service, live in castro valley.asmus ktvu, fox two news. >> allie, thank you. and we will bring you live, uninterrupted coverage of officer lee's memorial beginning at 10:00 here on the air at ktvu .com and the fox local app, and saw allie using that umbrella there in castro valley, checking with steve paulson right now to see what the procession and those mourners are going to be dealing with. >> as they head to that event. >> we have a lot of drizzle, light rain, a lot of fog. the main system doesn't come in until this afternoon, but we're already getting the warm overrunning here and there's been some okay amounts on drizzle, but it's going to be with us here for the morning. and then by this afternoon, rain will develop here. novato for san francisco with the .03 this morning san rafael point oh two napa airport oakland with a .01. so our system though that's a cold one. this will bring low snow levels i think in mendocino county, lake county a lot of snow in the mountains here. so the rain song is definitely in

that's the latest here in castro valley.wo news. >> and, henry, let me ask you this. this is, uh, we've seen those pictures coming in and we've seen a flood of flood of law enforcement officers there. in your estimate, being out there and watching that happen throughout this morning, how many officers would you estimate that you've seen come in to this event? >> i would say hundreds if not thousands. i know that the capacity of three cruisers is 3000 people. we do have officers and dignitaries. uh, we i've seen oakland mayor shengtao arrive. san francisco district attorney, uh, brooke jenkins, we see former and current law enforcement officers all here to pay their respects to henry. >> one more question. because of the weather, i know that they do often do motorcycle, uh, motorcades today. did you see bikes or just cars today? >> i did see a contingent of sunnyvale motor officers arriving earlier today. we saw officers on horseback and, uh, again, all, all kinds of police vehicles, from the suvs to the what's known as slick

♪♪ >>> right now at 11:00, saying good-bye in castro valley.oakland officer killed in the line of duty is being remembered. we're live as the community bids a final farewell to officer tuan le. thank you for joining us for our midday newscast. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. right now, family, friends, law enforcement, and the community are coming together to say a final farewell to officer le. he was killed in the line of duty while responding to a burglary at a cannabis dispensary. >> nbc bay area's bob redell is live for us outside of the church. bob, certainly a somber day there. >> reporter: marcus and laura, most, if not all of the officers with the oakland police department, along with their staff, are in attendance at this memorial taking place inside three crosses church in castro valley to say good-bye to officer tuan le, who was shot and killed, as you mentioned, during a burglary in oakland last month. there are hundreds of members from other agencies throughout the bay area, and as far away as fresno. that's the furthes

live in castro valley, lena howland abc seven news. thank you lena again. >> this memorial will be held at three crosses church in castro valley. you can watch the entire ceremony on abc seven. our 24 seven streaming app. our coverage starts at 10:00. the service is expected to last until about 1130. it's been one year since shengtao officially became oakland's mayor. >> she's the first hmong american mayor of a major u.s. city in oakland's youngest mayor in 75 years. tao has dealt with a lot during her first year, a little over one month into her terms, she fired then police chief lauren armstrong over his handling of a misconduct investigation. the mayor's office says she is dedicated to making a dent in crime. now, the police force has grown by more than 30 officers, but the city continues to see an increase in robberies, burglaries and motor vehicle thefts from 2022 through the start of this year. now, over the weekend, opponents of the mayor officially launched a recall effort. >> supporters of mayor tao are pushing back against t

at the conclusion of this memorial, live in castro valley. allie rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> allie, thank you for that live report. we'll have much more coverage online and coming up later this hour. and in the news at four as well. >> following some breaking news now out of tahoe, where we've learned about an avalanche at palisades tahoe ski resort, happened on the palisades side of the mountain around 930 this morning. above the gs gully area of the ct 22 lift. it's an expert run. crews are performing a search of the mountain at this time. placer county sheriff's deputies also on the scene. there's no word yet at this time. if anyone was caught in the avalanche palace. tahoe's website says all lifts are closed today. alpine is also closed for the day now, the sierra avalanche center reported a considerable risk of avalanche for today and tomorrow. of course. continue this story and follow this breaking news. bring you more updates as we get them. we were just talking with our meteorologist, mark tamayo, a moment ago about this. isn't the

