our team coverage continues with kron four's justin campbell. he's in the south bay with more on how people there are handling what is still. >> some really hot weather out there and just >> yeah, that's right. some people out here at absolutely loving the heat. others just trying to stay inside of a restaurant to cool off the temperatures here in the south bay, the 15 to 25 degrees higher than above. the normal average is even with this heat. lots of people outside here in willow, glen needing and drinking. but this he also may be uncomfortable for many so multiple cities here, mountain view, campbell, just to name a few opened up cooling centers for people to actually come inside, get some water in cool down. >> so one thing i will have a blaze on say that i will have a blaze on out and i probably will have shorts on because it is extremely hot. i mean, i've grown up like super hot weather, but >> i mean, i love it. i rather the hot them super 80. just a range of different opinions for many people on how they feel about this heat. but if you a

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justin campbell kron, 4 news. thank you, justin. due to these high temps, the city of campbell is hosting a cooling center for the public later this evening. it is located at the city's community center. >> in a room, the 42 until 8 o'clock tonight. >> firefighters in san francisco responding to a grass fire at baker beach where a lot of people were there trying to cool off. you see the smoke there. authorities closed the parking lots and entrance to the beach. they're asking folks to avoid the area on this hot day. you can see the scene there. it is not clear if any structures have been threatened, but where reaching out to firefighters trying to get the latest there overseas. now, the latest in ukraine today, the united nations general assembly voted to suspend russia from its human rights council. this comes after russian soldiers killed civilians. well retreating from areas near ukraine's capital. russia has denied that any ukrainian civilians were killed by its forces. meanwhile, russia has stepped up attacks in eastern ukraine

justin campbell kron. 4 news just in. as you mentioned, there have been a number of these unfortunate fatal incidents involving pedestrians in san jose. you said it happened around 6.30, would have still when daylight at that time. so obviously dry clear weather. so visibility should have been a problem. you know, can you tell from where it looks like there's some debris in the road? >> whether whether or not there are closer in a crosswalk. >> it's very hard to tell from where our perspective is, where our cameras are. but there is some debris in the road and you can see investigators are taking they're working. i think off of that debris that is in the road to try to piece together may be aware that, you know, car went after it fled the scene. but all of that detail will find out as we learn more from police to hear what they're looking for. all right. justin will be checking back with you. thanks very much, justin campbell. we're also following other breaking news out of livermore. there's a lot of traffic backed up on

tara campbell got an inside look at those efforts from a bay area woman on the front lines. tara: this is the scene at the airport in tijuana mexico, creating a list of those hoping to enter the u.s. >> there are medically vulnerable people here. we have a 10 day old baby. volunteers are working around-the-clock, lucky to get a few hours of sleep. >> chasing our tail trying to make sure that these people have a place to sleep that is decently safe and have food. tara: on their own, there are no nonprofits, just people wanting to help. >> a lot of people have put our jobs on hold. tara: in a couple of weeks, they've managed to come up the system not only for a number of people, but providing food, shelter and transportation. >> the alternative is thousands of people sitting at the border and unsanitary conditions for many days. tara: with the -- working with the government in tijuana, they secured this recreational facility, providing some sense of security amid the ongoing uncertainty. >> i'm hoping the government steps up. tara: the u.s. is processing roughly 500 refugees p

tara campbell got an inside look at those efforts from a bay area woman on the front lines.a: this is the scene at the airport in tijuana mexico, creating a list of those hoping to enter the u.s. medically vulnerable people here. we have a 10 day old baby. volunteers are working around-the-clock, lucky to get a few hours of sleep. >> chasing our tail trying to make sure that these people have a place to sleep that is decently safe and have food. tara: on their own, there are no nonprofits, just people wanting to help. >> a lot of people have put our jobs on hold. tara: in a couple of weeks, they've managed to come up the system not only for a number of people, but providing food, shelter and transportation. >> the alternative is thousands of people sitting at the border and unsanitary conditions for many days. tara: with the -- working with the government in tijuana, they secured this recreational facility, providing some sense of security amid the ongoing uncertainty. >> i'm hoping the government steps up. tara: the u.s. is processing roughly 500 refugees per day, say volun

and foster city mountain view getting close to the 70's san jose and campbell actually getting to 70 today. fremont union city at 66 for your highs today. conquered walnut creek at 67 oakland, 63 low, 70 for antioch. it's 71 degrees. one of our few spots also to be getting up into those low 70's. tomorrow's temperatures a little cooler. we start the day with rain. we end it with sunshine, though. sunday looks great for easter highs climbing into the upper 60's. we'll stay that way into monday, too. a little bit cooler into next week with tuesday and thursday, bringing returns of rainfall, potential back to rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at averages this 10 minutes for the driver. >> headed into the city right now, making it from the base of that fremont street exit san mateo bridge, looking at a 13 minute commute for you as you're traveling across towards the peninsula on this friday morning, a 10 over and check on the riches center show ridge always pretty quiet at this hour about a nine-minute drive and the golden gate bridge looking at 37 to the tolls.

