that's just one of the many signs that popped up tonight in downtown oakland. hundreds of women gathered to mark international women's day. >> kate larson has been covering the event all evening. >> the event lasted about five hours. it moved through the streets of downtown oakland, with a bold and loud message for president trump from a woman's movement with growing energy. dressed in red, hundreds marched through the streets of downtown oakland tonight. >> we have to speak up about our rights as a woman. >> the international women's day strike started in front of city hall. and touched on issues representing the diverse women who make up this fight for equality. >> no matter where you come from. religion, nationality, what gender you are, everyone's equal. >> my mom didn't do anything wrong to anybody. so i'm here to stand up for her. >> five years ago, norma's mom was deported to mexico. >> for a kid to have to go through it, i can't even imagine. i'm here for them. >> there were women marching with their daughters. >> access to health care and access to edu

again, this is wedges between 580 and 980 northeast of downtown oakland. kris, we have been looking at what pretty much has been a static situation in terms of the flames for the last several minutes. >> we know the oakland fire department is battling this fire, four alarms now, and they're setting up a triage center for any of those folks who may have had to be evac waited from the building. at least three rescues were happening right before firefighters had to pull back and take a defensive position on this building. you can see it is a bigging. and we have a lot of questions. we'll take a quick break, try to get some answers for you, and we'll be back in about two minutes. >>> welcome back. for the last 30 minutes or so, we have been following this situation out of oakland. a foour-alarm fire that broke out earlier this morning and firefighters doing the best they can right now to attack it aerially. this is on san pablo avenue at mead avenue. and we are, again, watching this very closely. you see just a ferocity of flames coming from the top of the buil

.>> downtown oakland. downtown has seen violence from protests over the air. the chief says she supports freedom of expression but -- >> you able to express your voice should not result in damaging other people. >> she plays soccer, volleyball antennas. we asked her why she wanted to come to oakland and she responded with a sports analogy. >> i was to be the coach of the steam, for this season in time. that is why i was hired this agency. >> she is a triathlete who runs in the morning. we asked about the path she takes them what she sees. >> i run on a treadmill. i look at a mirror. [ laughter ]>> reporter: henry lee with fox 2 news.>>> the golden gate bridge will have a suicide net in place in four years. the journal reports the bridge district has a target date of generally 12, 2021 and the work has begin. the project involves installing steel netting about the size of seven football fields. >>> activists are involved in the public schools in the 50's, they will speak to students at an east bay school. terrence roberts was a student and became known. these w

downtown oakland about two miles away. what is near the police activity is oakland technical high school. i'm a little concerned about that. rick will bring us whatever details he can find in a live report coming up real quick. the rest of the bay shows a friday commute. i'll track that. and tracking the san mateo bridge. we'll take a live look over there and just show you the congestion westbound across the cross-section. if you can, use the dumbarton bridge. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >> breaking news mike was just telling you about from oakland. live to rick boone on the scene of a crash trying to find out how seriously the oakland police officer was injured. >>> ongoing search for the person or people involved in two back-to-back sexual assaults near the stanford university campus. >>> happening now in our digital platforms, we're just learning post francis says he is possibly open to married men becoming priests to combat the roman catholic church's shortage of clergy. we will follow the story throughout the day

i'm rick boone live in downtown oakland. the option on the table right now to the raiders owner mark davis that could have him considering sticking around. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. after mid 70s in san jose today, down to 69 right now. i'll let you know who hits near 80 tomorrow when a few showers return coming up at 6:20 tonight. >>> the end of an era. this morning crews removed the final steel section of the old bay bridge. the pieces were lowered onto barges and taken to the port of oakland. the support structures of the old bridge are expected to be removed by the end of next year. the bridge opened in 1936 and was decommissioned in 2013. >>> there may be another round in the fight over the raiders future and this time it's likely to involve a courthouse. the city of oakland is consider suing the team. a $90 million stadium commitment by taxpayers. rick boone is life in downtown oakland where the city council is trying to decide if they want to keep up the fight to keep the team in down. >> reporter: what is i

natshundreds marched through the streets of downtown oakland....(nats)to bring attention to women's rights... many saying the large turnout a reaction to the current administration."i think we're seeing an attack on a women's right to choose, an attack on women's rights in the workplace."the rally started at the frank ogawa plaza... among the protesters... civil rights groups union leaders and families with children.... "you can't lead the country if you don't have love for the country and for all the people in the country and i feel like our leaders are lacking that, this administration is lacking that right now."the event started at the frank ogawa plaza... where women wore red in honor international women's day.many women stayed home to show the importance of a woman's role in the workplace. "i'm 68-years years old and i was a feminist in the 60's and i thought that we were going to have made progress by now but what's happening is our rights are being taken away from us and there is actually a war on women and a war on women's rights."the women

