steven hayward will be with us until 2:00 p.m. eastern joining us throughout this entire come -- show of "in depth." gorbachev died on august 30 and what was their relationship like when they were in office and later? >> that's an extraordinary story because initially they were inclined not to like each other. reagan wrote in his diary after gorbachev took office in 1985 people tell me he's a different kind of soviet leader and reagan said i'm too to believe that however reagan has always said he hopeded some day to sit down with soviet leader and see if they could make a breakthrough. gorbachev turned out to be that person but not initially to gorbachev forou his part. reagan was a dinosaur. that was a phrase that gorbachev used. what was the age difference? >> gorbachev with 55 or 56 and -- there was 20 years difference between them. gorbachev said in the politburo meeting peacefully the creature of the capitalist class of america very orthodox marxism but they came to like each other and my perception is they came to like each

john: you are on with steven hayward. caller: after the great depression, we introduce regulation to the banks to avoid economic catastrophe. afterwards, we experienced decadent days of economic stability. when reagan came into office, he had the decision to reintroduce deregulation to the economy. what role or responsibility do you think he played to the eventually -- eventual 2008 crisis? steven: i actually think not much. one particular part, one of the big d regulations that was part of that was the changing the regulation of the savings-and-loan regulations and those crashed in late 80's, 20 years before the 2008 catastrophe. the legislation that changed the regulation of savings and loans passed in the lame-duck congress before reagan took office. that was a bipartisan fiasco, which is often the case. now, glass-steagall was the main banking regulation separating commercial banking from investment banking, the banks hated it and that wasn't repealed until bill clinton was president. the role of that in the 2,008 fin

operated neighborhood of hayward , alameda county sheriff's office.etectives arrested felony warrants suspect edward johnson for a shooting that occurred last sunday in the 18,000 block of rob scott avenue in unincorporated hayward. johnson fled the scene of the shooting and left a man with two non life threatening gunshot wounds. when confronted by detectives yesterday, they say johnson was taken into custody and woman from santa rosa have been arrested on numerous firearms narcotics charges. police say the officer pulled over a volkswagen yesterday around 1 30 in the afternoon and noticed a strong smell of marijuana. the police officer then found a loaded revolver and scale in that car. and with that information, the santa rosa police department obtained a search warrant for the driver's home. that's where they say they discovered more than £3 of suspected hallucinogenic mushrooms, ammunition, methamphetamine and additional firearms, including a fully automatic a ar 15 rifle. well the consumer product safety commission has walked back its proposal t

steven hayward will be with us until 2 p.m. eastern joining us throughout this entire conversation of "in depth." i want to talk about ronald reaganan and his relationship wh mikael gorbachev. gorbachev died on august 30th just last week and what was their relationship like when they were both in office and later? >> guest: that is an extraordinary story because they were inclined not to like each other. reagan wrote in his diary after gorbachev took office that people tell me that he's a different kind of soviet leader and reagan said i'm too cynical to believe that. however, reagan always said he hoped to someday to sit down witht a soviet leader and see f they w couldn't make a breakthrough. that's part of his confidence and other aspects and gorbachev turned out to be that person, but not initially. for his part he thought reagan was a dinosaur, that was the phrase thatt gorbachev first used. >> host: what is the difference between the two? >> guest: gorbachev was 55, 56, so 20 years almost difference between them. it didn'

steven hayward will be with us until 2:00 pm eastern joining us throughout this entire conversation of "in depth". i want to talk about ronald reagan and the relationship with mikhail gorbachev. he died on august 30th just last week. what was their relationship like when they were both in office and later? >> guest: an extraordinary story. they were inclined not to like each other. right after gorbachev took office in 1985 he wrote in his diary, people tell me he's a different kind of soviet leader. reagan set i'm too cynical to believe that. reagan always said he hoped someday to sit down with a soviet leader and see if they couldn't make a breakthrough. part of his confluence served another aspect and gorbachev turned out to be that person but not initially. gorbachev for his part thought reagan was a dinosaur. >> host: what was the age difference? >> gorbachev was 55, 56, reagan, 20 years almost. doesn't mean he was a dinosaur because he was old. gorbachev -- he said he was a creature of the capitalist class in america, very orthodox marxism. but they came to like each other. my per

now he also frequents union city and hayward. if you've seen him, please call police. and in the east bay, a middle school principal is on leave while officials investigate her role in a abuse use. ation made against another teacher. there. the lafayette school district superintendent brought attention to new report that raise questions about the san ramon valley district investigation of a teacher who was accused of misconduct against to minors. well, the superintendent says the report stated stanley middle school principal nikki chaplin hat, some knowledge of student allegations made against a teacher. he says there's no evidence a chaplain actually did anything wrong. but the report does raise some questions about how the allegations were handled. now, the district says placing chaplain on administrative leave is a standard practice while they investigate. and track their working with oakland police trying investigate a crash between a car and a train that happened early monday morning. that happened just before 6.30, right near coliseum. way and high street. we're