justin campbell is there for us tonight.t the home depot in all the smoke that's covering santa clara county tonight. but benicia fire. on the other hand, that they're telling us

justin campbell kron, 4 news. thank you, justin. and this just in to the kron. 4 news room.land police are looking for a 15 year-old girl who's been missing since sunday. >> unai emery nelson, who you see there was last seen about 8 o'clock 08:00pm near 45th street and martin luther king junior way in oakland. she is 5 foot, 6 inches tall. weighs about 120 pounds. she has black hair, brown eyes. police say that she was wearing a dark green jacket with fur on it and white pants. anybody with information about her whereabouts is being asked to contact. opd is missing persons unit. that number is on your screen. it is right there now to the east bay where a reward is being offered to anybody with information. >> about 24 year-old alexis, gabe, who has been missing now for 3 months since her disappearance. the oakley police department has been working with any aac police to try to find her. she was last seen january 26th along the entry way in antioch. gabe was wearing a white tank top jeans and white and green jordan said the time of her disappearance at a press conference earl

now we turn to kron four's just campbell. he's in that san jose neighborhood where baby brandon lipps. yeah. just and you were there yesterday all day. now you there today. talk about the scene in what's going on there now. >> that baby brandon quedara. he has been reunited with his mom, but we have not seen them return home. let you look at the scene. you can see there is a lot of media here. it's a media frenzy waiting to get an image of seeing them return home safely. and when we p and to the left a little bit, i want you to see this is where he was abducted within seconds. this t an apartment building. now we'll go to some video of what this scene looked like yesterday. entirely different. you can see police were here all with the streets, blocked off fbi also week door to door knocking looking for more information. all we had was really the surveillance video of what this suspect looks like. now, one woman in this neighborhood told me that she doesn't want to let her kids go outside anymore because of what happened. it's

and now we turn to kron justin campbell. he is i live for us and the >> san jose neighborhood where baby brandon lives. what's the scene like tonight in the community? justin? >> a lot of neighbors are really didn't even know. baby brandon has been reunited with his mother. all let you see behind us. there is a lot of media that is here waiting for him to arrive home. we have not seen any sign of them. and if you look to the left, this is where he was kidnapped within seconds at this apartment building in this scene. i can tell you yesterday looked entirely different. we'll show you the video. police were here all night long searching the also, the fbi went door to door. one woman told me she does not want to let her kids outside anymore. baby brandon, found safely roughly 6 miles away this morning. neighbors are so excited to hear that news. >> see happiness. i'm just glad that he made it home safe he's just safe. and you know, scene. >> tragic happened. >> now, police tell us that 3 old baby brandon was checked out at a ho

justin campbell is there for us tonight. covering the fire at the home depot in all the smoke that's covering santa clara county tonight. but benicia fire. on the other hand, that they're telling us that that fire there's expected to burn for a few more days in crop for some. and harry has been on that scene for us all night long and we'll check in with her for an update in just a few minutes. but tonight we want to start in san jose. that is where kron four's. justin campbell is there for us tonight. and there are concerns justin, about all the smoke in santa clara county and embers flying from this fire and causing homes that are behind home depot to catch on fire. what's the latest there? >> and just in actually just spoke to a captain 2 to 3 minutes before we came on air. and he tells me they are actually downgrading this to a 4 alarm fire. he says roughly 40 people have been evacuated on the backside of this home people, not because of the embers, but they're mainly been due to smoke. there are a lot of flammable materi

our 70 degrees spots will be campbell in san jose, each right at 70 degrees in antioch. what you'll see here in a second just above 70 oakland, 63 for your high, same number fairfield, you'll be at 66. well, santa rosa down through nevado each at 64. tomorrow's temperatures. a little cooler as should be expected after a rainy start. but sunshine has reappeared tomorrow afternoon, friday today and sunday, easter looking very nice with lots of sunshine and highs right on the cusp of 70's will stay that way into monday before more chances of rain tuesday and thursday of next week. >> john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at some of our bridges like the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes traveling from 37 to the tolls. so no delays there. the bay bridge about a 15 minute drive making it from the maze into the city. right now to that fremont street exit. let's say if you're on north down 80 san leandro heading into oakland about 11 minutes for you, are also 5.80, moving along pretty nicely at this hour, too. for traveling from antioch, into conquered a little unde

