that's in berkeley. the westbound side that was building, though she had a lot of people driving past and looking. 23 minutes crockett down towards the maze. if you are going to be traveling there this morning, the meteor lights just went on 11 minutes into the city right so that fremont street exit johnson talking about those really gusty high winds and you can see from our camera here shaking back and forth. that means driving a high-profile vehicle. no need to speed riches ever filbert 7 minutes tolls to 101. there lden gate bridge. thankfully clear skies today. 20 minutes. 37 tolls. sorry. james, back to you. thank you. reyna to this morning's top story is uc berkeley police arresting the man they think is responsible for a series of assault on campus and not just there either. in fact, that person suspected of also being >> a part of an assault that happened in palo alto where crawford's amanda hari to explain. >> students say there's a sense of relief on campus now that someone has been arrested. b

berkeley campus.w chick next to its siblings. falcons of the fans of the falcons in that nest on top of the campanelli bell tower have been awaiting more egg hatching . while fire experts say the new chick is looking healthy, but there is a chance the other two eggs may not hatch. he has never hatched all of the eggs she's laid in any given year. um and we don't know exactly why that happens. it can take up to two days between the first tip and hatching. and then the next two eggs. we haven't seen any activity from yet, but we're hopeful we'll start seeing some tips and little fuzzy chicks soon. big outdoor screens at the berkeley art museum in pacific film archive of also been playing the live stream of the nest for people to hang out and watch while in downtown berkeley. oh that's cute is really nice to look at. i mean, it's just it's just something nice to talk about. exactly, right. yeah right, right. i was never hating on it. i was just saying that it's just new to me, you know? and as we've talk

the latest incident happened on the uc berkeley campus just after midnight tuesday. a woman was grabbed from behind and knocked to the ground. she fought back and got away and other uc berkeley cases, the suspect grabbed female students and touched them inappropriately over their clothing. it makes me feel safer to an extent because, you know, that's one percent. >> but we have so many other cases here. and there's, you know, the constant emails of warren, me and things going on. freshman kiani shell says they get e-mails weekly about assaults on campus and she worries about becoming a victim. i mean, i am i always am. i mean, >> i'm a woman and she's not the only one freshman. adriana gutierrez says there's an inherent risk with being a student on campus being at school year like constantly out, you have class. so. >> to lake hear something like that. just like you wonder if we could even have that. >> palo alto police say this is the same man who sexually assaulted a woman while she was walking doing underpass. the assault happened in the middle of the day like 3 o

berkeley man. it's going to be controversial.one's going to have an opinion, but it would be great for the plan to, um to make it as easy as possible to have clear and designated routes for cyclists in berkeley, dave diddling ktvu fox two news also responding tonight walk bike, berkeley, the organization said it's disappointed in the city's decision to postpone the project , a statement sent to ktvu said . in part, our community has waited too long for safe routes to schools and destinations on this high injury street we call on the city manager and the mayor to get the project back on track quickly. hey, officials once again reminding drivers about the dangers of distracted driving the month of april is distracted, driving awareness month. santa clara county sheriff robert johnson joined other leaders from different law enforcement agencies today to talk about the risk of distracted driving all month long. they're going to be stepping up education and enforcement of distracted driving traffic laws. nearly 75. of california's ide

berkeley campus may also be involved in another sexual assault in palo alto, u. c. berkeley.ce arrested one person following the early morning incident near a student housing complex where a woman was groped and knocked down. there were several other similar assaults across campus. in the past few days. we talked with students who received alerts from police. honestly coming to the school did not expect it to be this unsafe. so that was a little that kind of that coming off guard. everyone i know especially that's a girl has pepper spray here, and this is why. u c. berkeley police department is increasing patrols around campus in case there are more attacks. the department didn't give any information on the person who was arrested. palo alto police say they think the person arrested in the berkeley cases was also responsible for sexual assault on a pedestrian underpass sunday afternoon, investigators say they went to uc berkeley took custody of 34 year old daniel condron puno on attempted rape and other felony charges. we're working to confirm with uc berkeley police that the

ban of gas piping which was to stave off fossil fuels and here's berkeley's kate harrison. >> we knowat is really about, and it trumps local and state government's rights to protect the community's health and safety. >> harrison says she's asking berkeley city attorneys to ask for a re-hearing at the 9th circuit court of appeals. reporting in berkeley, emma goss, nbc bay area news. >>> jerry springer, former talk show host has die at the age of 79. springer died peacefully in his home. springer was cincinnati's 56th mayor and after that he became a news anchor and commentator in cincinnati before taking on a new role as a talk show host in the early '90s. as news broke fans of his daytime tv show chimed in online many of them calling the host a legend. >> it is hard to make it in the bay. the housing shortage in california is pushing many out. new data shows how far behind the golden state is when it comes to building new homes compared to other states. abby fernandez. >> it is approving permits at a much lower rate and that's contributing to california's housing crisis. according to