live in castro valley. lena howland abc seven news. >> thank you, lena and again, the memorial will be held at three crosses church in castro valley. you can watch the entire ceremony on abc seven's 24 over seven streaming. our coverage starts at 10:00. the service is expected to last until about 1130. >> well, it's been one year since xiang tao officially became oakland's mayor. she's the first hmong american mayor of a major us city and oakland's youngest mayor in 75 years. tao has dealt with a lot during her first year, a little over one month into her terms, she fired police chief laurent armstrong over his handling of a misconduct investigation. the mayor's office says she is dedicated to making a dent in crime. the police force has grown by more than 30 officers, and the city continues to see an increase in robberies, burglaries and motor vehicle thefts from 2022 through the beginning of this year. over the weekend, opponents of the mayor officially launched a recall effort. now, supporters of mayor t

folks are still leaving here from the 3 crosses church in castro valley. and despite the rainy weather, there were thousands of people who showed up to pay their respects to officer lay and his family. wednesday morning, family, friends and law enforcement from across california arrived in castro valley to pay tribute to fallen oakland police officer twen lay. >> oakland police chief darren allison remembered lay has a dedicated public servant. >> his tireless efforts and fostering positive relations made a lasting impact. i received numerous calls and emails from residents community policing. the appreciative of the service and lauding his efforts. >> it wants kuz and jennifer also spoke recalling what a kind and generous man he was and how much he loved his wife and family. >> he was the light hearted smile that came into the room. the person you could always count on to share a meal with. and the person who would make sure there was a place for you at the table. i will miss him coming through the door at family gatherings. missed him at the table. and m

you are a true hero. >> reporter: in castro valley, velena jones nbc bay area news. >>> up next at 6:00 p.m. a new way to make it easier te save lives. santa clara county sending narcan straight to homes. we will hear from a mother who felt the deadly impact of fentanyl. >> the rain causing problems in the north bay. the weather phenomenon playing a role in this flooding. >> when this storm system makes its exit and the impacts of the new system we have coming up new system we have coming up we'll h not just any whiteboard... ...katie porter's whiteboard is one way she's: [news anchor] ...often seen grilling top executives of banks, big pharma, even top administration officials. katie porter. never taken corporate pac money - never will. leading the fight to ban congressional stock trading. and the only democrat who opposed wasteful “earmarks” that fund politicians' pet projects. katie porter. focused on your challenges - from lowering housing costs to fighting climate change. shake up the senate - with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. . >>> it is a

at 10:00 this morning here at 3 crosses church behind me in castro valley.od-bye for oakland police officer tuan le, shot and killed last month. this is an opportunity for oakland police officers, officers from other departments and government and community leaders, along with the public, to pay their final respects to the officer. he was shot and killed while responding in plainclothes to a burglary last month at a cannabis business in oakland. officer le was 36 years old, he was married. he graduated from the police academy in 2020. he was working as a community resource officer the past two years trying to build positive relationships between opd and oakland residents. those who knew le described him as a dedicated officer and a familiar face in the asian american community. officer le is the 54th oakland police officer to die in the line of duty and the first killed in nearly 15 years. reporting live in castro valley, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a solemn day for that family, thank you, bob. >>> today is demolition day for a building destroyed in a

the community came together at 3 crosses church in castro valley to pay their respects. kron 4 s charles clifford is live for us there outside of the church. charles, thank you for joining us. >> well, good afternoon. it was a very touching ceremony. and despite the rainy weather, thousands of people, uniformed officers, family friends, showed up to pay their respects to officer leg. >> wednesday morning, family, friends and law enforcement from across california arrived in castro valley to pay tribute to fallen oakland police officer twan lay oakland police chief darren allison remembered lay has a dedicated public servant. >> his tireless efforts and fostering positive relations made a lasting impact. i received numerous calls and emails from residents community policing. the appreciative of the service and lauding his efforts. >> 12 cousin jennifer also spoke recalling what a kind and generous man he was and how much he loved his wife and family. >> he was the light hearted smile that came into the room. the person you could always count on to share a meal with. and t