you do have a few 70's for areas like the south bay, though san jose and campbell, upper 60's for the tri valley and some mid 60's to upper 60's along the east bay shoreline range of 70's to 60's as well. much as we're seeing for the rest of the bay area on up into the north bay. now, let's get a look ahead of next 7 days. that top line there you're inland highs. that next slide that just popped up. your bayside high's in our final line now or coastal highs. and as you can see, temperatures will be kind of an up and down in this one will be climbing as warm as the 90's, not just inland, but also near the bay on thursday. that's the hottest day of your forecast. but really from wednesday into friday is the core of this little heat wave that we have ahead of us. in the meantime today and tomorrow are much more mild with highs in the 60's and 70's and will return to those mild conditions by saturday and sunday. but if you're not used to the heat, maybe don't plan a whole lot later on this week as our first heat wave of the season really grips s all under dry skies. no precipitous site ju

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: if you want to help we have put together a list of verified groups that are sending donations and supplies to refugees. you can find that at abc7news.com/takeaction. francis, let's get a check outside. >> here is a live look from emeryville, looking out to the bay. the winds are really going to pick up and we will have cooler temperatures through the weekend. 20 of sunshine, but windy conditions i will tell you about, as well as rain coming on monday with the accuweather seven day forecast. liz: thank you, francis. three deaths in two days. the family of an oakland shooting victim speaks out on gun violence. and, planning your next vacation might be difficult. he covers some key tips in making the booking and rental process easier this summer. i'm a millionaire! i'm not a millionaire? i'm a millionaire? i'm not a millionaire. crypto is complicated. but as a tax expert with crypto experience, you can hand your taxes off to me. you do your thing, we've got your taxes. intuit turbot

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the campbell community center.just opened at noon and runs to about 8:00 tonight. >>> new, san jose's mayor is pushing a bold plan to address an increase in violent crime. >> anne makovec just spoke with mayor liccardo about it and joins us from the live news desk. what is he specifically focusing on? >>> the mayor wants to concentrate resources on people who reoffend and those addicted to drugs, specifically meth. taking a live look at the city of san jose, there has been an increase in crimes like rape, robbery, assault, and the mayor wants to do what he can at a local level to try to make things better. sam liccardo released a multi faceted plan. among goals, stopping the revolving door at the jail, pushing leader to crackdown on repeat offenders, expanding access for drug treatment, providing relief for businesses that have been victimized. >> the work involves in collaboration with partners to find how we can create morality earn times to straight release for many defendants where we know there is some risk of

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news.iz: if you want to have the people in ukraine, we have put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits that are sending donations and supplies to refugees. you can find that at abc7news.com/takeaction. francis, let's get a check outside. francis: yeah. here is a gorgeous view from sutro looking toward san francisco and the bay. sunrise coming up shortly. it will be sunny and very windy today and we even have rain coming up in the forecast. i will tell you about that shortly. liz: also had, three deaths in two days. the family of an oakland shooting victim speaks out on gun violence. plus, some tips for travel. we know people are starting to book their summer plans. book their summer plans. we will get the best deals, meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. book their summer plans. we will get the best deals, 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she'

campbell, san jose in antioch, in the low 70's.t of the rest of us pretty solidly in the 60's. oakland at 63, same for you in vallejo naplan. i-65 under sunshine today. that sunshine is really going to help us out as far as what it feels like. today's going to a opreally nice this afternoon. tomorrow, a little cooler because we see that rainfall to start. but sunshine does return tomorrow afternoon sunday for easter highs nearing if not getting to 70 degrees with lots of sun. next. chances of rain after that will be tuesday and thursday of next week. rain. john, thank you for that. you still have a hot spot. this is up and >> westbound 37 at sonoma boulevard. so traffic collision fuel spill. all lanes blocked. 29 those a good alternate for navigating and getting around that. >> heading into the city right now about an 8 minute drive for you traveling from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit. so no hazards or accidents there. >> also no hazards along one o ones or about 12 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula here in hayw

justin campbell kron. 4 news. the northern california woman accused of an elaborate 2016 kidnapping hoax. >> has reportedly signed a plea deal. the sacramento bee reports sherri papini will and mitt she orchestrated the whole ordeal and will plead guilty to counts of lying to a federal officer and mail fraud. prosecutors say the 39 year-old faked her abduction after claiming to women kidnapped beat in branded her. federal investigators say she was actually stay with an ex-boyfriend for 3 weeks in orange county. in the north bay part of center boulevard in san anselmo is closed indefinitely because of a sinkhole that opened up monday afternoon. public works and pg and e were there yesterday trying to fix that problem. the closure is in effect from bridge avenue to san anselmo avenue. people are being asked to avoid the area altogether. and commuter should allow extra time to get around that closure. the self-driving car has a run-in with the law in san francisco. and this thing was not about stick around for ticket