how did this idea emerge, evolve at berkeley? >> so, after the murder of george floyd and 2020, and some community groups started to use nope, appealed to the school board and to the district to say that all of these disparities in the district for black students and that those need to be rectified so they put to gather a community letter that has not identified who was behind it, but it reached aboard and they decided to move forward with the task force and started meeting this week. kristen: now that they are meeting, what are they tasked with? ida: it is unclear because those meetings are not open to the public and it is unclear when they will be reporting the superintendent but they will be and have meetings for the next several months to discuss exactly what reparations could look like for black students. kristen: ok, so let's talk about what it could look like. i know that there are different ideas being discussed in this early stage, but are we talking about money to individual students or are there other forms of payment

the assault happened in the middle of the day like 3 of the 4 berkeley assaults. all these assaults happened within the past week. police believe other agencies still have active investigations involving the suspect. >> they say if you have any information to contact uc berkeley police or palo alto police in berkeley amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> and while investigators are still searching for suspects in recent freeway shooting that killed a 5 year-old girl over the weekend, caltrans is in the process of installing 200 freeway cameras statewide. governor newsom announced plans to fund the installation. the new cameras on freeways across the state response to violent crimes that have been happening on the roadways throughout california. so far, 8 out of 200 cameras have been installed in the east bay. the new cctv cameras are high definition and they should be able to detect the type of vehicle license plate number and how many people are inside the vehicle, too. >> it has to be consequences when people but committing crimes. no minutes on the freeway or any when t

berkeley attacks. a court hearing took place this morning and said francisco for the man accused of attacking the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi. david deepak was not at the hearing today. he is charged with attempted murder, battery and assault charges to papa's pleaded not guilty in court this morning, the judge ordered his defense lawyer and prosecutors to return to court june 14th when a trial date maybe set last october's attack left paul pelosi with serious injuries, including a skull fracture. it is also facing federal charges, including one count of attempted kidnapping of a federal officer or employee. today the driver of a stolen suv involved in a deadly crash in hercules during a police pursuit last month will be back in court 20 year old ralph white of galileo's facing a number of charges, including two counts of murder, receiving a stolen vehicle and causing serious bodily injury. he hit another car, killing a 31 year old mother and one of her six year old twin sons. her othe

uc berkeley is hosting a party that kicked off at 9:00 this morning. you can also watch online just waiting. >> spring has sprung. >>> next on our midday newscast, the image police want you to see in hopes you can help them solve this crime at uc, berkeley. >>> and homeowners beware, the price of homes trending downward, but despite that, why first-time buyers are still finding it difficult to make it in the bay. >>> should presidential candidates be subjected to cognitive tests to run for the white house? well, what does one of those tests look like? we take a closer look. want more e from your r vitam? get m more with n nature's bob. from t the first-e-ever tripe actition sleep s supplement.. to daily d digestive s suppor. to more wewellness sololutios every daday. get m more with n nature's bob. ♪ e estado dorarado ♪ ♪ alwlways in thahat state e of mind ♪ ♪ liviving on a h high vibrata♪ ♪ s so hot gonnnna make it t m♪ ♪ and i'm l lovin' what i'm t tastin' ♪ ♪ que bonitito lugar lllleno de t tanto saboror ♪ ♪ so mumuch flavor r ♪ ♪ u un future brilla

berkeley. police say they are understaffed and now fewer police officers are patrolling certain parts of the city. the change went into effect this past saturday. you have kron 4 sarah stinson with that story. >> berkeley police have 16 be teams that were assigned to different areas of the city. but due to an officer shortage, they had to consolidate that into 14. be teams were doing the best we can to manage. you know, like i said, it's a nationwide shortage is kind of across the board. so people are learning to do, you know, sometimes more with less officer jessica perry with the berkeley police department says it's a balancing act. the department used to divide staff into 16 be teams with 7 to 8 officers on each along with 2 sergeants. but that wasn't working during the day. you know, before we would have beats that were not staffed and other officers that are working, the other beats would have to backfilling cover the calls for service and to beat that wasn't theirs. so on april first, the

berkeley, you can see those clouds moving into the region, but quiet right now.how you that in coming low pressure system, futurecast showing those clouds moving in tonight this evening. but watch what happens. timing it out for you. thursday morning. that's when that system arrives. mainly impacting the north bay. and then we can expect some showers in santa rosa, clear lake around evening rush hour commute and the bulk of that storm is expected in the overnight hours. but that will impact your rush hour commute friday morning. and then things start to clear out before the weekend. so we're not going to get dumped on like we have been over the for future rain totals, santa rosa expecting almost half an inch of rain, a 10th of an inch in mountain view. napa livermore. and so a very light system. and of course, the action in the overnight hours. current temperatures right now we have low 50's and san francisco. 56 in oakland. 58 in san jose. warmer in the east bay livermore, concord and center as a in the low 60's at stormtracker 4 showing where that system is now

