two east bay cities grappling with east bay deadly encounters. fi charges have been filed in the most recent case. felony charges are being filed against danville officer andrew hall. no word on if he plans to turn himself in. the video you're about to see is graphic. dash cam video showing hall firing several shots into the car. driving, moving past hall during a pursuit. back then danville police said he was driving toward hall and hall fired in self-defense. he is facing manslaughter charges in connection with that fatal shooting. >> these charges are felonies. due to officer hall's unreasonable force used during the 2018 shooting. >> if the officer had been charged earlier and removed from the streets, my latest client would not be dead. >> the civil rights lawyer, john burris, represents 32-year-old wilson who was killed by hall in march. edited body cam individual crow shows hall confronting and shooting wilson, who was holding a knife. the confrontation that lasted just seconds. the officer's attorney says in a statement contra costa count

acknowledge and reconcile through forgiveness. >> it is a strong statement from the mayor of the small east bay citynowledge not only past wrongs but also current injustices. >> will be advancing in a resolution that apologizes on behalf of the city of antioch for terrorizing chinese immigrants in our community. >> the mayor announced a list of proposals designed to celebrate asian american history like the building of railroads and levees but also exposed darker realities like the underground tunnels where families took refuge or the burnings of the chinatown district in 1876. >> antioch has chosen to rise from the ashes past into a more inclusive future. >> leaders want to include historic district in this empty square perhaps in the image of another delta town. >> one is to get young people involved by helping them build murals. >> i hope we can treat each other equally and we can all enjoy and feel safe. >> the money for the proposals would come from the general fund of the project is approved by the city counccity counccityc >> to be an ally to communities in the bay area you will find ideas an

. >>> the leaders of one east bay city are proactively trying to make amend with community members present effort includes a direct apology for the terrorthe terror on chinese immigrants. >> we know the pain of not having your government acknowledge and reconcile through forgiveness. >> it is a strong statement from the mayor of a small east bay city. an effort to acknowledge not only past wrongs but also current injustices directed toward asian americans. >> we will be advancing in a resolution that -- >> they announced a list of proposals designed to celebrate asian american history history building of railroads and levees. they also exposed darker realities like the underground tunnels where families took refuge or the burning antioch's chinatown district inw 1876. >> antioch has chosen to rise from the ashes of a horrible past and to a more inclusive future. >> city leaders want to create a new historic district in this empty square. perhaps in the image of another delta town which has preserved its historic districts to this day. another proposal would fund a permanent exhibit at the

thank you so much mabrisa up next to the east bay city becomes the first in the nation to approve thease. >> of militarized equipments. we'll take a closer look. and what this means for policing. and mayors from california's biggest cities coming together to help fight homelessness why they're called for more money from the state could be coming at just the right time. and after the break, it is draft day for the red and gold who are the forty-niners going to pick her during the first round in a preview of the top 3 contender >> it's time to talk sports and we're just a few hours away from finding out who the forty-niners are going to choose with the 3rd overall pick in the nfl draft this quarterback selection could be the future face of the franchise. kron 4 sports reporter kylen mills has a look at the 3 prospects that everyone is talking about today. >> the rumor mill has been swirling like never before around the forty-niners coveted draft pick could ohio state quarterback justin fields be the guy, the 6, 3, 223 pound gunslinger was the back to back. big 10 offensive player of the

and the derek chauvin trial named publicly kron 4 news >> a large scale sideshows in 3 separate east bay cities block traffic slowed the response time for medical emergencies over the weekend. 2 of those sideshows broke out in antioch as kron four's phillipe djegal tells us neighbors say they were shocked by their size. >> the big smoke and screeching tires. margaret would sunday night. this is where a large group ended up dangerous sideshows in pittsburgh and 2 intersections in earlier that night. >> neighbors feared someone could get killed skid marks and burn rubber left behind at 18th streets, then lone tree way at both course road in it was that at last it over probably about 45 minutes. the antioch police department estimates 150 cars were officers responded but did not move in because they were outnumbered, though mayor lamar thorpe says police did fly a captured license plate numbers currently investigating this and those who were responsible for this will be held accountable near lamar thorpe says that large scale sideshows are not a issue here in antioch but says that the city can do

do now that could shake up the solar industry and cause a lot of anger. >>> neighbors and one east bay city are celebrating after a big fight over traffic in the skies. >> i think going forward the faa is going to have to take a hard look at what it is subjecting them to. >>> how high will the oceans rise? it is a looming question on the minds of homeowners along the coast. hundreds may be forced to retreat or even abandon their properties. >> that equates to can't sell your house and that equates to loss of the value of it. >>> we will be >>> looking live at the city of dublin, we learned tonight that pg&e is trying to cut a major incentive for going green pickle right now homeowners with solar panels get paid by pg&e $.25 per kilowatt hour. for power that they kick back onto the great. but the utility company wants to cut that rate by half or more. many people believe the move would lead to more profits for pg&e, less incentives for homeowners who want to go solar, and get it installed. >> we've got to have a solar plan that is equitable even for people who don't get the benefit. that is

