>>>muchas gracias, atentos en la sede concord personas debajo recursos sin fines lucro que lanzara el primer programa ingresos garantizados en el condado para ayudar a todos ellos que lo necesitan, nos tiene detalles este proyecto no saben el requisito para ser parte este programa . >>> durante los 22 años organización sin fines de lucro ha sido testigo delas necesidades y problemas que enfrenta la comunidad latina y otros grupos técnicos, el pasado 7 de marzo la organización fue notificada que fue seleccionada para recibir fondos otorgados a la ciudad de concord para dar inicio un programa piloto ingreso garantizado, podremos ayudar a familias en extrema necesidad que tengan hijos menores de 12 años y que vivan en la ciudad e concord, ayudar a familias seleccionadas establecerse financieramente, las familias seleccionadas en una lotería recibirán una cantidad monetaria mensual por un periodo 12 meses ciertos números se familia que demuestren la necesidad financiera . >>> un proceso derecha para todas esas familias, aún no está definido tenemos primeramente que finalizar el contrato c

nuevo programa en concord poca ayuda a las familias de bajos recursos.rd hay buenas noticias para familias que pasan dificultades econÓmicas causada por la pandemia que van desde la renta a gastos mÉdicos. y con hijos menores de 12. >> lazio de concord ha recibido fondos federales y los han entregado para correr un programa que vamos a llamar ingreso garantizado. >> la organizaciÓn sin fines de lucro programa piloto de ingresos garantizados tras recibir 1.5 millones de dÓlares. fondos del plan de recate esto miden sede lazio de concord que busca ayudar econÓmicamente a mÁs de 100 familias que serÁn elegidas a travÉs de una loterÍa. >> para ayudar a familias de bajos ingresos que tienen hijos menores de 12 y que viven en la ciudad de concord. este programa le darÁ la familias seleccionadas a travÉs de una loterÍa una cantidad monetaria mensual por un periodo de 12 meses. >> estos fondos que de inicio pudieran ser de $500 mensuales no tendrÁn que devolverse. se darÁ prioridad la familias con niÑos de 12 o menos que viven en vecindario donde radican familia

did she know some of the men in, her regiment from before, from when lived in concord? and she absolutely did she knew a lot of them. she knew her grocery was in the second riment. she worked main street, lived in about a guy named leonard brown, who was a mechanic out in penicuik had had on jury duty, had stayed in her her brother' while was on jury duty in concord. she knew him well, really quite a few of them. she calls, you know, my boys for a reason, because she knows an awful lot of. i might. two questions, plee. found it interesting that some ofer boarders not onlyid ey sign for the union army, you mentioned that they signed up for the conderate army. yes. i'd like to know i that a common thing. i was just kind of sprised by that, not only inew hampshi, in new england. and my sond question is, do you know anything abouher? her p.o.w. experience and where she was captured and why was reased so soon? you're such you get captured twe. you okay? so start with the south the north among our borders so that the methodist theological seminary in was very very well known

, concord. ligeras lluvias en la maÑana. el miÉrcoles serÁ el dÍa mÁs seco, pero el miÉrcoles por la noche llega otro sistema frontal. esta prÓxima madrugada, cielos nublados, ligeras lluvias en nuestras ciudades. temperaturas mÍnimas de 42° en san josÉ. mÁs adelante el pronÓstico completo. ramÓn: recuerde que puede registrar el pronÓstico del tiempo en su celular, escanee el cÓdigo qr en pantalla y siga las inducciones. las montaÑas de la sierra en california han acumulado el doble de la cantidad de nieve. actualmente se cuenta con mÁs del 90% del agua. al sur del estado, en el bosque nacional de san bernardino, emitieron una orden de emergencia. cientos de residentes aa quedado atrapados en la zona. >> por hoy, las carreteras estÁn cerrada otra vez. en este momento no estamos dejando a los residentes subir ni bajar de las montaÑas. reportera: de acuerdo con las autoridades, las zonas estarÁn abiertas solamente para los equipos de emergencia. >> el estado de california nos mandÓ ayuda de la gua

he lives in concord. police say he might be hiding out in oakland.all police. >>> happening today in concord, police are holding a town hall to talk about the department's use of military grade equipment. a new california sunshine law requires police departments to be up front about certain types of military grade equipment. that includes armored vehicles, assault rifles and tear gas. concord police aim to be transparent about what their officers use and why they have it. >> i would tell the community that we acquire and use tools to safely protect them and to protect us and to be able to give ourselves the ability to de-escalate situations. a virtual meeting is scheduled for 5:00 p.m. >>> back to our storm coverage. the oakland zoo closed for a second day in a row. it says it needs to clean up from the recent storm. if you have reservations, they will be refunded to you automatically. they said it will take three to four weeks to process. oakland zoo has shut its doors several times due to wet weather and storm damage. >> they sent out a tweet this

