we shut this in dublin. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> in southern california, more efforts against trump's decision to hold detain migrants in federal presence. senators adam schiff and alex padilla are citing a letter from an unnamed president ploy. describe what they call inhumane conditions at the federal prison in downtown l a the lawmakers argue many of those migrants are seeking asylum and i'm not been charged or convicted. the senators have not received a response from the did use it to to scary committee. and police are still looking for the man who shot a hillsboro police officer. the department is sharing a new sketch of the person they believe is connected to the crime. take a look at this. police believe this man is described as hispanic in his mid 20's about 5 feet, 5 inches tall and is believed to have a pale complexion with black hair, the ambush styles shooting took place right in the police r department's parking lot last week. the officer shot was hospitalized and is expected to make a full

in dublin. >> hundreds of protesters rallying on the streets of dublin, near the site of a former federal women's prison with a painful past. >> the buildings themselves are falling apart. they're toxic. they're full of mold and asbestos. it's also just a site of years of heinous abuse. it has become a symbol of sexual and physical abuse. >> a class action lawsuit filed by prisoner advocates led to the closure of the prison last year. but now the trump administration may be looking to reopen the facility as an ice detention center. this group says no. >> and to put people back in this physically unsafe place, it would just be inhumane. at fci. >> dublin must remain permanently closed. we oppose reopening the facility as any type of incarceration facility where humans are caged. >> nobody understands that the severity, the trauma, the abuse that we went through is inhumane. >> i'm echavarria is a former inmate at the dublin prison. she says her treatment there was horrific. >> we as u.s. citizens

no ice in dublin, no ice in dublin.rators protested at the corner of dublin boulevard and arnold road this afternoon. they want the nearby women's prison, known as fci dublin, to be taken off the list of sites ice is considering to jail undocumented immigrants. fci dublin was closed last year after gaining a reputation as a, quote, rape club. investigations exposed the rampant sexual abuse as well as health rks like mold. it's such a strong showing. it's such a beautiful community of people from all different age groups and backgrounds and organizations coming out on very little notice on a saturday morning here in dublin to say, we don't want ice in our backyards. we don't want this prison reopening to incarcerate immigrants. and i and, you know, i think people will keep coming out until this prison is closed forever. ice has not announced a firm decision about fci dublin, though leaders within the department are facing mounting pressures from not only the public but elected leaders. well, a date has been set for the o

ice in dublin. no ice in dublin. demonstrators protested at the corner of dublin boulevard and arnold road this afternoon. they want the nearby women's prison, known as fci dublin, to be taken off the list of sites ice is considering to jail undocumented migrants. fci dublin closed last year after gaining a reputation as a rape club in investigations, exposed rampant sexual abuse as well as health risks like mold. it's such a strong showing. it's such a beautiful community of people from all different age groups and backgrounds and organizations coming out on very little notice on a saturday morning here in dublin to say, we don't want ice in our backyards. we don't want this prison reopening to incarcerate immigrants. and, you know, i think people will keep coming out until this prisois closed forever. ice has not announced a firm decision about fci dublin, though leaders within the department are facing mounting pressure from not only the public but elected leaders who want them to stay away from the facility. in t

we shut this in dublin. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> well, happening today, open students are going to be walking out of school are rallying what they're calling for second day without immigrants. businesses are to close. 4 day. people don't go shopping. we're also urging him a gun right supporters not to work and to rally in protest again ice raids across the us today's rally going to be a 10, 30 at oakland high school on that carter boulevard. and police are still looking for the man shot of hillsboro police officer. the department now shared a new sketch. the person they think might be connected to that crime. police say the man they're looking for is described as a hispanic man in his mid 20's, 5 feet, 5 inches. and he's believed to have been have a pale complexion. black hair, that ambush styles shooting happened right in the police department parking lot more than a week ago. the officer had to be hospitalized and is expected to make a full recovery. investigators hope people come forward with maybe s

dublin reporting 22/100, almost a quarter inch for you there.cover. we have a few sprinkles out there. we've got some light rain falling over areas of the east bay, and earlier today we even had a rain-snow mix right over mount hamilton as snow levels fell to about 4000 4500ft or so. storm tracker two here. there's a look at the circulation going on as this low pushes through. it is bringing with it the most the coldest, most unstable air with it. and so with that, we cannot rule out the possibility of a few thunderstorms popping off. but as you can see here from the timeline, as we get into the afternoon evening hours, we are continuing to watch this move out. now we do have another one coming our way. we're going to be dry on monday. another chance for rain arrives on tuesday, stopping it for you early tuesday morning. where the morning commute? it looks dry, at least for now. assuming the storm doesn't speed up, we will be off to a dry start on tuesday and the showers will develop in the afternoon, leaving in the possibility of some light rai

