some residents in concord are sounding the alarm after. >> concord city council decided to examine the rent stabilization ordinance nearly a month earlier than planned, shocking residents and causing concern. >> fact that it took 8 years, 8 years of hundreds of stories year after year month after money. you know, all of this year's for them to finally pass something protections for tenants. it just it's really concerning that it only it's hasn't even been a year and they just want to take this protection the way on tuesday, concord city council decided to review its rent stabilization and just cause eviction ordinance. >> it was set to be originally reviewed in march to have that information for february meeting, a move that renters of residents believe isn't just because the council >> could decide to get rid of the ordinance, which is only been in effect for 10 months. residents like betty say it's needed here to know that you're good to know that i work with. and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. >> taking this right so that

yes, some residents in concord are sounding the alarm after concord city council decided to examine the rent stabilization ordinance. nearly a month earlier than planned shocking residents and causing concern. >> fact that it took 8 years, 8 years of hundreds of stories year after year month after money. you know, all of this year's for them to finally pass something protections for tenants. it just it's really concerning that it only it's hasn't even been a year and they just want to take this protection the way on tuesday, concord city council decided to review its rent stabilization and just cause eviction ordinance. >> it was set to be originally reviewed in march to have that information for february meeting, a move that renters of residents believe isn't just because the council >> could decide to get rid of the ordinance, which is only been in effect for 10 months. residents like betty say it's needed here to know that you're good to know that i work with. and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. >> taking this right. so this

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en concord pilar niño noticiero telemundo 48. gracias pilar.oso escolar en larkspur. esto ha generado preocupación, pues son estudiantes quienes habrían amenazado a compañeros con llamar a inmigración para deportarlos y porque sea ciudadana. no voy a menospreciar a nadie porque yo emigré, todos emigramos, ashby bueno, y este ambiente hostil se repite en varias escuelas del área. expertos advierten sobre los graves efectos en los niños y también recomiendan a los padres mantener la calma en lo posible y evitar transmitir sus propios miedos a los más pequeños. además, y hablar también inmediatamente con las autoridades escolares ante cualquier incidente, la superintendencia de redwood aid está investigando las alegaciones y dicen que van a tomar medidas disciplinarias si se confirma. y bueno, después de un enero extremadamente seco, finalmente usted ya lo sintió. quizás el día de hoy, pues llegaron las lluvias y estas lluvias trajeron un poquito de alivio también, pero también preocupaciones, porque en el este de la bahía las autoridades locales

some residents in concord are sounding the alarm over rent protection. city council decided this week to examine the rent stabilization ordinance nearly a month earlier than they planned. >> this means the council could decide to get rid of the ordinance, not even a full year since it went into effect. >> to know that the good to know that i work with and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. taking this right. so this protections away from them puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer. >> councilmember pablo ben event today says he introduced the ordinance review because he quote, believes housing policies must strike a balance that benefits both tenants and property owners concord's vice mayor though laura nakamura responding to the ordinance review saying i'm disappointed that chipping away at an ordinance meant to help concord renters is the first item our new council member wants to address. and i believe that this new chaos, the stressor our community will do more h

concord police confirmed the presence of ice agents here. but do not know what those agents were doing. this marks the 3rd bay area city where law enforcement and local leaders have reported in ice presents since trump took office. enforcing immigration laws is one of trump's top priorities. thousands protested in san francisco back in 2006 during the first day without immigrants several bay area organizations are promoting their involvement in today's protest. and there are signs on some businesses in the mission district. it's been seen in san francisco. those signs read no work, no shopping, no school sources tell us a couple dozen students from rancho cotati high school will not be going to class today. and the point of this, they say, is the show what it would be like if immigrants were to disappear. we're now we're live gawker. joey horta kron. 4 news. all right, joey, thank you very much. 5.33 is the time. another big story that we're following this morning. that massive fire that broke out at the martinez refining company over the we

and then also some residents in concord are sounding the alarm about concord city. >> council deciding to examine rent stabilization ordinance. yeah, this comes nearly a month earlier than planned. then that came as a shock to some residents. kron four's. >> lezla gooden takes a look. >> fact that it took 8 years, 8 years of hundreds of stories year after year month after money. you know, all of this year's for them to finally pass something protections for tenants. it just it's really concerning that it only it's hasn't even been a year and they just want to take this protection the way on tuesday, concord city council decided to review its rent stabilization and just cause eviction ordinance. >> it was set to be originally reviewed in march to have that information for february meeting, a move that renters of residents believe isn't just because the council >> could decide to get rid of the ordinance, which is only been in effect for 10 months. residents like betty say it's needed here to know that you're good to know that i work with. and actually the tenants that have been on the f