oakland, hayward and fremont at 57 san jose at 58.w's temperatures likely to tap into a few low 60's and a little bit more mild yet come thursday. and then again on saturday, best chances of rain thursday night into friday morning and again on sunday right now. thanks for that. we still have these accidents along 80 so. >> 80 westbound at solano avenue in richmond still have an accident and a fuel spill there. and then 80 westbound up at cherry glen road in vacaville, our other highways like highway 4 are starting to get busy pickup. we'll see any accidents there. if you're traveling along 101 right through petaluma traffic's already starting to build on this tuesday morning. 22 minutes into the city right now. maze to that fremont street exit. no accidents or hazards. the air. our san mateo bridge about 15 minutes, a 80 to 101, as a traveling across towards the peninsula. 1, 1, of the south bay. 38 minutes. 85 up towards menlo park doesn't look as bad as well to 37 traffic's pretty much moving at a limit there, late 80's inland or do

dan kerman reinlive for us tonight in hayward. meanwhile, on the peninsula crews there have been able to reopen all lanes of highway one in san mateo county after a gia boulder came crashing onto the highway. the incident was reported around 2 o'clock this afternoon. look at the size of that thing. the highway was reopened just about an hour later after crews were able to push that big rock and debris to the side of road. the slide occurred near the north portal where the bike and pedestrian paths joined the highway. fortunately, no injuries have been reported. >> well, today is giving us a break in the storms here in the bay area. the relentless rain still being tonight in the bay east bay of mudslides have forced evacuations of several areas in the berkeley hills are conference. charles clifford has more now from homeowners. >> well, here in berkeley on monday, the rain has let up that is giving people a chance to get out, assess the damage from the heavy rains over the past few days up in the berkeley hills. lot of small mudsli

big concern is a street in hayward. >> where you can see a slow failure. it's caused a side of the road there to fall into the san lorenzo creek. our kron four's rob nesbitt reports from the damaged area. >> this side of a street in hayward is closed to traffic because part of the road has a road into the creek. that flows decided just one of the many damages you'll find in alameda county, a sidewalk railing at light post was destroyed when the ground beneath it eroded during this week's downpours. representative eric swalwell getting a tour of the damage thursday afternoon. to just see it. >> in because so many of us, you know, have just rely on the local infrastructure here. >> street is a main artery that connects hayward to castro valley. one side now blocked by barricades and danger signs. one of the many damaged roads that deputy director of alameda county public works. john medlock junior is worried about. there's over 20 examples of critical failures on infrastructure. >> that we and and alameda county as rest to the 9 bay area counties use. all of

they first need to work to stabilize the creek bank to prevent another roshan reporting in hayward. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> in san mateo county highway, 92 between interstate to 80 in half, moon bay remains shut down tonight because of a huge sinkhole. the highway patrol says the sinkhole is near pulau. see this creek road. anyone going to half moon bay will have to drive on highway one to get there. the chp did not say when they think this roadway might reopen and because we are expecting more rain. caltrans is very concerned. the sinkhole could continue to grow. >> a massive tree collapsed overnights on the roof of a building in foster city. you can see the trees split in half. one half fell on the building smashing through the roof. the other half damaged a jeep in the parking lot. nobody was hurt. the building had previously been used as and islamic community center, but it's been vacant for more than a decade. santa clara county is getting ready for the next round of storms with potential flooding expected tomorrow and through the weekend. >> officials are urging all r

a lot 5.80, in hayward. if you're traveling through the maze right now, it's going to take about 25 to 30 minutes. if you're traveling from hayward into oakland darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot, state 31 and the recent mass shootings that have happened in the bay area and around the country have led to a new push for gun reform legislation now and while getting anything passed at federal level has been unsuccessful so far. >> new laws are more likely to pass here in california, especially since we have a democratic controlled legislature. east bay state senator nancy skinner co authored a bill modeled after the one passed in san jose last year. that law requires gun owners to get liability insurance for that negligent or accidental use of their guns. and skinner says what may not prevent massacres like what happened in half moon bay. it will afford recourse for gun violence. victims. >> that way each of us, if we're ever harmed by such a gun, we can recover some costs. it creates economic carter. ther

a closer look at the damage in hayward after the break.there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what if i don't want surgery? well, then you should find a hand specialist certified to offer nonsurgical treatments. what's the next step? visit findahandspecialist.com today to get started. >> in hayward, there are questions today about what's next following a mudslide that caused extensive damage over the weekend. mud and debris flow down in the city's fairview neighborhood, destroying a home and damaging others. kron four's dan kerman has details. >> it was saturday afternoon when this hillside broke free, sending water, mud and debris directly into this home on fair cliff street in hayward. >> it's pretty because it happened so within like 3, 4 minutes it took ot. have the house, your creek like cracking. >> oka

