the biggest change in the chp was their leader. there - chp was their leader.and leader last year lost the party election in the autumn to a reformist candidate, who is now leading the party. and he changed some key players in the party, and also ekrem imamoglu, the mayor of istanbul, was supporting a change, as well, and now they have a different leadership of the party. thanks for getting us up to speed on those elements there. onur erem, from the bbc turkish service in our london newsroom. mansur yavas, the mayor of the capital ankara, also from the opposition — said this earlier. translation: dear ankara residents, i re eat the translation: dear ankara residents, i repeat the phrases _ translation: dear ankara residents, i repeat the phrases we _ translation: dear ankara residents, i repeat the phrases we used - translation: dear ankara residents, i repeat the phrases we used when - translation: dear ankara residents, i repeat the phrases we used when we | i repeat the phrases we used when we won the 2019 elections. we do not see these election results as a

don't do that unless chp has allowed that for traffic flow. they may need that for emergency vehicles, north 101 at mckee. no change in the update as far as what is going on, but the crash was reported in the second lane and everything did completely stop for a few seconds. i think they may be trying to move vehicles or doing a break so they can get some progress on the crash. no major injuries reported. we're seeing some folks take 280, that's pushing as the volume build through san jose. that is shifting part of your commute. anywhere north of san jose, you're doing all right, and everything else is pretty standard. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> breaking news this morning out of san francisco, this is where the chp is investigating a deadly hit-and-run. it happened about 1:30 this morning when a car struck a pedestrian in lanes on westbound interstate 80 near the 5th street off-ramp. for some time all of the traffic was diverted. so far there's no vehicle description. if anyone may have witnessed what happened there, they are asked to co

that is exactly what chp actually wants to see. they are worried about the road conditions going into the weekend. we got a chance to ride along with a chp officer and talk with him about what they are expecting from the storm and how they are expecting to keep people safe. >> reporter: the office knows this portion of interstate 80 like the back of his hand. he has been a chp officer in truckee for 17 years and has seen his seen his shares of big snowstorms >> we are on high alert right now. the storm is coming, it is on the verge. it is on the other side of the hill coming this way. >> reporter: the officer is one of hundreds of officers that will be patrolling the roads during this storm doing his best to keep drivers safe and moving. >> if we are not getting calls we are constantly driving this freeway. when we see a person stuck, we assist them. i have had luggage packed in this patrol car and people stuffed in here, we get them off of the hill. we get them to safety. >> reporter: with storms like this, feet of snow is expecte

you see the chp officers, the chp cars on the scene blocking some of that traffic. it looks like the westbound lanes are flowing through pretty okay at this point here, but it's that eastbound that is really, uh, causing more of a traffic concern here. looks like that tanker truck still on the scene. again, the whole big problem was that it was spilling some fuel. so that is going to cause some delays for quite a while here. we're checking in with chp officers. at this point. they say they have no idea how soon these roadways will open back up for traffic. luckily, it's early in the morning, so we're not seeing too many cars on the roadway here, but they're a little worried that if this lasts for quite a while, it will last. it would create eventually a pretty big backup. so that's what we're hoping to avoid. of course, we'll keep our eyes on this for the remainder of the morning once we have more details, more updates, we will bring them to you for now, we are live in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. all right, james, thank you for that. >> driving to

also, kemal kilishdaro, the previous head of chp party, he said long lived the chp, republican people's party, which spread hope throughout the country, and he he said that this is very hopeful moment for the... a politic party, i don't know if you can, there are music outside and celebrations happening for the opposition, with 68 to 70% of the ballet boxes being opened in istanbul, i think that we know now the the result for the istanbul party did not make it, so when when we speak to analysts, when we talk to people why this happened, there are two reasons that they say this happened, one is the economic crisis and the the the the worst plan, financial plan. that the government has put for this crisis and they said that some of the voters they wrote on um the the papers where they should have casted their vote on the road that fix the economy and then try to fix the country, also another main major issue that made ak party lose this election is uh the support of gaza and the support of palestine, many people wrote notes like you gave up on gaza or you let down gaza and we're going to

chp says this was a hit and run. it happened between fourth and fifth street, right as after the bay bridge is mentioned westbound in the city, all traffic right now is being diverted off highway 80. if you're heading westbound at fifth street, chp is on the freeway investigating. this all happened about 220 this morning. so there's still some work to do. you throw in that wet weather, you can imagine it's going to take a while and this could really gum up the commute. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza at this hour. right now. not a big deal. as you can see,c people are moving in. lot more cars will be on the highway. you throw in those wet roads and it could be a could be a long day getting over the bay bridge so you can jump on board at work from home. that might be a good idea, but we will keep you updated throughout the show today. pam back to you. >> month of ramadan is now underway with no, negotiators from the u.s, qatar and egypt have were hoping to broker a cease fire ahead of ramadan. >> that w