we shut this in dublin. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> more efforts at a southern california against trump's decision to hold detain migrants in federal prisons. senators adam schiff and alex padilla are citing a letter from an unnamed prison employee. describe what they call inhumane conditions at the federal prison in downtown los angeles. the lawmakers argue many of those migrants are seeking asylum and have not been charged or convicted. the senators have not received a response from the judiciary committee. and the pentagon is sending about 3,000 more active duty troops to the u.s. mexico border. president trump's latest move to crack down on illegal immigration. the force will arrive along the nearly 2000 mile border in the coming weeks over 9,000 troops in total are currently at the southern border. a rally outside a tesla dealership coma today called on people to cut ties with the- company. >> and elon musk's involvement with the trump administration. protesters gathered on junipero serra boulevard de

we shut this in dublin. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> police are still looking for the man who shot a hillsborough police officer. the department sharing a new sketch of the person they believe is connected to the crime. police say the man they're looking for is described as hispanic in his mid 20's and about 5 feet, 5 inches tall. he is believed to have a pale complexion with black hair. the ambush style shooting happened right in front of police department's parking lot last week. the officer was hospitalized and expect and is expected to make a full recovery. investigators do hope people come forward with any security footage from february 22nd the night of the shooting. in vallejo. 3 people were arrested in connection to beauty products. that's from multiple retail stores. hope police department says these are just some of the items the suspects are accused of stealing officers say they saw bags with the stolen goods in a car near homs. disc golf course. now investigators say they found a month's supply

los manifestantes protestaron este sábado en la esquina del boulevard dublin arnold.arcelar a inmigrantes indocumentados que no vamos a permitir. no vamos a permitir sus abusos. no vamos a permitir su retórica en contra de una de una comunidad que es la que pone la comida en nuestras mesas. f.c.i. dublín fue cerrada el año pasado, después que las investigaciones sacaran a la luz abusos sexuales a las presas, así como riesgos para la salud de ellas, como la presencia de moho. hasta el momento, ice no ha anunciado una decisión final sobre este centro y funcionarios estadounidenses revelaron que el pentágono envió alrededor de 3000 soldados adicionales a la frontera entre estados unidos y méxico. el secretario de defensa ha ordenado elementos de un equipo de combate y también un batallón de aviación de apoyo general para dicha misión. los soldados serán acompañados de strykers, que son vehículos blindados de transporte de tropas sobre ruedas. estos 3000 soldados se van a sumar a los ya existentes 9200 fuerzas ubicadas en la frontera sur. el presidente trump y el presiden

dublin police have not responded to our request for an explanation or comment. velena jones, nbc bay area news. still ahead, get ready for your pg&e bill to go up even more. the rate hike you'll likely see starting tomorrow, and why pg&e claims there is some good news for you. and not all heroes wear capes. spider-man bringing joy to patients at a local children's hospital. and we'll have updated looks at that rain chance coming in for the weekend. as concerns over president trump's tariffs plan grew. that's according to a report by the commerce department. consumer spending wasxpected to drop in january after the holiday shopping rush, but consumers spent far less than economists expected. spending fell by half a percent. that's the biggest monthly decline since february of 2021. car sales and other big ticket items saw the biggest drop. but shoppers continue to spend money on the essentials like housing and gas. pg&e customers will be hit with another price increase in march starting next month. the utility says bills will rise by an average of $3 a month for

so let's start with that dublin protest. here it is.rators came to the corner of dublin boulevard and arnold road this afternoon. they want the nearby women's prison, known as fci dublin, to be taken off the list of sites. isis considering to jail undocumented immigrants. fci dublin closed last year after findings of sexual abuse, mismanagement and health risks. we have to stop the assault on immigrant communities in this country. we cannot let ice keep terrorizing our neighbors and loved ones. and we need to close down prisons that are unsafe. protesters were also vocal in san francisco with the do not comply rally for trans rights. hundreds came together in the nob hill neighborhood, a historic lgbtq location. organizers urged supporters to not comply with the call, what they call discriminatory policies, law and decisions coming out of the white house. they also blasted the recent decision to bar trans people from serving in the military. when i say protect, you, say our park, protect our raj protect. meanwhile, protesters at the pre

