investigators say they found bodies and human remains in a warehouse in hayward. the alameda county coroner's bureau said six bodies and 154 cremated remains were found inside. they've been linked to oceanview cremations in hayward, a funeral home that's s since 2018. our juliette goodrich has been investigating and has the story for us tonight. >> reporter: we went out to oceanview cremations in hayward earlier this week when we first learned of the allegations. it was a closed-up office building on mission boulevard, drapes shut, no sign outside. the owner, robert smith sr., nowhere on the premises. in a 26-page complaint, oceanview cremation was prohibited from operating without a license, but the complaint went further than that. the business continued operations and kept remains in an unauthorized hayward warehouse. so the complaint talks about how the business moved from one office to another just right next door, but that's not the main issue. what it comes down to for family members is where are their death certificates? they don't have their questions ans

also hayward lifting back over to a random aragua.that's pretty intense rain right there, and it can stack up fast. this cold core upper low is going to give us united probably thunderstorms. hail i would not be surprised by funnel clouds at all. so walking in the rain. just make sure it's not a thunderstorm. cold damp, breezy off and on rain, some of it. heavy thunderstorms. hail low snow levels. rainbow weather as we like to say here very cool for us fifties. okay sal, where would you like to begin on a bridge on the golden gate bridge. steve that's a good call right there because we see traffic moving well, coming in from southern marin to san francisco, but it has been raining, just as steve said in san francisco, and it's moving to the east bay and we can see that some of these commutes are drier than others, and it changes almost minute by minute. bay bridge. regular backup peninsula had a bunch of rain earlier san mateo bridge still wet and the south bay is not escaping any of this, but we don't have a lot of significant crashe

hayward.y say they recovered stolen property, including credit cards. we are working to see opd show up where they need to show up, and for those who are perpetrating a crime for them to know that they are being watched that they are being seen and that there are these increased efforts to identify them. now, the alameda county d. a s office is reviewing the cases before deciding if charges will be fine. dozens of families in oakland were forced out of their homes because of extensive flood damage at an apartment building. yesterday's heavy rain was reminiscent of disaster days at coliseum connections, apartments. the damage was caused after the new year's eve storm that drenched the bay area. it's estimated $2 million are needed for repairs to the electrical system, the elevator and the fire alarms. we're now learning repairs to the building could take another two months. i'm at my breaking point, like mentally dealing with living in a hotel for three months and my kids are not having like th

and hayward , evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. area radio host jeffrey vandergriff, better known as jv , has died. san francisco authorities say they recovered his body from the water just off pier 39 ktvu is christian captain spoke to listeners today about how they say jv affected their lives outside the wild 94 9 studios in the i heart radio building the memorial to beloved morning host jv continues to grow. inside jeffrey vandegrift co hosts updated listeners with the news that his body had been found, adding to the sorrow they had already been enduring since his disappearance a month ago. with this news coming out today, it's like you you feel the same way all over again chapter that none of us were ready to close. no. and we're like being forced to and i still don't want to. um so again if you're just tuning in breaking news, the body that was found at pier 39 in san francisco late yesterday afternoon confirmed this morning to be jv 94 9 also sharing a message on social media tweeting quote. we are devastated to know that jv

. >>> we have an update on the disturbing discovery at a hayward warehouse. investigators found cremated remains of more than 150 people, as well as six bodies. it all has to do with the cremation business who lost its license in 2018, but continued working. the details now, including complaints from families who have been searching for answers. >> six bodies and 154 remains, that's how many deceased loved ones were found in this hayward warehouse. now the alameda county says there working to reunite remains with families in 15 counties. >> some families pay to have their loved ones, the remains scattered at sea and that did not happen. >> the warehouse linked to oceanview cremations. the bazaar investigation started after several complaints from customers to the california cemetery and funeral bureau, yelp reviews accuse the company waiting months to creamy bodies, holding ashes for years and refusing to return customer calls. according to the bureau, one customer got the wrong remains. >> if they did business with oceanview between 2013 and 2021, it is like

my name is sophie hayward, legislative and public affairs director, office of the city administrator.. thank you very much for inviting me to join you today, i'm here to speak about the guidelines and the requirements recommended to the public hearings now that the mayor's disability council relate to covid 19 has sunset. and in starting give you a road map of what i'm be presenting today and you'll see all the slides on the screen. next slide, please. or until i - >> okay. >> first, i'll go over quickly background information how we get here. and i will touch briefly on the - that we have to follow when it comes to conducting public hearings and touch on guidance issues been by the mayor and including the minimum baseline requirement that is for the technology and note that the (microphone feedback) applies to all of you commissioners and members of policy body and specific guidance provided to members of the public how to participate in the meetings remotely and finally check in to let you, you know, and when i finish for this large overview united kingdom to director nicole bohn an

