all kron. 4 news. >> we had over to antioch now where a sister duo open the city's first ever winery kron four's ella sogomonian gives us a taste of the poor up wine bar. >> i'm angela and i will welcome to live so we become because they embody a new beginning. you know it. it gives you a warm and cozy >> soon people will be able to cozy up along the antioch waterfront for wine, tastings of all kinds of arrivals and one for street sisters, angela edwards and monique griffin are the minds behind the poor up wine bar, the first of its kind in the east bay city. so the focus is back >> will also with here as well. so locker room and very own the port wanting. >> during the pandemic, the 2 decided to create their own label but found it tough to get other businesses to carry their wine. so they took matters into their own hands since we had difficulties. but getting out there like a star >> plays just to have so case for our line then other black on the that we are connected to actually before we sign world. i never knew that there was so black online companies. i have no idea. so i just

en antioch, pilar niño noticiero telemundo 48 idea antioch nos vamos a oakland en donde ya se enciendenbustible de los vehículos para extraer el líquido. un método que, según indican las autoridades, es sumamente peligroso. las autoridades ahora están investigando el distrito escolar unificado de san francisco cortó pagar 4 millones y medio de dólares para llegar a un acuerdo con 2 ex alumnos de la escuela secundaria george washington. ellos alegan haber sido abusados por el director deportivo de la escuela en el campus. según dijo el viernes el abogado de los estudiantes este viernes. por supuesto, según la demanda, una de las víctimas señaló que fue violada en varias ocasiones y la otra alegó caricias no consentida e incluso fue obligada a practicar sexo oral. cambiamos de tema hablando de méxico porque este viernes arrancaron las campañas políticas de cara a la elección que va a definir más de 20.000 cargos públicos y la presidencia de la república. y como nos dice ana méndez, la primera en iniciar fue la candidata a la presidencia xóchitl gálvez, con una caminata por la paz, mientra

vamos a la pausa en antioch la propuesta que buscaba poner multas y sanciones a quienes van a espectáculosches fue negada. los residentes reaccionan. le afectaría a mis hijos emocionalmente si cierran esta escuela? padres de familia presionan autoridades escolares para que no cierren algunos grados. en su escuela, ubicada al este de san josé. estamos con ellos. qué decir. ya regresamos con más. no vaya a cambiar . elige tu carta de la suerte. corazones, diamantes, tréboles o espadas. porque es hora de jugar su grattan win en river rock casino ven los sábados 30 de marzo y 27 de abril por tu oportunidad de ganar una parte de los 120.000 . la diversión comienza a las 7 p.m. con rifas de efectivo y a las 9 y 10 pm 5 afortunados miembros del club jugarán el sur para su oportunidad de ganar hasta 15.000 . elige tu carta de la suerte y ven a river rock casino a poco más de 20 minutos al norte de santa rosa. calor, lluvia, frío. las condiciones en el tiempo cambian de un momento a otro en la autoridad en el tiempo. te mantenemos informado para que tu familia esté más segura. una advertencia por f

commissioner devin williams acknowledging a sense of urgency given the antioch police texting scandal because of what's what was revealed last year. >> we are here to make sure that the city can never let that happen again, mayor lamar hernandez thorpe addressed the seven commissioners, emphasizing the need for them to remain neutral. >> this commission is not a is not a cheerleader for the police department, and it's not a critic of the police department. your role is neutral. the commission was created by legislation passed last may. >> the mayor says the commission will review policies to make sure they fit with the community's values and to ensure transparency, a sentiment echoed by interim police chief brian addington. >> i look forward to working with with each one of you, to getting to know you better, and to assure you that i will be open, that i will be transparent . >> the mayor says the commission will begin the process of auditing internal affairs, hiring and promotions, and diversity and equity throughout the police department. commissioner williams says restoring public

está otra residente de antioch.i carro deportivo y hemos tenido también un de que se le meten a las casas a nuestros vecinos. así las cosas, la concejal nos dice que espera que el abogado de la ciudad regrese con una propuesta con sanciones más estrictas, aunque no es claro esto cuándo ocurrirá en antioch? pilar niello noticiero telemundo 48. entre tanto, el alcalde hernández dice que va a volver a presentar la propuesta como estaba bueno, es decir, con 1.000 $ de multa a los organizadores y también dicen que les va a explicar por qué no se puede aumentar esa pena. enseguida tenemos más. vamos a contarle ahora de residentes de ice palo alto que dicen seguir preocupados y vivir con miedo al salir de sus casas porque en menos de una semana se han reportado 3 accidentes. 1 de ellos mortal. le diremos que hace la ciudad al respecto y padres de familia ejercen presión ante las autoridades escolares para que la escuela de sus hijos no cierre y un fuerte golpe para dollar tree family dollar y sus clientes cerrarán casi mil