that detainees be housed at fci dublin was pretty much the last straw for activists. >> fci dublin, the federal correctional institute for women down the street, must remain permanently closed. >> reporter: the prison was closed last spring after officials said the condition of the facility was not meeting expected standards because of asbestos and toxic mold. but it also had a disgraceful history, dubbed the rape club for years of rampant sexual abuse on women inmates. kendra was one of them. >> we want the -- demolished, and we deserve that. we as survivors deserve to see that building taken down and never, ever house anyone, not immigrants, not bureau prisons, no one should be housed in that building. >> reporter: so on this day, several hundred protesters lined busy street corners near the prison in response to the news that i.c.e. officials have made a number of exploratory visits to the closed facility in recent days. >> no hate, no fear, immigrants are welcome here. >> reporter: i.c.e. did not respond for comment but they have confirmed that they are looking for locations for

in dublin.undreds of protesters rallying on the streets of dublin, near the site of a former federal women's prison with a painful past. >> the buildings themselves are falling apart. they're toxic. they're full of mold and asbestos. it's also just a sight of years of heinous abuse. it has become a symbol of sexual and physical abuse. >> a class action lawsuit filed by prisoner advocates led to the closure of the prison last year. but now the trump administration may be looking to reopen the facility as an ice detention center. this group says no. >> and to put people back in this physically unsafe place, it would just be inhumane. >> at fci, dublin must remain permanently closed. we oppose reopening the facility as any type of incarceration facility where humans are caged. >> nobody understands that the severity, the trauma, the abuse that we went through is inhumane. >> i'm varvara is a former inmate at the dublin prison. she says her treatment there was horrific. >> we as u.s. citizens went t

in dublin. cornell, bernard.bc seven news. >> a bird strike is being blamed for a fiery midair emergency landing for this fedex cargo plane. take a look. the plane had to make an emergency landing in new jersey after their bird strike caused an engine fire that could be seen from the ground. the plane landed at newark liberty international airport. thankfully, there were no reported injuries, and the fire on the cargo plane was contained to the engine. the emergency landing caused air traffic around the airport to be briefly halted as a precaution. new. this morning, a private company from the us has landed on the moon delivering experiments for nasa. firefly just became the first commercial company in history to achieve a fully successful moon landing. its lunar lander, blue ghost, touched down overnight and a half an hour after that landing, blue ghost started to send back these photos from the surface, and the first one was a selfie somewhat obscured by the sun's glare and two other companies. landers are hot

ice in dublin. no ice in dublin. >> hundreds of protesters rallying on the streets of dublin, near the site of a former federal women's prison with a painful past. >> the buildings themselves are falling apart. they're toxic. they're full of mold and asbestos. it's also just a site of years of heinous abuse. it has become a symbol of sexual and physical abuse. >> a class action lawsuit filed by prisoner advocates led to the closure of the prison last year. but now the trump administration may be looking to reopen the facility as an ice detention center. this group says no. >> and to put people back in this physically unsafe place, it would just be inhumane. at fci. >> dublin must remain permanently closed. we oppose reopening the facility as any type of incarceration facility where humans are caged. >> nobody understands that the severity, the trauma, the abuse that we went through is inhumane. >> i'm echavarria is a former inmate at the dublin prison. she says her treatment there was horrific. >> w

dublin is the latest bay area city to see school budget cuts. the dublin unified school board voted to cut 30 jobs, including 13 teachers, by this summer. this will affect many teacher positions in electives like language or music. the school district says it needs to cut spending by $6 million for the next school year. the school board says it would consider reversing those cuts if they can find a way to bring in more money. >> police in hayward are investigating a shooting that injured four people outside a restaurant. police say the shooting happened outside the grill by miss g on foothill boulevard at about 11:00 saturday night. all four victims are expected to survive. police say they have no suspects in custody and are still trying to figure out what happened. police in san francisco are investigating a deadly shooting. officers responded to the scene at 345 yesterday morning near jefferson square, not far from city hall. when officers arrived, they found a man who had been shot. police say the man died at the scene. anyone with informatio