justin campbell kron. 4 news. all performing an abortion could soon be a felony in the state of oklahoma. >> governor kevin stitt signed a bill into law today making the act punishable by up to 10 years in prison. abortion rights advocates say that the bill is clearly unconstitutional and is likely to face a legal challenge. the bill makes an exception only for abortion performed to save the life of the mother. its passage is part of a trend of gop led state passing aggressive antiabortion legislation as the conservative u.s. supreme court considers ratcheting back abortion rights that have been in place for nearly 50 years. congress has passed the no surprises along with bipartisan support. it's designed to protect people from. >> surprise medical bills. but now that the law has taken effect, lawsuits have been filed. kron four's washington, d.c., correspondent alexandra limon reports. >> the no surprises law took effect at the beginning of the year. >> that protects americans from being brought cited, surprised

proffers justin campbell has more on what exactly happened. the stabbing and fight all took place outside students that i spoke to surprised to hear what happened while they were in the classroom. and then there's like helicopter outside a spokesperson for the san jose school district says multiple students got into a fight this morning. one male student was stabbed. he has non life-threatening injuries. disappointing. you you know. >> for somebody to act like that and in a school is kind of weird to spokesperson says a campus officer quickly stepped in and apprehended the student who stabbed the teen. no word on what sparked the fight. the stabbing comes just a week after shooting was reported near your brain. a high school sending the school into lockdown. gunderson was not placed on lockdown. classes went on while students processed what just happened. i don't think anything and high schools that. worth doing out over some just reporting in san jose. justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> happening today, san jose city council will hold a meeting

kron four's justin campbell, talk with an energy expert. when you might see some relief at the pump. >> energy expert says today's decision by the white house which led to lower oil prices will take roughly 3 to 4 weeks before we here in california. see a $0.10 decrease at the pump. >> so that isn't going to solve our california high gasoline prices, but it will do a little bit. >> severin borenstein is a professor at uc berkeley's haas school of business. he says now is the time to release 1 million barrels a day from the strategic petroleum reserves. if you're not going to use it now, i don't know when you would given that russia is causing a geopolitical disruption. bornstein says opening the reserves will also put pressure on putin. well, lower revenues flowing to russia and make it harder for russia to finance its war against ukraine. he says u.s. producers are racing to ramp up crude oil production after prices collapsed during the pandemic. but they're facing 2 problems. one is a supply chain problem for drilling rigs and other equip

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, parents say that they are outraged after learning that a teacher was arrested for coming to school allegedly under the influence of drugs and alcohol. sandra fell. police say they arrested. 46 year-old teagan lionheart. wednesday at terra linda high school, they say and alcohol screening tests showed that she had 3 times the legal limit in her system, a certified drug recognition expert determined that leonhard was under the influence of alcohol and prescription drugs. and cannabis when confronted with the results. the 46 yearold attempted are admitted to police that she had been drinking that morning. she was responsible for the safety of 53 students before police arrived, she was arrested and charged with public intoxication and child endangerment. tara lynn high school principal katie dunlap denied kron four's request for an interview but did say in a statement, quote, terra linda high school does not comment on personnel matters. the safety and well-being of our students are my highest priority. miss leonhard is currently on paid

the leaders of the house committee investigating the campbell attack have grown divided -- even though they have concluded they have enough evidence. despite concluding they have enough evidence to refer mr. trump from stirring a congressional proceeding, some on the committee are questioning whether there is any need to make a referral. the justice department appears to be ramping up a wide range of investigation. and making a referral could settle a criminal case was further partisan baggage. this morning is this article from the hill organization. liz cheney rejects report of dispute on january 6 committee on criminal referral from trump. she said there is not a dispute on whether a criminal referral is valid. a little bit more news. let's hear from gwen in birmingham, alabama. birmingham -- republican -- democratic line. caller: i don't understand how the republicans can have such a large lead going into midterms. i am concerned about my rights as a voter. my rights as a lot of things. rights that they have against women. i am against all of that. i am against clarence thomas wife

justin campbell is at the school and has the latest. justin. >> that school is closed this week, but i was able to talk to a parent and a few neighbors and they tell us this their shot. this is concerning. and this is a school that is right behind us. one neighbor tells us at night time there's sometimes people that are hanging around here that concerns her. but police say this happened over the school staff didn't notice the swastikas until one day. they say who ever tagged both of them. also. also tag graffiti. and this happened on the school's utility room. now, neighbors in this area that we spoke to are concerned about what happened. >> i haven't heard or seen a forever. so it's really shocking. and a shocking to see. we don't see that anymore. it feel like we're in a really tolerant community, which is why i love it. it's very divers. i feel like that. you know, just offense so many people here. i defends everybody. but is >> now authorities say they searched the area but don't have any footage of cool could have done this crime.