take a look at uc berkeley's falcon cam earlier today.ou welcoming their first offspring and three more are on the way maybe

they say anyone with any information is asked to call uc berkeley police or palo alto police in berkeley amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> an investigation is underway into flaring at the phillips 66 refinery in rodeo today. this is part fog, part smoke, but this was the scene this afternoon from our sutro camera and we have another angle contra costa health officials are continuing to monitor the air. they say so far there have been no reported. health effects. justice has been served apparently in the death of the san francisco city employee who was killed on the job nearly 7 years ago. >> the da announcing a conviction in the murder of jermaine jackson junior parker's ella sogomonian is in our newsroom with details on this case. l a. >> well, 33 year-old michael higginbotham has been convicted of first-degree murder. a jury found him guilty of pulling the trigger from inside of a car shooting and killing jermaine jackson junior, who you see here back on november. 30th, the san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says that he was shot while painting over graffiti at an electrical box

well, the suspect allegedly assaulted several women here on the berkeley campus. he's also connected to an assault on the peninsula. >> uc berkeley police in palo alto police work together to arrest. 34 year-old daniel woody condron connecting him to multiple felony crimes, including attempted rape. the latest incident happened on the uc berkeley campus just after midnight tuesday. a woman was grabbed from behind and knocked to the ground. she fought back and got away and other uc berkeley cases, the suspect grabbed female students and touched them inappropriately over their clothing. it makes me feel safer to an extent because, you know, that's one percent. >> but we have so many other cases here in this, you know, the constant emails of warren, me and things going on. freshman kiani shell says they get e-mails weekly about assaults on campus and she worries about becoming a victim. i mean, i am i always am. i mean, >> i'm a woman and she's not the only one freshman. adriana gutierrez says there's an inherent risk with being a student on campus being at school. y

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here's a live picture of >> berkeley here. and you can see nice, clear skies and we will remain that way for tomorrow at some parts of the bay area. and here's another look at golden gate. you can see the sun peeking through overall usually and the marine layer is blocking use. so just nice day today on your easter but future cast for now. we want to show you we are in a transitional period. i want to talk about and that's mainly due to a system to our north in the pacific northwest. so overall, clear for your monday and then the clouds start to roll in along the coast. and then as the day goes by even notice, some cldy skies at the north bay novato, san francisco, pacifica, half moon bay, maybe a sprinkle or 2 as well on the coast in oakland and concord, but not a major downpour. so very light showers is a weak system we're talking about. and when that system you're going to notice the temperatures dropping after that front comes through. so as you can see, while it is dry, you're going to notice is the temperatures and some

redwood city alameda in berkeley at 55. a mild cool start to this morning. now skies will clear out later today. what is the rest of the forecast have to offer? we'll get to that. still to come raining. all right. donna moment, it's a little more sunshine will good morning on a tuesday. >> all of just waking up hitting the roads today. maybe you're traveling into the city right now. want to take you 7 minutes. the meteor lights are off right now. so smooth sailing in terms of the 5 o'clock hour, 1281 accidents as it's under san mateo bridge, richmond center fell bridge push about 7 minutes there. going to take the golden gate bridge again. another foggy morning, just like yesterday, low beams and slowing it down. and our highways like the south bay 101, 30 minutes. 85 up to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran a 501. and happening now, uc berkeley police are investigating a series of assaults on campus. they have within days of each other. disturbing story. the latest incident happened just after midnight this morning. kron four's michael tho

take a look at uc berkeley's falcon cam earlier today.nd lou welcoming their first offspring and three more are on the way maybe in the next 48 hours. this is spectacular stuff. you can watch this all unfolding online if you're so inclined. >>> tonight, the terrifying images just released of the louisville mass shooting police body camera video showing how officers confronted the gunman, who police say ambushed them after shooting and killing five of his fellow bank workers using an ar-15 he bought legally one officer shot at, then getting back up to re-engage officers being hailed as heroes for stopping him from killing more people were there warning signs, and what his neighbors are saying >>> damage control new revelations from those leaked classified intelligence documents, putting u.s. alliances in question >>> the manhattan district attorney sues a top house republican, claiming interference in the investigation of donald trump >>> the battle over an abortion pill. big pharma pushing back against the ruling, as some states start sto

in a statement to kron 4, the mayor of berkeley said it's disappointing the 9th circuit. >> held at berkeleyke many other cities across the country cannot take common sense measures to protect its constituents from climate change. berkeley is evaluating the decision and its next steps. >> all right, back live now, several inbound environmental groups had supported the natural gas been. they have said that they are going to appeal this decision. but for now in berkeley, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you for that live report. the bay area council is sharing findings on a new initiative focusing on small communities with limited resources to fight wildfires. they focused on the town of paradise where the camp fire devastated the area back in 2018 killing 86 people and destroying more than 18,000 homes. the study found creating open space buffer zones like parks and playgrounds and cleaning vegetation could reduce the risk of wildfire losses by 75%. paradise is still rebuilding and is incorporating the study's findings into the plans. >> it's showing that with proper manageme

