to discuss this evening is about park lab gardens and park social, which are located on mission bay boulevard, directly across from one another. as a reminder, park lab gardens holds a j.a.m. permit, and spark social holds an outdoor l.l.p. since the last hearing, we've received four complaints about the food trucks playing music and disrupting the tenants in the area. since both clients have food trucks, and the complaints are anonymous and never indicate which premises are causing the problem, inspector fiorentino always visits both when he responds to a complaint. so far in january, he has visited three times. the first on january 1, when he arrived, there was no amplified sound playing. the second was january 8, and the businesses were operating within sound compliance during his last visit, and the last visit was on sunday, january 9, and while he was on-site, a complaint came in alleging music was blasting throughout several blocks in the area. inspector fiorentino was able to discredit the complaints as he measured the music as no longer than any other music coming from other venues in

to discuss this evening is about park lab gardens and park social, which are located on mission bay boulevard, directly across from one another. as a reminder, park lab gardens holds a j.a.m. permit, and spark social holds an outdoor l.l.p. since the last hearing, we've received four complaints about the food trucks playing music and disrupting the tenants in the area. since both clients have food trucks, and the complaints are anonymous and never indicate which premises are causing the problem, inspector fiorentino always visits both when he responds to a complaint. so far in january, he has visited three times. the first on january 1, when he arrived, there was no amplified sound playing. the second was january 8, and the businesses were operating within sound compliance during his last visit, and the last visit was on sunday, january 9, and while he was on-site, a complaint came in alleging music was blasting throughout several blocks in the area. inspector fiorentino was able to discredit the complaints as he measured the music as no longer than any other music coming from other venues in

let's eat in tagalog, by the way, it's located inside an affordable housing community on mission bay boulevardorganizers say it's similar to a grocery store, but the food is free for those in the community. food and housing under the same roof just builds a stronger community in terms of access in terms of health in terms of wellness, and we're really excited for this partnership. organizers say the food help will offer a mix of cultural foods found traditionally in black, brown and indigenous communities. the hub will also host events and activities. well the boston man has been denied a heart transplant because he hasn't been vaccinated against covid-19 . the man's family says. it's hard as in such bad condition. it can't even work on its own. boxes actually, strohmeyer has more on why m medical officials say hospital policies denying organ transplants makes sense. no one ever wants to see their child go through something like this is going to the edge of death. stick to his guns. the family of 31 year old dj ferguson says brigham and women's hospital in boston is denying their son of heart

it's located inside an affordable housing community on mission bay boulevard.izers say it is similar to a grocery store, but the food is free for those in the community. food and housing under the same roof just builds a stronger community in terms of access in terms of health in terms of wellness, and we're really excited for this partnership. organizers say the food hub offers a mix of cultural foods found traditionally in black, brown and indigenous communities . the hub will also host events and activities. and a barrier weather wish we had some new material looks like we have the same old weather story of lots of sunshine, some pretty mild temperatures that will continue into the weekend and into next week's temperatures as you would expect, or above the average and that'll be the case. basically over the next couple days, at least you can see the average highs for today as we take a look at the graphics, mainly upper fifties, close to 60 degrees. and a few degrees above the average and i'm sure you have noticed that dry weather stretch last rainfall three

affordable housing community on mission bay boulevard.ers say it's similar to a grocery store, but the food is free for those in the community. food and housing on the same roof just builds a stronger community in terms of access in terms of health in terms of wellness, and we're really excited for this partnership. organizers say the food hub offers a mix of cultural foods found traditionally in black, brown and indigenous communities . the hub will also host events and activities. another warm day out there with lots of sunshine. you may have noticed a few high clouds are drifting overhead, but no what chance of rain with those clouds. those clouds mainly headed down towards southern california as we start off the weekend temperatures for today. once again you can see above the average average temperatures would be in the upper fifties to right around 60 degrees, everybody most areas in the sixties this afternoon with a few spots right around 70 degrees, so we keep using the same old calendar. graphic last rainfall about three in fact,

bay with an overview. it sits not far off skyline boulevard there in the mountains. looking back out on mountain view and palo alto. you can see the emptiness of the bay. on the other side, union city, fremont is out here, mission peak is up there. the main thing that i want you to see is the haze. it shows up with the city lights illuminating it. that is our inversion. so, we got that inversion again, it means two things, we will stay sunny and calm. high pressure is in charge. high pressure is also going to hold that stuff right there. it is like a cap on the atmosphere. so, we are going to keep recycling the same haze. it will not look all that pretty in terms of air quality, but the days themselves will be nice. plenty of sunshine, day time highs going into the lower and middle 60s. we have a couple minor issues to talk about. if we look at the storm track no surprise here. not getting any rain for the next four to five to six to seven-days maybe after that. more on that in a second. we get distracted by watching all of the storms out here that are going up and ov

