is with a community group, reimagine antioch. he came to court and has been paying attention to the wider racist text messaging scandal among some officers. >> we just have to watch each court case and see what happens, and just keep an eye on this, because we really want to see it through, reimagine antioch wants to make sure that they don't just get charged but they also get convicted of crimes. >> they did not enter a plea. >> reporter: ted is a public information officer with the d.a.'s office and explained what happened in court. >> a defendant has a constitutional right to a speedy trial. however, a defense attorney may advise their client that in the interest of the case, that it would give the defense more time to prepare for the case if they waived those rights. >> reporter: according to court documents, one officer allegedly accepted a bottle of tequila to fix a traffic ticket. another accusation involves bribes of food. the defendants face different charges based on their alleged role. >> just important for the entire

be patient if you're leaving antioch. there will be a slower drive. once you get toward bay point and concord. a little more build for highway 37, nothing dramatic. growing out of vallejo and into richmond as well for westbound 80 out of el cerrito. the bay bridge toll plaza, no big deal getting into san francisco. we all just talked about the game and we're rooting for the giants as they're fighting for that last spot. 7:15 game. show your colors, or enjoy at home. go to laura's house. she's having a party. at chase center, another party. lionel richie will be in concert. there are two events in the same or similar area for san francisco. you can take mass transit in, take the ferries into the city, but also caltrain gets off right there by the oracle ballpark and you can go over to trace. >> dancing on the ceiling all night long. >> all night long. >> how fun. >> thanks, mike. >>> well, a drag queen event for children and family goes on despite protests. >> ahead on "today in the bay," hearing from both sides on the story time standoff. >> i do like

to be clear, it's not the police officers from antioch who are on trial. it's four men who are accused of murder who were the subject of racist text messages from antioch police during their investigation of this case. the big question this morning, will that be enough to reduce charges on this case? >> we want the court to exercise the full extent of its authority to try to restore some integrity to the policing from the antioch police department. >> reporter: now, last month's hearing, judge david goldstein said that subpoenaed officers did not have to testify because of that concession from the district attorney's office. he did, however, say that because this is the remediation phase of the case, he is not able to outright dismiss charges, but there is a possibility that enhancements can be dropped or charges can be reduced, depending on how the case plays out today. the hearing is set for 8:30 this morning and, judging from the last hearing, also, we can expect that there may be definitely some strong emotions from this morning. guys, back to you. >>

regularly attended court hearings related to the antioch police texting scandal. four officers involved from the antioch police department there, timothy manley williams, calvin prado, andrea rodriguez and ben padilla. officer juan ernesto mejia. orozco is with pittsburg pd. >> whether they're going to prove their innocence or prove their guilt, it's the process. and we need to pay attention to it. >> officer manley williams and his attorney declined to be interviewed, but court documents show that between 2020 and 2021, manley williams was allegedly involved in trying to clear a speeding ticket and to prevent officer rodriguez from appearing in court in exchange for her getting a bottle of tequila. manley williams is also one of the ten officers indicted in august in the fbi's ongoing investigation into the antioch in pittsburg, police departments. >> there has been no accountability in antioch for decades. and this is a result of having people with a lot of power here that are not being respectful of the community that they're supposed to be serving. so it's dee

that originates out of antioch and heads across the bay or under the bay. b.a.r.t. is changing its schedule to make the service more available at night and on weekends. people near lafayette and walnut creek will have more service to san francisco, richmond. b.a.r.t. says the new schedule means no riders, no riders throughout system will have to wait more than 30 minutes for a train. that's the promise, no matter the time of day, day of the week. it all starts next monday. of course we will keep you updated on how those trains come through and whether or not those promises are resolved. some schedule changes, so they're promising cleaner, safer trains, all part of the reimagined b.a.r.t. system. now, we continue also monday through thursday, i believe, next week, the blue and the green lines, that's another set of tracks that's impacted. they continue to work on this. there is bus service between civic center and the point. that continues for next week. for now, not too long ago, i heard about a crash blocking all of 92. it involved a big rig, a busted axle. it was

we are little above average in antioch. let's head over to livermore, usually we should be sitting around 86 degrees and we will warm up in the next couple days and it cools down nicely this weekend and into next week where it will feel more fall-like. as the cold front swept to yesterday it brought in gusty conditions today the winds are light are. into the afternoon we could see wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour near bodgea bay. 20 miles per hour's closer to san francisco. this is the pollen count. we are in the medium to high category. keep the clairton handy. also wednesday through friday. wednesday into friday we will see that cool down no matter where you live. in the inland east bay we notice. upper 80s turn into the lower 80s and 70s by this weekend. toward the coast, it is low 60s across the board. this is the rest of the microclimates from the north bay into the santa clara valley 80s turn into 70s. 70s close in san francisco. >>> coming up in this morning's "red & gold report" ♪♪♪ alex! mateteo, hey how's s busi