berkeley police say a body was found in the waters off the berkeley marina on monday.t body found at 06:49pm. after a caller said they saw a female body floating against the rocks on seawall drive. first responders tried to revive her. she was pronounced dead at the scene. berkeley police are investigating what led to her death. coming up here on kron. 4 news at noon. just watching illegal fireworks in san mateo county could cost you what you need to know about a new ordinance. >> plus, concerns being raised over the importance of mental health within the workplace. more on what you need to be according to a new study after the break. and trevor shirley in washington, the biden administration is proposing strict new rules on gas powered vehicles. >> to try to encourage americans to go electric. what does the average american want to buy an electric car? >> today, the epa plans to announce strict new automobile pollution standards as it tries to encourage more drivers to buy electric vehicles. but recently polling shows less than a quarter of americans are even interest

as students go about their day at uc berkeley. some are thinking about an aggravated assault that happened early morning tuesday in the midnight hour campus. police say a woman walking the west side of the foothill complex was grabbed from behind and knocked to the ground. she fought back, kick the suspect and got away. police believe this man is responsible for the attack. i was just like, wow, what is going on, but usually we get more and alerted spice three a day. police say the case may be linked to three reports of sexual battery in the past week . one happened last wednesday afternoon in the eucalyptus grove, the other on easter sunday morning outside stevens hall. in each case, a suspect reportedly grabbed a woman's private body parts over their clothing, and on saturday a similar incident. police say a woman walking by memorial stadium was approached from behind. the man groped her butt and chest and pushed her against the wall. she was able to run away honestly coming to the school did not expect it to be this unsafe. lit

the latest incident happened at uc berkeley area around midnight on tuesday.told you about this saying that she was grabbed from behind, knocked to the ground. she did fight back and got away. but in some other uc berkeley cases, the man grabbed female students to touch them inappropriately over their clothing. >> it makes me feel safer to an extent because, you know, that's one percent. but we have so many other cases here. and there's, you know, the constant emails of war, knees and things going on. >> police say they believe there are other agencies that still have active investigation involving the same suspect. anybody with information is asked to call the uc berkeley police or the palo alto police. >> well, in san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins announced a conviction in the murder of jeremy germane jackson junior. he was a city employee who was killed on the job. nearly 7 years ago. and jenkins says jackson, you see pictured here was shot at 25th in fremont street while painting over graffiti, which was part of his job with the department of

pushing for what they called the berkeley building. electrification ordinance. it's an effort to move the city away from fossil fuels yesterday. those in favor of the ordinance rallied against the federal court decision that overturned the city's ban on natural gas in new construction. the judge ruled of the side of restaurant owners who argue that the city bypass federal energy regulations when it approved that ban, supporters of the van who want this band. they say that it could reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and they ay modern technology is just as good as a gas stove. >> electric technologies suits increasingly available. many of the world's restaurants from fast food. a michelin-starred are choosing all electric just this january. alice waters of chez pennies just down the street announced it would become all electric. >> berkeley city council passed the natural gas piping than in 2019 as part of its climate agenda. becoming the first city in the country to approve a measure like that. city leaders say the court's ruling to

in berkeley, henry lee ktvu fox studios.n elsa bronte has repeatedly been targeted by burglars in the middle of the night km. cash for gold on san pablo road has been broken into several times since the beginning of the year video captured a group of people forcing their way inside back in january. it can be seen trying to remove a large safe from the business, but they were unable to take it out of the shop. these returned to the same business later this month. and again in february. the store's owner says the thieves were never able to steal any valuables but did cause a lot of damage. time is 8 30 for san francisco city leaders continuing to honor the life of well known drag queen cleaner now this photo was posted on twitter by supervisor raphael mandolin who says he asked the board of supervisors to adjourn yesterday's meeting in memory of that kalina, who, among other things, founded the oasis nightclub in san francisco. supervisor mendel men says heck , alina was a pillar of the san francisco community and she will be

uc berkeley police again are asking the public for help. i spoke with a young woman this morning is a student here asking her what she thinks about the situation. if she feels safe and if she thinks this man will be caught. take a listen. >> i really hope so for the safety of the students, especially for the women. now walk around early in the morning like just now, man, somewhere else where walking around just to go to the gym. so i hope that everyone is just say it are normally walk around campus alone. and most of the time, i'm a little scared. i carry around pepper spray. so that made me really >> she went on to say that there are times when she is walking through campus that she feels that she's not states necessarily when some certain people walk by. but she says that hopefully gets better. and this was the first time that you heard about it. i spoke with another student who said that they did hear about it through social media over the weekend, but we're not aware of the one that happened just now. but again, uc berkeley police are a

oakland berkeley, san leandro among spots at 63.se spots tomorrow will be the coolest day of the forecast. after that, we'll start to see a slow climb that does eventually take us back into the low 70's by the weekend on saturday and sunday rain. all right, john, thank you for that. a lot of sunshine to a hold you over for the week. >> we do have an accident here in albany, 80 westbound east of cleveland avenue. so you are seeing a delay along 80. remember san pablo avenue, always a good alternate. if you don't want to be stuck in those delays, looks like we're slow. just back past richmond. once you make it to berkeley, you're smooth sailing. there. the bay bridge meter lights are on right now on a tuesday morning. john's been talking about the fog and the mist out there. so that means no need to speed out there. you might hit some slick spots. 40 minutes. heading across towards peninsula, south bay want to one 30 minutes. 85 up to menlo park while 2, 80 82 starting to see traffic built just a bit. nothing terrible. 8.80, san leand

kron four's michael thomas has more on that from uc berkeley. >> uc berkeley police do believe that all 4 these incidents could be connected as they're similar with the suspect coming up in touching a woman in their private parts and sometimes knocking them to the ground and now that they have 3 photos out of the 4 incidents are hoping that the public will help capture this suspect. take a look. this is the latest photo releasep by uc berkeley. they're searching for this man about an assault that happened just after midnight this morning. police say a woman was walking near the foothill complex, which is a resident hall when she was grabbed from behind and knocked to the floor. she was able to fight back by kicking and get away. but that man is still on the loose. and police believe it's related to the 3 assaults that were reported last week. most cases they released these photos for 2 of the 3 incidents. the first happened last wednesday. the 5th at the eucalyptus grove around one 30 in the afternoon. the suspect grabbed a female students, private parts over their clothes. then saturda

. >>> the latest battleground for one of the more unusual protests at uc berkeley. the passionate fight to save a rare library on the chopping block. >>> when they want to find the money for something, they find it. we are saying this is worth prioritizing. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> it is an interview you will only see on cbs news bay area. the police chief is opening up about the racist message scandal that has thrown his department into crisis. it comes as the city council is meeting at this hour to talk about the federal lawsuit just filed, accusing the ty and police of civil rights violations. it is the latest twist in an investigation that unearthed a trope of racist and homophobic text messages and some unsettling allegations that officers were congratulating each other for beating up suspects during arrests. the fbi discovered the texts during a probe into the antioch and pittsburgh police departments. a grand jury is weighing charges that officers distributed cocaine and steroids and accepted bribes. this is having a major impa

berkeley became the first city in the country to ban natural gas. today, though, a federal appeals court ruled berkeley can no longer enforce it. the ban went into effect in 2020 and forbid use of natural gas in all new construction. the california restaurant association sued to block the ban. it argued the ordinance violates a federal policy that gives u.s. officials the authority to set energy efficiency standards for appliances. an appeals court agreed. the city of berkeley issued a statement today calling the decision disappointing, and it will evaluate its next steps. >>> let's take you back outside on this monday. the golden gate bridge was foggy and cold. the south bay looks a little better, but it's still chilly. a live look here in san jose. jeff is going to come back wh jeff is going to come back wh it we've got y your back,, roroad warriorors. because e we know you'u're picicking up ththe p, we've got y your back,, roroad warriorors. steeringng life at 1 10 a. we've got y your back,, roroad warriorors. yoyou're h hitting thehe roa. we've

if you have any information, call uc berkeley police in berkeley, ktvu. fox two news. police in palo alto have released a sketch of amended sexually assaulted a woman the attacker described as a man between the ages of 30 and 40, about five ft five inches tall with a stocky build. the attack was reported at the bicycle and pedestrian underpass on california avenue sunday afternoon. the victim, a woman in her fifties, told officers that she was walking or bike eastbound through the tunnel when she was attacked. another cyclist and male walked past her in the opposite direction, so she was able to see his face. the next thing she knew she was struck from behind and knocked down to the ground, and then she was sexually assaulted. a woman told police when she yelled for help. the men took her cell phone was found a few blocks away is being processed for evidence. people who live in the area say the underpasses well traveled. it connects the business district near the train station to a residential neighborhood. people are calling for cameras under there, and they have for

parents annie and lou live atop the berkeley campus. watch them live on the university falcon cam! there they are! i am not sure if that is annie or lou, but they are very patiently waiting for their little babies to hatch. the pair have been taking turns sitting on t the other hunts! >> here is a look at the falcon that has already hatched. look at that little thing! little hungry right there. >> if you want to watch the falcons on the big screen, there is time to go to the berkeley art museum. scientists will be on hand to answer questions about the falcons until after dark tonight. dozens of people have come out to watch the birds on the big screen. >> it's awesome! i feel like it is only in berkeley that you can come out and see a wide screen shot of a falcon nesting. >> it gives you faith that nature is going to hang in there! >>> coming up at 6:00 we will take you to the berkeley hills behind the cal campus where a world-famous falconer has made birds of prey his passion and his life's work! >>> northern california basketball fans