chp is urging you to reconsider and put it off for a few days. a new study reveals that sitting for 11 hours a day or more can shorten lifespan. even if you exercise vigorously. this is the surprising part of that research from uc san diego studied older women between the ages of 63 to 99. they found that if they spent more than 11 hours sitting down, the risk of death jumped by 30. even if they exercised. researchers say that when you're sitting the blood flow throughout the body slows down, decreasing glucose uptake, health experts say. to avoid the health risks from sitting for too long, simply stand up every 20 minutes or so. something to remember these next few days as we're going to be inside because of all this wet weather. welcome to the nine. andre garcia and me are here and i am here. i should say, sitting down for, you know, even if you exercise right, it still hurts you. >> do you remember when that headline came out? like sitting for an hour or whatever, sitting is like smoking a pack of cigarets, a day. and i thought, oh my gosh. so

public information officer for the chp, mark andrews.e shared this report about the accident with us at approximately 1:35 a.m. this morning, westbound 80 near the fifth street off ramp in san francisco, we had a vehicle, collide with the pedestrian, in the traffic lanes. the pedestrian did not survive and has been pronounced deceased. the vehicle that was involved, was not here at upon chp arrival and fled the scene. we don't have any information at this time as to what type of vehicle that may be. >> now, as you can imagine, the chp is asking the public's help. anyone who is on the roadway westbound 80 coming off of the bay 145 early this morning, the roadway was wet, but if you saw anything, please contact the chp. they're still investigating this. they have no identification on the fatality.t were related to this in san fra, sending it back to you at the desk. alice schwartz, ktvu, fox >> alice. thank you. time now, 703. the chp also investigating a shooting saturday night on the bay bridge, where one person was wounded. it happened

after the initial report from chp. looking just to the top of the screen, the san mateo bridge in real life, we're just picking up a little volume. a smooth drive over the high-rise to and from the peninsula. >> thanks, mike. >>> lotto fever is back. ahead, the excitement building in the two mega drawings happening this week. >>> probably the biggest lotto type money you've made is from your house, that red hot >>> good monday morning. it is 5:14. we're taking a live look outside in san jose. it is a cloudy morning, and we're going to see a lot of clouds over the next several hours. but we will get some peeks of sunshine for the afternoon, as our highs only reach into the low 60s. we will have a cool week ahead and rain will soon return, so we'll talk about that timeline coming up. >>> and over here in the south bay, we're looking at 101 where we're at the limit, which is 65, mid-60 there. we're looking at a smooth flow northbound with headlights. i'm seeing a crash that might be affecting folks heading north out of he

. >> new numbers from the governor's office reveal the impact a surge of chp patrols is having on crimeound oakland. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley, and i'm ama daetz. >> the new numbers show the cooperation between agencies is making a difference. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has the story. >> today. the california governor's office said chp sting operations have led to the arrests of suspects tied to carjacking rings and gangs in oakland. in just one month, elevated chp presence in the oakland area has led to the arrests of 168 suspects, with 360 stolen vehicles recovered and 16 crime linked firearms successfully seized, individuals arrested for possession of, you know, drugs, guns, stolen property and then people arrested for outstanding warrants that they that they had this began with that surge that was announced about a month ago, involving a high number of chp personnel that went into the city of oakland onto city streets, not just on on the freeways. oakland's mayor reacted on social media, saying, together we are holding criminal groups accoun

chp for anyone planning to travel there this weekend. plus the storm shutting down yosemite national park. the precautions the national park service is taking and when yosemite is expected to reopen. then it's just another day. >> being a shop owner in oakland, small business owners targeted by thieves in oakland. >> the frustration from a first time victim who says she's seen it happen to others for way too long. >> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm andre senior. thank you for joining us. dangerous conditions in the sierra. we have seen the snow coming down hard on the mountain. chp telling drivers do not make that trip if you do not have to. ktvu james torres was in the elements along interstate 80 near blue canyon for snowplow drivers are working overtime trying to move the snow all out of the roadway, making it easier for drivers to get through. >> we're also seeing big rig trucks without chains having to pull over because it is just too dangerous for them to drive any further. just 30

tonight the chp says it was no accident. the crash happened yesterday near davis.o officers had just finished the traffic stop and were parked on the side when the car came flying at them. the crash sent both officers to the hospital, but they're both home recovering tonight. the driver was arrested. no word on a motive for all of this. >>> and in tempe, arizona, a group of firefighters playing pickle ball between calls had to save themselves from an out of control car that sped toward them. after running for their lives, they immediately ran to help the driver. he was taken to the hospital. we haven't heard yet why he ran off the road. >>> this tennis star may be ranked se >>> some of the world's top players weren't just hitting tennis balls at indian wells today. these players had to use their rackets as fly swatters to keep a swarm of angry bees at bay. and it looks like the bees won. >> there's a whole bunch of them all over the the court. you can see them. >> holy cow. never seen that before! >> no, they're right above the chair, the umpire's chair as well. ca