he frequents union city and hayward.you think you know where he is, police call police. >> it's 5.37. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a local business is helping shoppers who are on the hunt for eggs. why the owner says his business can save you money and the hassle. i have go to the store to get. plus a new movie is highlighting the life of jesse brown and his journey to becoming the us's air african-american aviator. and it's a cold one this morning. some of us for this and falling into the upper 20's, low 30's for most of the rest of us. >> afternoon hours bring sunshine and daytime highs sunshine and daytime highs climbing into the 50's wouldn't it be great if all valentine's day gifts were filled with peanut butter? ♪♪ well, i mean... maybe not... all of them. maybe it's just reese's that are better. (dog barking) we love our pets. all of them. but we don't always love their hair. which is why we made bounce pet hair and lint guard with three times the pet hair fighting ingredients. just one sheet helps

the navarro family says a funeral will be held from ariel next week in hayward. it was originally called a miracle. a family of 4 found alive after a harrowing crash. double slide in san mateo county. but now the driver is charged with attempted murder, but prosecutors say he deliberately drove that car all of the cliff trying to kill his wife and 2 children. dharmesh patel made his first court appearance on monday afternoon to face charges. kron four's terisa stasio has the latest on this case. >> dharmesh patel is currently being held here in san mateo county without any bail. prosecutors say that the case against him is substantial except for this. the motive, they say it is unclear why this father would allegedly trying kill off his entire family. >> eyewitness testimony, the people who are driving behind him describe for us very, very good detail about the vehicle's movements. the fact like a brake lights, san mateo district attorney steve wagstaffe revealing the evidence in the case against pasadena physician, father and husband. >> ash patel now facing 3 c

san mateo that 36 oakland at 35 hayward, san jose in concord at 39 degrees.calais still get in the upper 20's while petaluma and santa rosa below freezing. just to name a few spots that are looking at some really cold temps. now, the showers we had yesterday and moved well to the south that's left us with nothing but clear skies today. it is going to be a sunny one and that will start to help temperatures out here in short order helping temperatures to lift a bit. but we are technically under frost advisories through 09:00am for most of the bay area. a lot of the peninsula, south bay, east bay and most of the north bay. now temperatures later on will only rise into the low 50's for most spots. so that is definitely jacket where the i would keep those jackets on all day long today. it is actually the coolest day of our forecast. despite one of our sunniest days of the forecast. so you know what to do a layer up this morning, you'll be able to shed a few layers later on. but with pleasanton livermore and only at 49 today, that's still very cool. vallejo napa. 5

you see the build coming off the hayward side. the build for 101, 87, 237 all showing that traditional trend as we head towards 6:40 in the morning. typically what we see on a tuesday. >>> thank you, mike. >>> 6:41 right now and tracking the unhoused population. still ahead, the coordination count to get a better idea how many people are struggling to make it in the bay. >>> what do former presidents, vice presidents, bringing home confidential documents, no big deal. trying that one on for size. >>> good tuesday morning as you get moving and out the door in brentwood. it's a cold start. we're right now in the mid-30s. it'll dip another degree or two around sunrise. for the rest of the day, we slowly make our way towards some milder temperatures. that sunshine continues and that makes it feel better. we will continue to warm up in the near term. we'll talk about a big cooldown in the distant forecast coming up in a few minutes. >>> golden gate bridge, look at the flags flapping over here on the right. windy, obviously. we have the

mountain view, redwood city hayward and fremont in the 30's redwood city. you're one of our coldest spots on the map this morning right there on the peninsula. one of our warmest spots just up the peninsula. san francisco at 48 in the meantime, petaluma at 37 degrees. you've been saved by some winds out napa, fairfield and vallejo. right now you're in the mid 40's. blame that on those breezy conditions. you've got keeps those layer stirred up and keeps it from getting too terribly cold. races iconic. i've never been able to pronounce that. branson says a kid iconic candy hearts are getting a pop culture makeover with their new friends pack. the candy is stamped with some of the most quotable moments from the show about the 26 different phrases. how you do it. pivot on a break and lobster. the friends packs are available now in stores nationwide. for all you friends, fans among us. wow. an australian woman is now a world record holder for is our feet. no pun intended shannon mckayla has been certified by guinness world records for the farthest arrow shot usi

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san bruno and san mateo, that's passing over the bay heading towards hayward. it's going to keep it heavy in oakland, hayward, union city at least through 6:42 tonight. san jose now starting to get in on some of this action. it's been slow there to move in. you're expecting that rainfall to continue there at least for the next 30-40 minutes. by 11:30 tonight, we may see a few breaks in the action, holding on to heavier pockets overnight. a short break. don't let your guard down. tomorrow morning for the commute, more of the heavy rain is back for us. let's get over to rob with a look at that wind. >> jeff, to your point, with the faster movement of the storm, wind may be the bigger story as we deal with more tree issues and power issues. a lot of it compounding overnight. through 10:00 a.m. tomorrow morning we have a high wind warning, a higher threshold than our typical wind advisories. 20-30 miles per hour. some areas with up to 85-mile-per-hour gusts on the higher peaks of marin county. the window of the strongest wind speed should continue to accelerate bet