no narcotics enforcement. >> reporter: the antioch city councilmember describes the staffing at the antioch police department. this week the acting police chief briefed the city council on how challenging it's been. >> it is a public safety issue. no doubt. >> the acting police chief said during some shifts, there are only four officers on patrol and crime is on the rise. burglaries have risen 62% and auto thefts are up a whopping 85%. the chief says they're doing the best they can. >> i think the biggest thing for us is the to keep our tight bond together. keep showing up for one another in the community and forging forward as we work ourselves out of everything that is going on right now. >> but the department may soon get a staffing boost. the chief and city leaders are meeting with the county chiefs association on monday. they represent all the police departments in the county, and may be able to help fill in the void. >> my hope monday is that we can get, fill an immediate need for bodies that we can work with the local agencies that are nearby and work out a shrift and a memorandum of

. >>> today, five officers from antioch and pittsburg appeared before a judge. they're facing charges in an alleged conspiracy to drop traffic tickets in exchange for bribes. one of the defendants entered a plea, according to court documents. one officer is accused of fixing a ticket in exchange for tequila. another officer is accused of agreeing not to appear in court for the same tequila bribe. a neighbor with reimagine antioch, who has followed the larger racist text messaging scandal among some antioch police officers, is also watching these latest charges. >> we all know the wheels of justice grind slowly, and hopefully they grind towards justice. and we'll just have to watch each court case and see what happens and just keep an eye on this, because we really want to see it through, reimagine antioch wants to make sure that they don't just get charged but they also get convicted of crimes. >> so, we did try to speak with some of the defense attorneys after court, but they declined to comment. some of the defendants are expected back in court next month. >>>

antioch and pittsburg. police officers facing corruption charges are due in court this week. 6 are from antioch for others are from pittsburgh. the district attorney's office says they'll be asked to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty on wednesday, preliminary hearings will follow for more than a year and a half. the antioch department has struggled with low staffing while the patrol officers charged with crimes were placed on administrative leave. >> and he did part of police officers who violated the public's trust that we can free up those positions and continue to hire. >> the city council suggested hiring retired cops to non-sworn police positions which will be proposed at tomorrow night's council meeting. and alameda county task force is trying a new approach to get help from the community when it comes to reporting sideshow activity and they're asking people to grab their phones and use a qr code. met harry explains more about this task force and how you can help. >> the qr code is not meant to rep

leaders are remembering the victims. >> antioch and pittsburg.rs facing corruption charges are due in court this week. the case has been especially crippling for the antioch police department as it continues to deal with low patrol staffing levels. kron four's philippe djegal reports a city council. it's going to talk about ways to potentially bolster to the pleated force at its upcoming meeting. >> antioch city councilmember mike barber, annika has suggested hiring retired cops to non-sworn police positions which he will propose at tuesday night's council meeting. mayor lamar thorpe has also touted the successful completion. his first apprenticeship program. 8 people recently graduated after being paid to train and worked for the city's department of public works program he says could eventually be expanded to other agencies, including the police department to fill vacant positions, opened hearing, all ideas and open to discussing those figuring out which ones make more sense. the council could also vote on a resolution tuesday extending the pol

over to antioch, 82. pleasanton. 71 in san mateo. palo alto 77.ys cool with the foggy breeze out of the west at 14 and the 60s. and for the north bay 80 in sonoma. 76 here in the santa rosa. we talked about some trouble delays in the northeast. here is a look at hurricane lee. it is trying to fall apart right now. overall winds at 80 miles per hour keeping it a hurricane moving to the north over nova scotia by tomorrow night. the outer rain bands slashing new england. the new england coast could see up to five inches of rain. wind 50+ miles per hour and a storm surge of 1 to 3 feet. we will have coverage on nbcbayarea.com and here on tv heading to the weekend. san francisco stays with the fall pattern heading for the next several days. for the morning, and across the inland valleys. 8212. even fighting in early next week with attempters here in the upper 70s. a >> a classic weekend. >> whatever you have planned, it will cooperate. >>> we all know the region comes up short when it comes to support for latino business owners. owners. a new study hig

