies holding her down by her throat on the hospital bed. shot was never provided that scan. instead she was taken to jail. her attorneys discussing the cas

the alameda county fire department says that they were >> victims of a smash and grab while they were deployed to help mitigate storm damage. now, the crews out of all those valuable in potentially lifesaving tools as well as personal property. crime force theresa has the story >> drove up the lock and went through the mechanism, opened it up in the sewer. this storm, most of the personal equipment that was kept in gone. that is what a specialized team of firefighters discovered last wednesday morning say woke up at a pleasanton hotel ready to get back to work but found someone had ripped into their trucks and stolen equipment and backs and that we've been working for 4 days straight. >> find out tomorrow went into the hotel and we came out crew. but you both are pickup trucks are vandalized, broken into a store change sides and personal equipment from us. >> eric tracks with alameda county fire department says that the unit operating under a grant with the coastal conservancy is new and designed to tackle emergency, such as downed trees and other calamities. ely, we had to go out of

when hands man. >> well, those 5 alameda county deputies have been named in the lawsuit. a shot was arrested on charges of resisting arrest and assaulting an officer. but those charges were later dismissed. in response to this lawsuit, though, and the edited video. a sheriff's office spokesperson says they do not represent the totality of what happened and they say a shot did receive appropriate medical treatment and they would not comment any further at this time in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news. dan, thank you. >> livermore police are warning people about an alarming crime trend. at trader joe's locations. they say thieves have been stealing. well, let's from unattended shopping carts in shoppers, purses kron four's amanda hari spoke with customers and she shares more on how you can protect yourself. >> i spoke to several people on and off camera here in the trader joes parking lot. many said they hadn't heard about the deaths, but now they'll be more careful. >> wheelchair came here in town. i've never had that happen. a warning for trader joe's shoppers livermo

however, and alameda county fire crew has been victimized the crime happened. at the height of our most recent atmospheric river kron four's theresa report. >> about the lock and went through the mechanism opened it up in the sewer. they still most of the personal equipment that was was kept in gone. that is what a specialized team of firefighters discovered last wednesday morning say woke up out of pleasanton hotel, ready to get back to work but found someone had ripped into their trucks and stolen equipment and bags and that we've been working for 4 days straight. >> find out tomorrow went into the hotel and we came out crew. but you both are pickup trucks are vandalized, broken into a store but change sides and personal equipment from us. >> this is crew ate in action last week during the latest powerful storms that swept through the bay area. eric truax with alameda county fire department says that the unit is new and designed to tackle emergencies such as downed trees and other calamities. we had to go out of service for unable to provide that service that

the 4 men were booked into alameda county jail. new at 10 tonight, fairfield police are looking for a man who they say broke into a home and sexually assaulted a woman inside. police say it happened last night. >> in a neighborhood on the east side of the city bordered by grammar. see circle. the victim told police she didn't know them and described him as about 25 years old with a thin build and short brown beard. police are asking neighbors to check their home surveillance cameras for any clues about the person. fairfield. police also plan to add additional patrols in that area. a man wanted in connection to an attempted murder in the south bay is now in custody. santa clara county sheriff's deputies say they've been looking for christopher krause and saturday. that is when according to investigators, he fired a gun at a person was trying to serve him with legal legal documents. the victim was not hurt. deputies arrested crowd today in morgan hill. >> members of the hindu and sikh communities are coming together in the east bay a

as far as a timetable about when these attorneys will be joining the alameda county district attorney's office. >> ag bonta says that the boots on the ground are going to be coming very soon. exactly. when is unclear. but he said that it will be sooner rather than later in the newsroom. theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. >> its 6 34 2 bay area mayors are endorsing a state ballot measure to increase criminal penalties for drug dealing. san francisco mayor london breed and san jose mayor matt mahan want to reform propped 47, which among other things reduces punishments for drug possession as well as the theft of items that are less than $950. the homelessness, drug addiction and theft reduction act that they're pushing would make theft with 2 or more prior convictions, a jail eligible felony. and it also increases the penalties for the sale and possession of fentanyl. however, people would be given the option to avoid jail time by entering a treatment program to qualify for the november ballot. that law needs more than 540,000 signatures the campaign says that they have collected about 360,0

