kron. 4 news amanda hari. thank you for that report. we want to check now with kron four's theresa she reports from a nearby highway at half moon bay. and that is where the other shootings took place. >> i'm theresa i am at 21. 25 and that is the address of concord farms. that is also sadly the location of the second crime scene. i'm out on highway one. it's about 20 minutes south and downtown half moon bay. now, this is the entrance of concord farms at down a long path down a long road. you can see that there is a law enforcement down there. there are forensic technicians and there are also 2 fbi agents. and i saw. come here and then go down. no one is talking at this scene as they are processing and trying to gather evidence that will be very important to the prosecution of this case. and also we haven't seen any people come by here. family members have not come by here, but i'm a resident who live nearby said that as she was tremendously saddened by all that has transpired here. we do know that this is a mu

amanda hari live at niles canyon. amanda, thank you. >> evacuation warning is in place for those who live near the russian river in sonoma county. we have a map to show you. it shows the affected stretches from hillsborough to jenner. >> the sonoma county sheriff says the russian river is expected to crest at 33 feet tonight and into the early hours of tomorrow morning. that water level is expected to drop sometime tomorrow afternoon. but will rise even higher on sunday night. anybody who was below the 40 foot flood level is asked to be prepared to leave at a moment's notice. experts say you should have your emergency go bags ready with essential medicines and documents and any other items you might need and just be ready to go. should the need arise? residents and business owners in san anselmo keeping a close eye on the creek there because that creek has a history of going over its banks conference. theresa stasi was covered those floods before and she's keeping an eye on how san anselmo creek is doing tonight to re

. >> gathering in celebrating the lunar new year kron four's amanda hari talk with community members about how they're feeling. >> i spoke with members of the asian american pacific islander community as well as members of the bay area community in general. and one thing, a captain hearing from everybody is a call to unify regardless of race to cope with the shooting. despite a lunar new year celebration turning tragic in los angeles. 10 people were killed in a mass shooting. >> spirits are still high at today's celebration in san jose. >> people are welcoming the new year and gathering together organizer hong long to says, well, she's heartbroken by what happened. she will continue to embrace our culture. >> not a fait. you get not going to be there was a visible police presence surrounding today's event. brian nguyen is of vietnamese americans and says the lunar new year is an important tradition. and it's heartbreaking to have this year's festivities marred by tragedy. there's no place for that type of violence our community let alone during a celebration like there's a heavy day.

kron four's amanda hari talk with some community members and san jose got just to how they were feeling. >> i spoke to many community members about the shooting and one word i kept hearing was unity. they want to see people unify regardless of the race to cope with this mass shooting. >> sunday was feet filled with celebration at the lunar new year event in san jose. but after tragic mass lunar new year festival in los angeles, things felt a little different for those attending the event the heavy day. but >> the fact that we're still here celebrate together means the world to me. think all of us, i'm so sad to hear about what happened. >> events like this are so important. i just pray for the families. tiffany nguyen is a vietnamese american. she was volunteering at the event because she believes it's important to carry on the traditions of her ancestors that came here from the with the news out of la. she almost a home and i got kind of scared. i was a little worried about coming out. but >> i talked to my mom >> we. >> we just center well wishes like we just for you know, it. it is r

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> well, another person is dead from california's winter storms. this time in san francisco, a woman jogging in golden gate park over the weekend was hit by a falling tree. that happened just after 05:00pm saturday, right near 30th and jfk boulevard. well, san francisco firefighters tell kron 4 the victim is a city resident about 70 years old. she was found with head trauma right next to a large tree branch. firefighters immediately began life saving measures. that woman died at the scene so far, at least 19 people have died during the storms that have battered our state the last 2 weeks. authorities say it is possible that that number is going to last. and an investigation is underway after san francisco firefighters recovered a body from the bay waters right near the ferry building on sunday. well, sfpd and the san francisco fire department responded around 10:00am yesterday morning. 2 reports of a deceased body in the water. police say foul play is not suspected but they did not elaborate. the san francisco medical examiner is the leading that i

kron four's amanda hari gives us a closer look at. >> how it happened. new video of a dramatic crash on the bay bridge. a tesla believed to be on autopilot started breaking causing an 8 car pileup on thanksgiving. you can see in the video from california highway patrol. the traffic was moving well, just after 12, 30 in the afternoon. then a white tesla put on its left blinker moves into the left lane and stops causing the car behind it to crash into it, followed by 6 more cars, one vehicle even get pushed up against the wall of the bridge. according to chp, the driver of the tesla was in full self-driving mode. one industry expert says he wasn't surprised by what happened figure that most likely it was something related to phantom braking, which is a very common problem with tesla s a >> national highway traffic safety administration has been investigating phantom braking x and incidents on tesla's for quite some time and as as it turns out when we saw the video the other day that looks like exactly what happened. sam, a sam, it is a principle. the mobil