yes, at 10:00 this morning the public will gather at three crosses church behind me here in castro valley. this will be an opportunity for members of the oakland police department, other law enforcement agencies, dignitaries, including government and community leaders, along with the public, to pay their final respects for officer tuan le. he was shot and killed while responding in plainclothes to a burglary last month at a cannabis business in oakland. officer le was 36 years old, he was married. he had graduated from the police academy in 2020. he was working as a community resource officer the past two years, trying to build positive relationships between opd and oakland residents. those who knew officer le describe him as a dedicated officer and a familiar face in oakland's asian american community. le is, sadly, the 54th oakland police officer to die in the line of duty and the first killed in nearly 15 years. marcus, laura. >> very sad. bob, do we know what the latest is on the investigation into the murder of officer le? >> reporter: we do. there have been a number of arrests, laur

excuse heading over to castro valley for the funeral service that's set to start within the next hour or so when it comes to the public, there was a handful of cars that didn't stop. i did see one gentlemen open a store, stand out and, you know, take his hat off at the time during that time. but again, it just hundreds of officers coming together this morning for that procession. and some were still even tripling in even at around 8 o'clock when it was set to start when they actually did start to take off for that procession. but back out here live, thanks for the headquarters have come down as everybody has already left this area and is now heading over to this funeral services. as we get more information. here at the headquarters are for there's a new memorial that starts to be set up. we'll continue to bring you that live coverage for now. let's send it back to to live in the studio. thank you, michael. >> well, don't forget, as we keep reminding you in about an hour's time, we will bring you special coverage of the memorial service there for officer twan lay. you can catch it righ

the morning began with a procession that started in oakland and then made its way here to castro valley. we were able to watch as members of law enforcement and much of the oakland police department made their way off the freeway and into the church parking lot. opd officers got information, waiting for one of their own, standing silent in the cold as the rain poured on them for more than an hour. inside a memorial service that brought together leaders from around northern california, including attorney general rob bonta, spoke with -- oakland mayor sheng thao and others in the bay area. we heard from his family during the service this morning. >> i will miss him coming to the door at family gatherings i miss him at the table. i miss his warmth and cheerfulness. rest easy. we will always love you. >> officer le graduated from the police academy in 2020, serving as a police officer before becoming a community resource officer. following up on a commitment he made early on in life , serving in the asian youth services committee in oakland chinatown. born in vietnam, he came to oakland in

nbc's melina jones was in castro valley for this moving tribute. >> it is a goodbye that nobody hereted to happen. >> officer tual le was hard- working, dependable, driven by a desire to keep his neighbor safe. >> this morning, a final tribute to fallen oakland officer, tual le, beginning with police officers casket to downtown oakland in castro valley. the fallen thick 36-year-old officer, husband and friend, is being remembered, not only for his sacrifice, but his life. among those who spoke today, interim oakland police chief, there and allison, into the department in 2020. >> his kindness loyalty and smile will remain in our memories. the true hero that will never be forgotten. and in an age, when some question the commitment and integrity of our profession, we know that he did his duty, unwavering and unafraid. >> he was a person who fulfill his dreams and was deeply committed to his community. they say he wore his badge proudly and never missed an opportunity to help them goodbye, before every shift. his brother-in-law, recalling an conversation officer tuan le had with his mot

the castro valley chp office closed its doors for good on friday evening. the office is consolidating with the hayward chp office will be, which will now be covered. cover fairview, cherryland, san lorenzo and castro valley later this year. staff from the combined offices will be moving into a new. facility in hayward. the chp says the move will eliminate staff redundancy and that staffing levels in the castro valley area will remain the same. people are marking mlk day with a special faith service and service projects. we'll take a look at how the bay area is keeping the dream alive, creating unity and sharing love. >> i'm spencer christian. the upcoming week we'll get off to a dry start, but it won't last long. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps. with volunteers in more than 60 countries. living together. working together. transforming lives. together. join us. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them e

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and kron four's will tran is in castro valley now on this solemn dadecember 29th.you pictures and video of him. he and fellow police officers were responding to a burglary just down the street from jack london square. he was plain closed. he was in an unmarked pickup truck when he was shot. he was rushed to the hospital but died several days later. they were able to ultimately ultimately make arrests. but nobody's thinking about that, of course, to date there thinking about officer twan lay and they've been doing a pretty much for the past 2 weeks as the asian american buddhist communities in oakland. they pay their respects. last friday, the oakland police department, they had a procession for him in the past day or so through the streets of oakland, not to mention so many people stopping by the oakland police department headquarters to drop off flowers and pay their respects at that location. we do know that the casket left the oakland police department about an hour ago. so it should be here any moment now. officer lay was with the oakland police department for