decepcionados, dicen sentirse inquilinos de concord al enterarse que el consejo municipal incluyó eninquilinos y no es. no es justo que en 10 meses ellos piensan hacer este cambio. la alcaldesa carolyn ringer nos informó que la propuesta de revisión de estas protecciones fue a petición del recién elegido concejal pablo benavente, con quien nos comunicamos por texto y correo electrónico. pero hasta el cierre de esta nota no hemos recibido respuesta. la ordenanza aprobada en marzo de 2024 limita los aumentos del alquiler al 3% o al 60% del índice del precio del consumidor y exige una causa justificada para desalojar a un inquilino. esta ordenanza tiene que ser revisada solamente con lo que es el porcentaje de de renta. sin embargo, estamos viendo que no nada más eso quieren revisar. también quieren revisar lo que es la causa justa de las casas unifamiliares y los condominios. aunque estaba previsto en la agenda, la alcaldesa nos confirmó que esta noche solo escucharán comentarios públicos, ya que la discusión se pospuso por la ausencia de un concejal aquí en mis apartamentos. este. jun

ahora le contamos lo que le pasó a una mujer en concord.dores estaban del otro lado de la línea, pretendiendo ser funcionarios de la comisión federal de comercio, logrando robar miles de dólares. el primer mensaje lo recibió en octubre pasado cuando recibió un mensaje de texto que decía que alguien estaba tratando de comprar pornografía con sus cuentas y que necesitaba llamarlos inmediatamente. las conversaciones siguieron hasta que se ejecutó la estafa. el 21% de los informes que recibe anualmente el departamento de servicios para adultos y ancianos del condado contra costa están relacionados precisamente con abusos financieros de este tipo y la fiscal del condado napa este viernes dijo la condena de porfirio sánchez, de 57 años, a un año de cárcel por su responsabilidad en la muerte de 2 ciclistas de oregón el 17 de octubre de 2023. sánchez no aseguró correctamente una carga de madera que transportaba y terminó golpeando a christian death, de 52 años, y también a su esposa michelle, de 48, quienes circulaban en bicicleta. ambos falleciero

stations will tell you how he thinks he could do that despite the city's budget cuts and residents in concord concerned the renter protections may be going away, especially for immigrants. >> said. with weather alert. >> we're also tracking the storm in the bay area this morning. and it's going to be pretty big. plus, we have all the rain from the last round of rain. so get ready for that. we've got team coverage to get you through out in several locations around the bay and here in the studio. yeah. so let's give you the tour. crawford's will trend is standing by on the peninsula. he's in belmont this morning. joey horta in the north bay in guerneville. and of course we have. >> kathy trafton and reyna harvey here in studio covering those angles as well. all right. let's start with kathy in the weather center. >> well, after a lovely dry day yesterday, it's a whole different day with rain and wind in the forecast. get your rain gear ready. now, this is not going to be big a storm is what we experienced earlier this week. nevertheless, with the rain will be falling on already swollen streams

they signed in concord, the lower part of the country headquarters in mogadishu, on the british concord, the up upside bordering the golf, providing that then was called the british, somebody lined at this time of independence. so my land actually gained independence. fussed on the 26th of june, 1900 on 6 picked out after the gained independence, though i immediately recognized by such as 6 countries on the 1st day of july, 1900 on 60 so malia will get this show to gain the independence on the country as much as one us, so my the, to create affiliate ations. and at the time they was a country that believe the somalia was much larger. they believed if you look at the flag, they are fives. does it presenting each of the areas which they think should be? so my, the 3 pages you would need to include notes on fargo, kenya, through the food. oh, good. then in this book the, and of course somebody land on. so mind yates of that is the country code. so my idea, but we also know that somebody has different problems over the years. and this calling me late and in the 1900 on seventy's during the

concord nos cuenta cómo precisamente esta ayuda será tanto para la comunidad inmigrante como para queda sus propias leyes. los primeros 25 millones de dólares serán para apoyar de forma directa servicios legales para la comunidad inmigrante, para abogados de inmigración que pueda ayudar a nuestra comunidad a poder defender, defenderse en casos de inmigración. estos tienen una clara excepción solamente no se pueden usar para representar a gente con delitos graves. estos fondos se podrán usar, por ejemplo, para financiar la red de respuesta rápida del condado de alameda, la cual actualmente está suspendida, aunque acaban de recibir 50.000 $ del condado para activarla. el costo es más alto. estamos hablando de un proyecto de más de uno millón de dólares anuales. el centro legal de la raza en oakland espera poder activarla el 17 de febrero. no se trata nada más de tener un número de teléfono, sino que también necesitamos tener a los abogados detrás de eso. en caso de que sí haya sido alguien tenido, verdad? eh, angustiada desde ya, esta colombiana agradece que se expandan los servicios. y