she says she plans to live in downtown oakland. you had a chance to meet her dave, we had bits of this interview yesterday. you got a fuller picture of the chief as well as her plans for the city. >> she has a variety of interests. says she has to make the city of oakland safe and get the members of the police department on board in making that happen and treating the community better and she said she knows the community will love her officers under her leadership style. >> very good, we'll hear more about it throughout the day. >>> time is 7:46 new this morning, this story just a short while ago, the u.s. senate confirmed ben carson the former presidential candidates as the new housing secretary. the he has no government or housing policy experience. democrats even criticized his credentials. he was unanimously approved january skw and moments ago the u.s. senate confirmed him as the new secretary of housing. >>> we'll help get you out the door, dry roads make things easier. >> yeah right now this dry weather as you said the reall

it has been causing a backup heading is the out of downtown oakland. oking at the rest of the oakland freeway system, not bad. 880 from 238 down to fremont, we have slow traffic and 680 out of pleasanton is slow, but the rain has stopped in many areas so that has made it better. here's san jose and 101 looking moderate. there's 280 on the right northbound, and you can see traffic is moderate. 6:33. let's go back to the desk. some thank you, sal. >>> steve has been telling us as well, parts of the bay area getting soaked again. >> the roof got soaked this morning. sal has been following the impact on the morning commute. ktvu leigh martinez is in oakland. what does it look like right now? >>reporter: the rain has been on and off. as we stepped out the van, it starts raining again. it's like -- i put the hood up. i gave up on trying to look cute. we'll show you some of the traffic commute. it's getting clearer. you can see the bay bridge clearer. traffic is moving along. it's red out there approaching the bridge, but it's moving pretty steady. at this mom

we don't know exactly what is burning and what is now wafting into the affair around the downtown oakland area. clearly visible. earlier oakland fire tweeted they are doing rescue oarmingses when we -- about 5:50 or 6:00. so we're about an hour in. oakland firefighters this was a defensive fire attack only. they pulled all the fire companies inside the building outs. and they are just fighting with ladder pipes and defensive ways. it's a little lighter now. a little bit better. but firefighters are no longer in that building. we hope nobody else is either. >> yeah. >> it is still very intense. >> definitely. and the black smoke is rising. now that it's light it definitely will be able to be seen. all over the east bay. in fact i think we have a picture -- if we have the roof camera we can show that too. it is putting up a big amount of smoke. not effecting the freeway. 580. those are the freeways. it's bordered by. if we put the map up i'll show you where it is. it's right here. these freeways here that i'm showing you here are not effected by the fire. we can get my maps up. i can show y

and living in downtown oakland. >> she is walking to work. but it is a short walk, and she will have a closer look at the transformation that she is talking about. not just literally but what she sees ahead. . >> did she say what her first priority ? >> she did have a meeting with the command officers. she is spending time meeting them and trying to see if she wants to bring in new people as part of the structure. and learn about the diverse community that is oakland and try to protect it. >>> turning now to the warriors. a big blow for the team after kevin durand last left nights games after the wizards with an injury just minutes after it had begun. he has an mcl sprain and a bone bruise. and he suffered a bruise in his neck -- left me. stephen curry tweeted this photo, my man, we will hold it down until you are back on the court with us. . >> they say know what is more disappointed than his injury. he will be back stronger very soon. get well soon my brother. >> coming up at 4 pm. we will speak with a four -- a sports medicine specialist.

the final steps will likely happen here in bankruptcy court in downtown oakland to divide what little money is left. about $57,000 according to court records. an initial hearing is scheduled for mid-march. >> i'm sorry. council asked me not to talk. maybe when this gets a little further down the road, i'll be happy to sit down and discuss it with you. >> reporter: families aren't hopeful of getting any of their money back. some have spent upwards of $25,000. and their dreams of raising a child are delayed. time wasted, and trust in the process, damaged. >> all of our eggs were in that one basket, yeah, it was devastating. >> the state says it is reaching out to parents who had open adoptions with iac. the ambroses say they've since had their paperwork forwarded to another agency so they can continue their adoption process. if you have a tip for 2 investigates, we want to hear from you. just email 2investigates@ktvu.com. or give us a call. >>> tracking another cold night out there. kind of a mild day. we had mid-60s today in the warmest spots. tomorrow is going to be a cold cart again,

person who says this has been a bad commute. 880 is slow from san leandro all of the way up into downtown oakland and this san leandro valley with oakland. there is still a lot on this here with 24 not recovering. if you have one accident in the morning it just takes the commute out. it is a little bit slow in dublin but if you are driving i apologize. let's go to steve. >> i never want to put you on the spot but are we seeing anything on interstate 80? >> that just came in. >> thank you. >>> we do have a big fog bank and a lot of reports of drizzle . some of it seems to be letting up but it is almost as far as the eye can see. if you have a little bit of sun there is probably some higher clouds up above but it is june gloom already with high pressure trying to building and plenty of clouds coming up from the west side breaking through the ridge of high pressure. generally maybe farther south you go a little bit more sun but we have a lot of low clouds and the lows are very mild for some with oakland 59 and hayward 57. concord is 56 and on the peninsula mid-50s and same for menlo park and woodsid