dublin livermore, concord, down to 36 degrees. each oakland at 44 north bay temps anywhere from the 30's to 40's as well. and we're back to those frost advisories as well as freeze warnings continuing this morning until 09:00am. now there are a couple differences to know. first of all, southern california and the sierra nevada have really cleared out. this is good news because yesterday both routes i-5 over the grapevine. i-80 of donner summit were completely closed today. all that is opened up again. now we're still in the midst of this nice little cool pattern that is kept us in some wintry weather for a while. high pressure ridge in place just enough to keep us drible today. and tomorrow. but you really got to enjoy these next couple of days because we are going to be looking at a return of rain in the mountain snowfall in the sierra come saturday sunday and into next week, too. so today the sunshine that we have, the lighter winds that we have compared to yesterday. it's all certainly something to enjoy. as mentioned, maybe fo

the suspects were then track to concord when pleasant hill.e at the officers. police say they shot at the car but didn't hit either of the suspects. one of the suspects was trackewn

and this is in concord as we heard wires arcing on clayton road. and take a look at the live outage map that lit up like a christmas tree. at last check, more than a quarter of a million homes and businesses were in the dark. that's actually better than what it was an hour ago when nearly 300,000 were out. so many people without power. some businesses had to shut down early. this is normally a busy shopping center on oak grove road. chipotle, trader joes, even the comic bookstore all had to turn people away. >> here we are three years after the start of the pandemic and it feels liability world is ending again. everything we depend on is electronic, and we don't have the backups to be able to run the business. >> so the comic bookstore owner told us he's glad this happened today instead of tomorrow, since wednesday is when they get dozens of new issues to sell. >>> talk about some close calls today about falling trees and traffic. a large branch going straight through the windshield of the car. firefighters closed a street while they watched a larg

concord 1.23. san jose just over an inch.gain, we're on the last part of the storm system as it moves off towards the south. as we get a closer look, you can see some of the showers moving off to the north and the east. going to keep it wet here in walnut creek through 5:26. also, some of this rain over the peninsula moving off towards fremont into 5:34. hayward also at 5:50. as we've been talking about it since storm after storm, i wanted to show you these updated numbers. when you compare this year to last year, look at this. we only had 38 rain days last year. we're already at 62. and then when you look at overall here through the bay area, most cities have already exceeded their rainfall averages. so everybody is going to finish at 100% and/or better. and here is the other thing. with additional rainfall in san francisco, we've now moved up. we're at the ninth wettest season ever here in san francisco, with numbers at 32.33 inches. that's records going back to 1849. so phenomenal to get into that top 10 rank. i've got mor

e ra is good rain and the streets will be slick from walnut creek to concord especially. on the rest of the tri-valley it is rarely even measurable. the rain is extending across highway 37 and up along the northern edge of san pablo bay over to marin county. same story, just enough that the streets will be slick but not the thing to start ponding on the roadways or adding up. you want to be aware as you get on the roads in the darkness, because you have a possible clogged gutter and those low- lying intersections could be a problem. by about 11:00 in the morning, we will call it noon, we are done. just clouds through the rest of today. looking on top of what we already had, we could see another 1/4 inch in general. what about the wind from this one? it gets breezy but not terribly strong. there is no wind advisory. not the storm we anticipate to take down all bunch of trees like the last two. this one is much weaker than the previous storms, but the ground is saturated from the last storms and the trees are still very stressed from the three years of drought and that is t

san mateo bridge, 30 minutes along highway 4, antioch, into concord's to 42.bay taken 101. 37 minutes. so gradually building there. well, 2.80, still much lighter at this hour. cilantro down to milpitas. 25eminutes to make that commute. the kraken down towards the maze. 21 minute ride darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna march is women's history month in kron four's recognizing remarkable women of the bay area. yet today we want to tell you about a woman who works tirelessly. >> to ensure that kids in low-income communities in the bay area get some quality education filed for stephanie lin introduces us to look. he show young. >> but jack, because what happened some time on a friday afternoon when most may have ducked out of the office, you'll finally kaisha young doubling down on the work. i always think like 10 years from 5 years from now, what our community is going to look like because changing lives takes constant commitment and the intergenerational cycle of miseducation location is the ceo of the oakland reach a nonprofit improving access to educ