chp says the boy was sent to school after the call the parents and principal. california lawmakers are proposing a safety measure to help protect kids while walking and biking to school called the safer school zones act. state assembly member mark berman announced the plan at castle mark elementary in campbell. the school is just blocks away from the spot you might remember where the driver hit and killed eight-year-old jacob villanueva while walking to school. the plan would lower the speed limit in school zones to 20 miles per hour or less and also establish a more straight forward time standard for speed zones instead of signs that say when children are present. >> the hours include flexibility for communities to alter hours if those hours don't make sense based on the circumstances in that area. >> assembly member berman's office says california is one of nine states with a school zone speed limit greater than 20 miles per hour. only six other states mandate the use of when children are present signage. >>> san jose has a recycling problem, not the people d

that is actually exactly what chp officials say they want to see. we got the chance to ride along with a chp officer earlier where he told us how they're preparing for the some and what they're doing to keep people safe. officer chris patton knows this portion of interstate 80 like the back of his hand. he's been a chp officer in truckee for 17 years and seen his fair share of big snowstorms. that's why he's taking this weekend's storm seriously. >> we're on high alert right now basically. the storm is coming. it's on the verge. it's on the other side of the hill coming this way. >> reporter: officer patton is one of hundreds of officers that will be patrolling the roads during this storm and doing his best to keep drivers safe and moving. >> if we're not getting any calls, we're constantly driving this freeway. when we see a person stuck, we assist them. i've had luggage packed in my patrol car and people stuffed in here. we get them off the hill and to safety. >> reporter: he says it's not uncommon for drivers to get stuck or slide off the road. >

tonight the chp says it was no accident. the crash happened yesterday near davis.ficers had just finished the traffic stop and were parked on the side when the car came flying at them. the crash sent both officers to the hospital, but they're both home recovering tonight. the driver was arrested. no word on a motive for all of this. >>> and in tempe, arizona, a group of firefighters playing pickle ball between calls had to save themselves from an out of control car that sped toward them. after running for their lives, they immediately ran to help the driver. he was taken to the hospital. we haven't heard yet why he ran off the road. >>> this tennis star may be ranked se you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free

. >> i would ask chp if they would make the same decisions if their kids were playing at the park. >> reporter: keep in mind, chp is the governor's police force with jurisdictions across the state. >> it could happen to anyone's family. >> reporter: chp won't answer questions or acknowledge any policy changes when serving a high-risk warrant. >> it feels like they are trying to cover it up. >> reporter: we have been searching for answers through public records including video from that day, which appears after he was killed. >> the suspect is in custody. >> reporter: the sheriff's department hasn't released their coroner's report. but they say it is inconclusive on where the fatal shot came from, meaning it is not clear who fired it. roseville pd, which took over the investigation, says its confident the suspect fatally shot the victim, but refuses to release their full body camera video releasing just four 39-second editing clips. which appear to show officers shooting at each other amid the chaos. but provide little transparency or context on what went wrong that day. the risk to th

skewed by the chp friday. man suffering from a medical emergency near fort ross along the sonoma county coastline. chp flew its helicopter to the scene where it found the man at the bottom of a 1000 foot ravine. officers loweredúa crew member down to the man, where they placed him in a harness before bringing him back up to that aircraft. chp says they then flew that man to another awaiting helicopter before he finally got to a hospital. right now, the man's condition is unknown. chp is adding some new officers to its ranks. 100 new cadets graduating from that patrol's academy. friday's graduation ceremony marking over six months of rigorous training and commitment. officers will report to various chp offices across the state. chp commissioner sean derry was there to congratulate the class and swear them into the force. >> today is a great day for the a great day for california to's- get 105 new chp officers to go out and serve the communitiesúof california. >> chp is the largest public facing state law enforc

chp also issuing a statement on this crash.t be tolerated. >> are chp detectives, investigative personnel will work collaboratively with the district attorney's office to ensure this individual is held accountable for his actions. >> those 2 officers were both taken to the hospital for their injuries. chp says the suspect he's accused of crashing into the cars there has been arrested. a southern california family calling for murder charges after deputies shot and killed a 15 year-old boy with autism. deputies are responding to a domestic disturbance call on march 9th when they shot 15 year-old ryan gainer body cam video released this week shows gaynor charging a deputy with a 5 foot long garden tool before the deputy shot and killed him. attorneys for the gator family say teen was autistic and experiencing a mental health episode. adding that deputies were aware of that in a news conference this week, the sheriff said gainer needed and should have received mental health care in the days and weeks before the shooting. well, this

it's shocking video that was released today by chp hayward. now, it shows that just before 3:00 on wednesday afternoon on i-880 in union city, someone was driving in a truck when a green sedan pulls up. the driver of the sedan shoots through the window of the truck. chp new york says this happened after some kind of road rage incident. the truck driver had minor injuries and chp was able to arrest the suspects yesterday. it is important to note that this video from chp was released separately from governor newsom's announcement, and we do not know where specifically these cameras will be installed yet. however, governor newsom has taken notice of the violence on bay area freeways and cites it among the reason why a network of 480 high-tech cameras will be installed in partnership with the chp and safety. >> this building on efforts we made just a few weeks ago surged of california highway patrol. that's led to 200 arrests and 400 vehicles that have been recovered that were otherwise stolen. >> reporter: here's how the camera network will be se