boulevard. letting into green bay. cal trans is closing it for structural work from 11:00 p.m. tonight to 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. >>> i want to tell you about a little bit of breaking news we are learning about in pittsburg. a bridge just collapsed this. hours before biden is set to talk. we're going to be following that throughout the rest of the morning. it is 20 minutes after 5:00. and still head ear on kpix 35 and streaming on cbsn bay area. the niners heading south to face off against the rams. this morning, niners fans are battling an opponent of their own. and join us in welcoming our new kpix five evening anchor. you can catch him with his beth cook in our 5:00, 7:00, and 11:00 p.m. newscasts. wow! no braces, everything's hands-free. i wasn't so lucky... invis is not your parents' braces. invis is faster than braces and the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors. invisalign ♪♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. your lunchtime forecast is ever 56 with

bay without power. this is on macarthur boulevard, a man heard a loudd was surprised to see if he toppled to the ground and his power was knocked out. developing news out of monterey county, a fire burning. at lea lea so far. that is north of the people and near highway one. it is 5% contained. we have the latest on the fire. abc>> you can can can can c cruz, intensifying by the hour. the police office issued evacuation orders. the flames have reached the highway, this fire is burning on the west side of this area, so far highway one, l rio road, is closed in both directions. i spoke to windy root flashbacks of that. -- there have been flashbacks of that. >> fires are unpredictable and many of the roads leading to high oneway one our narrow -- highway one are we ask you to follow the deputy's orders. >> evacuations for areas west of the road and evacuation orders are military. shelter for residents under the mandatory evacuation. it is at carmel middle school. aspca will have emergency pet supplies at the shelter. we want to get back to the strong winds causing pretty bad damage in the east bay with do

bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. well, here's my front door. mmm, well it is called beach boulevard. but today the ocean surge right over the road and up to a woman's front door huge waves the result of a tsunami that did damage to the bay area. holy. and with that we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion limb as you can see over the past few hours the tsunami advisory has been dropped for almost the entire california coast. it remains now in just parts of santa barbara and san luis obispo counties to our south and del norte county to our north are in the bay area we went on alert at 5 o'clock this morning. now that is shortly after an underwater volcano eruption near the islands of the country of tonga satellite images from noah show the blast which triggered a tsunami advisory before alaska hawaii and the entire west coast of the united states. and away from the coast. now despite the warnings several people had to be rescued from the water today waves at ocean beach were so strong. they even snapped a surfboard san francisco firefighters safely brought one server

bay, getting through cupertino is a problem. north 85, all lanes are blocked just shy of de anza boulevard. i'll give you the alternate and we'll talk about why it's closed. 280 northbound, that's your alternate. >> reporter: good morning, happy monday -- or wednesday to you as well. you know, i talk about the fed meetings all the time, but all of a sudden everyone else is talking about them, too, caring about it. because as of today we think we'll get solid information on when the fed will start raising interest rates. there's a press conference, as there always is, coming after the 11:00 meeting end, where the head of the fed, jay powell, will tell us what the open markets committee has decided. now, the fed influences the economy in a number of ways one of them is buying up government bonds that injects money into the economy. tapering is doing the opposite, the fed slowing its purchases. and, of course, then there's interest rate hikes. interest rates are right now fundamentally at zero. raising them again slows down the economy and hopefully fights inflation. this is, after all, what w

bay. >> specifically so as you're traveling along one, 0, one northbound exiting at moffitt boulevard in mountain view. you do have an accident there. so you can see the red on our map there lanes are blocked as you're traveling along one o one. also a little further down along 2.80, northbound north of south winchester boulevard, san jose, another accident, the air and then along 85 northbound south of camden avenue. so we do have some delays in the south bay. we'll keep a close eye as you're traveling heading into the city to that fremont street exit from the maze a little under 9 minutes. so no major delays across the bay bridge. we do have some pockets of fog along the golden gate bridge. but visibility is improving. we're at about 33 minutes now. we're back at around 23 and will leave you with a look at richmond. sandra fell bridge 7 minutes as you head out of richmond. daria, back to you. thank you, ray 9, 0, 2, and some breaking news that just came in to kron. 4 moderna. >> has just gotten full approval from u.s. health regulators. this makes it official and it is now the second v

boulevard. >> a dry run going on there. >>> new video slows a police chase ending in san francisco bay. chp says it started early this morning on highway 4 near martinez, the driver led them into oakland. at one point the chp says the car stopped, the passenger tried to hide a bag with an ar-15 inside. the driver and passenger abandoned the car. officers arrested the driver after chasing him on foot. they found the passenger here hiding in the frigid bay water for nearly half an hour. >>> new at 11:00. temperatures dropping in the 30s tonight, homeless advocates say they needed to take action and help out the thousands that sleep on the streets or in their cars in san jose. volunteers from three nonprofit organizations including hello angels handed out hot cocoa, blankets, sleeping bags and food to the unhoused. the city of san jose opened two warming centers because of the cold snap. homeless advocates say it is not enough. they claim there is only room for 60 people at the centers. >> extra jackets, gloves, blankets, everyone needs to ep togh ingsfallinw , it will be a cold one tomorr