natshundreds marched through the streets of downtown oakland....(nats)to bring attention to women's rights... many saying the large turnout a reaction to the current administration."i think we're seeing an attack on a women's right to choose, an attack on women's rights in the workplace."the rally started at the frank ogawa plaza... among the protesters... civil rights groups union leaders and families with children.... "you can't lead the country if you don't have love for the country and for all the people in the country and i feel like our leaders are lacking that, this administration is lacking that right now."the event started at the frank ogawa plaza... where women wore red in honor international women's day.many women stayed home to show the importance of a woman's role in the workplace. "i'm 68-years years old and i was a feminist in the 60's and i thought that we were going to have made progress by now but what's happening is our rights are being taken away from us and there is actually a war on women and a war on women's rights."the women

. >> the final steps will happen likely here in bankruptcy court in downtown oakland to divide what little money is left, about $57,000. an initial hearing is scheduled for mid march. >> i'm sorry, counsel has asked me not to talk. maybe when this gets a little further down the road i will be happy to sit down and discuss it with you. >> reporter: families aren't hopeful of getting any of their money back. some have spent upward 25,000 days. >> all of our eggs were in that one basket. yeah, it was$25,000. all of our eggs were in that one skes ket. yeah, it was disappointing. >> reporter: the ambroses say they have since had their paperwork forwarded to another agency so they can continue their adoption process. if you have a tip, we want to hear fro. >>> still ahead tonight, uber makes a u-turn. the announcement that could bring its self driving cars back to california. >>> plus how one bay lawmaker is trying to keep the roads safe from people who smoke recreational pot. >> you would be cited for that as you would for drunk driving. it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore!

and we can see traffic is still looking good on 880 and near the coliseum all the way up to downtown oaklandthe bay bridge all the lanes are clear. getting into the san francisco. >> it's 44 glsh drt. 4:44. >> thank you. >> there you. >> we do have mostly clear sky. i say that because the system went by. still producing some light snow. a winter weather advisory. and coming down from the northwest. taking aim at the coast and the santa kruz coast. seen this before. might cripple a few ice showers. not a big deal. more show than go. we'll keep an eye on. that we'll get a breezy day. up north more energy. up northern -- but looks like it will stay up there but we are looking for a little cooler partner here. 40s and 50s on your temps. santa cruz mowdgeses and the proper. 47 there. gilroy at 48. and 43. the northwest breeze will be the big factor today and maybe even parts of this week. expect a little breeze today. 32 up there in the area. again you can see there's not a lot there. still some light snow. that winter weather advisory goes until 8:00 this morning. water temperatures are all very

but many in downtown oakland are sympathetic to the chief. they say parking here can be a drag. >> i see a lot of people trying to parallel park and i see it's real difficult. you know just based on how busy the flow of traffic is. >> welcome to oakland for her, poor thing. we're a little different than spokane. >> reporter: and they have some advise for the new chief. >> if you hit somebody's car you should find them or leave a note. >> first i call my insurance company then the police. >> what does that fender bender happens with the chief of police. >> that would be interesting. you wouldn't have to make a phone call i would think. >> any advice for the chief of police. >> do what you were hired to do and the police will be happy with you. if not, it's going to be bad. >> reporter: and the police chief did what she was supposed to do. stayed by her vehicle until an officer arrived on scene. >> traffic and driving in the city everywhere in the bay area is brutal. it can happen to everyone. >>> we still have those showers tracking through th

. >> downtown oakland. >> the downtown has seen violence and damage from raucous protests over the years. the new chief says she supports freedom of expression. >> being able to express one's voice should not result in damaging other people. >> the chief has played soccer, volleyball and tennis. we asked her why she wanted to come to oakland and she responded with a sports analogy. >> i thought i was fit to be the coach of this team for this season in time. that's why i was attracted to this agency. >> nowadays, she's a triathlete who runs in the mornings. we asked about the path she takes and what she sees. >> i run on a treadmill, so i look at a mirror! >> she says she's not prepared to go into too much detail about this ongoing sex scandal or allegations that police twice failed to arrest a man who shot up a neighborhood last month. one thing she repeated today, she's moving forward not dismissing history, but still planning ahead for the future. >> i think it's interesting that she's living downtown. not only assuming there will be protests in oakland at some point here, not only wil

we'll be following this rally in downtown oakland through the evening into our 6:00 newscast. >>> justs apple gets close to unveiling its spaceship headquarters, google is unveiling its own plans. the new campus called charston east. it is a giant canopy that regulates indoor climate and air quality. it has many open spaces including a public plaza, walkway and bike path. construction starting next month. devastating cia breach. it could be one of the biggest ever. sources tell nbc news, russia is a possible suspect. tonight, concerns over privacy. if the cia can do it, could cyber criminals, by spying on you through your smartphone and tv? how to protect yourself. >>> critical condition, facing a growing inteal revolt over the gop's obamacare replacement plan, president trump makes a hard sell. >>> hospital attack horror. isis suicide bombers disguised as doctors and military commandos make a daring invasion. >>> massive fire emergency, tonight rapidly exploding out of control. >>> hidden costs. patients hit with major fees that insurance won't cover because of two words buried in the

