that area was chosen because. that area was mostly where the fresh water passed through between the outlet, the inlet bridges. so there was some cleaner water there. they will attempt to mitigate the issue of the wastewater and, the sewage, by putting forth the large chlorine dispensers on the underside of the inlet bridge. these dispensers were capable of putting out as much as 12 and a half pound of chlorine every hour to clean the water and make it safe to bathe in the tidal basin bathing area will open to the public in august of 18 and it immediately became the place to be seen in d.c. there were bathing pageants. there were festivals, crowds swelled far beyond the carrying capacity of the bathing area. there are accounts in 1919 of the line to get in stretching for three blocks and the following there were as many as 20,000 people in a single day that passed through the bathing here. now the tidal basin bathing area was not without its issues. this being the 1920s, there was a start of the loosening of morale

we're getting a clearer picture of which areas will get hit the hardest by the loss of bay area homeowner policies. after state farm's decision to pull out of high-risk fire areas. the way the mayor leading one of the most impacted zip codes is now responding. >>> plus a battle over the unhoused heats up in the south bay. the key vote happening today that might ban encampments and rv -- rsv -- rvs near some schools. we hear from san jose's mayor about the controversial measure. >>> and a good morning to you. thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. first we're getting a new look at which california neighborhoods are getting hit the hardest as the state's largest insurer announces plans not to renew some home insurance policies. >> nbc bay area's bob redell joining us live from orinda. i know the mayor of orinda also now stepping in with some comments. >> reporter: correct. good morning, marcus and laura. mayor of orinda, darlene yee, she has sent a letter to governor newsom and other state leaders asking them to intervene in what she c

were two high risk of areas to give loans. the green areas, where the whites live, they could get federally backed mortgages to buy homes. >> people of color were limited to living in those redlined areas. >> today, families like the knowles are fighting for reparations and retribution. alameda county supervisors in the hayward city council have each passed resolutions, apologizing for their role in the destruction of russell city. >> it doesn't do anything for me. absolutely nothing, especially considering all the families of the destroyed. it could have been different. >> reporter: he -- and is now retired. >> everything that i knew about russell city, i heard about during that, during the weekend of the picnic, and that's it. >> reporter: the picnic that's in for more than 40 years is a reunion for russell city residents , where neighbors share stories and pictures. >> what is the significance of an apology? is it a piece of paper or is it something that people are going to commit to really doing the work to change this cyc

sunny skies, mild conditions. 80s in our inland areas. once that cold front moves in, watch the difference that happens within a matter of a couple of days. 50s right around the corner. we will slowly warm-up into our sunday forecast. by next week, we dry up. partly cloudy conditions right around the corner. >>> new developments today in the israel-hamas war which just passed the six month mark. despite u.s. objections, israel says it has set a date to invade the city of rafah. in the midst of the fighting, many people have traveled to the middle east to help those in need. our jose martinez talked with a bay area nurse who just returned from treating children in gaza. >> sandra adler is back to her day job as an emergency room and pediatric nurse for kaiser permanente east bay after completing a two week mission in gaza. >> i feel like what we did was a band-aid. hopefully saving lives but, in the bigger picture, again, just a tiny drop in what we can accomplish in the few minutes we were there. >> she and her team saw more than 150 pati

population areas. all good, usually, efforts have been made to ensure that one of the ends of the border must be in that region , the strengths of choosing the new free zones, but i want to say one thing that i think is worthy of consideration, and that is that when we free a place in the region , it means if we want to talk about land, it means a series of lands, a series of lands that used to be used for a certain purpose, but now they are used for natural resources, for example , they are generally pastures and these, which are contradictory, are either owned by people , private individuals, or owned by the government. the state that they are not outside or the protected area and issues like that which is open to the government of the environment organization. it will take time for the initial measures to form the free zone and in a real sense to be able to hand over the land to the investor and to create the infrastructure in accordance with the handing over of the land. what happened in the ars fr