streets. >> don't come to antioch because we'll be waiting for you with the full force of the antioch police department, our allied agencies and the appropriate resources to ensure that that does not happen in our community. >> state law already criminalizes sideshows. those convicted can face penalties that include up to 90 days in jail or $1,000 fine, or both, and have their driver's license suspended for six months. the city says. there's also public safety concerns, citing statistics put forth by the chp. over the past five years, there have been 264 collisions statewide linked to street racing and sideshows. 30 people have died, 124 seriously injured . antioch's proposal goes a step further. it will go after those who organize and advertise illegal sideshows on social media. it's a big time show and who can top the other media mark pereira has lived in antioch for 30 years. he can see treadmarks in the intersection near his house. he supports the city's proposed ordinance. >> where there's a will, there's a way. you know, they can find a way. they'll do it and it. but it won't be

broken spinal cord. >> it happened outside of the antioch police department. the police captain heard the crash and came running out. >> i looked and saw the aftermath. i saw the dirtbike driver fall to the ground. >> this by performing cpr the 20-year-old died at the scene. he was then extricated from the van with major injuries. >> two families and tragic lives changed forever. we have to learn to forgive other people. that young so that passed away did not have a chance for a miracle and my dad still has a chance. >> the family says they forgive the dirtbike rider, but are urging others not to be reckless. >> be careful. you might not just leave your family in pain, but the other family. >> a gofundme has been set up to help the family. the father of four has two kids in school and has six grandchildren, including one on the way. they need him. >> just letting them know we are here with him. fighting the battle next to him. having hope in god and trusting he will wake up with a miracle. >> from antioch, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> peninsula healt

don't come to antioch because we'll be waiting for you with the full force of the antioch police department, our allied agencies, and the appropriate resources to ensure that that does not happen in our community. state law already criminalizes sideshows. those convicted can face penalties that include up to 90 days in jail, $1,000 fine, or both have their driver's license suspended for six months. the city says there's also public safety concerns, citing statistics put forth by the chp over the past five years. there have been 264 collisions statewide linked to street racing and sideshows. 30 people have died, 124 seriously injured . antioch's proposal goes a step further. it will go after those who organize and advertise illegal sideshows on social media. >> it's a big time show and who can top the other media. >> mark pereira has lived in antioch for 30 years. he can see tread marks in the intersection near his house. he supports the city's proposed ordinance. >> where there's a will, there's a way, you know, they can find a way. they'll do it and it, but it won't be as bad. and if they

antioch mayor lamar hernandez.e them. >> i'm here to ask all seven of you to join me as we rebuild our police department and as we rebuild, trust your role here is trust has been violated. >> theúpolice oversight a series of controversies involving antioch police officers, including a scandal that involved racistútext messages. >> changes the richmond-san rafael bridge. the metropolitan transportation commission plans to seek permission to return the lane to a shoulder for drivers on mondays through thursdays. the bike lane was opened back in 2019 as a four year pilot program. the mtc says there has not been enough bicycle use to justify keeping the lane open.t& average of 80 bike trips on weekdays and 232 on weekends. concerning numbers about american's financial well-being, expensive emergency. >> andúacross the bay area this afternoon, a veryúpleasant weather to end a winter and begin spring. i'll have a look at what we can expect for the spring showers for the weekend. coming up. ah mornings! cough? congestion?

a bus carrying seniors was actually hit by another car on highway four in antioch. several of them got hurt and they were taken to the hospital. when we heard about it, we sent jody hernandez out there today. she joins us live now. my first question is to you. >> reporter: what started out as a very fun morning of activities at the antioch senior center, turned into something else. some cars collided. fortunately, we are told that all six of the seniors on board the bus were able to walk out of the bus with the assistance of the driver and some good samaritans that stopped to help. they all ahead to be transported to the hospital. and i did check with the bus company a short time ago. they were trying to check up on the seniors. they told me that they are still at the hospital being examined and being treated. it appeared that the injuries were minor but again, they are still being treated at the hospital. what is sad about this is that it started out as such a great day for the seniors. they were here listening to a live band. they were having lunch. i'm told that

antioch for the first national buddhist memorial service in response to anti-asian hate. more than 200 people attended the may we gather ceremony over the weekend. some participated in the pilgrimage and peace walk along the city's waterfront. organizers intentionally scheduled that memorial to commemorate the 2021 atlanta spa shootings. we decided to host this event in person here in antioch because we wanted to continue our connection with tying what happened to the in the past, to the present, and really thinking about this conversation around anti-asian violence. organizers say, may we gather, is meant to honor those from the past and present. antioch was the first city to sign a formal apology in 2021, acknowledging its history of discrimination of the asian american community. >> the palo alto university professor who accused then-supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault in high school, has written a new book. the book is called one way back. doctor christine blasey ford describes the reaction to her testimony as kavanaugh was going through the confir

a vegetation fire that is burning in antioch. conde fire says that the fire burned and 19 acres total right now. it stands at about 70% containment. the fire started at about 3.30, this afternoon along west 4th street in antioch. there were some 50 firefighters on the scene, but they say there are no structures being threatened, least at the moment. all right. let's check in with lawrence for more. yeah, the guy's the winds kind of calm in that area in and around the fire. so not going to push the fire along. that's the good news. >> in the high country, the great news is all the snow that we've had the last year. i mean, just tremendous amounts of snow. we're talking about 200 plus percentage of average at this time of year. still, that snow begin to melt a right there in incline village near the lake. but a nice evening outside waves of calm down. the winds are calm down on the lake here looking good. how about 115% of normal? now in the northern sierra 100% normal in the central and 92% in the southern sierra looks like we're