roads hayward have the roof. car. fans. >> one of the 2 cars damage may be a total loss. earlier this week, the tree fell from one neighbor's property on to another. it is so big track. the tenants living in the back for a few days. the kids couldn't go to school and the parents could not go to low says the tree was not dead, just neglected, which he says is not uncommon for there were due a tree maintenance, you know, there and we do it. >> it would be prevented for. well, the truth. >> the fallen >> and expects more to come down with more rain and high winds. he says now is a good time to have an expert stop by and evaluate your trees or wasn't just but they're very fortunate to be alive because in this their work, who can win when that happened, damage to property and lives spared in hayward. philippe kron. 4 news. >> saying in the east bay now the cleanup continues along niles canyon road highway. 84 still shut down in both directions. crews are on scene trying to clean up as much as they possibly can before the next round of heavy rain arrives this weekend. the mudsl

one home was destroyed and several others damaged in haywards fairview neighborhood. >> when a landslide sent mud and debris flowing down the hill over the weekend force and current reports on what's next as rain looms later in the week. >> it in the room and we just ran this woman's fair. cliff street home in hayward was destroyed saturday when the hillside behind it gave way during the storm is pretty because it happened so with like 3, 4 minutes to go out. have the house. >> your creek like cracking. okay, shape through the destroyed home was red tagged and those living nearby. >> we're told to evacuate during the think i'm in shock. well, a bit. >> we're getting through day trying to figure out a shed at the home. next door was also destroyed. >> and sunday night, the storm sent more water and debris into this home on the other side and now concerns the city isn't acting fast enough. but some little. >> sandbags. and they thought was going to hold something, you know, there was putting them randomly in spots where they thought it was going to hold. sanders. going to do anything. >> c

police in hayward are investigating the city's first homicide of the year.tigators say a man was shot and killed on park avenue near d street. it happened at about 12 45 this morning. so far, no arrests have been made. anyone with information is asked to call hayward police, francisco's largest private employer, salesforce announced it is laying off 10% of its workforce . the ceo announced those cuts in and out to employees this morning. people who are losing their jobs are also being notified. those layoffs will impact thousands of people here. it's unclear, though, how many job cuts will exactly be here in the bay area? globally salesforce has more than 70,000 employees about 10,000 of them are based in san francisco. during the pandemic, salesforce increased at staff by 30% the parent company of facebook and instagram meadow, was fined a total of $414 million by ireland's data protection commission for breaking eu privacy laws. the commission says meta unlawfully required users to consent to personalized and targeted advertisements. regulators directed me

new hayward fremont on up to san leandro is right there for you. this line of showers pushing through all across the north coast on into the bay area. now also making its impact the central coast. futurecast shows pockets of heavy rain late this morning. you'll see pockets of sunshine, interspersing that rain, which means we have the potential of thunderstorm building. don't be surprised, especially this afternoon. if you hear some rules of thunder, some heavy downpours. you know how it is. we've seen those thunderstorms before and it's definitely an active day today. we come down this evening before tomorrow. some of our heaviest of rain gets here. and along with that heaviest of rain tomorrow, risk of flooding returns. flood watches starting tomorrow morning lasting the rest of the weekend. very windy at the coast. 30, 40, even 50 miles per hour. gusts for the coast in our mountains. so it's windy. it's rainy, sound so familiar. upper 40's right now in dublin, oakland, at 54 right now, cemeteries that 55, it's not a lot changing today. as far as

quarter-mile from hayward, livermore, half-mile oakland.cey out there. the national weather service could issue a dense fog advisory. a good idea to take a little time to let it clear on out and it will take you through the morning hours. 43 and half moon bay, 45 in hayward, upper 30's in the north bay. about 45 with foggy conditions in the south bay. there is a look at salesforce. can you make it out with the low cloud deck underneath? spotty showers arriving tomorrow. we will get those breezy winds today and then behind the system, primarily in the north bay tomorrow, and not a whole lot of rain we are expecting but the cold mornings arriving as soon as monday morning and staying with us for the next couple of days. there is a look at the winds midday today,us ce of 45 miles an hour. the winds are moving faster, breezy in hayward and livermore, over 20 mile an hour winds. it will be sunny. sunday, this is a light storm, a level one on our storm impact scale. the activity will be sinking to the south of san francisco, so rainfall amounts w

hayward alameda, oakland, san mateo, all at 57. so a lot of us are really mild already and are in for a mild and dry afternoon to look forward to talking the return of rain not just tomorrow, but into the weekend. still to come raining. all right, john, thank you for that. will traffic has been busy but not weather-related busy. so. >> if you're traveling along 80 right now down towards milpitas is going to take you. 48 to 50 minutes traveling through 8.80, heading up from hayward in 2 of the city right now. it's going to take you about 25 minutes traveling about either west bound 5.80, or 8.80, this morning. so keep that in mind. if you are traveling 17 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. let's check on our san mateo bridge. 80 to 1, 0, one. 16 minutes. visibility has improved out there whole lot today, a richmond center fell bridge tolls to 1, one about 7 minutes. let's check on the south bay and the peninsula. so traveling up 1, 0, 1, 48 minutes. 85 up towards menlo park. 2.80, a little lighter. and then 82 definitely much

season and a long-term plan will follow reporting from hayward gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> u haul is lending a helping hand to those impacted by the recent storms. the company says can participating. stores are offering 30 days of free storage to fremont store locations are participating in the company's disaster relief program. residents can use self storage and you box containers for 30 days for free. the company says the program is an effort to help residents who have sustained flood damage and need assistance in the recovery process. >> and we saw several feet of snowfall during our long holiday. martin luther king junior day weekend with more snow heading our way by wednesday afternoon. more my full forecast in your full see full forecast in your full see our outlook after the break. [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help. and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more

