keeping masks on in the bay area for now. >> we are much smaller than most of the other bay area counties. we have less international traffic moving through here for both business purposes and tourism. >> now bay area county attitudes are mixed. marin says it will drop mask mandates eventually while san mateo, contra costa and san mateo say they are not even considering it right now. a high rate of booster shots would go a long way in determining when it will ease mask mandates. so we know it could be super complicated and tricky to keep up with all the mask mandates in each county. we've head it easy. we've put together a list of where you need to wear masks and where you can take it off. go to nbc.com/coronavirus. find out what the rules are in your county. you can also search mask mandates on our mobile app. in less than an hour, the city of san jose's vaccine mandate goes into effect there. if you're a city worker, you must have already started the vaccination process, and that includes police and fire for the hundreds who still haven't gotten their shot, they could face disciplinary

home values in the bay area are skyrocketing and they have been in the past year. is new data now coming in from zillow. take a look. in the south bay home prices are up 17%. the typical home is now worth $1.4 million. san francisco also up 17% over the last year, average home in the city slightly less than in san jose but still a tie, $1.3 million. this stings even more. when you look at the average home price across the united states, $300,000. so we've heard it before. it continues to get drilled into us how expensive it is here. our question of the day. we asked on facebook, twitter and instagram, what comes to mind when you think about the bay area housing market. let's bring in our digital correspondent abbey fernÁndez. i'm covering my eyes and ears. what's the bad news if i'm looking to buy? >> oh, man, raj. the common theme here in viewers' responses is bay area housing is just too expensive. people are describing the market as ridiculous and overpriced. let me show you a few comments here. kris on facebook says, like i just mentioned, the market is way too

>> bay area cold and perfect weather for the giants.d game, handed dodgers their first loss this season with max scherzer on the hill and had to battle mother nature for the lead. serious wind at dodger stadium, the foul pole swaying back and forth, but the wind didn't bother evan longoria on this swing in the fifth, solo home run, his tenth career postseason home run and first since 2013. 1-0 giants. giants also getting it done with the leather. two on in the seventh, what a play by brandon crawford to rob mookie betts of a hit that would have tied the game. final out in the ninth, gavin lux hammers i knocks it down and steven duggar makes the catch. giants lead best of five series 2-1. >> i don't remember a lot of nights at dodger stadium where the wind was blowing looking that. super strange. and i thought as a result our outfielders really played a great game on defense. >> i knew i got every bit of it as far as how hard i could hit a baseball. but yeah, i wasn't quite sure it was going to go out. i mean the conditions tonight were

live in los gatos, nbc bay area news. >>> we're under a microclimate weather alert. s picking up, pg&e may have to shut down power early as tomorrow morning. map, parts of the north bay most impacted. about 5,000 customers in all. 3,400 in napa county. >>> bring in meteorologist rob mayeda, he's been tracking the winds. when do you expect them to be strongest? >> around and after sunrise tomorrow morning. footprint of the next round of red flag warnings, solano county and inland, but some of the stronger wind gusts will be on the higher peaks of the north bay. specifically eastern napa county, parts of lake and eastern solano county, picking up as humidity levels drop off back into the teens in the day tomorrow. interior northern california, north bay hills see strongest wind gusts and lowest humidity. warmer temperatures, 70s tomorrow, 80s in reach on the weekend and seven-day forecast trending more positive for substantial rain for parts of northern california. closer look in the forecast in about ten minutes. >>> should be good weather for the big game, all eyes on

a live look around the bay area. a break from all the rain that pounded the region all morning long. but if you take a look at the radar, enjoy the sunny skies while they last because you see that green. it is headed our direction as well in time for the weekend. >> we're going to check in with nbc bay area's tom jensen live in the north bay which saw a lot of rain this morning. first meteorologist vianey is giving you something your iphone won't. it's timing everything out block by block, neighborhood by neighborhood. what's the next round moving in? >> that's really important because we get these breaks of rain and you think i can officially put away my umbrella. for the remainder of today if you live south of the golden gate bridge, we'll probably be drying out into the afternoon. all that's going to be left behind is something like this. clouds out there in san jose. beautiful shot. stormranger is up and scanning. this helps us track it. still going to see spotty showers pushing in through san francisco. if i zoo