we're more than 100 firefighters are being hired back early because of the in fire danger and tara campbell is on the peninsula where many headed to the beaches today, but we'll get to that in a moment. but let's begin with abc 7 news meteorologist sandy patel for the very latest on the conditions out there right now sandy. yeah, dan, we had a spring scorcher today and we're setting records. let me show you the highs so far and the records so these are the cities that have now come in at record levels, san jose tying 93 degrees santa rosa 90 oakland 89 downtown breaking the old record set back in 1989 of 87. days and livermore 91 the old record was 89 degrees check out the high so far and other areas will have the official word in about a half an hour. from the national weather service it got up to 86 degrees in san francisco 90 in redwood city 87 in concord 90 in santa cruz 81 and half moon bay. so it was pretty warm and in case you want to step outside and you're thinking about going out for a walk well this evening at 6 o'clock. it's still going to be more but as we head towards about ni

last december, he documented spawning salmon that made campbell look like a alaska. >> this is one oft least 50 or more. >> reporter: today, he is counting the salmon fry, and will turn over the numbers to california fish and wildlife and the valley water district in hopes the salmon can get a human helping hand. >> we want to actually try to relocate this salmon here, to lower river systems where all of these uphills occur. you don't have to trap them. and then you can move them. and then we have tanks. >> reporter: castille hopes to organize an emergency rescue soon, since the fry are also in danger of being eaten by carbon bass, which also live in the streams. >> that is really, realistically, one of the most endangered species that we have. >> reporter: campbell, kpix 5. >>> biologists are trying to determine the origin of the salmon in the streams to determine if the fish are naturally reproducing in the river, or if they are hatchery raised fist that may have strained. >>> governor gavin newsom was in butte county to talk about the state's response to the drought emergency. whil

kron four's justin campbell spoke to the owner about the horrifying moments. >> in this quiet santa clara neighborhood, no one would iave ever thought to dogs would have been snatched in the middle of the >> and first thing i see is, you know, i'm saying i see a bear my face. gunmen kicking their way in sunday night to me say, oh, right, we gets home answered apartments. rodriguez says he was getting ready for the week watching netflix when he heard his 2 dogs. >> so i knew the tv and heard ground. i was like. never ground a bark at all. really. >> he says he looked through the peep hole in didn't see anything. but when his dogs can working, he opened the door to if they're going pull the trigger on. if they came for nothing came for the dogs. you know, i'm saying so. first thing i did, i just, you know, just turned around took off. you know, rodriguez says 4 masked men chased him up the stairs until he managed to lock himself in the bathroom are fighting with him. a good 3, 4, seconds. use china. he sure nobody. i'm trying to close it. kind of closing in a locked the door. >> you know, p

in campbell, jesse gary ktvu fox two news.an investigation is underway in the north bay to pg and employees were hurt on the job. the utility says it happened around 4 40 this afternoon along highway 29 in calistoga. the team was in the process of conducting a hydro test on the gas line with the injuries occurred to employees were taken to the hospital. no word yet on how serious their injuries are. pg and e says there was no release of natural gas. during the incident. the drug enforcement administration is holding its 22nd prescription drug buyback day tomorrow. the d e a partnering with local law enforcement agencies across the bay area, which will have bins and anyone can drop off on his pills and out of date medicines at sites. no questions asked. back is designed to get those off the street. get him to us. we'll seal them up and then we'll incinerate them and that they're gone for good, and we also make sure they don't get into the water system and other things that they happen to get flushed down the toilet or the drain

justin campbell kron 4 news. all right, justin, thanks very much. >> well, it is still the topic on everybody's mind. the statewide average for a gallon of gasoline is now $5.75. says at least that's about $0.9 lower than it was last week here in the bay area. napa still has the highest price is $5 and $0.91. that's down. only 2 pennies from last week in san francisco. $5.81. today. that's about $0.8 cheaper. a similar drop in sandra fell where the average price is now 5.76. oakland is at 5.75. and san jose at 5.73. >> president biden is saying he will try to do everything in his power to bring gas prices down gas and ethanol blend called e 15 will be cleared for sale during the summer. the epa banned during the hot months. that's because it can contribute to air pollution when there are high temperatures, ethanol blended fuels are cheaper than pure gasoline. >> it's not going to solve all our that's going to help some people. i'm committed to whatever i can to help. an extra buck or 2 in the pockets and they fil