amanda hari kron, 4 news now. the gofundme account set up for terry nichols. family has over 1 million dollars in donations pages created on saturday and it's well on its way to making the goal of 1.2 million dollars donations have been pouring in after the video footage showing that violent arrest was made public. we have some developing news for you because the man accused of trying to kill his family. i driving off of the san mateo cliff crashing more than 200 feet below is in jail right now. 41 year-old are nash to tell. now he was released from the hospital and booked on suspicion of attempted murder and child abuse and vesta gators believe on january. 2nd, patel intentionally drove his tesla off the cliff with his wife and 2 young kids inside. miraculously, all of them survived. that crashed with pretty serious injuries. patel is being held at the san mateo county jail without bail. you could be arraigned sometime today if the district attorney moves forward with criminal charges. also happening today, a former assistant living facility worker will be ra

force amanda hari has details on what they're doing and how you can help. >> this dangerous powerful storm system. that's how the bay area national weather service is describing wednesday's storm. there really is a concern with this with the system to strong with the strong winds, the rain and everything. unfortunately, we do tend to get loss of life for these types of situations, which we really, really hate to see. nws meteorologist sean miller says it's important to take every precaution because it could save your life. make sure that you have a go bag. in case you have. you have to leave quickly in the event of an evacuation. make sure you you know, good supply of things in your home food, that kind of stuff, medications, if make sure you have what you need for your pets as well. just in case there was an extended power outage or flooding washed out a road or something like that. meanwhile, pg and e is working around the clock spokesperson myra to says they're still working on repairs from the previous storm. she says because of how saturated the ground is in the expected high wi

kron ur's amanda hari has more. >> niles canyon road behind me here has been closed for several days and is expected to be closed for the foreseeable future. all explain to you just why that is. it's because the ground is so saturated. you can see we have puddles right here. water like this could make its way up onto the street. and there's been a ton of debris from all the storms we've seen. you can see some of it on the ground here. and this is the small amount of what we're seeing. the creek next or is just blowing very, very powerfully. you can see that is knocked over some trees because of the power of that water. all of this is making officials specifically the alameda county sheriff's office shut down this street because they don't want anyone getting anywhere close to this. but things are concerned about is flooding, mudslides and road surface concerns. they asked people to possibly evacuate before the storm. that's because a lot of the roads in this area are one way in and one way out and they say it's better for all residents to find alternate shelters. they would rather ha

ace passengers can check aces website and social media pages for any updates in pleasanton amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> downtown san francisco still struggling to recover from the pandemic. that's all according to a new study which examined 62 large cities to find out how they're recovering from the pandemic. well, downtown san francisco was in last place. kron four's sarah stinson talk with the researchers behind that study. >> the study found san francisco's downtown only has about 31% of the activity that it saw before the pandemic in 2019, i spoke with one researcher who tells me the city has to revamp its downtown if they wanted to survive. >> san suffers from a economy that's not very diverse. it does great when there's a tech boom. but right now it's it's really hurting the city's resilience here in chapel is a professor at the university of berkeley and toronto. she worked on the study with several others at both universities. researchers used cell phone so people that are in a place for more than 5 roughly. >> get counted as a pig. and so we take prepandemic paying loose and w

residents and business owners saw their properties heavily damaged by the flood crawford's amanda hari talk with some residents in alameda on how they plan to protect their homes. take a listen. for many residents here in alameda, it feels like the storms are never ending this street behind me here. >> for inside boulevard was partially flooded over the weekend. now, all that water has receded, but people here tell me they're just bracing for more water. wild video out of alameda street looks more like a river and someone was spotted kayaking down. it monday. most of the flooding was gone with more rain in the forecast. the city put up this post notifying residents of a sandbag station. i saw the facebook post which is actually right up here on my phone. >> it january second, 2.50, storm update with big thanks to our hardworking public works true. sandbags are again available to alameda. residents read what lee was one of many alameda residents driving around city hall west looking for the station. i'm behind. >> city hall west. and i don't see a courtyard and i don't see sandbags. peo

kron four's amanda hari continues our team coverage tonight. she is live lley. >> spoke with some people stocking up on supplies at a hardware how are people holding up? amanda? >> had people tell me they're just trying to prepare for whatever may happen next. and they don't know exactly what that could be. but they say there's one thing they couldn't get and that it's and that's the only sandbags at this hardware store. are these you see down here? they're protecting the front door from any water that may get inside of it. now, take a look at this video. this is some of the people that were inside of the goodman building supplies. they were busy trying to grab everything they need to protect their homes. they still have a lot of the staples here at the store like batteries, flashlights and rain, boots and for some people in the area, those things are becoming necessities on upper toy on driving canfield. some people have been dealing with power outages on and off since wednesday. >> it's been spear out it kind of the few hours here and there o

amanda hari kron, 4 news. yeah, potential for scary and i thank you for that live report as we continue our team coverage tonight. this storm slamming the bay area live. look here at storm tracker. 4 radar all lit up yellows, oranges, reds and greens. and let's going to get a live look out at the bay bridge right now. light lot of wet out there. first. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is going look lawrence karnow is going look at the current conditions there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief.