. >> in hayward, there are questions about what's next after a landslide there caused extensive damage over the weekend. mud and debris flow down into the city's fairview neighborhood, destroying one home and damaging other homes. for dan kerman. reports on that. >> it was saturday afternoon when this hillside broke free, sending water, mud and debris directly into this home, unfair cliff street in hayward. >> it's pretty because it happened so quick within like 3, 4 minutes, it took about half of the house. your creek like cracking. >> okay. shape through the yed home was red tagged and those living nearby, we're told to evacuate during the i think i'm in shock. well, a bit. >> we're getting through day trying to figure out a shed at the home. next door was also destroyed. >> and sunday night, the storm sent more water and debris into this home on the other side and now concerns the city isn't acting fast enough. but some little. >> sandbags. and they thought was going to hold something, you know, there was putting on randomly in spots where they thought it was going to hold. sanders

and there's a big concern and cleanup necessary on a street hayward. look at this. the side of the road fell into san lorenzo creek, the street, a main artery that connects hayward to castro valley. so that's a problem now is barricaded there. danger signs up and got a lot of work to do sidewalk. really light post all destroyed when the ground underneath eroded and the heavy downpours. repretentative eric swalwell get out there in person and toured the damage yesterday. here's what he has to say. >> to just see it in because so many of us, you know, have just rely on the local infrastructure here. >> there's over 20 examples of critical failures on infrastructure that we and in alameda county as rest to the 9 bay area counties use. >> now all this damage this is going to cost about 52 million dollars to repair. and swalwell says he's asking the state to reimburse the county. they can actually start to work yet until the conditions are better. and if we look at the forecast, that means maybe midweek next week would be of a break. that might be substantial enough to g

hayward, 6.82 signal as well. traffic building traveling through the maze 8, 85, 80 take about 25 minutes traveling from hayward into oakland. and if you're traveling from san jose's, 85 into menlo park about 60 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks, jenna. >> this morning we begin our special coverage honoring black history. our theme for the rest of this month. and next is sharing our stories today. we explore ebony and jet magazines which are iconic publications for black people in the 20th century. they told the stories of communities of color and much through pictures. yeah. and now those photos are getting new life donna terrell to explain how. >> through a camera lens that you 85 year-old roy lewis produces images and has time to create sculpture. painting. but a photographer we only have seconds. it's a second. and with each second a story is told this is called line the line is and the cook. but i tell people that i write with pitches in 1956, lewis begin working here. johnson publishing company, j pc

season and a long-term plan will follow reporting from hayward gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> 707. and in the state, dozens of dogs are safe now after being rescued from a house fire in the east bay. this fire was tuesday morning and martinez and it took about 50 firefighters to put out the fire and get all the animals out. how many animal, 70 mostly dogs, 70 animals. they've never seen anything like this before. not the neighbors, not the firefighters. it was pretty amazing. look at all the dogs. >> i just dogs flying out of the house fire department. everybody was trying to help out. so at first i thought it was only like 10 dogs. but with the shelter. >> can you imagine it wasn't a shelter? it turns out it was dogs from a commercial breeder and they have been transferred over contra costa county animal services checked it out and they say that the dogs are only in martinez temporarily. and so they don't think there's a problem with that actually came from southern california from a breeder that's in good, active standing and the dogs are in good shape, which is amazing. thanks t

about 25 minutes 6.80, through san ramon hayward. if you're traveling along 5.80, to 2.38, you see things start to delay here and traveling 5, 88 80 into the city right now. you're moving at the limit. darya james, back to you. >> thank you very much. 7.19, the time and for your money this morning, a new pilot contracts could drive up costs at u.s.. airlines and apartment rents are starting to fall. we've got jane king live the nasdaq to explain morning jane. >> hi, james. good morning. yes, good news for renters apartment. rent prices fell 1.4% month over month of december. not a big drop, but annual rate, 12%. now the national median rent, in fact, off for 4 straight month in december, an overall prices are down 3% since august. the housing market is expected to continue cooling in the coming months so we could see those rent prices ease even more. pilots are negotiating new contracts with the airlines right now. that could mean higher ticket prices down the road. some airlines had to bumper contracts in bonuses to the pilots. of c