concord 36. in napa and by the delta west wind at five miles an hour. keeping that temperature at 37. so as we get going this morning, once again bundle up, freeze and frost alerts with us through about 9:00. then we're getting into more cloud cover on monday and tuesday morning. commute is dry. the afternoon is dry. rain could be arriving maybe 6:00 or so. still a little too early to say, but we've got that level one for late in the day on tuesday and wednesday, and the rain cranks up with the wind on thursday friday, leaving us possibly with a few thunderstorms. there's a look at the clear sky for your sunday. nice afternoon. some northerly winds. certainly. it's cool. there's a look at the clouds moving in by the afternoon on monday. here's tuesday noontime and then you can see offshore. we're looking at some returns here 5:00. perhaps a few areas of sprinkles. and then the activity is focusing will be focusing somewhat from san francisco on south. but there's much more to come as an area of low pressure will definitely bring us a good soaking. again

concord and livermore with quarter mile visibility in the livermore valley.and freeze alerts this morning. it will be dry and sunny throughout the afternoon, several sunny afternoons to come, increasing clouds on tuesday, maybe a little rain tuesday, but more likely the widespread rain on wednesday. here's where we stand so far. no surprise. santa rosa 170% of average. san francisco at 110% of average over 15in of rain. but look at the list. it trails off considerably into the east bay and south bay, with about 59% of average 4.5in san jose and concord only over three inches of rain. so you need a little more for sure. a lot more snowpack 116%. northern sierra, central and southern sierra not doing quite as well, 81% for the entire state. and here's a look at our atmospheric river as it takes. aim from san luis obispo, central california to southern california throughout the middle and latter part of the week. so we will get some rain. it's cold. we're going to get some snow as well. but notice the colors, those bright colors, the oranges and the reds from th

police say immigration agents were seen in concord saturday conducting some type of operation. ktvu reached out to that federal agency for more information. we have yet to hear back. police in concord released a statement saying the department did not assist the federal operation in any way. >> new at noon, president donald trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau are talking right now about the upcoming tariffs that trump has threatened. it comes after mexico's president says the proposed tariffs are now on hold for at least a month. >> the president trump originally planned to impose those tariffs on mexico, canada and china starting tomorrow. ktvu james torres has the continued worries about what the tariffs could do to the u.s. economy. >> stocks for auto giants dropped this morning, anticipating potential impacts from president trump's tariffs on mexico, canada and china. >> people might associate certain brands or certain makers as american, but often these vehicles will cross the borders into mexico and to canada many times before they become the finished vehicle

it is freezing in gilroy. 35 concord. and we take you further to the north. we're below freezing in sonoma and santa rosa and napa at 29 degrees. so the air mass very cold. the winds are light. we're anywhere from 2 to 4 degrees colder than we were yesterday. so the trend continues through the 7:00 hour. still plenty of 30s, a few low 40s. so even san francisco dropping off this morning by 10:00. we've got a few numbers around 50, but it takes throughout the day once again to get us through the 50s. but we've got increasing high clouds. so mid and upper 50s for your afternoon highs today, a dry day for your monday. most of tuesday is dry. we're bringing in our storm impact scale late in the day, and that's going to allow for some showers perhaps along the evening commute. and then we're going to talk about a stronger atmospheric river headed our way on thursday. good morning gloria. >> good morning to you lisa. good morning to everybody. >> at home. so lisa mentioned a dry day. we're not seeing any impacts to the roads today. of course later that week that co

[music] this was the scene in concord along monument boulevard.he event, who were born and raised in concord, say it all started with a facebook group. they decided to hold peaceful rallies to help ease growing fears among the undocumented community. [music] >> it's up to us. >> to really be their voice. they did their part and now it's our part. everybody's striving to make a difference in their family, to be able to have their kids have a better life from what they did. >> the first rally happened saturday in pittsburgh. it drew dozens of people. yesterday, a larger crowd gathered in concord, including some business owners. one gym owner said some of her clients were afraid to show up, worried about being caught in an immigration enforcement operation. >> these are our neighbors. [music] and they belong here. so? so we're here to support- [music] them and just show up as bodies. >> today there's a national day without an immigrant protest underway, many foreign born residents not going to work or school, and they're not shopping or dining out. i