>>[laughter] >> a live picture of downtown oakland. i can't think of the band. >> you know, it's that band. >> [laughter] >> help me out. >> well, the people at home are saying, i know what it is. and they will say what it is. >> thank you for joining us. and it is friday, march 10. >> good morning. i am dave clark. and, rosemary is here. and, we have your forecast. >> it is nice. >> and, make your outdoor plans, it is in the inland communities. a lot of 60s expected at the coast. a dark start, as he mentioned a moment ago, sunrise close to 6:30 am. temperatures with the clouds overhead. 50 in santa rosa, 53 in san francisco as well as oakland. and 54 to start your morning in san jose. here's a look

live in downtown oakland. rick boon, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, rick. almost all wrapped up. this morning, crews removed the final steel section of the old bay bridge. pieces lowered on to barges and floated to port of oakland to be disassembled. support structures supposed to be removed end of next year. the bridge by the way in 1936, the commission in 2013. san jose flood victims being gouged by people supposed to be helping them. how the city is hoping to fight back now. >> i know that i am a survivor, a fighter. and very determined. >> a lot of us may take driving some where for granted. not a bay area man. his inspiring stoerg ry of neve giving up. today's "bay area proud." >> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> the kind of storms that wreck your day or worse. >> when nbc bay area detects dangerous or disruptive weather heading towards your neighborhood, we declare, a microclimate weather alert. and that means you will get live updates every 30 minutes on tv. continuous coverage on social media and online. plus, weather warnings based on your location from the nbc bay are

california announced this afternoon it will move headquarters from beal street in san francisco to downtown oakland. over the next two years, the nonprofit will take 1200 workers across the bay. one much oakland's smaller celebrities is doing his part to make the city beautiful. abc 7 news was in east oakland where students got lunchboxes with a chicken on them. in 2015, chip escaped from a car near the bay bridge toll plaza and deputies ushered the bird to safety. >> when the chicken crossed the bridge and got stuck on the bridge, what we did was took the chicken to the garden. the kids were excited about the chicken being in the garden and it was about teaching them about the cycle of life. >> i thought there was a joke coming the chicken crossing the road. but that's useful information. tonight the bird has an honorary seat on the beautification council. >>> if you suffer from allergies, word of warning. our wet weather combined with clear skies sent plants into overdrive. it's going to get more intense. the hot, dry conditions headed our wave are going to send pollen counts soaring. be warned.

it slows past the coliseum and stays that way to downtown oakland. after that into the lake shore commute. san mateo bridge again slow most of the way. all the way across to the peninsula. and we look at the south bay. now 280 and 101 are filling in. 85 has been slow from early. now 280 and 101 are slow. again, nothing out of the ordinary. 7:47. let's bring steve in. >> all right, sal. thank you, sir. mostly clear and colder for many, except for low clouds down towards the southern end of the peninsula. a little bit off shore. some towards san jose. most locations are clear and have some brisk temperatures this morning. much more so than yesterday at this time. that is for sure. our good friend chloe up in clearlake, up in lake county, she says mostly clear and cold in lake county this morning. 32 in kelseyville. 36 in clearlake. and this is your 24-hour temperature change. you can see clouds on the peninsula, down towards mountain view and san jose. they are only one to four degrees cooler. fur clear skies you could be 10 to 13 degrees cooler. santa

we're also looking at a commute here on 880 northbound as you drive up to downtown oakland. continues to be pretty slow. 580 is slow as well from near the san leandro-oakland boundary to the area here and you can see 880 also still under the speed limit from 238 all the way down to fremont. this late commute hasn't been great, but people are slogging through. at 8:49 let's go back to the desk. >>> san francisco giants' 1st base coach is recovering this morning after being hit in the face by a foul ball over the weekend. the team reports he has a broken nose and some small fractures around his eye socket. he was sitting with manager bruce bochy by the visitors dugout as the giants played the royals on saturday when the ball hit him. several hours after surgery he tweeted, thank you to all my friends and the giants family for all the support. love you all. i am doing well. but he could be off the field for as long as two weeks after the injury. >>> do you like wine and coffee? next, a bay area company that's created a new drink that's so popular we're told it's already sold ou

delay before you make it on to the bridge. 880 is not bad as you drive through this area of downtown oakland. what's really terrible is northbound 101, slow traffic from almost san bruno because of an accident at 3rd street at san francisco near the old candlestick exit. i'd definitely recommend using 280 as an alternative route and we'll keep an eye on this but traffic is very, very slow out of south city and almost in to san bruno. 7:20. let's bring steve in. >> good morning. we do have clear skies. if there's any fog i don't think it will last long. >> today will be right there. although that full moon on sunday, still pretty bright this morning. stacy says the moon was so bright this morning. how bright was it? i thought the sun was coming up. also with all this rain and now we get this warm weather, you know it's bothering some people already. phoenix arts. good morning sp. i am loving this early spring weather but my allergies not so much. the pollen count must be astonishing. blame those trees. they're very, very high. you know the grasses are itching to go too. they're raring to go.