ranieri, the pollen is kicking up across the bay, i'll >>> breaking at this hour, deadly hit and run in antioch. happened around 8:30 at delta fair boulevard and san jose drive. area is shut down while officers collect evidence. still unclear when the roads will reopen. san jose police hoping to solve a deadly shooting sharingt, 39- near a lightl station near west virginia and light rail overpass. he later died at hospital. released the picture of the car they believe the suspect drove away in, honda accord with missing right rear hubcap. investigators are trying to figure out what led to the shooting. >>> expensive donut, new video from pittsburgh. police say thanks to quick-thinking neighborhood who took the video and wrote down the license plate, they found the driver, car will be impounded 30 days and police say will cost the driver about $3,400. >>> 2022 starting off much like the end of 2021 in oakland. at least five people have been killed this year already. last year we talked about the carjackings, robberies and shooting, which jumped by double digits. police chief armstrong sat down with us for plan moving forward. directing more

bay. what you need to know if you are hoping to get one. former governor involved inside a car crash on sunset boulevard in l.a. what we are learning at this hour? >> good evening, i am raj mathai. you can see this is burning south of carmel near the big sur coast. mandatory evacuations are underway. if you can see this is a shaky video here. this is a video taken from someone racing to get away from the flame. this is close to big sur. the chp shuts down part of highway 1, south of carmel. crews are battling this fire and here is the challenge. strong winds are fanning these flames. cal fire says tonight 75 to 100 acres already burned. let's bring in jeff ranieri. >> the way the wind is going right now, we are seeing wind gusts in the area of big sur right where the fire location is of 20 to 40 miles an hour. when we look close of the direction, it is coming from the south and east pushing off the smoke and flames towards the pacific. it could help slow and spread of this fire. winds over night, 20 to 40, through the morning, 15 to 35. we should start seeing winds become calmer. we have all of that rainfall in

incpdent in the south bay this morning that i'm keeping you updated on. 85 completely closed because of a traffic collision with injuries on the northbound at south to anza boulevard in san jose. all lanes are closed here in officials are urging you to avoid the area. my recommendation is either just stay on one. if you're traveling from areas like ow, ow alamitos morgan hill and trying to get up to the peninsula one 0, one is going to take you there a lot faster. if you do want to take 85 at some point, just get off at either 87 or 17 and connect with 2.80 because you'll be able to get back on 2.85. just north of cupertino. just fine. it's that spot and purple there that's causing us so many issues this morning because of that incident that has the route completely closed off this morning. fortunately, better news on our bridges. a 10 minute drive across the bay bridge. traffic picking up on the san mateo bridge, but still rolling at the limit. we do have a dense fog advisory on the richmond center fell bridge a 9 minute drive there. and we are looking at conditions also picking up on our other bridges. back to james. all right, john, thank you. let's head to the

bay. the most notable is on northbound. 85. we have that road closed due to a traffic collision with injuries on 85 northbound at south the anza boulevard, all lanes being closed and it is being of highly recommended that you avoid the area there. you can see that you're going to be a standstill in the strait of closure as you head up towards cupertino. my recommendation is to just stay on one on one. if you can all the way around the south bay, it's going to be such a better option for you. we actually do have some debris in the roadway on 87 northbound. so if you're planning on heading on that when there's already a delay there, your best routes are one on one. and if you insist on getting aid, 85 just get off at 17, then take to 80 over. you'll be able to continue on to 80 or get back on. 85 up to one o one much better than you will be if you are just staying on. 85. the bay bridge starting to see a little bit of a backup there. 13 minutes at the toll plaza and we are looking at things moving along, just fine at the san mateo bridge, richmond center fell bridge 14 minutes and look at that. there's the sunshine that was darnya's bubbl

rally will be held at the corner of north main street in mount diablo boulevard and walnut creek that starts at 05:30am tonight. bayarea congresswoman jackie spear also hosted a virtual town hall last night with police officers who are on duty the day of the insurrection. >> not much has changed since january 6, 2021. and we still have politicians that engage in the same insightful, violent rhetoric. and in many ways they've doubled down. >> congresswoman spear will be joining us tonight during kron. 4 news at 5 o'clock. make sure you tune in for that. they'll be asking her some questions about what she remembers from that day. how we move forward. and at 3.30, this afternoon, oakland representative barbara lee will be hosting a virtual round table discussion on the insurrection. we have links to that on our website. kron 4 dot com. in the san ramon valley. the school district is sending covid test kits home with students and kron four's. charles covert explains the process and the importance. >> well, this week, the san ramon valley unified school district received a shipment of 30,000 of these covid-19 tests from

in the north bay rohnert park police have arrested a man who gun and kept firearms easily accessible to children officers responding to a home on southwest boulevardt night and found a couple fighting in front of their 2 children while they were on the scene. police say they found 3 guns inside that home. one of those guns have been reported stolen during a burglary, a home burglary in august of 2019, the other 2 guns were not registered. the woman told officers that her husband did not use the gun toward her or her children that man, though, has been arrested on suspicion of possession of stolen property child endangerment and criminal storage of a gun. and oakland firefighters responding to an overnight blaze that took place on east 18th street. and second avenue but heavy flames and smoke could be seen coming from a shed behind a building fire crews rushing to that scene. we're told the fire was contained shortly after no one was hurt. but there's no word on exactly what sparked that fire. sports is up next. trade winds filling in for jimmy jimmy garoppolo as the forty-niners try to clinch a playoff spot against the houston texans in santa clar

boulevard. all lanes are closed. officials are urging you to avoid the area. if you're traveling from the south bay 7 trees or from morgan hill and trying to get on to the peninsula, take route such as 2.80, or one. 0 one, because 85, which is not an option right now until we can get that cleared. we are looking at the bay bridge doing just fine, though. 8 minutes to get you cross it from the maze to fremont street and the san mateo bridge, a 12 minute drive right there. very foggy, a dense fog advisory in the richmond center fell but not enough traffic yet to be slowing you down. and the golden gate bridge also in the fog, 18 minutes from 37 to the tolls. james. john, thank you. 5.47 the time. a large contingent to 40 niner fans are expected to >> make their way south for sunday's nfc championship game between the niners and the rams. we did have a chance to speak with a few who are hoping to land some tickets for the match up. kron four's phillipe djegal has the story. >> to say adam fox and his son keaton would give an arm and a leg to watch the san francisco forty-niners square off against the

bay. line over long lines of cars full of people waiting to get tested near the airport nuclear and extended for miles. all the way out to the boulevard. now to san mateo county. that responded to the overwhelming demand for covid tests starting today people can get tested at a walk-in site at the county event center. on monday 500 rapid antigen test will be available in san bruno. appointment are required for both services. the county also buying 50,000 home test kits for at risk residents and first responders. >>> a wave of omicron variant cases is flooding bay area hospitals but we wanted to know what it is like for front-line medical workers. >> it is not your imagination. it seems like everyone is catching the post holiday omicron variant driven wave of covid-19. one bay area er nurse says it is not the people you might think you are clogging up emergency rooms. >> now we are inundated. we have longer wait times. we have no beds. >> she is an er nurse at 2 bay area hospitals and says pre- holidays there seemed to be in equilibrium inside. very sick and unvaccinated covid patients, but not a lot of them. now with omicron variant s

the east bay, antioch police investigating a deadly shooting outside a liquor store at a shopping center. officers received multiple reports of gunshots in the parking lot off delta fair boulevard. when they arrived, they found a man lying on the ground. witnesses reported seeing a car speeding away. so far, no arrests have been made and the victim's name has not been released. dan: the san jose city council is set to vote tomorrow on a new law requiring gun owners to buy liability insurance and pay a $25 annual fee. the council drafted the ordinance last june and month after the vta shootings. if passed, san jose would become the first city in the nation to impose these kinds of requirements. the national foundation for gun rights is already threatening a lawsuit. they said it would violate the constitution and punish citizens who have not committed a crime. >> no good deed goes on litigated when it comes to gun regulation. we expect there will be lawsuits. that should not deter us. the good news is we've got a great law firm. dan: the mayor says the money that comes from the fees would be funneled into programs that work to reduce gun violence. ama: developing news -- firefig

two news and now to a traffic alert in the south bay, fremont police are telling people to avoid auto mall parkway between interstate 6 80 south boulevard next few hours here due to traffic congestion that we can easily see. thanks to sky fox right up above. now they say it's due to a covid test kit giveaway event for district students and staff only at the fremont unified school district offices. the event is expected to wrap up at two o'clock, but keep this traffic situation in mind if you find yourself in fremont police. they're telling us to avoid autumn all parkway between 6 80 south grimmer at least until two. a man is now in custody, accused of leading milpitas police on a chase with the body of his ex girlfriend in the back seat as ktvu is henry lee reports the victims. current boyfriend claims that there were threats being made months before she was killed. no breakup worth taking somebody's life. you were a coward, and he took one of the most beautiful people i've ever known. leonard person is in mourning. his girlfriend, christina raymond, was killed in milpitas, allegedly by her ex boyfriend. we've built a foundation, you kn

. >>> in the east bay the walnut creek city council has endorsed a buffer area outside the planned parenthood clinic on oakland boulevard the ordinance is aimed to protect employees and clients harassment by anti abortion protestors. according to walnut creek police they received 42 calls of instances between january 1th 2020 and november 5th, 2021. they say the decision came down to public safety. >>> long time east bay lawmaker will retire as the state's congressional election map is changing. district nine representative jerry announced yesterday that he is not seeking re-election this year. he has sevenned in congress since 2007. he joins at least 26 democrats not seeking re-election. >>> and check this out. this is how district nine is changing. it's still -- in stockton but the new borders no longer include eastern contra costa. yesterday representative josh harter also announced he plans to run in the district nine congressional race. he has represented the 10th district since 2019. his office is based in turlock. >>> at the live news desk and let's look at capitol hill right now where today senate democrats will

the east bay, antioch police investigating a deadly shooting outside a liquor store at a shopping center. officers received multiple reports of gunshots in the parking lot off delta fair boulevard. when they arrived, they found a man lying on the ground. witnesses reported seeing a car speeding away. so far, no arrests have been made and the victim's name has not been released. dan: the san jose city council is set to vote tomorrow on a new law requiring gun owners to buy liability insurance and pay a $25 annual fee. the council drafted the ordinance last june and month after the vta shootings. if passed, san jose would become the first city in the nation to impose these kinds of requirements. the national foundation for gun rights is already threatening a lawsuit. they said it would violate the constitution and punish citizens who have not committed a crime. >> no good deed goes on litigated when it comes to gun regulation. expect there ll be lawsuits.that should not deter . the good news is we've got a great law firm. dan: the mayor says the money that comes from the fees would be funneled into programs that work to reduce gun violence. ama: developing news -- firefighters co

boulevard making four arrests. this is file video of some of the protests there. complaints have included verbal and physical harassment, intimidation and blocking of sidewalks. other bay area cities including san francisco and oakland already allow for buffer zones. walnut creek's first debate was postponed because of technical issues. >>> and also today, los gatos leaders fill fine tune a new long-term parklet plan. when the pandemic started, a lot of restaurants rushed to set up temporary parklets to provide outdoor dining. since then nearly $700,000 has been set aside to help fund what's being called a semipermanent program. today leaders will hammer out the details so that the construction can begin. >>> and maybe today would be a good day to have your lunch outside if you're headed out and about. vianey, you're not tracking any rain right now. >> no rain. that dry weather pattern remains thanks to high pressure that's been keeping any chance of real rain to our north and also to our south. so let's take a look right now at a live downtown shot of san jose. it's about 51 degrees and it's been mild but we did start out in the 30s and the 40s early on. also we still

bay, the walnut creek city council voted to endorse a buffer area around planned parenthood. walnut creek police. they've received 42 calls for service at the planned parenthood on oakland boulevard between january of 2020 in november of last year. the east complaints include accusations of harassment and intimidation of patients as well as protesters blocking sidewalks. the final ordinance will come back to the city council for final approval. our first theresa stasi was following up on this and we'll have more tonight coming up in our prime time newscast. now to our covid coverage and stanford university students have fewer than 2 weeks to show proof they've gotten a booster shot. >> but there's a petition now circulating on campus with more than 1700 signatures protesting that mandate. 95% of students on campus are already vaccinated. and organizers of the petition say this is now a time when the booster should be a choice. >> mister vaccines are not a cure. all right. they're not going to stop transmission on campus and they're not going they're not going to cut it. extraordinary lehigh hospitalization rate. that's not the situation looking at. looking at young, healthy, full

she lives on beach boulevard, not far from the municipal peer and not far from the tsunami surge. the advisory got the attention of thousands in the bay area. it did leave some neighbors running for safety after a surge of water poured in one community. we have the story from there. >> tsunami waves arrived saturday, ripping this boat dock off the front of her home. two boats and the dock were cast adrift. >> the water came in. you can see it right there. that's the edge of the balcony. i ran inside and grabbed my daughter. >> the tsunami surge returnednee cycles, strong up to send the runaway dock crashing into support beams at the apartment complex. >> be careful. >> the dock was picking up momentum. that was a little bit scary. >> seeing these waves rolling in and the water level being significantly higher, think king tied but on steroids. >> a tsunami advisory is in effect. >> the fire department advised people to stay away from ocean beach. >> reevaluate your plans if they involve going into the water. >> many people flocked to the beach, ready to capture any big waves. >> the waves look like they are bigger. we were hoping for e

bay pleasant hill. police say they started the new year by confiscating a homemade explosive device. they say they stopped 2 people at a car at a chevron gas station on contra. costa boulevard. police say they found the device in the car and then arrested the 2 people in the car. police say the walnut creek police department bomb squad was able to render the device safe. police say the device could have been dangerous because it was near a gas station. luckily the gas station was closed and the pumps were not on when this ill went down. take a look at this video. a chp helicopter crew rescued, a hiker who was stranded on a cliff near shelter cove in pacifica. >> crews say the man was not injured when he was rescued. it's still unclear how the hiker ended up on that particular clip. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the niners and the raiders make another push for the playoffs with big winds we have will have the highlights. >> when we come right. >> and that's welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news rana just can't wait get to the by the sea are jumping some of the commercial break to let people what they call its final. we're talking about where the storm system that

bay." >>> following developing news out of antioch now. police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run crash that happened around 8:30 last night at delta fair boulevard and san jose drive. the victim is said to be a woman in her late 40s. witnesses said the car involved was white but they didn't have a make or model. if you were in the area and know anything, call antioch police. >>> santa clara county residents appear close to hitting water conservation targets after months of falling short. according to the mercury news, water use fell 20% in november compared to last year. the water district asked county residents to cut water use by 50%. heavy rains may have helped reach those targets. >> you have to remember to turn the sprinklers off. and we did. >> good job. >> you have the drought monitor numbers and they're looking better. >> this is the latest one that gets released every thursday. i want you to focus on the state of california. still in the orange. even though we're improving, we are still considered in a drought. we are completely out of the red category. three months ago, 87% of the state of california was under an extreme drought. as of

boulevard near 23rd avenue. let's take a look now out at the pg&e outage map. most are clustered in the east bay, but they have been working to restore power. at one point, 30,000 bay area residents were impacted. >>> in napa, pg&e crews responded working on several power lines earlier this morning. darren peck has been tracking the wind event. when one area registered wind speed of more than 90 miles per hour overnight -- >>> it's kind of hard to believe. i just want to spotlight where that was, and point out how the north bay mountains usually get hit the hardest. it happened at midnight, and it wasn't in healdsburg, though some of the sensors make it sound like it was. he will think 94 mile per hour gusts? no, the sensor is several miles into the mountains, and about 3000 feet high. just above that is where we registered an 84 mile-per-hour wind gust in the north bay mountains. that is my these are the locations we have the strong offshore wind events. the north bay mountains are usually the most at risk. thankfully we didn't have any significant issues overnight. if we look at how this plays

bay area. "the mercury news" reports the seattle-based company just bought a seven-acre parcel of land in santa clara off of mission and college boulevardgiant made nearly $52 million in cash for the land. amazon already has smaller offices in santa clara, alameda and santa cruz counties. >> hopefully we can still see our lady of peace over there. >> right. >>> and then parents bracing for a sickout possible. in a live report we will show you the way to see which teachers will show up to class this morning as a new response from the school district. >>> don't forget about our "synced in" show. we break down where you can book a covid test and also explains how to use the best face mask to protect against covid. we're back in just two minutes. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. year's watching "today in the bay." before you head out the door, if you are not working from home, here are your top stories. >> it's more like before you walk into the kitchen. >> yeah. >> here's breaking news we are following this morning. the fda is shortening the interval for moderna vaccine recipients to receive their booster shot. the tim

bay" at 7:00 p.m. >>> we have developing news out of antioch, where police are investigating a deadly hit-and-run crash. this happened around 8:30 last night at delta fair boulevard and san jose drive. the victim is said to be a woman in her late 40s. she has not yet been identified. witnesses tell police that the car involved was white, but no make or model. if you saw anything, you've asked to call antioch police. >>> santa clara county residents are close to hitting water conservation targets after months of falling short. water use fell 20% in november compared to last year. the valley water district in june asked county residents to cut water use by 15%. heavy rains in the fall may have reached some of those targets as well. >> taking a live look at the beautiful san jose skyline there, no heavy clouds there, but still dark out. we'll see what happens later on in the day. >> we'll get some sunshine and temperatures are going to be a few degrees cooler. we'll get an update on the drought conditions coming up. as soon as that comes in, i will of course have that ready. forecasted highs for today, south bay, san jose, 62 degrees. daytime highs are going to be r

and the south bay, two people were hurt when a two-alarm fire tore through the emk's lodge in santa clara, it broke out around 5:00 p.m. yesterday near scott boulevard. firefighters encountered heavy smoke and flames. the eaindications point to a steve fire as the source. they say, the two people were cooking in advance of an event. one was hospitalized suffering from smoke inhalation and slight burns. the other was treated at the scene. >> a new effort is underway to tackle a wave of smash-and-grab robbers in california. a group is collecting signatures for an aspect theft initiative to deter the violent crimes and would restore accountability for repeat offenders. >> it gives californians an opportunity to stand their ground against the criminal community that has become more brazen and dangerous by underlining million safety. >> organizers are getting more signatures to qualify for the initiative on the november ballot. >>> starting tuesday in oakland, anyone 12 and up will need to show proof of vaccination to get into restaurants, bars, entertainment and event venues, gyms and adult care facilities. on saturday, san mateo count will open up a ne

boulevard. 8:30 to 5:30 monday through friday. you don't need to be a kaiser member or to book an appointment. >>> still had on kpix5 and streaming on the bay area, snow stopped in the northeast but the dangerous winter weather has not ended with a clean up and tough conditions remaining this morning. >>> a snowstorm wedding and how the blizzard did not stop a couple from tying the knot. >>> gusty offshore wind with high wind watch is now in effect for tomorrow through thursday. how strong will the wind get? >> woman: what's my safelite story? i'm a photographer. and when i'm driving, i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, it had to be fixed right. i scheduled with safelite autoglass. their experts replaced my windshield and recalibrated my car's advanced safety system. ♪ acoustic rock music ♪ >> woman: safelite is the one i trust. they focus on safety so i can focus on this view. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >>> general has been a dry month across northern california, feeding concerns about a multi-year drought. we were feeling good when december storms pumped up snow totals in this a

boulevard as alternate itself you want to avoided delays on 880. down to about nine miles an hour in some spots. pretty sluggish through there. we will check the bay bridge in my next report. >>> the live news desk. some breaking news in the south bay, san jose city leaders just approved a new vaccine mandate that requiring boosters for all city employees and for people that want to go to city owned facilities for big events like shark games. taking a look at san jose right now where this is going to apply to people who are going to the sap center, the san jose convention center again as well as all city employees. the mayor tweeting out right after the vote thanks city colleagues for approving my proposal to require boosters. he says san jose leads the uned states th avoid tr outs. erptpeople ar yet igible bokior hat threquired five months past after their second dose. >>> happening today at nine this morning until 3:30 this afternoon. also today, the governor will be in los angeles to talk about his covid emergency response package. it's focused on keeping schools open and keeping the economy moving by ramping up vacant seems, boosters, covid te

boulevard. and that's in walnut creek. that gets underway. same time at 5.30. we are going to continue to cover what's going on today around the bay with the capitol riots and remembering that as well as monitoring what's going on in washington, dc as we told you, we're waiting for the president to speak. and so we going have a live conversation with the east bay congressman eric swalwell talk about his thoughts and reflections on what happened. what we're facing now in 2021. and then at 9 o'clock, we're going to talk live with congressman barbara lee about her reflections on the capitol riots and the state of the nation as we move into 2022. >> ok, let's switch gears here at 6, 0, 8, another big story we're following is the very latest with coronavirus. we have some teachers in san francisco now staging a sickout to try and bring attention to covid safety. >> yeah. teachers say the district is in handling the covid surge well and they want more focus on safety protocols. kron 4 sarah stinson is live in san francisco alive and kicking. i mean, we're all everybody's been through sickness, isn't it? a lot of people have affected by

bay kept field hospital has reported all 50 beds full with several other nearby hospitals. also at more than 90% capacity over in oakland, the kaiser hospital on west macarthur boulevard has reported only 3 icu beds left and in san jose. kaiser on the lawrence expressway reported more than 90% of all of its beds are full. now because of a surge in covid cases, concerts and other large events are being canceled in sonoma county, a new health order going into effect at midnight bans large gatherings and asks people to stay home when they can. charles clifford is joining us now live with more on how businesses are reacting. charles, this would likely affect weddings and things like that as well. >>yeah, it's the news that nobody wanted. you know, a lot of places are just kind of getting back on their feet after being shut down during previous waves of this pandemic. health officials here in sonoma county fearing the new omicron variant in the surge that has begun started to limit outdoor and indoor gatherings indoors, gatherings over 50 people have been canceled. outdoor gatherings over 100 people have been canceled and that is already having an impact. >>she lynn pretty frustrated.

boulevard. they did make four arrests over that time. this is video of those protests. complaints have included verbal and physical harassment, intimidation, and blocking sidewalks. other bay area cities including san francisco and oakland already allow for buffer zones. walnut creek's first debate last fall was postponed because of technical issues. >>> finding covid tests are still a challenge across most of the bay area, ordering online relatively easy, do make sure to save your receipts either way. new rules now require insurance companies to cover costs of rapid home tests. if you don't have information insurance tomorrows the federal government launched a website for free tests sent to your home. chris chmura has a step by step guide on how to get reimbursed for your tests by your insurance company. >>> if you still have questions about covid, we are here to help. janelle wang sat down with the state epidemiologist erica pong. she will be among the many experts participating in a phone bank tonight with nbc bay area. they have questions about a variety of topics including how the vaccines impact children. >> people we know, people have questions and that's absolutely

>> now to the east bay where a woman is dead after being hit by a car in antioch and that car took off after the collision. this happened yesterday evening near delta, fair boulevard jose drive. police say they found the woman on the road and provided medical assistance, but she later died from her injuries. police do not have a description of the car that hit her. we don't have any information on the victim's identity yet either. there's a new report out today that says utah police made several mistakes when they encountered gabby petito weeks before her body was found in wyoming. officers responded to a domestic disturbance disturbance report on a highway near moab last august. they found petito and her boyfriend brian laundry parked on the side of the road. an independent investigation found the encounter should have been classified as a domestic violence case against petito who admitted to hitting laundry. the first view also said officers failed, ask proper questions. petito's death was ruled a homicide and laundry later committed suicide in florida following a weekslong manhunt. it's being reported this afternoon that rapper kanye west better known now as ye

boulevard. kron 4 has reached out to police about this sideshow, trying a little bit more detail. but we have yet to hear back. down in the south baynta clara county sheriff's deputies have arrested a man for vandalizing multiple buildings earlier this month. officials believe 37 year-old ishmael de la mora vandalized to santa clara county courthouses with spray painted graffiti back on january. 3rd. detectives later confirming de la mora was also the suspect who had previously vandalized the santa clara county probation department. the san jose police department and the s ap center de la mora has been arrested and booked into the santa clara county main jail on multiple charges of felony vandalism and violation of probation. san jose may become the first city in the country to require gun ensurance mayor sam liccardo and other leaders gathered in support of the ordinance today. every household with a gun owner should be required to have liability insurance coverage and pay an annual fee. supporters are hoping insurance companies will provide incentives to gun owners who take safety classes and use gun safes and trigger locks. the

