city crime. first charles clifford has details. >> well, today is earth day and here in the south bay, the city ofd its partners kicked off an effort to improve the tree canopy across the bay point park in north san jose volunteers planted 30 trees. these are oaks and chinese fringe trees. the goal is actually to plant 1000 trees in a district 4. the city says that in recent years the tree canopy here has the wind old and they want to try to reverse that trend, get more trees planted the impacts of rockets can a real. >> certainly help and obviously on our environment in so many ways. and so. >> we're determined to reverse are shrinking kennedy as the chinese proverb tells us. the best time to plant a tree was a generation ago. the next best time to plant a tree is today. now the nonprofit group, our city forest is also helping out today. they do want here at first like this all across the city throughout the year. >> anyone who's interested in helping out can visit their website, which is our city forest dot org. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. up next, an update to a

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today, cities all across the bay area are holding events to celebrate earth day. many of the activities will involve cleaning up neighborhoods and people are gathering in redwood city this morning to make this year's earth day a success kron 4 s camila barco is live there with a look at the local effort to protect our planet. camila. good morning, stephanie. so yeah, we're here at the public works building in redwood city because in about an hour or so, people are going to be going through these stores. >> to get their supplies to then head out across redwood city to collect any trash or debris that i find now this is part of the city's annual spring cleanup event in honor of earth day. the event starts at 8.30 this morning. volunteers are going to be able to check in grab some breakfast and then they're going to be spread out across redwood city for the cleanup there. going to be in parts of redwood city like redwood creek, little river park and hoover school volunteers are then going to clean up trash or debris that they my finds and then they're going to come ba

it will be fairly warm around the bay cities and town in the south bay as well. ever high clouds overhead for tonight. here is tomorrow afternoon. one wrinkle will appear tomorrow afternoon. it looks like a clear day but time goes on. as we enter into sunday night and monday morning, you will notice a few little echoes up there was a weak trough passes to the north. that will bring and sprinkle are two for the north bay. 20% in the sonoma county and a few sprinkles late sunday and early monday. the rest of the bay area is unscathed. as we have a look at future cast, monday is no big deal. the rest of the week, not a drop. in fact, the precipitation outlook from the seventh through the 11th looks like it will be below average. if they go a little bit further into the future, the outlook goes to above average by the time we get into a longer-range . at least things are looking like they may change and it could rain in april. at least a better probability of rain coming in. in the meantime, claire overnight with lows in the 40s. of few high clouds. a chance of a spr

important. >> lauren petty reporting there, and san francisco, just a beautiful day to be out on the bay, city celebrating the opening day of yachting season at pacific interclub yacht association, while yachting is a year-round activity but spring marks the start of the official season, celebrations like this going on in san francisco for more than 100 years and this year, three members of the clergy were invited to bless the fleet ahead of the annual boat parade. >> and we're really excited about it because, you know, we got covid behind us a bit and we've got a great sunny day and we're having a good time. >> after the blessing you can see the yachts cruise along the city front before the crews headed back to the club for what else? a party. right? okay. if you take montegue express way to get around, may want to look into alternative routes, long term project start on thursz go on for months, here's a look where the work is being done, montague express way, going down to one lane each direction until august. with whoa. when the work is done, improved signage, cross walks, it will be a wond

you can report illegal fireworks activity online through the cities, access hayward website to the south bay now the city of sunnyvale planning to sue the homeowner. >> of an air bnb involved in the fatal shooting last year. kron four's gayle ong has details. >> the lawsuit has yet to be filed against the owner of this home. but in the meantime, the city of sunnyvale is already working on new regulations to crack down on issues tied to short-term rentals. >> council authorized the city attorney to initiate a lawsuit against really related to the violations of the city. short-term rental ordinance. the vice mayor of sunnyvale thursday discussing a lawsuit the city plans to file against the embattled homeowner of an air bnb property involved in a fatal shooting last year. it was early august when an 18 year-old male was shot and killed during a party at the house on navarro drive. the city says the home listed on air bnb was never registered in sunnyvale as a short-term rental, a violation of city code. air bnb told kron 4 at the time the party was on authorized. no answer use home. when we wa