chp officer in the truckee area. chris patton says if you are stuck in traffic, chances are vehicle ahead of you needed help getting out of the snow that's really ramping up today. we've had a closures on the been holding traffic a few times for several incidents that have happened on the freeway. >> multiple spinouts chain controls in full effect as heavy winds caused whiteout conditions. no injuries reported to chp in large part because of caltrans having all hands on decketo clear the roads. jeremy lender with caltrans says there's a noticeable difference of drivers staying off the roads on day 2 of the storm. anytime you've got a lot of snow. >> following a short period of time along with those gusty winds that creates now potential for any type of house are expected for the traveling public that not used to state. road crews staying busy as well as local public works according to truckee mayor david polity. we're running a at full-capacity 100% and so far so good. roads are clear and people are able to get aroun

there's been no update as far as the info from chp.t a crew over there and they may be stopping traffic to clear things to the shoulder. i'll give you an update. the sensors do tell us there's a bigger backup starting before story road, so north of tully it will be slow. you can use 87, it's clearer right now and traffic is relatively light. it might be better to join up around the airport on 101. everything else is moving smoothly into and through the south bay. the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza does start to form as the metering lights have been on. it almost completely cleared for a couple of minutes. we do have a new crash on highway 24, and we need to learn whether it's eastbound or westbound. there's no slowing through the area of lafayette. we're looking at a build for highway 4, 37, and in richmond that does indicate more for the eastshore freeway, more heading toward the bay bridge. the tri-valley moves slowly with slowing out of the altamont. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, what if i told you if there was $532 milli

chp hayward says it happened after some sort of road rage incident.r had minor injuries. the chp was able to arrest that suspect yesterday. >>> and developing in san francisco, a deadly shooting outside the powell street b.a.r.t. station is now under investigation. >> "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is joining us live this morning. so what do we know about this? >> reporter: well, we don't know much, marcus and kris. the shooting unfolded last night at 9:30 at hallidie plaza right outside one of the powell street b.a.r.t. exits in the city. first responders came on scene and found one person with a gunshot wound. that person was pronounced dead at the scene. two people have been detained. now, the area where this all happened is in the heart of downtown san francisco, what used to be westfield shopping center, to give you an idea, is just across the street. the cable car turnaround on powell is also just feet away, very close to this area. we have reached out to san francisco police for more details, and are still waiting to hear back. as so

chp in oroville posted these photos on their facebook page with the title quote.make this up. chp says an officer saw a car stopped, oddly in the middle of an intersection when he instructed to move, the car sped off. chp followed the driver, stopped, and then abruptly reversed the car ramming into the patrol cruiser. well, turns out that driver was a nine year old who had taken his mother's car and said he was driving himself to school, the boy's grandmother posted on the chp facebook page that the boy's mother had been in the bathroom and had no idea all this was happening until she saw her car was gone. commercial crab season will end early for most of the state, including the bay area and the central coast. california's department of fish and wildlife will shut down dungeness crab fishing beginning at 6:00 on the night of april 8th. this closure stretches from the sonoma mendocino county line to the mexico border, the state says. aerial and vessel survey reports show humpback whales are starting to return to the coast, but could get tangled up by netting and c

officers will report to various chp offices across the state. sean durrie was there to congratulate the class and swear them into the force. >> today is a great day for the california highway patrol. it's a great day for california to get 105 newc chp officers to go out and serve the communities of california. >> the chp is the largest public facing state law enforcement agency in the u.s. it has more than 6500 sworn officers assigned across the across california. the agency has also expanded its training operations threefold for the first time to match increased interestn a man is now in custody after a standoff with police in the north bay stemming from a hazmat incident. this happened in petaluma on friday morning arou 8:00. police were called to the area of vallejo andmasona reported hazmat situation. there ofrsay they found human sewage leaking from an rv. police say they asked the vehiclowr to come out for over an hour. whefirs made their way into the rv, they were involved with a brief standoff with the m before he was arsted. we're told

the caution from chp to take it slow if you are going to pass through. by the way, a total of 6 inches of snow is expected to hit the mountains today alone. it is the same cold weather we have talking about. law enforcement on the mountains are really saying they are utilizing avalanche beacons and probes and their training is really working as they try to track down anybody who might find themselves stuck in the storm. >>> you know spring is around the corner but poppies will soon be blooming in lake elsinore. the mayor there says there will be a shuttle service and parking restrictions to limit traffic congestion for people who are headed to the hills. >>> taco bell is scaling back in oakland and blaming crime. by the fast food chain is literally shutting people out. >>> it is easy to feel helpless in the world with all of the stuff going on and this is a way to make the world a better place. >> headlines don't have to be dismal. say hello to the bench guys making the bay a >>> kind of a dismal view of oakland right now, the rain coming down. we promis