fire department and alameda county firefighters local 55. >> we still have much more news ahead. we do. let's go to abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra for a look at what's coming up at 530. steph thanks, dan and ama coming up at 530. >> the future of san francisco's emergency siren system is in limbo. and it's been that way for years. lyanne melendez joins us next to discuss her story that exposed the need for significant upgrades to the system. now the action taken may soon impact all of us. then a gofundme campaign gone wrong. a north bay man grieving the loss of his wife got tangled up in funeral fraud. seven on your side producer rene khoury joins us for a deep dive on the fallout with facebook. join us for those stories and more. at 530 on abc seven. bay area streaming tv. dan and emma. all right. >> stephanie, thank you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or just head to abc seven news.com, and you can join steph in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us, we appreciate your tim

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and alameda county woman is suing 5 alameda county sheriff's deputiessaying that they assaulted her at the hospital while she was waiting for medical treatment. video released from that day could be disturbing to watch. just one put that warning up before we start to play it here. malia side was taken to kaiser san leandro medical center after suffering head injuries after being attacked inside of the alameda county courthouse in august of 2022. body camera footage shows the moments when another woman started hitting her on the head. sheriff's deputies broke up the fight and then they hand cuffed aside. and according to her lawsuit, the deputies then hit her on the head. she started to seize and then lost consciousness from her injuries before being taken to the hospital. she then alleges when she arrived there, the medical staff determined that she needed a ct scam. but the deputies pulled the staff aside and ordered them not to move forward with that medical treatment after she requested that she get the scanned video shows the deputies holding her do

niles canyon road in alameda county is open again, partly open anyway. that part of highway 84 opening at the top of the hour. one-way traffic control between old canyon road and main street. and so no, the chp posting a video before it opened showing the caltrans teams and trying to clean up the mess. the road was closed monday because the ground underneath a deteriorated and that caused part of the road to collapse. temporary traffic signals will be in place to regulate the traffic until repairs can be completed. golden gate bridge, transit holding a public hearing today on yet another proposed hike in the bridge toll. it is now as you probably know, up to almost $9 to cross the golden gate bridge with fast track. but transit officials are arguing higher tolls will help deal with another expected budget shortfall. they say ridership is still down. post-pandemic options for the higher tolls include an option that would gradually raise tolls to more than $11 by 2028. all right. let's talk about the forecast as we take a live look outside and little bleak

wednesday morning city and police officials from berkeley, oakland in san leandro along with alameda county announced a new effort to address crime. the plan is to bring together law enforcement governments from all along the east bay corridor from richmond to fremont to share best practices, data and technology in order to confront problems such as violent crime and retail theft. so we think that the process of convening in coming together and talking and >> identifying ways for us to work together. it's a great benefit. tried different jurisdictions criminal organizations becoming more sophisticate. officials say the need for communication between communities is greater than ever. when we work regionally. >> when we share data, we share resources. we're able to work more efficiently. we're able to share more rapidly were able to deploy resources in a smarter manner. we're able to have a better effect on responding to crime. the first meeting of this new collaboration was held in late january and they plan to meet again on a quarterly basis. >> back live now, they're also looking to the st

and alameda county officers in the community of cherry land.gating after a 75 year-old man was hit and killed by a driver. so this happened tuesday night. this is on mission boulevard north of la some way. chp says the man was hit while in the standing outside of a crosswalk. he died at the scene. now they say alcohol or drugs do not appear to be a factor in that crash. we've got some new details surrounding a shooting in kansas city after the chiefs super bowl parade radio station in kansas city says one of their host lisa lopez was killed in the shooting. police say in total, 22 people were shot 9 children between the ages of 6.15 were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds and are expected to recover. city officials and local authorities are responding to the violence. >> he went out today like everyone in kansas city looking to have a celebration. that celebration was marred by a shooting today. right now we do not have a motive. >> authorities say they recovered at least one weapon from the scene. 3 people have been taken into custody.

