nbc's pete suratos is in fairfield for us with the latest. >> reporter: yeah, fairfield police are searching 45-year-old mark randle, who was living with erica brown when she went missing. now i got a chance to speak to one of erica's closest friends tonight, and she tells me she is shocked and saddened by the latest developments in this case. tonight a memorial sits on the front yard of the fairfield home where 36-year-old erica brown was last seen on august 20th. a neighbor telling me off camera that she was beautiful soul. and now fairfield police are looking for her 45-year-old ex-boyfriend mark randle. police say he lived in the home around the time brown went missing, and they're issuing a warrant for his arrest. >> it's really a challenge to continue the day and know that she may not be out there. that news is very hard. >> reporter: nikila walker gibson is one of erica's closest friends. police believe brown is no longer alive, and akeelah is trying her best to stay strong, but says the latest developments in this case are devastating. >> it breaks my heard. it's really heartbreaking

ranging up into fairfield. here is are looking at for daytime highs. we are sitting below average this afternoon but it is beautiful. sunshine and 80s into the santa clara valley with upper 70s. once we head into the east bay we replace the s with 80s as we head closer to pleasant hill, concord and into fairfield. along the coastline near san francisco, 68 degrees and expect 78 near san rafael. >>> it is september 4th, it is labor day, and we have a holiday weekend. heads up for drivers all westbound lanes of i-80 are closed from vallejo to hercules , including the carquinez bridge. caltrans is paving miles of concrete and making repairs to the road. westbound 80 is scheduled to reopen at 5:00 a.m. on tuesday. >>> today we are expecting a protest in san francisco that could mess up traffic in the city. in about an hour at 10:00 people are protesting driverless taxis at 10th and bryant street. the complaint , a thomas vehicles are jeopardizing public safety. >>> crossing the bridge in oakland, where your community will see union healthcare workers hit t

highway 12, between fairfield and rio vista. this is the traffic today. imagine it with thousands of new homes. us highway 12, the main drag between rio vista and fairfield runs directly through the 50,000 plus acres development. it would be wholly inadequate with two lanes and would seriously affect the two lane rio vista bridge. the two lane highway 160 and the two lane antioch bridge that goes into antioch and the east bay. but silicon valley billionaires, tech executives and venture capitalists want it paying $1 billion for the lands alone. yes. yes money talks. money talks. and they have deep, deep , deep pockets. they'll need it to put in the vast infrastructure they're needed for such a project in such a rural area. most especially roads and transit, certain other infrastructure beyond roads, parks and services such as hospitals and better shopping could benefit the area. but at a price? well, a lot of people do work in the bay area. i work in the bay area before i retired and if you see the traffic out there today, they because they're working on

police say randall has strong ties to the how and fairfield area. now brown was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th later, police received information gathered by detectives out in the field, leading them to believe brown may not be alive anymore. fairfield police confirming that after hours working around the clock, they were able to locate the body of erica round. police are not releasing much information at this time. no further information on the manner of death or motive. reporting in the newsroom. tiffany justice, back to you. all right. thank you, tiffany. we don't our clocks anymore. why bother? it's power's going to go out. but frustration is growing in crockett over ongoing power outages. there you residents and business owners. >> they've been losing power since saturday. well, some businesses had to close yesterday because of another outage. the owner of a pet supply store says that outage started at noon lasted about 3 hours. she got her business open and had to turn away some customers because she couldn't take credit ca

>> the summer learning loss for fairfield court and our students was real. kids would come back and it's like they had lost everything they had learned. so, when our superintendent presented it to all, that was something that i was like, wow, that would really benefit our students. geoff: teachers receive a $10,000 bonus for working the extra month, and an additional $5000 after reaching certain academic goals. during the pilot, dymon hunt's teachers have introduced him and his classmates to more hands-on learning, like field trips. >> we've been testing the science experiments outside, paper airplanes. i like the field trips. the field trips are like super fun. we got to go swimming. yeah, it was pretty cool. geoff: but opponents of changing the traditional school calendar said the district already has underfunded needs, and shouldn't add more days to what they call a broken system. >> i think partly the motivation for extending the calendar was the mentality that the pandemic created issues that were not there. but that is not so. these issues have been ra

plus highway 12 between fairfield and rio vista. this this is the traffic today. imagine it with thousands of new homes. also ahead, conference changes. stanford and cal officially on the move. what it means for the future of the acc and the pac 12. cool breezy, even a little bit of wet weather to go along with it for your bay area ee trust falls? really? ah, come on, jack. it'll be great for morale. if i wanted to raise morale, i'd offer a choice of two sandwiches, plus curly fries, a taco, and a drink for only $6. fantastic. thanks, jack! i trusted you guys. try my $6 jack pack today. for fans of my sourdough jack, this is for you. 100% beef seasoned as it grills, hickory smoked bacon, and melty cheese on my original sourdough bun. and for my imitators... better luck next time. try my sourdough jack today. for group flannery, which now calls itself california forever , is behind it and is the single largest landholder in the county. the group launched a new website with the first renderings of what they plan to build, but they will need approval from voters. ktv