this is in dublin at the former federal correctional institution, dublin, which was a low security prison for female inmates. hundreds of people demonstrated at the corner of dublin boulevard and arnold road. they want fci dublin taken off the list of sites. ice is considering to jail undocumented immigrants. fci dublin, as you might know, was closed last year after findings of sexual abuse, mismanagement and health risks. we have to stop the assault on immigrant communities in this country. we cannot let ice keep terrorizing our neighbors and loved ones. and we need to close down prisons that are unsafe. and across the bay in san francisco, protesters also were vocal at the. do not comply rally for trans rights. hundreds came together in the nob hill neighborhood, which is a historic lgbtq location. organizers urge supporters not to comply with what they call discriminatory policies, law and decisions coming out of the white house. they also blasted the recent decision to bar trans people from serving in the military. when i say protect you, say our park. protect our parks protect. meanw

and now there's concerns the former president, fci dublin, could be the next possible facility used by ice. the streets of dublin, filled with roughly 500 passionate protesters saturday afternoon. >> we are seeing it is all the same to me. >> they fear the federal government may turn fci dublin into a possible ice detention center for immigrants set to be deported. >> i am an immigrant from canada and i am here to support the voiceless and the powerless. >> the facility, a former all women's prison, was shut down last year after a national sex abuse scandal. it is not on any official list to become an immigration detention center, but a union official tells ktvu federal immigration officers visited the facility twice two weeks ago. >> when ice doesn't have a place to cage people, there are less raids. there are less arrests. >> pueblo unido. >> susan batty is an attorney who represented a number of the women in the sex abuse scandal against the bureau of prisons that led to the arrests and convictions of seven correctional officers and the prison's eventual closure. she says the former

. >> protesters want to take a hammer to a former jail in dublin, even as the feds look at it. >>> and hot button in the election, shutting off access to the great highway to locals and tourists alike. not everybody thinks it will be a walk in the park starting in april. >>> but we will begin on this saturday night with dozens of people living in a safe parking site who are about to get the boot and a proposal from san francisco, either accept alternative housing or move your vehicles by monday. this is happening at what was candlestick park and in the city's bayview hunter point neighborhood. amanda hari says plenty of folks don't know what to do next. >> reporter: there are still about 30 vehicles inside, all of them are being asked to leave by monday. the site is gated and there is security, so we weren't allowed on the site, but we spoke to a man who lives inside and he says many of the people don't know what they're going to do with their vehicles and some don't know where they're going to go. >> here's the hoarder. >> reporter: in the last few months, the people who live at the s

oakland, you're at 43 while dublin at 39 fairfield at 35 degrees. so definitely need those extra layers for this monday morning. start this afternoon. expect mostly sunny skies highs in the 50's to low 60's, right? all right. let's get you out there. only if you are going to be hitting the bay bridge this morning. >> no accidents. they are about 13 minutes. meter lights are on that slowing you down 13 a longer san mateo bridge traveling across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell about 8 and checking on those highways. a south bay still in the green. 28 minutes along want to one. it's 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 61. the developing story this morning. 4 people are in the hospital now. they were shot in the parking lot of a restaurant in hayward has. so this happened saturday night. it was at the grilled by mister g. >> kron four's moment has more on what happened. >> neighbors here described the slate that filipino restaurant has a pretty popular spot. but they say saturday night it was the pcene of dozens of c

dublin police did not respond to our request for a comment. up next, coming to a close soon, san francisco safe parking site is set to shut down. so where will these people go? plus, did your id get stolen? we'll get online for help. we'll show you the new tools san jose police launched today. and we are tracking those weekend rain chances. we'll get you the full timeline through saturday and sunday and how muc school's only safe parking site. it's known as the bay view vehicle triage center. the city warned everyone late last year that the center would be closing, and now word has gone out that monday is the day the city says people who haven't accepted a housing offer have to leave. nbc bay area's christie smith has more was one of the first ones that drove in here about two years ago. frankie rodriguez knows his way around the bay view vehicle triage center. he says he has a trailer here, but that's changing. they say that they're going to close it and they're going to. they expect us to move on, move out of here by monday. so i went lookin

the 50's there still 70 and fremont 70 and live more. 72 in dublin, 70 degrees and laos. 62 now into san francisco and 64 degrees in sonoma. so that cool air begin to move back on shore. and that's a sign of the big change underway as we get ready for the weekend. we do have some storm clouds out there. and yes, looks like that will be moving in, but not quite yet. i think most of your saturday looks pretty good as you head toward the latter part of the afternoon, especially after 4 o'clock watch out for a chance of showers, more showers, maybe some thunderstorms on sunday. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. our large still ahead, a nationwide boycott of big corporations wraps up later tonight. what organizers say? they will do? >> if companies do not respond. >> plus, why noaa says the agency's recent job cuts could put millions of americans lives at risk. california's snowpack has improved in the last few weeks, but it's not where we need to be >> capital correspondent, a tonn wallace in the sierra nevada. a break down the results the latest snow results the lat