. >> antioch and pittsburg. police officers facing corruption charges are due in court this week. 6 officers are from antioch for others are from pittsburgh. the da's office says they will be asked to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty on wednesday, preliminary hearings will follow for more than a year and a half now, the antioch police department has struggled with low staffing while the patrol officers charged with crimes were placed on administrative leave. >> and you get part of the police officers who violated the public's trust that we can free up those positions and continue to hire. >> the city council suggested hiring retired cops to non-sworn police positions which will be proposed to tomorrow night's council meeting. there's a new way to report sideshows in parts of alameda county. multiple law enforcement agencies from local police departments to the chp are encouraging people in unincorporated areas of hayward, san leandro and the rest of alameda county to use a new qr code. take a look at is call

police officers facing corruption charges are due in court this week. 6 are from antioch and 4 are from pittsburgh police department. the da's office says that they're going to be asked to enter their pleas tomorrow and then preliminary hearings will follow that for more than a year and a half. now the antioch police department has really struggled with low staffing while the patrol officers charged with crimes have been placed on administrative leave. >> did part of police officers who violated the public's trust that we can free up those positions and continue to hire. >> city council suggested hiring retired cops to non-sworn police positions and that, in fact, is what they're going to be proposing at tonight's council meeting. >> former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick is close to a new job leading the new orleans police department. >> kirkpatrick was appointed by oakland, mayor libby schaff as the city's first female police chief back in 2017 then she ended up being fired in 2020 and later filed a whistleblower claim against the city alleging she was fired for calling out unet

the antioch police department has struggled with low staffing.l, the patrol officers charged with crimes were placed on administrative leave. the city council is exploring ways to alleviate the problem. councilmember mike barber annika has suggested hiring retired cops to non sworn positions which he will propose at tuesday night's council meeting. we look forward to hearing what he has to say and if that they can the council's desire to move in that direction, then that will get give direction to do so. lamar thorpe has also touted the successful completion of his first apprenticeship program. 8 people recently graduated after being paid to train and work for the city's department of public works a program he says could eventually be expanded to other agencies, including the police department to fill vacant positions. i think it's a great idea to get to explore as as many possibility that exist out there. mayor thorpe says the council is expected to adopt an ordinance approved last meeting transferring the authority to appoint supervise and remo

in pittsburgh, police departments. >> there has been no accountability in antioch for decades.esult of having people with a lot of power that are not being respectful of the community that they're supposed to be serving. so it's deeply troubling for the society as a whole. it's deeply troubling for the anti community . and so we're just trying to shed light on it. >> several of the other officers and their attorneys also declined to comment. but in martinez, ansar hassan, abc seven news. a suspect is in custody tonight in what's being described as a deadly incident of domestic violence. this happened on foothill boulevard in unincorporated san leandro around 930 this morning. and so far, the alameda county sheriff's office is not saying what took place or how the victim was killed, only that it appears to be an isolated incident with no ongoing threat to public safety. a date for the state trial of paul pelosi's suspected attacker will not be announced until the end of his federal case. attorneys for david depape were in court for a status hearing today. a judge ordered them to

that's when kron 4 news at 3 returns. >> antioch and pittsburg. police officers facing corruption charges are due in court this week on this case has been very crippling for the antioch police department as it continues to deal with low patrolling staff levels. kron. 4 super reports the city council will discuss ways to possibly bolster the depleted force at its next meeting. >> antioch city councilmember mike barber, annika has suggested hiring retired cops to non-sworn police positions which he will propose that tuesday night's council meeting. mayor lamar thorpe has also touted the successful completion. his first apprenticeship program. 8 people recently graduated after being paid to train and worked for the city's department of public works program he says could eventually be expanded to other agencies, including the police department to fill vacant positions, opened hearing, all ideas and open to discussing those figuring out which ones make more sense. the council could also vote on a resolution tuesday extending the police officer signing

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a neighbor, with reimagine antioch, involving some antioch police officers is watching this case, as >> we know the wheels of justice grind slowly. hopefully they grind towards justice. we'll have to watch each court case and see what happens. keep an eye on this. we want to see it through. reimagine antioch wants to make sure they don't just get charged but convicted of crimes. >> the defense attorneys refused to comment on this case after today's hearing. >>> it will cost you more to attend a csu school. that includes san jose state, san francisco state, and cal state east bay. today, the csu trustees increased division 6% a year for the next five years. for most students, that will mean an extra $342 next fall. that will grow to $2,000 more by the fifth year. >> probably have to take more hours for work, once i do find that job. and you know, i don't have a lot of time, as a full-time student. it will be tough. >> reporter: this impacts sonoma state and cal state maritime. >>> the former mayor of the biggest city has a new job. when not teaching at stanford, he will be working for