he's a he has strong ties fairfield and vallejo. anyone with any information is urged to contact fairfield police. well, happening today, you got a former member of mayor gavin newsom. staff be due back court to year reign on felony bribery charges. court documents allege that la nina and wreak as the city's director of community challenge grant program. we're seeing tax totally more than 32 $1000. rudolph to wayne jones, the founder and the president of r d j enterprises. well, the da, brooke, jenkins's jones also paid over $150,000 to 4 members of an his family in return and is entered into 23 contracts on behalf of the city that benefited in studies own and controlled by jones totaling more than 1.4 million dollars in this situation, someone was being awarded. >> san francisco city contracts because he was paying off a city employee that is illegal and it can't be tolerated in the city. >> bill and rick is pleaded not guilty to the charges. the district attorney believes the illicit activity went on from 2016 to 2020. all right.

police say around ul has strong ties lee and fairfield area. now brown was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th later, police received information gathered by detective leading them to believe brown may not be alive anymore. fairfield police confirming that after hours working around the clock, they were able to locate the body of erica brown. police are not releasing much information at this time. no further information on the manner of death or motive. reporting live in the newsroom. tiffany justice, back to you, right, tiffany, thank you for that. it's 908, in the south bay, a man accused of making bomb threats to local schools is now behind bars. police from laredo. they say he called in bomb threats that you're going to high school and of the san jose unified school district earlier this month. police say that laredo also swatted his ex-girlfriend's house swatting. is somebody calls a false report in to the police and they respond with the swat team and nothing is really going on. for example, officers say laredo also has a h

she was last seen at her fairfield home on august. 20th. now police respond photo of her former partner mark randall, who you see here. they say he has strong ties to fairfield and filet o anyone with information about his whereabouts or about her. it's kind courage to contact fairfield police time now 6.33, and today, former member then mayor gavin newsom. staff is due back in court to be arraigned on felony bribery charges. >> according to documents, lynn needed henriques, the city's director of community challenge grant program at the time receive checks totaling more than $32,000 from rudolph dwayne jones. the founder and president rdj enterprises, the da, brooke jenkins says the jones also paid more than $150,000 to 4 members of henriques family. in return, henriques entered into 23 contracts on behalf of the city that benefited entities owned and controlled by jones to the tune of about 1.4 million dollars in this situation. >> someone was being awarded san francisco city contracts because he was paying off a city employee that is ill

fairfield police tracked down and arrested. a suspected killer connected to the disappearance of >> erica brown. she was reported missing last month. 36 year-old mother was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th and was reported missing to police 5 days later, investigators considered her disappearance is suspicious and launched a search for 46 year-old boyfriend mark randall, who is now behind bars. fairfield police say detectives followed leads to term and brown was no longer alive. he shook rift, browns, long-time friend braced for the worst when brown didn't return her or her family's calls and texts. >> really hard for to accept what happened to her because she didn't deserve at all. you know, i know people. don't speak too much domestic violence, but i wish that. she. no, she could talk to me about it. and, you know, we could the whatever she wanted to do was stay to end of my >> erica brown is survived by her daughter. police have not yet released a motive or cause of death. governor newsom has announced a 16

man suspected of killing a fairfield woman has been tracked down. >> and arrested by police. the victim is erica brown. she was reported missing last month. investigators launched a search for her boyfriend mark randall. he's now behind bars. kron four's philippe djegal talk to one of the victims. best friends. >> misha, chris braced for the worst late last month when her childhood friend erika brown did not return her or her own family's calls and texts. the 36 year-old mother was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th and was reported missing to police. 5 days later. it's really hard. >> for to accept what happened to her because she didn't deserve at all. you know, i know people. don't speak too much upon domestic violence, but i wish that. she. no, she could talk to me about it. and, you know, we could the whatever she wanted to do was stay to end. mike, to his fairfield, police say detectives followed leads determining brown was no longer alive. >> arrest warrant was issued for her. 46 year-old live in boyfriend mark randall, who was arrested in the sacrament

fairfield police were involved in a shooting today. police sayn walking to be a gun in his hand near grand middle school in fairfield around 115 this afternoon. officers say they responded and the man was shot. the man is expected to recover from his injuries. no one else was hurt. we're waiting to get updated information on exactly what happened there in fairfield. several suspects who are no strangers to police were arrested for a series of armed robberies near the uc berkeley campus. four suspects were arrested early this morning, accused of a string of crimes. most of them hold ups, which happened between 11 last night and midnight in the south side neighborhood. it's near the campus and heavily populated with students, many of whom say they are unnerved by these crimes. it is frightening, especially as like a woman. and like that i do walk kind of like alone. i think berkeley is like pretty safe, at least like during the day or at night though it you know, it gets a little sketchy sometime. three of the suspects are adults. one te