el hecho está bajo investigación del departamento de policía de antioch y de momento se desconoce lan que se van a ir a huelga por 3 días. la próxima semana. jessica gallegos nos va a explicar qué es lo que están exigiendo y que ha dicho el condado al no llegar a un acuerdo. por el momento, el condado quiere manipular el sistema que tenemos ahorita. después de varias negociaciones y no lograr un acuerdo entre la asociación de profesionales de enfermería registrada por sus siglas en inglés rnpa y la administración del condado santa clara. el sindicato de enfermeras anunciaron que se irán a huelga. la huelga se anunció por prácticas labores que no son justas. según el sindicato, el condado no ha invertido en suficientes recursos para mantener a los enfermeros seguros. tampoco se ha ofrecido mejoras salariales. la mayoría de los temas ya fueron acordados, temas de seguridad ya firmaron esa parte del acuerdo en enero. hay muchos temas que ya han sido acordados. por su parte, el condado dice que desde el 2020 enfermeros han recibido un aumento salarial de un 30. en este momento tenemos un

the body of a 38 year-old man was found in a secluded creek in antioch yesterday morning. and as kron 4 sweeps ago reports police are investigating this as a suspicious death. >> no suspects or persons of interest have been announced by the antioch police department in connection with the suspicious death of a 38 year-old man found dead in a creek late sunday morning. the body discovered behind the slayton ranch shopping center. get a 9-1-1 call cellphone. a non-registered cell there's a body in the creek. officers get out there a short time later and find a male. >> whos pronounced deceased at the scene. acting police captain jovi hill says the man lived in antioch and was not transient. >> he was also not reported missing. investigators are backtracking the hours and days leading up to sunday's discovery. >> in an attempt to piece together what happened without knowing specifics who was there who saw >> it's opened. i know right based on the way the body was was found a the corner to respond to the body off. detectives are at the autopsy right now. right now it's looking

antioch is expected to receive more than $13 million in federal grants. repainting project to make it easier for drivers to spot both crosswalks and bike lanes. the city is also on track to receive an additional $4 million in funds to design and build what is being called the antioch bicycle garden. that would be a uniquec all ages to learn how to safely ride their bikes. construction is set to begin on that later this year involving a san. we'llrder case tell you why. prosecutors are calling the latest decision in the case unusual. and a pedestrian lane on the richmond san rafael bridge may soon be removed. we'll tell you why. transportation officials are shifting their stand on a four year pilot program. and what could replace it? in san francisco gathering to honor the three family members killed over the weekend after an suv crashed into a bus stop. what we now know about the woman who was driving and the only surviving victim of that tragic incident. also, one oakland resident now using social media to raise awareness about oakland's major problems.

. >> plus taking steps in antioch to improve public police.ust and don't forget, struck by justice, the impact of polly klaas is now streaming on the abc seven bay area app. it looks at how the 1993 kidnaping and murder of polly klaas brought about the three strikes law and an era of tough on crime policies. watch the abc seven originals video on abc seven news.com and anywhere are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnan

last year at the antioch marina parking lot multiple crashes involving cars running away from antioch police, shearing off a fire hydrant, injuring an innocent female driver, crashing into a water main and police found a suburban in the river at the end of the dock. they believe it was driven into the water after the sideshow, nobody inside. it's chaos like this the mayor says police need more tools to address. >> absolutely i'm somewhat blown away by the actions of the council, but it's an election year. it's political. it's a shame they're putting public safety at risk. >> the ordinance reject would have punished sideshow organizers and promoters with fines and up to six months in jail. tuesday night was supposed to basically be a rubber stamp, but two council members decided they wanted to go further, one saying, "we need to make sure those that organize and participate in a sideshow in our vehicle will bear a burden in their pocketbook and have to reimburse the city for lost resources." in the meantime the whole plan is on ice. >> i'll bring it back. we'll champion it again and ho

we can be resilient and we can repair our communities together. >> in 2021, antioch became the firsto issue a public apology for the mistreatment of early chinese immigrants storing the gold rush. >> next step tonight on kron. 4 news at 5. a call for more action on campus college students in the east bay protesting reports of violence antisemitism on campus. plus. time is ticking for congress to pass a budget and avoid a government shutdown. but some lawmakers are focus more on a different kind of tick tock. and it's a big birthday for a california political icon inside the celebr >> for the first time tonight, we're hearing from the professor who prompted asleep in a uc berkeley to protest growing concerns of anti-semitism. the u.s. department of education has launched an investigation into reports of violence. for more on the professor sleep in and how he says others are now joining his caused kron four's terisa joins us live from the newsroom with more theresa grant, vicki professor ron hassner provided some graphic descriptions of what he says he's been happening to jewish studen

the body of that. 38 year-old man was a resident of antioch.ice have determined that they found it just below the highway for on-ramp behind the slatten ranch shopping center. police say foul play has been ruled out, although they happen announced with the official cause of death still under investigation. >> very do you find someone in a in the area that's not heavily populated regular foot traffic. what regular vehicle traffic, where you where that someone might. frequent on a regular basis. and it's kind of out of the way, obviously, to the coroner's office. they're going to wait for the toxicology results and take a deeper look into. any existing medical history that this individual might have that. >> officials say the man had not been reported missing. >> time now is 8.33, and a north bay homeowner is shaken up because somebody vandalized their ukrainian flag. one of 2 flags actually that were defamed over the weekend. noe valley police now investigating it as a hate crime and kron 4. sarah stinson shows us why. >> police say someone spra

that body is that of a 38 year-old man who was a resident of antioch.he slatten ranch shopping center. police say foul play appears to been ruled out. right now. they're still looking for the exact cause of death. however. >> very do you find someone in a in the area that's not heavily populated regular foot traffic. what regular vehicle traffic, where you where that someone might. frequent on a regular basis. and it's kind of out of the way, obviously, to the coroner's office. they're going to wait for the toxicology results and take a deeper look into. any existing medical history that this individual might have that. >> officials say that man has not been reported missing. it's 10 35 and in the north bay, a homeowner shaken up because somebody painted a swastika on one of their ukrainian flags. 2 flags in total were targeted over the weekend. novi police think this is a hate crime. and kron 4 sarah stinson shows us why. >> police say someone spray painted swastikas on ukrainian flags at 2 homes in mill valley. the affected neighbors already replaced

we're up to 61, antioch. of course, the new numbers would still be coming in about now. there might be some last minute changes here, but 54 livermore got mid to upper 50's lined up the east bay shoreline. 57 for san francisco by comparison. we're still trailing a little bit up in the north bay in parts little whe east bay by a couple degrees and along the peninsula. pretty much right on the button. 69 at about 2 o'clock and we'll get some clouds building in here by tonight. again, we should take care of that by tomorrow afternoon, inland, at least however, rain is coming on friday. more on that forecast that daario, ok? thank you. it's 10. 0, 1, right now. and the developing story that we're covering, your police looking for a gunman. >> who shot and killed one man and injured another in pleasant hill. now kron four's will tran been following the story for us live this morning joins us now once again with the latest. will. >> this area is so peaceful that people were still working inside of their home so they could calais early here. the shots ring out, even though ther

in antioch city history.uring the 1800s when chinese immigrants were discriminated against and harassed by tough immigration laws. the pandemic also saw an increase in violence happening today, employees at a psychiatric hospital in the east bay planned to protest over what they say is workplace violence. >> workers at john george psychiatric hospital in san leandro say they often face violent situations with patients . some employees say they've suffered broken noses, broken ribs have been punched in the faceúand head and had their teeth broken. today at noon, a group of employees will hold a rally to call for more protections for hospital workers. >> our time is now. 708 scientists say a new breakthrough could leadúto a cure for hiv in the future. researchers at the university of amsterdam say they've used crispr technology to successfully eliminate hiv from infected cells. they say they could use the gene editing technology like scissors to literally cut out parts of dna at the molecular level. the finding

52 años de edad, resultó herido de gravedad en una colisión el pasado 20 de marzo, la policía de antiochseñal de alto chocando contra la furgoneta de cervantes. el capitán en funciones de la policía de antioch dice que su oficina está justo al frente de donde sucedió el accidente. dice que él fue testigo de cómo el motociclista caía al suelo y vio como la camioneta blanca retrocedía sin control producto del accidente. el motociclista de 20 años murió en la escena, mientras que cervantes presenta fracturas en el hombro, costillas, la espalda y la médula espinal, así como otras heridas. se encuentra en coma en el hospital el tragically changed forever because of this vigil nos comenta que reza por ambas familias, ya que después del accidente sus vidas cambiaron de un momento a otro. estamos orando por consuelo a su madre en estos momentos difíciles porque nosotros pudimos esperar un milagro, pero esa familia no pudo esperar un milagro. brian asegura haber perdonado al motociclista, pero a la vez hizo un llamado a quienes conducen de manera imprudente a que no lo hagan. mi papá es una perso

decenas de inquilinos van a estar realizando una manifestación a las afueras del ayuntamiento de antiochal concilio que ellos aprueben una ordenanza que proteja a los inquilinos de desalojos sin causa. se espera que este martes el concilio de enio revise y analice y estudie detalladamente un estudio de ordenanzas contra los desalojos de otras ciudades, para así decidir cuál será la mejor manera de abordar los desalojos en antioch. aunque esta ciudad ya cuenta con varias protecciones de inquilinos de acoso y abuso, la ley aún le permite a los propietarios desalojar sin causa alguna una situación que activistas dicen, pondría en riesgo a que muchas familias se queden en la calle. según datos del condado contra costa, el número de personas sin hogar aumentó un 29% entre el 2020 al 2023. esta reunión comenzará a las 19:00 de la noche. nosotros estaremos presente durante esta junta y le tendremos los detalles a las 11 desde su rol. soy yomara lópez telemundo 48. el gobernador de california, gavin newsom, firmó un proyecto de ley que protege a los inquilinos de ser desalojados por causas injus

a mi me gustan las pupusas a los terrenos de la feria de antioch domingo 17 de marzo.apoyarnos a lo largo de los años y permitirnos seguir brindándoles a ustedes comida de nuestra familia para comer sabroso y bueno, vengan al podio supremo. los esperamos! 2. buen sabor domina la acción es presentado por toyota cuando la aventura llama toyota responde toyota. vayamos juntos más tarde. vamos a arrancar en la mls, donde luego de meses de mucha polémica, hoy se anunció el nuevo formato para la us open cup, torneo en el que sí participará el primer equipo de los san jose earthquakes. por medio, un comunicado. hoy se anunció que en el nuevo formato del torneo más antiguo de los estados unidos solamente van a participar 8 equipos de la mls y entre ellos están los san jose earthquakes. pero antes de que los arranquen en este torneo, el equipo de san josé va a recibir en casa al galaxy. qué necesitan los coaches para llevarse el clásico? esto opina el mvp de la temporada pasada para los cristian espinoza. yo creo que debemos controlar nosotros la pelota, preocuparnos por por nu

una vez a salvo, llame a pg&e al 1 800 700 4350005 17 de marzo el antioch california.12 años entran gratis en preventa 40 $ en lugares de costumbre o etiquetó punto com. descarga la aplicación de telemundo 48. mantente informado para que tu familia esté más segura. recibe en tu teléfono alertas de inundación, apagones eléctricos, refugios y ayuda disponible. la autoridad en el tiempo en telemundo 48 primeros contigo. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. hola qué tal? buenas tardes les saluda césar bayona y claudia de la fuente. gracias por su sintonía. pasamos a la información en la edición de las 6. somos primeros contigo y tenemos información de última hora desde el condado alameda las autoridades recibieron el reporte de una persona en problemas mientras se encontraba nadando. dicen que quien reportó el incidente dijo que esa persona se estaba ahogando. en este momento. por ello, hay una búsqueda activa en el área de alameda. no especificaron el punto. en el lugar están departamentos de bomberos, guardia costera y el departamento de la policía. como pueden ver, tampoc

again, a brush fire in antioch. we will keep a close eye on this story. >>> in san francisco, the complete opposite. it is the video we could not look away from. a broken water main sent water dozens of feet into the air. the water has been turned off but the problem remains. good afternoon. welcome to nbc bay area news. i am janelle wang. >>> we are going to get an update on that water main break shortly. we are following the story with the united airlines flight that lost a wheel. we are going to also hear from a passenger that was on the plane. >>> how many books does it top just a bullet? high school student search for that answer. jodi hernandez checked out the project and will join us with what was discovered. >>> how bad is it? warriors fans are worrying and wondering? they are worried about steph curry and his ankle injury. >>> we begin with the crazy video out of san francisco. a water main break caused water to shoot into the sky and it took quite some time for crews to shut it off and by then it had alrea

a brush fire is burning in antioch.

a los terrenos de la feria de antioch domingo 17 de marzo.om. la ciudad de san francisco está un paso más cerca en su lucha contra los conductores que sobrepasa los límites de velocidad en las calles. vamos a contarle que hoy anunciaron cuáles serán las posibles ubicaciones de 33 cámaras de seguridad que de forma automática estarían multando a los infractores. libertad pedraza habló con la gente de la zona y nos informa mayra cruz a la intercesión de la folsom con avenida césar chávez diariamente, llevando a su hija en su carriola. aunque el semáforo le da el paso, ella sigue mirando a ambos lados porque dice, se ha llevado más de un susto el espacio para pasar las personas y se mete en los carros y es un poco peligroso. más cuando anda con niños 1. por eso explica, le alegra enterarse de que esta es una de las 33 esquinas en las que la ciudad estará instalando cámaras que detectan el exceso de velocidad. este es un mapa publicado por el departamento de transporte de san francisco que muestra con un punto rojo las ubicaciones que tendrán esto

the body is that of a 38 year-old man who was a resident of antioch. they found him just below the highway for on-ramp behind the slaton ran shopping center. police say foul play has been ruled out, but the cause of death is still under investigation. >> very do you find someone in a in the area that's not heavily populated regular foot traffic. what regular vehicle traffic, where you where that someone might. frequent on a regular basis. and it's kind of out of the way, obviously, to the coroner's office. they're going to wait for the toxicology results and take a deeper look into. any existing medical history that this individual might have at. >> officials say the man had not been reported missing. >> time now is 6.35. and there's homeowner in the north bay has really shaken up because somebody vandalized and put or he has ukrainian flag outside his home in somebody vandalized that flag targeted over the weekend. >> for more on this valley, police now investigating this as a hate crime in kron 4, sarah stinson gives us a look. >> police say someone