ve omthe area studionow on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area, looking live from the sutro tower camera. giving you a live look over the city of san francisco. it is tuesday, april 12th. >> let's start with a check on the weather and traffic starting with darren and it's windy as i was crossing the bay bridge. >> it'll be less windy than yesterday. yesterday was rough. >> yeah. >> could feel it. >> today is still kind of windy, just not as bad. let me explain. i have a minute to go into that. here is a live look. i was just talking about that breeze on the drive. we will hear more on any wind issues. the gusts are about cut in half today. we won't have a wind advisory but it'll still be breezy enough that the temperatures will feel cool. we are down in to the midand upper 40s now. the numbers are already lower now than they weat thodd g that they will be several degrees warmer this afternoon. the temperatures start warming up. you may not notice a lot with that 20 to 25-mile an hour breeze. you can see where we are going with daytime highs. there's a lot of low 60s inland but mainly mid to upper 50s in the bay. there are a

. >>> a bay city could be scaling back covid restraints that you probably thought were no longer in placen jose city hall will vote to officially drop the mask mandate. it will eliminate inconsistencies and minimize confusion about masking indoors and public plasz. california and santa clara county lifted mandates beginning of march and san jose effectively did but never technically repealed the requirement, the council will take care of it tomorrow. >>> senate leaders have struck a deal on another covid response package. $10 billion in additional funding, half to therapeutics and rest to vaccine and testing. missing one key aspect the white house wanted, funding for overseas efforts to fight the virus. the money is coming from unspent cache of funds from last two stimulus packages. >>> war in ukraine, president zelenskyy will address the security council tomorrow after he visited bucha where russia is accused of torturing and kills civilians. fresh sanctions are not enough for what he saw there, he says. accused russians of targeting civilians in campaign that left 400 dead before they p

bay. >> city leaders took a thard look why officers are leaving and what they can do to can get them to> reporter: today they face a deficit of almost 460 officers from the recommended number of 2,100. but that's not all. that can grow even more and the consequences felt even more as hundreds move closer to retirement. in an hours-long hearing at city hall, sfpd painted a grim picture of the biggest challenge these days. addressing its staffing shortage. sfpd currently has 1,800 sworn officers. the recommended number 2182. the consequence, there aren't enough officers to get the jobs done. >> really want to have the time to be able to engage with the community, be able to be proactive, be able to be visible to make people feel safe, and if we are running from call to do call, we can't do that. >> reporter: they admit response times to priority c calls or non-emergency calls are long. at times over an hour, sometimes closer to an hour and a half. >> we have to prioritize our number one mission, which is when calls for service come out from the public that we respond and everything else a

. >>> plus, the push to keep cars out of a south bays city's downtown, when we come back. >>> cool and breezy co and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. >>> welcome back everybody. today, san jose city leaders are deciding whether to keep part of downtown san pedro square closed off to cars, permanently. dedicated straits and outdoor dining were meant to be a temporary solution during the height of the pandemic. it has been two years and some business owners are on board with keeping that set up for good. >> it will put a destination on the map for us. there are other areas, everyone likes to sit outside. to be able to have a downtown community that can sit outside, outside dining in the street, i

if found guilty he could face five years in prison and a fine of $250,000. >>> police in one east bay city are ramping up patrols after reports of a student being assaulted. one parent in albany tells police their child was assaulted while walking to school on wednesday. police have beefed up presence when children are going to school and heading home. that investigation is ongoing. we want to move you forward on rolling back covid restrictions. starting today, you no longer have to show proof of vaccination to attend a large event anywhere in the state. kris sanchez has more from the shark tank in san jose with what you can expect. >> the san jose sharks take on the dallas stars tomorrow and it may be faster getting into the shark tank because you won't have to dig around for your vaccination card or your negative covid test. as of april 1st, vaccination and testing will be recommended but not required, that's for events with 1,000 or more people indoors or 10,000 or more outdoors. there are no capacity limitations related to covid. the s.a.p. center will keep in place many of the safety