area. we are seeing some congestion and that's because there is a stickler. there's a big rig that actually has been tipped over. it was an accident and it's now leaking fuel. so it's causing a lot of congestion. currently, those 2.38, northbound to 8.80, southbound lanes are closed on that connector. but the 8.80, going northbound is available. but again, it's still causing a lot of congestion. and we can see that. all right. along here, we actually have a live look at it right now. we're going to put it up on the screen. we have a photographer out there. you can see those lanes are closed to sig alert has been happening since about 3 o'clock this morning. looks like they've got 2 lanes that are currently open. but again, i did speak with chp this morning. they tell me it's going to take at least 3 to 4, maybe even 5 hours to clean up this mess. keep in mind, there is fuel that is out on those roads and that big rig is completely tipped over south. just keep that in mind as you're heading

is such a 10:00 am, streaming on cbs news bay area. you can find us for free on the cbs news app or on pluto tv. at 11:00 a.m., joined norah o'donnell for a cbs news special report. total eclipse of the heartland. struck down for look across the bay this morning and it is still bright outside. look at how beautiful it is in the bay area. weather will not be an issue for us. we are not in the path of totality so we will just see a fraction. jessica. >>> it is a beautiful clear day for us today, just in time for the eclipse festivities. here is what is happening for us this afternoon. daytime highs today are topping off in the 70s throughout the north bay and often to the east bay. for a friends in the santa clara valley another beautiful afternoon with sunny skies and low 70s near san jose with upper 60s in los gatos , all the way into morgan hill another beautiful day. taking a look at the next seven days, if you like today, you are going to love wednesday and thursday. high pressure continues to ridge in. it dries us up and it warms u

several areas of gaza city were also shelled and bombed, leaving two people dead and 10 injured. meanwile, four palestinians including two children have died due to starvation in kamal at one hospital in the northern strip. the number of deaths related to famon and malnutrition has gone up to 34, including 31 children. nearly 32,800 palestinians have lost their lives and some 75000 injured in the israely war on gaza that began early october. it's time now for the news review of this bulletin. gaza's health ministry says israely forces have retreated from the alshafa hospital after weeks of siege on the medical complex. the ministry says dozens of bodies were found at the medical complex after the israely pull out. according to the ministry, the facility is completely out of service after. regime burned it down. the gaza governor, it says more than 400 people have been killed in the area since israel began its attacks on the health facility on march 18. israel imposed the siege on the medical facility under the pretext that hamas operated there, but the resistance movements has di

hainault area of incident on the hainault area of north—east london. man has been arrested in incident involving a sword. police were called shortly before seven o'clock this morning to reports of a vehicle being driven into a house in the thurlow gardens area of hainault. their applause at that time that people had been stabbed. —— there were reports. the suspect went on to attack other members of the public and two police officers. we don't have a confirmed number of people who have been injured but it does include at least two police officers. they are awaiting, the police say, an update on the condition of those who have been injured but a 36—year—old man was arrested at the scene and he is in custody. you can see here this is the statement that the police actually released, giving us details of this incident in hainault which happened at around seven o'clock this morning. the home secretary james cleverly has posted, saying he is regularly being updated about the incident at hainault, he says my thoughts are with those affected and thank you to th

area today. we warm up into the ignorance. inland areas. just win.as we head into this weekend. forecast. if you live close to area like concord, san jose even up in the north bay. to napa, noma that's what you're going to be experiencing, but if you live along the bay shore, relying closer to san francisco we're still holding out too. the 60s. as we head into our tuesday forecast warming up with son all throughout the bay area. wednesday and thursday. just called down nice. as we head into this week. with light chances. of showers impacting us saturday. lasting in sunday as of now we're just keeping those cloudy and cool. conditions on our monitor right here. but we could see some changes that we get. closer. we're going to keep you updated on this. rainfall totals. for now. or you do. do. >tfxw mic>>>let's talk about the road. right now. now and we're starting to see the show. a hint of slower. especially at the bay bridge toll plaza. as people get up and out. them, it's 5. 50 so good look. closer to that. time where we see more cars. out there. th

stormy weather getting ready to blanket the entire bay area. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom today. the rain is here. yeah, slick one. it's a slight edge on has been warning us that today would arrive and sure enough here it is. and it's getting wet out there for some job board on. it only going to get weather right in the middle of the morning commute things are at their busiest out there. so anticipate it. >> may be taking a little bit longer than you'd unfortunately like for this thursday morning, drive what we got outside from the east bay hills. still some relatively dry conditions in this view right here. we're starting to see some more showers pushing in towards the coastline. now you can see out here up and down the mountains of the peninsula on into the north bay coast. and then right over the richmond, sandra fell bridge and then over san pablo enrichment itself. some showers moving in at