this time, as you commute through castro valley connecting on to 238 in that castro valley y area.l affect the ride say if you are heading on to 880 southbound already getting just a little bit busy this morning forfolks commuting into hayward. >>> one of the world's legalling tech vents is back today and this year's gathering will feature a generous helping of artificial intelligence. >> yeah, ces 2024 in las vegas will host more than 3500 companies and they showcase the latest innovations in health care, sustainability, gaming and so much more. >> and of course we know we are tech central so that's why we have such interest in this. joining us to discuss some of what we can expect and maybe even have bragging rights about the bay area is caroline posener, senior manager for the consumer electronics show association. first the focus on ai and the big question, too much, too fast? or is it the right time to start implementing? good morning. >> good morning. good morning. we're very excited to be just a few hours away from the opening of ces 2024. >> so what are the most hyped produ

this happened around 5:30 last night at a home in castro valley. video shows dozens of firefighters cleaning up the home on garrison avenue. it's unclear whether anyone was inside the home when the fire broke out. we have reached out to the alameda county fire department and are waiting to hear back. >>> former president donald trump in iowa. nine days before the iowa republican caucus. the gop front-runner held a rally at the university urging followers not to get complacent. the latest polling shows trump with a commanding lead over the republican field in the hawkeye state. >>> meanwhile, the u.s. supreme court will soon decide if colorado can legally ban former president trump from appearing on their state election ballot. the supreme court announced it will hear an appeal by the former president on february 8th. trump is challenging a ruling that disqualified him from appearing on the republican primary ballot in colorado. that decision came from the colorado supreme court last month when justices ruled he incited the january 6th riot, barring

lei was 36 years old in castro valley. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> a well-known, well-liked woman in her oakland neighborhood, being remembered tonight. coming up, the search for the hit and run driver who killed the woman known as ladybug. the state faces tens of billions of dollars in a budget shortfall. >> but the governor says he believes he's found one way to help shorten the gap and new information tonight into the grounding of dozens of 737 max nine aircraft. >> what the transportation secretary has to say about those groundings, and a quick check of that evening commute as we give you a live look out at the san mateo bridge. >> smooth sailing over 92. you're watching ktvu news at six. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company

lay he was 36 years old in castro valley. henry lee ktvu fox two news and fellow first responders took part in the procession this morning. >> oakland fire showing their support for officer lay members of the department lining freeway overpasses from oakland to the funeral service in castro valley. >> oakland mayor shengtao also paying respect to officer, lay on social media. she called him a true hero, adding oakland owes an immeasurable debt of gratitude to officer twan lay. a debt we can only begin to repay by living life as he did through duty, honor and service to others. >> the alameda county district attorney's office also posting a message in memory of officer lay. it read his family and our community lost a dear friend and a dedicated public servant who made the ultimate sacrifice for public safety before a private burial at an oakland cemetery, officer lays family members spoke out about the kind of man he was. >> ktvu cristina rendon here with us in studio and continues our team coverage. cristina >> well, mike, ju

that will start in oakland and then end here at 3crosses church in castro valley.s church, the ceremony we understand will include an inspection formation and presentation of arms. all of that will then lead to the formal memorial service that will be happening inside the church where we expect to hear from state leaders and members of the oakland police department as well as some family members of officer le. reed, back to you. >> shawn chitnis thank you so much. part of the healing of this loss that has meant the officers hurt by the killing of one of their own still had to get up and do their jobs every day and late into the night. to that end, we can tell you they have made four arrests some connected to t shooting and some connected to the burglary that brought officer le to the scene in the first place. so three caught and cuffed in alameda county. here they are from left to right. allen star brown, charged with murder and other felonies also. mark sanders, the man police say fired the fatal bullets right there in the middle and sebron russell charged in the

it happened at around 5:30 tonight at a home on garrison avenue in castro valley.ideo shows dozens of firefighters. the fire broke out, we are waiting to hear back. >>> while standing the ground at people's park, protesters continue and cite the historic site of the counterculture freedom park. nearly 48 hours of the demonstrations at the uc berkeley sent its officers to clear the park, part of a move aimed at creating more university housing. gia vang with the people who say it should stay as their park. >> reporter: music filled the air at the corner of white and telegraph in berkeley. and, soon was being served along with pizza and more just a couple of steps away,. police tactical gear for many agencies on one side and 150 protesters on the other side of a pair of kid beaded all stems from what happened thursday morning at the historic people's park. >> they came in like several people deep. they had a tag team. >> reporter: ziggy is one of the people living at the park. he and others climbed a tree when a swarm of officers came in. the university sent dozens o