back in concord police set up a perimeter. they closed harrison street at concord avenue, as well as surrounding streets while they searched for the passenger that suspect ran from the vehicle and was last seen on harrison on the path where these suspect on foot fled. there has been a firearm that's been that is seen and is being held. this time. we don't know if it's a real firearm or if it's possibly a replicated. the suspect police are still searching for has been described as a woman in her mid twenties or thirties. five ft. five inches tall, at least £200 with long braided hair. they're shooting is being investigated by the officer involved. protocol team reporting live and plus and hill. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. alright, alyssa. thank you for that report. we are not done yet with the storms of rain and snow that hit the bay area this afternoon was just the start of weekend storms. meteorologist mark tamayo joins us now with a look at what to expect next from the storm's headed our way. hi there, christin

also seeing some rain along highway four, near concord and antioch. we've got some there into the sierra. we go snow levels right now between 9000 ft. pim picking up on a little bit of rain, snow mix and our local hills. but not as much as we're seeing right here in the sierra and the sierra does have a winter weather advisory. now that goes until early tomorrow morning. so do expect that hazardous drive there if you are here, in addition to again the rain we've got wind to worry about. we have the wind advisory that goes until nine pm for the entire central part of our bay area from the coast along the peninsula and across to the inner east bay. meanwhile, that light shade of a pink or purple. there is a high wind warning could see winds anywhere from 55 to 60 mph along our coastline and into areas over santa cruz, checking in briefly on the winds for you here, you can see half moon bay reporting a wind gust to 26. we have san jose reporting of wind gusts to 32 hayward 21. so it is what it is windy and in our hills even stronger than that. anywhere f

the suspects were then track to concord when pleasant hill. police say they tried to drive at the officers. police say they shot at the car but didn't hit either of the suspects. one of the suspects was tracked down and arrested in bay point. >> officers are still looking for the second suspect in the area of the oak hills shopping center in pittsburgh. this is a footage of the aftermath of everything that's happened today. we will continue to update you as we learn more about that search for a suspect. also in the east bay, a woman sent to the hospital in oakland after she was hit by a car in the middle of the afternoon and the driver just kept on going tonight. the victim is telling her story. kron four's man harry has. >> more on how she's >> in some ways she's lucky she doesn't have any major physical injuries, but she says she's having a hard time processing all of it and is still in shock. it happened thursday afternoon on the corner of 54th and adeline streets in oakland just blocks from the children's hospital. a warning the video of t

concord berkeley at 44 san francisco are most mild spot at 47. only a few 30's popping up in the very northern reaches of the bay area. winds are more substantial than they have been around 20 miles per hour this morning coming into the afternoon as skies clear out and the sunshine returns enjoy every bit of this afternoon, sunshine because tomorrow into friday and saturday, it's going to be consistently wet as our next atmospheric river arrives rating. right? john, thanks so that if you're traveling this morning. >> definitely take your time. a 9 minute. very slick drive into the city. if you're heading there now, our san mateo bridge, 14 minutes 80 to 101. and if you're taking the rover to center field where it's going to be about 7 minutes there, golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 19 minutes on this wednesday morning. james, back to you. keep that cover. you know, story all across the bay area. everybody's getting ready for a major storm headed our way. and most of the bay area's being warned right now of possible flooding over the coming da

we are even seeing low 60s as we head across the bay bridge closer to concord. next seven days, we have changes in the forecast. we are expecting windier conditions. into our friday forecast, it's mild. we are seeing slight onshore flow knee san francisco, light winds inland. that's the trend this afternoon. futurecast, we have a splash of showers, very minoscule. if you blink you will probably miss what i will show you. this is as we head into saturday. friday is mild. throughout today it is mild. saturday, there is a system sweeping to the north that starts in the morning. we can see a speckle of showers closer to ukiah, santa rosa. it starts to dissipate by the time it makes its way to land. mostly cloudy skies is what we are expecting north of the golden gate bridge. that's also the trend sunday, really light conditions meaning we have a mild forecast this weekend with windier conditions like i mentioned as we head into our monday forecast next week. >> thank you. happy friday. >>> good morning, if you are ready to head out and hit the freeways, it is friday

place de la concorde in paris filled with protesters against pension reform. the prize was won by a vocal teacher with 55 years of experience. in the struggle for the redivision of the world, technologies are of decisive importance, the one who possesses them in the future becomes his own rules of the game , alexander lukashenko said this on the eve of the visit. to the planar enterprise after the tour. the president also held a meeting on the development of microelectronics in the country, where he noted the most important aspects. in the struggle for the redivision of the world, technologies are of decisive importance to those who possess them are able not only to survive , but to establish their own rules of the game in the future , the so-called civilized democratic western world, without a twinge of conscience, uses technological levers, influences, imposing sanctions, trying to bring the objectionable to its knees the state of its competitors we understand science does not stand still, scientists cooperate in the development of microelectronics. it is no

concord police then chased the car and arrested that driver in bay point.not been found. but she is described as a black woman between 25 to 35 years of age. about five ft five tall £200 long, black braided hair officials say she was last seen wearing a white shirt with black leggings. for the second time in a month, a train has derailed in ohio, part of a cargo train went off the tracks. this night. no injuries were reported a spokesperson for norfolk southern railroad said there were 212 cars on that train. 20 of them derailed while they were traveling south through springfield. the company says no hazardous materials were being transported the clark county emergency management agency asked residents within 1000 ft of that derailment to shelter in place that was out of an abundance of caution. yeah i was on the way to go to the store, and i was just sitting there when the trains going by playing on my phone goofing off and i hear a loud bang. and when i did, i looked up and there was all kinds of debris and medals shoot out from under the train cars. just

the video was taken in concord right now the biggest problem are the pg&e outages across the bay pit we will get to those just a couple minutes. but first, meteorologist jessica burch is tracking conditions for us today and it is a little calmer. spent about calmer. the drive into work for us today it was mild compared yesterday and that is the case for everyone after we have been going out the door but i don't need to show you the first alert doppler because there is nothing to see. clear skies for the most part been high clouds will sweep through the east bay for the most part this afternoon but other than that no rain as of now, there are changes still in the forecast, 38 right now in santa rosa, 42 in the heart of oakland, look at the daytime highs today in the areas, we are only sitting in the upper 50s to lower 60s, a mild day today so pack those jackets, keep the layers and get rid of the arbella because you don't need it. and if you're windy conditions yesterday took away the umbrella that is okay, get one for next week is more rain is returning, yesterday was a wind gust any

the average takes off, the average high in concord will be over 80 degrees and well into the 70s for san jose. mother nature does not necessarily agree with how it's supposed to feel outside. it was cold and breezy today. we will be dry for a couple days with passing clouds on friday and then the next storm system is diving down close enough to send rain into the bay area just in time for the first weekend in march. rain chances have been focusing on the weekend recently. on the futurecast there is nothing to worry about tonight, tomorrow or friday. cold in the morning with temperatures in the 30s, but warming up in the afternoon within 5 to 7 degrees of the average. below average, but okay and not as breezy as today. more clouds arrive late friday with rain to the northwest before sunrise on saturday, but then the rain moves along the coast and the north bay by the mid to late morning saturday with snow at the higher elevations, the snow line about 2500 feet with rain spreading across the bay area through the rest of saturday into saturday night. lingering showers on sunday, if ther

san francisco, breezy camera. 47 thunderosa. 48 in napa. 50 in concord. winds are really gusty, 26 miles an hour. concord at 24. livermore at 23. as the cold front moves through, we have the wind shift. winds not as strong, but still breezy and cool. this is when the cold air settles in. we will look for a mix of clouds and sunshine. another shot of cold air coming in tonight. here's a look at san jose, shark tank, wet and windy. the next several days, looking at the unsettled weather pattern to continue into tuesday. there is a look at the cold front. pushing through sonoma, into the east bay by about seven -- 11:00. the south bay by about 1:00. you can see the second wave coming in early tomorrow morning . as we get into sunday, a mix of sunshine and clouds. temperatures cold, snow levels lowering. they could lower below 1000 feet. not a lot of moisture left over monday and tuesday. the area of low pressure parked offshore. that will rotate precipitation our way through tuesday. rainfall amounts highest in the north bay. the hills over one inch. maybe t

low 30's in fairfield and concord. livermore at 39 degrees.pick up this afternoon and this evening and you will notice clouds increase. highs today will be in the mid-50's to near 60 degrees for the inland neighborhoods. around the bay, look for mid-50's to upper 50's. tonight not quite as cold with more cloud cover ahead of this incoming storm. i will have more details on the storm and how much snow and rain you can expect right after this break. (box thuds) (water boils) (packet tears) (tea bag clanks) (water pours) - listening to people that drink bigelow tea is so important to my family, because making that perfect cup, it's the reason we do what we do hi, guys! - hi! - hey! - so what are you guys drinking? - constant comment. - when i'm drinking bigelow tea, it's just a moment for me. it's just me time. - that's what a cup of tea is. - it is. - a moment for you, someone you love. - aw! (customer sighs) - it tastes really great. - yes! it was always bigelow tea - wow! that's what my family hopes for. cheers. - cheers. (bright upbeat music)

here is another tree that fell down onto the roof of a condo complex in concord. homeowners and work crews trying to figure out how to get rid of these trees safely. ryan? >>> and pg&e says around 140,000 customers are still without power. right now, most of them in the south bay, that is because of things like this, some massive trees came down in saratoga overnight, which then knocked over several power lines. issues have been widespread, and you can see from this video, we spotted several traffic lights that were not working and they were working to get them going again. families had to figure out the rest for themselves. >> we will probably have to dump everything, i really don't know, we will figure it out at that point. i will get more wood for our fireplace and we will hunker down. but, the school, they are going to handle it. they said the district has been bringing food and the teachers are reassessing and doing paper learning. so, back to how we did it with pen and paper. if we did it, they can do it. >> reporter: the power outage for some schools today,

as you look to the east bay, concord, 50 degrees for livermore. as we look around the bay this afternoon, 56 in san francisco and alameda. 57 in berkeley. for the north bay, daytime highs top out around 56. taking you through the day on futurecast, we are going to see some sunshine. there is a chance for the north bay to maybe see a pop-up isolated shower. otherwise we are looking at dry, calm, quiet conditions for friday. it will be a cold start our day for saturday morning. >>> teachers walked off of the job at more than a dozen schools in oakland. the oakland unified school district has been engaging in bad-faith bargaining. justin andrews is at skyline high school with more on this. >> reporter: teachers tell me this strike is to illustrate the years long disinvestment they say the district has basically been entered now. they're holding signs out here at skyline high school in oakland, making their voices heard. they're asking for a nearly 23% pay increase because of the years they have been severely underpaid. these are rank and file teacher

american canyons, moderate to heavy rain around venetian, martin s. 680 in concord.ouring through pleasant hill, continuing to the south. snowew on mount hamilton. summit at the santa cruz mountains. temperatures hovering around freezing. there's a look at the highlighted area. urban and small stream flood advisory. high wind warning from the san mateo coast through 9:00. another four hours that we will be wind whipped, lashed with heavy rain. a there will be more rain. towards the north bay, sears point, black point, flooding and widening out. this is incredible. it will be one of these textbook scenarios where you learn about how psychogenesis, bomb cyclone's happen. that happened off of the coast. sfo, 56 mile wind gusts. still over 70 miles an hour. hurricane force wind gust at 74. you have been there in oakland. looking at san mateo. 41 an hour wind gusts. 55 to 64 miles an hour. taking you through the next several hours. we are in the heat of the moment with very gusty winds. can see the winds moving around the area of low pressure. cyclone as we look at the wi

seen running away in concord, henry lee ktvu fox two news.eries of violent incidents involving students in san francisco is now prompting action. mayor london breed says city leaders and sf unified are coming together. to address the issue. last friday, a student was stabbed at francisco middle school. a fight at denman middle school last wednesday led to the discovery of a gun on campus and videos of fights that stones town mall, apparently involving students are going viral on social media. the mayor says they plan to expand violence prevention programs and increase access to mental health resource is san francisco board of supervisors in a 92 vote as approved spending an additional $25 million on police overtime. the plan has been amended. did over the recent weeks, including reducing the total amount to be spent from 27 to $25 million and moving officers to various neighborhoods. supporters said that the money is needed to keep residents to keep tourists safe. opponents argued that the overtime spending is concentrated in retail areas and

any act into concord darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. 87 18 is the time and for your money this morning, many americans say they don't need an expensive trip to unwind and pandemic driven food deliveries, turning out to be big business. jane king live at the nasdaq. i guess we got so used to want to let it go home. >> i think of my order delivery tonight, james expecting to see a growing number of delivery and take-out, especially food and alcohol of this year. despite inflation. now, the national restaurant association felt many restaurants are turning this delivery and take-out focus pandemic pivot into a permanent and thriving part of their business. well, apple place to spend a billion dollars a year to produce movies that will be released in theaters. apple has approach movie studios about partnering to release a few titles and peers this year and then some more in the future. according to bloomberg movie theater stocks were higher on that news and nearly half of americans are traveling this spring,

this was out of buchanan field in concord.eavy, even a is have yeah, want to take to do that. we get enough wind under those wings and tail sections. and yeah, i hope that will lift it. a man who works at a business nearby tells us boy, it sure was a bizarre sight to see this. >> well, if you can imagine 3 tail sticking up. now it it looks a little kind of first. and not sure what happened i've never seen anything like that. i >> pretty crazy. no one inside those planes at the time. so nobody was hurt and nobody was nearby. so all's well, but obviously damage to those aircraft. we're going to take a break at 5.38. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, jerry pate, the second is back on the practice court. we're on the practice court. we're going hear how his recovery it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. tide pods child-guard pack helps keep your laundry pacs in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. there's something new from better tha

santa clara campbell and san jose getting really close to that 60 degree mark in walnut creek and concord and actually getting to it in fairfield napa, as well as santa rosa. looking ahead at our next 7 days, temps tomorrow decline, especially for inland areas. a bit of a dip at the bay and the coast, though, too. showers mostly during morning hours and then again during evenings saturday into sunday and monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week, just remaining and settled with off and on showers through the week. great job. thank you for that. you're making really good timing. if you are traveling along 1, 1, >> in the south bay are along the peninsula. just 34 minute 85 in to menlo park. well, 2, 80 17 to 37. all pretty much moving at the limit on a friday, 60 minute ride into the city. the meteor lights are on. as you can see there, our san mateo bridge consistently the same about a 60 minute right 80 to 101. how about 8? a silly on jul 2 to 37. it's going take you 30 minutes to make that drive. traveling along 6.80, to signal looks great 6, a few san ramon as well. you make

don't see hazards contributing to that delay, to concord, about 40 minutes there. and our san mateo bridge around 20 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you, reyna. and when it comes to they just unveiled a plan for their next major track improvement project in nation is going to happen between. >> rock ridge and orinda stations. crews are going replace the interlocking, which is a special section of track that allows bart to one line to another. the work's going to be done on 5 different weekends in the coming months. and this is going to mean 30 minute delays, at least. let's take a look at those weekends so that if you ride that area, you'll know what to expect. these are the weekends that are affected. so you might expect delays and also they will have free buses to replace the train service between those 2 stations. on those weekends. >> state lawmakers are talking about the student housing crisis at uc cal state and community colleges. uc officials say the demand for campus housing increased in recent years as the cost of living in california sores. the

he lives in concord. investigators say he might be hiding out in oakland. >> new at 6:00, an historic east bay bookstore is turning the page. less than a month one of the first asian-american bookstores is closing. this is not the end of the story. >> for nearly three decades they have been a place for those seeking the writings of asian-american authors. both are activists in the civil rights movement. >> we need to promote asian-american studies, african-american studies, the american public does not know very much about people of color. >> the store carries titles and provides spaces for the authors to promote the upcoming books. the store will close for good and there are a number of reasons personal and financial. customers say it will be a huge loss for the community. the books in the store presents the real truth to what asian-americans have to go through. >> harvey said they are adjusting to the new marketplace by taking the bookstore online and plan promotion events for asian-american authors. >>

protesters gathered at the place de la concorde starting a massive bonfire, clashing with police in the square. on thursday, the reaction was swift after president macron and his prime minister forced the unpopular pension reform bill through parliament without a vote the bill raises the retirement age from 62 to 64 years old, and macron argues it's essential to prevent the pension system from running out of money. >> we showed that. it's the only solution we have. >> reporter: in recent weeks eight national strikes interrupting everything from gasoline to transportation to garbage collection all across the city, everywhere you look the consequences of the strikes are obvious, and out here protesters say every single night this is their fight for democracy, and tonight, president macron facing a backlash that could bring down his government lester, this is what's happening right now in the place de la concorde police are trying to clear the protesters, and protesters say they will stay out on the streets until the no confidence vote, which will likely happen on monday, lester >> molly h

notice san jose livermore concord, santa rosa. we'll get up into those mid 60's and that's where we should be this time of year. so that will be kind of nice. and in fact, a little bit more of a warm-up happening as we roll into the weekend. wind is nice and calm. of course. that is also welcome news for the day and will stay that way throughout our day today. as we look at stormtracker 4, you can see just saw that beautiful sunshine not just here, but also all across california. right? so the west coast looking really good at all of our kind of dramatic weather has moved now to the center of the country where they're dealing with some rain and other issues, some snow as well. so as we look at our friday, we are going to see a few clouds come in, but we'll be staying dry. we'll call it partly cloudy and our highs for tomorrow. notice that 57 degrees to about 65. we're going to keep up in these temperatures up from today to tomorrow and right in towards the weekend. and then we have a little bit of rain to talk about for our sunday

antioch to concord, 18 minutes. our map is green too, so looking good for the commute. dry day -- two for two out there. enjoy partly cloudy skies today and there is a look at the bay bridge, showing you partly cloudy conditions. live doppler 7, it's quiet out there. we like that after what has been a very active month. temperatures in the 30's and 40's, pretty typical for this time of year. later on today, our temperatures again struggle to hit average, a below-average day in the 50's and 60's, but it is dry. atlee cloudy skies tonight, and are typical evening chill in the 30's and for -- 40's. we will find increasing clouds on sunday with the wind picking up, and light snow is coming on monday. we are showing you future weather, because we have a late night chance sunday night into the north bay, but most of the weekend is totally dry. do not cancel those outside plans, but we stay on settled early next week. there is no organized storm system, but we will track light showers moving through early in the week monday and tuesday. here is your seven-day forecast. right c

it will be milder than today. 65 in santa rosa. 64 in concord. we will fast-forward to what is ahead. the computer models have been flip-flopping on friday. saturday night into sunday, we have the first opportunity for some light showers, nothing major. monday is when a system moves in and it looks like the potential is there for this atmospheric river to move into somewhere between the bay area and southern california. models are not in full agreement. it is going to be wet and windy around here on tuesday, so be prepared. into wednesday, still some showers will be lingering. the accuweather 7-day forecast, it is sunny, milder. a slight chance of a few showers and temperatures will be running mild for the start of the weekend. scattered showers between saturday and sunday. spring begins and early next week, we have widespread rain coming. the wet weather will be with us but at least we get a chance to dry out for the time being. ama: we needed this break. dan: soul singer and songwriter bobby caldwell has died. he was 71. his wife says she was h

santa rosa, fairfield and concord a little bit coming down in san francisco. we're going to start to see the impacts from this storm moving in with wind as well. we'll take you through the timing coming up in just a few minutes. >> a lot of activity in the east bay as well. oakland very calm, very calm drive, very easy drive. northbound with the taillights toward the bay bridge, we'll watch. of course that volume is going to build over the course of the morning. we have that issue at 5a, first, let's touch in with business. >>> good morning, i'm silva na henao on cnbc. investors welcoming reports that j.p. morgan chase could be advising embattled lender first republic on possible options. the dow jumping 380 points while the s&p 500 gained about 1%, and the nasdaq right in for the fifth time. we get data on existing home sales, and earnings from nike, plus the federal reserve begins a two-day meeting and is widely expected to hike interest rates by a smaller amount when the decision is announced tomorrow. netflix is leaning harder into gaming with plans to rel

rose speak, 73 mph, concord, 55 mph winds. you can see some residual showers across the santa cruz mountains. summit wrote, across 17 -- summit road, across 17, a slippery roadway. on the impact scale, the winds are still funneling through. hour-by-hour, the showers will remain very scattered in nature. flooding is still possible across the entire region. we do have flood advisory's in ar of the bay area including sonoma county where a flood warning remains in effect as creeks are still going over. a flood warning for the san lorenzo river md pajaro rivers. the full look at the forecast, coming up in a few minutes. >> in san francisco, reports of falling glass triggered a -- triggered evacuations. our reported joins us now with the latest. reporter: this is a very unusual event that the building management has never dealt with. the san francisco fire department rarely deals with this kind of event. this happened right after about 2:20 p.m. in the afternoon, a window blew out on the 42nd floor. another window, i am told, cracke

. >>> gathering for the spring blues festival in concord, anthony, is that where you were?no. >> just thought i would check, 60 breweries, plenty of food and live music. >> we're having fun and drinking beer. >> right now i'm drinking the gold medal winner from the crew behind us. it's tasty. >> it was a good day for it, too. could have been warmer. sunny. dry is the main thing. proceeds go to the art foundation that funds youth music programs in concord. >>> los gatos, held their famous bike race, the classic taking over the streets of the neighborhood. the racing club, a charity, puts on the race every year, known for brutal 23% grade. >> oof. >> yeah. up nicholson avenue, bachman, then six 90 degree turns. >> wow. >> got to be alert and into it and challenging one mile loop -- yeah. the race completed as many as 40 times depending on the competition level. it dates back to 1974. >> that's amazing. my 7-year-old son, we were in a car going up a hill in east san jose and i was admiring three older gentlemen cranking it up the hill, they're awesome. my son said dad, if you

. >>> beer lovers gathering today for the 12th annual spring brews festival in concord.ple tasting beer from more than 60 breweries. to soak up all that beer, there was plenty of food, live music, people could dance, work some of it off. proceeds will go to the tsba arts foundation which funds youth arts programs in concord. rob, you were saying if you're going out tonight, tonight will keep your beer cold. nice weather during the day. all right. thanks for watching. "nightly news" is next. >>> breaking news tonight, the devastating tornado outbreak that tore through the deep south. more than two dozen people killed. entire towns destroyed. houses wiped away.