police say a body was found in the water off the berkeley marina.as around 7 o'clock in the evening. somebody called the said they saw a woman's body floating on the rocks on seawall drive. first responders got there and she was pronounced dead at the scene. berkeley police are now investigating how she died and we don't have an identity yet either 809, and new this morning watching just watching illegal fireworks can now get you find in san mateo county. yeah, the ordinance would work kind of like other ordinances that penalize people for for gathering in watching sideshows. >> this is an effort, of course, to trying to discourage people from doing it in the first place. will tran covering this live from san mateo county with the details. hi, well. >> the board of supervisors, they are throwing water so to speak on illegal fireworks by going after first and foremost, those who watch it because they shouldn't be around and you can't be near it within 200 feet because if you are is going to cost you for that show, it's the same concept as those sides

san jose berkeley sitting at 49 right now. alameda and oakland at 51 concord. you're sitting at a mild 52 while brett would yet again this morning, our most mild location at 57 degrees to kick things off winds, not much of a factor. we are a bit breezy into the delta vacaville and fairfield looking at 25 to 30 mile per hour gusts as we work our way through this tuesday morning. the rest of us, not all that windy as far as winds go, we are staying calm as far as temperatures go. we are looking a little warmer highs in the mid 70's by the bayshore this afternoon, which isn't too bad, but definitely a heat up inland areas getting toastie into the low 80's. now this is just the start of even hotter conditions just around the corner. going to be looking at some of our first 90's come the middle of the week. i'll talk about that. your forecast. as for our roads, we're doing all right out there. we've got the bay bridge at 7 minutes to get you across that right now from the maze to fremont street. as for the san mateo bridge, a 12 minute hall across it rolling at the

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berkeley police are investigating what led to her deaths.et's talk a little bit about our forecast this afternoon. taking a live look outside from our mount tam cam. that is beautiful. san francisco underneath some sunlight. but as you can see, the cameras shaken a bit. we've got a little bit of wind out there to talk about. kyla grogan here with more details on that. hi, kyla. yeah. hey, there looks can be deceiving sometimes. and we're taking a live look at half moon bay also spot that got some beautiful sunshine today, but certainly has been seeing a bit of that wind as well. the coast is really >> where we've seen kind of the highest numbers with the wind. a little cool out there today to half moon bay right now sitting at just 50 degrees. 63 their own of auto. 65 in santa rosa. antioch. now up to 64 degrees in about 60 in san jose. so difference in temperatures from 24 hours ago to now bit of a drop there. so 7 degrees less if you're in san carlos, 8 in livermore. so get the idea. it's a little chilly. so we've had kind of these frontal

one man in berkeley made it his mission to walk every single inch of the city. that is a long walk. he is part of a group called every streeter but, completing his journey has been no walk in the park. >> reporter: generally speaking, when people say take a hike, they usually mean get out of town. but for brian, it sparked a mission to actually explore every inch of his town. which in this case is berkeley. >> david letterman said anything worth doing is worth well doing. >> he is tracking his progress. he and his wife and huskey are heading to north berkeley to try to clear some of the stubborn bits of red off of his map. >> now red is good news. so, when it is completely gold, that is the thing you are seeking. >> it all started during the pandemic, when brian, a mathematician would go on long walks with his dog to pass the time. soon, his daily stroll turned into a numbers game that needed to be solved. >> i got more and more into it, every single walk waerian is p growing number of people , adventurers who during the pandemic gained a deep appreciation for hyper local exploratio

in berkeley, henry lee ktvu fox studios.least five people are dead after a tornado touched down in missouri video shows some of our first looks at the damage in glen allen trees are knocked over roofs ripped off. even some houses. missing entire walls were unable to show you that video, but the tornado touched down around 3 30 this morning local time. it's part of a day long risk of severe weather in that area. lillian will reports now. our house got hit. while you no lives were lost. it's heartbreaking. a massive storm system is moving slowly through the central us, causing widespread destruction in areas that are still recovering from the last round of storms. the hardest hit state this morning, missouri, where it's suspected tornado touched down about 50 miles south of st louis, ripping roofs off homes, destroying businesses and causing multiple casualties. damage but also you're the east. regal one there at this point there. vitality very active, search and rescue. this point. the weather event started last night when st