lots of 60s here throughout the bay area. we might get into a few low 70s here for parts of the south bay. right now i've got you at 69 here in san jose. 66 for napa. now, beyond this we are tracking that system as you roll into friday. i think by 1:00 a.m., most of that rainfall is off to the north. we'll see a widespread rain by 7:00 a.m. on friday. but this thing, it's going to get out of here quickly as we hit 10:30 in the morning. that moves on out. rainfall totals with it pretty impressive as we roll through friday morning half to three quarters of an inch for the north bay. east bay, a good part of the peninsula. south bay a rain shadow, a quarter inch or less. the seven-day forecast, you're going to see that system for the weekend, just starts to get going saturday night. i think it will pick up on sunday and then continue into monday morning, and that's when those three-day rain totals would range a half to about 2 1/2 inches. we could get another little small system by next tuesday. and then eventually some dry weath

the bay area tomorrow.se temperatures going to be even a little bit warmer with some offshore winds forecast models pick up on it to see a nice clear dome of high pressure over california. maybe a couple patches of coastal fog. otherwise clear skies. a few clouds being a trickle into our skies as we head in toward the following day or so here they come. mainly overnight by friday. there you go. looks like another nice day. this weekend. a slight chance of showers moving in the bay area. mainly overnight saturday friday night into saturday. and then we clear things out temperatures tomorrow going to be spectacular. how about 75 and beautiful and san jose gorgeous 74 in the napa valley 65 degrees. a little cooler in san francisco. thanks. sorts. governor newsome and more than a dozen state lawmakers are heading to scotland for a climate summit. kron four's ashley zavala explains what state leaders. >> are hoping to bring back from that trip. >> governor gavin newsome will join global leaders next week for the

another update. >>> bay area hospitals seeing a troubling trend. >> immune ocompromised coming in despiteully vaccinated. >> not all bad news, covid boosters that will keep people out of the hospital. >> bizarre break-in that east bay organization is scrambling because of. >>> damper on holiday plans, passenger bumping is back, what you need to know to protect your seat on the plane. nbc bay area responds. >>> good evening, begin with something we desperately need, rain, it is back. only the beginning. looking at live cameras showing wet roads across the bay area tonight. lots of windshield wipers along 880 in fremont, and power outages an issue. >> two more storms on the way, and meteorologist jeff ranieri following them. >> on storm ranger mobile doppler radar, tracking sto mod through the peninsula and east bay. looped this past hour. going to see activity next few hours like this. spotty rain tomorrow morning. two more systems coming, timing is becoming more clear. next storm friday morning and after that, sunday into monday could be the stronger storm with the atmospheric river. coul

right here in the bay area, we're seeing the driest conditions right over the north bay and also forlked about how dry it is. we're all on the defensive until we get substantial rain in here. what about things that you can do at your house? not only can you plant plants, but there are fire resistant ones, as well. i didn't know that until i started gardening. so these are good ones to plant. you can put this one on a hillside and it creeps down and it works excellent. so these are all good things here. if you want more on our climate tips, go to nbcbayarea.com. let's get you ready to go for the friday forecast. just a little bit of cloud cover here, lots of 50s over the south bay peninsula and tri valley. north bay, 56. san francisco, 53. and the east bay, looking great at 55 degrees. starting the cool side through the afternoon, that isolated heat through the inland valleys. 91 in concord, 90 also in morgan hill. 80s oakland. at the coastline, 70s here from san francisco to half moon bay. so dry, similar weather like this all the way through monday's forecast. and thing next week, t

the masks in the bay area. the question this morning is it too soon? we are live. >>> the kids are so excited because they lost the last year. >> halloween is just around the corner. this morning why a doctor said there is nothing scary about going door door. >>> and a san jose sharks star under investigation right now accused of using a fake vaccine card. what the team and the league are telling us this morning. >>> and bring on the bay area tours as we celebrate fleet weekw. relieve with the president of the air show network with everything that you need to know about the big show. good morning to you. welcome to our big show this morning. wednesday october 6th. >> first things first. weather and traffic, we are going to talk to mary and gianna. we are tracking a traffic alert on 680. first we will look at the weather. >>> cooldown for sure. that ocean breeze kicking in for us. if you love the cooler weather you have it. over the next several days. in fact here we go. a live look at san francisco. let's walk

we are dealing with wind advisories on most bay area bridges. bay bridge, golden gate bridge as well. i will zoom in on 880 and you see we are tracking brake lights along 880. we have one accident north of fremont. in the fremont area 880 both directions still shut down due to flooding, standing water. there is a lot of that on major freeways, parts of 101 as you head into the city. we saw flooding there. keep in mind traffic lights are out in certain areas so if you are pulling up to an intersection where the traffic light is out, treat it as a four way stop. expect a lot of puddling, standing water, and wet weather as you hit the roads. not a lot of cars but we are tracking brake lights along the nimitz freeway, 880. let's check in with justin andrews. he is on 880 in fremont. look at the back up behind you. >> reporter: absolutely. we are on south bound 880. we couldn't even get to the flooded area because of all the traffic. it is backed up and goes for miles. 880 as you mentioned it shut down between thornton and i believe mallory avenues no

, a bay area man who served as a sworn police officer now accused of encouraging people to shoot cops. the tip that led to an arrest. >>> the emergency team being deployed to areas at risk of flooding this weekend. the special tools being brought into burn zones. >>> tragedy on set. we are hearing from actor alec ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> in the south bay today, a man who worked for the san jose police department, he works there, alleged to be encouraging people online to shoot cops. ken bastida joins us with the details on this. >> reporter: is a hard to believe. the san jose police department employ

a lot cooler around the bay area today you noticed all the clouds around the bay area. now we're starting to see a couple sprinkles trying to pop up outside. how about that? nice to see. but. >> not a whole lot of energy with this system. kind of broken. you see those clouds rolling through right now. the sea breeze has been blowing some of those was 2030 mile an hour gust. the temperatures take another hit today remember, it was just a couple of days ago where the 90's today. well, 62 degrees downtown san francisco 66 degrees in oakland. 70 degrees well below the average in san jose 71 in livermore, 75 in concord and 72 degrees in santa rosa. and the reason is we've got a cold front that's dropping into the state. few showers out there with a couple thunderstorms in toward nevada. but the bay area still seeing some of that activity rolling on through as far as the precept is concerned. how about that? don't think all this is hitting the ground, but it's nice to see a little green on the screen. certainly a chance. you might see a couple sprinkles underneath this mostly

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in our next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> thousands of bay area customers left in the dark. we are live with the latest power shut offs. >>> more trouble from the massive oil spill moving south. why we could learn more about the investigation in a matter of hours. >>> heads up, if you are getting your holiday shopping done. what apple is facing shortages of all week long. >>> a live look outside before break from our exclusive mark hopkins i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can do full-time. just not daytime. and i need benefits. good ones. and you know, it would be nice if you paid for my tuition. like all of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex to keep me moving the way i was made to, it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex, plus vitamin d for immune support. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, waking up t

let's bring in nbc bay area's robert handa from the south bay. robert? >> reporter: it was a pretty active day for the santa clara county fairgrounds vaccination site with hundreds of people showing up for appointments or just walking in. >> it's been just two days after the six months and i waited until moderna was available. >> reporter: jonni of san jose couldn't wait to get her booster shot at the fairgrounds this morning. >> i'm very for it. i wish more people would do it. unfortunately i lost my mother to covid in september. she was unvaccinated. >> reporter: jonni who is in her 50s and has an underlying medical condition got her moderna booster shot. the public health department says it hopes to see more people since less than 75,000 primarily pfizer recipients have gotten a booster shot so far. today health officers again outlined who was eligible and stressed that now any covid vaccine can be used as a booster. >> anyone who's 18 years and older and has an underlying medical condition or inwho's 18 and older and works in or lives in a setting wh

in the bay area. this 1000 square foot, three bedroom, one bath home in richmond was listed for $500,000 and ended up selling for 650,000. this 900 square foot three bed. one bath home in richmond was listed originally for 488,000 and sold for 511,800 miles away in kansas city. this 4600 square foot house with five bedrooms and five bathrooms in moving ready condition sold for $403,000 in austin, texas, this 1400 square foot house with three bedrooms and two baths. on a large lot is listed for $499,000. in boise, idaho. this 2200 square foot home is listed for 499,000 with 2.5 baths in a residential track neighborhood. back here in the bay area. even the list price isn't what you'll most likely buy it for the san francisco bay area leads the country in homes sold over the asking price. 7.5% of homes sold for 30% or more above the first list price in the first quarter of 2021, according to online real estate marketplace zillow. as much as stories of people leaving or becoming common. real estate expert

>> i did. >> the bay area getting soaked by another round of rain in the last couple of hours -frp the bay bridge has seen a steady light rain with occasional downpours. >>> good evening. get used to the rainy weather taking a live look at the slick and wet streets of san francisco tonight. a live look at our bay area bridges where drivers are asked to take things slower during the rainy days and here is why. one of our kpix5 photojournalist spotted this road on the side of the road possibly after sliding off of the roadway. >>> tonight we have team coverage in the north bay but first we will check in with our meteorologist paul hagan, paul? >> we will start with the rainfall amounts in the last six hours and a close to an inch of rain. almost just over half an inch for san francisco just since 4:00 this afternoon, 5:00 this afternoon. dublin picked up a third of an inch of rain. san jose, still waiting on measurable rain. it will get to you eventually. right now tracking the rainfalling most heavily in the santa cruz mountains. into the rain shadow of the santa cruz mountains, spotty

and maybe into saturday before the sea breeze and the on shore winds push more smoke out of the bay arearight now we've got 59 degrees in san jose. some areas dropping into the 40s for the morning. 57 in san francisco right now. and over to the tri-valley, we've got 55 degrees. no wind. we've finally dropped all the red flag warnings across northern california, and near the bay area. and from here, temperatures are going to start off pretty chilly again tomorrow morning. so a nice coat through about let's say 9:00 or 10:00 tomorrow morning, waking up to 40s and 50s. look at the highs tomorrow. 76 in san francisco. 80 in oakland. 83 in san jose. mid-'80s around the tri valley and two weekend days, saturday clearly the warmer of the two weekend days. once you look at sunday's highs, big drop in temperatures. down into the 60s and 70s. sea breeze is going to pickup. we're going to see increase in clouds which leads to the first chance of we think about three chances next week we could be seeing some showers. the first up will come sunday evening, a weakening system there. very likely around

keep track of rain on nbc bay area app. access the weather radar that jeff uses to zoom in to see how storms will impact your neighborhood. >>> get you caught up on other stories we're watching this wednesday evening. two major developments in elizabeth holmes trial in san jose. second juror was sent home and former ceo of safeway was on the stand. after holmes walked into the courthouse this morning, hand in hand with her mother there, juror was removed. mother cited religious believes, being buddhist, believes in compassion and forgiveness and would have trouble determining future of another person. former ceo of safeway testified, said he made a deal with holmes and theranos to put the blood testing machines inside safeway, quickly invested $55 million into it and another $30 million to refurbish the safeways before the deal fell apart. >> this is putting the focus back on elizabeth holmes, this is the carnage left behind by her actions. >> ceo said the deal fell through with theranos because safeway was unable to get re

are you considering leaving the bay area? too old to care tweets, no, we have live in the two other states and love it here in the area despite the high prices and traffic. hungry wishes quits the day area is home. i feel spoil besidety good weather. i asked this on my facebook page. anya writes, absolutely. living expenses are through the roof. having a six-figure salary means nothing in the bay area anymore. we are all in this together. >>> till to come, are you flying southwest any time soon? why the airline had to cancel so many flights and is your future flight maybe a week from now safe? chris kamara standing by with guidance. >>> also, are you ready to get back on board? cruise ships returning to the bay area. one just fulled in right now. you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. want to get you up to speed on some of the stories we're watching this hour. are you planning on getting on a flight soon? major problems with southwest airlines. you probably heard about it, mas

danger remains high across the bay area tonight. updated forecast in just minutes. >>> also it continues, giants loving it. giants win. what should we expect from tomorrow? hear from the team tonight. >>> more emails surfacing today, leading raiders coach jon gruden to call it quits. what gruden has to say about his sudden departure. >>> we begin with breaking news, prime conditions for a fire and we had one tonight in napa county. firefighters on the scene battling a fast moving vegetation fire near american canyon high school. started on newell drive. authorities worried it could get out of control because of the strong winds. >> bay area in red flag warning, prompting pg&e to have a planned outage. cheryl hurd. >> reporter: 150 acre brush fire is 50% contained. this fire comes on the same day that pg&e issued a psps shutoff because of all this wind. strong winds fuelling that brush fire in american canyon. evacuation warning lifted late tonight for people living in its path. >> dealing with high winds, with mountain area, that te

bay. tides can come in twice a day. areas that have been separated off that were poor quality habitat, we are creating great habitat that now can thrive for generations to come. >> reporter: the hope is that in the next years residents will be able to visit. there will be an education center where people can learn about habitats and wildlife of the day. joycelyn moran, kpix5. >> thanks. >>> no classes today at two sonoma high schools after a threat forced them to close. classes were canceled at laguna and west county high school. the school district says the police advised them to close out of abundance of caution. it's unclear what the threat was but police are investigating. >>> to an letter afor drivers in north bay. cal trans closing a section of 101 tonight. lanes will be closed between second street and mission avenue from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. then it will be closed nightly starting monday. crews will be replacing concrete. >>> coming up, red hot real estate. the bay area home that just sold for 1.5 million over the a

the strictest testing mandates we have seen in the bay area. new report on what >>> welcome back. apple is reportedly handing out one of the strictest testing mandates we have seen in the area. >> apple will mandate daily testing for unvaccinated employees. unvaccinated corporate employees will be required to test every time they want to enter an apple office, stopping short of a vaccine mandate. however it is different for unvaccinated retail employees. according to bloomberg they will be required to test twice a week instead. >>> looks like the grinch came early to san leandro. the nonprofit scrambling after vandals cause thousands in damage to their holiday decorations. >>> back to storm watch, national weather service in reno tweeted this picture of a full rainbow that formed near california border. let's get a last check of weather with darren. i am sure that brightened a lot of people's day. >> there always has to be a bright side. we'll get our share of the chance for those coming up. here is how we break down the rain. i wanted to show y

as nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. us, researchers are now concerned about the future of keeping tahoe blue. >> tahoe is a really special lake. people know tahoe for its clarity, and that incredible blue color. >> reporter: the pristine blue waters of lake tahoe. the spiritual center for generations escaping the concrete jungles. >> i think when you start talking about water clarity, there is more of an emotional value. >> reporter: and that's why emotions were high as the recent caldor and dixie fires filled this basin with smoke. and that crystal-clear water? >> wildfires are affecting the clarity of tahoe. >> reporter: if anyone has a grasp on how the fires have impacted this beloved body of water, it's brant alan, researcher with uc davis's tahoe environmental research center. he studied lake tahoe's water for 30 years. >> we have our ongoing monitoring that we've done for many years. but we increased the number of samples we take due to the fire activities. >> reporter: he and fellow researcher, katy, ramped up te

tonight, we still end up slightly above average for most parts of the bay area. mid and upper 50s by early tuesday morning and then high temperatures tomorrow, 5 degrees below normal around the bay and at least a couple degrees through inland parts of the bay area. upper 50s and low 60s along the coast already tuesday afternoon. low to mid 70s down the peninsula and around the south end of the bay, warmer in the center clara valley. clouds will not be quite a stick or quite as widespread. you the upper 70s in san jose and a few spots about 80 degrees mid and upper 70s by the tri-valley with warmest spots inland just a couple of degrees above 80 instead of the widespread 90s over the past few days. mid-60s and sentences go, mid and upper 50s through the east bay, clouds will be thicker and widespread for the northbay. temperatures there are only warming up to the low and mid 70s. approaching 80 degrees for inland mendocino county. the cooldown starts tomorrow but we don't reach lowest high temperatures until the end of the workweek on friday. those readings could b

his neighbors souza grew up as an aspiring film producer. >>> new at 11:00, people living in most bay area counties will soon need to include the 3 digit area code to make a phone call. it starts on sunday. here is a look at the codes and counties impacted by this. the fcc is changing to the 10- digit dialing to streamline crisis calls to the national suicide prevention lifeline. other counties, statewide, will be affected. >>> now it started raining again it is a good idea to double-check your insurance coverage. homeowners insurance covers most weather events but damage from flooding and mudslides require separate flood insurance. the weather is not the only good reason to check your coverage considering the red hot housing market and the price of building materials up nearly 20% these days. older policies may fall short of covering a home's current value. >> and, live look outside right now. storm has not arrived quite yet. it is coming. >> yes. paul is in the weather center and looking alt the radar for us. okay, get our time line straight. tomorrow, okay. sunday, that is the big one.

>> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> no, it's 6 today marking 32 years since the loma prieta earthquake hit the bay area giving everyone a tragic reminder of the devastating power that earthquakes are capable off. >> also tonight yet it is raining outside right now. your eyes are not playing tricks on you. it is raining across much of the bay area at this very moment. we'll let you know exactly where we can expect to see the heaviest downfalls tonight and also how long this storm is going to last. so thank you so much for joining us here. during kron, 4 news at 6 o'clock tonight. i'm justine waltman. i'm jonathan mccall. let's get straight to the rain as we take a live look tonight at the transamerica pyramid in downtown san francisco clouds are grade. the rain is falling. >> reese's here tonight with a look at where things stand. >> yeah. let's take a look at radar for because we are tracking the bulk of the showers currently over the north bay. so let's zoom on in and you could see

reporting live, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> the bay area is still feeling the aftermath of those weekend storms. there are scattered power outages across some parts of the bay area at this hour. a couple thousand customers are still without power and some schools remain closed. mill valley middle school remains closed due to flooding and 35 classrooms. the guerneville school district remains closed due to a broken water line. and classes are canceled at the harmony union school district due to a power outage. >>> we want to take a live look at san jose and san francisco. and what a pretty picture we have today. what a difference a few hours makes. blue skies as that bomb cyclone that hit the bay area is now in our rear-view mirror. >> thank goodness. >> meteorologist kari hall joins us. parts of the bay area still seeing rain. >> looking at the radar, this system is really just falling apart. we'll see if it can hold it together to bring some additional light rain into the afternoon for the north bay and our model picking up on that possibility. so about 2:00 to 3:00, we could st

the bay area, the rain not that far away.rolling in to northern california to begin with those storms start to really get themselves together. now and some of the beginning to make its way into the north. and how about that doppler radar picking up some moderate to some heavier amounts of rainfall in northern sonoma county and all this is going to be spreading to the south throughout the night and it's tomorrow morning and then we're going to really just kind of keep things going. here's our long-range forecast and this was really impressive. this first storm system coming through tonight going to kind of stall out over the bay area, at least the flow is going to stall out of the bay area. that means we'll see all this moisture continue to work its way through our skies. so even as the main cold front begins to dissipate. we've got all that moisture that continues to pummel right to the bay area bringing more rain on and off through wednesday and thursday. you can see these waves of energy, they'll be breaks in between these

we know that he has connections to obviously the bay area. >> but also the san diego area and hawaii. anybody that has information about his whereabouts we would urge them to please call the san jose police homicide unit according to police posse shot and killed 33 year-old santos. >> in front of his wife and teenage daughter at the woods apartment complex in san jose officials say there was some sort of dialogue between the 2. but no known conflicts before and it just seems to be a very spontaneous senseless killing. >> they can you know, i just want left a lot of pain and suffering and most importantly, they left kids without their father santos his mother and low dia flew in from mexico for tuesday's emotional announcement just be about what is that. i hope we can find him so that he won't do to others. what he did to santos his widow. sondra also spoke tuesday. the couple was together for 16 years and have 4 kids together they're quite is my husband's life was taken away. he left behind our 4 kids and me. we miss him very much and want justice. police say the weapon used has not y

supposed to arrive here in the bay area. rly next week we'll be timing out when it will be raining across the bay. >> and the storm. it's knocking out power to thousands of pg e customers in the east bay who's being hit the hardest and when they can expect the light stuff. go back on again. those >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at noon. >> now at 9. a live look here at the

>> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at who are >> outcry for help. >> we're seen behavior that is unprecedented. that is not becoming. >> now at 9, a group of teenagers and preteens are detained in connection with the crime spree in the east bay. good evening, everybody. welcome in to kron 4 news at 9. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the illegal activity involved a carjacking in oakland and a laptop theft in berkeley. >> the group was caught yesterday after crashing the stolen car. but first, dan thorn has more now on this story from berkeley. >> police say an 11 year-old was among the 5 teens and preteens who were detained after committing crimes across 2 cities. police say they also heard a man that was sitting on a bench as they tried to take off in that stolen car. this peet's coffee shop on 4th street in west berkeley was the scene of a laptop theft that later turned into a chase for a stolen car full of juveniles. investigators say this all started just after 2 o'clock tuesday

. >>> this week marks 32 years since loma preetta, an earthquake that rocked the bay area and the state holds its yearly drill tomorrow to make sure we are all ready. i spoke with representatives about how it can give us earl warning. >> u.c. berkeley's labs have developed an earthquake early warning app called my shake. this is the only state- sponsored app. it's only one of three that actually delivers earthquake early warnings. >> that app can warn you of shaking initiated by moderate or large quakes some seconds before you feel the shaking, if the shake is a long way away, and when the shaking starts, don't run outside, instead, yeah, duck, cover, hold. >>> coming up, protest at netflix over a new special from dave chappelle. the comments the comedian made that has members of the lgbtq community up in arms. >>> coming up, the sharp words san francisco's mayor has about in-n-out's refusal to follow the city's mandates. >> go to super dupe person that's my response ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built

the giants are returning to the bay area for game five. we are live in l.a.what the team is saying about tonight's loss and what to expect thursday at oracle. >>> good evening. mom gone wild. dangerously so. according to prosecutors who say a los gatos mom who threw teenage party for his sons giving them alcohol and manipulating them with sex with drunk girls at times without the girls' consent. >> there are many layers to the store i. prosecutors said she told the teenagers not to tell the cops and she herself didn't tell her own husband about the parties. she's now behind bars. >> nbc bay area's ian cull explains what led to her arrest. >> reporter: they are disturbing allegations against 47-year-old shannon o'connor. investigators say this mom from los gatos would invite teens to her home, get them so drunk they would throw up and tell some of the boys to have sex with the girls or sexually assault them. most of the kids were just 14 and 15 years old. the santa clara county d.a. releasing details today describing the number of times she did this all while

>> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, the fda has paved the way for children ages 5 to 11 to get pfizer's covid vaccine. thank you for joining us for kron 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm vicki liviakis. the fda cleared a kid sized doses. just a 3rd of the amount given to teens and adults for now, this is for emergency use. >> sign off from the cdc is expected next week. our first and kerman he is talking to infectious disease experts about this decision and joins us now live from san francisco with more. dan. >> well safe and effective us what the fda has to say about this children's dose of the covid-19 vaccine from pfizer. an infectious disease. experts say it's possible we could see the shots going into arms before the end of next week. if the cdc signs off as expected. >> it's a game changer in the sense that. 28 million americans now are going to be eligible to get this vaccine and that's what's so important. very infectious disease. experts say the fda's decision all

in the bay area.n richmond was listed for $500,000 and ended up selling for 650,000. this 900 square. oe in richmond was l and sold for 511,800 miles away in kansas city. this 4600 square foot house with five bedrooms and five bathrooms in moving ready condition sold for $403,000 in austin, texas, this 1400 square foot house with three bedrooms and two baths. on a large lot is listed for $499,000. in boise, idaho. this 2200 square foot home is listed for 499,000 with 2.5 baths in a residential track neighborhood. back here in the bay area. even the list price isn't what you'll most likely buy it for the san francisco bay area leads the country in homes sold over the asking price. 7.5%r 30e above the first list price in the first quarter of 2021, according to online real estate marketplace zillow. as much as stories of people leaving are becoming common. real estate experts don't think this trend will have any measurable effect on prices here. realtor jennifer jones of the grub company says for everyon

here is fire forecast model and you can see around the bay area. t some very areas shaded in the orange already. and that is some very high fire danger around the oakland hills. you can see some of those spots there you can some of the peaks there. very high fire danger, continued toward mount diablo, then some of that stretch just to the south in the east livermore and also in the north bay, you're seeing some very gusty winds across the mountain peaks and that's where the first dot fire danger is now overnight tonight in kind of little just like the computer models. it will back off a little bit on the fire danger as we head through the night tonight that all of a sudden it starts to pick right back up. some strong gusty winds expected develop about the middle of the day tomorrow. so be very careful over the 18 to 24 hours. fire danger running very, very high dangerous conditions around the bay area. thank you, lourdes more power shut offs may be on the way. our team coverage of the high risk for fire weather continues tonight. >> and if you're pl

do you the smoke will linger in parts of the bay area? >> yeah, it looks like it comes into parts of the south bay and east bay today as the smoke drifts in, it will look hazy late morning and continue into the afternoon. this is our temperatures that will be heading up. keep in that mind if you are heading out for more exercise in spots like redwood city. we will see temperatures in the 40s as you head out for the gym this morning, and then later it will become more unhealthy as the temperatures warm up in the 80s. san rafael with a high of 79 degrees. warmer tomorrow. i'll have a look at that in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> mike, what is going on in the commute? >> folks, working a little late in fremont, just a couple minutes, and when i punched the clock, it's not enough to get another click, so sorry, guys. your drive coming in from the south county. no problems reported over the santa clara mountains. contra costa county still at speed and no advisories this morning for the benicia or antioch bridges. crews are cleared from the

the rain pushing into the bay area. raining over napa county right now with heavier downpours making their way including fairfield. right now, light to moderate rain around sonoma county. light to moderate rain around marin county with heavier downpours moving off to the east of downtown san francisco and crossing over the bay bridge towards oakland making its way inland into the east bay. more rain out over the pacific. the back edge, tracking the first track and the follow up shower that we expect throughout the day tomorrow. the most widespread, heaviest rain will fall between now and 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. the sun comes up tomorrow, scattered showers, they are going to be hit-or-miss. definitely not going to be raining on you on your morning commute. i would caught on the roads being wet. i will count on a longer than normal commute. allow stopping and be patient. messing up the evening commute as well. all sorts of good news, we will need the rain. we will not complain. widespread showers tomorrow evening and tomorrow

>>> on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, mass vaccination sites making a bay area come back. the push to get the third dose in san mateo county. >>> giants are about to face at from l.a. for the first playoff game tomorrow. how this major rival game is making history this morning. >>> facebook whistleblower still speaking out on capitol hill. >>> sonoma county offering solution to help the historic drought, the emergency relief coming to the north bay. good morning. it is thursday october 7. i am amanda starrantino. >> i am len kiese. good morning. cool and cloudy as we inch closer to the weekend. i like that cool part. >> it feels really nice. >>> it does. that pacific ocean breeze is so refreshing. >> a little bit sweater weather. >> it is. i've got my sweater dress ready to go. hopefully you are too. we are looking at temperatures on the cool side for sure, that light jacket, you will need it this morning and likely through the rest of the day especially along the coast and around the bay. you see low 60s this afternoon with clouds streaming in for oakland, looking at temp

a lot of the water will get squeezed out over the bay area. we have flash flood watches for most of the north bay, then down the peninsula and into the santa cruz mountains. we are focused on the burn scars because of the potential for debris flows, rockslides, and websites as well. everywhere, we are prone to localized flooding. you will have to watch that very carefully on sunday and sunday night, and we have a wind advisory that goes into effect on sunday. the gusts widespread, 45 miles per hour, potentially stronger than that. we will take an hour by hour look at futurecast to track the rain, and the wind gusts, coming up in the full forecast. it will be a long day once the rain starts falling heavily which will happen for the north bay already by sunday morning. >>> pg&e is putting up the best defense it can, cutting limbs away from power lines across the region . >> it's all hands on deck right now. we have 350 crews right now standing by ready to roll into these different areas as the wind and weather moved through the area. >> across th

cooling down into the 40's for most of the bay area, even cooler. for those of you in santa rosa 38 degrees in daytime highs tomorrow. 5 to 15 degrees below average low to mid 60's with half moon bay only warming up to 59 degrees. and remember, we should be in the 70's this time of year. so below average temperatures continuing for the next 7 days. back to you, jonathan. just staying. >> all right, thank you. meanwhile, take a look at this video. this is video just in to the kron 4 news room tonight from the citizen app showing the impacts of the rain moving through the area. this is a scene that is happening all across the bay area tonight. this is a power pole that has been sparked. it is caught on fire and that is led to a number of power outages tonight. in fact, according to the alameda county firefighters. they've said in the past hour since 8 o'clock. they responded to at least 8 different fires involving power poles that have caught on fire. so those crews have been very busy tonight dealing with this issue because of those power poles that h

. >>> and a grim milestone, a bay area police chief brought to tears because of it. the crime in the east bay leading to so much concern. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us, i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. a lot of people have been wondering and now we know. health leaders revealing when much of the bay area can remove masks indoors. don't get too excited. the restrictions aren't likely to be loosened any time soon. here's a look at the guidelines. counties much reach the cdc's yellow tier for transmission. hospitalizations must be low or at least stable. 80% of the county's entire population must be vaccinated. another option, masks could be removed eight weeks after the fda approves vaccines for children 5 to 11 years old and that is expected by the end of this month. santa clara county like all others is eager to drop the mask mandate but health leaders admit that a lot of things have to change before it actually happens. today santa clara county health officer dr. sara coty walked through the metrics as wel

temperatures tomorrow morning, mostly 50s with 40s in the north bay valleys. 60s inland and east bay areand the bay. 60 degrees north of the golden gate. north bay with more clouds and better chances of showers. the heaviest rain is sunday and sunday night. lingering showers monday. still a chance for showers and sunshine on tuesday, and then three straight dry days on wednesday, thursday, and friday, as temperatures return to what is normal for late october. i will update you and how much rain we expect over those north bay and santa cruz mountain burn scar's coming up at 6:00. >>> knew it 6:00, a perfect storm brewing for the niners matchup with the colts at levi's stadium. >>> a fake letter bombshell and stunning testimony from a pfizer scientist. what the prosecution in the elizabeth holmes trial revealed today. >>> the oakland police chief speaks to kpix about the former police captain shot in a violent robbery. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, a bay area director injured onset of alec >>> we are learning that actor alec baldwin was handed a loaded weapon just before he fired it on a mo

people who lived through the experience you can download it and stream it by downloading the abc 7 bay area app. it is free and available for roku amazon fire apple tv and android tv. just ahead of festival with a purpose brought together people today in the east bay. it is all about community engagement and improvement the group behind this effort has a mission to build a better bay area and unveil a new program today to help reach that goal. and we're hoping today to showcase the prototype what it can look like in the future. a look at exactly where someerme ban cars from the ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city in america? just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting program for residents and businesses. but it all starts with you. let's keep making a differene together. when it comes to flooring, i'm hard to please. so, i go to floor & decor where i find every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone without compromi

all right, lawrence, there is a substitute teacher shortage here in the bay area. >> as kron four's haaziq madyun reports some school districts in the east. bay are taking measures to attract teachers to fill the void. >> sunday's bay school districts are experiencing a bit of a challenge and recruiting teachers and their substitutes were definitely experience a crisis not just here in oakland but throughout the state and across the country. the second vice president of the oakland education association. chaz garcia says the education profession was already struggling to recruit new teachers. >> then covid-19 happened. making it even more challenging we've watched a trend in education there has been a teacher shortage brewing. and so just like with everything else covid has exasperated that teaching is an incredibly rewarding profession across california schools are being hit hard by a shortage of substitute teachers feeling substitute teacher vacancies as such a priority in the fremont unified school district. >> there's a promotional video dedicated to it on their homepage. the substitut