kron-4's dan kerman talked to fans in the east bay.about the dubs move across the bay. >> grant: mayor there'd from the left and kevin up from the far right curious and on private lands and the loudest home court advantage in the nba at some people wondering if the place will have assams sold. >>: read the tale and have a llama on the severance as good north bay. if you could afford it once >> pam: with great excitement today about all of the nation is thrilled about the news >>: little heartbreaking only because always raised with the golden state warriors disappointed they're leaving oakland. born and raised here. and definitely lawyers or disappointment but reading tavern trade and they continue to follow the team and go to the games. at oracle arena, warrior fans still the majority of fans we spoke with say they will continue to follow the team and go their games sot rick waxman/warrior fan 38- 41 sot brianna coston/warrior fan 42-45 the only question is how much more tickets will cost when the team moves from oakland to san franci

dan kerman- kron4news >> pam: thank you, dan!> pam: the state reservoir are now 1.2 million acre- feet overbear storage average. for this time of the year. >> technical difficulties >> reporter:kron four's rob fladeboe tells about what's ahead for one homeowner. >> reporter:matt clapp spent much of the day wednesday hosing the mud home , the sickening memory of the wall of water that flooded his and other homes here on lovers lane still fresh in his memory. >> reporter:the carpet was ruined, of course, along with the dry wall. but clapp suspects the water may have seeped under his home and could cause problems in the days and weeks ahead. a contractor, clapp is worried about the potential for mold, saying there is no time to lose getting rid of any and all moisture. >>matt clapp/flood victim everything has to be dry. we have to take the dive--have to take the drywall out to make sure there is no motion. --moister. we will have fan is going as well. >> reporter:most of his furniture escaped the flood but there is damage to some fe

kron4's dan kerman shows us how technology is now aiding in the search for the woman from tracy.ayda creek search thursday 01261710pkgfor the 4th day in a row, the alameda county sheriff's office sent up its drone along alameda creek in search of jayda jenkins. on saturday jenkins was driving west on niles canyon road when she went off the road and into the creek. her car was discovered tuesday, but so far no sign of the teenager since then jenkins parents and volunteers have been searching along the creeksot denielle jenkins/parent of missing teen 21-28but sheriff's officials say the drone may be able to spot what they can'tsot deputy rick hassna/drone pilot 35-42a report thursday of something swirling downstream was unable to be corrborated by the drone sotthat up close and personal look could take place on saturday mornung when a mass search is plannedsot sgt. ray kelly/ alameda county sheriff's office 112-119 standup dan kerman/alameda creek 129-139142/std toss weather morning clouds gave way to abundant sunshine around the bay area this afternoon. there are a few fair weathe

at the oakland coliseum, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> of course, silver and black fans are feeling blue tonight. the oakland raiders have officially filed for that nfl relocation in hopes of heading to las vegas but for now they are still based in alameda county. that could change in the future. while not unexpected, today's news was still a dagger to fans. raider nation is disappointed but not discouraged about efforts to keep the team in the bay area. as time winds down, one group of supporters is drying up a hail mary. save oakland recently started an online petition and has gathered over 1000 signatures in less than a week. >> we're hoping to get thousands and thousands of people to let the nfl owners know they prefer the raiders in oakland and to give reasons why. when you sign, you can put in a statement why you want the raiders in oakland. >> oakland leaders and investors notably ronnie lott, fortress group are also working to keep the raiders in the bay. the group says it will continue to negotiate with the team and the nfl to build a $1.25 billion seat stadium -- $1.25 billion,

in the santa cruz mountaisn rob fladeboe in the east bay haaziq madyun at lafayette reservoir in dan kerman, kron four news. we are tracking the rain tonight all over the bay area. and prompting flood advisories for most of the bay area. in effect until 11-45 tonight. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. we have team coverage tonight. charles clifford is in the north bay where the storm brought some flooding to roads and spencer blake is live along the freeway with how the rain is impacting traffic. but first let's go to kron-4' meteorologist brittney shipp. brittney is timing out the rain.