. >> reporter: dressed in red, hundreds marched through the streets of downtown oakland. >> we have to speak up about our rights as a woman. >> reporter: the international women's day strike started in front of city hall. and touched on issues representing the diverse women who make up this fight for equality. >> no matter where you come from, religion, nationality, what gender you are, everyone's equal. >> reporter: norma sanchez is marching for her mom who can't be here. >> my mom didn't do anything wrong anybody, so i'm here to stand up for her. >> reporter: five years ago, norma's mom was deported to mexico. she fears president trump's immigration policy will tear children away from their own mothers. >> for a kid to have to go through it, i just can't even imagine. so, i'm here for them. >> reporter: there were women marching with their daughters. >> access to health care and access to education. >> reporter: men joined their female friends and family. >> i'm here to take responsibility for the opportunities that have been stolen from women. >> reporter: many different causes with

provided the beat and just about everyone was represented in tonight's women's march through downtown oakland. >> we're teachers from san francisco and we just know the importance of standing together. >> reporter: and marching for women's rights. >> many of us have mothers that come from overseas. >> i have a mother, i have kids who are incarcerated. i have a small business. >> reporter: some businesses closed in honor of a day without a woman. some women stayed home from work. >> women -- >> reporter: a number of people who rallied outside city hall wearing different shades of red and carrying signs admitted this new women's movement is complicated. but it's necessary because of the trump administration. today's march is organized by the same groups that led the women's march on washington in protest of the president. >> a day without a woman is every single woman who identifies as a woman, transpeople, all coming together and us saying, would you tell us this world is literally nothing. >> reporter: many expressing outrage over comments president trump made about women in the past. >> it's

kirkpatrick says she's living in downtown oakland.. she has 35 years of experience in law enforcement...and this is the fourth time she's held the position of chief. her department's single mission she says --- to make oakland safe. sot- "i want to be part of a team that wants to be the best. i have always been attracted to that. and, i believe that oakland and this police department has everything in its make-up to be the best police department in this country." chief kirkpatrick did touch on protests -- saying she knows that oakland is a city that hosts a lot of them. she says they're a part of our american democracy.....but should never result in damage to property or other people. the chief also says she'll put a strong emphasis on leadership training for the entire department. ahead at eight.. nurses in the central valley are seeing a rise in sexually transmitted diseases in newborn babies... what doctors are saying is the cause .... and why they say, the numbers could rise if obamacare is repealed... plus... deadly storms rip thro

a few hundred people are gathered right next to city hall in downtown oakland, we have seen rallies like this all over the bay area, they are trying to show the value of women in the work place, they are calling on women not to buy anything today unless the business is owned by a woman. there are marchs also planned when the speeches are over. christina is there. we will hear from her at 6:00. >>> baseball is trying to speed up the game by automatically allowing a walk for certain pitches. >> reporter: i have been a baseball fan for 50 years, i have been to a lot of games, not once have i heard a fan say, i wish this game were over so i can go home and pay my bills, no. but baseball continues their effort to speed up the game with ridiculous rule changes, but maybe i am rushing to judgment. we talked to the fans today. >> i am a traditionalist. i am not even crazy about the designated hitter. >> keep it the way it is. >> i think it would be a bit more exciting if it was a bit faster, like the nba. >> it's okay the way it is, it's not controlled by a clock, i have seen 22 inning games, th

. >> hundreds of women marching through downtown oakland tonight. the events started in city hall, where there was a sea of red women's health issues, the environment, racism, i spoke to men who were marching tonight in solidarity. a woman tonight finding for others who want be here. >> tease a strike for all women. everyone's equal and everyone's a human being. >> i'm here to march against the opportunities that have been stolen from women. i don't believe i would have the opportunities, the wealth that i have, if not for the patriarchy. >> i have to hope and work for her and for everyone who have young children, that we can -- first of all, live in a society where we can be safe to be ourselves, and understand that we're not second class citizens. >> sky 7 has been over the march, which has been used toward lake merrick. they stop periodically at intersections and hear from more speakers. there was a lot of excitement and energy here tonight. we're going do hear from one woman who was brought to tears tonight because she's here marching for her mo