justin campbell kron, 4 news. thank you, justin. in the east bay, police in oakley are now offering a reward to anybody with information about elections gave she vanished 3 months ago. kron four's grant lotus has more on the this has been going on for quite a while. and families obviously. >> upset about the progress or lack of distraught and they don't want people to forget about alexis and rightfully so. so. >> today they came forward. he'll reward is being offered to anyone with information about the 24 year-old alexis capers now been missing, as we said for 3 months since her disappearance, the oakley police department has been working with antioch police to try to find her. she was last seen january. 26 the long bent tree way in antioch. gabe was wearing a white tank. top jeans, white and green jordan's when she disappeared at a press conference earlier today, gabe's father spoke pleading for any information that might help find his daughter. >> we are pleading to whomever has information regarding alexis's disappearance to ple

justin campbell spoke to one of the store owners who share her story, how they robbed her within seconds. >> screens glass shattering and people running as robbers into jewelry store at la plus seat a shopping center in january. a security camera captures one owner pushing a jury case to lock herself in trying to protect my business because it's my personal business. >> and i have my kids and i was trying to protect my kids as well cared and didn't want to be identified. but she's just one of 3 other jewelry stores that police say robbers hit between october 2021. and january this year, brooke criminal, the coming 5 seconds. couple seconds. the coming still from you. it's not right. police arrested 6 suspects all between the ages of 18 20. no word on where the jewelry when but multiple guns were seized. detectives say they connected the robberies by the same criminal pattern throughout different cities in the bay. the men used sledgehammers broke the glass and took off with jewelry and getaway vehicles to pay for their crime. you know, they shouldn't be out there this should be working l

justin campbell takes us to that encampment as city workers move to try to move a little further away from that runway. the skies above are clear, but just below rotten garbage and squatters living on airport property. >> we'll stay back. going 10 by 10 san jose city workers notify people that it's time to go. they keep this area and was not vacated. we will start to dismantle and clear by the week of may 16 olympia williams, a division manager with beautify san jose just cannot live here, says the faa is demanding the area to be cleared for safety reasons. this is a flight coming in right now. i yes. i mean, you just. >> for a variety reasons in case they're needed there. any emergency actions that need to happen at the airport. they know this area is clear. >> the city has already cleared this plot of land from people living on it across the street. they're now working to get people cleared out of this area by june. 30th, a little bit stable. be here, you having somewhere to go knowing that this is my home more than 100 families live at the guadalupe gardens encampment, including jo

justin campbell kron. 4 news.an abortion could soon be a felony in the state of oklahoma. >> governor kevin stitt signed a bill into law today making the act punishable by up to 10

justin campbell covered the story for us over the weekend. he joins us now live in san jose with the latest on the investigation. justin. >> ken and pam, i still want you to get a look in. you can see how big this fire was if what you're looking at right now is the roof is gone. you can see those burn marks right there. the fire department saying that they are still working to put out hot spots and flare ups from debris that's trapped below the roof that actually caved in. now, a video that we took a little while earlier will play that for you. you can see the fire department was here putting out hot spots. the department saying the fire started around saturday at 5.30, near the lumber supply. >> part of the store now all of employees were evacuated safely. no reported injuries from any firefighters or store but due to that heavy smoke containing all of those contaminants from paint thinners due to also a plastic chairs. 45 people that actually live behind the home were evacuated. >> we won. but then when the waiting and how we got the didn't

we're abc 7 news reporter tara campbell has an update from fire. officials about that huge home depot fire lots of activity behind you yeah, dion as you can see, it's a much calmerce scene than what we were looking at night the noise you are perhaps hearing and the trucks going by they're going by quite frequently. these are at least a dozen trucks moving all the water. is used in fighting that massive blaze last night and as of today at one o'clock nearby neighborhoods did have that shelter in place order lifted officials said it is now safe for them to open. windows and turn on their air conditioning the ruins of a five alarm fire at a san jose home depot firefighters still at work after a more than six hour battle saturday night the fire now mostly under control. we're hot spotting through structure right now putting smoldering pieces of the building and the investigation which began yesterday is ongoing officials believe the fire may have started in the lumber section of the store, but thing can be concluded the investigation into what started

justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, a new park officially open in san francisco yesterday at 4 and a half acres in size. francisco park is now the largest park to open in the city of nearly 40 years. the park features panoramic views community gardens. they even have a fenced-in dog run there, too. it's built on the former site of the staff just a reservoir which had been fenced off and a new since 1940, san francisco mayor london breed was on hand to commemorate the opening. >> san francisco is so fortunate and we're fortunate because we take a reservoir and other things that were made. to not be assess abor available to the public and we create something magical and beautiful. that brings people together. >> i heard the call. the park also features a sustainable rain, water catchment system that's expected to save almost 900,000 gallons of water each year. and again, that park is free to the public. so get out there, take in the views and enjoy it. also in san francisco, the chinese culture center and veiled a new wednesday. fact they partner with wells fargo to create this artwo