and as kron-4's dan kerman tells us the public defenders office says it decided to release the video - to show that the s-f-p-d is all talk - when it comes to de-escalating situations. this is police body cam video the last 20 seconds of an 8 minute encounter between san francisco police officers and san francisco resident sean' moore sot at a news conference wednesday public defender jeff adachi released the video saying it shows talk of new style of policing emphasizing de escalation of crisis situations is nothing more than talk sot jeff adachi/s.f. public defender 31-41 it was january 6 when officers arrived at moore's home to investigate whether he had violating a restraining order by banging on his neighbors wall. the video shows moore being belligerent during much of the 8 minute encounter and officers initially backing off but at the 5 minute mark, moore is pepper sprayed but at the 8 minute mark he is ordered out and told to get on the ground. when he refuses officers approach him he officers attempt to strike him with a baton a struggle ensues, the officer falls down the st

kron4's dan kerman is live there with more. dan? and in the east bay. there are also problems with flooding. kron 4's chuck clifford is checking on the rising waters in martinez right now. and he'll be back to share with us what he is finding now as antoher storms moves in. we're updating you on a story we first brought you on kron-4 news at 5. witnesses say strong gusts of wind are to blame for a scaffolding collapse.toppling onto a person and trapping him under the structure. this happened on turk and market streets in san francisco less than a hour ago. - in this video sent to us by a viewer.you can see the man being loaded into an ambulance. at this time.we believe he was the only person hurt in the incident. next we are continuing our coverage of the inauguration. >> reporter: here and a quarter of the deer creek it's a note or flare that was less the presidents of businesses and not yet concerned but be prepared within bags a as it's in full force here. . dry for much of the afternoon sandbags lined up along the avenue which sits adjacent to quart

dan kerman joins us live with what they had to say. dan? and taking a live look outside right now. another dry day - but there's more rain in the forecast. >> reporter: the finale of sight but the warriors are leaving oakland. and then add that they were hanging around also go see them carried in the majority of fans continue to follow the scene of the ticket prices are not to absorbent. and several people today and the previous story going loss this. kron four's brittney shipp is in the weather center tracking a >> britteny: 9 ofttimes for bathtubs are all the water and it will be a concerted specially and streams. closer look at our satellite radar shot shows all little bit odd to the north of ukiah and then we start to see more more on saltwater developing severe curious what we can expect to see drive for the rest of tonight 3 and then not run around 5:00 in the morning trade. and then why it spread rain headed home from some of the system. the evening commute keep that in mind as you're making your plans after work for tomorrow the heaviest rain will be following as returned h

kron 4's dan kerman is live at s-f-o with their story... dan?vel ban will have an impact on international college students here in the bay area... those students have family members around the globe, some in countries listed on the banned list. however kron4's haaziq madyun found mixed reactions to the travel ban from international students on the cal campus college students here at the international house at uc berkeley are paying very close attetion to president donald trumps executive order banning travel from seven predominantly muslim countries "i gotta say it makes me really sad because the reason i came to the u.s. for me it was the land of opportunity and openness and somewhere everyone was welcome""you know, he should be doing it much slower, he is doing it too quickly, it is really becoming a shock to everyone" well, not everyone..."i think people need to calm down and actually examine the intent" check out young joong's nuanced perspective on the what president donald trump's executive orders on travel and immigration means to this ma

officers shot sean moore - he did not die, but as kron4's dan kerman reports the public defender says he never should have been shot. still ahead. >> grant: diseases branch of and then the airlines the effect of a pga a gas in the south bay and the hands of customers must solve without harm if currently more firms hit hardest are obviously they are ready for < and they will be on high alert device holiday as does her is or is the the, the bay area periods >> pam: and releasing this new body camera officer involved shooting to reappoint and a a a a set pd was also aquaculture's said the escalating the situation in. this happened back on january 6th officers didn't die but the plight of understands it never. another officer shoots more but not fatally. . >>: adapt happen this way. as the officers not called until after more shot and then still afternoons noon news conference they did not he fall down to pat and the use a baton. nina will injure as for the set from the hospital, a jail variety of charges relating to the police officer. officers are tracking on drivers along the peninsula