kron four's amanda hari tells us what's happening with all those animals right now. the home behind me here is now boarded up. but firefighters say they found about 70 small animals inside most of them dogs. luckily they believe all of them got out safely. but what's really special here is about a dozen neighbors spent their day caring for those dogs. contra costa county firefighters train for everything. but tuesday's call on barbara lane in martinez was unique. one. >> in addition to safely rescuing 3 people from this home. firefighters also had to round up dozens of animals, mostly i can say from being at the scene. >> it was i think the word that comes to mind is chaotic. steve hill with contra costa county fire says the call came in shortly after 11 in the morning. >> when they got to the scene, the garage was fully engulfed, but they put the fire out in a matter of minutes and got everyone out in the end result. >> our firefighters carried out about 70 dogs. there was a cat it was a cat or to victor cervantes was one of the first people on the scene. he's worke

amanda hari kron. 4 news, san francisco. they're trying to get the state to turn its dmv parking lot into affordable housing. >> the proposal is part of a resolution approved by the city's board of supervisors tuesday night supervisor dean preston introduce that legislation. he says that office on fell street is a prime location because it's going to be cheaper to build on since its state own does not compromise existing businesses. the state is already approved plans to demolish and renovate the phil street location while keeping its parking lot. in the east bay. police say an animal abuse, a vested in an animal abuse investigation. >> uncover a much bigger crime kron four's. justine waltman tells us how animal services save a badly beaten dog and why they say the dog actually save the community. >> turbo is doing much better now. contra costa county animal services rescued the one year-old pit bull mix from what investigators described as an abusive situation in san pablo. the living we're not humane. it was that a humane

live in san francisco, amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. tonight at 9 police in the south bay are investigating a pair of armed robberies at 2 jewelry stores. the first was in milpitas. it happened yesterday afternoon around 2.40. >> at the milpitas mall shopping center on landis avenue. police say one of the suspects shot a gun toward an employee in the store, though no one was hit. police say suspects then ran off and a black four-door survey sedan and a burgundy suv. anyone with information on this is us to contact milpitas police and mountain view. police say they're investigating after 3 armed robbers took over a jewelry store on layton avenue. >> this happened yesterday morning just before noon. investigators say the robbers took money from the cash register and also stole personal belongings from employees and customers. the robbers then left the store and drove off. a witness told police one of the robbers shot at them in a bullet hit their no injuries were reported down. those suspects are still on the >> and we're learning tonight

kron four's amanda hari spoke with some folks who are stuck inside until the water recedes. >> harbor street behind me is closing on told by police it will likely stay that way until monday. there the barricades you see and then beyond that is a public works. vehicles stopping anyone who may try to get past those barricades on harbor street. there is flooding that's dangerous and makes it completely impassable. >> parts of harbor street from you, 70 drive to greystone place. look more like a lake that a road. it just started coming up of of coming on on track. and i've been watching coming to my i caught up with bernadine cleaver. she was surveying the damage. she says this is the first time she experienced flooding like this early this morning. there was no water and around 11:00am the flooding began. i'm concerned about the coming into the >> and not only coming into the house, my house in the street in turn into a vote she says city workers came by her home and put some sandbags near her garage. she's hoping that'll be enough to really hold because base is going to be hard to make

kron four's amanda hari. >> is live near the scene. and amanda, this was an advisory to evacuate, not an order to evacuate. >> so has anyone left their home yet? >> exactly. just an advisory at this point. we haven't see a lot of people around here. we've tried to go up to some homes. most of them are gated so we can't get into them. but we haven't seen a lot of activity here. we're back on niles canyon road. last hour we spoke to ron paul ameris road, which is right near this. now are about 5 minutes away from where we were. then we saw in mudslides coming down on the street where we are now is where there are crews set up. you know, people are here, but they have their vehicles here ready to go in case there is any major damage here you can see is a bunch of them all set up throughout this area. ready to go at a moment's notice if they need to. we have cones in the back. there's a lot of stuff to deal with any damage we may have on this road right now. it's very wet out here right now. it is raining. the rain is coming down take a lo