up with no plans of slowing down delivery tara campbell abc 7 news also, great. yeah.ht something else. that's great, dan. we have a trifecta of the rain coming. that's right. abc 7 news meteorologist, san diego patel is here. yeah, dan and deon it is really wonderful to see the series of storms coming through here over the next seven days besides this one. we have three more coming. so let's look at live doppler 7 and we're gonna talk about what's happening right now. so as we get you into street level radar in san francisco, you will notice mission street right around the sunset district street it is wet heading towards skyline boulevard moraga, emeryville berkeley out towards castro valley crow canyon road. definitely watch out slippery roads in the north bay, san rafael to mill valley sir, francis drake boulevard fairfax, lucas valley area rainfall totals so far try close to an inch there in ukiah, but obviously everyone else less than that 4,500 in santa rosa a hundredth of an inch in san jose. we're still counting. these are just rainfall amounts so far. comforta

team coverage for you providing the latest developments on those fires abc 7 news reporter tara campbell is live for us in south san jose where a shelter in place order was just lifted this afternoon for those living near the fire, but we begin with abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard live in the east bay where flames just ravaged to the port of benicia cornell officials. say the fire was extinguished at about 12:30 this afternoon a whopping hours after it started. yeah, really incredible deon but yes, that is the good news. the fire is out here at the port but the damage has been done as you can plainly see the fire department says several hundred yards of dock damaged or destroyed here and it could put this deep water port out of commission for a while creating possible economic challenges for the bay area. ferocious flames tore through a pier at the port of benicia sending up thick black smoke the four alarm blaze. an early saturday afternoon near a silo filled with petroleum coke a byproduct of refining fuel it later spread to a long wooden dock topped with concrete putting out the f

first, justin campbell live for us outside the store. what's left of it?th the latest on the investigation. it's still a fire truck just arrived a few minutes ago. we'll give you a live look so you can see. but the department putting out a statement saying that they are still >> working to put up to put out flare ups from the debris that is trapped below the roof that actually fell. now, you can see the video just a little while ago that we shot the fire department. >> back out here a little while ago, putting out hot spots. that department saying the fire started around 5.30, saturday near the lumber supply. part of the story now all of their employees were evacuated safely. no reported injuries of employees nor firefighters in due to the heavy smoke. 45 people that actually lived behind the home depot. all of those contaminants were evacuated. >> what in the kitchen, the fence, people's fans and our friends, the same one. and he was so was we couldn't even get anything. we'll run out of psi that. >> now you can see if you look at that video and amber act

kron four's justin campbell has more on what large his lawyer claims really happened in this case. >> holding banners and signs supporters of former mma fighter cain, velasquez gathered outside to pierre a south county courthouse in morgan hill on wednesday. this time to confront the man who police say kane tried to shoot here. we goodlatte is charged with sexually assaulting the last kuz 4 year-old relative at a daycare. he was expected to enter a plea, but he only appeared virtually and his plea hearing has been pushed back to june investigations the police report the full police were just been provided >> and there needs to be time for both parties to review it and all grant and make sure the discovery is provided. >> supporters of the alaska say they disagree that is out on bond while the former mma fighter is in jail, charged with attempted murder for shooting at calarts crime like that against a child. and then some believes in the justice system fails and they have to take justice in their hands. >> where the world is right now. >> good lord is lawyer had a message for the crow

tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: if you want to help people in ukraine we have put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations to refugees by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. california's drought is getting worse. officials recorded the snowpack at 38% avenue -- 38% average and a depth of 38 inches. that is only 4% of what we normally see in april. these past three months have been the driest on record and more than a hundred years. >> that is typically when the snowpack is at its peak in terms of snow water content. unfortunately the northern sierra nevada experienced its peak snowpack in mid-january. liz: it sets the stage for the year's water supply. governor newsom ordered water agencies to implement more conservation measures. the lack of snow mean ski resorts are closing. this weekend will be the last for diamond pink, northstar, homewood, and boreal, who all announced that they will be close and that's closing on april 16. kirkwood and palisades close on may 1 and the resorts will

justin campbell has more on the tragedy and what's being done. >> the family of the 2 people killed. tell me the victims, a mother and daughter. they say they were on their nightly walk. they were crossing at this crosswalk when a truck hit and killed and both women then took candle lights in a makeshift memorial for the mother and daughter killed in the line. pollitt set them up for her neighbors she says were out and about regularly every day. i mean, they would come out and >> take us around the evening. usually with their family members, police say they are looking for the driver of this red truck that was traveling westbound on ocala avenue. >> thursday's hit and run. mark san jose's 24th deadly crash of the year. this one happened outside of a middle school. children are out and about almost every day and it still happens. people still raced down the >> they really pay no mind to pedestrians at all. >> obviously, we have a lot more work to do. mayor sam liccardo addressed the tragedy on friday saying he wants to add more officers to the traffic enforcement unit improve road des