concord renters is the first item our new councilmember wants to address. and i believe that this new chaos, this stressor in our community will do more harm than good. we need to let it do what it was intended to do. prevent displacement stabilize families, end quote. >> 6.19 right now. and alameda county just passed an ordinance to protect renters from no-fault evictions. the board of supervisors approve this. our nets that is based on the state's just cause law, but is designed to provide slightly more protection for renters in unincorporated areas. landlords will have to pay renters. who are evicted for no fault of their own 2 months. rent landlords will also have to give 90 days notice if somebody in the household is younger than 18, disabled, elderly or low in cup, landlords are forbid him from retaliating against tenants for reporting housing violations to the county. the ordinance takes effect march 6th. >> well, it 3 days until super bowl. 59 security now really ramping up in new orleans. yeah, the city has updated plans to keep the public safe. 10

joey horta is standing by live in concord following the story. joey? james and darya this nationwide protests comes on the heels of a large protest here. >> with hundreds of people taking part in concord on the streets here last night. take a look. large crowd here, according to witnesses, about 1000 people stopping traffic on monument boulevard around 06:00pm. all of this, an opposition, 2 ice agents being spotted in concord on saturday. conquer police confirming the presence of ice agents but do not know what those agents were doing. this marks the 3rd bay area city where law enforcement it local leaders have reported ice presents since trump took office a couple of weeks ago. enforcing immigration laws is one trump's top priorities. thousands protested it. san francisco city hall back in 2017. you may recall during a previous day without immigrants they were protesting during trump's first term over the border wall and plans to deport undocumented immigrants that today several bay area organizations are promoting their involvement. there are some si

some residents in concord are sounding the alarm over red protections. the city council decided this week to examine the rent stabilization ordinance nearly a month earlier than expected. this means the council could decide to get rid of this ordinance, not even a full year after it went into effect. >> that you're good to know that i work with and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. taking this right. so this protections away from puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to concord. >> councilmember pablo bit says he introduced this ordinance to review it because he, quote, believes house and policies must strike a balance that benefits both tenants and property owners concord's vice mayor responded to the ordinance saying this, quote, i am disappointed that chipping away at ordinance meant to help concord renters is the first item our new councilmember wants to address. and i believe that this new chaos, the stressor in our community will do more harm than good. we need to let i

all of this in opposition to ice agents being spotted in concord saturday. conquer police confirming the presence of those agents but do not know what the agents were doing. police say this marks the 3rd bay area city where law enforcement and local leaders have reported ice presence since trump took office enforcing immigration laws is a top priority of the president and a key point of his campaign. thousands protested in san francisco city hall back in 2017 during a previous day without immigrants at the time protesting the border wall and deportations today, several bay area organizations are promoting their involvement like this grocery store. the signs read no work, no shopping, no school. couple of dozen students were told from rochow kentucky high school are not going to their class today. and as we tell you get back out here, the again stating this is, in fact, part of that. we also heard from one of the employees who says, you know, he wants the president to know how he feels what it's like to be in his community right now. we're going hear from him

live concord. joey horta kron. 4 news. all right, joey, thank you very much. and president trump is expected to speak with the leaders of canada and mexico and officials there. >> about the tariffs that were just imposed on this country that came down over the weekend. many republicans say they're necessary, but a lot of democrats say this is only going to hurt americans in our dc correspondent, basil, joh has more. canada and mexico are some of the us's biggest trading partners and americans could see higher prices soon. >> unless something changes. >> president donald trump is facing backlash after he signed an executive order over the weekend issuing tariffs on goods coming from canada, mexico and china put tariffs on. >> as a lot of money. >> i'm sure they're going to canada and mexico respond forcefully by vowing to impose retaliatory tariffs. canada's tariffs are slated to take effect on tuesday. president trump wants to usher in a new golden age for the united states. the better path to partner with canada. not to punish president trump said americans c

. >> crawford's join horta in concord live for us to explain. kelly. yeah. where the hispanic grocery store that's closed today. we've seen several customers being turned away the doors open, but that's because they're unloading. >> truck with inventory today and sign on the wall here on the door tells you why it's all about the protests. it says in spanish we close our doors for our own families in our community. this comes on the heels of a large protests here in concord on sunday night. take a look. a large group of according to witnesses there about 1000 people stopping traffic on monument boulevard around 6 o'clock sunday night. all of this in opposition to ice agents being spotted in concord saturday. concord police confirm the presence of ice but they don't know what those agents were there for. we caught up with the team here at well, search arrow supermarket this morning unloading their truck they're not serving customers today during the protests, there's one just been turned away as we speak. carlos, who works here says he's concerned about safety