the impier yum towers in downtown oakland. broken walls, windows, and fire escapes. >> the piping, the electricity still goes out. >> after our reports the city of oakland sued see. she promised to pay a half million dollars in repairs but then filed for bankruptcy. on monday san francisco's told 2 investigates see was running a much different investigation. two illegally air b&b hotel. even though it showed someone named louis managed the properties san francisco housing officials say it was really see behind them renting out six to eight rooms were between $61 and $150 a night. >> well they're taking away housing. >> do you think it's ruining neighborhoods? >> it's terrifying. if you can convert any home into an air b&b hotel what i think it risk is destroying the city. >> the director of san francisco's office of short term rentals. >> the effect is taking a lot of housing units auch the market for these full time hotels and vacation rentals. >> as of friday officials say see has paid $28,000 of the $42,000 she owes. she'll

kirkpatrick says, she is living in downtown oakland.. she has 35- years of experience in law enforcement... and this is the fourth time she has held the position of chief. her department's single mission she says --- to make oakland safe. .. sot- "i want to be part of a team that wants to be the best. i have always been attracted to that. and, i believe that oakland and this police department has everything in its make-up to be the best police department in this country." chief kirkpatrick did touch on protests -- saying, she knows that oakland is a city which hosts a lot of them. she says protests are a part of our american democracy..... but should never result in damage to property or people. the chief also says, she will put a strong emphasis on leadership training for the entire department. an unusual delay for some people headed from london to san francisco. passengers on a british airways plane just about ready to takeoff from heathrow airport... when a mouse was spotted on the plane. everyone was taken off the plane and moved to a

. >> the final steps will happen here in bankruptcy court in downtown oakland to divide what little money is left, about 57 thousand dollars. an initial hearing is scheduled for mid march. >> i'm sorry, council asked me not to talk. when this gets further down the road i would be happy to sit down and discuss it with you. >> families aren't hopeful of getting their money back. some have spent upwards of 25 thousand dollars and their dreams of raising a child are delayed. their trust in the process damaged. >> all our eggs were in that one basket. it's deaf stating. >>> the state says it's reaching out to parents who had open adoptions with aic. their paperwork has been forwarded to another agency so they can continue their adoption process. >> if you have a tip, we want to hear from you. email 2 investigates or call us. >>> the river side county coroner has released the names of the three people from an jose who were killed in monday's small plane crash. the three victims were the 83 year old and 67 year old wife dana and the 22 year old. two other women on board were ejected from the pla

down and now they are reconsidering plans to move headquarters to the old sears building in downtown oaklandis was supposed to be the home next year of as many as 2 to 3000 uber employees who would call this their office. it's more likely to be a building that uber will lease to other tenants. uber has verified it's a great to take most if not all of the tran office building space being constructed here in san francisco's mission bay on third street where the warriors arena is also being built. the twin buildings that will straddle the arena will provide a uber with more than a half- million square feet of office space in the arena retail office complex. major construction work goes on at the old sears building on broadway in oakland or 2000 to 3000 uber employees were to take up space when the work was finished. reports they uber plans only to have several hundred employees and lease out the rest to other tenants. a statement was sent saying they were slowing down and that the twin office expansion is on top of other expansion of it san francisco headquarters already underway. this is the l

and she plans to live in downtown oakland. >>> police recovered a large a cash, marijuana and weapons after a shooting suspect was arrested. and marcus jones was arrested at his home yesterday in connection way shootout between two cars last no the police -- last november. the police found $6,000 in cash, six pounds of marijuana and a stash of weapons that included an ak-47. he will be in court today. another man was hurt in the shooting and he has since been charged with several felonies. he is out on bail and expected in court on march 23rd. >>> a high-speed chase from is season home in ma county -- senoma county on highway 101 and continued south of speeds up to a hundred miles an hour. the deputies tried to put driver over for running stop signs. and the chp said they backed out of the chase once the driver went on to city streets. and we're still trying to find out what happened when san francisco police took over the chase and we'll bring that you information as soon as it becomes available. >>> in today's health check, we're talking about checking your phone, your morning routi

and thank you for joining us, if you are just waking up here is a live look outside towards downtown oakland. it looks clear and nice but it is pretty rainy in most of the bay area. you will run into it somewhere. it is friday, it is friday, march 24.>> i just went outside, light rain and it's cold. you didn't tell me was called to pam. >> i did feel it yesterday, my recent heating bill was not very pleasant. we are all wearing jackets and blankets in the house.>>> i will be that guy again, turn that heater off. well, you have to pay the bill. put a sweater on what's the matter with you? closed the door, turn the light off. our system is moving in for almost everybody, it's lifting a little bit delaying the onset of preset for little bit. nothing too crazy yet on last few frames, it's digging offshore but it will sweep through eventually. late morning, early afternoon looks to be the best time for this to go through. by 2 pm the heaviest should be done but if not it will slow down a little bit. the heaviest rain is to the north, a general area rain, northbay, sonoma marin. napa, two isolated