eric unaccounted for jamila island and has the latest from bay bay city in later promise. the government clarifies, there is no plan to stop retrieval operations. despite this possibility being discussed on the ground, in fact, they're hoping they see that the weather participates and that if it continues to be sunny, they'll finally be able to bring in heavy equipment and implement a full scale retrieval operations. many believe that hundreds remain buried in many areas of later province and even for a country often battered by natural disasters. typo meggy is an unusual occurrence . it is supposed to be the hottest period of the year, and it comes as the province in particular is still reeling from the impacts of di phone rise super typhoon that battered the eastern besides this region. last december. it also comes as millions of families, particularly the thousands who live in late. the province is commemorating one of the holiest week of catholicism, is supposed to be a period where families are getting together to celebrate. instead, many people say there is quite a g

several other bay area cities have made similar climate commitments in recent years. iday is earth day, and all this week the "today" show and us here at "today in the bay" are focusing on our climate in crisis and ways that we all can do something to help our planet. you can find out more information this morning and every day at nbcbayarea.com. >>> taking a live look at the san jose skyline, on my way to work this morning, kari, it was wet road, a lot of rain, actually, but i'm wondering if that's going to continue today. >> yeah, i wish it could continue today. but this is going to be a fairly quick-moving system. most of us out early in the morning will see it and then people who get up later, will be like, what rain? it's moving through and will be clearing by 8:00 to 9:00, as we go hour-by-hour, 9:00 really starting to see the last of it moving through the south county. there may be a slight chance of a spotty shower today. we will take a break from the wet weather before we see the next system moving in tomorrow afternoon. the next one looks bigger and will last

cbs news bay area, new developments in a deadly halloween party shooting at the home of the south bay city leader. with a new report is unveiling this evening. >>> the mountain lion sightings that have a bay area neighborhood on high alert. >>> i'm john ramus in concord. inflation is pu large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. >>> new at 6:00, a gilroy city leader has been cited after a deadly shooting at a halloween party in her home. and investigation found the councilmember assisted her son and nephew in planning that event it also found she violated a city ordinance meant to curb underage drinking and unruly gatherings. gunfire

bay city leaders say staffing levels for the richmond police department are at an all-time low. >> departmentstruggling to try to fill vacant positions and recruit officers and that's resulting in excessive overtime for the current officers kron. 4 sleep to call reports. >> on at least 6 separate occasions last week, one or more richmond police officers were forced to work overtime to cover an entire additional shift because of low staffing. officer benjamin theriault was one of them. it becoming par for the course. unfortunately for myself and my members, i myself have over an additional 6 hours from. >> i don't have power shift from sunday to monday. so i socially work from 6, 30 at night. about a 12. the on monday morning. is president of the richmond police officers association are and he's running for contra costa county sheriff. >> he says officers are being overworked and it's impacting service, especially for property crimes. and there's no >> suspect that we have in custody. those crimes essentially not investigating police department spokesperson lieutenant matt stonebraker says eve

so cities like aleppo, bay root, and jerusalem, seeing the mercury rise and we could see a new record set in jerusalem. by the time we get to monday 35 degrees, there's a well above the average. and those hot and dry conditions extended down into the south for gulf states like guitar as well as the u. e. it really is the wind. that is the story here, and it is the same across the north of africa. looking a lot more settled in that north west corner, but in the north east, we could see some dramatic sand storms in places like libya, as well as egypt and look at that heat in cairo. well above the average, we are expecting that to dip down in the days to come, and the sunshine will be back by the time we get to choose day for the wet weather . we have to head further south to the gulf of guinea with some of those thunderstorms creeping into coastal areas of nigeria. now it's been very wet in places like botswana and south africa. we've had those devastating floods. we are going to see more wet weather focus, quite lunar towel, in particular for durban in the days ahead, which isn't going