fairfield 86 right now. napa, 77. low 80s, concord, livermore. it's a lovely view from our santa cruz camera right now as we check out those temperatures. san francisco 67. oakland, you're at 71 degrees. not far behind mountain view, san jose, 79 and 63 in half moon bay. all right. the storm track for the time being is over the pacific northwest. that is going to change as we hit the weekend. i'll show you what's going to happen with a trough coming in from our sutro tower camera. just bright blue skies over downtown san francisco, increasing clouds, windy and cooler tomorrow, much cooler saturday with scattered showers and it's going to be sunny and much warmer next week. tomorrow morning, those temperatures will be in the 50s. we'll have some patchy fog just like this morning and some higher clouds as well. it'll be breezy along the coastline. the winds pick up along the coast tomorrow afternoon. inland areas will be breezy as well and the clouds, you will notice, just increasing throughout the day, mid 60s to the low 80s. as we look at the hou

he has strong ties to fairfield and vallejo. anyone with information is being urged to contact fairfield police. >> vandalism that took place at a jewish fraternity at uc berkeley over the weekend is no longer being investigated as a hate crime. berkeley police department says it turns out several fraternities had shellfish dumped in their yards over the weekend and the alpha epsilon pi house was not targeted because it was jewish and the south. the incident may have been discriminate discriminatory be hit because shellfish is a non kosher food. and new statement issued by the fraternity. it says this incident whether targeted or not has contributed to an atmosphere where jewish students are concerned for their safety. they do say, however, that some of the students responsible for the vandalism have come forward and apologized. police say no charges will be filed. for your house tonight. san francisco is seeing an increase in m-pox cases among city residents. the health department has reported 7 positive cases in the past 5 wee

fairfield, concord, 76 in livermore by the way, while most areas were between 60s to 80s fairfield hitees today. so most areas in the bay area were about seasonal, but fairfield above average golden gate bridge camera showing you a gentle breeze and bright skies increase in clouds, windy and cooler. tomorrow much cooler for your saturday. we're going to bring in some scattered showers and sunny and much warmer weather is coming your way next week. tomorrow morning, only a few patches of fog. temperatures in the 50s, a few high clouds as well. it'll be breezy to gusty along the coastline. and then you will notice those temperatures coming down. not quite as warm as today. mid 60s to low 80s. still pleasant for your friday, but the cloud cover will be pretty much increasing throughout the day. can't rule out a couple of sprinkles later on at night, but the winds will be picking up tomorrow, getting gustier by the afternoon hours. those onshore winds will continue in the evening and that's going to bring us the cooler air level one storm system. on our exclusive abc seven news storm impac

be is asked to contact fairfield police. u.s. judge has just sentence proud boy member dominic pezzola to 10 years in prison for his role. the january 6th attack on the capitol. it coming just a day after 2 former leaders of the proud boys were sentenced to more than a decade. each in prison. the 17 year prison term for organizer joseph biggs and the 15 year sentence for leader zachary wilbur. the second and 3rd longest sentences that have been handed out yet. a new privacy policy at the web site, formerly known as twitter will let the site collect biometrics data from its users. the platform now notice acts did not say what type of biometrics of plans to use. that's a broad category that can include fingerprints and facial recognition. elon musk says acts will add video and voice calls to the platform but did not say when or whether the privacy changes were connected to those upcoming features. the data policy, which is now updated, also allows acts to collect job and education history and train its ai and machine learning

fairfield that councilmember patrice william, says that she wants a lot more transparency in this project. >> she says this is just the beginning of the conversation with a lot more questions than answers right now. >> i feel like i'm just like, you our residents like i woke up this morning, brother >> so every day is just unraveling and there's more to recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> whether time now as we get a live look here, golden gate bridge and what a turn today to much cooler than what we've been experiencing. but a nice change to get some clear, fresh air to breathe. the smoke has moved out, but a low clouds, lawrence, it feels like a we're living in a whole new world and that amazing what 24 hours can do. really feeling like autumn outside today as we begin the new month. and we are looking at what appears to be a rather cool start to the weekend compared to normal least. but we still got a chance of some sprinkles, some drizzle, maybe even a couple light showers around the bay area. here's looking san jose right now. you've got some partly cloudy skies overhead. some of the cum

fairfield police say detectives followed leads, determine that brown is no longer alive. browns long-time friend tells us she braced for the worst when brown didn't return her or her own family's calls and texts. >> really are for to accept what happened to her because she didn't deserve at all. you know, i know people. don't speak too much domestic violence, but i wish that. she. no, she could talk to me about it. and, you know, we could the whatever she wanted to do was stay to end of my >> erica brown is survived by her daughter. police have not released a motive or a cause of death. weather experts say we might be heading into an el nino year, which could mean another wet winter like we had last year. the east bay regional water district is reviewing the latest weather projections. they say that although heavy rain helped to bounce back from years of drought, they're still encouraging people to make sure they have backup systems in place. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with more on the projections. more a potential. mean, looking pretty good and we're up toward t

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plus, a man shot by police in fairfield. the witnesses say he was unarmed and that. >> a language barrier actually kept him from following officers commands. so we'll tell you more about that. and we have just days left until a possible government shutdown. it could have an impact on air travel in the bay area. good morning. i'm darya and i'm james fletcher. before we get to those stories, though, we do want to get a check of the weather as we take a quick live look outside looking down over san francisco. a little yet dark but clear, yes, nice moon. yeah. gayle ong in for john trimble. good morning, gayle. >> good morning, darya and james. good morning, everyone. will we have another nice day in store for the bay area similar to yesterday. so very comfortable temperatures. a lot of sunshine want to get right to your wake-up planner. so in the 08:00am hour, we have some partly cloudy skies. you can expect here 50's by the coast and bay and inland by noontime, plenty of sunshine and seeing a 66 by the coast. little warmer the

he has strong ties to fairfield and vallejo. anyone with information on him or her or asked to contact fairfield police. it's a 34. and today a former member of then mayor newsom staff is due back in court to be arraigned on felony bribery charges. >> court documents allege that lynn need to and wreak as the city's director of community challenge grant program got checks totaling about $32,000 from rudolph dwayne jones, the founder and president of r d j enterprises. the da says that jones also paid or over $550,000 to 4 members of the henriques family. and in return, henriques entered into 23 contract on behalf of the city that benefited entities owned and controlled by jones to the tune of more than 1.4 million dollars. in this situation, someone was being awarded san francisco city contracts because he was paying off a city employee that is illegal and it can't be tolerated in the city. henriquez pleaded not guilty to the charges. the da believes that the activity happen from 2016 to 2020. >> a 35 and pickleball is stirring u

now, police say randall has strong ties to the vallejo and fairfield area. brown was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th later, police received information gathered by detectives leading them to believe brown may not be alive anymore. fairfield police confirming that after hours working around the clock, they were able to locate the body of erica brown. police are not releasing much information at this time. no further information on the manner of death or motive. reporting live in the newsroom. tiffany justice, back to you. all right, tiffany, think that 10 right now in the south bay, a man accused of making bomb threats to local schools is behind bars. now, police say from laredo. >> called in bomb threats that you're going to high school and also into the san jose unified school district earlier this month. police say that laredo also swatted his ex-girlfriend's house. swatting is when you call it a false report to get the police to respond to that home. officers say the laredo has a history of threatening his ex-girlfriend and her husband

police say randall has strong ties boy how in fairfield area. now brown was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th later, police received information gathered by detectives out in the field, leading them to believe brown may not be alide anymore. fairfield police confirming that after hours working around the clock, they were able to locate the body of erica brown. police are not releasing much information at this time. no further information on the manner of death. motive reporting live in the newsroom. tiffany justice, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you for that update. 707, right now in the south bay, a man accused of making bomb threats to local schools is behind bars. police for in laredo called in bomb threats at your bill when a high school and the san jose unified school district earlier this month. the police say laredo also swatted his ex-girlfriend's house wanting is when you call it a false report to get the police to respond, a situation that is not happening. >> officers say the laredo has a history of threateni

an arrest warrant is issued in the case of a missing fairfield woman now believed to be dead.olice are searching for 45-year-old mark randle, who was living with erica brown when she went missing. randle has strong ties to both airfield and vallejo. a memorial sits in the front yard of their home where 36-year-old erica brown was last seen on august 20th. police believe brown is dead. one of erica's closest friends says she's heartbroken and the family is trying to stay strong, but the latest developments are devastating. >> it breaks my heart. it's really heartbreaking that her daughter and the rest of the family and the rest of the friends, myself, we will never get to see her smile. >> fairfield police say if you see randle, do not approach him. instead, call 911. >>> happening today, the man accused of a deadly crime spree in the south bay will face a judge again this morning. kevin parkourana is set to have a plea hearing after being charged with murder and attempted murder. parkourana is accused of multiple stabbings and hit-and-run attacks back in june. three people die