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crawford's justin campbell has more.rgy expert says today's decision by the white house which led to lower oil prices will take roughly 3 to 4 weeks before we here in california. see a $0.10 decrease at the pump. so that isn't going to solve our california high gasoline prices. >> but it will do a little bit. >> severin borenstein is a professor at uc berkeley's haas school of business. he says now is the time to release 1 million barrels a day from the strategic petroleum reserves. if you're not in use and now, i don't know when you would given that russia is causing a geopolitical disruption. bornstein says opening the reserves will also put pressure on putin. >> well, lower revenues flowing to russia and make it harder for russia to finance its war against ukraine. he says u.s. producers are racing to ramp up crude oil production after prices collapsed during the pandemic, but they're facing 2 problems. one is a supply chain problem for drilling rigs and other equipment. and the other is a labor shortage because a lot

tara campbell, abc news. -- abc7 news.e state is pumping $70 million to turn six sites into housing units as part of the home keep project. one of those sites is the golden bear inn on san pablo in berkeley. berkeley will get $16 million for the project. the 44 rooms there will be turned into 43 permanent supportive housing studios to get people off the streets. altogether these six new home key sites will create 232 units of affordable housing. dan: after the break, a major crash in the north bay involving a bus, leaving nine people injured including three who needed to be hospitalized. we'll tell you w i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. available at your local retailer and club. available at your local dan: nine people were hurt in this crash in roanoke park. -- rohnert park. the department of public safety tells us that sonoma county transit bus was stopped at the intersect

kron four's justin campbell has more on today's revelations. >> branding quay yards, mom coming face to face today with the people accused of taking her 3 month old son might doing it well, we get that she's stable. we thank god that nothing bad happened to him she sat in court and watched as prosecutors charged jose por in just senior ramirez with 3 felonies, conspiracy to commit kidnapping of a child, kidnapping and burglary. santa clara county district attorney jeffrey rosen also shed some new light on how the kidnapping allegedly happen. he says ramirez took brandon's grandmother shopping at walmart and when they got home put t o took the infant. one of the things that, of course, we noticed. >> is that the individual came with a baby carrier to the apartment. then took the child and then walked out of the apartment. so to us that indicated. >> planning rosen says the 2 suspects knew the grandmother from church but why they kidnapped baby brandon. still a mystery. that's not something that >> we can't completely explain or may ever be able to explain. my life is full of uncertain

tara campbell, abc7 news.: remember, if you would like to help people in ukraine, we've put together a list of verified groups and non-profits. sending donations and supplies to refugees. go to abc7news.com/takeaction. ama: california's drought is getting worse. according to the latest snow survey. officials record the statewide snow pack at 38% of average with the snow depth of 2 1/2 inches and one inch of snow water. that's only 4% of what we normally see in april. these past three months have been the driest on record in over 100 years. >> that is typically when our snow pack is at its peak. it -- in terms of snow water content. unfortunately, the northern sierra nevada experienced its peak snow pack in mid january. ama: the snow pack sets the stage for the year's water supply. earlier this week governor newsom ordered water agencies to implement more conservation measures. so let's get now to abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. anything in the forecast? mike: some sprinkles. that's about it. and then recor

, campbell community center, e-42, and the mountain view public library and fire administration building will serve as ale don't ha conditioning, and in air conditioning for a lef ooet stay close to the shore and advice the beach coerce stay close to the shore as the water arrives. >> it may be warm out, but the water is going to be 30 degrees. >> yes, the water is going to be cold, so be aware of that, and if you have to get into the water, there are options. spend some time on san ma rin county ka far >> and you will feel that it is perfect weather on the way to work, but it is going to be hot this afternoon, and drink that water. in san francisco, see yabay." >> we will put those cooling centers up on the website. go to nbcla.com, and click on the trending bar. >>> today, the secret service respond fod suspension of four officers caught up in what appears to been ae lab rat setup. it was hatched by two men accused of impersonating homeland security agents. and they gifted gifts and even renting an apartment. homeland security said all people involved in this case are on administrative