we in the city of hayward, i was a former hayward city council member, we have planned apparent hood in the city. there is protest in front of the planned parenthood weekly. why? in the heart of the bay area we should not see this and we like to say these issues and problems are somewhere else. they are in our backyard. if we continue to allow them to speak more then us, to be at the table more then us and these individuals destroying our rights, toppling our progress, we have a problem and so the work isn't done, and i really want to thank the san francisco leadership, the department of women and children and director kimber ellis just to take a stand on this in particular. no other city has done that so i want to thank mayor breed and director ellis for your leadership and i want to highlight the importance of us coming together and consistantsly raising our voices and we are united together and stronger together and i really appreciate being here. thank you. [applause] >> so, before we have san francisco district attorney brook jenkins come up i are did want to share sh oof the di

at a plant in hayward. this is about getting things back to normal as quickly as we can from roads to airports, transportation secretary pete buddha judge promising a wide range of improvements coming up tonight on ktvu news at 6 30 how he says the bay area stands to benefit had another member of the california congressional delegation throws his hat into the ring, hoping to take senator dianne feinstein seat by congressman adam schiff says he is the right person to represent the state and the 49ers back on the practice field today as they prepare for the nfc championship. game jason appelbaum as the niners take on being just one win away from the super bowl tonight was on the cemetery coast say that farmworkers in half moon bay are living in cramped and challenging conditions as the investigation into monday's deadly shootings continues. others say the asian victims have been struggling to find assistance group chinese for affirmative action has now set up a go fund me account to help community groups are

and in the east bay, dramatic new video from a hayward residents.mera appears to show a woman being kidnapped. good news is she's fine. she's been found. but viewers may still find these images. difficult to watch. so let's roll it now. explain what's happening in this video. you can see a woman there by the edge of a car apparently having a conversation with the driver when he reaches over, grabbed her and there he is, pulling are in and then starts to pull away. you can see the car driving around the corner. but then he stops and gives the woman an opportunity to sit in the chair properly. the seat. but then at that point he reaches across grabs the door. you can see slams it shut drives off. now, witness shared this video with police who then used the license plate that they were able to read to track down the suspects car, they say was about an hour afterwards that they found that vehicle parked outside of a home with the suspect and the missing woman inside. he was taken into custody. no word on a possible motive or whether the suspect and the

and the cleanup continues in the fairview neighborhood of hayward. there was a landslide. their cause, a lot of damage over the weekend as kron four's gayle ong reports. some residents are trying to actually fix the problem themselves. >> tuesday afternoon, a geologist along with the hayward fire department and a city engineers surveyed the damage on fair cliff street. and for the weekend, heavy rain triggered a mudslide that destroyed one home and damaged others. the house's red tag. they're not there. >> and russian bill, psaki's home. he spent the day cleaning up and i've talked to so many people. i can't keep them straight. this restoration company. the guy didn't special before >> meantime, some residents concerned the city not acting fast took matters into their own hands and installed a new pipe to divert water back to the sewer line. >> it's understandable, right? he would. fire department is leading response. deputy fire chief rick bowmer caution safety right now, the hillside and especially in the >> the area where the flow came from is is not stable and it's not

. >> the cleanup is continuing in hayward after a landslide caused extensive damage over the weekend. people who live there are now being critical of the city's response. time to fix this issue. so some people in the fairview neighborhood are trying to fix the problem themselves. kron four's gayle ong shows us how. >> tuesday afternoon, a geologist along with the hayward fire department in a city engineers surveyed the damage on fair cliff street. and for the weekend, heavy rain triggered a mudslide that destroyed one home and damaged others. the house's red they're not there. >> and russian bill, psaki's home. he spent the day cleaning up and i've talked to so many people. i can't keep them straight. this restoration company. the didn't for >> meantime, some residents concerned the city not acting fast enough took matters into their own hands and installed a new high today earth water back to the sewer line. >> it's understandable, right? he would. fire department is leading response. deputy fire chief rick bowmer caution safety right now, the hillside and especially in the >> the ar

one home was destroyed and several others damaged in haywards fairview neighborhood. >> when a landslidet mud and debris flowing down the hill over the weekend force and current reports on what's next as rain looms later in the week. >> it in the room and we just ran this woman's fair. cliff street home in hayward was destroyed saturday when the hillside behind it gave way during the storm is pretty

mountain view, redwood city hayward and fremont in the 30's currently conquered at 35 degrees petaluma at 37 winds are actually helping to moderate temperatures a bit in spots like santa rosa, fairfield and vallejo. keeping those areas in the 40's wake-up planner latlr today. daytime highs eventually reach mostly the low 50's but a few mid 50's in there. i'm going to be talking everything you need to know not just for today, but for the weekend as well. all still to come getting a look at our bridges bay bridge. sure does look good. we've got a 7 minute drive from the mesa, fremont street, san mateo 13 minutes for you. looking at the richmond center fell 8 minutes to get you across nobody on it. but you and the golden gate bridge, 20 minutes. your typical commute time from novato to the toll plaza. our top story this morning, oakland's police chief put on paid administrative leave after report reveals the department mishandled 2 incidents of misconduct. the report says those 2 incidents involved. one officer kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with the civil rights attorney who has been working