but a nudge warmer. >> for you in concord to livermore, an antioch. we're looking at low 90's and then here, 78 in mill valley tends to get sunny in the afternoon as well. so that's very nice. 86 and nevado your extended a forecast. so take a look at monday will be hot inland in the low 90's and then tuesday will notice that drastic change. and then we'll stay in the 80's for the week, very feel like fall. so all those coming in. >> for dreamforce, they're missing the heat tomorrow. i have a little sea breeze, but you know, very nice and pleasant, though. so pack a puffy hopefully they no thank you. go. you're welcome. all right. with the prisoner who escaped from a pennsylvania week and a half ago has been spotted more than 20 miles outside of the search area. police say danelo cav-al-cante has also changed his appearance. >> he was caught on a former co-workers doorbell camera, clean shaven wearing a yellow or green sweatshirt, a black baseball cap, green pants, white shoes. the homeowner alerted police to the sighting in the phoenixville area of pe

now, federal prosecutors say the getaway driver was this man, 19 year old robert bell, jr of antioch. this is a fake id with bell's real photo and someone else's name. and these photos show bell in a postal uniform. but he doesn't work for the postal service. the sophistication of the individuals or groups of individuals that are responsible for these robberies, it's taken all kinds of different forms. u.s postal inspector jeff fitch says investigators are working around the clock to crack down on suspects like bell. that's the safety of the letter carriers. that's so critical that, you know, they need to be able to go out and deliver the mail and not worry about being robbed. court documents say bell's father owns the nissan and that a search of bell's cell phone had these photos taken just five minutes after the robbery showing the man who robbed the carrier with a stolen postal key that allows access to community mailboxes and collection boxes. and two days later, investigators say bell's phone took this photo of someone stealing mail from a collection box in antioch. less than two

antioch, a mild start.oser to 6:00, 7:00, but then warming up with lots of sunshine. the inland valleys are going to be some of the warmest spots today and tomorrow. we'll track that in the full forecast coming up. >>> according to the logs, no lights on at the metering for the bay bridge, although the live camera, we can agree to disagree. we'll look at the backup that's formed in the last few minutes. we'll see if this is a short-term or long-term issue and if there's anything unusual about this morning's drive. >>> 5:44 right now. the house getting back to work this morning in washington. >> yeah, scott mcgrew is here right now. they've got 18 days to come to some type of agreement to fund the government. >> 18 days, 11 working days. 18 days in total or it all shuts down at the end of the fiscal year. there are a lot of signs the house will not get it done and the government will, indeed, shut down. president biden and speaker of the house kevin mccarthy had a gentleman's agreement on future spending bac

a special birthday celebration for one antioch resident. group of officers coming up tomorrow on mornings on two. it's a bavarian extravaganza, kwanzaa happening in san francisco. we'll take you inside the city's october fest, which is bringing colorful festivities showcasing traditional attire, lively music and, of course, a beer happening this weekend. plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long. and i'll be tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up on mornings how's the chicken? the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a priceless piece of art. enjoy. or when they sell you what they want? yeah. the more we understand you, the better we can help you. that's what u.s. bank is for. huge relief. yeah... ♪ being that customers will be patient as they slowly recover and begin to reo

temperatures in antioch reaching to just above 80 degrees.r an afternoon walk, but overall very pleasant readings expected across the bay area. let's fill in the map and look at our high temperature forecast tomorrow, kind of microclimate by microclimate starting with the north bay with temperatures reaching into the mid- to upper 70s by tuesday afternoon, which is very close to normal for this time of year. that's kind of the continuing theme as we head across the rest of the bay area, very close to normal temperatures, not just tomorrow, but the rest of the workweek, mid-60s along the coast, near 80 degrees down the peninsula and redwood city, low to mid-70s for san francisco and oakland, around 80 degrees in santa clara valley which is very close to normal for this time of year and inland in the east bay. your temperatures might be a degree or two warmer and top 80 by a couple degrees for most of the tri-valley into the delta. we bring in the seven-day forecast using these kind of cylinders that depict not just sun and clouds, but also nea

the city of antioch now hedging its bets, offering $30,000 bonuses to new hires in hopes of attractingcers to that beleaguered city. >> some city officials want to make sure recruiting officers will help rebuild trust between the department and the community. here's pete surrattos with the story. >> the first question i have is did they want to work for this community, and serve this community? or are they just chasing the hiring bonus? >> reporter: he knows the hiring process and police department. as a former lieutenant for pittsburgh pd. he voted in favor of and extending the program offering $30,000 bonuses to new hires in the police department. the department currently has 31 officers patrolling the streets. the staffing issues continue to be a problem of missed investigations by both the fbi and district attorney's offices which uncovered racist text messages between officers and produced several indictments. >> 31 is not the number we need. we need to probably be more than double that number. >> reporter: agencies like the alameda police department are experiencing success, offe

the traffic builds out of antioch on that antioch line, and we are hearing about an equipment line one tracks as well. we are looking at a minor delay so far, and keep that in mind as we look ahead. we have the re-imagined bart schedule. and muni is talking about closing the tunnel at 9:00. >>> on hold with no end in sight. still ahead here on "today in the bay," the hollywood stand still continues and the delays deepen. a new fall impact to the schedule, and there are signs the downturn could linger long into next year. into next year. >>> and then mitt romney j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the right direction. thanks jen. get ongoing advice; and manage your investments in the chase mobile app. m >>> good thursday morning to you. as you are heading out i

and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the antioch police continue to deal with staffing issues as multiple officers face corruption charges. we'll tell corruption charges. we'll tell you how the city is trying thursday night football on prime. it's on. welcome to thursday night football. al michaels along with kirk herbstreit. thursday night football returns, as the minnesota vikings take on the philadelphia eagles. stream thursday night football. only on prime. unreal! >> 25 the time it's starting next year, there will be a new payment option for bay area. transit riders, 22 bay area transit agencies including bart and muni, will begin accepting contactless credit card payments at clipper terminals. it's part of an updated clipper system that's set to roll out in the months ahead. those current blue clipper cards. we'll also continue working just like normal. california's electric car rebate program will be ending and replaced with one that will help lower income families of 4 tv. the clean vehicle rebate project started in 2010 as a way to motivate electric car purchases. but it

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week, 6 are from antioch and 4 from pittsburgh.'s office says that they're going to be asked to enter a plea tomorrow and then preliminary hearings will follow for more than a year and a half. the antioch department has struggled with low staffing while the patrol officers have been charged and they've been on administrative leave. >> and he part of police officers who violated the public's trust that we can free up those positions and continue to hire. >> the city council suggested hiring retired cops to non-sworn police positions and that's going to be proposed at tonight's council meeting. >> 7.38 and the former oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick. it looks like she's going to be the next police chief in new orleans. kirkpatrick was appointed by oakland, mayor libby schaff as the city's first female police chief in oakland back in 2017. but then she was fired in 2020. and then later she filed a whistleblow r claim against the city saying that she was fired for calling out on ethical behavior by the civilian police commission t

we'll keep you posted. >> well, coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, the antioch police departmenttinues to deal with staffing issues as multiple officers face corruption charges. now the city is trying to figure out how to bolster the force will be right back. >> it's 10 25 and then the air at the american red cross needs your help. they're sounding the alarm because there's a nationwide blood shortage. they need owners. there've been few are people donating the red cross supplies about 40% of the blood. this used by medical professionals all across america. and they say the country's overall blood supply fell by about 25% just the past couple of months and that potentially threatens emergency patients to transfusions and also just, you know, anybody going in who needs blood, if they can't get it, that puts them in a very difficult position. so they're saying donate if you can. >> 10 25 to time in national news. a version of a defense funding bill made by the house of representatives may be vetoed. this is all according to a statement issued by the president's executive office yes

now, federal prosecutors say the getaway driver was this man, 19 year old robert bell, jr of antioch. this is a fake id with bell's real photo and someone else's name. and these photos show bell in a postal uniform. but he doesn't work for the postal service. the sophistication of the individuals or groups of individuals that are responsible for these robberies, it's taken all kinds of different forms. u.s postal inspector jeff fitch says investigators are working around the clock to crack down on suspects like bell. it's the safety of the letter carriers that's so critical that they need to be able to go out and deliver the mail and not worry about being robbed. court documents say bell's father owns the nissan and that a search of bell's cell phone had these photos taken just five minutes after the robbery showing the man who robbed the carrier with a stolen postal key that allows access to community mailboxes and collection boxes. and two days later, investigators say bell's phone took this photo of someone stealing mail from a collection box in antioch. less than two weeks after t

in san jose, we'll go to 76 in oakland, 88 in santa rosa, 90 in antioch, 92. in fairfield and san mateo, up to about 75 degrees. so sunny seasonal, a little bit above average for this time of the year. overnight tonight, we'll find some pockets of drizzle as our marine layer expands even more 50s and low 60s once again. now future tracker temperatures, little change in our temperatures as we head into thursday and by friday we'll see those temperatures cool a few degrees and then over the weekend we'll actually find those numbers below average. but despite the below average temperatures, we will have a fair amount of sunshine, both saturday and sunday. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast warmer today compared to yesterday. we'll start that cooling trend here on friday and that continues over the weekend. saturday, the warmer of the two days this weekend and then early next week. those temperatures still are below average, but we'll get that morning fog to afternoon sunshine jobina. thank you, drew. >> good morning, everybody. so we are going to start

as we head to the east, 80s actually, closer to antioch and all the way down into the south bay. last , but not least, beautiful weather, of course, stay inside as much as possible. we will start seeing better air quality heading into next week. >> jessica, thank you so much. we have posted several links to monitor their quality on kpix.com. >>> in albany, officers say they encountered gunfire in a car service center. >> reporter: it sounds like two people were shot. an initial shooting victim and then a person killed in that shooting, after several berkeley police officers opened fire. there is no active threat. that is the good news. this happened at a toyota dealership right by berkeley. it began right around 11:15, with reports of a shooting. there was a call for help from a nearby building. police went in. >> reporter: they went in, located a victim, and a suspect. an exchange of gunfire occurred. >> reporter: no update on the conditions of the two people shot. the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating the shooting. berkeley fire and you see police are there, beca

we are right around average in the 70s and low 80s close to antioch. despite the fact that it is the first day of fall, we are going to be seeing warmer temperatures in the next week. it will feel more summerlike with plenty of sunshine in store for our inland areas. >>> if you are looking for something fun to do, the 36th annual pacific coast fog fest returns to the pacifica area. people will be there to enjoy live music, plenty of vendors and fun activities for the entire family. the event raises money for several nonprofits. shawn chitnis is and pacifica with a preview of the festival and the impact it has on small businesses. >> we are out here in pacifica, many of the businesses involved herein fog fest , a reminder how these are crucial to supporting the shops that are here in town. >> page by miller opened up the magic toybox back in pacifica in 2021. plans for the shop started before the pandemic but many of the twists and turns that come with owning a new business have been shaped by covid-19. still, he has never strayed away from the mission

mid-80s around antioch and bread would. >>> we will see a change in temperatures late this week. let's look at the seven day. the inland part of the bay area, after that high temperature range in the lower half of the 80s with more of the same on thursday. even the warmest spots by friday and saturday will only be in the 70s and then a gradual return to near-normal in the first few days of october. it is a similar trend around the bay. not as much volatility thanks to the moderating influence. those temperatures barely struggling up to 70 by friday and saturday. along the coast, typical territory, high temperatures in the 60s. asked the cool air arrives, there is an outside chance of showers. best chances along the coast. even there, rain chances of 10 to 20% . may be passing sprinkles on friday night. >>> people love curly fries. how an argument ended in shots fired through a drive-through window. >>> we have seen this multibillion-dollar sphere large over the vegas skyline. tonight , getting a first look inside of it. >>> we have shown you plenty of images of the new sphere loo

mid-80s for antioch, brentwood, fairfield also likely to reach into the 80s. we will start with inland parts of the bay area where temperatures will be warm for the next couple of days and there is the drop by friday and saturday. we start our temperature climb on sunday back to near or slightly above average by tuesday of next week. it is a similar trend around the bay, just not as much variability. other temperatures are into the 70s. it is also the cloudiest days along the coast and again, it is friday night and early saturday, where if you pick up even a trace of moisture, that is most likely timeframe, but it is really the only hint of a rain chance we have in the seven-day forecast. beyond that, the eight to 14 day outlook includes a slight chance of above average precipitation as we head into the >>> the niners host the cardinals on sunday at levi's stadium and vern is back again with the red and gold report! >> it is cardinals week with the defense for the 49ers. they get their first look at quarterback joshua dubs this sunday. if they need any help in

6 are from antioch, for from pittsburgh.istrict attorney's office says they will be asked to enter a plea tomorrow. preliminary hearings will follow more than a year to half. the antioch department is struggle with low staffing. well, patrol officers charged with crimes placed on administrative leave. >> he did part of police officers who violated the public's trust that we can free up those positions and continue to hire. >> well, the city council suggests hiring retired cops to non-sworn police positions will be proposed at tonight's council meeting. on the peninsula. the san mateo board of supervisors. we'll talk about a potential purchase of the la cuenta hotel that will be turned into affordable housing residents in millbrae. they are sharing some concerns. they had. so residents say that the hotel is just too close. schools and childcare services and it could potentially expose children and minors to harm. they also say the county does not do enough screening for unhoused people in that area and that this decision coul