tonight leaders in antioch are taking steps to rebuild trust between the police and the public.owing a racist text message scandal and allegations of abuse. the note police oversight commission met for the first time in the group is made up of people from a variety of backgrounds that were sworn in last month. group is similar to other police commissions serving as a governing board to create ability for the police department. >> this will help in our effort by bridging the gap between the police department and city hall but more importantly we are building relationships with the citizens. >> the commission was created after federal investigators uncovered dozens of racist text messages sent between antioch police officers and the federal indictments of several officers at the center of that scandal. >>> a disturbing story in the south bay, a young bay was shot -- the young dog was shot in the head. he survived and the people who did it got away. tonight police are asking for help. nbc's marianne favro has the details. >> reporter: a bullet went through this german shepherd's mu

we are seeing some lighter showers around antioch, into solano county.'s hardly even getting the roadways wet yet. which is good news. first of all, your commute. sliders. rain will tell you and we are holding off on the heaviest of rainfall until after the commute. really? you can see marine county, especially towards the coast and coastal sonoma county will be the first to get in touch with some heavier areas of rainfall. we'll continue to see rainfall, intensity becoming a little bit more and becoming more widespread towards noontime and into the early afternoon. our greatest hit of the strongest of winds and also the heaviest of rain, too. we'll continue to see that into the mid afternoon after that rainfall becomes a bit more spotty, but pockets of heavy rain and thunderstorm activity. we'll be seen overnight tonight leading into tomorrow. here's a bit of good news for tomorrow. we're getting closer to your saturday. so we've got your forecast with a bit more certainty actually fairly calm around noontime. this is going to be good if you want to get

abby hill says the man was an antioch resident and was not reported missing. investigators are backtracking the hours and days leading up to sunday's discovery in an attempt to piece together what happened. very do you find someone in a in the area that's not heavily populated regular foot traffic. what regular vehicle traffic, where you with that someone might. >> frequent on a regular basis and it's kind of out of the way no suspects or persons of interest have been announced in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> happening now, health care workers at sea medical center, daly city are now on a two-day strike. union leaders say they're demanding better patient care kron four's charles clifford live for us now in daly city, where that strike is taking place. thanks for joining us. >> well, good afternoon. it has been chilly and breezy day here in daly city, but that hasn't stopped couple 100 folks from coming out to protest. now, these are union workers who are of occasional nurses, medical technicians, employees here at seton medical out walking th

still some 40's alike, round livermore, but 50 antioch and east bay shoreline.t 49 going on for open and 53. meanwhile, for hayward for highs today, you expect around 70 for antioch with mid 60's covering the east bay shoreline to upper 60's at that. we'll have more on that to 4 zone forecast and look at when that's rain is coming our way. as far as what you can expect. an area roadways, rain to fill us in. yeah. busy morning on specially we had an accident on the bay bridge near the toll plaza. thankfully that cleared up. >> still about 17 minutes, a residual delays. there is a little slow along 80. she traveled to israel in berkeley 20 minutes the mateo bridge. the hats are there near the toll plaza finally cleared off the breach. took about 45 minutes drive times around 30 minutes because of that 19 minutes on richmond center fell bridge golden gate bridge just short of 35. let's get a look at our highways. rid across the board. 65 minutes long want to win. 85 to menlo park reaches back to you. thank you. reyna 8.31. congress is now asking uc berkeley to hand

still some 70's to be had in san jose antioch on up to santa rosa. gradually decreasing more and more. today's the first day of spring officially kicking off at 08:00:06pm, tonight and are each spring on a cooler note. temps by this weekend only in the low 60's. best chances of rain being late friday into saturday and again on monday, right? all right, john, thank you for that. looking delays that early fatal crash you can track in along that 5.80, westbound 80 connector oakland. so >> 80's still a better alternative for you along with hopping on ashby avenue in berkeley. but our highways are still pretty backed up. they bridge look at this 17 minutes there for folks that are trying to travel. although the laser all clear and open from that early morning crash, things are still pretty backed up. 27 minutes on the san mateo bridge for a lot of people decided to take that route. a richmond center fell bridge 10 minute ride and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 33 minutes. >> recent troubles at boeing could cause higher airfares for consumers. th

while conquered as well as youngsville and antioch, each sitting at 64 for your highs.et a look ahead at tomorrow, which is going to be the warmest and yet another dry day. so tomorrow in particular, want to enjoy it. wednesday does come along with showers returning during the afternoon in lingering into thursday morning. heaviest of rainfall looking likely on friday rain. all right, john, thank you for that. will start pick up along 6.80. >> delon down to fremont just under 21 minutes. drive times have been slightly going up 80 year. also a little busy as a traveling from hayward into fremont bay bridge right now last hour 15 or 18 to drive time gone up about 3 minutes there. summer feel rich. just short of 13 minutes. no accidents are hazards. 24 want creek down to 5.80, about 13 minutes. getting a look at highway 4 where traffic is starting to build just a bit. 30 minute ride, antioch, into conquered. all right, james, back to you. andrea caltrain is going electric. they've started to phase out. they're a regular trains and replace them with all electric trains. they

a brush fire is burning in antioch. you can see how much black smoke this fire is generating. sky ranger has been over it over the last hour and this fire has grown to 18 acres and firefighters say they have no containment at this time. this is near the san joaquin river. it is about one mile north of the shopping center and it is generating a lot of lack smoke. no word on the cause but we do know that no structures are threatened at this time so that is good news. we will keep a close eye on this story but a brush fire burning in antioch. >> it looks like a blade -- big wall of lack smoke. >> in san francisco, the opposite. a water main break created quite a scene and a muddy mess. >> christie smith has been talking with neighbors about the geyser and all of the damage it has created. >> reporter: trucks have been moving in and out of the neighborhood all day after a water main break sent water more than 50 feet into the air. tonight crews have stopped the leak. the question now is, why did it happen? an impromptu geyser created quite a scene. and more than a few problems. >>

it was a 38 year-old man who was a resident of antioch.y discovered it just below the highway for on-ramp behind this slatten ranch shopping center. police say foul play was ruled out, but the cause of death is still under investigation. so awaiting that. >> very do you find someone in a in the area that's not heavily populated regular foot traffic. what regular vehicle traffic, where you where that someone might. frequent on a regular basis. and it's kind of out of the way, obviously, to the coroner's office. they're going to wait for the toxicology results and take a deeper look into. any existing medical history that this individual might have that. >> officials say the man had not been reported missing. >> time now 7 32 and in the north bay, there's a homeowner pretty shaken up because somebody vandalized their ukrainian flag that was hag outside their home. one of 2 flags targeted over the weekend. valley police now investigating this as a hate crime and kron 4. sarah stinson shows us why. >> police say someone spray painted swastikas

we're at 50 going on for antioch. still the 40's for tri valley. 51 oakland, 54 for hayward. 50 san francisco, half moon bay coming at 46 along with the north bay. so today, tomorrow they clouds pretty much sunny inland. you can expect highs near about 70 inland 60's for the bay friday. things change. that's where the rain gets here. most likely in the afternoon and the evening. that's going to linger for your saturday. looks like but by sunday we'll call that rain kind of scattered showers and maybe some breaks happening in the skies. a touch as well. there's still more to be had next week. we'll get into that. the longer range forecast scattered clouds, san francisco, maybe early clouds for oakland. 64 72. meanwhile for san jose bay area traffic rain. what's going on now? alright. well, if you are traveling along in the east bay right now, not seen any accidents there. >> things are a little slower. 24 minute ride clocking out towards the maze at this hour. things start to build just pass richmond. it's a little slo

he is one of 10 officers arrested during an fbi raid last year tied to corruption inside the antioch and pitchford police departments. is the same case which revealed a string of racist text messages shared by antioch officers. >>> committee members and city leadership are meeting the new police chief today in oakland after more than one year without a permanent chief. mayor sheng thao named floyd mitchell as the city's new police chief last week and formally introduced him in a ceremony this afternoon. he says he is committed to proactive policing, data-driven initiatives, and focusing on the implementation of the city's cease-fire strategy to reduce crime in oakland. mitchell says his first 100 days on the job will be spent getting to know his staff, city leadership, and the community, along with addressing major safety issues facing the city. >> is working with the city administrator, working with the mayor, and addressing those small things that will help us get better, and help us attack the violent crime issue in oakland, and also issues of satisfying the need for federal monit

last week police arrested 37- year-old brandon lopez at his antioch home as a primary suspect in the robberies. the later officers arrested 43- year-old tamara busch also of antioch for allegedly driving the getaway vehicle for all six crimes. that included robberies or attempted robberies at banks in san jose milpitas fremont modesto and sacramento. police say in each case lopez would hand this note to a teller which reads i need all the money in both your drawers. be quick no games. one bank customers that the motive seems simple it is right in the note. >> they are wanting money. bottom line.>> bank robbery just sound kind of strange. >> >> reporter: a search of lopez's residence turned up an unregistered loaded glock and numerous rounds of ammunition. the police say they aren't sure if lopez ever brandished a gun at any of the banks and no bank cash has been recovered.>> it seems really odd. you don't hear about bank robberies very often anymore. it reminds me of something that would happen before all the technology and security measures. >> it sounds like a movie yes these good

it is kind of jarring to see 7 miles an hour for the strongest gusts around antioch and a 40-mile-an-hour gust around fairfield or 50 in sonoma. the winds gradually die down at noon. technically the wind advisory is over, but it will be blustery and the wind gusts will be below 40 miles per hour. the winds really calm down tomorrow late afternoon into the evening. now looking to the north from sutro tower. we're seeing a lot of white caps on the bay, but temperatures did warm up and the wind stirred the atmosphere around. the warm spot was san jose 71 degrees. the only 5-degree spread from the warmest location to the coolest and everybody was well above average this afternoon. temperatures continue to be warm, including overnight. we'll be a few degrees above normal with the wind stirring the atmosphere around, upper 40s and low 50s by early tomorrow morning for most of us with high temperatures tomorrow, current view, if the numbers want to appear. come on, show up. 75 degrees for a high in san jose, 10 degrees above average, low 70s inland and the east bay, low 70s fremont and redwood c