the city says there's also public safety concerns, citing statistics put forth by the chp over the past five years. there have been 264 collisions statewide linked to street racing and sideshows. 30 people have died, 124 seriously injured . antioch's proposal goes a step further. it will go after those who organize and advertise illegal sideshows on social media. >> it's a big time show and who can top the other media. >> mark pereira has lived in antioch for 30 years. he can see tread marks in the intersection near his house. he supports the city's proposed ordinance. >> where there's a will, there's a way, you know, they can find a way. they'll do it and it, but it won't be as bad. and if they bite it real quickly, yeah, i think it could be stopped. >> some have raised concerns over freedom of speech and expression, but the ordinance states that organizing an illegal sideshow is not legally protected speech. >> law enforcement will have this extra tool uh- to not just try to dismantle sideshows, but if we don't get to a point where we prevent them, we can then seek criminal charges. >

. >> a man is now in jail after leading chp officers on a high-speed chase. last night. the chp says a chopper, its helicopter was called to a sideshow in vallejo when the helicopter arrived on scene, officers directed officers down below on the scene to the activity. police followed one of the vehicles involved through vallejo and then into the city of richmond. now, once in richmond, officers say the man got out of the car and into a waiting vehicle while the chp helicopter was able to keep up with that car and helped direct richmond police, who were able to then make the arrest. the suspect's identity has not been released. >> a warning in the north bay after health officials say five people have died in the last two weeks from fentanyl overdoses. his ktvu zac sos spoke with marin county's health department . officials there say people may be using fentanyl without knowing it. >> we're seeing an unfortunate and dramatic uptick in overdose deaths in marin county. >> five overdose deaths tied to fentanyl in just the last two weeks. >> normally and tragically, you know,

chp officer in the truckee area. chris patton says if you are stuck in traffic, chances are vehicle ahead of you needed help getting out of the snow that's really ramping up today. we've had a closures on the been holding traffic a few times for several incidents that have happened on the freeway. >> multiple spinouts chain controls in full effect as heavy winds caused whiteout conditions. no injuries reported to chp in large part because of caltrans having all hands on deck to clear the roads. jeremy lender with caltrans says there's a noticeable difference of drivers staying off the roads on day 2 of the storm and many who brave the elements were not so lucky. and we did several loops around the kingsville area. >> and notice quite a few either trucks along the snowbank getting stopped needing assistance to get that traction back up to get up and over the summit. state road crews staying busy as well as local public works. according to truckee mayor david pahlavi were running at at full-capacity 100% and so far so

. >>> the chp is ut shoulding down 280 in san jose.ouye is keeping tabs on what it is all about. >> we did get information with specific roadways and mapping it out it doesn't make complete sense just yet. we'll let you know what we have and then we'll show you on the map what's going on, as well and we'll continue to update as more news comes in out of our news desk and here is the south bay map and dead center right there. the interchange, 280, 880 and 17. a very important interchange right there and south of there is the activity. laura, you cited meridian and there is police activity that we reported and the speed sensors are slowing as you come up toward meridian. southbound i am told all traffic is being diverted off southbound 280 off of highway 17, but there is more traffic heading over between baskem and meridian itself. i did get notice that it is diverted north of the incident. somewhere between meridian and baskem are getting folks off of meridian and that would adjust where that police activity is. it is reported over 280

chp is warning about wet roads and santa cruz. they posted this photo to social media today showing a vehicle that crashed into trees on highway 17 near crescent road. fortunately, no one was hurt. meanwhile p-g-and-e's crews are working to restore power to thousands of people. here's a look at the current outages. there are still about 4000 of them across the bay area. we're seeing the worst of it in the north bay, where just over 2000 p-g-and-e's customers are without power. you can get the latest forecast and track the rain and the snow anytime with our live doppler seven radar. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store to download it now. we're now just three days away from super tuesday with primary scheduled in 15 states, including here in california. polling places will be open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. you can take your mail-in ballot there or to a dropbox or a county election office, as long as it's delivered by 8 p.m. if you prefer to mail it, your ballot must be postmarked no later than tuesday, and you can actua

they also recovered 16 crime linked guns since the surge in chp presence. there was announced back on february 14th. it's all part of a program between oakland and the chp in an attempt to solve crime. the governor's office says the chp will continue to have an expanded and visible presence there in oakland focused on deterring and responding to crime. there are currently 72 chp officers assigned to oakland assisting in that role. it's all part of the governor's 10 point action plan to support oakland's efforts to improve street safety and beautification. >> time now is 905. and a woman faces charges now for stealing a car with a child in it. san pablo police say that this happened. a car was swiped yesterday afternoon on california avenue and their surveillance video that shows a woman taking the car, richmond police and finding that car with the child unharmed in the car at baird avenue and hays street. police say the woman who took the car also took the victim's cell phone. so they used the phone to track the location of the woman to oakland and that is