a few 80s pop up at concord and fairfield.ratures the same seeing better clearing and warmer temperatures going into our holiday monday. 80s in santa rosa. 83. cool from san francisco, 69, plans to head to the coast. a tad cooler and 80s in concord, fairfield 86 and 78 in san jose and those low 80s continue through the santa clara valley. what could expect going into the first full week of september? keep it cool and cloudy through early parts of the week. see passing showers or two. then start to build some of that heat, very light heat at that, going on into the middle parts of the week into next weekend. so wrapping it up for you here in our inland seven-day forecast. we'll see unsettled weather, cooler temperatures today and tomorrow. then we'll slowly warm up to those upper 80s going on into wednesday. san francisco will go, see 70s and 60s as we go on into our mild day there on monday. >> cinthia, thanks. >>> it's 7:4. >>> welcome back. at four this afternoon nbc kicks off the college season with west virginia taking on

even fairfield only getting to 71 degrees today. a look ahead shows temperatures tomorrow and sunday that are going to stay in the 70's at the warmest will be until monday. that we see in the low 80's on the map. still pretty cool. and nice and sunny for labor day next week. we gradually warm things back up. so we're not done with the heat. just taking a break from it. daria. >> thank you, john. 10, 50 right now and the vandalism that happened at uc berkeley, jewish fraternity houses no longer being investigated as a hate crime. police say that students dumped shellfish outside the fraternity house last weekend and it was thought that it may have been discriminatory since shellfish is a non kosher food. but now the police say that the jewish fraternity house was not the only one targeted by this. in a statement, the fraternity says this incident, whether or not they were or it, you know, it meant for this to be this way. it has contributed to an atmosphere where the jewish students feel concerned for their safety. they do say, howev

only 80s on the board now is 81 in fairfield. 80 in morgan hill.hinted at some changes in the long range forecast. the climate prediction meaning we can start to see some above average development in that moisture. now this model still is a few days away. we need to keep an eye on how this trough develops, bringing in more of that cloud cover and that moisture. it's still a few days out, but we'll continue to keep an eye on this as it could be some of the early showers into what will be the final days of summer early fall. as we take it to the inland forecast, temperatures don't stray away too much from the 70s and 80s. we'll keep it cool at the coast with 60s in san francisco all week long. >> it looks nice. thank u. >>>yo >>> welcome become. we have been getting a look at data revealing the best cities for hispanic business owners and exemployee ploer how other cities can support. here's marcus washington. >> hispanic heritage month kicked off on friday and we're celebrating all month long. 1 in 4 new businesses are oed. now the website is out wi

that is well, actually, it's twice the size of my city, fairfield, which is 41mi■!s.o he it's twe as big. and so there is land that has some water rights on it. but is it enough for a city? absolutely not. um i sit on the water agency as mayor. we've turned down millions of dollars from from flannery to buy some of our land because they wanted it close to the base. it doesn't make sense to me. still >> now, to add to that, did you get a better understanding of how this city will be powered? >> well, that is a bit of an issue. they said that what they are going to do is do mostly solar farms because that's a problem or it could be a problem with an air base because a reflection. but there are new solar panels that you can use on bases and some do so that's what they're talking about. we know that p-g-and-e's does not have the power grid to hold up a new city. they can't even open some of our new car dealerships ships. so those are on generators or were because p-g-and-e's can't can't do it. so it's not coming from there. >> that's interesting. well, last time we spoke,

and, you know, we could whatever she wanted to do was stay to end of mike to his fairfield.e say detectives followed leads determining brown was no longer alive. >> arrest warrant was issued for her. 46 year-old live in boyfriend mark randle, who was arrested in the sacramento area thursday night that they the police department for catching him. you know, it's this is a time where you lean more on face because, you know, you want to do say what you want to do. but you know the back of your mind, it's not going to bring her so you just try to take remember the good times and things you have water. >> and you just hope that, yes, this will be served properly for from elementary through high school graduation. >> chris and brown grew up together going through life. you have your and downs, but we always remain de france. i miss her smile already. i miss her laugh doing hair because she had beautiful hair in that we are ready with think it would be. we've been we're live. that 30 year. >> we were best friends that we were like. sisters like there was we would do without each eri

close to dinnertime, 20 mile-per-hour winds near fairfield. temperatures today, depends where you live. all our micro climates are doing something different. we are seeing sunshine, below average along our coastline. with that in mind let me show you what temperatures will look like this afternoon. we have talked about this cold front and i haven't even talked about what's going on this afternoon. from the north bay near santa rosa, petaluma, novato. we are in the 80s. it's a warm day. it's beautiful if you ask me. along the peninsula, golden gate bridge, into san francisco, 70 degrees. we are hitting our daytime high right now as we speak. we head more south along 101 into areas like san jose and los gatos, 80s are expected and we crank up the heat more in inland areas. fairfield and brentwood, you are in the 90s. it's a nice warm day if you ask me. we do have the cold front moving in and temperatures will dip down a little bit more. i am talking a lot about this cold front but it doesn't need to be too scary. it's a dry one. temperatures are