keep him in the 50's with the fog returning this afternoon here, 60's covering us along the bay side. 68 foster citye're going to build on that for tomorrow. 75 morgan hill, 72 santa clara, east bay shoreline, upper 60's to about 70 tri valley livermore. you're looking at 73 walnut creek. 75 75 concord. 68 for berkeley. or of a delay on chilly 63 onshore winds. anybody? 75 for fairfield? 74 for napa and 74 also for santa rosa. spring time forecast. we have a long range. check it all out here we go up a little bit on sunday. new system passes towards our north. 72 monday there tuesday that the big warm day at 81 may be 87 by wednesday. again, timing on these will drive everything. and we're looking for maybe a little chance of a shower on thursday, but don't put too many chips on that. you might lose. stephanie? >> no, i think we could really use some higher temperatures in the new studio, though. it's always chilly in here. all right, california senator alex padilla and oakland, mayor libby chef announced more funding for a team that responds to noa-emergency 9-1-1. calls the mobile assistance, comm

bay, but you go inland. in areas over our inland cities east bay into the south bay enjoying plenty of blue sky.the storm tracker, too. it is going to remain dry out there not only for today, tomorrow and into the coming days. but right now, through about friday, we look mainly dry little bit of a cloud cover there along the coast. i think we will see it. retreats but by the afternoon late afternoon, early evening hours, it's there. you little sliver right along the coastline, the san mateo county coastline so half moon bay could have partly cloudy skies for the entire day for inland cities will go mostly blue and then into monday partly cloudy conditions expected temperatures do begin to cool off just a little bit even cooler on tuesday notice that line of rain there over northern california. we're not expecting to get much of any. we will get the cloud cover and we will get to the cooler. pattern livermore today going to near 80 degrees by lunchtime low seventies for you there upper seventies in the forecast two o'clock three o'clock four o'clock before we see those numbers dropped just a litt

bay city rescuer sellers, there were 2 landslides. the 1st one happened at 5 e m, which gave time for some families to evacuate. the 2nd one, the sea was deadly. they saw how waves of mud came rolling down the mountains, varying hundreds of civilians here. and this is all what's left of it. now. we've also spoken to rescuers and volunteers who see their efforts remain hampered by incessant rain. the ground is still not stable enough for a back home machine, and they believe it may take a few more days before a full scale retrieval operations will be underway. we are with a composite group of government responders and over the past few days, they have been focused on rescue 100 schuval operations around the periphery of what they called the ground 0 of this village. it is hard to imagine that this was just a few days ago, a thriving community. there was a school, a church, a playground, a gym for people who never thought that such disaster was even possible for them. now president rodrigo to therapy visited the province of later today,

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it's really going to impact bay and city the most tomorrow.fit but if you are near the water, you really benefit. if we watch the temperature trend, inland locations, 90 today, 83 tomorrow, not you are 63. if we bring in the line for san francisco you see a more dramatic drop from 85 today down to 69 tomorrow. front lines of the onshore flow, you really feel the cool down tomorrow. then by the time we get to monday, look at those numbers. below average. that's a system that will try and bring rain. it is still on track. even if the totals are not particularly impressive, they've been persistent and they're still there. when we have a chance of an inch of rain on there. so we have a promotion in the seven-day forecast, upgrade for monday. you have been promoted to a chance of rain. we didn't have it yesterday but we are close enough now, confidence is growing that at least we get something out of this for light rain. we are a few days out so we'll stay on top of that. it's not like it will be the kind of rain that makes a dent in the drought or

that's now on the streets of an east bay city. >> the program's manager tells our kron four's haaziq mod-yoon its olympic a few days, but they have hit the ground running. >> so just won't let you go. i'm going i have to kind of have this on a little low and you're going to have on because you you're still active duty during the we have 2 crews in the streets right now in east oakland, west of what the mobile assistance, community responders of or macro launched its pilot phase back on april 9th 2022. since then, the staff members have been busy introducing themselves to oakland residents and reacting to several nonviolent, not emergency situations in the process. as macro program manager elliot joe's. well, a macro crew is made up >> emergency medical tech and a community intervention specialists and some of the called determinants that we worked out with would be not aggressive panhandling found senile or senile person, a disorderly juvenile disturbance drinkers. so if you're having a baby or a mental health concern, if somebody is not acting right at the onset and you can call us