that's just gonna make these cool temperatures feel all the colder dublin. you're at 38 delay who at 39 oakland all the way down to 41 degrees right now, temperatures will start to lift from this point forward under that sunshine, getting us eventually back into the 50's to low 60's rain. all right, john, the let's get you moving out there. if you are hitting the roads may be traveling into the city. >> drive times now about 20 minutes. metering lights. that's what's slowing you down. not seen any accidents. all your bridges. so that's the good news. 17 along san mateo bridge, things is certainly starting pick up just a bit 13 for you on your richmond. sandra fell and we are going to be talking about an accident along international 54th. if you're trying to maybe take 5, 8, or 8.80, look, 5.80, still pretty light. 11 minutes there. 8.80, things are starting to slow down just a bit for the most part making good time. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. 71 in the breaking news this morning with there's a heavy police presence at 54, the internatio

here's a live look outside in dublin as you're heading out after a nice warm start to the weekend. then that big drop and the showers. now it is dry as you're heading out and driving to work this morning. so as we go throughout the day, we are going to see those temperatures going from low to mid 40s, but also not warming up as much as what we saw last week. so here's a look at our high for today, matching what we had yesterday afternoon. making it into the upper 50s and only 60 degrees. and this weather is what we'll stick around for quite a while, with another chance of rain coming in tomorrow. we'll talk about that timeline coming up. mike, you are seeing some flashing lights. i was and then they cleared and now we just have a couple of flares mid-span westbound across the san mateo bridge. so those flashing lights must have been overnight maintenance or something going on. again, the flare is still there, but no one uses that service lane except for folks servicing the san mateo bridge. no slowing on the sensors. both san mateo dumbarton bridge moving nicely. south bay accordin

south 680 out of the dublin interchange on the westbound 580 commute that is slow.p from castro valley. that might slow you down working to the san mateo bridge. westbound you can see that the brake lights are busy headed over to the 101. on the one-to-one it looks pretty good. the drive north 101 out of san jose through sfo is one of the bright spots at 41 minutes. we will keep an eye on that. >>> moving to oakland where the city is borrowing a move from berkeley's playbook using empty shipping containers to clear a homeless encampment. >> we are lining from the start of the freeway all the way down to the end of the street. 40 feet long, eight feet wide, 6000 pounds. >> that's how much each empty container ways, that the containers will form a wall and end the encampment problem. >> there is no dragging. >> jeff owns oakland container services, he just started leasing the land from the property owner from his growing container business, partnering with the city and caltrans to clear the large encampment. >> utilize this as a storage depot. >> he needs the land and

it's in response to ice considering converting the now closed fci women's dublin prison. facility was closed last year for inmate safety reasons after years of reported abuse that included poor physical conditions like mold, asbestos and crumbling infrastructure. the rally calls for the site to remain permanently closed. now the measles outbreak continues to grow in texas and has health officials across the country on high alert. the number of measles cases associated with an outbreak in western texas has now grown to 146. almost all of the cases are in unvaccinated individuals, or people whose vaccination status is not known. a majority of the cases are among children and teens between the ages of five and 17. one death was reported in an unvaccinated child. it marks the first measles death here in the u.s. in a decade. the cdc confirmed 93 cases in eight states so far this year, including california. now, there has been measles exposure at lax. the infected traveler passed through terminal b last month. public health officials say the passenger was an infant headed back

. >> just another day for joe alvarez at dublin bowl. or is it? >> good to be 100. >> born january 6th, 1925. the danville native got a hero's welcome. 36,524 days in the making. [applause] oh, there was birthday cake served. >> i need joe right by the bar. joe only. >> thank you. and pictures taken. all for a man that reached the magic triple digit age of. >> 100 years old. >> well, i feel fine, i think. yeah. i just wake up and it's just another day. >> yes, another day on the lanes. at age 40, joe picked up bowling. 60 years later, he's still going strong. rolling in two leagues, three days a week. it keeps him young and fit. >> if i didn't do that, i'd be home watching tv, and that's kind of boring. yeah, because i do that. enough of that. anyway. >> joe still has game. he averages 140 and he can still strike him up with the best of them. [applause] >> joe. >> his teammates marvel at his injury, but not so much his age anymore. [music] he's just part of the crew. >> i've known him for a few years, so i'm kind of past the marveling part. but wh