revenue not the ideal but again, better to be safe than sorry. >> the chp officer says if you do plan to try and make it out there tomorrow, make sure you check the road conditions before you leave to make sure it's safe. in the studio. amanda hari kron, 4 news. all right. many thanks a lot for more information on the rain and the current conditions out there. head to our web site. >> kron 4 dot com where you will find road closures. current conditions your 7 day forecast and of course, all of your weather headlines. now to the east bay where police in oakland are investigating a shooting that happened today. officers responding to telegraph avenue near the oakland grab and go market. investigators say no one was struck by gunfire, but our camera captured a window that appeared to have been shot out. can police are also investigating a series of burglaries at businesses in temescal alley. investigators say a number people broke into the stores and stole merchandise on friday morning. the burglars ran away before police got there. but business owners are hoping, but these burglars even

, while ac party candidate got 37.19 so far, in adana same thing als the chp is ahead in antalia as well, however in hatai the party is ahead of the republican people's party, 26% of the ballot boxes were open in hawaii, 44.13 for the party, the ruling justice and development party and 41.11 for the opposition party, this does not come also shocking because we knew that hatai is going to be for the party, of course hatai is the area where the earthquake. happened or affected badly by the earthquake that took place last year, so this was expected because of the promises that the ruling party have made to the people of hatai and that they were actually most of them met in that area. the arebakir, which is the majority a province that the majority of its residents are kurdish, 33.2% of the boxes were opened 63.55, whereef the dem party, which is the kurdish political party. while 16.46 were for the ruling justice and development party also not a shocking result, this always happen in the arbakir because of the majority of it are being from the uh kurdish people, so that's normal for the kur

i just spoke to chp. they said your best option is to take 5.80, to 9.80, and then you're going to exit 27th street. they are right on the 27th street and made a left on mlk. then make a right on the west grand, ok? and that's going to take you all the way to the ramp to get on to the bay bridge will say that again, 5.80, to 9.80, take 27th street main rival 27. they left on mlk right on west grant. so we try to do is direct you around the backside of that accident or you don't have to interact with any of those delays at all. this is a photo that actually, james, you took early as you're traveling. you can see that backup building. so i typically is on traveling will hop on 80 eastbound. heading away from the city. you can also do that and you can exit at powell. you have to get back on 80 to come into the city. yeah, you have a couple options there. chp sent avoid the area. that's yeah. and right now they've got no estimate on when they're going reopen this. it's all, you know, pending the investigation

we just found out from the chp you see that pickup truck right there from caltrans. imagine that being the suspect instead making a u-turn and going back in that direction where the caltrans truck just came from and that particular way. we'll take you in the wrong direction. on 5.80, as far as the investigation, obviously way too early to release the identity of the driver and the bmw. >> on a personal note, i can tell you, james fletcher, john trouble and i just met, missed it. 5 minutes for me is probably only a few minutes. i went by here and i saw the backup. just thought it was a simple accident. had no idea that 2 people could have been us. 2 people minding their own business. all of a sudden their lives have been changed forever. one person in that van, major injuries and unfortunately that gray bmw, that person and so far the chp, they don't even know if it's a man or a woman that person died from their injuries and the 2 suspects, major injuries themselves. and again, this all started in else or according to the chp at some point, the elsa rio police officer

that is actually exactly what chp officials say they want to see. we got the chance to ride along with the chp officer earlier where he told us how they're preparing for this storm and what they're doing to keep people safe. officer chris patton knows this portion of interstate 8 # like the back of his hand. he's been a chp officer in truckee for 17 years. and has seen his fair share of big snowstorms. that's why he's taking this weekend's storm seriously. >> we're on high alert right now basically like this storm is coming. it's on the verge. it's on the other side of the hill coming this way. >> reporter: officer patton is one of hundreds of officers that will be patrolling the roads during this storm. doing his best to keep drivers safe and moving. >> if we're not getting any calls, we're constantly driving this freeway. and when we see a person stuck, we assist them. i mean, i have had luggage packed in this -- patrol car and people stuffed in here. we get them off the hill. we get them to safety. >> reporter: he says it's not uncommon for drive

well, the biggest change in the chp was their leader.idate and leader last year lost the party election in the autumn to a reformist candidate, who is now leading the party. and he changed some key players in the party — and also, ekrem imamoglu, the mayor of istanbul, was supporting a change, as well, and now they have a different leadership of the party. the leading opposition figure, istanbul's current mayor, ekrem imamoglu, said this at the party headquarters. translation: we have 9696 of the votin: data translation: we have 9696 of the voting data and _ translation: we have 9696 of the voting data and are _ translation: we have 9696 of the voting data and are leading - voting data and are leading with a difference ofjust over i with a difference ofjust over i million votes. as of this moment in the istanbul metropolitan municipal elections, we can say that 16 million people of istanbul have given us the authority for a new term. he told his party they did not receive the _ he told his party they did not receive the desired _ he told