being one of those problem areas. and you mentioned a question that a lot of people have, right? volina are those numbers enough? is that decline enough? i know you had a chance to speak with the city councilman in oakland today. what is he telling you? yeah, well, i talked to council member noel gayo, and he has been in favor of the chp coming to the streets of oakland to help control that violence that we have been seeing throughout the city. now, he says, you know, numbers are one thing. what you're actually seeing on the street is a different thing. so he's saying, while this is progress, we need to see a lot more of this to have substantial progress throughout the city of oakland. he's also advocating for chp to show more presence on the street of oakland. we know since early this year, chp has been out on the streets of oakland helping with opd to try to control some of the violent crime that they've been seeing and they've seen some progress there. but what council member gayo is asking for is an increase prese

nbc bay area's bob redell joins us from there.nt lockheed martin to stop supplying weaponry to the israel government, right? >> correct. nationwide, lockheed martin produces the f-16, f-35 fighter jets and hellfire missiles that the israeli military uses. so the protesters came here to sunnyvale to block the lockheed martin research campuses, three entrances. we are at one entrance at matilda and dava and they have been laying on the ground with their arms linked and right now, this is something that has happened in the past 60 seconds and they're getting up and possibly leaving and letting lockheed martin resume business as normal here today. their idea was to shut down campus and they said that they would be doing this all day long, but here we are at 11:00 and it looks like they're getting up to leave. so just seeing this right now. protesters said they had blocked two other entrances, as well, in an effort to shut down this campus for the day. they start around 6:30 this morning and you can see there was a much larger group of

see the highest rainfall in areas such as regions.hagard can happen in both sistan baluchistan and hormozgan provinces, and in fact, yes , we will definitely monitor the readiness of the organizations and institutions, and we are going to talk with the institutions, especially the country's crisis management organization, and if there are any points left. we are at your service, mr. ziyayan, no, there is no request , thank you very much for your communication and information and thanks dear viewers of the khabar network , god bless you until the next communication. sarai irani opened a well-equipped and specialized digital store in an area of ​​over 5,000 square meters in sarai irani in qom . we will perish. why don't you buy an air conditioner? the account balance is not enough. this is the reason. it is not the reason. the reason is not the reason. we are going to the city of household appliances. buy a gas air conditioner in installments . it is a good offer to buy a gas air conditioner. the conditions are good. in the name of alla

bay area mountains, down to to thousand feet. i get to the latest on the bay area rain, how much and how long this lasts for us. latest details coming up in about 15 minutes. >> all right, jeff, thank you. >>> a developing story overseas. there's word tonight that seven aid workers have been killed in gaza while working to distribute food and there. world central kitchen just confirmed that within the last hour. the well-known nonprofit organization provides meals and regions of conflict. in a statement, world central kitchen says they were killed in an airstrike as they left the warehouse they had unloaded more than 100 tons of food brought by ships. they were traveling in two armored cars with the world central kitchen logo and american is among the seven dead. the ceo of world central kitchen said, quote, this is not on the an attack against wc k, this is an attack on humanitarian organizations showing up in the most dire situations when food is being used as a weapon of war. this is unforgivable. tonight, the group is pausing

the occupier's already de-occupied territories, but constant shelling of the front-line ones. border area, yes, i understand you, that around kharkiv, in particular, when we we are talking about certain fortifications, ah, i am a bigger volunteer, we communicate with the troops, we help them, ah, unfortunately, i do not have such information, i know that kharkiv is definitely ready, if anything , because they are being built, in what quantity, i cannot know, but... i know for sure that the work is going on, and for almost two years kharkiv, which is constantly under fire, for three, almost three years, constantly under enemy fire, so everyone understands the operational situation, that the enemy can launch an attack on kharkiv at any moment or attempt to attack to advance on kharkiv, to advance on some border territories, that's why guys, our military is constantly preparing for this and understand the situation promptly, yes, mr. yevgeny, well, i'm glad that... we have a connection with you, yes, i don't know , whether it is with the help of the mobile internet or with the help of starin