san jose campbell, over to cupertino each at 58 degrees, hayward and fremont at 57 oakland. also at 57 for your daytime high today, pittsburgh, the nation vallejo, each of 58, antioch, up to vacaville over to napa. all at 59 degrees. let's get you a look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures will be right around the same as today. skies will be a little bit clear and we are in the for that dry trend friday saturday and sunday. nicely time there. tuesday and wednesday rain. all right, john, thanks for that. let's check on those bridges on a dry morning. >> 8 min right traveling into the city this morning. if you're taking the san mateo bridge, it's going to take you a little under 12 minutes. if you are going to be traveling there. a richmond center fell bridge about 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 37 minutes under 20 minutes. all right. we'll take a live look at sfo this morning as the faa urging airlines step up surveillance at airports after a recent string of close calls on the runway agencies asking carriers too review a checklist of procedures. there h

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hayward's to 38 factor in that on your morning. drive. and if you're taking bart 20 minute delay, that's on the various a line, right, just between bayfair in hayward. so that small section of the bart darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain at 7.31. for your health this morning. the cdc is warning about the spread of >> shigella. it's a bacteria that causes stomach problems. it can be pretty serious and severe. we talked with an infectious disease expert about how the specter is also becoming. >> antibiotic antibiotic resistant kron four's rob nesbitt has details. >> shigella infections are not new in our most common among young children. but the cdc says last year about 5% of infections were strong enough to resist treatment. doctor peter chin hong from ucsf says the concern is that the resistance will continue to trend upward going from 0. >> and 2015, 2.4% in 2019 and during the pandemic and then lost all of a sudden, it's 5% of cases where. no drugs that's kind frightening to me. the symptoms of shigella include diarrhea, fe

the powerful water eroded part of a street in hayward. constantino hopes it doesn't get that way again, we survived the first one. i think a pretty safe on this one. >> thursday's rain also making for a slick commute as people try dodging raindrops on foot. >> i love it, but i'm kind of over it's rain that's needed. but this year's atmospheric rivers have come at a cost. >> troubled crow canyon road has suffered through mud slides and other storm damage this year. jeff, her gun and has been shoveling out colbert's to keep water and mud from overtaking the road and dumping it onto his property. the roads get overwhelmed pretty easily with the big downpours. so i've just been coming out here every day trying to clean the culverts. he's happy to have the rain, but the amount has presented its challenges. i mean, we've been praying for and for a long time as the saying goes. >> so got to have it. but also wish it just didn't come all at once. >> in castro valley, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> well, in kron 4, sarah stinson also keeping an eye ou

berkeley, oakland, san leandro, hayward, also people there in the dark right now. we do a big cluster right here in newark. there's almost 500 to 5,000 customers without power. right now in that section will come back here to the peninsula because that's where the section that the utility company was most concerned about. so even in san francisco, daly city, south san francisco, pacifica, san bruno, burlingame, lots of people without power right now, san carlos as well, even in east palo alto and going down to cupertino. just quickly, i know this is not technically our viewing area, but we do have a significant power outage right now. this is in the pebble monterrey area. there's almost 5,000 plus customers without power in that section. now pg e is not saying exactly yet when the power will be coming back on. >> hours out a day or more. that's really challenging. we understand that's incredibly inconvenient. and also a potentially becomes dangerous as those as those outages, a length. and so we want to do everything we can to coordinate with local agencies. >> the

it happened at about seven this morning on the hayward side of the span. crews managed to rescue the driver who was not hurt and then pull the vintage sedan out of the water. chp says the car went down and embankment and took out 50 ft of a chain link fence. two lanes of traffic on the bridge war shut down, causing a traffic backup this morning. the national vietnam war veterans day event was held today in alameda, honoring those who served in the war. very simple. the event at the uss hornet featured a performance of the star spangled banner from the ladies first choir of concord high school. the featured guests the flying tigers flight attendants who helped the troop and supply transport flights during the war , the memorial squadron conducted a flyover to mark the special event. this is something that they need. more people need to come to it and see it and talk and keep it alive. the day's festivities also included a service ending in a wreath toss off the ship honoring those who have lost their lives. this was an observation of national vietnam war ve