as far as a timetable about when these attorneys will be joining the alameda county district attorney's office ag bonta says that the boots on the ground are going to be coming very soon. exactly. when is unclear. but he said that it will be sooner rather than later in the newsroom. theresa is stasio kron. 4 news. >> it's 33 and to east bay rape and murder cold cases from the 1970's have been solved. the crimes were committed in newark and hayward and then of all, 48 year-old hayward resident theresa pico and 60 year-old newark resident, nelly hicks. their cases remain cold until late last year when the fbi connected the crimes. 2 a killer using dna. and that lead to fred bernard farnham, the man responsible for both of those crimes. barnum who was from oregon. >> died in a hospital in 2007 at the age of 73. and criminal records show. he was a convicted of a series of assaults in the bay area. >> investigators believe that he may have been connected to even more rapes and murders in nevada, north dakota, idaho, oregon and alaska. >> will 2 bay area mayors right now are endorsing a state

now niles canyon road in alameda county. as we've told you, it's close, but now we have a better idea for how long we know that the it collapsed on monday and that the highway is closed between old canyon road and main street. there are detours in effect. still at this time, 6.80, the also 5.80, to the north. actually, i live. we don't know how they said indefinite. i thought a update, but and boy, can you imagine you can see a thing i know and yeah. tried to do that today. the fog, john, pretty oppressive. good morning. yeah. we've had some very foggy spots out here. here's highway. 24 winding its way through the east bay. >> not your very foggy a spot, but as you head out and drop on long, 6.80, from walnut creek on up to conquer down towards the knoll. all those areas are looking at, especially foggy right now. you can see where the national weather service has issued fog advisories in gray from through the tri valley. out to livermore on up 6 city through danville in concord and also along highway 4 from antioch, in oakl

fauci air pocket. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, the alameda county sheriff's department facing asuit tonight, a woman says she was attacked not once, but twice by deputies. see the video next. plus >> president biden is courting union voters in michigan while he starts to face more criticism over us support for the war in gaza. i'm connor hansen in new york. i've got the details coming up and coming up later in sports, the niners have lost to the chiefs now three times in a row, quarterback patty mahomes part of the problem during that stretch we'll hear from niners head coach kyle shanahan about facing the quarterback again this time in super bowl 58. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the cho

we've seth merrin second harvest and alameda county community food banks challenging kansas city fans to a donation competition. the effort is called hubble to end hunger. and organizers say that regardless of who wins the game, it's a great way to help your neighbors in need and have a little fun. at the same time. >> the team they could be on the fields ends. you know, people everywhere can use a helping hand. and so, you know, whatever result he's on the field, people in both cities and the variant consider going benefit from this. and so no matter what doing, good for people in their community. >> well, a competition between food banks is actually a rematch. as we know, the 2 teams faced each other 4 years ago in super bowl, 54 didn't end the way we want it then. but everybody's hope a little and with a 9 or victory on sunday and it's win, win, win you. the food bank thinks so that's also, a lot of girls are getting in football. you know, it is male dominated, but >> there are a lot of female faithful. the ladies of the empire is a nonprofit group and its female fans sharing their

plus, the alameda county sheriff's office faces another lawsuit over allegations of beating a woman. well, body cam video reveals. and a possible tornado spotted in the north bay during the recent store. we show you where. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. a possible tornado sighting has the attention of a north bay community. trump was michael thomas is in petaluma with the story. >> well, it may have looked like a tornado. the national weather service says they can't really confirm it. they're actually working with sonoma county officials to figure out if there was any damage so they can make that final call. >> take a look. this is a photo of the funnel cloud or possible tornado that was spotted at around 11 o'clock yesterday. just west of petaluma and the small town called to rock. the national weather service says it's working with sonoma county department of emergency management right now to decide if it was in fact, a tornado but says right now the department hasn't found a

have a czar going to be meeting with oakland and alameda county officials starting tomorrow.o talk about a lease extension of the coliseum. need a place to play until the baath party vegas is ready in 2028, the lease at the coliseum ends after the coming season. forty-niners are still reeling and from their loss against the kansas city chiefs. some players even had a chance to reflect on the big game from 4 sports director. >> jason to moss has that story. >> there were very few dry eyes in the forty-niners locker room in las vegas on sunday. and you can tell the last was still weighing on them on tuesday as they cleaned out their locker rooms. these players understood the opportunity that was awaiting them in. >> they were so close that they could feel it. we can spend all day breaking down some of the turnovers and missed opportunities. but at the end of the day, they just didn't make enough plays. kansas city at some of the same turnovers and costly penalties to, but they found ways to make the timely plays that san francisco did not. now the bulk of this niners group will