he was remembered today at an annual vigil at the fruitvale bart station, where he died on new year's day 2009. grant was just 22 years old and left behind a young daughter who is now in college in 2010. the officer who shot grant was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and served 11 months in prison. the oscar grant foundation was formed that same year and has been providing college scholarships to young oaklanders since its carrying out oscar's legacy. oscar loved people, and yet he wasn't able to live out his life the way that he wanted to because he was tragically cut. but because of that, we want to continue to carry on his legacy byelping those who need help. the foundation also helps bridge the gap between young black men and law enforcement. his mom says the foundation is an ongoing vigil to oscar that works around the clock to fight systemic racism so that people of color can live safely and thrive. the new year will bring new sweeps to the unhoused in the south bay. nbc bay area's marianne favro is in sanan jose, with details of one of those sweeps planned to start this

por otra parte, la clínica de la raza en fruitvale seguirá prestando sus servicios sin necesidad de quea clínica es un espacio seguro. protegen la privacidad de las personas y seguirán prestando sus servicios de atención para afirmación de género. en cuanto a la autorización de la administración trump para hacer operativos migratorios en espacios seguros como escuelas, el distrito escolar aseguró que están entrenando a su personal para atender dudas de padres y para que estén informados sus niños en la escuela, porque queremos que ellos están preparando para su futuro. por favor, vengan a la escuela, que no tengan miedo los padres de enviar miedo estamos listos para recibirles. otros presentes fueron senadores estatales, supervisores, el alcalde interino de oakland, entre otros. bien, recuerde que la mayoría de los condados de nuestra área ya tienen activada su red de respuesta rápida. usted puede hacer uso de estas andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. muchas gracias andrés por la información importante. este mensaje precisamente para que se tenga en cuenta lo que dicen las autoridade

all four crimes happened just a few minutes apart in the area of macarthur boulevard and fruitvale avenue. the first was a break in at a safeway supermarket on redwood road at about 3 a.m, then another safeway on fruitvale just minutes later. employees there say the thieves broke in through the front door and stole liquor. next was a break in at a 7-eleven store. the clerk says the suspect stole two cash registers from inside the store. then a massage business on park boulevard just before 5 a.m. was also hit. it's unclear what was taken from that business, but the owner surveillance system recorded video of that break in. happening now. people are getting in on some big discounts at a soon to be closed safeway in san francisco's fillmore neighborhood. the store is holding a 50% off sale, and people lined up outside this morning to get in on those deals. only a few people were allowed inside at a time. one of the shoppers we spoke to said they are grateful for the chance to save some money. >> i want to say something that would have been $600. i probably spent only like $280, $300. so thi

así que decidieron moverse a la placita fruitvale, cerca de la estación del bart donde estábamos, puesamente guatemalteca. por qué no decir chimba? así se llama mi pueblo y así bautizó su negocio para darle pertenencia a otros de sus compatriotas. esta semana mi pueblo está en el último rincón. tal vez, y la única vez que salió en la noticia fue cuando hubo crimen. ahí yo dije tengo que mencionar el nombre de mi pueblo y lo puse aquí, entre el calzado típico y más variedad para este comerciante latino, comenzar en una nueva ubicación es un acto de resistencia a no renunciar a sus sueños. nosotros, los emprendedores trabajamos por fe. no sabemos si la gente nos va a encontrar aquí, no sabemos si no nos van a robar o nada. nosotros tenemos que ser positivos y por fe vamos a estar mejor aquí desde oakland. fátima navarrete noticiero telemundo 48. bien, gracias fátima, que bella historia pasamos ahora con julio vaqueiro, nos tiene un adelanto de lo que nos está preparando en noticias telemundo. qué tal? qué gusto saludarles, pues hoy en noticias telemundo vamos a ver cómo van los avances e

he was remembered at an annual vigil at the fruitvale bart station where he died. grant was just 22 years old. he left behind a young daughter who is now in college. in 2010, the officer who shot grant was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and served 11 months. thehe oscar grant foundation was formed that same year and has been providing college scholarships to young oaklanders since its carrying out oscar's legacy. oscar loved people, and yet he wasn't able to live out his life the way that he wanted to because he was tragically cut. but bececause of that, we want to continue to carry on his legacy by helping those who need help. the foundation also helps bridge the gap between young black men and law enforcement. his mother says the foundation is an ongoing vigil to oscar that works around the clock to fight systemic racism so that people of color can live safe a thrive. it's amazing that it's been 16 years. having covered it when it happened and then still, you know, the whole process. so it's a nice tribute that the family continues. it is. well, it is.

ousd parent corina flores love their school, international community school in the fruitvale neighborhood. >> she loves ics because of her teacher miss sarah. >> reporter: that's why it was a big relief when the school board voted last month to not shut down ics. >> i wanted her to stay in a bilingual close. that's the main reason i close ics. >> reporter: district officials say merging ten schools that share the same campuses would have saved them some money. instead they're looking at laying off administrators and educators. the district is facing a $95 million budget deficit for the next school year. >> we have to get our priorities in order. we probably try to spend on too many priorities. we also negotiated $100 million in raises and all these things together force us to adjust the budget going forward. >> reporter: director mike hutchinson is also chair of the budget and finance committee. he said the board needs to vote in february to adopt the layoffs so they can send out notices by the march deadline. >> if the board does not vote on this budget adjustment package next month, it

he said that the state law has already been upheld in court in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood today, east bay leaders and immigration activists came together to declare what they will fight against, what they call dangerous and unlawful raids. >> whatever trump says or threatens, we are a sanctuary city. we are a sanctuary state. >> immigration attorneys tell ktvu they've had conversations about these changes since the november election. they want to remind people you do not have to show citizens citizenship papers when asked, and you do not need to open doors to federal agents if they do not have a warrant. earlier today on the four, we spoke with immigration law professor bill hing, who said he is seeing a lot of anxiety in the community. >> as soon as you start seeing some ice actions in various parts of the country, you're going to see more and more parents not sending their children to school. you're going to see more and more parents hesitant to go to work. you're. i think that some folks are contemplating leaving the united states, and maybe that's a victory from the trump ca

throughout the bay area, hoping to fight what they say will be dangerous and unlawful raids from fruitvale village in oakland. local leaders and immigration activists spread a message. >> as the grandson of immigrants, and is the only latino to represent the bay area in california state senate. i'm here on behalf of my colleagues in the state legislature to stand proudly with the unity council and our community partners to say very clearly that whatever trump says or threatens, we are a sanctuary city. we are a sanctuary state. >> a day after the trump administration announced changes to where federal agents can investigate undocumented immigrants. the idea that law enforcement can raid hospitals, churches and schools is leaving some longtime u.s. residents without citizenship uneasy. >> i feel very unsafe. i feel fear because we need to go to church. our children need to go to school. >> immigration attorneys say they've had conversations about these changes since the november election. they're handling situations case by case and day by day. >> we want people to remain calm during this t

early this morning two safeway stores were hit, one on redwood road, the other on fruitvale avenue, also a 7-eleven on macarthur targeted, the break-ins within a couple hours of each other after a burglary spree the day before. da lin shows us the suspects targeted businesses, both large and small. >> reporter: thieves use a stolen honda accord to ram a west oakland business, one of at least three businesses that were targeted early sunday morning. the owner provided the surveillance footage showing just before 4:00 someone backed the car into the smoke shop three times to break down the metal security fence. the alarm sounded the whole time, but the burglars had no fear. surveillance footage shows the thieves were in there for five minutes bagging of nike shoes, bongs, and other merchandise. the owner of it iz what it iz smoke shop did not want to be on camera, but he tells me the burglars took thousands of dollars worth of products and caused at least $30,000 in damage. seven blocks away rudy almanza was replacing a glass door at extra mile chevron gas station. police say around 2:45 a

meanwhile, oakland police are investigating a homicide in the fruitvale district. this happened about 9:00 last night in the area of bancroft and 42nd avenue, not far from fremont high school. shotspotter alerted officers to gunfire, and when they arrived, they found one person who had been shot. the victim was taken to the hospital and later died. oakland pd homicide division is taking over the investigation. police have not yet publicly named a victim or a suspect. and turning now to a developing situation in southern california, first responders are rushing to get the upper hand on several wildfires and preparing for rain and the threat of mudslides at the same time. ktvu is tom vacar takes a look at the long term fire outlook. >> in less than 24 hours, the hughes fire consumed over 10,000 acres. this fire is getting the headlines. the palisades and eaton fires are still burning and dangerous. >> from the palisades to our multiple wildland fires that have occurred in the city and around the city within our region. it's been extremely challenging. >> consider thi

esta madrugada, ladrones embistieron contra el banco chase en la avenida fruitvale y luego, de la mismaa por dentro, completamente destrozada. lo que residentes quieren, pues, es obviamente, que se solucione el problema de la inseguridad, pero piensan que bárbara li, con su experiencia en el congreso, pueda hacer algo al respecto? le preguntamos eso para unificar todos los residentes de la ciudad de oakland y eso es importante para los negocios pequeños que tenemos aquí en oakland, para que la gente venga. creo que la política ahorita está muy, muy corrupta. y para si ella quiere hacer algo, lo tiene que demostrar primero para poder que la gente le tenga confianza. y no cree que lo demostró en oakland? el sindicato de policía nos dijo que aún no tienen una posición al respecto en relación a dicha candidatura, pero el comité promotor del revocatorio contra la exmandataria sheng thao ella sí tiene la capacidad, pero al mismo tiempo, si ella tiene la voluntad para enfrentar y hacer lo que lo necesario para poder salvar a oakland para la contienda en la alcaldía y al menos otros 10 candidat

just minutes later, officers responded to the chase bank in fruitvale for a similar crime.amage, it could be linked to the robbery. unclear if anything was stolen from the bank. >>> including power outages and road closures in alameda. damaging a vehicle while they lost power. caltrans responded to fallen trees on highway 13 in broadway terrace, causing road closures. >>> right now, the air quality in southern california is unhealthy. at an unhealthy level as multiple smoke happens over downtown los angeles. pretty much the same today. >>> a live look right now from high above those fires right now in l.a. county. you can see them burning right there. let's bring in paul right now. any relief from this fire, right? >> yes, temporary relief as they will not back off, but they will back down from the 8 l 0 to 90 miles an hour gusts. and air quality is still going to be a big concern. let's take a look at the satellite perspective when we turn on the weather earlier today. literally taking a picture of the clouds from space or what's mostly cloud cover. the stripe of white tha

the other on fruitvale avenue, about one mile away. and there was another safeway break-in early yesterday at the shopping center near broadway terrace. in that case, police say workers were in the store when it happened, but fortunately no one was hurt. in all, thieves hit at least seven businesses since late saturday, including a smash-and-grab of a car. a video shows the car slamming into the security gate at a smoke shop, and then about a half dozen people run inside to steal whatever they can. this happened around 4:00 this morning on san pablo avenue. meanwhile, a massage business and two convenience stores also were targeted early this morning. the owner of the massage store says the thieves just broke the door lock. they pushed the door and open it. that's very easy. that really is very easy. it's not. it's not. the lock is no special lock. police so far are not talking about whether any or all of those crimes might be connected. those break-ins come as a change in leadership for the city of oakland is actually in the works. we

it was out of control in my neighborhood there in the fruitvale area on the block. next to me on the block, the sun, the fireworks, the gunshots that were going on. it started early with police responding to a shooting on 14th street around 07:15am. one person was found shot and paramedics responded, but they were pronounced dead at the scene. the violence continued with the second homicide on 70th ave around 07:45pm when a person was stabbed to death. lastly, 4 people had to be taken to the hospital because of a shooting on second street shortly after 10:15pm, 3 of them in stable condition. but the 4th person succumb to their injuries youth alive is an open organization that works to create a safer oakland, free of violence. laura greenberg with youth alive says violence at its core is a public health issue. the more we spend time building positive community relationships, connected individuals with resources and also on the larger sort of more macro level, making sure that we have housing security, income security, job security when it comes to city leadership. oa

that includes two safeways, one on redwood below skyline avenue and the other on fruitvale avenue, about a mile away. this all follows a safeway break in early yesterday at the shopping center near broadway terrace. in that case, police say workers were in the store when it happened. thankfully, no one was hurt in all. thieves hit at least seven businesses since late saturday, in one case backing a car into the front door to gain entrance. also in oakland, firefighters and people living in the oakland hills are sounding the alarm over the closure of two fire stations for the next six months. we're talking about station 25 near joaquin miller park and station 28 on grass valley road near lake chabot golf course. the city says the move will save oakland about $5 million, which is a small step toward closing that $130 million budget deficit. we told you about earlier this morning, the oakland firefighters union called for the city to reconsider while sharing a warning to residents. be aware that you'll be waiting a very long time for help, regardless of your emergency. you will not have a f

el tercero fue en la cuadra 3500 de la avenida fruitvale, exactamente a las 3 y 30 de la madrugada. un poquito más. después, 4 y 45 de la madrugada fue el robo de la cuadra 2800 de parker boulevard. en todos los incidentes, los sospechosos se dieron a la fuga. es decir, no hay detenidos. miryam. vamos a cambiar de información. hoy, 6 de enero, día en que nuestra comunidad celebra el día de los reyes magos. y es una celebración que, además de tener un significado religioso, también se ha vuelto en símbolo de unidad para nuestras familias. y como va la tradición? por supuesto, no puede faltar la deliciosa rosca de reyes. salimos a las calles del este de san josé para averiguar cómo celebra nuestra comunidad este día tan especial. ya se respira el dulce aroma de la tradición entre harina, azúcar y la calidez del horno. la panadería méxico bakery en san josé se prepara la emblemática rosca de reyes. meses de anticipación poder prepararnos para asegurarnos de cumplir con la demanda de la gente en forma circular, representando el amor eterno de dios. frutas sec. las joyas de las coronas d

this is taking place outside fruitvale bart in oakland. in attendance, or at least expected to be in attendance. leaders from the city of oakland. the county of alameda. state of california, the federal government along with oakland unified and local nonprofits to let immigrant families know that resources are available to them as they face possible deportation. under the new trump administration. one group says it will have a hotline up next month. unity council is directing people to unity council.org its website. the ceo of the union council, who says president trump's new policies are designed to terrorize the immigrant community, has this message for migrant families. we will protect you. we have resources to serve you. but most of all, we asked that you do your part and continue to live your lives well prepared and not scared. we cannot let fear take over our community. and that's what you see here today. with this coalition we brought together. the u.s. department of justice announced this morning that it is directing its federal pr

a oscar grant, un joven de 22 años, y hoy se le recordó en una vigilia en la estación de bart de fruitvaler grant, que desde entonces concede becas universitarias a jóvenes que residen en oakland. por otro lado, una conductora se encuentra en condición crítica esta tarde tras sobrevivir un choque a alta velocidad. el accidente ocurrió en pacheco, justo antes de la medianoche del día de ayer. los bomberos dijeron que una mujer se salió de la carretera a alta velocidad y impactó un hidrante, lo que mandó a este vehículo a elevarse unos 300 pies de altura antes de caer en el arroyo grayson. todavía se desconoce si el alcohol o las drogas fueron factor en este incidente. ahí ve usted. esas imágenes muestran una escena caótica que se desató a primeras horas de esta mañana en oakland. las autoridades están investigando este espectáculo ilegal de autos que se registró sobre la calle west mcarthur boulevard. el video muestra a los participantes haciendo maniobras en sus vehículos, colgándose de los coches e incluso saltando sobre ellos. y tras dispersarse, los agentes pudieron detener 1 de los coc

it was out of control in my neighborhood there in the fruitvale area on the block. next to me on the block, the sun, the fireworks, the gunshots. so we're it started early with police responding to a shooting on 14th street around 07:15am. one person was found shot and paramedics responded, but they were pronounced dead at the scene. the violence continued with the second homicide on 70th ave around 07:45pm when a person was stabbed to death. lastly, 4 people had to be taken to the hospital because of a shooting on second street shortly after 10:15pm, 3 of them in stable condition. but the 4th person succumb to their injuries youth alive is an open organization that works to create a safer oakland, free of violence. laura greenberg with youth alive says violence at its core is a public health issue. the more we spend time building positive community relationships, connecting individuals with resources and also on the larger sort of more macro level, making sure that we have housing security, income security, job security when it comes to city leadership. oakland's i

it was out of control in my neighborhood there in the fruitvale area on the block. next to me on the block, the sun. >> the fireworks, the gunshots that were going on it started early with police responding to a shooting on 14th street around 07:15am. one person was found shot and paramedics responded, but they were pronounced dead at the scene. the violence continued with the second homicide on 70th ave around 07:45pm when a person was stabbed to death. lastly, 4 people had to be taken to the hospital because of a shooting on second street shortly after 10:15pm, 3 of them in stable condition. but the 4th person succumb to their injuries youth alive is an open organization that works to create a safer oakland, free of violence. laura greenberg with youth alive says violence at its core is a public health issue. the more we spend time building positive community relationships, connecting individuals with resources and also on the larger sort of more macro level, making sure that we have housing security, income security, job security when it comes to city leadership.

four businesses were hit between 3 and 4 this morning, including two safeways on redwood road and fruitvale avenue. this comes after another safeway and a smoke shop were brok into early sunday morning. check this out. yeah, they rammed into that smoke shop on san pablo boulevard around 4:00 in the morning sunday. a massage business, two convenience stores also targeted sunday morning. police at this point aren't actually saying where they are connected, but they are looking at it. well, costco is recalling cold and flu medicine due to possible contamination. costco posted details on his website saying the kirkland signature severe cold and flu plus congestion medicine has been recalled. it includes products purchased between october 30th and november 30th of 2024. the recall is out of caution due to potential foreign material contamination. the company says there are no reports of anyone getting sick from the product. if you bought the medicine, you can return it to costco for a refund. well, it looks like great america may be getting rid of its annual winterfest celebration. yesterday was

eso incluye 2 safeway por la calle redwood road y fruitvale avenue, además de otros negocios en la boulevardal, tiene derechos. especialmente aquí en california. quién dijo esto? esto lo reiteró hoy el procurador del estado. a solo días de que el presidente electo, donald trump, tome posesión. y navarro tiene todos los detalles de lo que dijo immigrants are the backbone of our nation immigrants. los inmigrantes son la columna vertebral de nuestra nación. los inmigrantes hacen a américa grande. más de 11 millones de inmigrantes viven en california. una de las razones por las que, sesegún el procurador general rb bonta, este estado cuenta con diversidad y riqueza no solo cultural, sino que también lo vuelve una de las 5 potencias económicas a nivel mundial. hoy, en conferencia de prensa, enfatizó su compromiso con la comunidad inmigrante. a pesar de las amenazas del presidente electo sobre las detenciones masivas, arrestos y deportaciones. dijo Él se encargará de velar por ellos. y lo dijo en español como fiscal general de california. estoy aquí para ustedes. pueden estar seguros de que si tru

four businesses were hit between 3 and 5 this morning, including two safeways on redwood road and fruitvale avenue. the other two businesses on macarthur boulevard and park boulevard were also hit. it comes after another safeway and a smok shop were broken into early sunday morning. check it out. video shows a car slamming into the security gate at this smoke shop on san pablo avenue around 4:00 sunday. about a half dozen people then run inside a massage business and two convenience stores also targeted sunday morning. police so far are not saying whether the crimes are connected or not. in tonight's making the bay report, a peek into the future of our local housing market is hinting at something potential buyers have been begging for. at least one agency saying they expect more houses to hit the market in 2025. here's our business and tech reporter, scott budman. will the bay area deliver a gift of more housing inventory to homebuyers this year? frida ramirez hopes so. definitely 100%. i think it's a good investment. i already have, like a savings account built for a good down payment, hop

it was out of control in my neighborhood there in the fruitvale area on the block. next to me on the block, the sun, the fireworks, the gunshots. so we're it started early with police responding to a shooting on 14th street around 07:15am. one person was found shot and paramedics responded, but they were pronounced dead at the scene. the violence continued with the second homicide on 70th ave around 07:45pm when a person was stabbed to death. lastly, 4 people had to be taken to the hospital because of a shooting on second street shortly after 10:15pm, 3 of them in stable condition. but the 4th person succumb to their injuries you the live is an open organization that works to create a safer oakland, free of violence. laura greenberg with youth alive says violence at its core is a public health issue. the more we spend time building positive community relationships, connected individuals with resources and also on the larger sort of more macro level, making sure that we have housing security, income security, job security when it comes to city leadership. oakland's i

officers say the motorcyclist was going south on fruitvale avenue and collided with a car as it was turning onto east seventh street. that driver was not seriously hurt, but the motorcyclist later died at the hospital. investigators are trying to figure out if drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. still ahead, more fire weather heading to los angeles. we're tracking the latest. plus, the phony fire truck that got two firefighter impersonators in trouble. and we're going to take you to wine country, where relief efforts continue for the thousands of people impacted by the southern california wildfires. and the weather closer to home. monitoring areas of fog as we begin the night. but by tomorrow morning, the skies clear as gusty, dry offshore winds are on the increase. how long these winds stick around and are the rain chances ahead in that in case. down in los angeles, two people from oregon were detained after trying to enter an evacuation zone in a phony fire truck. los angeles police say they were patrolling the palisades fire area when they noticed a fire truck that didn't quite

area, organized this morning's press conference, which, as you can see, took place just outside fruitvaleendance, leaders from the city of oakland county, state and federal government, along with oakland unified and local nonprofits to let the immigrant families in this area know that resources are available to them as they face possible deportation under the new trump administration. one group says it will have a hotline up later next month. unity council is directing people to its website, unity council.org. the ceo of the union council, who says president trump's new policies are designed to terrorize the immigrant community, has this message for migrant families we will protect you. we have resources to serve you. but most of all, we asked that you do your part and continue to live your lives well prepared and not scared. we cannot let fear take over our community. and that's what you see here today. with this coalition we brought together. this morning, the u.s. department of justice announced that it is directing its federal prosecutors to investigate any state or local authorities

this is happening in front of the senior center at the fruitvale transit village on 12th street. again, that's at 10, 30 tomorrow morning. >> it's 9.37. and let's go to the east bay now where alameda county zeroing in on their choice for a new district attorney. and that decision is now there's following november's successful recall of pamela price with kron four's dan kerman breaking down tuesday's hearing and what comes next. i'm so blessed. >> that had this jobs opportunity to serve this community and we'll continue to do so because it's not just my job. my life. >> we'll build. >> community trust with engagement and with complete transparency, the alameda county board of supervisors has narrowed the field of candidates for district attorney to 7. >> i will never, ever. political. or do something politically. >> because at that age is to me. >> we need to rebuild the victim witness program. and i've had some conversations with people in the community about the fact that victims just don't feel heard. and they know that they're not receiving the services that they deserve. we m

this is set to happen on the front of the senior center at the fruitvale transit village on 12 streetat's set for 10, 30 in the morning. >> alameda county supervisors are zeroing in on a choice for a new district attorney. yeah, that decision now of. >> which is now there's following november successful recall a panel price kron four's dan kerman breaks down tuesday's hearing and what comes next? i'm so blessed that had this jobs opportunity to serve this community and we'll continue to do so because it's not just my job. my life. >> we'll build. >> community trust with engagement and with complete transparency, the alameda county board of supervisors has narrowed the field of candidates for district attorney to 7. >> i will never, ever. at political. or do something politically. >> because at that age is to me. >> we need to rebuild the victim witness program. and i've had some conversations with people in the community about the fact that victims just don't feel heard. and they know that they're not receiving the services that they deserve. we must tackle the backlog of cases that h

it was out of control in my neighborhood there in the fruitvale area on the block. next to me on the block, the sun. >> the fireworks, the gunshots that were going on. it started early with police responding to a shooting on 14th street around 07:15am. one person was found shot and paramedics responded, but they were pronounced dead at the scene. the violence continued with the second homicide on 70th ave around 07:45pm when a person was stabbed to death. lastly, 4 people had to be taken to the hospital because of a shooting on second street shortly after 10:15pm, 3 of them in stable condition. but the 4th person succumb to their injuries youth alive is an open organization that works to create a safer oakland free of violence. lauren greensburg, with you. the live says violence at its core is a public health issue. the more we spend time building positive community relationships, connecting individuals with resources and also on the larger sort of more macro level, making sure that we have housing security, income security, job security when it comes to city leader

you can see it over there on fruitvale avenue.no word yet on if these cases are linked to a liquor store burglary. >>> well, time right now 6:40 on the dot. if losing weight is one of your new year's resolutions but you don't want to take any medications, we take a look at how some people are doing it the old-fashioned way. >>> ÷time now for a look atwhat's coming up later on "cbs mornings." nate burleson joins us live now from new york. i know you are far away in where the fires are, we are very close. but we're united in prayers for so many people in the line of that fire. nate ? >> well said reed and you are right. i may be far away, but my heart is with everybody not just fighting the fires, but of course those that are fleeing the fires. and that is where we will begin on "cbs mornings." we have team coverage of those fires ravaging southern california. including from our very own carter evans whose home is just up the road from the flames. also, we will talk with "inside edition's" allison hall about her courageous battle wi

businesses, including two safeways one on redwood below skyline avenue, the other about a mile away on fruitvaleo a third safeway near broadway terrace. thieves hit at least seven businesses in total this weekend. one was a smash and grab with a car. and there it is. you see the car slamming into a security gate at a smoke shop. about a half dozen people then ran inside to steal several items. around 4 a.m. yesterday on san pablo avenue. meanwhile, thieves also targeted two convenience stores and a massage shop early this morning. the massage business owner says a thief broke the door lock. they forced the door and opened it. that's very easy. that really is very easy. it's not. it's not. the lock is no special lock. all right, so big question. are these crimes connected? so far, police are not talking about whether the crimes are connected. all right. did you feel it? not an earthquake. the sun. it's out in a lot of places. kari hall is here to let us know if it will stick around. as we take a look at what to expect over the next few days. lots of sunshine. dry weather continues, but it will be

and two of them were those safeway stores, one on redwood below skyline avenue and the other on fruitvale avenue, about one mile away. it follows a safeway break in early yesterday at the shopping center near broadway terrace. in that case, police say workers were still there when it happened, but fortunately no one was hurt. in all, thieves hit at least seven businesses since late saturday, including a car smash and grab. so in that case, the video shows the car slamming into the security gate at a smoke shop as a half dozen people run inside to steal things. this happened just about 24 hours ago on san pablo avenue. two massage businesses, two convenience stores also targeted. police so far are not talking about whether any or all of those crimes are connected. the nation continues to honor and remember jimmy carter. this morning we have a live look at the carter center in atlanta. that's where the 39th u.s. president is lying in repose. six days of funeral observances began this weekend, and today in the bay's jay gray is in atlanta with how the nation is continuing to pay tribute to p

. >> from fruitvale village in oakland. local leaders and immigration activists spread a message. >> as the grandson of immigrants, and is the only latino to represent the bay area in california state senate. i'm here on behalf of my colleagues in the state legislature to stand proudly with the city council and our community partners to say very clearly that whatever trump says or threatens, we are a sanctuary city. we are a sanctuary state. >> a day after the trump administration announced changes to where federal agents can investigate undocumented immigrants. the idea that law enforcement can raid hospitals, churches and schools is leaving some longtime u.s. residents without citizenship uneasy. >> i feel very unsafe. i feel fear because we need to go to church. our children need to go to school. >> immigration attorneys say they've had conversations about these changes since the november election. they're handling situations case by case and day by day. >> we want people to remain calm during this time. we need to take

the other on fruitvale avenue, about a mile away.police say workers were still there when it happened. fortunately, no one was hurt. in all, thieves hit at least seven businesses since late saturday, which also include a massage business, a smoke shop and two convenience stores. it's not yet clear if any or all the crimes ar connected. i'm bob redell later this morning at 10:00, at a press conference on the steps of city hall in oakland. oakland firefighters will call on the city council to reconsider their decision to temporarily shut down two fire stations. the shutdown taking place starting today. the two stations are station 28, near the lake chabot golf course and station 25 near joaquin miller park. being shut down for the next six months at a savings of about $5 million to help the city close its $129 million budget gap. the firefighters say this is dangerous as response times will grow. let's get a look at the forecast for this monday morning. kerry's back. yeah, we started out with some fog across the bay area. it's going to

one was at a chase bank on fruitvale avenue at about 4 a.m.re about to see the damage left behind at the atm. a car drove into it and wrecked it, left a large hole and pulled part of the wall off the building. the other happened at a market at 14th avenue around 430 this morning. right now, it's unclear if police have anyone responsible in custody or exactly how much money was taken, or how much the damage totals are reaching. we have reached out to opd. we're waiting to hear back. across the bay, city leaders in san francisco say the crime rate is at a 20 year low. the police department says property crime is down 31% from last year. violent crime down 14%, and homicides are at a 60 year low. car break-ins were cut in half compared to where they were last year. outgoing mayor london breed says the drop is due to a strong district attorney, new state and local laws and the implementation of new technology. >> we have what we need to be a successful city, and i feel very strongly and proud that i've laid the groundwork for what has been extraor