area prospered and indirectly caused income due to the increase in the area of ​​agricultural land ,y also benefited from the benefits of the project and the issue of drinking water supply a lot of boundaries. it has been resolved to produce 295 gigawatt hours of energy per year, to supply the water needed for 5 thousand hectares of agricultural land in the dry region of southeastern sri lanka, among the goals of this plan. play adjective they specified the assets whose transfer is subject to capital id tax. also, with the vote of the representatives, the investigation report on the operation of the plant protection organization was sent to the judiciary. give the first command. the final report of the water agriculture commission of the islamic council on tuesday presented the research and investigation report of the country's plant protection organization. in this report, referring to the importance. health in sumo dealing with pests of agricultural products and the rest of some violations in the field of import and explanation of these items has been confirmed by this organization

a bay area native and cmt alum.nated for a tony for his role as do we. >> alex started here when he was 10 years old and through that time he grew into a remarkable performer. obviously. he reminds me so much of the kids i get to work with in this production. the fact that they really believe in going the extra mile. just as he has always done. >> reporter: from band practice to full cast rehearsals, these kids are ready to rock. and celebrate the power of music. >>> so fun. that is it for the news at 9:00. next "the drew barrymore show". for more local headlines, including weather, join us on our streaming service cbs news bay area. triggering for someo ne? ross: because it is.? like, when you're looking at the side by side, that is just triggering. [applause] [music playing] announcer: please welcome drew barrymore and ross mathews. that's so cool. oh my god. we're so excited, yay! ok, everybody, fun fact.

is leah kimball price, executive director at bay area women against rape. that's an organization, a really important one, based right here in oakland . really nice to see you. so as you can see from those numbers, i mean, this is an issue, a problem that is widespread. and just how big is this problem? >> i would say that it's one of the biggest problems in our society. we really don't talk about sexual assault, in, in the larger mainstream. and so a lot of people don't report it. i would say that when people go to therapy or they experience stress, i know you're going to talk about that later, that trauma is a large part of shortens life spans and impacts how people parent their, their children. and so i would say it's probably much more widespread than, than we realize. yeah, i think most experts would agree with you on that, that those numbers aren't reflective of the true magnitude of the issue, because a lot of people don't report, they don't come forward. >> why do you believe that is? >> i mean, there's many issues. a lot of people experience violenc

welcome to nbc bay area news at 430. our ian cull has been speaking to election officials in santa clara and san mateo counties. he's going to be joining us with what he's learning today. we're also tracking other stories on this tuesday, including a suspected brothel busted in the south bay. our marianne favro is talking to investigators today about the arrest they made and the evidence they see. she'll be joining us live in just a bit. also, take a look at this video. vacant three storey commercial building catches fire. this isn't far from the concord bart station. investigators right now are looking into what sparked that fire and in desperate need of your help. bay area food bank says it's facing a critical shortage and may run out of food by the end of the week. but let's go ahead and begin today with the results of that recount. in the highly contested race to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo with sam liccardo already moving on to a november runoff, the fight is over. who will face him? right? and today,

you can see police have blocked off that area. details about the victim or exactly what happened has not been released but police say the incident did involve two drivers. >>> to san francisco now where video of a brutal attack in the middle of the mission district is getting a lot of attention. a homeless person was beaten in the streets and the person who shot this video told us that this attack stems from a much larger problem. we have been following the city's efforts to crack down on sex work in the mission for over a year now. they even installed concrete barriers at one hotspot to try to keep john's away but neighbors tell our kenny choi that the problem is moving from one street to another. >> a woman who asked to be identified as jane, fearing retaliation, is speaking out. >> as she was sitting on top of this woman, she was beating her, hitting her in the head very hard. >> after this video of a suspected sex worker near 21st, repeatedly striking a homeless person last saturday afternoon. she believes city leaders are not

a little bit to check on the area.e city. this morning, 80 is looking good so far. and once you get towards that connector, it could get a lot. a little bit more congested. but taking a look at antioch to concord, 15 minute commute. as of right now, which looks good for this hour. some drive times for those heading over to the mains crockett to the maze. 60 minute commute, walnut creek to 5, 80 11 minute commute. castro valley to the knees. 14 minute commute. san leandro to the maze. a 10 minute commute. and keep in mind, some of these may be impacted this morning as there may be more people taking these roads rather than their normal commute because of that oil rig. big spell. so take a look right now at the bay bridge. you can see the maze to fremont street any minute commute. those metering lights are not on just quite yet. give some drive times for those little bit more inland livermore to dublin and 11 minute commute, dublin to fremont 14 minute commute, san leandro to milpitas those heading to the south bay 20 mi

he described what will be happening here in the bay area. >> it will cause, in the bay area, partial solar eclipse, meaning the sun will look like a bite was taken out of it by the moon, obstructing the sun. and in some places in the united states, it will be a total solar eclipse running across the country from texas on out through maine. >> are viewing party is from 10:00 to 12:30 and visitors of the museum will have the opportunity to get slides coverage from texas and mexico of the solar eclipse. and outside in our plaza, we are also going to be engaging visitors for the partial eclipse, providing viewing. >> and for that safe viewing they are seeing swift sales of these. >> i am holding a pair of eclipse glasses. that have been our best selling item for the past few weeks. we have been selling about 100 pairs a day. eclipse glasses are necessary for any direct observation of the sun. so our eclipse glasses are certified for safety. >> it all kicks off tomorrow morning. >> will start according to my calendar, around 10:14. so the moon will slowly edge into the sun, back to 11:13

and a bay area bounce-back for the beat. people in one bay area neighborhood hope sweet sounds will convince people to stay. >>> it's the capital city of california. so it would be good to have a major league baseball team here. >> the a's already sacked oakland. why not move to sac. >> could the team end up in the capital of california after this year? good morning, thank you so much for joining us. i'm reed cowan. >> i'm gianna franco. i almost forgot how to do this job. we've been gone for so long. hi. >> oh. and all of our voices are so different because we're getting over the icks this morning. it's what national hug a news anchor day. >> i was just going to say i would really recommend you not. >> i don't think we're going bet any sicker on the show though. but the band is back together. so good to see you guys. a live look outside on this thursday morning and this is the view from the mark hopkins cam. keep in mind, it is a first alert weather day. you can't quite see it now and actually i did have some rain drops as

our free nbc bay area app. just point your phones camera right at that qr screen. the qr code on your screen. if you have our app, this will take you straight to our radar. >>> a new development today in that deadly mass shooting last year at two half moon bay mushroom farm. a survivor is suing one of the farms involved. accused of january 2023 shooting rampage. seven people were killed and another was wounded. his older brother, jose, they would work in the gardens. that's for the first round of shots were fired. pedro survived, but his brother did not. he and his brothers and family are now suing the owner of the farm. they say farm management failed to properly secure the farm and protect its workers. according to court documents, the lawsuit claims that he could have prevented the shooting, considering the previous history, as well as a separate shooting that happened at the farm seven months earlier involving a different group of workers. the family and their lawyers are set to speak about the suit tomorro

caltrans is asking that you avoid this area. northbound 680 will not be impacted and will be reopened. will be open for the entire weekend. here in pleasanton, bob redell. nbc, bay area news. all right, mike, you helped us get through the northbound closure. now you got to get us around the southbound closure. yeah, and bob's being a little polite. it's not that caltrans asked us to avoid the area. you can't go there. it's closed. let's show you over here, folks. this is southbound 680, the nine mile stretch from the dublin interchange down to 84 to into sunol. and that goes along with the frontage roads as well. closed for access. and you can't go through that area anyway because the traffic would be just unbearable. so here's your alternate. so getting over here the yellow route as we take this to full screen, you'll see that the yellow route will take you back toward 84. you take 580 coming east and then to 84 down there. it's a smaller capacity as far as that highway goes, but also less used because the orange route seemed t

karun roo in azadegan area. south in the yadavaran region of jufa collects and from darkhore field, these associated gases are directed to enji l320, which is located near the city of hoyzeh, and after that , the methane enters the sweetening network , enters the urban network, and passes through the intersections of two carbon dioxide is three carbons and heavier than that, that is, methane, ethane, propane, butane, as well. the direction of our petrochemical complexes located in the special petrochemical zone in mahshahr and bandar imam and shosh are these, which is one of the obstacles to removing the production obstacles in the petrochemical industry , which is the collection of associated gases. it is related now, yes, it means the refineries and their burners, it is your responsibility to collect them, not the refineries , the petroleum sector , our capital, our existence, our money, our property, which was being smoked, and from that side. there was pollution on our heads, on our soil, on our water, on ou

area homeowner insurance policies after state farm's decision to pull out of high-fire risk areas. we're live this morning breaking down the impact. >>> also, new video after flames ripped through an east bay commercial building. new details from first responders about the overnight fire. >>> oakland's proposal will cause immense confusion and chaos for travelers, especially visitors who do not speak or read english. >> two cities battle over a proposed airport name change. new comments from san francisco city attorney threatening legal action if oakland tries to incorporate the same sf used in sfo. >>> this is "today in the bay." this is also tuesday morning, 5:00 right now. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get you caught up with the forecast this morning. meteorologist kari hall has a look. >> it's tongue twister tuesday. we'll have a lot of sunshine, warmer temperatures for the afternoon. we're in the upper 40s and low 50s as you get ready to step out the door, and it is all clear. we also have a calm wind as our temperatures are headed fo

christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> our earth week coverage continues all week long on nbc bay areaom all the celebrations happening across the bay area to stories in our climate in crisis series like how to minimize your food waste and a look at a north bay company using a.i. to maximize recycling. we'll have it all every day beginning at 5:00 a.m. on "today in the bay." >>> not a good look at the pumps these days. i bet you've noticed already. cost of gas on the way up again across the country. of course we're paying more than anywhere else here in the bay area, pretty much anywhere else. this is just how much we're paying, almost $8 for premium at this gas station in menlo park. video showing the current price for a gallon of regular, $7.29. $7.79 for premium. of course that gas station clearly the outlier in all this. the average price of gas across the state right now, $5.43. that's a 48 cent increase over this time just last month. here in the bay area, it's $5.68 in san francisco. $5.58 in oakland. $5.53 in san jose. last week the white house said it is focused on keeping gas

guarantee the people of this area. the pakistani media mentions the signing of commercial and economic memorandums, the discussion about the project of transferring iran's gas to pakistan, as well as the exchange of views on the start of free trade between the two neighboring countries, among the goals of mr. raisi's first visit to islamabad . a high-ranking delegation of political officials, economic and cultural. they will accompany the president of our country on his trip to pakistan. majid hashemi, radio and television news agency, islamabad. helping the flood victims of sistan baluchistan has gained momentum , the managing director of sistan baluchistan red crescent said: in addition to red crescent rescuers , relief groups from isfahan, fars and yazd are also serving the people. so far, 159 villages have been discussed and evaluated for relief, 6377 families have been sent to our loved ones from the rescuers who we serve from fars , yazd and kerman provinces. we are providing relief to some areas through the boat

talking to nbc bay area at 4:30. we will get to that story in a minute that we are tracking other stories on this thursday, including dangerous mosquitoes spotted in the south bay. the reason they are raising major concerns and how you can protect yourself. >>> japanese company opens a new office and it is bringing in a lot of leaders in artificial intelligence and what it could mean for u.s. relations with japan. >>> good lou -- news for oakland, office spaces can be filled very soon. we are taking a look at the latest surge and demand and what it means for the city. >>> o.j. simpson as most of the world knew him was a controversial figure and did died today at 76 years old of cancer. since it became infamous in june 1994, images of his bronco were broadcast around the world. police had been pursuing him after the body of his wife nicole brown simpson and her friend were found at her home. the double murder trial that followed became known as the trial of the century. one of the first to be televised from start to f

one area did break a record daily high. we will talk about that and the rain chances ahead in my forecast. >>> tonight, a look at how the organization was released in the u.s. by border agents. also, the new tool to protect young people from falling victim online. >>> could this be a turning point for oakland? new numbers showing a potentially promising future for business growth in the city. how the demand for office space is hitting a new high. >> reporter: good news in the making recovering from pandemic lows and high crimes. businesses could soon see a boost in oakland and beyond. a new report from real estate term shows more businesses are interested in leasing space in the region showing that demand has increased by nearly 30%. that is the highest in five years. >> while it is still high, leasing activity -- basically, more companies are coming back to the market. >> reporter: the rate was close to 8%. today, office vacancies are close to three times that and more than 21%, but market analyst says that there are signs