a live look across the bay area this morning san francisco, san jose, san rafael and dublin., i find it quite chilly out there. marcus washington thinks it's fine. so, meteorologist kari hall, let's break this tie. i mean, so someone from california, someone's not so, you know, cold for me is wearing a whole suit. thank you. thank you. okay, maybe that might be it. all right. well, if you're stepping out the door right now, it's 36 degrees in danville, so i think that's chilly. and the heat has to kick on. now that we've gone back to winter and we're seeing some mid to upper 40s for much more of the bay area. and as we take a look outside in walnut creek, 43 degrees it is all clear. we do continue with sunshine throughout the morning, but it won't be as warm as those 70 that we had last week. today we're struggling to make it up to 60 degrees, and that's what we'll see across the bay area. we'll talk about the return of rain in a few minutes. but mike, you have a look now at the eastshore freeway. yeah, we had the crash west 80 at carlson. it was solid red. they had to do a t

it's in response to ice considering converting the now closed fci dublin prison.the facility was closed last year for inmate safety reasons after years of reported abuse that included poor physical conditions like mold, asbestos and crumbling infrastructure. the rally calls for the site to remain permanently closed. the measles outbreak continues to grow in texas, and that has health officials across the country on high alert. the number of measles cases associated with an outbreak in western texas has grown to 146. almost all of the cases are in unvaccinated people, or people whose vaccination status is not known. a majority of the cases are among children and teens between the ages of five and 17. one death was reported in an unvaccinated child. it marks the first measles death here in the u.s. in a decade. the cdc confirmed 93 cases in eight states so far, including california. there have been measles exposures at los angeles international airport. the infected traveler passed through terminal b at lax last month. public health officials say the passenger was a

this happening in dublin, the chp sharing what it looked like after fire crews put out the bus fire on i-680, last night. the incident caused major delays, but thankfully no injuries were reported. >> following the devastation of the la fire storms and the risk of wildfire increasing statewide. governor newsom has declared a state of emergency to fast track, protecting communities from wildfire. the action temporarily suspends the california environmental quality act. and the california coastal act. governor newsom says the move will help expedite measures to protect communities against potential wildfires. those measures include projects like vegetation, tree removal and prescribed burns. and now to our forecast as we take a live look out at coit tower. a good time to check in with kron four's meteorologist gayle ong gayle. >> yeah, you're going to need your rain jacket this week, at least to start of midweek. tuesday wednesday, we're tracking some light rain and then another round maybe next weekend. what i see you back here in the kron. 4 weather center next weekend. so today we sta

it's in response to ice considering converting the now closed fci dublin prison. the facility was closed last year for inmate safety reasons after years of reported abuse that included poor physical conditions like mold, asbestos and crumbling infrastructure. the rally tomorrow outside the prison calls for the site to remain permanently closed. another advancer for tomorrow. we will be getting an update on the transformation of san francisco's great highway into a park space. the recreation and park department will be providing a timeline for the construction and opening, along with maps and designs. they'll detail all that will be included, like public art, fitness equipment, a bicycle pump track, and skating features. >> our last adventure is controversial. there is a bill that would literally allow hunters to chase and scare black bears up into trees by using dogs. the practice, called hounding, was banned more than a decade ago. abc seven news reporter tara campbell, with who's behind the proposal and the response from activists. >> outcry friday from those wo

patron other bowling alleys saying there are plenty to choose from in the east bay in places like dublin and walnut creek reporting in danville, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> oakland police say its cease-fire strategy is continuing to work not only taking criminals off the streets but also their weapons. 7 news conference today, police said a month long investigation by its cease-fire division has led to the arrest of 7 people and the seizure of nearly a dozen weapons. 3 of those arrested juvenile said the crimes included 2 murders as well as armed robberies and burglaries. >> this investigation stemmed on cart armed carjacking that occurred on january 30th, which also included a takeover robbery. addition, we believe the same group was involved other violent crimes up until earlier this week. these individuals were targeting businesses in east oakland that are known for carrying large quantities of cash. they did extreme amount of prepping and planning and one day committed the robbery. it was executed with it. extreme. detail, coordination. it was very obvious that this was not the