she lives in an apartment complex in hayward. that's now a soggy mess. anil time roof repaired during the recent storms has flooded many units. drew's is worried that she'll be stranded earlier today, the elevator went out. so because of that, there's no way for me to get downstairs. i don't walk. her husband, randall showed us the extent of the damage inside the complex on garron avenue near mission boulevard. the rain is coming through the roof. flooding down into a lot of apartments. some of the sheetrock is falling in water is on the side. like a waterfall. there's water dripping from light fixtures and oozing from the ceiling buckets, bins and even pots and pans being used to collect water workers from a restoration company were busy cleaning up. randall drew says tenants have been encouraged to go to shelters or hotels and keep receipts. i don't have the money to go to a hotel or to put my stuff in storage. fortunately minus dry. but the roof is falling in other apartments. luckily their unit is dry. others are most certainly not holes in the ceili

oakland at 56 hayward and san francisco at 55 today.er on in this forecast, temperatures do cool down again and showers do increase starting this weekend lasting through next week. right here. >> thank you for that. will hit the roads today. maybe traveling along 101. it's going take you about 27 minutes. 85 up towards menlo park. 2, 80 82 to 37. we're moving up the limit. but again, it's still early and there's no rain out there. 8 minutes mace to that fremont street exit, our san mateo bridge about 12 minutes. a 80 to 101. if you're traveling along 8.80, today, stanley intial down towards to 37 about 20 minutes 6.80, moving nicely, 5.80, through hayward, san ramon along 6.80, all still at the limit and cracking down towards the maze. it's going to take 15 minutes on this wednesday morning. darya. james, back to you. thank you, anna. ok, happening today, the supreme court is going to continue hearing cases regarding president biden's student loan forgiveness plan during a day. one of this, a handful of republican dominated state seemed

and san rafael measuring over two inches of rainfall and napa had a little over an inch, and haywardhad over an inch of rainfall there. just a little west in san josÉ, some of our valleys had rainfall totals anywhere from half an inch of rain to about three quarters of an inch of rain and more for the hills. we are seeing the storm system winding down, but there are a couple lingering showers that will move through for the next couple of hours. we are also seeing all of the rain, the thunderstorms as well as the low elevation snow continuing to move away. it's still going to be a chilly day. we are going to see high temperatures reach the upper 50s and 60 degrees for san josÉ, and that's the one or two spots -- maybe fairfield reaching 62 degrees, and most in the 50s for today. tomorrow morning, another chilly one as our morning temperatures start at 46 in san mateo. long-range forecast, we're still seeing scattered showers in the forecast. not a total washout but looks like it's looking a little drier, but also as we look out at the extended forecast to see when we will be warming u

the business continued its operations and kept remains in an unauthorized hayward warehouse. so the complaint talks about how the business moved from one office to another, just right next door. but that's not the main issue. what it comes down to for family members is where are their death certificates? they don't have their questions answered, and they'd like to know where their loved ones are. family members were led to believe the owner, robert smith sr. cremated or scattered their loved ones' remains at sea as requested. >> in this area, this is a first for, -- you know, for us. it's disturbing, and hopefully we won't see anything like this again. >> reporter: lieutenant ty madeste is with the alameda county sheriff's office. how many people have been affected, how many loved ones? >> well, i mean, when you think about it, we had six decedents and then 154cremains. that's a lot of people. we are talking about over 15 counties with the larger portion of them, 64 being in alameda county. so that's a widespread, you know, -- that's a widespread issue. there are a number of

three of the men are from hayward, oakland. police searched two locations there and two in oakland and recovered stolen property, including credit cards. we are working to see opd show up where they need to show up and for those who are perpetrating a crime for them to know that they are being watched that they are being seen and that there are these increased efforts to identify them. the alameda county d. a s office is reviewing the cases before deciding if charges will be filed turned out 708. caltrans crews are going to be busy and those gatto's removing fallen and leaning trees after the storms highway 17 between blossom hill road and summit road in los gatos will be closed this morning. the lanes won't reopen until april, 14th. if you plan to drive through that area , expect traffic delays today is also major league baseball's opening day. the giants and the a's will start the season playing on opposing coasts. the aids will be home hosting the l . a angels and guides. faqs flew over the colosseum in oakland field was get

i heard that hayward, along with somebody else i know, is having a birthday today. hayward has their 147th birthday celebration today. i believe it starts at 11:00 a.m. you're in the clear until then. bring another layer and umbrella to keep you safe from the spotty showers that we will see later this afternoon. i know it's the weekend, lots going on, but we do remain under this flood watch for the bay area. look at that, entire bay area wide, we have this with us through tomorrow morning. even though we're not getting heavy downpours today, we could see the localized runoff where the storm drains haven't been cleared. i'll be keeping an eye on those creeks an streams. a couple that are keeping my attention, of course, the russian river in guerneville and a couple in the south bay like the san lorenzo river, and the baja river is having issues because of that levee breach. turn around, don't drown. you saw what happened to that fedex truck. you don't want to make it halfway and run into heavier issues. be careful of that. i don't want to say the weekend, the next co