we're from the bay area, hayward, california. >> all of these bay area residents have made their way to other parts of the united states, where the excitement is also high, and they hope to see the total solar eclipse on monday. we'll start with mike oria, who's already driven more than 300 miles across texas, and check out his trunk. yes, he's living out of his car for this event, trying to find the best spot because of the fluid nature of chasing the weather, you really can't book any make any solid plans like that. >> so i have been uh- without a without running water or a toothbrush since uh- early yesterday morning. >> this is the location in terrell, texas that he has settled on pending any change in the weather. if mike gets a clear shot of the sky, he'll likely be able to file away some of his past pictures of partial eclipses in the bay area and replace them with new total solar eclipse ones down the road in austin, texas. our hayward's mr. and mrs. failing. what is the forecast look like there come tomorrow. not the best >> so right now it's showing us that there's going to

the bay area. not only today, but especially tomorrow once the initial cold front sweeps in from offshore, now as that system moves its way in, it's going to bring in a couple of things for us. of course the cold temperatures i just mentioned. tomorrow all of us are going to be sitting in the 50s. if you think today is cool, wait till tomorrow. and then to add the that we're also getting rainy skies too. our rain chances really start to increase late tonight, early tomorrow morning. many of us are going to sleep through the initial band of rain that moves its way throughout the 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 a.m. hour. but there's more rain where that came from and i'm going to break that apart for you coming up in the first alert forecast because this lingers into the weekend forecast and look, by next workweek, it's as though it's a tease. because once we go back to work it's sunny and beautiful as can be. more on that coming up. for now back to you. >> all right. we're going to talk about what's going on out

. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good monday morning and thank you for waking with us bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news. i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, we want to dive into the forecast today. hopefully you had a great weekend. john got out to the park and there were so many families out there just celebrating easter was really nice to see warnings. yeah, it's good to see everyone out there enjoying all that sunshine. >> as well. definitely a nice way to get things started. now, here's a little sneak peek at traffic, which michael thomas is actually going to bring you here in just a couple of minutes. but let's get started with your forecast. if we could switch over to max one. we are looking at skies that are nice and clear today. going to be looking at conditions out there that are going to be beautiful, clear all day long. this is a view from sutro tower looking down at the richmond district right now looking nice and fog free to kick off this monda

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thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> it's a downer for sure. our coverage of the a's move to sacramento will continue at 6:00. as sacramento celebrates the team's arrival, a's fans in the bay area are just devastated. we will talk to fans about this baseball breakup. >>> okay, now as promised, more rain today along with those cold temperatures. that meant an unusual sight for us in april and parts of the mountains as well as mount hamilton getting a dusting today. in sacramento, there is small hail that fell on cars. you can see it there. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins me now as this means new meaning to april showers? >> it certainly does. man, it was hard to walk out of the door this morning. that cold air just really hits you and pretty hard here. we've gotten the storm system moving now over northern california. that's why we would have the thunderstorms, the small hail, the cold temperatures. and we are looking at things that are picking up again after some widespread morning rainfall. you'll be reintroduced here to more rainfall t

for me, it is a symbol of this postwar move of manufacturing out of urban areas and into rural areas. peter: militarization, industrialization, corporatization, and, corporations control the seed that goes into the ground, the chemicals that saturate the soil, the appointment used two plants, spray, harvest, the trucks that haul the product away, and the processing operations that turn the raw material into something profitable. what is the impact of corporatization on rural america? steven: i think there were a couple of things at work, the first of which, and this speaks to the agricultural economy. we have this notion of a farmer. let's go back to grant wood for a moment, he has his pitchfork and bib overalls, the american farmer. but in fact, the american farmer is and always has been deeply tangled up with large-scale corporations which make his or her livelihood possible in the first place. mccormick, the first big manufacturing of farm machines in a big plant in chicago, and after world war ii increasingly the chemical companies using the byproducts of petrochemicals for fertil