you're taking a live look from the golden gate bridge all the way to dublin. a little cloudy over the golden gate bridge there, but the high surf has not gone anywhere, and advisory remains in effect along the coast. and you can see the big waves in pacifica this afternoon splashing over the railing down in capitola. the beach did reopen today. the rough surf yesterday led to several rescues forcing lifeguards to close the beach. yesterday. this was all cordoned off with caution tape. you couldn't get out to the wharf. you couldn't get out to the sand. you couldn't get out to the breakwater out there. but today, hey, you know, just wait a while and the weather changes. now, from the beach to the mountains. take a live look from highway 80. in the sierra, where it looks like some traffic is backing up. now, that's because the snow is still coming down in spurts, and those heading back home to the bay after a weekend of skiing and snowboarding. well, chain requirements on both highway 80 and 50. all right. meteorologist rob mayeda is here now. rob, how are we lo

so that 54 feels extra chilly outside around downtown san jose. 53 in dublin. wind gusts up to 35mph and san rafael just 52 degrees, with that northwest wind at 20mph. so some wind chill sunshine there around the north bay, and the camera at emeryville bouncing around in those winds up times around san francisco, close to 45mph at 52 degrees. all this not good news. if you have allergies, it's pine, cedar and oak right now in the high range. it'd be nice if we had a little more rain to knock some of that down. the wind really not helping this afternoon. wind speeds will come down as we head towards tomorrow morning, but enough wind likely to prevent fog from getting too widespread for tomorrow morning. this as for the most part, the showers are moving out. still a few more here across interior northern california. that should continue to wind down as we head towards tomorrow morning. so tomorrow morning, mostly clear skies to start, but then as we move forward into the afternoon, increasing clouds, it's likely to keep our temperatures tomorrow afternoon on the

we have scott lucas, who is professor of us and international politics, a university college dublin, and then also live in no way. glen decent is profess of international relations at the university of south east, no way, an associate editor of russia in global affairs. welcome to you will. well, we saw something, i think pretty unprecedented. yes, that'd been lots of tough. come the sections before in the oval office but not one like that played out in front of the cameras. scott, a disastrously bad template summit. would you agree? you're being very tiny with the word tough. let's cut to the chase in terms of what happened and analyze it. this was effectively as long as the landscape following a manual macro, a cure storm, or was seeking a central security guarantees against flushes full stay on. indeed, russia's attack since 2014. the sign in the middle of the agreement is the 1st stage. i'm not. he was amish like charity batch. i don't know. probably play the full conversation. but what it happened is that j. d, that had said president job, i was terrible. you know, we just did a

it's in response to ice considering converting the now closed fci dublin prison.he facility was closed last year for inmate safety reasons after years of reported abuse that included poor physical conditions like mold, asbestos and crumbling infrastructure. the rally tomorrow outside the prison calls for the site to remain permanently closed. another advancer for tomorrow. we will be getting an update on the transformation of san francisco's great highway into a park space. the recreation and park department will be providing a timeline for the construction and opening, along with maps and designs. they'll detail all that will be included, like public art, fitness equipment, a bicycle pump track, and skating features. >> our last adventure is controversial. there is a bill that would literally allow hunters to chase and scare black bears up into trees by using dogs. the practice, called hounding, was banned more than a decade ago. abc seven news reporter tara campbell, with who's behind the proposal and the response from activists. >> outcry friday from those work

the patron other bowling alleys saying there are plenty to choose from the east bay in places like dublin and walnut creek reporting in danville, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> trials right now underway for a former san bruno elementary school teacher charged with sexually abusing his first and second grade students between 2016 and 2022. jeremy paw ken yea taught in l crystal elementary school in decimal allen elementary school in san bruno. he is charged with 22 counts of assault and is currently out of custody on one more than a million dollars in bonn. he is due back in court on wednesday for his 5th day of trial, a teacher from cesar chavez language academy in saint rose has been arrested for sexually abusing a minor. he's been identified as 34 year-old police are right now working to determine korea hurt other students as well. >> ice has responded to what they're calling inaccurate. reports of an arrest in sunnyvale last week. the arrest of lecy said pena lopez stirred up controversy after he was hospitalized. his family claims officers smashed his car window, pulled him out and

the patron other bowling alley saying there are plenty to choose from the east bay in places like dublinnut creek reporting in danville, i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> in developing news, the santa fe sheriff says the 95 year-old actor jack gene hackman likely died 9 days before his body was discovered wednesday. the sheriff provided an update friday saying hackman's pace maker reported its last event on february. 17th likely the day that oscar that he died, a carbon monoxide poisoning is being rolled out as cause of death. both happen and his wife tested negative. authorities also say there were no obvious signs of foul play. the investigation is ongoing. in the east bay. oakland. police say its cease-fite strategy is continuing to be successful not only in taking criminsls off the streets, but also with seizing weapons. at a news conference friday, police said a months long investigation by cease-fire division led to the arrest of 7 people and the seizure of nearly a dozen weapons. 3 of those arrested were juveniles and the crimes included 2 murders and armed robberies and burglarie