the worker was arrested at the store in hayward and then booked for organized retail crime and other charges, also in the east bay 28 year old alexander medrano has been charged by the con d, a wia deadly weapon on an officer. possession of stolen property and auto theft. richmond police had stopped a box truck driven by medrano on tuesday night. in the area of esplanade and schooner drives. officers say the suspect backed up the stolen truck into a richmond police car. they say he rammed it, pushing it backwards while the officer was still inside. officers were eventually able to arrest medrano, the officer in the patrol vehicle was not her. an uphill battle for some businesses along the peninsula, the power outages that show no signs of stopping. also, more damage is emerging in the east bay following tuesday's big storms spring already leaving its mark on the bay area and giants opening day, right around the corner, what's new at oracle park this season? "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to

california, march 17th and 18th airport home appliances warehouse in hayward, because you deserve better. abc seven building a better bay area. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc seven news. hi there. i'm kristin z. you're watching getting answers on abc seven every day, we talked with experts about issues important to the bay area, and we get answers for you in real time. today we're gonna talk about whether san francisco is, in fact, coming back in terms of the small businesses. well, the answer really depends on which neighborhood you're looking at. we're going to talk to our partner, the san francisco standard and break it all down for you. also what a dramatic turn of events in our drought picture. however all that snow and rain does come with some problems, and for that tahoe area, that means telling people not to come, but that's their bread and butter tourism, so we'll talk more with folks from south lake tahoe about that as well. but in the meantime, today is the three year anniversary to the day, the bay area leaders announced a lockdown,

if you're heading from hayward into oakland or san leandro this morning around 29 minutes there. crockett out towards the maze. 23 minutes to make that and look at highway 4 looking great. 15 minutes, antioch, into conquered darya. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. time now, 9.18, time to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black and rob, looking at the markets this morning. i know the dow is off quite a bit in all likelihood probably has a lot to do with lia comments that chairman jerome powell had earlier this morning. i want to delve into that more detail here in a minute. so just give your top line on that. i know we've been talking this morning as well with the lots of news to chew on where you want to start. i'll give you the financial first and you mentioned the down market and i want to caution, people say it's not really down this year. it sideways. >> we're going nowhere fast. we're waiting for inflation, dropping its not going to happen fast. that's what your own house telling congress and semi-annual testimony from got

you can see 6.80, your bright green hayward along 5.80, 85, 80 traveling from hayward up towards oakland's. going to take a little to no time rocking out towards the maze. about 17 minutes and the richmond, sandra fell bridge about a 7 minute ride. are you, james, back to you. thank you. 5.19 governor newsom has tested positive for covid. >> the governor is exhibiting mild symptoms. his office says he'll be self isolating for at least 5 days. his office confirms his four-day tour that he plans to do across california is still a go. he had planned to do that instead of a state of the state address. it's scheduled to start next thursday. so that does >> well, following the kidnapping of 4 americans in mexico that ended with 2 americans murdered with republican lawmakers in washington. now looking to pass a bill to designate mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations are washington, d.c., correspondent alexandra le mon is live now with the latest on this. alex, good morning. >> deiah james, good morning. senator lindsey graham is leading this effort to try to classify mexican drug cartel

another spot shower moving across the bay over toward oakland and hayward. that will continue to move off to the east in the next 30 minutes. the rain hit or miss and that's what we'll see as we go throughout the rest of the day. it may rain for a few minutes and then stop and then rain again. for our commute in antioch, at least it starts out dry. it's just very cold as our temperatures are now in the upper 30s, only reaching into the low 50s for today, and off and on rain continues in the forecast, even into this afternoon. we're watching all of that. >>> mike, you've been trying to find lower gas prices. >> i couldn't find anything below 4 bucks in most spots. we're looking at the best we can do in contra costa county, for example, the arco in concord, $4.25 a gallon. that's the best throughout marin county. all throughout the north bay. $4.09 is the best in the south bay. santa clara, the diamond market. and in mill valley it's another arco on redwood road, $4.07 throughout the north bay. let's look at the roadways. we have an issue in contra costa count

so on the various alive, right between bay fear in hayward.ou're stopping by there, there's going to be a delay. once you're taking bart from that area. so factor that into your morning, right? because of equipment issues darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. ryan is 5.31. and for your health this morning, the cdc is warning people about the spread of a bacteria called shigella. it causes stomach problem. it does. and we actually talked with infectious disease expert about this bacteria. >> and how it's becoming resistant to antibiotics. we have kron four's rob nesbitt with the story. >> shigella infections are not new in our most common among young children. but the cdc says last year about 5% of infections were strong enough to resist treatment. doctor peter chin hong from ucsf says the concern is that the resistance will continue to trend upward going from 0. >> and 2015, 2.4% in 2019 and during the pandemic and then lost all of us. and it's 5% of cases where. no drugs that's kind of frightening to me. the symptoms of shigella include di