the new jersey devils lost to carolina hari kane in the nhl regular season 4-5 in shootouts, the belarusians yegor sharangovich spent on the court for the devils. almost 14 minutes during this time minsker. inflicted three shots on the opponent's goal total utility indicators minus one single exact and how a consequence of the victory throw in the field was it was made by the russian andrey svechnikov in the standings of the eastern conference of the defs. in fourth place, the belarusian defender sergei koltsovyi completed his professional career as a player and began coaching, last season the 36-year-old football player graduated from dzerzhinsky arsenal, now the coach has returned from vacation where he will be responsible for the defense line, recall in the first friendly sparring, the wolves lost energy. bgu zero, five, probably how to play until the moment while there is, probably, some kind of motivation is present. well, for the last time. here is my showing. then, well, the game was already somehow already hard to tune in and motivate yourself. well, and i think that the time has com

api community spent the day gathering and of course, celebrating the lunar new kron four's amanda hari spoke with some community members about how they're feeling. >> i spoke to many community members about the shooting and one word i kept hearing was unity. they want to see people unify regardless of the race to cope with this mass shooting sunday was feet filled celebration at the lunar new year event in san jose. >> but after tragic mass lunar new year festival in los angeles, things felt a little different for those attending the event the heavy day. but the fact that we're still here celebrate together means the world to me. >> think all of us, i'm so sad to hear about what happened. events like this are so important. i just pray for the families. tiffany nguyen is a vietnamese american. she was volunteering at the event because she believes it's important to carry on the traditions of her ancestors that came here from the with the news out of la. she almost a home and i got kind of scared. i was a little worried about coming out. but >> i talked to my mom >> we. >> we just set ou

kron four's amanda hari has more on when that stretch of roadway might reopen. >> this person of 37 is expected to be closed until at least monday. they're asking drivers to find alternate routes. you can see the road closed sign behind me and some cars that are being pushed off the highway. >> it's something you don't see often state route. 37 without a single car on it. caltrans in coordination with california highway patrol close 37 in both directions. you can see cars being forced off on atherton avenue in nevada. jeff weiss with caltrans says it's because of storm-related flooding. >> i would 37 flooded yesterday when novato creek jumped over the levee. still not to the it was first close saturday and more reopen until the rain lets up. >> why says cal fans has been pumping the water off the pavement at one point it was almost dry, but then it started raining again. he says that they're not just worried about the water raining down on the pavement. >> but also the water streaming down the mountains and into the bottle creek. >> the big problem is it's being said, but creek in the

live in pacifica, amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you forecast. now you saw the rain falling there and this live shot. this is a live look. >> at sfo where it is very slick tonight. breece rodriguez. joining us now with a look at the forecast their dead well, yeah, let's take a look at this moderate atmospheric river bringing widespread light rain. >> to the bay area with some moderate downpours for those of you in parts of the north bay, specifically saint helene and sonoma. we are noticing calmer conditions for those of you in santa rosa with widespread light rain there. but we are tracking this storm tapping into that plume of subtropical moisture from hawaii. so this warm core storm. that is why it's an atmospheric river and it's expected to bring us inches of rain when it is all said and peak in intensity during the o overnight hours by 2 o'clock for your monday morning, widespread rain for those of you in the bay area. but heavier for those of you in the north bay with some pockets of some heavy downpours there, even into the san francisco p

amanda hari kron. 4 news. all right. let's check in with dave sphar.us right now in the weather center. what are you noticing? >> well, we're noticing actually improving sky conditions going on as we speak. look at the blue trying to take hold here upper east bay shoreline shot. there is drier aloft. so we may actually get more sunshine than we bargained for quite a bit. but the general long-term plan remains the same unsettled into early next weekend. stormy action expected as well here stormtracker 4 and then we have a nice break for your sunday before things change, the winds remain out of the south single digits for now expected to get some more pep with the next storm. although the spurt doesn't look to be long-lasting, i suspect still the national. there's a result. our local national weather service will probably issue a wind advisory for that. they haven't done that yet, though. here's a look at for a future cast for trying to clear out the skies. this is very pessimistic, though, keeping a mostly cloudy that's will go with that. and then here

kron four's amanda hari was at the vigil where his life was remembered. >> well, the event was held toot the only member of the asian community here in san francisco who's fallen victim to violence. >> january 28th marks 2 years since 84 year-old the show raton up was taken from his family, friends and community. he died after being pushed to the ground, hitting his head on the pavement at his death awakening the nation to an upwelling of violence against asian americans. his daughter, montana's raton, a pocket. he still struggles with the loss. how always a point to war and at the same time. it's hard to believe has been 2 years and my fight in the show she spoken from his memorial near california street and grand avenue? >> and again at portsmouth square, she says he wouldn't want her to be sad when thinking of him, but he wanted to be as and leaving. >> we've got to get into the to keep everyone at the event. other asian assault victims remembered and spotlighted. >> selena chu told her story of being attacked in san francisco. of the moment i was going to >> never be able to go bac