castro valley.you can see there. 5100 san jose just under 10 san francisco about 6, 100 just a trace in santa rosa. so not a lot of big numbers. we do have some wind out there. 21 miles per hour right now at a point raised 18 in san francisco and 20 at half moon bay. so we're going to have that continues. well, let me take you futurecast. i mentioned we're not quite done yet. you can see this next impulse coming in in the afternoon. it so the showers rolling through right as rush hour is happening. some heavier showers like they're coming in about between 5 and 07:00pm in the south bay. i think we'll see a bit of that. then we clear out and thursday is looking terrific. should be really nice day by friday. we start to get some clouds in late friday night. the next system taking shape. there's 8, 30 at night on friday and notice we wake up saturday morning to some very heavy showers. so this is what we've got to pick up between now and the end of the evening. and then we're going to add saturday's nu

currently there it's about 48 degrees 53 in hayward, back in through castro valley. this is the area of low pressure that we are tracking. it's banging up against the pacific northwest. it promises to move into the bay area and as it does so, what it will be doing is spreading precipitation. so let's time it together. official sunrise is at 725. if you have a tee time early tomorrow morning, you will be fine. the rain spreads across the entire area by noon 1:00, and then makes its way all the way into the san jose area. it meanders and then it pushes out about eight 9:00 in the evening hours. we're only talking about a quarter of an inch of rain to about 3/10. that's about it. all right. this is the main focus. winter storm warning in effect from 4 a.m. on saturday until 4 a.m. on sunday. we're expecting two feet of snow in the highest elevations above 7000ft. but it's going to be very windy. the winds 80 to 100mph at the lake level, about 6 to 8in of snow, but it will be blowing as well with those winds 45 to 50mph. so temperatures tonight locally with increasing cl

will be one today now that will start in oakland and then end here at three crosses church in castro valley and once here at the church for that ceremony, there will be an inspection formation and presentation of arms. all part of the ceremony that is planned before the memorial begins at 10:00 a.m. and one final thought from carl chan who you heard from. he said that officer le was a great reminder how important it is to have officers who reflect the communities that they serve. and that is one more reason why he will be so missed. reed, back to you. >> such an important point, shawn. thank you so much. just really punctuates the importance of his service there in oakland. you know, part of healing this loss is meant that the officers hurt by the killing of one of their own still had to get up every morning and stay update at night to do their jobs and part of that means that they made four arrests and some connected to the shooting and some connected to the burglary that brought officer le to the scene in the first place. so here's the update. three caught and cuffed in alameda county fro

hundreds of people including local and nationwide law enforcement gathering in castro valley to honor fallen officer tuan le. it started with a procession from oakland to the three crosses church in castro valley, where other officers stood in formation in the cold, windy, and wet conditions for more than an hour to bid farewell to their former colleague. katie nielsen if studio with me with more on how officer le was remembered today. >> reporter: amid all the ceremony and tradition, we also had the chance to hear from officer le's family for the first time. they spoke during the memorial to share stories of his life and pay tribute to an officer who was taken too soon. >> reporter: they sat as the casket was brought in. bag pipes bellowing, honor guards standing at attention. the first of le's family to speak was his cousin, jennifer. >> this was the kind of person tuan was at 7 years old. and at 36 years old, from childhood to now, we will always remember tuan for his willingness to share his time, making the effort and bringing us together. >> reporter: he was born in saigon, viet

hundreds of people gather in the rain in castro valley for slain oakland police officer tuan le's memorial service. katie nielsen joins me in studios with details on officer le and how he was remembered today. katie? >> reporter: liz, as you can imagine, that memorial service filled with all of the ceremony and tradition that you would expect for a fallen officer. it was also the first time we've heard from officer le's family and learned more about his life. >> reporter: the bag pipes bellowed as the flag draped casket of fellow officer tuan le was brought into three crosses church in castro valley. honor guards standing at attention, le's family in the front row. >> your hurt is our hurt. your grief is our grief. every member of the oakland police department feels the pain of your loss. and i, along with the entire department, stand before you, completely brokenhearted. >> reporter: le's family shared he was born in saigon, vietnam, immigrated to the u.s. with his mother when he was 7 years old. they settled in oakland where he later became a police officer in february of 2020. >> even t