off interstate 80, in both directions remain closed sunday afternoon. >> guys, chp truckee out here. so i just wanted to say thank you for your patience. we're trying to get this roadway open, as you can tell, a little bit of snowfall here on highway 50. >> caltrans says a snow slide on echo summit trapped several cars and closed the road for about 30 minutes. luckily, no one hurt. >> oh my gosh, it's so windy. wow >> bay area resident renee adelman is riding out the blizzard in south lake tahoe, where wind and blowing snow has been relentless node all day. yesterday >> and then today we woke up to about a foot and a half of fresh snow. >> my neighbor's house is. the snow is almost up to the top of their their doorways, but many roads are still too dangerous for travel. >> this skier had the right idea to get around on venice drive. check out the unreal conditions at the gondola station at palisades tahoe. this resort had to close on sunday. heavenly resort was opened and look how many skiers showed up to enjoy some fresh powder. after digging out. could take a while. kevin dupuis wa

but now chp is asking for your help. officers are looking for a hit and run driver on the peninsula who severely injured a cyclist another cyclist's friends say they are going to make sure the word gets out so the driver is found. we have more now. can you start by telling us what happened? >> the hit and run crash was reported around this time last thursday and unincorporated san mateo county. a 62-year-old mother was hit by a car while riding her bike near 92 and 280. her friends gathering at the site today say that the hit broker back and left her with other major injuries. they say that the car was coming down the hill and ran through a stop sign and they claimed the driver even stopped at first and got out but then sped off. friends say at the moment they are not naming the victim but they want justice for the crime. >> with some work, you can find the driver. this is a felony. she is badly injured. she may be injured permanently. >> i understand that there have been a few collisions like this on the peninsula recen

it has been more than a month since the state deployed a surge of chp patrols in and around oakland. of the initial results of the governor's crackdown on crime in the east bay. >> a casting call for men looking for love. the requirement and the deadline to make it on the golden bachelorette. but first, to check on the weather with meteorologist joe tuma. >> right on. that's exciting. all right, here's your look at your morning drive. it is really quiet out there. we have partly cloudy conditions. we're done with the wet weather this week. temperatures on the chilly side starting out in the 40s. we'll start to climb into the 50s. post 9 a.m. here's a look at future weather. lunchtime we'll have partly cloudy conditions, mid 50s to the low 60s, and then in the afternoon we'll get rid of any cloud cover. it's bright sunshine and really pleasant temperatures today. going into the 60s for most cities, up to 67 with sunshine in san jose, 66 in concord, 67 in vallejo, 63 in the city, 65 in oakland, 59 in half moon bay, up to 68. in santa rosa, here's live doppler seven, along with satellit

. >> plus, chp crime crackdown more than 160 people arrested in the east bay following several sting operations handmade art pieces, snacks from san francisco business thieves in. >> hasn't even been opened for happy new year. the action from disgruntled owner the artist. >> developing news now, contra costa. fire crews say a hazmat situation in martinez is now cleared after shutting down several streets. fire officials say 3 tankers were found abandoned on the side of the road friday at pacheco boulevard near how road and the martinez reservoir. 2 of them, we're told, but one was left there today that last tanker started leaking causing a brief hazmat scare. authorities tested samples from inside the leaking tanker and tell us the fluid was not hazardous. it's still unclear what exactly what's inside the tankers and why they were abandoned. another fbi raid on the dublin, a federal prison this week amid allegations of rampant abuse workers and the women incarcerated there have called the facility the rape club, even so this raid caught one of the attorneys representing victims by su

interstate 80, in both directions remain closed sunday afternoon. >> guys, chp truckee out here so i just wanted to say thank you for your patience. we're trying to get this roadway open, as you can tell, a little bit of snowfall here on highway 50. >> caltrans says a snow slide on echo summit trapped several cars and closed the road for about 30 minutes. luckily, no one hurt. >> oh my gosh, it's so windy. wow >> bay area resident renee adelman is riding out the blizzard in south lake tahoe, where wind and blowing snow has been relentless. snowed all day yesterday and then today we woke up to about a foot and a half of fresh snow. >> my neighbor's house is the snow is almost up to the top of their their doorways, but many roads are still too dangerous for travel. >> this skier had the right idea to get around on venice drive. check out the unreal conditions at the gondola station at palisades tahoe. this resort had to close on sunday. heavenly resort was opened and look how many skiers showed up to enjoy some fresh powder digging out could take a while. kevin dupuis was trying to cle

so officer montiel, uh, a little while ago, truckee chp, which is the chp office closest to donner summit, says, uh, in capital letters, highly recommended. you don't go. right. so that means that, you know, you can go if you have the right equipment. but if you're just like a very a novice, like the people down here, uh, who don't do it all the time, you probably shouldn't go right. >> exactly. uh, we've had a couple of friends that say, hey, let's go up to the snow. and i'm like, yeah, we're not going to go this weekend because they know it's going to it's going to be, um, yes, you can go up there, but then you're, uh, risking yourself to something that there's nothing that you can control. so there could be an avalanche. there could be, uh, we know there's going to be a lot of snow. so if you don't have to be out there just stay away and then wait. wait till next weekend. >> chp officer art montiel. good information. we're just trying to remind people. thank you for joining us. thank you. garcia, let's go back to you, sal. thank you. time now is 738. >> the oakland police commission is