bay. the walnut creek city council has voted to endorse a buffer area around planned parenthood. wannacry police received 42 calls for service at that planned parenthood on oakland boulevardanuary of 2020 and november of last year. the complaints include accusations of harassment and intimidation of patients as well as protesters blocking sidewalks. the final ordinance will come back to the city council for final approval. well, as san francisco mayor london breed continues to try and get control of crime and drug use in the tenderloin. the city opened a new resource center right near un plaza. it will provide people with assistance who may be struggling with homelessness and health issues or addiction. people will also have access to water and hot food and laundry services along with showers and bathrooms and medical help to including testing for covid-19. the center will also connect people to services from the department of health, the department of homelessness and supportive housing and the probation department for the time being the center will be open from 8 in the morning till 08:00pm with reduced capacity because of the covid pandemic. now to the east bay, again,

east bay, the walnut creek city council voted to endorse a buffer area around this planned parenthood, walnut creek police have gotten 42 calls for service at the planned parenthood on oakland boulevard and that was between january 2020 and november of last year. and those complaints include accusations of harassment, intimidation of patients patients as well as protesters complaints that they were blocking sidewalks. the final ordinance goes to the city council soon for final approval. >> in the east bay, the city of dublin has seen an increase in coyote. so i was just telling you about that mountain lion. but, you know, coyotes are all over the place and this is in the east bay for chasing cats and i'm in the north bay. i saw the coyote last week. people warned me about it. so you're getting a warning to in this case, the sightings have been reported most recently let's move on the bin in an area of emerald glen park, central parkway tossing her creek trail. these are all areas where the coyotes are they say you have to be really careful. careful. obviously, i'm a little dog just like her. and so people told me i was very careful. and then also they warn you that you should go ahea

boulevard. not far from the pacifica municipal pier and not far at all from the tsunami surge and the tsunami advisory got the attention of thousands in the bay area and left some neighbors running for safety after a surge of water poured into one waterfront community abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard. has that story from tiburon. holy. holy. this was the scary moments tsunami waves arrived in tiburon saturday ripping this boat dock off the front of haley haddelstad's home casting two boats and the dock aus cck out n see right there. edge of the daughter packed up my car. for several hours to tsunami surge return in cycles strong enough to send the rogue runaway dock crashing into support beams at the apartment complex. it was heading toward this building and that was the little scary seeing these waves rolling in and the water level being significantly higher so think king tide but sort of on steroids or lack of a better expression. department advised people to stay away from ocean beach reevaluate your plans at the involved going into the water. or near our coastlines in san francisco for today many people still flock to the beach cameras

bay, the walnut creek city council voted to endorse a buffer area around planned parenthood. walnut creek police were called out their 42 times right along their location at oakland boulevard between november of last year with the complaints, including things like the protesters for harassing and intimidating patients and workers there and blocking sidewalks to. so the final ordinance will come back to the city council for a full final vote. some time here in the near future. we'll keep you updated on his progress. and as san francisco mayor london breed continues to try to get control of crime and drug use in the tenderloin. the city has opened up a new resource center right near un plaza. it's going to provide people with assistance who may be struggling with things like homelessness and health issues. addiction people will also have access to water and hot food laundry services, showers and bathrooms and medical help to including testing for covid-19. the center will also connect people with services from the department of health, the department of homelessness and supportive housing and the probation department. >> we open to everyone. we're really here to serve. our intention

bay, the walnut creek city council has voted to endorse a buffer zone around planned parenthood. >> walnut creek police received 42 calls for service at the planned parenthood on oakland boulevard between january of 2020 in november of last year. the complaints included accusations of harassment and intimidation of the patients as well as protesters blocking the sidewalks. walnut creek mayor met says that that kind of activity is unacceptable. >> trying to bounce a very fundamental rights of a person. to safely seek medical care. with the also fundamental right to peacefully protest. and the balance here had been disturbed. >> the details of the ordinance still have to be determined and then come back to the city council for final approval. the rule would also instructs law enforcement to arrest and charge people who violate that buffer zone. we have an update on a story we first brought you last night on kron. 4 news at 10. a san jose food pantry has secured enough money to stay open. >> and keep feeding hundreds of families in need the light. house ministries, food pantry was in danger of closing after the city announced it needed $15,000 for a special use permit if the pantr

bay area. the software issue started yesterday morning. a company called color runs several testing sites in san francisco and in other cities like heyward. at around 9:00 a.m. at the testing facility on mission boulevard in heyward nursing noticed a slow down with the computer system. the check in process which normally takes seconds was taking mop than ten minutes per person. staff decided to shut the site at around 1:00 p.m. in san francisco, gates closed across the citat aro00 p.m. color last night tweeted that service would be suspended through tuesday due to outages and people with postponedda appointments would be contacted alternative testing options. this is especially frustrates for people waiting in line for hours. >> nothing we can do. we don't have -- we are not going to be available to go to work. >> this also comes on top of several testing sites already having to reduce hours due to staffing issues. of course we will keep you updated with any updates we get. for now back to you. >> thank you. >>> the omicron has forced the cdc to change some of its guidelines. the governor announced health care worker that test positive that are rack natured out symptoms can show up for work. the depart