concord's vice mayor though, laura, not come. you are responding to the order interview saying i'm disappointed that chipping away at an ordinance meant to help concord renters is the first item our new council member wants to address. and i believe that this new chaos, this stressor and our community, we'll do more harm than good. we need to let it do what it was intended to do, which is prevent displacement and stabilize families. still to come here at 10 o'clock controversial comments and dozens of executive orders. >> we're talking with an expert about president trump's latest actions in the white house. plus, iconic restaurants coming to sfo. exciting eatery's opening at the airport this spring and the latest company to cut its diversity hiring targets after an executive order. president an executive order. president trump still to come. i bought the team! kevin... ? i bought the team! i put it on my chase freedom unlimited card. and i'm gonna cashback on a few other things too... starting with the sound system! curry from d

gathered in concord, there, at the corner of monument boulevard and meadow lane. they carried flags and held signs. some read my parents fought for my future. now i'll fight for theirs. >> for those who cannot speak for themselves, i have to support the immigrants who came to america for a better future but are seen as criminals. america was built on immigrants, so i can't see why. we can't just put our differences aside and come together as one. >> according to the pew research center, 10% of students in california have at least one undocumented parent. at one point, yesterday's protest in concord was interrupted when three people in masks approached the protesters, one of them armed with what appeared to be a gun. we're told this was the second time they returned after a parent intervened to stop an earlier altercation. no word yet on any arrests, but we do know police were there at the time. >> well, coming up here this noon, the president calls it a waste of money and is preparing to gut the department of education. the pushback to his plan by one superintende

looking at a pretty windy picture, with gusts up to 28mph at sfo right now, 20 mile per hour gusts at concordindy to breezy throughout the day. gusty at times. it is milder. warmer than it was at this time yesterday by about 6 to 10 degrees over most of the bay area. so let's take a closer look. right now in san francisco it's 5963 degrees in oakland, 57 hayward. we've got around 6061 at san jose, redwood city and 55 at half moon bay. looking at the golden gate. the pavement is wet, of course, but it is not raining there right now. but the pavement is slippery all around the bay area. we've had rain throughout the day. temperature readings right now in the mid to upper 50s at santa rosa, petaluma, napa, fairfield, 60 at concord and 57 at livermore. let's check out our forecast headlines through this evening. it's still a level two storm. even though the intensity of the rain has diminished a bit. but the soil is saturated, it's still gusty in some spots. slick roadways and the increased likelihood of some localized flooding continues as the rain continues. so level two storm through the eveni

buchanan field in concord, 23mph and even higher at oakland international airport, and 23 mile per hour winds at sfo. we're going to clock the rain and tell you when it's going to be completely out of here. but, claudine, next time around, i'm going to tell you about an advisory watch or warning you will find in effect for the weekend. >> all right. looking forward to that. thanks, roberta. and despite the much needed break in the rain, the concern now is this over saturated ground. fire officials are keeping a close eye on a landslide that has already severely damaged two homes and is threatening others. they're also warning drivers to stay off those flooded roadways after they had to rescue people who had to climb onto the roofs of their cars after getting trapped. ktvu is amber lee has our report. >> sonoma county fire district shared this video of a crew responding to a swift water rescue. the fire inspector tells me a man was trapped in his car after driving on a flooded road in guerneville wednesday afternoon. it was among a dozen rescues in just the past two days. >> i've been av

we're 38 in concord, 37 in dublin. not quite as cold for the south bay, but i think once you get around morgan hill and gilroy, we certainly could see some isolated mid 30s. so watch out here as we roll through tomorrow morning. we've got that heaviest jacket out. you're going to be good to go. and then as we head through the afternoon temperatures here in the 50s across the bay area, that will lead us to 59 in san jose. 55 martinez also 58 here in santa rosa. now i want to make sure we get in here. that chance of rainfall for next week. it's looking more and more like we'll get some significant rainfall as we head into the midweek forecast. we start to see this whole thing developing by next tuesday, and then it would be an atmospheric river. and right now it's aimed right towards southern california. so what we're watching is that placement of the atmospheric river. if this were to move closer to us, obviously we'd get in on some much heavier rainfall. but right now it's pinning southern california with the heaviest