it will affect the antioch line that yellow line coming into san francisco. so just keep that in mind. muni caltrain and vta are all on time this morning. might see a few more cars on the san mateo bridge likely due to a lot of people using this as an alternate to the delays at the bay bridge toll plaza. so this is still busy again a ripple effect from those -- that trouble spot over at the bay bridge. but again all lanes are now open. but just keep in mind once you get into the city dreamforce still happening. howard is closed between 3rd and 4th street. >>> i'm a victim. >> you hear the channeling i'm a victim. in the east bay last night, emotions running high at a town hall meeting in fremont. all came to a head when the district attorney pamela price started answering questions about her approach that many see as controversial to law and order. price is facing right now a recall effort that's driven largely by the families of victims. they tell our jocelyn moran they've been shut out of the conversation. >> reporter: well, this happened inside of a church

this week. 6 of them are from antioch, for others, from pittsburgh. the district attorney's office says they will be asked to enter a plea tomorrow. and preliminary hearings will follow for more than a year and a half. the antioch department has struggled with low staffing while those patrol officers charged with crimes were placed on administrative >> needed part of police officers who violated the public's trust that we can free up those positions and continue to hire. >> the city council suggested hiring retired cops to non sworn police positions which will be proposed at tonight's council meeting. it's been one month since a a 4 year-old was struck and killed by a car while riding in her stroller with her parents. a rally is set to take place for her today. it takes place at 4.30, at the intersection of 4th and king. the location of the crash walk sf and those in attendance plan to honor her life and also demand change from the city pushing for city leaders to fix what they say are deadly intersections for pedestrians, a temporary memorial for the

contra costa county da's office filed the charges against four antioch officers, one pittsburg officerow in court yesterday. none of them entered a plea. instead, they waived their rights to a speedy trial court documents show between 2020 and 2021. antioch officer timothy manley williams allegedly tried to help clear a speeding ticket and prevent officer andrea rodriguez from appearing in court, all in exchange for a bottle of tequila. officer manley williams is also one of the ten officers indicted back in august in the fbi's ongoing investiga gation into the antioch and pittsburg police departments. abc7 news spoke with one community activist who's been regularly attending court hearings surrounding these cases. >> i've seen the look on some of their faces. they look like they're ashamed and they look like they didn't want to be there. of course, and i feel like it's just it's time. it's time for this change to happen and this needs to happen. they need to have their day in court . >> officer manley williams, his attorney and several other officers and their attorneys declined to co

so 76 for you guys in livermore in concord. 84, it's quite warm in antioch already. and 75 in the south bay and san jose in the north bay were in the 70's and nevado and santa rosa. now that today's forecast highs. so this is about the last warm day we have of the week for a while, 88 in livermore. so that was about the same as yesterday. very close and 81 in fremont is the high 84 in san jose. and 74 in oakland and 70 francisco. so it will be breezy later on today. so just pack a light jacket it gets like breezy with that sea breeze and i'll have more in my extended forecast with your seven-day. back to all right, dale, thank you for that. >> the deadline is looming for 140,000 members of the united auto workers union to go on strike against ford. general motors and stellantis the owner of chrysler. contract expires just before midnight. negotiations are ongoing as the north american international auto show is happening in detroit, which is expected to pump millions into the city's economy. there. kelsey kernstine is at the auto show with the latest. >> across the u

anywhere from 52 in san rafael and santa rosa, 259 degrees in fremont and in antioch, not bad. windows open weather, for sure. high temperatures tomorrow are going to warm up close to average . upper 60s in seven cisco, a couple degrees below normal, we have that onshore breeze keeping things safe with the air temperature overhead. if you degrees below average. temperatures in concord warm up faster because you will not see so much fog. temperatures reach into the neighborhood of 80, already, by early afternoon. topping out in the mid-80s. your normal high temperature for september. tomorrow says in the rest of the map here, 60s along the coast, a mix of 60s and 70s around the bay with 80s down the peninsula, and mostly 80s inland, around antioch and brent wood, only reaching the upper 80s, falling short of 90 degrees. looking ahead tothe weekend, because it is vetoo early. art and wine festival happening this morning, things are looking just fine. close to 80 degrees, warmer for the second half of the weekend reaching the low 80s. sunday and monday are the warmest days, mid-70

can find, east of mount diablo only hitting the upper half of the 80s, just barely, 86 degrees in antiochs look at the seven-day forecast which does include kind of a wild ride, especially for inland parts of the bay area. we drop sharply down into only the lower half of the 70s for the warmest spot by saturday and we climb up the other side of the temperature roller coaster, above average tuesday and wednesday. it's the same trend around the bay, just not quite as wild of a ride, more of a kiddie coaster ride with temperatures bottoming out saturday with upper 60s around the bay and temperatures cooler along the coast. it's along the coast where we have been bold enough at this point to add a chance of showers to the forecast. you can see those collecting on the glass in our virtual terrarium, a few drops from the clouds. coastal parts of the bay area have the best chance of measurable moisture with this type of system. that's likely the case heading into the weekend. this is all over the place in terms of how the the forecast models are depicting it. we'll keep you updated in case you h