but with more storms on the way, they expect more of the same. >> reporter: reporting live in hayward, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> our weather coverage will continue throughout the newscast. coming up at 5:30, how some people in the south bay are cleaning up on this dry day and how they're gearing up for the next punch of weather. still to come, president biden finding himself at the center of a growing controversy surrounding classified documents found at his home. the action now taken to determine if there was any criminal wrongdoing. >>> and three more storms on the way. my upda >>> a special council will investigate president biden's handling of classified documents as he left the vice presidency. this comes after more classified material was uncovered at his home in delaware. now the first batch of documents was discovered beforeelections. the public is only learning about it this week. alice barr has the latest from washington. >> reporter: an independent special counsel is investigating president biden's special handling of classified documents as he was leaving the vi

and farther east and south, down in san leandro and castro valley to 580 and 882 alameda down to hayward. heavy downpours going across the bay a little bit over to mountain view and sunnyvale and parts of palo alto, heavy downpours occurring so it should not be surprising a flood watch remains in effect for the entire bay area. this is still a level to storm so this evening expect periods of heavy rain but tapering off later this evening widespread local flooding will remain because of all the rain that has already fallen, shallow landslides possible, after 6 p.m. maybe 7 p.m. we expect this rainfall event to be over but its impacts will still be with us and more on that later. >> now to widespread impact of all that rain. so much so it put lives at risk in forcing emergency crews to rescue people from floodwaters using kayaks to in danville. abc 7 news reporter spoke with a number of families that needed help today, talk about dramatic. >> good evening, i gre danville and i have never seen anything like this before. the rain has been coming down hard, it has subsided quite a bit but to

and from there, the city of hayward will execute an emergency mitigation plan to get through the rainy season and a long-term plan will follow reporting from hayward gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> the city of san francisco is offering relief grants to small businesses dealing with flood damage. the city says it will give money to businesses damaged between december 27th up to now the city says that small businesses in flood zones are eligible for up to $5,000. and those outside of those flood zones can get up to $2000. businesses experiencing damage from wind and power outages are not eligible the applications open on friday and close on february 10th. you can find more information including eligibility on the city's website. city officials also say they are working on a storm relief fund for artists and arts organizations. and u haul is lending a hand to those impacted by the recent storms. the company saying 10 stores are offering 30 days of free storage among them to fremont store locations. what is that south grimmer boulevard near fremont boulevard. the other location is at 4, 8, 3, 3

oak ward, hayward, pleasanton, antioch, brentwood for the next 40 minutes. you can see the intensity of that rain, san francisco, woodside really should not be out in this kind of rain. it's coming down so hard along with that wind. it's going to take that visibility down for you. hunker down here at least for the next couple hours, picking up in fremont by 5:35. over to dresser at 5:45. san jose we saw some rain this morning, but it's knocking on your door. look at the rain starting to move into the santa krus mountains. the timeline through tonight will start to see that rain continue here from 8:00 to about 11:30. then we'll get a little bit of a break. you can see it overnight at 3:00 in the morning. here we go again, more heavy rainfall by 5:30 in the morning tomorrow. because of the heavy downpours, we continue to remain under a flood watch here for all of the bay area. dangerous creeks and rivers also going up extremely high. wind gusts 20-60 miles per hour tonight, increasing that landslide potential and also that heavy sierra snow may continue to cl

now, the street is a main artery that connects hayward to castro valley. one side is now blocked by barricades and a danger sign a sidewalk. really a light post was destroyed when the ground beneath it. the rowlett during this week's downpour representative eric swalwell toward that damage on thursday afternoon. all right. we'll the oakland zoo is expected to stay closed at least until next month this large sinkhole the zoo, it said they initially would open next tuesday. let's go to that story. but now has announced that sinkhole repair has been delayed. zoo has been closed since new year's day. and officials say all the animals are safe. they're being cared for. and the zoo leaders say they're going to be announcing plans to extend glow ferrari and the next few weeks. well, the recent taken the lives of at least 16 people across the state. now you have president joe biden, green lighting an emergency declaration in california allowing the state to get help from the coast guard and army corps of engineers. we talked to an official from fema on thursday. s

heavy rain san francisco and daly city off into oakland, hayward, pleasanton as well. off to the south, we haven't seen a whole lot in san jose towards livermore, but all this will be pushing your way as we roll through the next hour. i showed you this earlier, but in case you missed it, i wanted to make sure anyone that knows anyone that lives up here near the russian river in guerneville, it's expected to reach flood stage, 35 feet thursday and friday. sunday and monday the chance here of 40-foot rise on that river -- reaching up to 40 feet which would be considered major flood potential. a lot of folks up there, you are used to it when we get storms back to back. you have to make plans for potentially major flooding as we head into sunday and also monday's forecast because, again, this is kind of a marathon we're in, not a sprint. once we get past this storm system, we get a break on friday. second one saturday and sunday. potentially a third one by next monday and tuesday. so it's going to be this on-again, off-again pattern where we're continuing to track the wind