it's in response to ice considering converting the now closed fci dublin women's prison.osed last year for inmate safety reasons after years of reported abuse. the rally calls for the site to remain permanently closed. all right, let's get you outside and check in with francis. good morning. >> good morning. stephanie. we had a few sprinkles this morning. temperatures right now are generally in the 40s and low 50s. and then this afternoon, we'll get a little bit of sunshine. it will be cooler compared to yesterday, mid to upper 60s for the inland areas and some upper 50s along the coast. but the showers return tonight and continue tomorrow morning a level one system. stephanie. >> all right francis, thank you. and thank you all for joining us. gma is next. >> gio: and we are back with the top headlines we're following right now. cease-fire talks are underway in the middle east as the first agreement between hamas and israel expires. the talks in cairo attended by delegations from israel, qatar and the u.s. agencies across the u.s. government have begun sending a second e-

it will be at the tesla offices in dublin on amador plaza road. that's at noon. we have an update now in that search for the person who shot a police officer outside of a police station on the peninsula. investigators say an officer was ambushed in the parking lot of the hillsborough police department last saturday, february 22nd. they've already asked anyone who may have video from that day to share footage with police, but now they're specifically looking for footage of el camino real between west santa ynez avenue to hillside drive between 330 and 4:15 p.m. that is last saturday. even footage from a few blocks east or west of el camino real also is being requested. a person of interest was interviewed this week, but that person was not arrested. the injured officer is expected to make a full recovery. ten past the hour on your saturday morning. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, san francisco's safe parking site is set to shut down. we'll tell you where this is skies and gloomy at sfo. on this chillier morning, we're expecting a cooldown a

it's in response to ice considering converting the now closed fci women's dublin prison.safety reasons after years of reported abuse that included poor physical conditions like mold, asbestos and crumbling infrastructure. the rally calls for the site to remain permanently closed. all right, let's get you outside and check on the weather. good morning francis. >> good morning stephanie. it's great outside because of an approaching system, which you can see here with live doppler seven and a satellite radar image. temperatures right now, generally in the mid 40s to low 50. and then this afternoon the onshore breeze will clear some of those clouds. but it's going to be cooler generally in the 60s. and then the showers arrive tonight. >> stephanie francis, thank you. and thank you all for joining us. gma is next. ♪ my mind is like a record setup on auto-replay, replay, replay, replay, replay ♪ >> whit: welcome back to "gma" on this saturday morning. that's grammy, tony, emmy award winner and tomorrow night's academy award nominee, cynthia erivo, releasing her new single, "rep

and anywhere from san francisco through livermore, hayward and dublin.n a 10th of an inch of rain and about 2/10 of an inch of rain. and on top of that, we had some cool temperatures, 54 to 62 degrees. that was the temperature span today. meanwhile, it was 59 degrees in oakland. so these temperatures are coming in a good five degrees below average. live weather camera looking out towards the salesforce tower. we have three separate ducts of clouds out there. bottom line it's mostly cloudy. temperature wise, we're in the 40s and up to 50 degrees in fremont. now backing through union city. hello palo alto. you are at 50 degrees, but the winds, they're still breezy to windy, and that adds a chill to the air. these winds will be pretty consistent again tomorrow. out of the northwest, 10 to 20mph. right now at 13 mile per hour wind in napa. so why all the adverse conditions? well, check out reno. that's where the core, the center of that area of low pressure that swept through the bay area today. that's where it's located now. but look out over the open water

it's in response to ice considering converting the now closed fci dublin prison. the facility was closed last year for inmate safety reasons after years of reported abuse that included poor physical conditions like mold, asbestos and crumbling infrastructure. the rally calls for the site to remain permanently closed. the measles outbreak continues to grow in texas, and that has health officials across the country on high alert. the number of measles cases associated with an outbreak in western texas has grown to 146. almost all of the cases are in unvaccinated individuals or people whose vaccination status is not known. a majority of the cases are among children and teens between the ages of five and 17. one death was reported in an unvaccinated child. it marks the first measles death in the u.s. in a decade. the cdc confirmed 93 cases in eight states so far this year, including california. health officials say this year's flu season is the worst the u.s. has experienced in 15 years, and cases are still driving hospitalizations in the state. state health officials