each at 39 right now, berkeley and hayward at 37. down to 33 the and napa sitting at freezing while further north from there. a few of us like saint helena, calistoga and kelsey bill actually below freezing. now, skies have certainly cleared out. that's nice to do to all that rain and snow is pushing further to the south and in the process is closed down routes like i-5 over the grapevine. i-80 still closed in the sierra, but we have plans on reopening it later today. a chp really tries to get that roadway cleared out after all the snow vacaville, fairfield, danville, half moon bay, among some of our windiest spots right now. so it's not just cold but feeling downright frigid. when you factor in windchill definitely bundle up. but reyna, glad to see some dry roads for this to be to cause most of these accidents would probably be a lot worse. >> we do have one along 70 northbound right at summit. this is in los gatos as you're traveling there. it's going to take you some time. so from highway one up to 85 about 64 minutes. so things a

now we have southbound 880 showing a slower drive as traffic builds toward hayward.folks going through may want to watch out for a little extra time. but the rest of the bay shows a lighter drive for a wednesday. i think it's because folks knew about the storms coming through and may have called off the commute, if they could. now 87 in the last couple of minutes through san jose. there is a game this evening at the s.a.p. center, so keep that in mind. starting friday, tolls will charge for 580 and 680 through alameda county. >>> is california prepared for the next health emergency? a new report detailing where our state stacks up when it comes to responding to the next health crisis. >> plus, a new buddhist temple is coming to the south bay. it will be the largest anywhere in the bay area. find out who is funding the ambitious new plan. >> something really cool just happened overseas. we'll tell you about that and the budget fight back here at home. >> and levi stadium may be in line for a revamp. where the 49ers are asking for a big loan ahead of scheduling of some

so really setting up the tony hayward, another inch, even oakland, another edge. what will watch right now? it's just going to be the low santa rosa. we're at 32, the potential a sprinkle to we just want to watch out for that chance of black ice. we're going to break down and avalanche warning and a winter storm warning the sierra coming up next. all right, brittany, thank you very much. a state and federal officials are issuing the usual warnings as another storm approaches. >> sign up for their communities. warning systems learn more about how alerts dot gov. if you're told to evacuate, please do so. as soon as possible. never drive through. barricades are road closures. never drive through water that you understand what the death of that water is. and as always, please help your neighbors. californians being reminded rescue workers and other resources are in place in case of new emergencies. >> and again, drivers being urged to slow down to bring a go bag with a blanket, food, water and extra cell phone battery. just in case and they say sign up for local alert

like traveling to hayward and then 5.80, in 8.80, from hayward up towards oakland. going to be around. 25 minutes to make that drive the bay bridge right now. 18 minutes mace to that fremont street exit. your san mateo bridge will take about 15 minutes for you. 80 to 101, along richmond center field goal gate bridge, not seen any major issues there. so we're moving along and here in the south bay 1, 0, 1, 44 minute drive. 85 up towards menlo park back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a t 33 and the south bay people took advantage of free sandbags stations before the storm hits. >> let's take a look at the valley water district warehouse between blossom hill road and coleman avenue in san jose. and you can see the sandbags that took advantage of getting there. they wanted to try to prevent what happened last time where a lot of people had their their houses flooded out. the roads were a mask and you're advised to get this all done yesterday today at the latest because the storms moving in. and san francisco public works. crews and line workers are preparing same thing.

byron avenue, near mission boulevard and hayward.again happening after residents say a roofing company. try to do some repair work in the middle of one of those recent storms. we've seen the building, bringing in a restoration company yesterday to clean up the mess in several flooded apartments. but many residents here still really just furious about the timing of the roofing work. one tenant says she is on dialysis with end stage kidney failure. she uses the wheelchair to get around and the leaking roof it knocked out elevator service in the building. another tenant says she has sickle cell anemia and is concerned about what the living conditions could do to her body. there's holes in the ceiling right now, um there's holes above you. and there's water all over the floor . yes. so being in the cold, and i can get a lot of infections really fast. so this is not good for me right now. so i have to be out of here. now tenants here say building management has been encouraging them to go to shelters or hotels and keep their receipts. but