and there's a battle over people's park, as you might know, in berkeley at uc berkeley will now the governor is weighing in on that. plus. >> the warriors win big in game 5. that was an important one. now they're just one win away from advancing in the nba playoffs. before we get all that news. want to get to the weather. it even looks hot on tv is going to feel much hotter this afternoon. in fact, the warmest of the i guess the whole year so far, john, it really is for a lot of us. these will be the first 90's we have of the year today, which is. >> what a change from where we had been right now. looking outside from the berkeley hills skies are clear, even with that sunshine, we're still pretty comfortable for the time being. that's about to change the really quickly as we inch towards noon. temperatures are due more than inch upwards. we're going to really start climbing. but a nice morning, nonetheless. right now it's 50's low 60's for most spots. your window for getting outside for the job. the dog walk is closing at least comfortably. brett, what you're at 68 degrees. oakland at 60 wal

berkeley man. it's going to be controversial.going to have an opinion, but it would be great for the plan to, um to make it as as easy as possible to have clear and designated routes for cyclists in berkeley, dave diddling ktvu fox two news walk bike. berkeley is also responding tonight, the organization said it is disappointed in the city's decision to postpone the project . a statement sent to us said. in part, our community has waited too long for safe routes to schools and destinations on this high injury street, we call on the city manager and mayor to get this project back on track. quickly police chief ed alvarez announced that he is retiring after more than 25 years of service with the police department. the last four years has been as chief of police. alvarez's last day on the job will be made. first deputy chief kevin franklin will be appointed interim chief until a new chief is hired to driverless robot taxi companies could be taking passengers around san francisco by the end of the year. cruise a self driving company

in a statement to kron 4, the mayor of berkeley said it's disappointing the 9th circuit. >> held at berkeley, like many other cities across the country cannot take common sense measures to protect its constituents from climate change. berkeley is evaluating the decision and its next steps. now, several environmental groups had supported the natural gas band. they say they plan on appealing this decision. >> but for now in berkeley, charles, clifford kron, 4 news. >> we will now go to breaking news out of manhattan where one person was killed, 5 others hurt when a parking garage collapsed. this is video just into our newsroom from the citizens app showing vehicles piled on top of one another. authorities are saying they do not believe anyone else is trapped inside, but it's still a very active scene. the new york city police commissioner is calling this a structural collapse. it's not clear what triggered all fall down, but no other neighboring buildings appear to be affected. we're working to get more details on this breaking news story out of new york city. we'll talk about our forecast now

screen in downtown berkeley. crunch time for these falcons. all right video from a webcam at the top of uc berkeley's clock tower captured. today's birth. you can see the chick hole pink and fragile under mom's wing with the shell stills hatch dayn will be going on from 9 am until 7 pm. you can also watch the big moment on youtube by searching for cal falcons. great. all right. well the giants hit the field for their first night game of the season. taken on those dodgers right chris alvarez is here with sports chris dan, and i'm coming up in sports a busy day of bay area sports sharks a's giants all in action in an oracle park dodgers giants round one a familiar foe did some major damage tonight sports. rock casino several firsts for the giants here on monday tonight mark the first night game the first game against a nationally team and the first game against the dodgers this youngster a umpire in the making looking good right there giants ace logan webb looking for his first win of the season but sixth pitch in

screen in downtown berkeley.me for these falcons. all right v w at the top of uc berkeley's clock tower captured. today's birth. you can see the chick hole pink and fragile under mom's wing with the shell still near its head. tomorrow's hatch day celebration will be going on from 9 am until 7 pm. you can also watch the big moment on youtube by searching for cal falcons. great. all right. well the giants hit the field for their first night game of the season. taken on those dodgers right chris alvarez is here with sports chris dan, and i'm coming up in sports a busy day of bay area sports sharks a's giants all in action in an oracle park dodgers giants round one a dodgers giants round one a familiar foe did some (sniffs) ew. gotta get rid of this. ♪ tell me why ♪ because it stinks. ♪ tell me why ♪ no, you tell me why i can't get rid of this odor? ♪ have you tried new downy rinse and refresh ♪ it doesn't just cover up odors, it helps remove them 3x better than detergent alone. ♪ yeah ♪ guess the odor went bye bye.

this is from a camera near uc berkeley's tower. three other birds are expected to hatch tomorrow. the berkeley art museum and pacific film archive will be livestreaming the happy moment on its giant screen in downtown berkeley. >> you are going to see a giant outdoor screen with eggs hatching in real time. there was going to be a booth of experts. we are going to be able to talk about the event as it is happening. >> to hatch day celebration will go on from 9:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. you can also watch it on youtube by searching for cal falcon. pretty cool. ama: all right, still ahead, the annual easter egg roll out at the white house. among the guests, a specia before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g net