for concord, also falling short of the forecast of 4 inches of rain, only 2.25 around concord.ncisco turned out pretty well, forecast 4.2 inches of rain, got 4.68. santa rosa also an overachiever, as you have been with virtually every system this winter, adding up over 7 1/2 inches of rain. the forecast was for around 6 inches, but the boom amount was about a foot of rain, so fell well short of that. we're always trying to improve what we do with every system that comes in and the next one isn't that far away. let's look where we stand right now. we'll see clear skies through the rest of tonight which means there is no cloud cover, no fog, no gusty winds to stir the atmosphere around to keep much warmth at ground level. so temperatures are cooling off rapidly. we are in the 40s across the board now and with clear skies we'll continue dropping off as we head through tonight. temperatures, especially in the north bay, will be chilly, down to around freezing in santa rosa, barely above that for petaluma, healdsburg, and napa. most inland temperatures will be 30s with mostly 40s ar

also mid 50s at fairfield, concord and livermore. let's check out our forecast headlines overnight and tomorrow morning. frost and freeze alerts will be in effect once again the next two days. we'll see clouds increasing a bit with rain developing late tuesday. but the larger rainstorms will be coming in wednesday through friday, with more rain and windy conditions as well. so the forecast animation overnight shows clear skies as long as the skies are clear overnight. that allows for radiational cooling that allows temperatures to drop. so once again, we have a freeze warning and a frost advisory in effect for the bay area from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow. that covers all of the bay area except the city of san francisco and the coastline. the areas in the darker color here are those under the freeze warning. temperatures in some of these locations may drop down to as low as 26 degree. tomorrow morning. the blue closer to the coast represents where the frost advisory is in effect, and low temperatures in those areas may drop as low as 3

that's concord police detective lee lawrence, who was looking into the case. he says almost all the scams he's investigated lead to outside of the u.s. and a lot of those cases, ultimately, it ends up in an exchange that's hostile to united states law enforcement. he says the first thing to do is take a breath and think about if they're asking for something that makes sense. he also said, you can call your bank yourself. and he said, if you find yourself realizing it's a scam, report it right away. advice from our consumer investigator, chris chmura. also, the people who come to us, come to us with a high level of shame, forget the shame and try to fix it as soon as possible. if you can undo it in the first hour, two hours, three hours, 48 hours, whatever it might be, you might actually be able to get your money back. in contra costa county, we're told financial abuse accounts for about 21% of reports. the aging and adult services department gets annually. that includes one from a bank in november. about comedy. the county can't disclose who reported it, but t

mid 50s at fairfield, concord and livermore. and these are our forecast headlines. a deep chill will settle into the bay area overnight. we have frost and freeze alerts. the weekend looks pretty good. if you're looking for sunny skies. both days will be sunny, but with frigid morning conditions and storms return the middle of next week. i'm sure you can't wait for that, but let's take a look at our cold air alerts. we have a freeze warning and frost advisory in effect from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. tomorrow for all of the bay area except the city of san francisco and the coastline. these areas under the purple color here in the north bay valleys and purple down in the eastern santa clara hills. those areas will are covered by the freeze warning, with temperatures dropping down to as low as 28 degrees in the coldest spots. the blue covers the remainder of the bay area. that's the frost advisory, and in those areas, lows may drop as low as 33 degrees. so let's take a look at our forecast lows for the overnight hours of 31 at ukiah and santa rosa, down to 28 at lakeport. moving

right now, we're looking at gusty wind up to about the 23mph at concord, 21 mile per hour gusts downat san jose and all around the bay area. it's quite breezy and it's going to get even gustier tomorrow as that stronger storm moves in. right now. 57 degrees in san francisco, low 60s at oakland, hayward, san jose, upper 50s at redwood city and half moon bay. look at this view atop mount tam where it is windy and it is raining there. temperature readings up north right now in the mid 50s at santa rosa, petaluma and napa, upper 50s to about 60 at fairfield, concord and livermore. let's check out our forecast headlines tonight. again, more light rain, mainly in the north bay. but some other areas may get a sprinkle or two. but the big deal is tomorrow as a stronger level two storm arrives, bringing windy and rainy conditions by afternoon going into the evening and overnight hours. then by tuesday, potentially and looks pretty likely right now. a level three storm bringing even stronger conditions or more intense conditions they will see tomorrow. so for this evening, this light level one