we have 60 in santa rosa, 60 in concord and 59 in san jose. so dry, chilly and breezy.opportunity to rewind, take it all in, but prepare for the next storm ahead. i think it's going to start in from the pacific northwest around monday night. so during the day on monday you still have time to prepare. we're looking at the storm to intensify in the overnight hours. early estimates are 2 inches plus. so with all of the rain happening in the overnight hours, you might want to make sure you have evacuation routes in mind and all of the emergency supply kits you're going to need. enjoy this break from the rain and prepare for a storm to come in on tuesday. we will be under a microclimate weather alert, but you can count on us to make sure that you are ready to go. >> we will certainly be here, thank you so much. >>> 4:50 right now. we are celebrating women's herstory. today we want to shine a light on a retired air force colonel whose not just for breaking barriers but for heroics. kim campbell rose to the top of what is considered a male-dominated industry. back in 2003 she

en oakland y en concord buscan maestros que sean bilingües. >> es mi pasiÓn trabajar con ellos. >> meempezÓ a ejercer esta carrera. tenemos beneficios mÉdicos. tambiÉn para la seguridad de vidas. >> esto depende de la preparaciÓn del maestro o la maestra. >> despuÉs de eso si tienen mÁs unidades puede ser que fuera una maestra flotante. ademÁs si usted obtiene el empleo puede obtener una compensaciÓn extra. que se unan a la organizaciÓn es uno de nuestros beneficios. pueden aplicar de cualquier Área de la bahÍa. sin dudas es una importante oportunidad. cuÉntanos quÉ podemos esperar con las lluvias. tenÍamos viento, pero se acaba de cancelar. la lluvia va a continuar. una banda de frente frÍo moviÉndose hacia el sur. se irÁ moviendo desde esta noche. la banda se ve mÁs fuerte moviÉndose hacia el sur. el frente pasÓ, continuamos con chubascos y lluvias. un poco mÁs al sur se mantienen chubascos en el Área de la penÍnsula. se mantiene el agua bien frÍa. mucho cuidado porque se mantienen las condiciones peligrosas. hay algunos se va gio que ya no tiene lluvia. esta noche en zonas de santa

investigators tracked the suspects to concord where pleasant hill. police say the robbers tried to drive at the officers. this happened in the area of harrison street in concord avenue near a walgreens. just a few blocks from the to 42 northbound ramp on-ramp rather. police say they shot at the car but did not hit either of the robbers. one of them got out of the car and ran off. now the other robber sped away in the getaway car. police say that person was chased down by concord police and arrested in the oakland hills shopping center, which is on the border of bay point pittsburgh police are still looking for the suspect who ran away. now to the east bay woman is sent to the hospital after being hit by a car in the middle of the afternoon. and the driver kept on going. kron four's. amanda hari spoke with the victim. >> in some ways she's lucky. she doesn't have any major physical injuries, but she says she's having a hard time processing all of it. and he's still in shock. it happened thursday afternoon on the corner of 54th and adeline streets in o

reporter: in concord, the wind toppled over three small planes.o reports of injuries and no assessment of the damage. for residents in areas with strong winds, stay home. >> there's also the high wind itself that can make driving very hazardous. great night to stay home. reporter: the wind has died down. the national weather service protects winds to be 10 to 20 miles per hour overnight and about the same for the morning commute. abc7news. ama: thank you. nothing but the same today in the south bay. the wind was relentless. a big redwood tree fell onto the roof of an elementary school in los gatos, injuring a little girl. lauren martinez is there right now with that story. lauren? reporter: quite this care for students and staff here at oak avenue school. the outcome could have been much worse. we are told the student who was taken to stanford medical center with her parents is expected to be ok. a student suffered a minor head injury after this redwood tree fell on her elementary school classroom. staff at oak avenue school said it happened at 12

temperatures are a mix of 53 in the city to 62 in concord.down to the mid to upper 30s around 40 degrees inland by early tomorrow morning. temperatures around the bay and along the coast in the low 40s. then our temperatures are going to warm up from there. take a look at the hour-by-hour readings as we wind the clock forward. inland by noon with the low 50s around the bay and along the coast. the temperatures inland will be closer to normal tomorrow in the low to mid-60s. more 50s on the map as you're closer to the water. but still, much better dog walking video than compared to earlier in the week. the hat tells me tracy is ready for st. patrick's day on friday. and the expression says they are fed up with the recent lack of good dog walking weather that will not be a problem tomorrow. temperatures in the 60s for most inland parts of the bay area. we'll back down by a couple of degrees for the end of the workweek on friday with more clouds and showers in the forecast at this point. we'll see showers becoming possible at saturday and more li