hayward will hold monthly public hearings to determine the amount of reparations and how it would be paid. still to come at noon. obey area artists making comic book history. that meant that you didn't have to wait to grow up to be a super harrowing you could be a girl and half superpowers, the iconic character she helped bring to life. and whether the bay area will get a chance to dry out over the next couple of days. but into the weekend, maybe some shower chances going up, we will have man carrying an assault style rifle. joint base. andrews was locked down after a person was reported to be seen near the basis housing area. no immediate reports here of any injuries and not much more in the way of details available. just yet. joint base andrews just under an hour away from the white house, home to the fleet of blue and white presidential aircraft, including air force one in the doomsday, 7 47 that can serve as the nation's airborne nuclear command, and control centers, if needed again. some developing news here. joint based andrews is on lockdown. we know the president is at the wh

thieves are targeting a hayward community and nothing seems to be stopping them. people who live there are getting fed. up with the crimes . ktvu is evan sernoffsky tells us how the victims are taking matters into their own hands. one by one, the thieves open these banks of mailboxes, ransacking them of everything inside there so brazen. they don't even seem to be in a rush . there's been times where it's literally every night, sometimes multiple times a night. residents here at the reserve subdivision in the hayward hills say they've gone from being frustrated, too enraged, irritating. it's exhausting. we've reached out to the police who have reached out to the mail department. there's just been no solution. security cameras across the street show the criminals in action. oftentimes they use a master key to open the cluster of boxes and take everything inside. identities are being stolen. people's credit cards are being taken. um there's the thieves are doing whatever they can be, qatari said they're telling delivery companies to stop believing packages in the lo

mountain view in hayward at 50 right now. head a little munger colder spots at 46, not near as cold in the morning as yesterday and not near as windy as it was last night. winds are already coming down. we're still technically under high wind advisories. i wouldn't be surprised at all if we saw those expiring a little early wake-up planner showing some of those clouds still hanging out across the bay. we do see the heavier rain moving south, but still some off and on showers today. i'll give your hour by hour. look at what to expect still ahead right now. john, thank you for that. flooding out there really making a mess of this is right near high street and 35th on 5.80, east and westbound shutdown because of the flooding. >> 8.80. you're going to have to take that because you just can't get through there. we've also got flooding reports along the bay bridge are traveling along. want to want to larkspur this morning. northbound marina vista avenue in martinez. there are reports of flooding in the air. they've also had to shut

on the hayward side of the span. managed to rescue the driver who was not hurt and then pull the vintage sedan out of the water. the chp says the car went down an embankment and took out 50 ft of a chain link fence. two lanes of traffic on the bridge were shut down for a time, causing a traffic back up this morning. a federal judge has ruled against northern california wildfire victims in their latest legal fight with pg and e. thousands had claimed they were entitled to additional compensation because false statements from pg and e executives allegedly inflated the company stock value ahead of its 2019 baker upsy. but the judge said, allowing wildfire victims to amend their claims went against legal precedent and could undo the pg and e bankruptcy agreement. the case involved wildfires sparked by pg any equipment between the years 2015 and 2018. a bill designed to fight the state's fentanyl crisis will not get a vote, and that's causing some outrage. reporter melanie window breaks down what's keeping the plan for mo

they arrested him in hayward has now been booked on charges of felony assault.has since posted bail. we'll keep you updated on his trial. >> in the east alameda county district attorney pamela price is proposing a policy change to criminal sentencing and it's stirring up some controversy. yeah, because she wants to remove these enhancements that, in effect could shorten prison sentences. criminal justice reformers say it's a change that's overdue. but those who are against it feel like it could lead to more crime. kron four's theresa stasi takes a closer look. >> removing pence is going to be particularly dangerous for victims out. there are legislators put those enhancements in for a reason. >> michael cardoza is a former prosecutor. now criminal defense attorney. he is addressing this policy change. kron. 4 news obtained the six-page directive sent out to prosecutors in the alameda county district attorney's office. it lays out a dramatic policy change basically calling for the removal of enhance muntz. what the enhancement does is protect the citizens because

residents here at the reserve subdivision in the hayward hills say they've gone from being frustrated. two. enraged irritating it's exhausting. we reached out to the police who reached out to the mail department. um there's just been no solution. security cameras across the street show the criminals in action. oftentimes they use a master key to open the cluster of boxes and take everything inside. identities are being stolen. people's credit cards are being taken. um there's the thieves are doing whatever they can be, qatari said they're telling delivery companies to stop believing packages in the lockboxes. residents here started putting up these steel bars in front of the mailboxes to deter the thieves. but as you can see, they just cut right through them. residents recently bought even thicker steel bars, hoping they will by police more time to respond. we keep trying , keep trying to come up with solutions to try to stop them from getting into the boxes, but so far they haven't heard about any arrests. please crimes are very high priority for us. we're very concerned. these are f