. >> pam:today, kron4's dan kerman when the new police chief was introduced. >> anne kirkpatrick/new oakland police chief --thank you oakland, y'all have been nothing but absolutely welcoming to me >> reporter:saying she's had a heart for oakland for many years, the kirkpatrick mixed good old pledge that she cannot be administrator and the mayor introduced her to reporters and the public wednesday. >> libby schaaf/oakland leader with integrity able to change culture, someone who would deliver on fare and just policing, prevent violence and increase accountability >> reporter:kirkpatrick comes to the opd after the department has been embroiled in a year long sex scandal and a revolving door of police months she's overseen reforms at the chicago police department, but says her focus here will be on more than reform. >>reform is where we have we direct behavior, i am more interested in transformation, that's the change in thinking that's the cultural change. >> reporter:kirkpatrick has been a police officer for 34 years. she butted heads with the police union while serving as chief in s

kron 4's dan kerman is live at civic center plaza in san francisco with that part of the story it's been over a month since the deadly ghost ship fire in oakland. coming up on kron four news. we are hearing from the parents of one of the survivors who remains in the hospital. then, donald trump drawing some major criticism after several interviews over the weekend. this as we are just days away from his inauguration. how the president-elect is responding this evening. and next, honoring a civil rights legend. how communities around the bay area are honoring martin luther king junior. thousands of people across the nation - are honoring the life of doctor martin luther king. he's best known for his role in the african-american civil rights movement and nonviolent protests. parades were held all across the map including in san antonio, texas. which you are looking at video off. it was billed as a first of its kind prayer meeting between catholics and muslims this afternoon at a mosque. several >> vicki: celebrations happening off the bay area including the annual celebration traveled from

kron4's dan kerman joins us live from san francisco with more. dan? the new year will come with a bit of a shock for some bart customers. that is because starting tomorrow there will be a major increase in parking citations at bart parking lots. the idea is to deter repeat offenders from breaking the parking rules. some bart passnegers tell kron4's haaziq madyun.they are not too happy about the id this 40 dollar parking citation was waiting for mayra swatt when she got to her car here at the lafayette bart station monday. lucky for her, because tuesday this same ticket jumps up to 75-dollars "75-dollars? that's ridiculous! i feel like i am back in the city all over again" bart offcials say the idea is to deter for people from illegally parking in a bart lot because it was cheaper than commuting to sf by car and trying to pay for prking in the city "i gotta be honest it's an interesting proposition by bart" the 2017 bart parking citations in the public lot increase from 35-dollars to 55-dollars citations for parking in an assigned space jumps from $40-

kron 4's dan kerman is live outside the san francisco hall of justice with more. >> reporter: dozens of protesters are here today and they are asking for justice. they are asking to turn up the heat on the district attorney until he take action. >>protest >> reporter: chanting, do your job. demanding that the district attorney, and file charges against the san francisco police officers that killed lopez in 2016. >> he was running away and shot in the back 16 best-six times. >> reporter: claim that the shooting was self-defense. >> reporter: among a dozen officers involved shootings that the d.a. has yet to make a starting fast- charging decision. >> it has been too long since the d.a. has not been able to reach a decision regarding the murder of lopez. >> we are not happy that the case is taking the lead of time that it is taking. but we have to be correct in the process. . >> reporter: there'll be no consequences for their actions. >> out accountability would not see a change in culture and change and practice of unjustified murder of people of color stop in san francisco. >> report

killing a woman inside now as kron-4's dan kerman tells us police are now lauching an investigation - into exactly what happened. this is all that's left of a vehicle after an amtrak capitol corridor train slammed into it friday morning in santa clara killing the driver. sot norm josephson/saw aftermath of crash 8-18 about 10 am union pacific railroad says the car was heading eastbound on agnew and was the second car in line waiting to make a left turn onto lafayette. unfortunately authorities say the car had not pulled far enough forward and the back end was still on the tracks when the southbound train approached causing it to hit the car. those who drive across the intersection aren't surprised sot christina formosa/lives nearby 43-53 union pacific says it appears the trains conductor did everything properly, sounding his horn, activating the gates and lights, and applying the emergency brake, though it was not fast enough to stop the collission. crime scene investigators were on scene much of the day getting measurements and collecting other evidence. the coroner removed the body