what you need to know. >>> and happening now, east bay city could grow a list of counties to pay hero pay to grocery stores. they want large grocery stores to pay employees $3 to $5 an hour during the rest of the employees. it could apply to stores with more than $300. we are back in a moment. >>> president biden has appointed a former bay area police chief to join his administration. he was police chief for 10 years and 2014, he made news when he joined a local black lives matter protest. the president nominated him to be customs of board interprotection. he currently leads tucson's police department. the white house gives him experience in addressing immigration issues. >>> as covid restrictions lift, more people will be traveling this summer. airbnb is cracking down ahead of the fourth of july weekend. they are summer of responsible travel, intended to keep people from renting homes. people who don't have positive reviews cannot book a one-night. if you booked it, you will be able to keep it. and also, discounts on noise detection devices. >>> warrior fans get a chance to buy ticke

>> large scale sideshows block traffic can slow down emergency vehicles in 3 separate east bay cities over the weekend from forcefully call reports that 2 of those sideshows, they broke out in antioch and neighbors were alarmed by their size. >> they literally created a a circle of about 200 people many mayor lamar thorpe surveys, the tire marks left behind from sunday's site shows the police department estimates. 150 cars were involved. blocking traffic at 2 separate intersections in town. i've never seen one of that size. i'd probably seen those sizes on now. >> television that that, you know, there's something of a disturbance and oakland san francisco or in the inner core of the area. so we rarely have anything like that. >> a large group made its way from its 4 through any off eventually ending up in brentwood. as you can see here. >> police department could not move in on the side shows because at the time they were outnumbered. >> resources were stretched thin because officers were responding to another incident that required mutual aid response, meaning multiple law enforcemen

the east bay city vice president kamala harris is scheduled to visit and the message she's bringing. reopenings. the breakdowns of which could have restrictions laxed and others waiting. >>> we're trying to prevent or respond to if need be a real catastrophic flood situation. >> the race in florida to stop a toxic waterwaste leak from

i spoke to the mayor of an east bay city that last summer pass some sweeping police reforms and also get perspective from arguably the most consistent voice, the gates police violence here in the bay area. here is what they both had to say. derek chauvin verdict is in guilty on all 3 counts for some perspective. i as the executive director of the just as teams network cat brooks. >> what this guilty verdict means for police accountability. >> you know, i think the best way that i can really think about. it is a guilty verdict >> i healing balm and open will, but it's not the cure. it's still a band-aid on a gunshot wound to the longtime oakland anti police violence activist says the jury delivery guilty verdicts on all counts for the ex police officer taking the life of george floyd. >> it be captured on video is a source of their vacation. she says, for what the video recorded. one of the things that happens to black people in this country as we are continuously gaslit, right. so we lioe a particular type of existence as we walk through this country. and then we are told from the me

the east bay city vice president kamala harris is scheduled to visit and the message she's bringing. >>> the next surge in bay area reopenings. the breakdowns of which could have restrictions laxed and others waiting. >>> we're trying to prevent or respond to if need be a real catastrophic flood situation. >> the race in florida to stop a toxic waterwaste leak from sending 20 feet of toxic water into homes. the evacuations under way. "today in the bay" starts now. >> good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. hope you had a nice easter weekend. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. meteorologist has been tracking what's in store for our forecast this week. kari? >> good morning. and so we're starting out with some low 50s as you get ready to head out the door. grab a light jacket. we're going to also have a lot of sunshine today and it will be a little bit cooler compared to what we've seen over the past few days. here is a look at our highs. 60 degrees in san francisco and 62 in oakland. a high of 67 in napa and upper 60s for the south bay as well. pretty quiet

bay bridge. if you are headed say in the east bound direction trying to come out of the city into the east bay,

a big cleanup is happening today in one east bay city after a night of protest. hundreds of demonstrators were in oakland last night protesting the recent deadly police shootings across the country. that march ended in violence and some vandalism to local ha two >> reporter: cruiser cleaning up broken glass and volkswagen oakland were manager say most of the dealerships windows were smashed and a car was set on fire friday night. cars were also torched at the honda dealership on broadway where windows were broken. >> it is frustrating. it is more sad than anything. you can't blow on it. we need to get better. we have to come together as a community. we have to, you know, stop this pain. it is not one person. is everybody. >> police say about 2 to 300 demonstrators marched through downtown oakland friday night in protest of recent deadly police shootings across the country. lit fires. others broke windows at this target store on broadway. >> it really takes away from the message. >> chris owens, barrel restaurant in the uptown district. most of his windows were br

. >>> an east bay city could join a growing list of counties and cities providing hero pay to grocery workers. the antioch city council is considering large grocery stores to pay an additional $3 to $5 per hour during the pandemic. it would be in effect for another four months or until contra costa county reaches the yellow tier. concord, berkley, san jose and santa clara counties have initiated hero pay. >>> we have a few changes tomorrow, right, jeff? >> yeah, definitely, you know, some cooler weather coming our way, lost a little wind building into that forecast. hopefully you were able to enjoy today. again, some changes as we move through tomorrow. let's bring you outside to the live high-definition sky camera network. it's not totally blue as you look off toward the distance, and we are currently 80 degrees in walnut creek. well above our averages. by 8:00 p.m. we're dropping down to 62 degrees. the big change we're looking at tomorrow is this storm system dropping down over the inner mountain west. look, this thing is totally dry for us. no hopes of any rainfall. this will brin

. >>> new, with the national focus on poor treatment of asian people, today and east bay city reach back on hundred 45 years to acknowledge and make amends for a shameful moment from its past. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: they say justice delayed is justice denied but when it comes one apology, it may also be true that it is better late than never. like a lot of places when it comes to its treatment of asian people, the city of antioch has a lot to apologize for. today the mayor signed a proclamation condemning the recent attacks on asian and pacific islander residents. >> today, i am delighted to find this proclamation and to uplift the fact that our city won't stand by hoping things get better. >> reporter: it is in the town's early history that the true shame lies and despite having built the transcontinental railway and delta levees that put antioch on the map the town passed a law forbidding chinese people from being out at night and later it was discovered they built secret underground tunnels between buildings so they could make it home safely. >> it is ingenious and res

city, north carolina. just this morning, a black man was shot and killed by deputies as they served a warrant. we'll have details on those stories coming up at 9.30. and to the east bay. now the city of oakland has a new fire reginal freeman will take the position effective may 17th freeman previously served as the fire chief for hartford, connecticut. since 2016, he is married with 2 daughters. >> the search is on tonight for an arsonist in the east bay investigators in the city of alameda say they're looking for a man who is a big dark color dog in connection with at least 6 fires like this one. they were set this week. the unidentified man is accused of burning a city building and a car kron four's. dan thorn live in alameda tonight. he joins us with more on the investigation and then obviously people who live or work around these parts have to be pretty nervous tonight. >> well, that's great. right? grant will investigators tell us that these fires happen between late monday night and early tuesday morning and it's believed that this suspected arsonist was getting around on a bicycle to set these fires within a 2 mile radius. and of course, those neighbors, as yo

around the bay 60 in san francisco, looking at the upper 50s for sausalito and daly city, 62 alameda, east bay shoreline, oakland and san leandro in the 60s. 75 in windsor. here is the extended forecast as we are looking at similar conditions for tomorrow. there we go with our temperatures warming up just a bit more for saturday and for sunday. we are going to stay on the mild side as we look ahead to early next week. back to you. >>> 5:21. >>> still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, flames taking over a vineyard and it's what the wine makers want. how it is helping out their crops. >>> later on cbs this morning at 7:00, more on president biden's executive actions on gun control. plus the american cruise lines pushing to resume voyages and meet the grammy nominated duo breaking stereotypes and inspiring students. we'll be right back. it's okay that you don't want to be first: you aren't. second covid vaccine. it's okay y to have ququestio: everyoyone deserves answers.. i'm wary thahat there isn't enough information. it's okay to be excited, or worrieded, or both.h. it's alrigi

. >> plus, more than 2 dozen buildings tagged in a major east bay city. message the vandals have 4 people including police. and i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow lot of sunshine today. hey, we've got a grea a lot of cleanup today in the city of walnut creek after a band of protesters tagged 25 buildings with graffiti including city hall. >> referees were in kelly shows us the damage and she has reaction from the police. >> most of the graffiti has already been painted over. but here are some examples behind me right now blm obviously standing for black lives matter. the other is an acronym. that is a slur against police using a word i can't say on tv in fact, most of the vandalism targeted police spray painted over the city hall signed the words pigs murder. many of the examples of last night's unresthreference. the simmering anger over officer involved shootings across the nation. >> the name of the young man killed by police in minnesota. dante right. the scrolled on one building. others say kill cops. police say this is done by a crowd of 20 to 25 peop

. >>> right now at 5:00 two east bay cities grappling with the deadly police encounters.king answers after a death in police custody. and a danville officer now charged for his involvement in two deadly shootings. a live update on both of these emotional cases. >>> the department of justice will be unwavering in its pursuit of equal justice under law. >> the push for police reform gaining ground on capitol hill after the guilty verdict in the derek chaufrn case.

a large scale sideshows block traffic can slow down emergency vehicles and 3 separate east bay cities over the weekend. 2 broke out in antioch and neighbors say they were shocked by the size. the antioch police department estimate a 150 cars. we're all involved officers responded but did not move in because they were outnumbered. the mayor, lamar says police did fly a drone which capture license plate numbers. the city will now consider small roundabouts and some local neighborhood intersections. the armenian american community is waiting on the president to formally recognize the armenian genocide of 1915, several bay area communities are counties, pass resolutions this week. adding to the mounting pressure for president biden to make good on his campaign promise to do so. kron. 4 s ella sogomonian has that story for us. >> california is home to many armenians, including roxanne mccutcheon her family fled for their lives from a turkish village in 1915 as the ottoman empire soldiers began a killing spree they had with the help of neighbors until the coast was clear. my grandmother as

. >>> a federal judge takes action and homeless in camp in east bay city against its residents. good evening. >>> we are learning that this homeless in camp that is allowed to stay open for now. a federal judge is siding with residents and blocking the city from closing the encampment. the court order comes as the city posted notices alerting residents that the encampment would be removed this week. the campers ended up suing the city and residents and activists argued displacing on house people during the pandemic is illegal. but this is only temporary. the plaintiffs are set to return to court next month and then the judge will decide whether to extend the order allowing the camp to stay open. >>> today the san francisco board of supervisors is considering spending hundreds of millions of dollars to have homeless people sleep intense on city property. >> in the original series, we had a look at the proposal to expand safe sleeping sites. critics say it will prioritize tents over actual housing but one supervisor said it will provide a safe place for homeless people and cleanup

east bay. we'll have details on who police are looking for this afternoon and several large sideshows in the east bay took over citytreets why police were not able to stop them. and after the break, a live report from the south bay where one city is now cracking down on a massive garbage problem. how much you can be fined. now if you're caught tossing out trash right on to the streets. >> and tracking dry weather out there for us in the bay area but changes this weekend with an upcoming storm set arrive sunday tr let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> illegal dumping a problem plaguing

. >> parscale sideshow stops traffic in 3 separate east bay cities over the weekend, blocking traffic and slowing medical emergency responses. kron four's phillipe djegal tells us 2 of those sideshows broke out in antioch. neighbors say they were shocked by their sides. >> the big smoke and screeching tires. margaret would sunday night. this is where a large group ended up dangerous sideshows in pittsburgh and 2 intersections in earlier that night. >> neighbors feared someone could get killed skid marks and burn rubber left behind at 18th streets, then lone tree way at both course road in it was that at last it over probably about 45 minutes. the antioch police department estimates 150 were officers responded but did not move in because they were outnumbered, though mayor lamar thorpe says police did fly a captured license plate numbers currently investigating this and those who were responsible for this will be held accountable. mayor lamar thorpe says that large scale sideshows are not issue here new york but says that the city can do something about individuals practicing donuts. >

one and from an east bay city who last summer passed sweeping police reforms. and i also got perspective from arguably the most outspoken consistent voice against police violence here in the bay area. here's what they both had to say. derek chauvin verdict is in guilty on all 3 counts for some perspective. i as the executive director of the just as teams network cat brooks. >> what this guilty verdict means for police accountability. >> you know, i think the best way that i can really think about. it is a guilty verdict >> i healing balm and open will, but it's not the cure. it's still a band-aid on a gunshot wound to the longtime oakland anti police violence activist says the jury delivery guilty verdicts on all counts for the ex police officer taking the life of george floyd. >> it be captured on video is a source of their vacation. she says, for what the video recorded. one of the things that happens to black people in this country as we are continuously gaslit, right. so we live a particular type of existence as we walk through this country. and then we are

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. >> still ahead here at 5 east bay city becomes the first in the nation to approve the purchase of militarizednt. we'll tell you why they made this change and burning man flamed out again. but outside lands is ready to rage tickets sold out taliban. organizers say they'll be trying to keep people safe during the famous festival. >> we'll be right back. >> single day passes went on sale today for outside lands. but they sold out within minutes the popular music festival in golden gate park was canceled last year because the pandemic, but it is returning halloween weekend. the coronavirus is still concern for large gatherings. even though this was outsi e kron 4 charles clifford has been looking into whether or not this concert will be considered safe. >> well, this year's outside lands music festival is still months away. and a lot could happen between now and then. but anyone who's bought a ticket and plans on attending needs to know that they could possibly be exposed to coronavirus and festival. organizers say they probably are going to take additional safety steps. according to the cdc larg

. >>> a big cleanup was underway today in one east bay city after a night of protests. hundreds of demonstrators were in oakland last night protesting the deadly police shootings across the country. that march ended in violence and some vandalism to local businesses. >> reporter: crews were cleaning up broken glass at volkswagen of oakland, where ms say most of the dealership's windows were smashed and a car was set on fire friday night. cars were torched at the honda dealership on broadway where windows were broken. >> it's frustrating and more sad than anything. but you can't dwell on it. we gotta get better, come together as a community and stop this pain. and it's not one person. it's everybody. >> reporter: police say about 200 to 300 demonstrators marched through downtown oakland friday night in protest of recent deadly police shootings across the country. some hit fires. others broke winds at this target store on broadway. >> i think it really takes away from the message. >> reporter: chris bestina owns a restaurant in the uptown district. most of his windows wer

as we look to the east bay, 73 in concord, 72 for pleasant hill, upper 60s to about 70 degrees for the tri valley. around the bay, 58 in san francisco, 56daly cityr the east bay shoreline, 64 in alameda, 65 for oakland and 65 for san leandro. for the north bay, mid-70s for those afternoon highs. here's the extended forecast and what you can expect as we are looking at temperatures very silar for your wednesday, thursday and for friday. so, again, not a ofchange. but there we go with that cooldown as we look ahead to the weekend with shower chances for sunday into monday of next week. let's check in for a look at traffic. how are the roadways out there? >>reporter: well, getting a little bit busy this morning, especially if you're headed towards the altamont pass. westbound 580 starting to slow down just a bit. we are tracking some speeds less than 30 miles an hour in some spots on that westbound 580 commute this morning. so if you are a super commuter and getting ready to head out the door, heads up. we're already starting to see that crowding happen out of tracy, 205 getting onto 580. travel time 32 minutes 205 towards 680. east shore freeway a

mainly low to mid-60s around the bay, fremont and redwood city could hit 67. the north bay, eastnd south bay will have low to mid- 70s. it will feel comfortable compared to the weekend. i will have the heat coming up. >>> today is v-day, vaccine day, when everybody 16 and up is able to book an appointment in the state. just because you are allowed to make an appointment doesn't mean it will be steve. we are on vaccine this morning and abc7 news' amy hollyfield is live for us in san rafael. >> reporter: hi there. yeah, demand is about to go way up. there will be a rush of people looking for appointments. this is largest age group to ever become eligible at the same time. all californians ages 16 to 49 game eligible to get the vaccine. the team at the "my turn" website has been working hard to prepare the system for all this traffic. they upgraded it to handle 300,000 transactions an hour. the rush could have started right at midnight. we talked to one teenager about her plan. she was ready to get an appointment as soon as possible. >> i am going to stay up until midnight so i can

east bay, 70 in san leandro. low 80s in union city and fremont. 89, antioch. day forecast, 60s coast. upper 70s around the bay. upper 70s inland. tomorrow temperatures cool off at the band coast. cooler on tuesday. wednesday we stay about the same. towards the end of the week, not a lot of change. still dry and coastal clouds keeping us temperate. >>> the bay area will face old and new problems as companies develop plans to bring workers back to the office. giving the economy back on track as part of building a better bay area. david louie looks at a new poll of bay area and how it will bring back traffic nightmares. >> reporter:'s company start to bring back office workers, no issues are expected to surface because of safety concerns. the bay area council supported by 350 employers surveyed 1000 people last month in english, chinese, and spanish and discovered 51% considered working at the office is unsafe and even higher number, 64%, believe public transit is unsafe. that's a red flag. >> this region wants to well if folks are willing to get on transit and ac

a big cleanup is underway in one east bay city after a protest.esting the recent deadly police shootings but the march ended in violence and vandalism to some some businesses. >> reporter: crews were cleaning up broken glass at volkswagen of oakland where the windows were smashed and car was set on fire friday night. cars were also torched honda dealership. >> it's frustrating, more sad than anything but you can't dwell on it. we got to get better, come together as a count and stop this thing and it's not one person. it's everybody. >> reporter: police say about 200 to 300 demonstrators marched through oakland friday night in protest to recent deadly police shootings across the country. some lit fires. others broke windows at this target store on broadway. >> i think it it really takes away from the message. >> reporter: chris own as restaurant in the uptown district. most of his windows were damaged by demonstrators. his security footage captured the video. >> i would like to talk about the reason we need to be protesting instead of why we're cle

. >>> right now at 5:00 two east bay cities grappling with the deadly police encounters. an alameda family seeking answers after a death in police custody. and a danville officer now charged for his involvement in two deadly shootings. a live update on both of these emotional cases. >>> the department of justice will be unwavering in its pursuit of equal justice under law. >> the push for police reform gaining ground on capitol hill after the guilty verdict in the derek chaufrn case. the key issue that could make or break change. d and one bay area county under a drought emergency. the help on the way from the governor's office and the new extreme measures another county is now taking. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> happy earth day. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. >>> the danville police officer facing felony charges for a deadly shooting back in 2018. >> bob redell joins us. this is the same officer who is under investigation for a second deadly shooting that happened just this march, right? >> reporter: good morning to you. no charges have b

meantime, it seems one east bay city is not having issues with the vaccine. piedmont's alameda county data shows nearly half of residents in piedmont are fully vaccinated. that is because 22% of the population living there is 65 and solder. >>> sonoma says it is seeing increase in shipments of the covid-19 vaccine. they called out the state asking why the allocation size hadn't gone up. sonoma is reporting shipments have increased from rough liv 12,000 first and second doses to nearly 17,000. this includes 1500 doses of the one shot johnson & johnson vaccine. for more on how to sign up for a vaccine in your county, check our resource guide at kpix.com/vaccine. >>> businesses in walnut creek getting a glimpse of what it feels like to have night life return to the city. may knowledge that concept. this is a look from last night as contra costa marked day one in the orange tier. that means restaurants were able to have 50% indoor capacity. one group showed up to celebrate a birthday. many bay area businesses are celebrating reopening, one county further north is

. >>> it be clean is underway and one east bay city after protest.of demonstrators win oakland protesting the police shootings across the country. the march ended in violence and vandalism to some local businesses. >> reporter: crews were cleaning up broken glass at volkswagen of oakland where managers say most of the windows were smashed and the car was set on friar retin-a. cars work torched at the honda dealership on broadway where windows were broken. >> it's frustrating. it is more sad than anything. you can't dwell on it. we got to get better. come together as a community and stop this. it's not one person. it is everybody. >> reporter: police say about 200 to 300 demonstrators marched friday night in protest to recent deadly shootings across the country. some lit fires and others broke windows at this target store on broadway. >> it takes away from the message. >> reporter: chris owns the calaveras restaurant. most of his windows were broken by some demonstrators. his security footage capturedh to be protesting instead of why we are cleaning u

east bay. but if you're wondering how things look, if you're heading from the east bay into the city. we're seeing no delays in the upper deck here. >> so about 10 minutes to the fremont street exit again, we're going to closely. keep an eye on this situation to see how that's impacting the bay bridge if you decided maybe you want to take the bay bridge this morning. you can take the san mateo bridge. no major delays, no accidents here about 14 minutes and under free to make it across towards the peninsula. commute here out of richmond, taken out the richmond, sandra fell commute under 8 minutes for your drive time. there looking at things along one. oh, one and menlo park. 28 minutes. so we'll keep a close eye on that hot spot on the eastbound side, the upper deck near that bright street on ramp for now i'll send it over to you, erica. >> thank you. rain. and good morning. we are seeing some foggy conditions throughout the bay area. but our winds right now are looking pretty light and that's going to change later this afternoon as we will see our winds picking up checking in on our c

. >>> an east bay city could join a list of cities and counties providing hero pay to grocery workers. the antioch city council is expected to discuss whether to pay an additional $3 to $5 per hour during the pandemic. it would be in effect for four months or until contra costa county reaches the yellow tier. other counties already have hero pay for grocery workers. >>> back in the classroom. one of the largest school districts in the bay area welcomed back students today. >>> plus the recall effort expands. more calls for the mayor of a town to step down amid sexual allegations. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. cooler weather on the way tomorrow. i'll show you what's bringing in that cooler weather and the rain season has been disappointing. great party carly you must of blown your budget. not exactly. you have great wine name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello? grocery outlet bargain market. oh, more bubbles? more bubbles for less benjamins our amazing 20% off wine sael is going on now until april 13th at your neighborhood grocery o

governor newsom says that the golden state will reopen on june 15th. >>> the new helping hand one east bay city is providing for hard-hit businesses. plus, a crucial investment to help those struggling to make it in the bay. how tens of millions of dollars will add up to hundreds of new homes and where that money is coming from. it's 5:56 and we'll be right back. >>> some good news this morning in berkeley for those trying to make it in the bay. city leaders have approved $53 million in spending on new housing. this is the city's largest investment ever. they will provide hundreds of new homes near ashby. >>> and a live look in oakland where business owners are struggling to come back from the pandemic, and they may soon get more financial help to do that. mayor libby schaaf yesterday announced a new $13 million grant program to help businesses stay afloat. >> we all know that small businesses are the heart and soul of our economy. and that they have been uniquely harmed by the covid-19 pandemic. >> the city is partnering with wells fargo and a nonprofit to award that money. small businesses ha

of hate 30 and the east bay city leaders in berkeley say they are now. st city in the nation. now to require their police to track the use of militarized forces. mckeown has more on the groundbreaking legislation. >> you're looking at examples of controlled equipment including specialized fire project down launchers that times 30 inches or longer breaching apparatus or battering rams and long-range acoustic devices. the acquisition and use of these items are now regulated by a new police equipment and community safety ordinance approved by the berkeley city council in the ordinance is transparency for the public to understand what equipment the department has. >> and how they're using it. >> the principal author of the new legislation berkeley city council member kate harrison says the ordinance is primarily an annual report that will include an inventory of current police equipment. the official policy for its use and the circumstances. >> frankly, a lot of this grows out of concerns for black lives matter. and this sense that sometimes weaponry is appea

and sacramento county water agency just to supply the water to their existing customers in the east bay cities like pleasant hill and walnut creek got a chance to talk to many east bay customers. they say they are already doing a good job, but they admit they can probably do even better. >> according to the east bay mud. we're ready conserving so the e-mails that we get. so i feel like we have been doing our part to something that we have been conscious of. we do live in california and. drought a big issue. so i think we've been already doing it and we need to conserve a little bit more. i think that will be an issue there. >> brush your teeth with the water running. i've been more conscious of that >> shame. shame on you in on it. >> so far. right now they're not talking about any fines as far as the customers not following along with the conservation but historically i've done the story before that the first time california has faced a drought so they will down the road when it gets really bad or if it gets really bad, there is a good chance they will compare your water bill from one month t

. >> still to come tonight, what you need to know about an east bay city becoming the first in the nation to require a police to track the use of militarized equipment. and it's a move that could mean big losses for big tobacco. the band being proposed now by the fda. >> and how antismoking groups are responding. and people want to get out their tickets, selling out in a matter of minutes outside lands roaring back to san francisco this fall. but. >> we'll be local doctor weighs in on the crowds and covid. >> who's ready to party single-day passes for outside lands went on sale this morning sold it's a popular music festival in golden gate park was canceled last year because of the pandemic. but this october it returns organizers say anybody who bought a ticket needs to know that they could be exposed to covid in there. the organizers say they're still working on safety guidelines and it is not yet clear whether folks attending will have to show proof of being fully vaccinated or test negative for the coronavirus before entering the festival. >> the bay area's very but of course, smith, y

. >> our skill sideshows blocks traffic and slow down emergency vehicles in 3 separate east bay cities over the weekend. kron four's phillipe djegal reports that 2 of those sideshows happened in antioch and neighbors say they were shocked by their size. >> the big smoke and screeching tires. margaret would sunday night. this is where a large group ended up dangerous sideshows in pittsburgh and 2 intersections in earlier that night. >> neighbors feared someone could get killed skid marks and burn rubber left behind at 18th streets, then lone tree way at both course road in it was that at last it over probably about 45 minutes. the antioch police department estimates 150 were officers responded but did not move in because they were outnumbered, though. mayor lamar thorpe says police did fly a captured license plate numbers currently investigating this and those who were responsible for this will be held accountable. mare lamar thorpe says that large scale sideshows are not a issue here in antioch but says that the city can do something about individuals practicing donuts. >> in neighborh

also in the east bay city leaders in berkeley say that they're the first in the nation.k the use of what they're calling militarized equipment by their police department. so the ordinance will include things like specialized guns and projectile, launches battering rams, things like that. police have to now file a report every year that includes an inventory of this equipment and the circumstances under which it was used. >> that's what is now standard. the place is not standard to the public. these things really look frightening. but you when there's a large group of officers like in the crowd control situations. this list. partly came out former president obama's list of equipment that was being acquired by departments from the military. it's been heavily vetted by police from commission. >> the police equipment and community safety ordinance is the final piece of last summer's sweeping police reforms passed by the berkeley city council. >> 7.37. and still ahead, summer is just around the corner. tomorrow is may 1st. are you going to go somewhere and do you have childre

things are clear for your drive out of the east bay into the city. it's 5:18.ime to check your forecast. happy friday. >>> happy friday. if it's been too warm the last couple days, we will start to cool it down today and into the weekend. wither talking about temperatures five to ten degrees cooler compared to the very warm record breaking highs yesterday and the day before. a live look with our sales force tower camera, you see that fog rolling. in that indicates change for us with the owe shore flow kicking back in. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. concord you are coming in at 50 and also for san francisco. oak land, mid 50s, livermore 47. 51 san jose, 41 santa rosa. you can see with current visibility, fog along the coast. two miles for visibility in petaluma and five at half moon bay. big changes are coming our way for today and into the weekend with the cool down in store for us. taking you hour by hour on futurecast, we are looking at partly sunny skies today. a few more clouds compared to the last couple days. we are going to cool it down more as we

around the pay gates but that is long gone and traffic is moving smooth out of the east bay as you head into the cityrea bridges are quiet, a live look at the golden gate bridge. overall it's an easy ride out of marin county. it's 6:15, tame to check your forecast. things are a bit cooler. >>> tracking that ocean breeze kicking in. it's a gray start along the coast and around the bay. you can see the clouds in the sky for our treasure island camera looking at the bay bridge this morning. temperatures are running in the 40s and the 50s as we start our day. a little bit sunshine, concord 53, 52 oakland, livermore. 51 san jose, 40 a rosa. looking at westerlwindat hour i 20-mile per hour winds in fairfield. here is what you can expect. through our afternoon we will be a little bit cooler compared to yesterday across the bay area but still a mild day inland but cool, especially you will notice along the coast and around the bay. a little bit cooler for your saturday, we will bump up temps for your sunday. breezy through the weekend and looking at the longer range weather models we will stay dry for the ne

big sideshows blocked traffic and slow down emergency vehicles in 3 separate east bay cities over the weekend. 2 were in antioch and neighbors were shocked by how big those sideshows were kron. four's. phillipe djegal takes a look. >> the big smoke and screeching tires. margaret would sunday night. this is where a large group ended up dangerous sideshows in pittsburgh and 2 intersections in earlier that night. >> neighbors feared someone could get killed skid marks and burn rubber left behind at 18th streets, then lone tree way at both course road in it was that at last it over probably about 45 minutes. the antioch police department estimates 150 cars were officers responded but did not move in because they were outnumbered, though mayor lamar thorpe says police did fly a captured license plate numbers currently investigating this and those who were responsible for this will be held accountable. mayor lamar thorpe says that large scale sideshows are not a issue here new york but says that the city can do something about individuals practicing donuts. >> in neighborhood. intersections

we're learning more about a deadly hit and run crash that happened in the east bay city of pittsburghvu is amber lee spoke with a woman whose boyfriend and seven year old daughter were killed in that crash. not at the wake of the rest of my life, not hearing my daughter's boys from her hospital bed. i john muir medical center karina grow, salas tells me she is an emotional and physical pain, having lost her seven year old daughter, salome, a to l. a and her boyfriend, romero castro on monday evening, police say a drunk driver in a black camaro rear ended the silver. toyota corolla. rouz allah says boyfriend was driving in the car were her three children. they were returning home. to pittsburgh after having dinner at a restaurant rose allah says, she recalls falling asleep and waking up at the crash site with her children gone from the car fella nico julian, where are you? authorities have identified the driver arrested as 24 year old christian vargasg murder and driving under the influence, just walks off like nothing. you know what i mean? it's horrible, the da's office says farkas h

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. >> in the east bay city leaders in berkeley say they are the first in the nation to track the use ofcalled militarized equipment by their police department. that ordinance will include things like specialized guns, projectile, launches, a battering rams. police must now file a report every year that includes an inventory of the equipment and the circumstances under which it was used. >> that's what is now standard. the place is not standard to the public. these things really look frightening. but you when there's a large group of officers like in a crowd control situations. this list. partly came out former president obama's list of equipment that was being acquired by departments from the military. it's been heavily vetted by police from commission. >> the police equipment and community safety ordinance us what they call us. it is the final piece of last summer's sweeping police reforms passed by the berkeley city council. in my front garden talking to himself. no mask. and i went out there and the dogs bark at them and dog in towards these are not making any he's doing anything wro

in the east bay, the city of oakland has a brand new fire chief chief reginald freeman. freeman has previously served as the fire chief for hartford, connecticut. he's been there since 2016, he's married. he has 2 daughters who will take the position. effective may 17th. >> all right. time for another look at the weather. you're looking over the embarcadero is getting all ready to say, oh, look, it's not not it doesn't look nice looks kind of gray and blustery. yes, that it's cooler out there, right, lawrence. yes, certainly a cool, especially as you approach the coastline. still a lot of sunshine in the valleys and temperatures. very nice there. but that fog and low cloud cover moving back on shore right now and it is settling in now toward the beach right now. >> yeah. you probably need your jacket out there in half moon bay to school along the coastline. the fog moving here come the seagulls too. and we've got some drizzle developing along the beaches as well. so we'll see more of that. i think overnight tonight kind of see the fog kind of settling in there right now

around the bay 60 in san francisco, 59 daly city. eastbay shoreline from oakland, alameda, san leandro 62 and north bay mid to upper 60s, 68 in napa later today and 68 windsor. the extended forecast and what you can expect, temperatures a bit warmer as we look to tomorrow. that will be the case as we look to the rest of the work week and the weekend. not a lot of variation here. steady temperatures with near normal daytime highs over next days and that sunshine as we look to our afternoon through the work week and into our weekend for saturday and for sunday. back to you. >>> real estate agents in california have been dealing with annoying number of break ins at some listings. >> some are hiring people to live in the homes they're trying to sell. some realtors say they were spending too much time chasing squatters and filing police reports on the burglaries. now they find it more cost effective to hire someone to live in a house temporarily. the people are usually single and many are accustomed to living out of a backpack. >> we have the