fremont and we have some slowdowns on 8 80 hayward.bridges look pretty good, including that say , mateo bridge or on 5 80 yesterday we had that very tough commute today, much better from livermore, dublin and into castro valley. what about today's weather? let's go to rosemary oroczo. sal i've got my eye here on this beautiful sunrise. good morning to you a happy friday. we are looking at nice weather for the weekend. dry weather for the weekend and beyond. look here over the oakland estuary and the official sunrise right around 7 22. isn't that gorgeous? dave reminds me of golden state warriors a gold there. we are looking at again a cool start to the day, but we're not quite as cold as anticipated . it has to do with that wind out there this morning. mount st helena is reporting. 55 mph, unfortunately lost that reading from anti abu but monty able also reporting 45 to 55 mph and ended the hills of oakland hills . we've got 20 to 30 mph reported there so with that the national weather service canceled the freeze warning for today do e

this is dramatic video of a dock floating down a raging river and hayward. it happened over the weekend in doncaster regional park. just one of the many examples of the power that this past storm health. >> that's something you can stay connected with. kron 4 for the latest weather conditions as we get through these storms going through northern california will be taken to our weather page where you can find current conditions. the radar of the 7 day forecast and much more. >> a family of 4 survived a scary crash on highway one right near double slide, 2 adults and 2 children had to be rescued after their car went off the road and rolled nearly 300 feet down the side of the cliff. the youngest was just 4 years old. kron four's rob nesbitt reports from the scene. you can see doubles bunker behind me, a popular tourist spot. but this is also a dangerous spot for drivers today, a family of 4 found themselves at the bottom of the steep cliff. >> rescuers received the call around 10:20am, of a car at the bottom of devil's slide by highway one between pacifica, on

. >> in hayward, a centuries-old oak tree fell on top of a home and cars kron four's philippe to go says it is the kind of job keeping arborists on the run. >> from the dirt and breaking through concrete and oversaturated yet relatively healthy year-old oak tree falls from one neighbor's property on to another neighbor's home in residents of the house. >> or like down for a couple of days, they couldn't get out. and, you know, the kids go to school. so this is is one of the and make that we have to put up. >> everything the day right now. >> theresa, this is david gallo says the downed tree on hampton road. so earlier this week after the weekend storms it broke through a fence and 2 cars super especially in the storm and storm. a tree partially fell on this family's roof. they were cooking a meal at the time. >> but fortunately, no one was hurt when you to it in water. >> because we we we we have learned a lot too. >> gallo says this could have been avoided. preventative measures were taken with some of the get prepared you treat expert. >> you know, if they were 3 expert and carol, the

he frequents union city and hayward. if you have any information that can help find eduardo, you're asked to contact police. amtrak is working with oakland police to investigate a crash between a car at a train from earlier this morning. it happened just before 6.30. >> you're coliseum way and high street. this is citizens video of the scene. the driver of the car is now in the hospital being treated for injuries. there were no injuries to passengers. are crews on board the train. the train was traveling from sacramento to san jose and was delayed by about 2 hours at the time. but it's now back in service. all right. well, we have to talk about it. a rough monday for niner that's understating it. we have an update on properties injury. >> and how long he could be out. and we have an update on the sinkhole that led to the closure of the oakland zoo and how soon you might be able to visit and an update from central california on the gruesome killings of 6 people, including a 10 month old. >> developing news out of central

their arrests were the result of a months long investigation by officers from san leandro hayward, oakland, berkeley and alameda, unincorporated lafayette, a family's backyard. guard is slowly crumbling away right into a creek, putting their home at risk. as ktvu cristina rendon reports. the family is tied up in a lawsuit against contra costa county over who is responsible for the creek. it was really just sort of a nice little natural watercourse that you know, we enjoyed seasonally can only watch as the creek behind his home keeps getting wider, eroding his property line . he lives near brookwood park in unincorporated lafayette. this is really where the problem is. sort of started is there was failed spillway here in the creek says that failed spillway cost concrete to fall and block the flow of water, creating a scour hole documented in these pictures from 2017. year after year, it gets worse. we lost a lot of our fans, and we lost a lot of land here when we bought the house, i mean, you could step across the creek, but january storms were the tipping point. their backyard is washing a

hayward, alameda and oakland, the 2 mile the city's out there right now. 51 degrees and we're tracking mid 40's already for those of you in the north bay, which is just an indicator of how chilly it's going to get tonight. fortunately, no frost advisories are freeze warnings that arrives sunday night through monday morning. so plan ahead. >> gusty winds with that weak storm that's going to sweep through the bay area sunday afternoon through monday afternoon. calm conditions out there right now. but our north bay valleys and mountains could see wind speeds upwards of 50 miles per hour or less because of this week's storm. going to bring us light, scattered showers and even some mountain snow more. my full forecast in just a few minutes stand. well, back to you. all abrasive, thanks a lot. the forty-niners are hosting watch parties for sunday's game. >> one of those is planned at the crossing. any scott in san francisco, the other in san jose at san pedro, social and downtown. both parties are kicking off just an hour before the game. in daly city forty-niners fans are getting game day r