look at the port of oakland, it is a beautiful day as we look towards downtown oakland, as well. upper 60s around santa rosa, 66 napa. testimony sti it will still be bright outside, cool evening at 8:00 p.m. it will be a xhilgchilly overni with temperatures in the 40s. both saturday and sunday, breezy to gusty, low snow levels and rainfall totals tenth to an inch of rain. i'll have your time line of when you will need your rain gear coming up. >>> today an undocumented woman brought to the u.s. as a little girl is at the center of president trump's immigration crackdown. hours after daniella vargas spoke out about the president's new policies, she was pick up by federal immigration agents. ke kenneth moton has the story. >> reporter: the fight continues to free the 22-year-old brought to the u.s. illegally at 7 years old. immigration and customs enforcement agents pulled vargas over on a freeway wednesday. her friend jor began djordan sanders was in the car. >> it was horrible. >> reporter: just hurs before, she was speaking outed about president trump's immigration policies. she

in east or west oakland where there is longstanding tension with police and she is living in downtown oakland loves her neighborhood. >>> the state officials say the release of ten thousand inmates over the next four years and one of the many topics. we will talk to michael cardoza next in the verdict. >>> after a very wet and for some windy day, the storm is slowly winding down. i will have a look at what you can expect for the rest of the evening and into your weekend coming up. >>> your watching the bay area's news lead er. << fox ktvu news. today california officials have announced plans to cut state's prison population by 9500 in four years. they are adopting new roles such as reducing sentences up to six months for earning a college degree and up to a month for participating in self health programs. the changes will hopefully lower the prison population by 7%. it follows approval of prop 57 in november and that's one of the topics of this week a verdict. i'm joined by legal analyst michael cardoza. thanks for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> i what about to talk about the prison popula

downtown oakland. beautiful day out there. plenty of sunshine.peratures today and tomorrow that will be warming and as i mentioned pollen will work its way into the mix. so you -- i notice pollen out of the trees. you may be noticing it as well. the story is the ridge of high pressure. everything is over the top. high and dry for the next few days. there's the surface winds and light. that means cool and overnight lows and a nice bay area pattern. not spring yet and starting to feel like spring and it will tomorrow and the next couple of days. the winds are not flat like oakland is blowing 14. sf ois the teller. winds are relatively light. 18 miles per hour at s p o. ten miles per hour at mountained view. the winds not there. the winds back off and you get temperatures like this down to 37 in napa. cool and frosty and start off in san jose. 38 degrees and clear skies in the afternoon. san jose, 60-degree. warming up. and looking at the cloud cover and it is beautiful and wrigley and hayward and 64 for a daytime high in san jose. that will feel wa

. >>> demonstrators gathered in downtown oakland to protest the backers of the dakota access pipeline. >> for clean air is under attack. what do we do? >> the group began its march at wells fargo bank near 12th and broadway and made its way to city hall. along the way a street theater group held a boxing match and the and the contenders were among the people's profit. it leads up to a national march for native american rights washington d.c. on friday. >>> two men are now facing charges of attempted murder for shooting at an off-duty police officer on interstate 880 in oakland. the man you see on the left is the suspected gunman, the man on the right is accused of driving the get-away car. a bullet hit the officer's vehicle but he was not injured. an overnight search let to the men responsible for the shooting. the motive is unclear. >>> an armed standoff in redwood city ended peacefully. cameras recorded officers taking the suspect into a swatted vehicle and later put in an ambulance and taken to the hospital for evaluation. police say he called 911 to say he was suicidal and taken a

the imperial towers in downtown oakland. back then 2 investigates first exposed faulty plumbing and broken walls and fire escapes. >> the piping and the electricity. >> the city of oakland was told that si was running an illegal operation. two air b and b hotels. beautiful room with two twin beds in the city and beautiful room near golden gate and even though it showed someone name lewis managed the properties. san francisco housing officials say it was si renting out 6 to 8 rooms in each of the locations between 61 and 155 glass a night. >>> they are taking away mousing. >> susan lives near the locations. >> do you think it is worth risking the neighborhood. >> it is terrifying, if you can convert any home into an air b and b it risk destroying the city. >> destroying the life for neighbors. the office of short-term represental says illegal properties can drive up housing prices for everyone. >> the effect of housing markets for the full-time hotels and vacation rentals is a question to be analyzed. >> she has paid some of t

. >> jesse gary with reaction in downtown oakland. k you. >>> stay with ktvu and ktvu.com for continuing coverage of the move to vegas. >>> and also the developing story in oakland where a massive fire has killed one person and sent three others to the hospital. >> this afternoon we're learning more about the apartment building that caught fire. alex savage is back with us, and alex, there have been past complaints specifically from tenants? >> reporter: yeah, good afternoon to both of you. people who live in this building have complained on a number of locations as unsafe conditions and unsafe wiring. we don't know that contributed to this early-morning fire. speaking to one of the tenants, there was a city inspector who was here just a few weeks ago, but no action was taken. we'll show you some of the video from this morning. it's unclear exactly how this -- or what caused this huge fire that broke out just before 6:00 a.m. at this three-story apartment building at the corner of san pablo and mead avenue. one person was killed in the