islam, who do not like, i mean the overall policies of party, let's say, and majority of them votes for chp, and as they did in the presidential elections, they voted for according to the poles, i mean, this is this is according to researches, they were pro k. taro who was the previous presidential hopeful of republican people's party and the united six coalition and now uh was actually under pressure because there was some uh rumors of fraud there was there was some topics going on you know there was millions of cash which was which was being counterd in the offices of chp uh but still it it it didn't give a result you know uh but according to let's say the intellectuals a party's campaign which included all the ministers against ak gave negative impact on the results of this elections because it's only you know only ak imamol as a mar candidate in istanbul and all ministers and so so many different campaigns uh including the president erdogan uh they're just against one one person the the second import thing which we can consider as an important factor which which is going to actually giv

our crime reporter, henry lee joins us now live from chp's oakland office. with more on this new contract. henry >> yeah, there's already law enforcement cameras along parts of interstate 80 and highway four in the east bay. but another company's cameras are set to debut in oakland and also along other heavily traveled routes. governor gavin newsom says hundreds of cameras that read license plates will soon be in place in oakland and across the east bay, which will aid and support the efforts of law enforcement to focus on stolen vehicles. the governor made his announcement in a video recorded along hegenberger road in east oakland, a hot spot for burglaries. the camera system is from flock safety and one that's already used by many law enforcement agencies. the cameras take still photos of the backs of cars and not people or faces. from there, police can track down specific cars and potentially arrest suspects. >> this is proven technology, where privacy is foundational and a core component of the effort. this is building on efforts we made just a few weeks

says the chp. but if you are going out for an emergency, chain controls are in effect between placer and nevada counties. and caltrans says you just don't want to be traveling unless you are really needing to do something out there. >> looks miserable and i would never want to be on the roadways through there. especially like that. >> i feel like growing up here in the bay area and traveling up to tahoe, there have been so many instances where just comes out of nowhere, jessica, and you find yourself in those conditions. >> yeah, i have only ever done it once and had to put chains on the tires once and honestly, not my vibe. there's a reason why we live in the bay area. but as we take a look at what's going on for them, anywhere from strawberry stretching up along i-80 all the way into donner summit and down into truckee, there are a lot of issues out there on the road. 12 feet up snow into donner summit from soda springs. the reason why we're focusing so much on sierra right now is because this st

there are currently 72 chp officers assigned to oakland to assist in that work. and it's all part of the governor's 10 point action plan to support oakland's efforts to not only improve their street safety but also improve beautification as well. it's 10, 0, 6, in the east bay. a woman faces charges for stealing a car with a child in it. >> the panel, police say that this happened where the car was swiped yesterday afternoon on california avenue and surveillance video showed a woman taking a car. richmond police ended up finding the car with the child unharmed in it at baird avenue and hays street. a police say the woman also took the victim's cell phone. so they used that location tracker to track the woman down to oakland where they saw her and another woman in a car on martin luther king avenue. they tried to stop the car. the women took off. it was a chase. and then they got out of the car, made a run for it on east first street, police were able to catch the driver of that car and they believe she's the one in the surveillance video who took the the original

recently the chp busted a lucrative theft ring that chp says was based out of this mansion in san diegoringleader, a woman, is accused of giving a couple of other women across the country a list of stores and merchandise to target, including ulta beauty, whose products the thieves sell at deep discounts on an amazon digital storefront called the online makeup store. at this mansion, a team from ulta and chp recovered $387,000 in stolen items. ulta beauty's ceo says they are absolutely fed up with this. >> what do you think in this case as we're speaking of in california that amazon could have done to know that these were stolen goods? >> what i would say more broadly is there is technology available, there's use of advanced analytics and data capabilities to try to understand behaviors that are indicative of reselling stolen goods. >> reporter: amazon declined an on-camera interview, but a spokesperson said they invest more than $1 billion annually, and employ thousands of people to, quote, fight fraud. adding it uses sophisticated detection and prevention solutions. the ringleader of t

a chp helicopter came under attack in san luis obispo county. u.s. warm of honeybees surrounded the chopper at one of the agency's headquarters. helicopters normally used to rescue people. but this time it's the one that had to be rescued, as you can see from the photos, those bees when after the nose of the chopper and on the right side near the gas pump, a local beekeeper responded and was able to relocate those bees safely. >> we have the new numbers that are out tonight from the chp, these ongoing sting operations in the east bay. we'll break it down. >> plus, president joe biden and former president donald trump said the first presidential election rematch in nearly 70 years. what's now ahead? we're both candidates as we count down to november. but first, united airlines reports yet another incident that forced a flight to turn around. >> aviation experts explain what may have happened this time. and if we should %e a little concerned about our you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way,