amanda hari spoke with community members there. arbor street behind me is closing on, told by police it will likely stay that way until monday. there the barricades you see and then beyond that is a public works. vehicles stopping anyone who may try to get past those barricades on harbor street. there is flooding that's dangerous and makes it completely impassable. >> parts of harbor street from yosemite drive to greystone place. look more like a lake that a road. it just started coming up of of coming on on track. and i've been watching coming to my i caught up with bernadine cleaver as she was surveying the damage. she says this is the first time she experienced flooding like this. i'm concerned about the coming in from the house. >> and not only coming into the house, my house in the street in turn into a vote she says city workers came by her home and put some sandbags near her garage. she's hoping that'll be enough to really hold because base is going to be hard to make public works. city engineer john samuelson says this is b

amanda hari kron, 4 amanda, thank you. down in san mateo county, caltrans has partially reopened highway 92 near half moon bay eastbound lanes from skyline boulevard. >> polar sea toas2 creek road are now drivable. but crews are still working to repair that sinkhole in the westbound lanes near polar sea toast creek road. no clear estimate. know when this road will fully reopen and just south of mill creek, a mudslide has covered both lanes of state highway one. the gates at paul's slide south of big sur remain closed and crews are responding to a new closure north of lucy. a caltrans is continuing to evaluate that area as well. as for the elephant seal viewing area. that's pretty popular there. 4 miles north of san simeon. it will remain closed. a large slide continues to cover both sides of the roadway restricting access. president joe biden has approved california's request for a disaster declaration paving the way for federal funds to help recovery efforts. the declaration applies to affected individuals in the counties

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amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> amanda, thank you. the go fund me account set up for tyree. nichols has passed over 1 million dollars in donations. the page was created just yesterday. it's already on its way to making the goal of 1.2 million dollars. >> another big story tonight. we are in for a cold front across the bay area. coastal areas expected to see frost inland areas could see freezing temperatures in the 20's and 30's members of the community are reminded to protect people, pets, plants and pipes from the cold prom for meteorologists to restrict rig as saying it was already cold. earlier today that it was only could get worse from here. yeah, especially when we started at 6 o'clock hour already in the 40's for most of the bay area. so let's take a look. >> at this freeze warning and frost advisories going to go into effect starting at midnight tonight through 9 o'clock mid morning on monday. so pretty much all of the bay area going to be impacted. temperatures out there right now. as you can see, we're in the mid to upper 40's still even at this 8 o'clock hour. mos

kron four's amanda hari is at the scene of the first shooting along highway 92. she joins us now live with the latest. good evening, amanda. >> good evening. it has really slowed down here, but there is still quite a bit of an investigation happening. we just have a lot less vehicles and a lot less personnel here than we did earlier around 7.30. we did have some fbi agents here. they were only here for a short amount of time, but they went all the way back there and then ended up taking off. let me show you what it looks like right now. if you take a look behind me, you can see we have a ton of vehicle still here. but when i first arrived, you couldn't even move in there. there was so many vehicles we watched some of them have lieutenant stand out. but we do still have caution tape ups. this is about as close as we can get. the investigation, though, is happening way behind these buildings. so most of it, we can't see. again, this is a location where we believe 4 people were shot and killed. there was one survivor that person was taken to stanford medical center

and san francisco's on vista neighborhood kron four's amanda hari was at today's vigil where they remembered his life's amanda. >> today's event was to remember him. he's not the only member of the san francisco community who has fallen victim to violence. >> january 28th marks 2 years since 84 year-old the show raton up was taken from his family, friends and community. he died after being pushed to the ground, hitting his head on the pavement. his death awakening the nation to an upwelling of violence against asian americans. his daughter, montana's raton, up still struggles with the loss. how always a point to war and at the same time. it's hard to believe has been 2 years and my fight in the she spoke in front of his memorial near california street and grand avenue. then again at ports, not square. she says he wouldn't want her to be sad when thinking of him. he would want to be as and the family >> we've got to get into the to keep everyone at the event. other asian assault victims remembered and spotlighted. >> selena chu told her story of being attacked in san francisco. of the moment

. >> through a fence and then into the pool com-force amanda hari. joining us live from there and i know you spoke with the homeowner this evening. how are they doing? >> the homeowner tells me that she's fine, but she may still be in shock. there's a lot of damage here in her backyard. you can see over here. this is where the tesla hit in the ground is now on even here and cracked. you can see all of the debris throughout the backyard and there's the fence where they drove through. >> this sandra fell back yard became the setting for a tragedy early saturday morning. a woman died after driving her tesla off san pedro road through a fence and into the pool homeowner barbara ca says it's hard to process what happened. i was sleeping in my bedroom. it was a 6.35, miles and i heard a loud like food i jumped up out of she says she looked outside and saw flashing lights in her pool. she ran downstairs and her friend who was staying with her was already out there. he just looked at me and said call 9-1-1. she says he tried to help and the car was sinking a

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> leaders of the 9 bay area counties are coming together to try to protect reproductive rights today. san francisco mayor london breed joined other elected officials, including the city's district attorney brooke jenkins, contra costa county district attorney diana becton than others to launch the new bay area. abortion rights coalition. the announcement comes just 2 days after the 50th anniversary of the roe v wade ruling. despite the supreme court's ruling to overturn it last year. mayor breed says the fight is continuing in california to protect everyone's right to choose. >> and what does that mean for various counties and the work that needs to be done. it can't just be the work of major cities like san francisco, los angeles. it has to be our collective responsibilities to deal with the challenges for any woman that comes to us and express is a need for support. >> the mayor says this new organization is also the bay area's response to last year's passing of proposition one which solidified reproductive rights in the state's constitution. >> in nationa

amanda hari kron, 4 amanda, thank you. a gofundme account set up for tyree. nichols has already passed more than 1 million dollars in donations. >> those donations pouring in after the page was created yesterday. it is already on its way of making the goal of 1.2 million dollars. we want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. parts of the bay area will be under a freeze warning and frost advisory starting at midnight. yeah, it's going to get cold kron. 4 meteorologist rodriguez joining us with a look at just how cold it's going to get recent. yeah, we're tracking subfreezing temperatures below. 32 degrees expected for our coldest inland valleys. >> in the north bay and east bay and frost advisories for most of the bay area coastline and east bay shoreline. so we're going to feel it from coastal valleys. everyone going to be under that winter chill radar for right now. tracking a drier conditions, starting to clear out as well. now that that weak storm has passed, brought those of you in concord about less than a 10th of an inch of rain or less. bu

kron four's amanda hari spoke with some people in pittsburgh. >> about how long it will be before they can move around their neighborhood again. harbor street behind me is closing on, told by police it will likely stay that way until monday. there the barricades you see. >> and then beyond that is a public works. vehicles stopping anyone who may try to get past those barricades on harbor street. there is flooding that's dangerous and makes it completely impassable. >> parts of harbor street from you, 70 drive to greystone place. look more like a lake that a road. it just started coming up of of coming on on track. and i've been watching coming to my i caught up with bernadine cleaver. she was surveying the damage. she says this is the first time she experienced flooding like this. >> early this morning, there was no water and around 11:00am the flooding began. i'm concerned about the coming into the >> and not only coming into the house, my house in the street in turn into a vote she says city workers came by her home and put some sandbags near her garage. she's hoping that'll be enoug

atherton avenue in marin county is closed in both directions tonight due to flooding kron four's amanda hari joining us live there from nevado amanda, any idea when this will reopen? >> caltrans tells it this portion of 37 will be closed for a little while. they say the soonest it would open would be tomorrow monday. you can see that road closed sign behind me and that truck right there is being forced off of the highway at this exit. >> it's something you don't see often state route. 37 without a single car on it. caltrans in coordination with california highway patrol close 37 in both directions. you can see cars being forced off on atherton avenue in nevada. jeff weiss with caltrans says it's because of storm-related flooding. >> i would 37 flooded yesterday novato creek jumped over the levee. still not to the high. it was first close saturday. reopen until the rain lets up. >> why says cal fans has been pumping the water off the pavement at one point it was almost dry, but then it started raining again. he says that they're not just worried about the water raining down on the pavement. >

how that woman's car veered off the road through a fence and then into that pool kron four's amanda hari has the story. >> the homeowner tells me she's fine but is likely still in shock. there's a lot of damage. her backyard. if you take a look over here, you can see this is where the tesla hit the wall and the ground is now an even here. farther down. we have a ton of debris and the fence there is where they drove through. >> this sandra fell back yard became the setting for a tragedy early saturday morning. a woman died after driving her tesla off san pedro road through a fence and into the pool homeowner barbara cuff nurse says it's hard to process what happened. i was sleeping in my bedroom. it was a 6.35, and i heard a loud like food i jumped up out of bed. she says she looked outside and saw flashing lights in her pool. she ran downstairs and her friend who was staying with her was already out there. he just looked at me and said call 9-1-1. she says he tried to help and the car was sinking and he knew there was a person in there and he was trying to break the car to get the person

kron four's amanda hari talk with community members about how they're feeling. >> i spoke to many community members about the shooting and one word i kept hearing was unity. they want to see people unify regardless of the race to cope with this mass shooting. >> sunday was supposed filled with celebration at the lunar new year event in san jose. but after tragic mass lunar new year festival in los angeles, things felt a little different for those attending the event the heavy day. but the fact that we're still here celebrate together means the world to me. >> think all of us, i'm so sad to hear about what happened. events like this are so important. i just pray for the families. tiffany nguyen is a vietnamese american. she was volunteering at the event because she believes it's important to carry on the traditions of her ancestors that came here from vietnam with the news out of la. she almost a home and i got kind of scared. i was a little worried about coming out. but >> i talked to my and we just set our well wishes like we a bit you know, it. it is really high. really sad to think comin

let's check in now with kron four's amanda hari. she's live at one of the 2 crime scenes involved with today's tell us where you are and what you know about what happened at your location. >> pam, we are right on highway 92 actually on cars have been driving by frequently. and this activity has been really busy here, but it is a car right behind me here that is leaving right now. just dropped off some bigger. actually, they're going. they are leaving. we've had cars coming and going here all afternoon. you take a look over at the scene over here. we have some police lights and we've had officers working. we don't know where on this location. the shooting actually happened. we lose a location where 4 people were killed. it looks like all the investigators are going beyond this white building. you see in front that says blue skies behind there to do their investigation. so it's been very busy. we have some more cars leaving right now. they're checking people out as they go trying to make sure they know exactly who is on this property.

kron four's amanda hari spoke with passengers who are affected. >> the ace train station in pleasanton. you're really empty. >> almost no cars parked in the parking lot. and the only movement was this sign alerting riders about the cancellations. it says due to the conditions of the mudslide location and for the safety of passengers and crews ace will not be operating until monday. january 23rd. >> very inconvenient. >> montana's jones was one of the few people i saw stopped by the station. he was waiting for his ride to pick him up and taken back to tracy wednesday. he knew about the cancellation, but tuesday was a different story. standing here waiting. >> and we saw the review board and the board mention that at the ace or was not going to be a right. and that that we have to catch aids fight, which arrives like an already late. so just being bundled up and trying to stay warm until that train came along. he says he makes his drive to work in san ramon. this is video of the a strain that was stopped today morning because of a mudslide. >> wednesday's mudslide was the second one in l

. >> kron four's amanda hari spoke with some people there about what they're doing now to avoid any more damage to their homes. >> for many residents here in alameda, it feels like the storms are never ending this street behind me here burnside boulevard was partially flooded over the weekend. now all that water has receded, but people here tell me they're just bracing for more water. wild video out of alameda street looks more like a river and someone was spotted kayaking down. it monday. most of the flooding was gone with more rain in the forecast. the city put up this post notifying residents of a sandbag station. i saw the facebook post which is actually right up here on my phone. >> that january second, 2.50, storm update with big thanks to our hardworking public works true. sandbags are again available to alameda. residents read what lee was one of many alameda residents driving around city hall west looking for the station. i'm behind. >> city hall west. and i don't see a courtyard and i don't see sandbags. people took to facebook asking the comments section if the sandbags were g

i'm noelle bellow kron four's amanda hari spoke with some folks in that neighborhood who are stuck inside until the water recedes. harbor street behind me is closing on, told by police it will likely stay that way until monday. there the barricades you see and then beyond that is a public works. vehicles stopping anyone who may try to get past those barricades on harbor street. there is flooding that's dangerous and makes it completely impassable. >> parts of harbor street from yosemite drive to greystone place. look more like a lake that i wrote. it just started coming up of of coming on on track. and i've been watching coming to my i caught up with bernadine cleaver as she was surveying the damage. she says this is the first time she experienced flooding like this. >> early this morning, there was no water and around 11:00am the flooding began. i'm concerned about the coming into the >> and not only coming into the house, my house in the street in turn into a vote she says city workers came by her home and put some sandbags near her garage. she's hoping that'll be enough to really hold

our kron four's amanda hari. joining now live from the newsroom with what drivers need to know about this partial closer amanda. good evening, caltrans says they're lucky today was a holiday because it stopped raining. >> and allow them to have the time to pump the water off of route. 37 before rush hour traffic starts up tomorrow. but at least one lane will remain closed in the westbound direction for the time being. >> sunday night state route. 37 didn't have a single car on it. but monday afternoon, things were looking better. caltrans managed to open both lanes eastbound and one of the westbound that's a big success has been closed for almost 2 days. jeff weiss with caltrans says the nevado creek over topped its levy. >> and the water came flowing on to 37 and he says more water is still coming in. they were going to be working out there. 24 7, at in the near fiture, trying to keep it open. we've been pumping it out. >> and with the little bit of a dry spell. we've they've been able to get ahead of the proble

imagine that for some reason kamala hari becomes president. is she going to make her own decisions? or she will also be led, but nevertheless president biden in his own name or not, says, here it is. listen. you know, i believe that we are at a turning point in the world economy, not only in the world economy in the world. it happens every three or four generations, as one high-ranking military officer recently said at a security meeting between 1900 and 1946, 60 million people died. since then, we have established a liberal world order and such a loss of life. for a long time there have not been many people dying, but chaos is not close, and now is the time when everything will change. a new world order has been established. and we must lead it. and for this we must unite the rest of the free world. but this does not remind us of anything, for example, the neurdung of europe from the german new order, that is, this is a new political system that was to be established by nazi germany in the occupied territories, its creation was started long before the second world war. well, it was

and now the region here is bracing for yet another major storm kron four's amanda hari shows us how people. >> in alameda are getting ready. >> for many residents here in alameda, it feels like the storms are never ending this street behind me here for inside boulevard was partially flooded over the weekend. now, all that water has receded, but people here tell me they're just bracing for more water, something you'd never expect to see a man kayaking down the road in alameda by monday. most of the flooding was gone with more rain in the forecast. the city put up this post notifying residents of a sandbag station. i saw the facebook post read what lee was one of many alameda residents driving around city hall west looking for the station. i'm behind. >> city hall west. and i don't see a courtyard and i don't see sandbags. people took to facebook asking in the comments section if the sandbags were gone. >> one comment said driving all over and can't figure out where they're supposed to be. someone told me off camera. they found a location but by 05:00pm it was closed just 2 hours after the c

after strong winds knocked over a tree on the power lines early this morning, our kron four's amanda hari gives us a look now at the closure and the traffic it caused as well as an update on when things may reopen. >> a lot of work going on here to fix those power lines after the falling tree took them out. you can see we still have some emergency vehicles behind me here. the city of walnut creek and pg and e decided to shut down a large portion of this road just to make sure everyone would stay safe during the repair. it's a nightmare for drivers in walnut creek, about a mile of the valley road completely shut down in the eastbound direction. >> the closure goes from civic drive to tampico place. pg and e crews spent hours cutting through a tree that had fallen into power lines. >> this video shows the lines dangling just inches off the pavement pg and e says multiple polls had to be replaced throughout all of tuesday. traffic was we've about major it. getting any words like takes forever. now, central cairo lives near the closnre. >> he says it's impacting him almost everywhere he goes,

four's amanda hari has reaction. >> everyone at the meeting had a similar reaction to seeing the video of the arrest. shock and disgust. they say they want to make sure nothing similar ever happens here in the bay area. religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott. >> all coming together to prevent another tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay area brings us together. and when he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back policing and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his d

four's amanda hari has reaction. >> everyone at the meeting had a similar reaction to seeing the video of the arrest. shock and disgust. they say they want to make sure nothing similar ever happens here in the bay area. religious leaders, community members and even police chief bill scott. >> all coming together to prevent another tragedy. they were discussing the death of tyree nichols and what measures need to be taken to prevent police brutality in the bay area brings us together and what he calls chief scott says he condemns what happened in memphis along with shocking u.s.. there's no place for that. in this profession. nichols was pulled over on january 7th for what police say was reckless driving body camera and street lamp camera footage shows a group of officers repeatedly beating nichols as he cries for his mother. nichols died 3 days later. chief scott says this incident is impacting police departments around the country that back policing and we have to keep doing what we need to do to continue to change for the better chief. scott says he holds people accountable and his d

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that's where we find kron four's amanda hari tonight in pacifica with more on how it's looking. >> the rain is actually a little bit lighter right now than when i spoke to about an hour ago, dan and noelle earlier today, i was in half moon bay and we actually had to come here to pacific or you can see the waves behind me because in half moon bay, we couldn't get any service we believe from talking to people that storm related. one person told us she's got her electricity back after 4 days without it. >> the flags were blowing sunday evening at johnson pier and a half moon bay. people that live and work in the area say it's been a rough and windy week and a half. we've not had anything like this seriously in the time i've been here. debbie says cena has lived a pill from the pier for 33 years. she says she lost power at 04:00pm on wednesday when a large pine tree fell and took out electrical poles without water, no bathroom. >> things she and her family, including her dog, had to go to a hotel for 4 days. they finally got to go home sunday afternoon and people like fisherman, pat coyle

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> 5.50, is the time in san pablo.ice say that an animal abuse investigation uncovered a much bigger crime kron four's. justine waltman explains how animal services saved a badly beaten dog in why they say that dog actually save the community. >> turbo is doing much better now. contra costa county animal services rescued the one year-old pit bull mix from what investigators described as an abusive situation in san pablo. the living we're not humane. it was that a humane situation for the animal to be in the animal services report details someone alerted them of a video taken in a hallway at the montoya garden apartments where a man forcibly be turbo with a stick or crowbar as the dog cried out, leaving blood all over the stairs. officers had to get a warrant to enter the home and they say they found her boat in distress and in a small crate without access to food or water feces all over san pablo. police also got involved because in the home they say they uncovered 5 guns, ammunition. several stacks of cash and many ba