welcome to nbc bay area news at 4:30. we are going to give you the final count which is scheduled to be certified tomorrow. we are also tracking other stories on this wednesday including a deadly hit and run in san jose. a speeding driver, a truck rammed into and a juvenile suspect on the run. alyssa gord is talking to investigators and neighbors about what went down. >>> has her moving in and a storm is brewing over the specific. how and when to expect the rain. >>> earthquakes rattled taiwan. images of the destruction leading to concerns in the bay area about our ability to withstand a powerful earthquake. we will check in with our velena jones. >>> we will begin with a razor thin race to replace retiring silicon valley congresswoman, the race determines who will face off against former san jose mayor sam liccardo this november. it is a type. both santa clara and san mateo county say they are done counting ballots. santa clara county supervisor, joe simitian, and evan low are tied. each have 30,249 votes exactly. this m

zagros , areas of the center of our country, as well as in areas of the slopes of alborz, provinces such as central qom , eastern parts of the province, as well as chaharmahal bakhtiari. isfahan province and parts of yazd province , the northern and eastern parts of fars province, as well as in the northern regions of kerman province, in the slopes of alborz. he mentioned provinces like qazvin, alborz, tehran and even semnan. in the northern parts of our country , mazandaran province, a part of golestan province, the intensity of rainfall is at the level of orange warning, it can lead to flooding of public roads, flooding of rivers, even in the east of our country. for tomorrow, that is , on wednesday , the rains will continue again in the form of the areas that i have presented to you. a point worth mentioning is that for wednesday , the rains will almost stop in the western part of our country, but the provinces located in the central areas of the eastern and northern parts of our country will continue to receive rains. almost again , the rains continue in the same provinces that i men

taking a look at those in area. if you're heading in towards crockett or using 80 things do look good. and right now drive times for westbound 80 crockett to the maze. only a 15 minute commute. once you get to that mazen, you're passing over that bay bridge. you can see right now it's an 8 minute commute in to the city from the mains to fremont street. all great news. taking a look at drive times for those are a little bit more inland livermore to dublin. 11 minutes, dublin to fremont 14 minutes. san leandro to milpitas 20 minutes help. he dissed to sunnyvale. 6 minutes. taking a look at more drive times for those in the castro valley area. heading over to oakland, 14 minutes. san leandro to oakland, 10 minutes. san jose to cupertino. 11 minutes. a live look at that san mateo bridge up for using that to get on to the peninsula. right now. it's only a 13 minute commute. so not too bad. we don't see any major delays. a quick look over in the south bay morgan hill to san jose. 9 minutes taking a look at the 2 80's san

what i will say is a lot of the areas that we think of as higher income areas in the bay do have those bigger lots, fewer people packed into tight areas. and so they're ripe to bed a issue with these changes. you're going to be impacted more by these things when you're that single-family home versus already living in a neighborhood that is more dense and potentially a little bit more towards the medium income in the area. >> good information. sean myers with our investigative unit. keep us posted on this, and we'll continue to follow your reporting. thank you. >>> let's move on now. a woman whose terrifying smash and grab was captured on camera is hoping her experience will help others. [ screaming ] >> this is her dash cam video. you can hear her, screaming, struggling with a masked man who broke in through her car's passenger side window and just tried to swipe her bag while she was waiting at a red light in vallejo. the man finally gave up and she took off. her video is going viral on social media. >> i've always known growing up, especially in the bay area if you're parking your ca

multiple bay area. law enforcement agencies recovered more than $300,000 worth of stolen goods in oakland, california. highway patrol says they found products from stores like walmart, tj maxx and sunglass hut in this suspected fencing operation. the investigation began last september in san mateo county when sheriff's deputies arrested several people linked to a retail theft in the area. just 2 months later, san ramon police link 2 women to the retail theft ring after they were arrested again for stealing from a local. so for a. >> they could from the pandemic. seriously. >> i know it's been a major concern from our community and it's something that we take very seriously. and we definitely want to help alleviate some of the criminal element within our community. >> the 3 agencies then obtained search warrants for 2 oakland homes and a storage container where they found all of these items. one arrest was made last week. chp is organized. retail theft task force helped return many of the stolen items ba