>> we were pulling into the lot right about right as the avalanche happened, mark sponsler of castro valley, says he saw rescuers rush to the mountain. other patrollers search dogs were going up on the lifts. um, so it was all hands on deck. operation officials say some 100 staff, first responders and volunteers dug in the snow and surveyed the area, trying to find survivors, the placer county sheriff's office said the avalanche debris area spanned about 150ft wide, 450ft long. >> as i was there. there, i saw a snowmobile, ski patroller, snowmobile come down towing a sled with an individual in the sled. >> it's just regrettable and our heart goes out to his loved ones. >> rescue is say along with kidd, they found three others buried in the avalanche, one with a leg injury. >> those three were treated and released at a news conference. the president and ceo of palisades tahoe gave a brief emotional statement. >> this is a very sad day for my for my team and, uh, everyone here. >> video from the palisades tahoe instagram account shows crews as they had prepared the resort for skiers before we

. >> first responders from across the bay area made their way to a memorial service in castro valley for the late oakland police officer twan lay law enforcement agencies traveled from as far north as climate falls in oregon and down south like the city of orange. people came to mourn. the loss were welcomed by a beautiful backdrop of a double rainbow high above the 3 crosses church. so important. >> to here, standing and i would with him. we have from the prices. what we but it's important to stand >> so >> the weather played a somber role at times. drizzling than pouring dozens of officers were drenched in the rain as they lined up in formation. patiently waiting for the arrival of la's casket. >> officer lay was a light of many lives before he was killed in the line of duty on december. 29th. >> he is credited with making a positive connection between the asian immigrant community and opd within just 4 years on the force in attendance was oakland mayor sheng thao, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins and california attorney general rob bonta who spoke at the ceremony. >>

members of law enforcement and the public stood in the rain outside the three crosses church in castro valleyoday. as that procession and hearse carrying lay's casket slowly approached officers from around the bay area attended with outside agencies patrolling oakland streets to allow the department time to grieve. and at that service today, officer lay's family and colleagues spoke about his loyalty, his courage, and his dream of following in his grandfather's footsteps, becoming a police officer. ktvu christina rendon with today's touching tributes. today we remember tuan, who made the ultimate sacrifice by giving his life in the pursuit of that noble cause. >> protect the residents of oakland as officer tuan lays flag draped casket was carried into three crosses church in castro valley. >> hundreds gathered to say their final goodbyes and offer condolences to lay's family. >> every member of the oakland police department feels the pain of your loss, and i, along with the entire department, stand before you complete brokenhearted. >> interim police chief darren allison said. lay embodied al

una caravana de patrullas precedió la llegada del ataúd a la iglesia 3 cruces de castro valley, donde1 de mis hijos es policía. >> hacer solidaria con ellos a compartir su dolor. un poco. >> nos dijo que su hijo, cuyo nombre prefirió mantener en reserva, era compañero cercano de tuan, pudo haber estado ahí, pero estuvo libre, asegura que por eso ahora lo carcome el dolor en que él no estaba ahí para ayudarlo. alison se dirigió a los otros 2 policías que acompañaban a tuan la trágica noche del 29 de diciembre. gracias por ayudarlo cuando él más los necesitaba, hicieron todo lo que pudieron por él. lo cargaron en sus hombros al hospital. ustedes son unos héroes. por su parte, familiares agradeció las múltiples muestras de apoyo y el mensaje de elvia a su hijo policía que cuide la espalda de sus compañeros para que ellos cuiden la de él. el jefe interino, alison, también dijo que en ocasiones como estas era inevitable reflexionar sobre la naturaleza de su profesión, aunque no es glamorosa, si es necesario, afirmó. y lo hacen por la gente para protegerla. por eso esta vez dirigió 12 a tai

that memorial will be held at three crosses church in castro valley. you can watch the entire ceremony on abc 724 over seven streaming. our coverage begins at 10:00. the service is expected to last until about 1130. in the south bay, the police chief of the bay area's largest city announced today that he's leaving the department. >> san jose police chief anthony mata says he plans to retire in the spring to take on a new role. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has reaction to the news today and more from officials on now. the search for a new chief of the san jose police department is losing its leader, chief anthony mata made the announcement tuesday morning that he's leaving in march to take on a new role with the county. >> in a statement, he said in part, i believe it is the right time for me to embark on a new role with the santa clara county district attorney's office. i'm incredibly grateful for the support and encouragement i've received throughout my career in. mata, has been with the department for 28 years, and has been chief for three. h

. >> the procession starting in oakland, where he served to the castro valley church. the service will be held. good evening. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> officer lay was on the force since 2020, but now leaves behind his wife, his mother, and a lasting mark on his community. he always made me feel respected as a community member. >> um, i didn't feel like because i lived in a high crime impacted neighborhood, that he didn't understand me or he didn't. he didn't want to really make a change because things have been this way for so long. >> a small memorial is set up at the oakland federal building, where lay worked security before joining the police department. there he got to know retired opd officers who encouraged him to enter the police academy. >> tomorrow's memorial will be held at three crosses church in castro valley. you can watch the entire ceremony on our abc seven news bay area streaming app. our coverage begins at 10 a.m. the service is expected to last until about 1130. >> all though in oakland. others find themselves fighting over the direction o

report that a large number of alameda county sheriff's deputies are at eden medical center in castro valley, right now. so that may mean something. we do have more information coming in soon, and we'll pass that along to you as soon as it becomes available on abc seven news at four. and of course, on abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. all right. before we get to our first discussion topic, just a quick, quick look at the weather here. you know, it started out rainy. and even now we have some showers and what is going to be in store for the future? definitely gray skies this afternoon. but abc seven meteorologist sandhya patel has your full forecast with a look at our next chance for rain that's coming up on abc seven news at 4:00. you can track the rain in any time with the live doppler seven radar that our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store to download it. now now. all right. now, our first topic of the day, some major local economic headlines today from the city being on the hook for millions more than budgeted for the apec summit

as officer taiwan lays flag draped casket was carried into three crosses church in castro valley. hundreds gathered to say their final goodbyes and offer condolences to lay family. >> every member of the oakland police department feels the pain of your loss and i, along with the entire department, stand before you completely brokenhearted. >> and interim police chief darren allison said lay embodied all the characteristics of a great officer a loyal, responsible, caring and compassionate. those traits traced back to childhood and his cousin shared a story about lay when he was seven, the day before they moved to the u.s. from vietnam, his mom chose to buy an apple for taiwan that he wanted, not for himself, but to take home to share with his cousins as a symbol of parting ways. >> this was the kind of person taiwan was at seven years old, and at 36 years old. from childhood to now, we will always remember tuan for his willingness to share his time making the effort and bringing us together. he was the light hearted smile that came into the room. the person you could always count o

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you can take 8.80, in castro valley, although overall you're going to see slow drive times. you saw about 35 miles per hour, an early-morning accident. san jose was actually an overturned causing problems in both directions. but the accidents to 80 southbound near 8.80, southbound. you can take steven creek boulevard in san jose. but overall in san jose, i notice a lot of spinouts accidents and drive times an earlier accident was actually a big rig. fire had traffic backed up for 7 miles. we're now at 5 miles, 5.80, grant light. as you make your way, tracy end to the san francisco area. you can take the patterson pass or 11th street to avoid some delays. but it's been tough commute throughout the day. big picture showing you again, bay bridge mesa fremont, 18 minutes. but you still see that shine in the middle of the roadway. poor driving conditions right now, san mateo 80 to 101. despite it. we're still in the green 14 minutes. what you get to the tolls to 1, 0, one 18 minutes this morning are 8 minutes. excuse me and golden gate bridge to the tolls were at 26 minutes. but

we have kron four's will tran standing by in castro valley where we do expect things to pick up or so as far as twan lay. let me show you his pictures as well as video. he was shot and killed in the line of duty back on december 29th when he and fellow police officers were responding to a burglary. you're jack london square at a cannabis. this is he was in plain clothes driving an unmarked pickup truck when he was shot and killed. we carry that for you live during that particular day, he was rushed to the hospital. they were silent throughout the morning and then ultimately a little bit later on the morning of december 29th, they made the grim announcement that he had died in the line of service. twan lay was just 3 years into his police service with the oakland police department. the last time they gathered in this mass. james and darya was 15 years ago when 4 oakland police officers were killed in the line of duty. so fortunately, they have not done this off. and that, of course, always sad. they had a procession for late just a day or so ago. the buddhist community, the asian ameri