. >> antioch police are attempting to piece together how a body ended up in a creek. the body is that of a 38 year-old man who was a resident of antioch officials say his body was found just below the highway for on-ramp behind the slaton ranch shopping center. police say foul play has been ruled out. but the cause of death remains under investigation. >> very do you find someone in a in the area that's not heavily populated regular foot traffic. what regular vehicle traffic, where you with that someone might. frequent on a regular basis and it's kind of out of the way, obviously, to the coroner's office. they're going to wait for the toxicology. >> results and take a deeper look into. any existing medical history that this individual might have that. >> officials say the man had not been reported missing. well, taking a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight, the price to drive across the golden gate is going up starting july first, most drivers will see a toll increase of $0.50 from the current rate of 9.75, to 10. 25 that truck drivers who currently pay $8 and

clara county's largest homeless service providers shutting down. >> our top story this half-hour, antioch police are trying to piece together how a body ended up in a creek. best

we're told the body is that of a 38 year-old man who was a resident of antioch. officials say his body was found just below the highway for on-ramp behind slate and ranch shopping center. police say foul play has been ruled out in the case, but the cause of death still remains under investigation. >> very do you find someone in a in an area that's not heavily populated regular foot traffic. what regular vehicle traffic, where you with that someone might. frequent on a regular basis and it's kind of out of the way, obviously, to the coroner's office. they're going to wait for the toxicology. >> results and take a deeper look into. any existing medical history that this individual might have >> officials say the man has not been reported missing. 2 people were found shot to death in a house in san francisco happened about 8.30, last night on dwight street in the city's portola neighborhood. no word tonight on any arrests made. but police are investigating the shooting as a homicide. tonight we're learning the names of the 2 brothers who were attacked by a mountain

the meeting starts in about a half hour at antioch city hall. new details tonight about berkeley's first homicide of the year. police say that the victim was stabbed to death by her own daughter. it happened yesterday afternoon at an apartment complex on university avenue between san pablo avenue and sacramento street. police say they found the victim a 16 year-old woman dead with several stab wounds. the suspect a 23 year-old woman. i was booked into jail on a murder charge. >> this is the key gateway to oakland and it's a vital element to our city's economic engine. >> oakland mayor sheng thao and the city's police department announcing a 2 million dollar investment today toward addressing crime in oakland's hegenberger corridor every year millions of people travel travel through that area to get to. and from oakland airport, the city says auto burglaries and larceny of gone down within the last year. but what work needs to be done? city officials say that putting more police officers in the area 7 days a week adding foot patrols, installing s

there you 44 for a little more. 47 for antioch and will hold on to some lower 50's along the east bay shoreline with 54 half moon bay. let's get over to the future for thing as we go over the next 48 hours, there are some splotches of some scattered showers in here. this is now till tuesday morning here, kind of freezing about midnight, mixed bag of mostly clouds, but some sun poking out there a little bit. that low starts to shift towards our south. you can see the turn there and then by tuesday, overnight to wednesday, enough moisture gets thrown up to us. we might see some thunder showers in the north bay and maybe perhaps the santa cruz mountains will. but more likely it looks like around monterey bay once that the parts were in for a couple of days of clearing, how much rain are we getting? well, let's take a look at all the come tire grand total. this is by tuesday night. and you can see even up in the north bay, not even a quarter of an inch of rain and elsewhere, barely pennies to be had. let's go ahead and spend it on for 2 about wednesday night. there you have it. not even a

today police announced the arrest of an antioch couple who investigators say are responsible for a string of old- fashioned bank robberies all over northern california including the wells fargo in san jose in february. police arrested 37-year-old brandon lopez and 43-year-old samara bush of antioch for 6 robberies or attempted robberies. target banks include locations in san jose milpitas fremont modesto and sacramento. police claim in each case lopez would had a note to a teller which read i need all of the money in both your drawers. be quick no games. >>> these criminals thought they could get away with it. they are victimizing that only multiple banks but multiple cities. and i know it sounds like a movie. yes these good old-fashioned note passing bank robbery still occur. it is not a movie. >> investigators say a search of the suspect's residence turned up an unregistered loaded lock. a lot of ammunition. but no cash. please say the couple will remain behind bars will go to court after all the other counties involved at their own charges. >>> today could be the beginning of the end f

the city of antioch could move forward in with an effort to provide protections for renters. the city council will consider an ordinance to limit no fault evixs. tonight's meeting starts at 7:00. >>> let's give you a live look at the oakland area, where the community and advocates are showing their support to the alameda county district attorney's juvenile justice policies. the group held a rally outside of the alameda county courthouse. advocates say they commit d.a. pamela price's commitment to not charge children as adults. this comes as the d.a. has decided to keep a case involving the shooting death of two brothers in juvenile court. a 17-year-old allegedly killed both teenagers back in 2022. the suspect is now over 18. advocates say they want to help young people turn their lives around now rather than later. >> in order for us to see the cycle end, we have to change the way we do accountability. for young people specifically there has to be more options for us to deal with accountability and give them the pathway to transform their lives so that society can be better o