. >> >>> you just saw on the screen, berkeley stories . a berkeley man has made it his mission to walk every single inch of the city. he is not doing it alone, part of a growing group called every street. he tells us that completing his journey has not been easy. here is why. >> reporter: generally speaking when people say to take a hike, they usually mean get out of town. but for brian bischoff, i sparked a mission to actually explore every inch of his town which, in this case, is berkeley. >> david letterman once said anything worth doing is worth overdoing. >> reporter: using an app to track his progress ryan, his wife valentina, and their husky is on a mission to clear some of the stubborn bits of red off his map. >> no red is good news. so, when it is weekly gold colored, that is the thing you are seeking. >> reporter: it all started during the pandemic when brian, a mathematician, would go on long walks with his dog to pass the time. soon, his daily strolls turned into a numbers game which needed to be solved. >> i got more into it.

curve heading into berkeley, there's an alternate in place until about 5:30. another hour until the crew clears the area. there's also construction around gillman and that may impede your traffic flow. so far, no problems at the bridge itself. richmond bridge, there may be a disabled vehicle. so far, just some fog. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> it is 4:32. developing, a shooting at a san francisco walgreens is under investigation. it happened last night at 4:00 and market right at the westfield san francisco center. "today in the bay"'s gia vang has details. >> reporter: while people are still having to walk around this caution tape right here as officers are still inside that walgreens trying to figure out how it all went down. witnesses are telling us what they heard and saw. hours later, investigators were still at this walgreens on the 800 block of market. friends of the victim say she was 19 years old and visiting from sacramento. she was walking out of the store when she was shot. >> out of nowhere, she turns around, walking out of the store a

. >> fewer police officers are patrolling certain parts of berkeley. city's police department decreased the number of its be teams from 16 to 14. that change went into effect this past saturday. the new strategy is because berkeley police are significantly understaffed or kron 4. sarah stinson joins us now live in the studios with. >> what this means to public safety. sarah. >> yeah, berkeley police had to 16 different be teams in certain areas that kind of patrolled around. but the thing is they switched to to 14. you can see on this map kind of where these be teams are located in berkeley with the officer shortage. the teams weren't fully staff. so bpd decided to consolidate. we're doing the best we can to manage. you know, like i said, it's a nationwide shortage is kind of across the board. so people are learning to do. >> you know, sometimes more with less officer jessica perry with the berkeley police department says it's a balancing act. the department used to divide staff into 16 be teams with 7 to 8 officers on each along with 2 sergeants. but

the university held a hatch watch party today near the berkeley art museum. dozens came out to watch the birds on the big screen. volunteers were there to answer questions specifically about why the birds picked the campus. >> it is perfect. it looks like a natural nesting site. it is the right height. it has water around. there is lots of food. >> and he has hatched 16 checks since living on the campus! what a good mama. if it weren't for a serious conservation effort, those falcons might not be here today. 50 years ago they were facing extinction. i want to bring in jen mayberry, and she has spent time with somebody who has made it his life's work to protect these birds. it is fascinating. >> he has! i went on a hike with him. he is a falconer. he told me all about his work. it was amazing. let's take a look. >> reporter: shawn hayes not only sees and hears the ravens, but he can tell you what they are doing. hiking the jordan trail above uc berkeley, haynes knows all the flora and fauna. >> i have seen three different raptors since we have been here on thi

uc berkeley has been streaming the falcon cam on a big screen at the berkeley art museum.ou can also watch online. >> this is must-watch bird tv. remember, this is annie's third husband. there was all that drama between the first two. there were the two birds in a fight and one got killed and this is her third husband. you never know what wil happen with annie. >> annie, good luck. third time is the charm. >> let's hope so. at least it's nice weather for annie. this is birthing weather. >> the great views, sunshine. warmer weather. good for anyone outdoors later on. a little bit of wind around the bay area to contend with. if you're around san francisco or the coast, those gusts have been up to 45 miles per hour. 45 miles per hour within the last hour. sfo, 56 degrees. sustained wind at 33 degrees. 33 miles per hour, i should say. look at the trees blowing around. we're seeing some of that, too, across san jose but not as much around the tri-valley. west wind at 9 miles an hour into dublin. north wind at 15. into san jose, 61 degrees. not quite the upper 70s we enjoyed yes

ama: students at uc berkeley are occupying a campus library for the seventh straight day. they are protesting you see berkeley's decision to shut down its amp wrote -- anthropology library. it's causing an inconvenience for students. students plan to occupy until the campus rescinds the closure. >> uc berkeley is saying, when they close libraries like these, is that they don't care the accessibility of these materials and the accessibility of this knowledge for the public. ama: a statement from uc berkeley says, regarding the library closure, we wish the library could remain open but that's not an option at this point. senators have announced a new bipartisan bill to ban children under the age of 13 from joining social media platforms. the bill was introduced yesterday and would make tech companies get parent consent for teenagers to join. this includes the social media platforms twitter, facebook, and tiktok. lawmakers say legislation will help tackle the mental health crisis in the country which some experts believe stems from social media. >> the number of our important