. >> in the east bay, hispanic grocery store, lewis ranchero supermarket in concord was closed today in solidarity with the day without immigrants initiative. the sign on the doors stores saying that we close our doors for our own families and our community. >> and families here. i have it that gates. it's a latest. getty full. the ice my friends here it would letting people. >> over the weekend people stopped traffic on monument boulevard in concord last night after ice agents were spotted in the city. police have confirmed the presence of ice but say that they don't know what the agents were doing their exactly. a source is also telling kron 4 a couple dozen students from rancho cotati high school did not go to class today in protest. >> in oakland, protesters gathered in the fruitvale neighborhood is part of a day without immigrants protest the group rally against recent ice raids and deportations in the bay area. stay with kron. 4 on air and online. as we learn more about these raids locally, you can scan the qr code on your screen where you'll find headlines. the bay-area respon

protest against ice in concord tonight. all of this comes after concord police say there was immigration enforcement activity in the area. activists gathered to send a strong message against those efforts. police say they did not assist in this activity in any way. and in a statement, they said they are dedicated to protecting the community regardless of immigration status. tonight, we are following the story as investigators work to determine what caused a massive fire at the martinez refining company. it all started yesterday afternoon, leading to a shelter in place for nearby homes and a health advisory. today, a warning was issued due to contaminated water on the refinery property. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone is looking into why some neighbors are fed up. >> reporter this is video of the martinez refining company on fire saturday. black smoke clouds could be seen for miles. residents like justin gomez, who evacuated with his family and spoke with me via zoom, is angry, saying this is just the most recent in what

all of this in opposition to ice agents being spotted in concord saturday.ocker police confirmed the presence of ice but do not know why those agents were here. we caught up in the team here at los ranchero supermarket talker on monday morning unloading their truck. but again, not serving customers during their protest. >> i think i would probably do the same thing if i were in that. >> amenities here. i have it that gates. it's a latest. get eople, the ice my friends here and it would letting people. >> you know, a lot of these people here, if they're here legally, you're a document. they're making a difference in our world. we need them just as much as they need us. thousands protested at francisco city hall back in 2017 during a previous day without immigrants. and today, several bay area organizations are promoting their involvement. their signs read no work, no shopping, no school. >> the grocery store also has these red cards on the wall that given legal advice to undocumented immigrants, if they're confronted ice agents as the protests continues throu

all of this in opposition to ice agents being spotted in concord saturday. cocker police confirmed the presence of ice but do not know why those agents were here. we caught up in the team here at los ranchero supermarket talk area on monday morning unloading their truck. but again, not serving customers during their protest. >> i think i would probably do the same thing i were in that. >> amenities here. i have it that gates. it's a latest. getty full. the ice my friends here and it letting people. >> you know, a lot of these people here, if they're here legally, you're a document. they're making a difference in our world. we need them just as much as they need us. thousands protested at francisco city hall back in 2017 during a previous day without immigrants. and today, several bay area organizations are promoting their involvement. their signs read no work, no shopping, no school. >> sources tell us a couple of dozen students from rancho cotati high school are not going to class on monday. and the grocery store also has these red cards on the wall that gi

no slowing for highway four into concord, pleasant hill all moving very smoothly. a wind advisory given for a lot of the bridges overnight. things are calmer now, but just know the chp did call out the bridges, as well as the altamont pass light traffic there throughout the east bay and tri-valley, as well as the south bay. back to you. thanks, mike. it is 523. coming up next on today in the bay, we are celebrating black history month on nbc bay area. and this morning we're going to introduce you to one local artist breaking barriers in his east bay neigorhood. keehbp gold bond believes touch says everything. it says... i see you. i feel you. and...i know you. gold bond. get in touch with irresistibly touchable skin. ordinary is the opposite of beautiful. beauty drops our jaws. dilates our eyes. and beauty is something we can create... right now... at floor & decor. black heritage month here at nbc bay area this morning, we are profiling some of the people who make our bay area so unique, including oakland based photographer brandon ruffin. ruffin is a former east

in the east bay residents in concord sounding the alarm over rent protections. the city council decided this week to examine the rent stabilization ordinance nearly a month earlier than expected. this means the council could decide to get rid of this ordinance, not even a full year after it went into effect. >> and that you're good to that i work with and actually the tenants that have been on the front lines this whole time had been immigrants. taking this right. so this protections away from puts them at risk. we already heard of ice coming to coming to conquer. councilmember pablo. >> that says he introduced this ordinance because he quote the review of it anyway because he believes housing policies, a strike, a balance that benefits both tenants and property owners concord's vice mayor responding to the ordinance review saying, quote, i'm disappointed that chipping away at ordinance meant to help concord renters is the first item are do council member wants to address. and i believe that this new chaos, the stressor and our community, we'll do more harm than

ten degrees warmer in concord.see much rain at all, but today, scattered showers throughout the morning hours mainly you can see 10:00 there there widespread into 1130 and 1:00. they get a little bit more widely scattered and then isolated throughout the late afternoon. so we'll talk about that much stronger storm as we get into tuesday and even into late monday. stephanie. >> all right. lisa. thank you. developing news on the two deadly plane collisions this past week. the ntsb and the faa have opened investigations into the two plane crashes out of washington, dc and philadelphia. here's abc news reporter nicole d'antonio with details on both tragedies. >> covid. >> we're learning more about the fiery plane crash in philadelphia, where a learjet operating as a medical ambulance crashed moments after takeoff on friday. >> the aircraft climbed to about 1500ft above the ground. the entire flight lasted less than a minute. >> investigators say they're still gathering the debris from the wreckage and searching for the