. >> the procession starting in oakland, where he served to the castro valley church. the service will be held. good evening. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> officer lay was on the force since 2020, but now leaves behind his wife, his mother, and a lasting mark on his community. he always made me feel respected as a community member. >> um, i didn't feel like because i lived in a high crime impacted neighborhood, that he didn't understand me or he didn't. he didn't want to really make a change because things have been this way for so long. >> a small memorial is set up at the oakland federal building, where lay worked security before joining the police department. there he got to know retired opd officers who encouraged him to enter the police academy. >> tomorrow's memorial will be held at three crosses church in castro valley. you can watch the entire ceremony on our abc seven news bay area streaming app. our coverage begins at 10 a.m. the service is expected to last until about 1130. >> all though in oakland. others find themselves fighting over the direction o

he was falling in oakland and castro valley church.y marched in formation when officer le first arrived. he was shot and killed during a burglary of a cannabis business late last month. family members said le loved his two dogs, loved being outside, hiking, biking, but above all he loved his wife, sara. they were high school sweethearts and got married in 2018. through tears his cousin talked about his selflessness and love for family >> this was the kind of person tuan was at seven years old, and at 36 years old. from childhood to now for sharing this time making the effort and bringing us together. >> at the end of the service the police chief presented le's wife and his mother with flags and badges. >>> the captain of this ferry may have been a little bold to go out in conditions like this. also, it looks like a natural disaster hit these classrooms, a school district says it was a person or maybe people. all they know they seemed extra angry. >> someone is hurting and i am hopeful that we can get them the help that they need . >>>

the memorial is set for wednesday morning at three crosses church in castro valley. we will have live coverage starting at 10:00 a.m. on www.kpix.com. >>> former president trump was in washington, d.c. today. federal appeals court heard arguments about whether he should be immune from prosecution on charges that he conspired to overturn the 2020 election. his team argued presidential official acts are not reviewable by the courts except for impeachment. the office of special counsel jack smith rejected that claim as baseless saying presidential immunity would allow a future president to take bribes or even order the national guard to murder his most prominent critics. >> as a president, you have to have immunity. very simple. if you don't, there is an example of this case where i did nothing wrong, absolutely nothing wrong. >> whoever loses the decision will likely challenge the ruling and appealed to the supreme court. that could delay trump's scheduled march 4 trial date. >>> boeing is hosting an all hands safety meeting today following that horrifying midflight bl

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rain fell as a police motorcade drove from oakland to the castro valley church. open officers in their dress blues marched in formation when the hearse arrived for the service. he was shot and killed during a burglary at in oakland cannabis business late last month. ♪ as we see the signs of respect , our community the blessing of getting to know officer tuan le. he loved his pets, the outdoors and above all his wife sarah. it was quite a love story. they were high school sweethearts. he met at oakland high got married in 2018. listen to his cousin talking about his selflessness from the time he was a child. >> this was the kind of person tuan was. at seven years old . and at 36 years old. from childhood to now , we will always remember tuan for his willingness to share his time , making the effort and bringing us together. >> our gratitude for his service in the family . letting us know who he was. look at the poignant moment. the police chief presented his wife and mother with flags and badges. >>> at home the headline the california, we have a massive money pro

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when we take a look at castro valley and what to expect today, we're seeing temperatures holding steadyf and on, even into the evening, with a chance of rain continuing. so our hour-by-hour forecast does show some spotty showers into the day, as well as the evening commute. and then tapering off early tomorrow morning. i'll have more on the weekend forecast. >>> mike, you have a couple of notes for the golden gate bridge. >> coming into the city we're seeing a build for volume and we see slick roadways. be cautious out there. as kari talked about, more rain coming through, heading toward the east bay, contra costa county. now, northbound i just saw the zipper truck moving as well, so there is another fact that will slow you a bit as you're heading out of the city. they typically have one lane blocked as the crew hits the center divide. the bay bridge toll plaza starting to see a slowdown. the metering lights are active and you look at the water spraying up from behind the vehicles. slicker roadways. the rain pushing across, pretty much across the richmond-san rafael bridge. green highli