it remains good here and into downtown oakland. no big backups yet. we had the backup to morgan hill that we talked about. busy on 880. you can see near mckee road it is looking okay. it is crowded but okay heading up to the san jose airport. 7:02. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> a fire destroyed a home early this morning. >> the people living in the home are now all looking for a new place to stay as investigators try to figure out how this fire started. ktvu's rob malcolm is joining us live from the scene of the fire with the latest on the investigation. good morning, rob. >> reporter: good morning. the san jose fire department is trying to determine the cause of this fire that left three people homeless. take a look at the damage here. a burned out couch and mattresses. if you look at the front of the building, you see where the fire scorched the front of the house. while it looks like a single- family home from the front of the store, there is another home attached to the back, making this a duplex. the san jose fire department r

there are no major problems on 880 getting into downtown oakland.t 8:19 let's bring steve in. >> thank you, sal. >> you're welcome, steve. >> yesterday, sunshine, warm, hot conditions, if you will. lots of 80s. not today. just like that, the fog has come screaming back. we have higher clouds also to the north. but still some sunshine here today. good morning from lake county thanks to brandon roofner for that. a nice hummingbird feeing there. andrew says rain for next week is all we need to keep an eye out for. maybe that's all you need to keep an eye out for. i have to keep an eye on this fog. it has ramped up big time here. weak system in southern california and southern nevada and arizona. may take a few degrees off of the highs for spring training but not much. the reinforcement is coming in behind that that could give some areas light rain. more than that on the north coast. the bulk is setting into the pacific northwest where rain is on the go again for seattle and portland. the lows are up. on shore breeze kicked in. the fog can be cool. not

. ♪ ♪ >>> 30 miles outside downtown oakland, the santa rita jail is a sprawling facility.nges daily as new inmates enter and others leave. but for the past six years, there's been at least one constant in the men's disciplinary segregation unit. the sounds of ronnie padilla going through his daily mixed martial arts training. padilla is still awaiting sentencing on five charges of assault with a weapon and one for attempted murder. >> sometimes inmates can be here for many years by the time their cases are settled. it's not necessarily out of the ordinary that padilla has been here for such a long period of time. it's mainly because of the court system. it takes time to go through. their lawyers might push back court dates. they can use that time to their advantage so they can defend their client better. >> despite the rugged exterior he's built up while living here, padilla says the relentless isolation has taken its toll. >> it's hard to be in here by myself. sometimes i feel like the time goes slow. sometimes we lost everything when it comes to jail. >> padilla says the

(lydia)at about 7pm the protesters left the rally and began marching through downtown oakland....this is video as hundreds of people marched down 14th street.there are several groups that are part of this march including labor groups, transgender rights groups and immigrant rights groups.we talked to people who attended the event about why they think there was such a large turnout. you can't lead the country if you don't have love for the country and for all the people in the country and i feel like our leaders are lacking that, this administration is lacking that right now." i think this is continuing to say we need to continue to stand up for women's rights and there's all the more reason with this administration"(lydia)the last we heard the marchers are at 14th and lakeside and are expected to come back to this plaza.reporting live in oakland, lydia pantazes, kron4 news. (catherine) hundreds of women - and some men - gathered in front of san francisco's city hall today...many of them wearing red. they wanted their voices heard - and carried signs calling for women to join the resis

this is just before the eastbound 24 connector and the 980 connector to downtown oakland. it's not clear how the person ended up dead on the road, whether they were a good samaritan or if this person was a driver of a car that stalled and got out and got hit or someone was ejected. those types of details are not clear but one person is dead on the road. the coroner is out here processing the scene. there were at least three vehicles involved and at one point the entire westbound 580 was shut down all four lanes but the other lanes were reopened within the past 30 minutes. if you take a look to the left, traffic is stopped. it's stopped right now for some reason on westbound 580 just past harrison. chp crews are out there doing a full stop on traffic. i can't tell if it's debris or if they are making space for their colleagues down here just before the 980 connector. as far as when they will reopen the slow lane, chp hasn't given us an estimate. bob redell, "today in the bay". >> bob, thank you. we know you're tracking it as well as mike inouye. we're tracking conditions in

the traffic on interstate 880 is looking good from the coliseum and for that matter, up to downtown oakland. on the san mateo bridge, it's a nice bridge getting over the peninsula. when you get to 2280 -- i'm sorry, 101 and 280, it looks good. 280 further down the peninsula further down. at 6:05, let's get to the desk. >>> a fire destroyed plant nurseries over night. the fire started at 11:00 last night on san mateo road outside of half moon bay. had firefighters arrived, the buildings were engulfed in flames and they had no access to water right of way. >> it was a challenge to get the water supply out here. [indiscernible]. >> it took one hour to get the fire under control. one greenhouse collapsed during the fire. fours were destroyed. no firefighters were hurt. investigators are still looking into the cause. >>> time is 6:05. in oakland, search crews don't think there's anymore victims inside of the westmoreland apartment building. a flare up sent smoke billowing out of a building. a fourth body was found. some of the tenants says an unintended candle started that fire. the official inv