various media outlets. journalist gained access to the area shortly after ukrainian forces entered bay city. following the rushing withdrawal, the apparently show the charred bodies of a family including children. the footage has not been independently verified, but key of is accusing russian soldiers of being responsible. the cities mirror made no mention of any bodies in the streets, and the video management released following the russian army exit shortly after the ukranian national police release, this video soldiers combing through butcher after their take over some rectory. those appear to be the only signs of fighting in this city. no dead bodies can be seen in the streets, interviews, conducted by ukrainian forces in different parts of which it also seemed to have no mention of the allege mass killings of hundreds of civilians by russian troops where we got the chance to speak to a former officer in the ukrainian security services about the butcher killings, he feels the story being told by cube is a provocation, which raises more questions than answers which used to go work. the st

one south bay city has made several arrests in a series of smash and grabs.have been connected -- have been arrested. >> the six arrests have been a huge relief to businesses. police believes the suspects targeted them. this jewelry store was hit by smash and grab robbers three times. the owner says he is not the police now have suspects. steps away from that store is a jewelry repair store, another store that was hit by smash and grab robberies. the six suspects were not connected with this store, but he says the arrests are still welcome news. >> it's a good sign that we are happy to hear about. >> san jose police believe they were suspected to have worked together through january of this year. they are -- accused of targeting stories through it -- stores throughout the bay area. san jose police would not go into details about the investigation but say that had help from several other bay area police departments and those in roseville and merced. police could not answer how much jewelry they were able to recover but said the group was selling it as fast as

the east bay city taking action to give dozens of longtime residents above water.d have made a large bunch of us homeless in a very short period of time. >>> striking oakland teachers getting support from workers. how longshoremen are standing in alterity. >>> and these are not just trading cards. the warning from parents from one bay area police department. >> this often doesn't stop after the initial theft did >>> going right to the top to take down an organized crime ring. the big bust and crackdown on retail. >>> remembering an old school bartender known as a local and chinned in san francisco. >>> bay area homeowners in fire prone areas could be forced to pack up and leave. a glaring problem is making it impossible to stay. we say good evening to you. i am ryan yamamoto. >> i am juliette goodrich in for liz. >>> residents in areas already have to worry about space and planning possible evacuations. >> wilson walker explains fire insurance costs are creating an even bigger strain. >> reporter: at the edge of valley, this is the ridgeline community of berryessa

fake disability lawsuits this morning prosecutors are stepping in. >>> and leaders in one north bay cityorrowing $30 million. what the loan is for and the push back its getting. >>> the and will that powerful windy weather blow across the bay area this morning in your forecast in just a moment. first we want to show you this. good morning. it's tuesday, april 12th. >> we just saw that camera shaking all over the place. ndlls be dying down but

kristen: coming up, could mask mandates for large events be making a comeback in one east bay city? rts that one city councilmember wants to introduce a new ordinance. ama: eagerly awaiting fda authorization on a covid-19 vaccine for kids younger than five. the anticipation of one local health clinic and the plans alread fantastic things start to happen when you step aboard a princess cruise. doors open up for you, your favorite drinks start finding you. and everything seems to be... just how you like it. how does it all happen? it's no secret. it's our job to discover what makes you feel special. yes, you! and you. and you too. making sure you feel taken care of. that's what a princess cruise is all about. cruise this summer from san francisco with up to 40% off. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. kristen: oakland may bring back a mass commended for large events. ama: councilmember dan called plans to introduce an ordinance requiring masks at indoor gatherings of 1000 people or more. you told the paper if the ordinance passes, it woul