joey horta is live in concord with the details. chilling. >> darya and james of the suspect grocery store is closed today. the doors open. we saw customer go inside. they're about to be told they have to leave because they're not catering to customers today. they're simply doing inventory at this point. so what we know is what set what the site says on the door, which is in spanish. quote, we close our doors for our own families and our community and folks are now being pushed out of the store by the staff, not understanding what's going on entirely, but this is about the protest. >> coming on the heels of a large protests here cannes for concord, rather on sunday night. take a look. well, yeah, we need to know that before. a large crowd of according to witnesses, about 1000 people stopping traffic on monument boulevard around 6 o'clock sunday night. all of this in opposition to ice agents being spotted in concord on saturday. conquer police confirmed the presence of ice, but they don't know what those agents did. they tell us we c

they started in concord, the lower part of the country, headquartered in mogadishu, on the british concord, the up upside bordering the golf, providing that then was called the british, somebody lined at this time of independence. somebody lined up.

you can see concord gusting at 28 miles an hour.sfo site winds out of the west at about 38 miles an hour. in san jose, the airport winds gusting to 36 miles an hour. here's our live camera. just be extra careful on the roadways here. we're looking out toward the golden gate bridge. timing is not great with the afternoon and the evening commute, with the fact with with the rainfall factor and also the strong winds as well, and also the possibility of some thunderstorms. now, tomorrow. we're talking so much about rain tomorrow morning for the most part should be dry. so this system will be out of here. the cold air moves in so we have some frost out there. so definitely want to bundle up tomorrow morning. now here's the rain right now in the short term here's the updated forecast model. you can see this basically blanketing the bay area. did a nice job with the yellows and reds. look what happens though. this is in the short term at 6:00 the focus does kind of drift closer to the santa cruz mountains and in the south bay, closer to mo

concord is 34. napa airport is 34. russian river at guerneville looks like it's peaked around 35.8 35.9ft. it is expected to slowly start dropping, but moderate flood stage is 35. flood stage is 32, so it's above moderate, but it does look like it's about to ease off a little bit. we get a break today. we'll get some morning sun afternoon clouds. next system to the left of your screen. and that cold air continues to churn to the north. but i can see clearly now. it will be nice. sunny in the morning, cold then, i think partly cloudy in the afternoons. it kind of looks to me 50s though. that's it on the temps. all right. so here's so far so good. knock on whatever. >> yeah it's you know what? it's better. much better than it was yesterday. steve, let's go right to san jose. i want to take a quick look at 280 northbound here. and you can see it's moving along okay. yesterday it was jammed. at this point, we do have some slowing in san jose. i don't want to make it sound like there's no slow traffic, but it's well within

the youth led movement they hope, sends a message from concord all the way to the white house.nd then. >> i had role models. many of them were not in in broadcast journalism. >> outpouring of support, honoring a trusted voice who cast a light on the bay area and broke barriers in broadcasting. i look back on the life and legacy of dennis richmond. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live across the oakland estuary this morning, and as you can see right here, the rain has returned. after drying out briefly yesterday, we are getting a little bit more of that wet stuff. the question is how long it will stick around. thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it is thursday, february 6th. it is awfully dark behind us. there is no sight of the sun at all. steve paulson, we're in for another very wet, wet, dark day. >> yes, we are here. the little different twist, though, this time heavier south so far, no doubt about it. san francisco south city down to santa cruz taking the brunt of this mo

the militia that fought at my content in concord, guess what, they never disbanded. they kept going. they came part of the united states army and defended freedom at every moment in our history. today it's known as the 180 first infantry regiment. the 181. it's always in the massachusetts national guard. now for most of the last year, the 181 oh support to iraq defending peace in one of the most dangerous regions of the world. a few weeks ago joanna and i went out to hanscom air force base to thank those soldiers who were returning home. they stepped off the plane. no codes, his camel and the boots straight into a welcoming freezing wind and driving snow. but they were undaunted. they kept smiling because they were home and soon they would see their families. nine soldiers in 180 first received combat badges during test appointment. some of them are with us this evening. let's give them a big welcome home. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you for serving our country. thank you for serving our country and making us proud. i moved beyond words by the grid, drive,