now to some antioch police officers.went above and beyond to help bring some cheer to one resident on her 86th birthday. it started when officer austin graham saw these photos shared on social media, took a report of a stolen vehicle. he noticed the victim had a birthday the next day, so he and his colleagues cooked up a plan to help her celebrate. they bought a birthday cake, a birthday card, and a plant and presented them to her at her home. police say the kind gesture brought a smile to her face on her special day. and our faces as well. thank ag you know, you've got it pretty good. streaming this much stuff was never this easy. yes! nice eye thingies. they're collagen boosters. switch to gig internet on the xfinity 10g network made for streaming for just $25 a month when you add xfinity mobile. and add now tv for $20. you guys like this show too? yes chef! get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. - [narrator] every day, our lives are filled with choices, both simple and life-chan

to warm up across the board at the hottest spots only barely topping 90 degrees around fairfield, antiochnd brentwood. 1:30 in the afternoon at golden gate park, temperatures are going to start off in the mid 60s as the clouds are gathering, then right around 70 degrees for the afternoon. temperatures do drop down to near average or slightly below average after that brief warm-up sunday and monday. back to more cloud cover by the middle of next week, especially along the coast. but still plenty of sunshine as the temperature settle into slightly below average trend. along the coast, a couple days of sunshine on sunday and monday and we have cooler temperatures as well. >>> now for a check on what is ahead at 6:00. >> coming up, a bay area mall bucking the trend, reinventing itself while other shopping centers are struggling. what we have learned about the plans for a new entertainment center moving into the stones town galleria. plus, trusting someone online, a bay area man lost his life savings, and he is being duped by a crypto crime. and these towering giants are struggling, how we can

there is a chance the officers from the antioch and pittsburgh police departments could testify, as well. they face charges ranging from wire fraud and conspiring to distribute narcotics to falsify records and violating civil rights. >>> the woman accused of killing a popular tim kardashian look like is due back in court this week. vivian gomez is from florida, but flew to burlingame and able to perform an illegal silicon injection on this woman. the social media star is known for her resemblance to kim kardashian and she died a few days later. on wednesday, the case moved forward with supplementary hearing expected to last one half a day. she is facing charges of involuntary man slaughter and practicing medicine without a license. >>> coming up, new details on the desk of jimmy buffett. we are learning about the weeks leading up to his death. >>> a surprising discovery and aa investigation underway after someone evangelizes this iconic sculpture. >>> low 70s at this hour and we will call it down to the upper 50s and some fog to the sonoma valley to start labor day monday. will it clear

watch what happens north near antioch and brentwood. we see 90s but that will cool down into the 80s this weekend. into early next week. these 80s turn into 70s. 60s in san francisco. some of us will notice a difference with the area of low pressure and some of us will not. this is an example. the inland east bay in the 80s today, 70s this weekend. the coast stays in the 60s all week long. i will step off so you can see everything else. north bay, santa clara valley, san jose in the 80s. 70s into this weekend. that is how we will kick off next week with partly cloudy skies. all the way into san francisco and oakland, these are areas where we will not see a difference . we will stay in the upper 60s all week long. low 70s across the bay bridge in oakland. >>> the giants keep fighting. it could be a wild ♪♪♪ alex! mateteo, hey how's s business?? greaeat. you knonow that loan has reallyly worked wowon. that's whahat u.s. banank is . and you'rere growing in c california?a? -y-yup, socal,l, norcal.... -m-monterey? -a-all day. -a b branch in

today we have it near antioch and brentwood.ve it a little bit cooler near fairfield. 80s near petaluma and i want to pick on the east bay real fast. the next ten days actually start feeling more fall-like temperatures. today we're in the 90s near antioch and watch what happens as we wrap up this weekend and head into the weekend. now we're talking about low aides and even mid 80s in next week. the first day of fall is next saturday. and boy is it going to start feeling like it right around the corner. i know nicole mentioned yesterday she saw some leaves changing. yesterday cooler conditions and here's what we have as we wrap up this week and head into the weekend. 70s both sunday and monday. of next week for our inland east bay. we're noticing the 70s also in the north bay and into the santa clara valley. last but not least, you think that it feels like fall? well, look at san francisco and oakland. really no change in the forecast at all. upper 60s all week long heading into the weekend. low 70s across that bay bridge into oa