game, embarcadero will be quite easy. 280 extension will get you there but expect traffic into the city. bay bridge and golden gate bridge lightly backed up. lots of options. the bar, caltrain and the ferry would be a great way to get into the city. if you do plan on parking be sure to look that in advance. >>> this is a dream assignment for a lifelong giants fan. >> absolutely. it is a dream assignment for sure appear it feels overwhelming and i can't believe i'm standing here. it is feeling empty right now but in a few hours we are expecting giants fans to start coming in the field this place with orange and black and really there isa lot of excitement building up and there are some reasons for that. one is the lot down. not knowing exactly when the season will start. a lot of anticipation for that. they, the fans are looking for to sink the giants continued that season.and third, are starting to feel more comfortable. we note last year for opening- day there was limited capacity and they are excited to be here. fans are excited and also businesses and they say they desperately needed. thi

let's go look at the bay bridge heading into the city right now.ng as you're going. >> from the maze to that famous tx a little under 60 minutes for your drive. there. san mateo bridge where we do have some high gust. >> it will take you about 16 minutes as you're traveling across towards the peninsula. >> let's check on the ridges innerbelt bridge about a 30 minute commute. traffic slowly builds. hey, if you're along 6.80, southbound south of and ronnie wrote, this is as you're traveling to some know, we've got 2 lanes blocked because of an accident. there. and let's leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge. 20 minute drive. 37 to the tunnels. 7.30, right now. let's go back to the big story that we're following this morning, which is the deadly shooting in sacramento where 6 people were killed and about a dozen injured. now homicide detectives are interviewing as many witnesses as possible. >> the trying to piece together what happened on 4 will tran has been live all this morning and brings us the latest updates. good morning. well, >> rig

. >>> a string of crimes hits one south bay city. e sort it all out. >>> a group of officers that shot and killed a homeless man may get their jobs back. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix news. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, new details. were getting a clear picture of exactly what happened. >>> five oakland police officers were fired after shooting and killing a homeless man. this morning a judge says they deserve their jobs back. >>> it feels awesome but at the same time it is scary. >> from the holidays until spring break, lots of people will be traveling and getting together this weekend. with covid cases climbing, how concerned should we

not to mention the once and other bay area cities. a new poll from the bay area council finds less than half feel the bay area is a safe place to live and almost 2 thirds of the 1000 bay area registered voters who took part in the survey say they avoid going to big city downtown areas because of crime that can't be. we have to we have to do better than that. >> jim wunderman is president and ceo of the bay area council which conducts the survey each year. he says covid already dealt a blow to bay area businesses and fears of crime will make economic recovery even harder when there's a huge economic impact, then there's a huge social impact because we don't have the resources to support the folks who are really, really need the help of government. >> and we're not providing the job opportunities for people to get back into the economy so they become more dependent rather than less dependent on the government car break. ins have also become synonymous with bay area living. >> and in fact, the poll found that to be the top crime concern f

bay tomorrow looks nice. a great weekend to get out and do stuff. need to catch up after the rain. 70, redwood city. sunnyvale, 70. same thing for los gatos, morgan hill and in the east bay, plenty of sun, patchy valley fog to start with and that will go and we'll get sunshine. 72 at beniciaia. 73, walnut croak and san ramon. you go over stenson beach, the panoramic highway and end up there. great dog beach. 58 degrees. bundle up. it's cool at the coast line all weekend long. 71 up for ukiah and 74 at windsor. in the extended forecast, we're going to look for things to remain high and dry around the bay area with san francisco staying in the 60s all week for the most part. and baywide, pretty much the same. the warmest days of the week. the next seven are going to be on sunday and monday. it's no big heat wave. warmer than it has been. drier than it has been, too, for the foreseeable future. >> am i going to start thesing again? >> you will -- start sneezing again? >> you will. >> doesn't last long. >> nothing but bad news. >> sorry. >> all right. >>> good to see you. cbs evening news is coming up. >