. >> pam:kron 4's dan kerman. at the san pablo reservoir with a look at just how far the bay area has come out of the drought. >> average precipitation is at 200%. we are at 96% of that. a snow level has doubled since the first of january. >> reporter: nearly half as they can do the same thing. january of last year only 3 percent was out of the drug. a month by month things were improving. in effect; by january 17th,-terse but that does much as have 42 percent of california out of the drought. --monitrs tors of the drought >> pam:we are seeing spectacular images of many of the bay area's reservoirs as they fill up. >> steve:this is the spillway at phoenix lake in marin county. and that reservoir is now at close to 80-percent of its capacity. >> steve:this is what it looked like at lexington reservoir in santa clara county today. it is full and water is rushing over the spill way there. this i s one of the biggest reservoirs in the south bay. >> steve:also in santa clara county. anderson reservoir has reached its c

but not everyone in the bay area will be protesting kron 4's dan kerman spoke to one trump supporterwho is getting ready to head to washington d-c. on tuesday stanford physician vanila singh and her family will head out to washington d.c. for the inauguration of donald trump. she likes his straight talk, his pledge to bring jobs back to the u.s. and feels trump is more of rockefeller type republican than people give him credit for sot vanila singh, m.d./going to inauguration 21-31 singh was a trump delegate and says she has never hidden her support for the president elect even though most of her friends are democrats. sot singh was invited to the inauguration by a texas congressman who she is advising on overhauling obamacare. she hopes those in congress planning to boycott the inauguration will have a change of heart. a high spirited gathering at the 25-th annual doctor martin luther king junior. multi - cultural rally in oakland today. the program included youth speakers from the m-l-k junior freedom center. and keynote speaker --- east bay congresswoman barbara lee. celebrating th

in the santa cruz mountaisn rob fladeboe in the east bay haaziq madyun at lafayette reservoir in dan kerman, kron four news. we are tracking the rain tonight all over the bay area. and prompting flood advisories for most of the bay area. in effect until 11-45 tonight. thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson. we have team coverage tonight. charles clifford is in the north bay where the storm brought some flooding to roads and spencer blake is live along the freeway with how the rain is impacting traffic. but first let's go to kron-4' meteorologist brittney shipp. brittney is timing out the rain. >> britteny: the heaviest rainfall is dying to come down to nine things widen out as we go through tomorrow morning's commute. and more rain on the way at with widespread rain continuing hours long reign we started earlier this morning continuing in the afternoon and here is where some of the heaviest rainfall with heavier elevations said cruz mountains just outside of livermore outsider brentwood. all seem moderate downpours the entire area under flood advisory until an

. >> reporter: dan kerman, kron4news >> catherine: thanks, dan! >> grant:kron four's spencer blake isspencer - this was one of the areas that flooded? >> reporter:yes, the dip over there has been a problem not just with this storm, but with several others in the past. you can see it dried out today, so opportunity to get some work done. >> reporter: they did have time in between to get some work done. >> reporter:just up the road in lafayetter i found a utility repairman checking out lines after the storm. marty weston says the rainy season is always a busy time for them. >> reporter:the job he was on today specific damage from the stormbut there was some routine maintenance to take care of after a big rain. >>"there's some moisture that got into the cable up there, so i'm trying to trace down where the actual cross is." >> reporter:weston says this time of year they have linemen working around the clock because of the weather. >> reporter:he's been working ten or twelve hours a day lately, and even had a stint up in auburn during the holiday seas

that's where kron 4's dan kerman is tonight. any word dan on what might have caused the crash. now to a story we first told you about last night. the two members of the bay area 'tower of power' band are in serious condition after being hit by a train in jack london square. the bandleader posted on facebook saying that they are optomistic of the two members making recoveries. the drummer.david garibaldi and marc van wagen-ingen were reportedly the two that were hit. an amtrak spokesman says the men were not in the designated crosswalk when they were struck. the band was set to play a few shows in oakland.seattle and las vegas. they have not announced if that tour will continue. this about as strong as a sign there is that california is coming out of the drought. more of this dramatic video as well as where the flood gates are being opened tonight. and he is one of the most notorious criminals to terrorize the bay area. why the man dubbed the "pillowcase rapist" has lost his freedom. again. fallen trees are still a big problem in the east bay. kron four's philippe djegal reports

kron 4's dan kerman sat down with chief scott today and joins us live at san francisco city hall. >> reporter:we have new information about last month's ghost ship warehouse fire which killed 36 people. >>: like the only intended to that schedule was sworn in monday says as the separate he does he must first understand that he must earn the respect of his fellow officers. and current he expects to revere the sanctity of human life carried must >>: you officers the best options and is deserving of human life. the lawyer for lease holder the lawyers' report says, derek ion almena should not face criminal charges. almena's attorney did not identify the expert who helped put togeher their report. neither the a-t-f, oakland fire department or the alameda sheriff's department. has officially determined the cause of the fire. we have posted the report that was put together by almena's lawyer. on kron 4.com. a sinkhole shuts down a highway in the bay area. what crews are doing to repair the damage. plus flooding is impacting southern california. we'll tell you where this man was able to surf