i was in fairfield and one friday night i came to the good friday services. i don't remember what word she preached eight years ago. she left paint on the sanctuary. today we are honored to have the senior pastor of allen temple baptist church, the first elected pastor, woman pastor, senior pastor. great to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> you are all over the world. >> i am here. >> tell us about your calling. it is phenomenal. >> calling to the church or ministry? >> ministry. >> i am the daughter of a pastor. my father who recently passed in december, he preached in berkeley for 40 years i have grown up a church girl all my life and went through the things that young adults go through where you question faith and theology and how it lines up with things that are happening in your life and the world. i began seeking a deeper relationship with god and i started teaching at a high school in west oakland. we need to be in protest about that. and i encountered some kids who i realized my desire, which was to go into law and politics was not enough. they

plus, a man shot by police in fairfield.es say he was unarmed and that. >> a language barrier actually kept him from following officers commands. so we'll tell you more about that. and we have just days left until a possible government shutdown. it could have an impact on air travel in the bay area. good morning. i'm darya and i'm james fletcher. before we get to those stories, though, we do want to get a check of the weather as we take a quick live look outside looking down over san francisco. a little yet dark but clear, yes, nice moon. yeah. gayle ong in for john trimble. good morning, gayle. >> good morning, darya and james. good morning, everyone. will we have another nice day in store for the bay area similar to yesterday. so very comfortable temperatures. a lot of sunshine want to get right to your wake-up planner. so in the 08:00am hour, we have some partly cloudy skies. you can

and a fairfield woman suspected killer has been tracked down and is now behind bars. what her family has to say about the arrest. >> news station. 2. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waldman. we start with the killing that has shocked the san jose state community. police say that a person was found stabbed to death near campus this morning, we're told no one affiliated with the school was involved. it happened in the area of south 4th and san carlos streets. kron 4 s charles clifford joins us now live from san jose near the scene with the very latest. thanks for joining us. charles. >> hi. well, right now i'm along if you take a look behind me here that of as a police department's crime scene unit and they still have tape all around the corner of this building. that's still very much an active investigation as they try to figure out what happened here early this morning. >> according to the san jose police department early friday morning, an adult male was stabbed and killed inside this parking garage near the corner of 4th st

the onshore breeze through fairfield right now is 16mph. concord reporting very calm conditions as well as the north bay santa rosa novato. we do have the fog out there, but we're not seeing a whole lot in the way of patchy dense fog compared to yesterday morning in our north bay valley locations and in our north bay. we are a little warmer areas like napa, notably warmer for you. nine degrees down by six degrees for the inner east bay of livermore. most of us are very similar to where we started yesterday. within a few degrees or so, upper 50s outside your door, san francisco, low 50s in brentwood. so beginning to see a shift right during the summer months, our inland east bay starting out in the mid 60s, even upper 60s at times. now you are cooler than the city of san francisco. here's a look at the afternoon for san jose. it's going to be a beautiful one out there for your lunchtime 74 upper 70s seconds into the afternoon. and as frank pointed out, the niners have already played for today. so maybe you'd rather be outdoors if you do here

antioch livermore and even fairfield.ws generally in the mid 50s to low 60 soquel's cooler in the north bay with santa rosa 56. but around the bay near 60 degrees for almost every body. here's a look at the week ahead. so in san jose, our average highs 82. notice this weekend, we are well below that. even into labor day. but then towards the middle of the workweek, we're closer to average. and then we also get more sunshine and you'll see that here with the accuweather seven day forecast. so the isolated chance of showers today still lingering into tomorrow. notice how temperatures are a little bit below average, but it does get a little bit brighter and milder for labor day. if you want to do something outside, you can probably put the umbrellas away by then and then closer to average, more sunshine tuesday and into the rest of the workweek. >> oh, well, i'm supposed to go to a potluck tomorrow, so hopefully there won't be too much rain. you just gathered. >> i didn't use an umbrella. i know you did. for a little bit. i

they say he has strong ties to fairfield and vallejo. anyone who has information about him or her whereabouts are asked to call fairfield police tonight. 35 and today, former member of then mayor newsom staff is due back in court to be arraigned on felony bribery charges. >> court documents allege that need henry kez, the city's director of community challenge grant program at the time got checks totaling about $32,000 from rudolph dwayne jones, the founder and president of r d j enterprises. the da says that jones also paid more than $150,000 to 4 members of the enrique as family and in return, henriques entered into 23 contracts on behalf of the city that benefited entities owned and controlled by jones to the tune of more than 1.4 million dollars. in this situation, someone was being awarded san francisco city contracts because he was paying off a city employee that is illegal and it can't be tolerated in the city. henriques has pleaded not guilty. the district attorney believes the illicit activity went on from 2016 to 2020. >> 9.36.

you're urged to contact fairfield police. it's 7.33. and today a former member of then mayor gavin newsom. staff is due back in court to be arraigned on a felony bribery charge. >> court documents allegedly needed her niques the city's director of community challenge grant program at the time cut checks totaling more than $32,000 from rudolph dwayne jones, the founder and president rdj enterprises. the da says that jones also paid about $150,000 to 4 members of the and wreak as family and in return, henriques entered into 23 contracts on behalf of the city that benefited entities owned and controlled by jones totaling more than 1.4 million dollars. in this situation, someone was being awarded san francisco city contracts because he was paying off a city employee that is illegal and it can't be tolerated in the city. enrique, as but pleaded not guilty to the charges. the da believes that the illicit activity went on from 2016 to 2020. well, pickleball is stirring up some controversy. a controversy in san francisco's presidio heights neig

police say has strong ties of lee and fairfield area. now brown was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th later, police received information gathered by detectives leading them to believe brown may not be alive anymore. fairfield police confirming that after hours of working around the clock, they were able to locate the body. there could brown police are not releasing much information at this time. no further information on the manner of death or motive. reporting reporting lived. just suspect. all right. thanks for those details. tiffany. we've also got more on the oakland police who are investigating an attempted homicide. this after they found a person on fire yesterday morning in the area of 35th and international boulevard. >> there was a vehicle fully engulfed in flames and a person was inside the victim is currently in critical condition. in the south bay. a man accused of making bomb threats to local schools is now behind bars. police say from laredo called in bomb threats at your bill when a high school and to the

thus, fairfield has dropped a good ten degrees.you will see the patchy to dense fog form again tonight and the air quality boy with the winds aloft, it really ushers in some cooler air mass with the cleaner air as well, blows all the pollutants out of the area. our air quality this evening is good. all right. here is our future cast. you could see the clouds gather by 10:00 tonight along the coast. and push inland to that san mateo coastline. and you start to see the clouds right around the hayward area. fremont union city backing into the tri valley by tomorrow morning, we have official sun up at 644. going to be a little bit overcast in throughout some of our inland areas, especially around the sonoma area and then half moon bay by tomorrow night. no sunshine at all for that sunset storm tracker does illustrate that it looks pretty quiet out there. a elongated trough is gradually lifting to the north, allowing this area of high pressure to retrograde. and as it does so, we see a modest warming tonight. overnight temperature, boy,

the city of fairfield is planned.eless veterans, sir, help them through a voucher program that would go to the homeless vets, the fairfield housing authority plans to apply for 20 vouchers for vets throughout the department and the housing and urban development. that's how they would handed out in the weekly report to the council city manager david gas way says that fairfield has about 2 times the percentage of veterans in their adult population has the rest of the state. a letter of interest from the city is set to be given to the department by this friday >> well, social media giant x is now suing the state of california over a law passed last year. state lawmakers say it aims to make social media platforms more transparent. the law requires social media companies to disclose detailed policies outlining what content users are allowed to post and how it responds to violations of those rules. ex claims the law violates first amendment free speech protections and would pressure companies to edit and moderate user posts

in the east bay we warm into the upper 80s and pockets like fairfield .his afternoon we will see 90s in the forecast in areas like brentwood. for all our neighborhoods and all the communities along the peninsula , we are sitting in the upper 60s anywhere from san francisco, cooling down south into daly city. the more north we go, the warmer it gets. ukiah at 89 this afternoon. the winds started mild but this afternoon it will whip to 25 mile-per-hour winds near san francisco. wind gusts . we will see the same trend to our inland areas. we have been seeing small day to day changes in the forecast. heading into the weekend , this h, stands for high pressure and it will move towards us and high temperatures will warm-up a hair more. for events like opera in the park at the golden gate park, it will be beautiful. we are talking about upper 60s all afternoon on sunday. if that is your sunday plans and you need saturday plans, go to downtown over on castro street in mountain view , the art and one festival is happening. we expect upper 70s and lower add is -- a

santa rosa, 87, and fairfield, mid 80s, tri-valley. all right.ake a look at our storm tracker here, we have a few clouds that are drifting to the north of us from that elongated trough that's heading to the north that is moving in. that's what's going to provide us with a little bit of a up. so here we go at the coast tomorrow, early burn off some sunshine, mild temperatures, bayside, some low clouds, then sunny and nice. check out the temperatures and inland, we're going up to about 90 degrees in the warmest location. but the weekend, which heather's already looking forward to, we've got that forecast and it's coming up in a couple of minutes. all right. thanks, roberta. a regulating artificial intelligence will tell you about the tough questions on capitol hill today about how the technology might affect the country's energy infrastructure and national security with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes

fairfield still at 62 degrees. and this time we're looking from the east bay hills. gray it is out there? we have this area of low pressure bringing us these mostly cloudy conditions. we could see some morning drizzle. also again in the evening and then there's a chance of isolated showers today and tomorrow. but it is a slight chance, only 10 to 20% cooler than average temperatures expected through labor day. but we will get a bit more sunshine on monday. so here's this area of low pressure. this counterclockwise rotation, bringing us this cooler weather . and it is going to bring chances of rain showers and even some thunderstorms forms to the sierra. now for us, we could see a pop up, isolated shower here and there. you can see the areas of light green there in parts of the north bay. and then it's kind of hit and miss. in fact, if we do get any rain at all, it will be a few hundredths of an inch at best tomorrow afternoon, we could get a little bit more sunshine, too, in parts of the bay area. but for today, lots of cloud cover temperatures generally in the 70s f

and, you know, we could the whatever she wanted to do was stay to end mike to his fairfield.g brown was no longer alive. >> arrest warrant was issued for her. 46 year-old live in boyfriend mark randall, who was arrested in the sacramento area thursday night. i think the police department for catching him. you know, it's this is a time where you lean more on face because, you know, you want to do say what you want to do. but you know the back of your mind, it's not going to bring her so you just try to take remember the good times and things you have water. >> and you just hope that, yes, this will be served properly for from elementary through high school graduation. >> chris and brown grew up together going through life. you have your and downs, but we always remain good friends. i miss her smile already. i miss her laugh doing hair because she had beautiful hair. you know, we're riding with think it would be. we even were live. that 30 year. >> we were best friends that we were like. sisters like there was we would do without each erica brown is survived by her daughter. >>

fairfield mayor catherine moy recently met with the firm's ceo. she spoke with abc7 news i-team reporter stephanie sierra about those discussions. >> you've raised numerous concerns before about all this, including access to water, lack of infrastructure. did you get a sense of how they plan to tackle that? well all i know that they have some water rights, but is it enough for a city? >> absolutely not. um, i sit on the water agency as mayor. we've turned down millions of dollars from from flannery to buy some of our land because they wanted it close to the base. it doesn't make sense to me. still >> now, to add to that, did you get a better understanding of how this city will be powered? >> well, that is a bit of an issue. they said that what they are going to do do is do mostly solar farm because that's a problem or it could be a problem with an air base because a reflection. but there are new solar panels that you can use on bases and some do. so that's what they're talking about. we know that p-g-and-e's does not have the power grid to hold up

. >>> new developments in the disappearance of the mother in fairfield. tonight investigators believe 36-year-old erica brown has died. police issued an arrest warrant for her live-in boyfriend mark randall. erica brown has not been seen or heard from since august 20th. neighbors last saw her getting out of her car walking into her house. police say randall was last seen driving a black mercedes sedan. if unanything about his whereabouts you are urged to call fairfield police. >>> family and friends of a man shot and killed by vallejo police say if the city does not take action to make sure they are safe they will. today friends of shaun montarosa denouncing the reinstatement of the detective. he was unarmed and appeared to be surrendering when tonn shot and killed him from the back seat of a patrol vehicle. he was initially fired but it was overturned when an independent investigation ruled the shooting justified. the family believes evidence has been destroyed in the case and filed a civil lawsuit against tonn and the city and want him criminally charge

city leaders have some strong opinions. >> is not serious and plan. >> fairfield mayor catherine moyhold back about her thoughts of the newly launched website presenting the regroups vision of their proposed utopian city and solano county. >> i think this is still pie in the sky and they have a lot of hurdles to pass over entitled california forever. their recently launched website mentions how this will be a new community for good paying jobs. solar farms open space, affordable housing, safe walkable neighborhoods. >> and good schools were not stopping as far as tracking them down. seen what's going on. >> trying to get the truth out of them. the mayor tells me that she has tracked the group for 5 years as it bought up family farms this week. it was revealed several high-profile silicon valley leaders are involved as investors, including the founder of linkedin. >> steve jobs, widow, laurene powell, jobs and several others. the mayor also says said she is worried the project is very close to travis air force base. >> they also spoke with congressman garamendi with whom i sat down to

santa rosa, novato, napa, fairfield, concord and livermore right at 69 degrees.average temperatures all because of this area of low pressure. this cut off low because it's cut off from the jet stream is going to be wobbling towards the south over the next 24 hours. and so we'll see the similar conditions continue over the next couple of days. so tonight we'll see the widespread low clouds move in once again and then tomorrow afternoon, as that low starts to slide farther south, we'll get a little bit more sunshine. and that's going to allow things to warm up overnight lows. you'll wake up to temperatures between 54 to 60 degrees, 56 in san francisco, san jose, 59 degrees, 60 in oakland. now tomorrow afternoon with the sunshine, we'll still get some breezy conditions, but not quite as windy temperatures will come up a few degrees. san francisco low, 69, half moon bay breezy at 66, but with the sunshine, some areas coming up to closer to 80 degrees like fairfield, antioch at 79. san jose 78. it's going to be perfectly sunny in santa rosa at 76. here's a look at the