san jose at 66 hayward and fremont a mild 65. we stay cool and mild through this forecast. terribly chilly. as for tonight into tomorrow or very heaviest of rain. tuesday afternoon's kind of starts to calm down. but watch for thunderstorms wednesday into thursday or comets days and a few showers on friday. rain. thanks to that. let's get you rolling today. we did have an accident. >> right by the toll plaza here at the bay bridge. and that just cleared. so about 11 minutes may so that freeman street exit, but they just turn the meteor lights on because of that 12 minute drive for 80 to 101 heading across towards the peninsula. so that was great. if you want to get outdoors kits, things done. 31 minute ride. 85 up towards menlo park to 82 37. no major issues there. traveling along 8, a silly down to milpitas. 23 minutes through hayward to 38 along 6.80, through san remo and said no, we're moving up the limit. and 8.80, traveling from hayward up to oakland and you can see or moving up the limit there. clocking out towards the maze. about 17 minutes. no major issues along. 24.

a hayward man was arrested for assaulting a street vendor outside as a peace center. that video. >> of the attack last month that wind dry will concow was kicked and punched in the face after getting into a disagreement with the suspect over a hot dog. he suffered a broken nose, a black eye, swollen face and the bad headache. police say that with the help of witnesses, they were able to identify the suspect as 33 year old disc ray is raise was arrested in hayward and booked on charges of felony assault. he has since posted bail. the justice department is now saying former president trump can be sued over the january 6th riot. >> 2 capitol police officers and 11 members of the house of representatives are looking to file lawsuits over injuries they suffered during the attack at the capitol. the justice department says the former president is not immune from the lawsuits. trump had argued he is protected by the absolute immunity conferred on a president performing his official duties. but this does not affect a separate criminal investigation into the former president's

it's a mild day conquered hayward fremont at 65 san jose.this warmer trend does continue and that will continue to result in that muggy feel that subtropical moisture working its way our direction today into tomorrow or i should say tonight into tomorrow morning. more precisely the very heaviest of rainfall wednesday and thursday, a little dry weather before more showers this weekend. rain. john, thanks for that on this monday morning. maybe you are traveling. >> and the east bay, you're heading along by an 80 or 80 right now. it's going to be about 18 minutes to make that drive. no major hot spots out there. but we do see drive times going up just a bit. 17 minutes into the city. last time we checked in, we were around 14 minutes. so we're gradually building 40 minute ride traveling across towards the peninsula. let's check on things in the south bank 1, 0, 1, 85 up towards menlo park about 35 minutes to 82. 37. you're moving really nicely. 8.80, down towards milpitas. we are picking up about 30 minutes. you can see even along 6.80, to sign

the powerful water eroded part of a street in hayward. constantino hopes it doesn't get that way again, we survived the first one. so i think a pretty safe on this one. >> thursday's rain also making for a slick commute as people tried dodging raindrops on foot. >> i love it, but i'm kind of over it's rain that's needed. but this year's atmospheric rivers have come at a cost. >> troubled crow canyon road has suffered through mud slides and other storm damage this year. jeff, her gun and has been shoveling out colbert's to keep water and mud from overtaking the road and dumping it onto his property. the roads get overwhelmed pretty easily with the big downpours. so i've just been coming out here every day trying to clean the culverts. he's happy to have the rain, but the amount has presented its challenges. i mean, we've been praying for and for a long time as the saying goes. >> i'm so glad to have it. but also wish it just didn't come all at once. >> in castro valley, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> and don't forget to join us online througho

as far as temperatures, we'll reach 55 degrees in hayward, 53 in napa. it's going to be not much warmer tomorrow, it's going to take a while before we get warmer temperatures. and the spotty rain will be coming back heading into tomorrow, going into the morning, sweeping across the bay area. most likely before sunrise. then we should see some clearing once again for tomorrow afternoon. looking at how much additional snow we'll see between now and wednesday, about 5 to 10, maybe 15 inches of snow. but once again, there's much more snow ahead going into the weekend, and that's when the atmospheric river with some deeper moisture is expected to come in, this bigger storm we're looking at between thursday and friday. even some lingering showers into the weekend, as we're looking at the possibility of a lot of rainfall over the next week or so, possibly another 5 to 7 inches of rainfall. so that's the reason why we do have the flooding concerns going ahead, especially with these bigger storms and more behind that going into next week. once again for san franc

robertson says his calls and text messages to the owner of oceanview crematory in hayward were ignored. they held a funeral without his father's remains and they called police. >> oakland police department informed my sister that approximately 17 other families have filed similar claims. >> reporter: not only was it hard to get a hold of the business robertson said he couldn't find a crematory. the address on the receipt did not match. it was july when he finally found his father and the business. >> i walk into this gentleman's office and there are at least 10 other boxes of remains sitting on his desk. he is sitting there smoking a cigar. he's extremely cavalier about the entire situation like disrespectfully. >> he learned there was no death certificate and said the county office had no connection with the business and nearly one year later a massive investigation. the alameda county sheriff's office say six bodies and 154 cremated remains dated back to 2013 were found in a warehouse linked to oceanview cremation. >> if they did with oceanview between 2013 and 2021, it's, you know,

current temps, yep, 30's and 40's again, hayward, san mateo as well as dublin livermore in concord.wn in the 30's. well, 40's for most of the rest of the bay area. now, one of the reasons it might

hundreds of stolen home depot were recovered after chp says a store employee from hayward stole them while at work. investigators say they recovered 600 stolen items estimated value $80,000 at the suspect's home in patterson, the employee was arrested at the home depot in hayward. livermore police say a man broke into a little league empire storage shed umpires torch. it last week stole $3500 worth of equipment. take a look at all the belongings. this is, but also that we're not a little early. police reviewed surveillance video and arrested. 29 year-old jared mohan and on monday, officers say he was also captured on video stealing a student's electric by from a high school. officers also searched his home. they found other stolen items, including scooters ring doorbell cameras and a credit card. over the south bay. we're learning more about the deadly police shooting in san jose. police shot a man had barricaded himself in a home with a machete and took 3 hostages. a woman and 2 children there. we told you about this first thing on kron 4 the other day. it happened at a home on boyn

-- in hayward. highs dry and cloudy conditions. mid-60's san francisco and 70 into the east and south bay. the wind is picking up tonight and then we have a rainy night with upper 40's to the low 50's. the rain ends for the first part of sunday. a level 1 system on monday as spring arrives and another pretty good rainmaker and when the on tuesday. not as windy as a next system and on the rain ends on wednesday and we get more sun on thursday and friday. two more systems to go and enjoy the last dry day. liz: we will enjoy the view as well. cheaper utility bills? e.g. gmd says it is lowering their costs. why economists say that -- why they say that they are dropping in the first place. liz: millions of pg&e are struggling to pay bills. they say the spike will grow -- will go in reverse with the potential average of 75%. customers are hoping that this is true. >> it amazed me how the price o my gas and electricity bill doubled. >> joseph thought that something went awry. it jumps to 200 $23 in january

this complex is located on garron avenue near mission boulevard here in hayward. the building, bringing in that restoration company yesterday to clean up the mess and several flooded apartments. but many residents here still just furious about the timing of that roofing work. one tenant says she's on dialysis with end stage kidney failure. she uses a wheelchair to get around in the leaking roof and knocked out elevator service in the building. i'm just basically upset a little scared. more than anything, because i'm like i said, i'm upstairs on the third floor and i'm stuck up here. you know what i mean? now one piece of good news. i did speak with building management just a short while ago and there was some concern being expressed by tenants who said they didn't know where to go right now. they couldn't afford to go to a hotel the building, saying right now that they are paying in advance for hotel rooms to get everyone who wants to get out of the building into a hotel for tonight, at least. ah but again some concern about their property right now, because you c

a few brake lights along nimitz south 880 into hayward.spots near 98th but not causing issues. a slow ride for anyone into the altamont pass and 101 near downtown santa rosa, there is a motorcycle crash. they cleared a crash before a street. no major delays. everything is clear towards 101. >>> jobless claims unexpectedly climbed to the highest level in three weeks. we'll look at the numbers and what it means for economy. >>> the market just opened. we are starting in the this van just hit me out of nowhere. i thought i was dead. after the accident, i was in a lot of pain and i decided that i needed to get an attorney because i could not work. i called jacoby & meyers they had their own dream team for every need, every area. they took care of me like a queen. i would recommend you call jacoby & meyers they really went to bat for me. if you've been in a serious accident, we are here for you. call jacoby & meyers, justice for you since 1972. >>> let's look at what's coming up later. nate burleson joins us live from new york. what do you have

otherwise 41 degrees in hayward, oakland, mark claire and m. piedmont 44. pacifica tomorrow's high fifties to sixties still averaging about five degrees below average, and here you go. just call it unsettled each and every day from saturday through tuesday, greg and christina, a very active march weather pattern. enjoy the sun tomorrow, roberta . thank you tonight, people who live in the san bernardino mountains in southern california are still waiting for crews to come dig them out from under at least 10 ft of snow, and now they face a new threat. leaking natural gas. san bernardino county fire says crews have responded to several fires this week likely caused by the storms. gas companies are telling residents to dig out their gas lines and clear the area around it. gwen bolden lives in crestline with his mom . both have been evacuated to a nearby home after his roof caved in from the snow. i woke up to cracking noises. and looked up at the living room ceiling and it was buckling. it makes me emotional because, like i'm taking care of my mom, and she's alr

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