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bay. all in the 80's redwood city, a 82 san jose. 86 east bay temperatures pretty solid mid 80's for the tri valley over to fremont and up to hayward while oakland and berkeley. 82 drive over 24 to walnut creek and concord. you'll find yourself a little closer to 90, as you will. also in antioch, in vacaville, each at 88 degrees for your highs today. santa rosa at 86 degrees. tomorrow's highs, the warmest not just inland, but look at those bayshore cities. also in the 90's tomorrow heading out to the coast, expect some upper 70's friday. still hot to start the weekend. but the rest of the weekend getting a lot more tolerable saturday and sunday. the 70's some sunshine saturday, few clouds on sunday monday bringing some 60's and that chance of light showers all right, john, thank you for that warm forecast traveling into the city right now. you can see. >> the metering lights are on. it's going to take you a little under 16 minutes to make it from the maze to that fremont street x. we're also picking up along 5.80, as well, traveling across towards the peninsula. let's look at the san mateo b

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san jose being the biggest city in the bay area. it's really important. >> it is. member from the east side, but that's one voice. from what i'm hearing from residents, they want a mayor who will spend some time on the east side, not just show up for photo ops and not just show up for press conferences here and there. they want a mayor who will be there for the long haul and listen to not just the west side, the north side, the south side, downtown, but also the east side. >> if one candidate doesn't receive 50% of the vote in january, what happens then? >> the top two will be in a runoff at that point. they will run for the same position, start their campaign fund-raising again. and then the winner of the november election will become the next mayor of san jose. that is if nobody gets 50% plus one. they need that one extra vote. >> they're all fighting hard for it. i've seen those signs pop up in a lot of different places. thanks so much, damian. we look forward to the event. >>> let's get a look at the forecast, meteorologist vianey arana has been talking about t

right in the face. >> well, for city leaders to make changes for the safety of everyone in the city, each in the bay area like it. >> weeding virus that's being taken from this city and spread out into the east bay. now that billboard will be up for one month as the group raises money for its next billboard location in san francisco. taylor bisacky kron. 4 news. >> well, in pleasanton, police are thanking some quick thinking citizens are helping them catch a burglary suspect. >> they say he was spotted breaking into multiple vehicles. thanks to the description given to police, they were able to catch them. man who they say is a parolee with outstanding warrants and was in possession of a stolen car at the time. santa clara police are investigating a home invasion after 2 french bulldogs were spotted. it happened around 01:00am on monday on street. police say nothing else was stolen from the house and that 2 people were inside when that robbery happened. officers say 4 people were involved. that investigation is still ongoing. in the east bay. scary moments at a city courthouse in downtown oakland, a

we'll do the lower 60's along the east bay shoreline. 70 going on for burlingame. 71 foster city, paloeter that 74 today, 72 going on for oakland, concord, 78 78. also pittsburgh fairfield, 79, 77 for napa in santa rosa at 79 7 day forecast. a little drop going on here tomorrow. all right. fine. little hiccup, if you will. a lot of sunshine into next week and look at these numbers pop. and 76 tuesday wednesday, 85 91. hello by tuesday. and then they backtrack into the following weekend east bay shoreline. also looking at a warm-up phase by thursday. even the beaches too. noel, thank you, dave. >> we do have some breaking news this morning out of the south bay, san jose. police are investigating after a man was shot earlier this morning. it happened about 2 hours ago on the 1900 block of a born road. police do not have a suspect or a motive. right we'll keep you updated, though. as more information is released. to some world news now. the united states committing 300 million dollars in additional aid to ukraine. the promised goods include laser guided rocket systems. armed drones, ammun

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pacific, an elder actually rising into the low 70's temperatures for most of the bay area in the 80's today, burlingame foster city degrees. san jose, santa clara and campbell at 86 today. it's a pretty solid mid 80's for much of the east bay, too. we'll be in the low 80's for oakland and berkeley while you cross over 24 towards walnut creek and concord. and you're closer to the 90 degree mark, same for you in antioch, pittsburgh, on up to vacaville, just shy of 90 degrees today. a number that a lot of us are going to get up to tomorrow. 90's for your highs, not just inland tomorrow, but right along the bay, too friday. we're still holding on to 80's and still warm. seeking relief, maybe head out to the coastline with warnings that we just told you about. first and foremost on your mind, then saturday and sunday, get here. a lot more comfortable for your weekend 70's or get a handle that monday and tuesday cooling into the 60's in just a chance of a couple light sprinkles on monday. >> john, thank you for that. all right. starting at the bay bridge. if you're heading into the city this morning, a little under 15 m

. >>> and leaders in one north bay city could approve borrowing $30 million. what the loan is for and the push back its getting. >>> the and will that powerful windy weather blow across the bay area this morning in your forecast in just a moment. first we want to show you this. good morning. it's tuesday, april 12th. >> we just saw that camera shaking all over the place. ndlls be dying down but it was pretty nasty. >> won't be that bad today. still like a 20-mile an hour gust but the numbers were 50. don't worry about a repeat of yesterday. today it'll be better. live look from our roof. looking back toward the bay bridge. we aren't deg fog. we are going to warm up for daytime highs on the flip side of that. it'll be a couple of dries warmer. today in general feels better there. will still be a bit of a breeze today. it'll be like a 20-mile an hour gust and really noticeable near the water. if you take the day hymn eyes in the upper 50s for most location that are right in the heart of the bay, add a 20-mile an hour breeze. the real headline in the forecast not

bay area and beyond. packed in to thrive city. at the chase center on sunday to watch the warriors take on the nuggets in game it. >> as part of the playoffs, the warriors hosted watch parties this week while the team was on the road in denver. buys good atmosphere first year that city and give support now the dubs will return to the chase center on wednesday after missing a chance to sweep the nuggets on sunday. i don't care the because they could have in that home said we will win the stuff. you know, we could put him away. but >> i mean, they have to win one, right. so what will come back here? >> when it back in the city and on surround to the words will take on the nuggets here at the chase center on wednesday night for game 5 on taylor bisacky for sports night live. >> thank you for that report. taylor. i think there are more people at thrive city today than there were at the we'll find out the giants, though they were in our nation's capital today. looking for the sweep of the >> we'll have those highlights after the break.

when a new study is saying about race and dementia, risks. >> in and after the break, several east bay citiesike in attempted atm robbery. this. >> from online scammers, 2 car smash and grabs. it seems like criminals are trying to find any way they can to steal money and a couple of cities across the bay area have been dealing with atm thefts. so here's a look now at the bank of america atm in brentwood that was hit over the weekend. police in britain would tell us they've actually dealt with 2 such thefts in just a matter of weeks. last month, someone tried to use a stolen forklift to pull an atm out from the wall. in that case, though, no cash was even stolen. police captain doug silva says most of the time the damages cost a lot more than what the robbers are actually able to get away with. >> they don't usually end up get anything out candidate to cause significant amount of damage. i'm not exactly sure what the motive is at this point. other than people are resorting to desperate measures. and typically when they robbed a bank, you know, they don't end up with a whole lot of money and th

that's common in the bay area in coastal cities that are expensive. >> so how big of an increase in home the bay area? >> it's in the double digits around 10% to 15% depending what part of the bay area you are, that's how much home prices are up. we anticipate that will slow down now that mortgage rates sore high. >> it's interesting to see. homes they still get snatched up so quick, all cash offers sometimes, they close in less than 30 days for sure. what are you seeing the impact with the rising inflation, if it's having on the bay area market? if people are paying cash, they don't have to deal with interest rates. >> inflation is motivating people to take a closer look at their budget especially when it comes to their housing costs, there isn't much left over with gasoline and food, also going up in costs. we're seeing more people migrating, leaving the bay area moving to more affordable areas like out to the suburbs or sacramento, or to the sun belt, phoenix, texas and florida. >> you're seeing some people stay in california? >> yes, there are still some affordable parts of californi