. >> reporter:dan kerman, kron4news >> reporter: thank you, dan. >> reporter:with that in mind kron4's haaziq madyun talked with some oakland stakeholders who have some advice for the new chief. >>i am so excited to be here in oakland and to be your chief of police" >> reporter:there is no doubt that oakland's new police chief anne kirkpatrick is excited about her new job. that is to be expected. but i spoke with some folks here at this some advice for the new chief that may help her succeeed in her new job >> reporter:what advice would you give her? >>"excuse me?" >>"what advice would i give her? >> reporter:the first order of advice. >>"the most advice i would give her is like we have been telling her, one, be ready that you are walking into a deficit of trust, there is no trust in the police right now" >>"put in reforms in place that will build trust and create a better relationship with the community, which in turn will help fight serious and violent crime down the road" >>"make sure you engage the community in trying to make this situation work, we need to make sure that our peop

kron 4's dan kerman is live along the cr technology is helping in the search >> reporter: the search will continue for jaded jenkins pyrrhic which--jayda jenkins >> reporter: dozens of searchers and the family of data--jada servers in the area today where the car was found. she was not inside the car. >>: if we find her that will be a blessing. >> reporter: as a volunteer searchers searched for her. there was a drone in the sky. >>: the object was seen swirling in this area. we have flown it several times throughout the entire area but we see no optics and the water at this time >> reporter: surging downstream. --searching the downstream. >>: i am able to check debris piles up as well as trees and the middle of the river. >> reporter: the wing of the ditch on a large tv monitor the drone kansas that something as small as a coke bottle but so far, no side of--site of jaeda. >> reporter: moral will be a mass surge. including the drone's working the entire area as to where she went off canyon road. including downstream. they are hoping they make a recovery on saturday, if not before. ba

it will be this years storms that will turn the tide but weather watchers are optmistic kron 4's dan kerman is live from lafayette reservoir with more. >> reporter: and that concede potentiall at average made parts the bay area already looking and total storage capacity. and a million and half the people to a variety of sources. a member since he back in may from whether last year. >> reporter: no guarantee of a worse thing right now but keeping a for the next several months. >> grant:still ahead on kron four news. police take a san mateo man into custody - after he allegedly broke into several homes overnight - and then, sexually assaulted some of his victims. what we are learning about the suspect. then, scary moments as a nanny cam captures the moments a toddler becomes trapped - after a dresser falls on top of him. how his twin brother was able to save him. >> grant:and next, a city in the east bay. is seeing a spike in home burglaries. but thieves are targeting specifics homes. what you need to look out for. ate. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the fi

along 37, dan kerman, kron4 news. >>> a gunman is on the loose after a 16-year-old boy was shot and killed in the east bay. the incident happened just before 7:00 on monday night in hayward. officers arrived at her house near princeton street and found a teenager suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he died at the scene and he was identified as lemar murphy and did not live in the home but visited the area. the alameda county sheriff's office spent all day yesterday talking to witnesses and at this point they don't have a motive. they believe it may have been a drive-by shooting. >>> it has been over one month since the deadly warehouse fire in +++oakland. fire investigators are trying to pinpoint the cause ath0but t defense team ?mx7tnace >>> 's report test doubts on alameda's criminal liability. >> i don't know if he would file charges if it started someone else -- somewhere else. you will have the mental state that you are criminally negligent for this to occur and i don't know if you can prove that. >> with no official cause of the fire determined that no criminal charges filed, the

kron 4's dan kerman is live at san pablo reservoir with details reservoirs spillingthere was so muchin the east bay this month, it was the wettest in history and now east bay mud says it's at 300 percent of its average rainfall and that's just locallysotso much so that its reservoirs are filled to the brim. sot andrea pook/east bay mud 15-22so this week, the utility is releasing water from its east bay reservoirs among them san pablo reservoirsotdoing these coordinated releases also avoids overflowing reservoirs which can lead to flooding downstream but east bay mud assures customers there will still be an ample supply of drinking water.52/drinking water ♪ life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolle