the city of hayward is kicking off a new annual event. stay right there.'ll have details on restaurant month and the places that you really need to check out. and if you're flying on alaska airlines in the coming days, you may be in for some changes. still ahead, the update tonight on how many flights will likely be canceled through the weekend in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. switch today. first. there was, of course, the pandemic, then rising food prices and staffing shortages will now a new effort to try to boost business this january 2024 marks the very first hayward restaurant month.

>> agencies also have the spectator ordinance. >> la portavoz del departamento de policía de haywardementar esta ley que desde enero empieza en la ciudad de hayward. mientras conversaba con algunos residentes aquí en hayward, varios de ellos mostraron gran preocupación, pues aseguran vivir muy cerca de donde ocurren estos shows y no les gustaría ser multados o estar en la cárcel. así que le pregunté a la policía de hayward quiénes serían considerados como espectadores bajo esta ordenanza . >> if they're recording the incident or they're obvious spectators. >> hay ciertos criterios que los oficiales tendrán en cuenta antes de emitir la multa, pero serán personas que estén grabando el show. aquellos que se reúnen a menos de 200 pies y para los que obviamente estén participando, aseguró la portavoz, que le gusta ponerlo en tiktok o todas las redes sociales que sí me llamó mucho la atención, ya, ya tiene el que hicieron para el am el bay bridge. para esos 2 residentes ya es normal entrar en sus redes sociales y ver cómo estos shows se apoderan de las calles y lugares de la bahía, causand

>> no tienen documento, no hay requisito de la ciudad de hayward. >> además, qué le parecería comprar menos de 200.000 ? una ciudad aquí en el área de la bahía está ofreciendo esto, pero no todos califican. le tenemos los detalles de esto y más. en 90 segundos aquí en noticiero telemundo 48. saludos sandra cervantes y césar bayona. muchas gracias por su preferencia. pasemos de inmediato a la información y hablar de este pronóstico de lluvia y fuertes precipitaciones en el área de la bahía, porque ya en el norte de nuestra región ha comenzado esta lluvia, mientras que en el sur se espera también que llegue este cambio. esto. >> aquí en pantalla vemos imágenes en vivo de san francisco y también san josé, donde se puede observar ese contraste. san francisco y a unas cuantas gotas de lluvia san josé mayormente seco por ahora, porque las condiciones. estas condiciones secas en el sur de la región no van a durar por mucho tiempo. vamos a pasar con marcelo rivera para que nos dé más detalles sobre la lluvia que va moviéndose poco a poco hacia el sur. >> así es compañeros, buenas tardes amigo

será en la 8 8 88 888 de la calle c en hayward será de 4 y 30 a 18:30 de la tarde.ede prestarle a quienes sean elegibles hasta el 20% del precio de la casa y una gran ventaja es que no tiene que devolver ese préstamo, sino hasta que venda o haga un refinanciamiento. en 2022, los 300 millones de dólares que tuvo este fondo se fueron rápido y se entregaron a 2500 solicitantes por orden de llegada. pero este año hay 250 millones de dólares disponibles, pero se van a repartir a través de una lotería para calificar, debe ser comprador de vivienda de primera generación o haber estado en el sistema de crianza del estado. todos los detalles los encuentra en el sitio web california dream for all. cambiamos totalmente de tema. la tripulación de una misión de astronautas privada llegó a la estación espacial internacional. esta es la misión a 3 de la compañía action y se lanzó sobre un spacex falcon 9 el jueves. la cápsula pasó unas 36 horas orbitando la tierra y se acopló con éxito a la estación espacial temprano esta mañana, la tripulación pasará las próximas 2 semanas a bord

and as for these homes in hayward, the deadline to apply for the lottery is february 5th.have details on how to qualify on our website ktvu.com. just click on web links in hayward, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. >> a school district in the south bay is named one of the best in the country. niche, a school ranking website, ranks the palo alto unified school district as the 16th best school district in the u.s. the rankings are based on several factors, including data and reviews. >> all right, thanks for watching. the 11:00 news, everyone. our next newscast, mornings on two, kicking off, kicking off very early. throwing that in there. the old kickoff. well the niners game very good. >> very good. all right to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. >> download the fox local app to ur tv. ave welcome to like it or not a show where our panel weighs in on everything from major controversies to daily annoyances will tackle the topic in each person will let us know whether they like it or not. i'm your host, henry lee. welcome our guest. today alice words

he worked at magpie aviation in hayward which specializes in electric aircraft. this morning, the san mateo county sheriff's department spent three hours flying over ross cove, the area near where the maine's wreckage was discovered sunday night. one investigator with the ntsb also arrived this morning to begin trying to find a cause of the crash. data from the website flight aware shows a plane matching the make of the crashed aircraft that took off from hayward toward the bay sunday before landing at half moon bay. the ntsb said the plane crashed about two hours later after taking off from half moon bay. in hayward, nbc bay area news. >>> we have a heads up for drivers in the south bay. the road work has started. you might want to leave a few minutes early because caltrans is working on highway 101 for the rest of the week. this is happening on a 14-mile stretch between shoreline boulevard and mountain view and 13th street in san jose. it started today and will continue through friday from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. it is not a full closure but some lanes will b

i disagreed with that. >> hayward mayor mark salinas voted against the motion. he says there was no time to review, vet or analyze the policy before voting. he adds the vote is not an endorsement of the bds movement, and it can be reversed if we find what they're doing are good practices and good corporate responsibility. >> uh, then absolutely. we're go to reinstate them in the scheme of things, $1.6 million may not seem like a lot of money , and maybe it isn't, but the symbolic importance of it, i think, is huge. >> george bisharat is professor emeritus at uc law, san francisco. he says unlike nonbinding ceasefire resolution, this is a tangible action that could have a snowball effect, he points to the current bds boycott of starbucks in the middle east, boycott was called against it, and it had real impact in the arab world in particular, more than 30 states have anti-bds legislation, including california. but villalobos says they will continue to fight. >> i'm confident that the people of hayward will stay organized and continue to stand with the people of p

we are seeing this last little wave coming on through, affecting spots like hayward and heading over toward dublin and livermore. we've also seen it down around fremont and extending over towards the peninsula. then also some rain lingering between gilroy and san martin. we've seen a bit of a break now in morgan hill, but we'll watch out for the potential of lingering showers into today and potentially a few isolated thunderstorms. so there is that chance throughout the day with the best chance in parts of the east bay, parents of the north bay, and down to the south bay. so, we can see the axis of where that rain lingers. then we take a break for a while before we get our next wave of rain coming in early on wednesday morning. so, i'll have more on all of this and what to expect. mike, you've been watching the impact of all this on the roadways. >>> not just water on the roadways, although there is here in mountain view. we're in the south bay. we'll talk about the northbound side of 85, which has been slow for about an hour, maybe a little more. best i can tell, they have one lane

as a matter of fact, to get from hayward out to foster city to the north.ve got our richmond, sandra fell bridge and that trek across west bound 5.80, from richmond out toward sandra fell. and it looks pretty good. nobody slowing down at the toll plaza. so you're moving well, 7 minutes to cross that span. and our final check for you this morning. the golden gate bridge where traffic southbound on 1, one moving. well from highway 37 in novato down to san francisco in the toll plaza that's running in just 19 minutes this morning. weather and traffic updates to come. in the meantime, let's get back to the news and in the east bay, police were shot at by suspects who were trying to flee in a stolen car during 2 different chases sunday in antioch. so the first chase began at about 10, 30 at night. that's when police responded to reports of aecar that was stolen out of san francisco. and and the officer spotted that stolen car near long branch way and prairie way. and as the officer pulled up behind the car, the suspect car sped off the police chase began and som

thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. community is also rallying behind. the cat one of liz's colleagues started an online fundraiser the day after the fire. and it has already generated more than $23,000 in donations. everybody we've encountered. >> even on night one was telling us, you know, yeah, this is going to be awful for a little while, but it this is why we have insurance. this is why you have your this is why you have your community. and i so i really do. i feel hopeful at says it's possible electrical item plugged into the wall may have started the fire. >> in hayward, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news, a group of martinez voiced his concerns to the contra costa county board of supervisors about. >> recent refinery flaring incidents. the group talked about the recent flari

i disagreed with that. >> hayward mayor mark salinas voted against the motion.says there was no time to review vet or analyze the policy before voting. he adds the vote is not an endorsement of the bds movement, and it can be reversed if we find our good practices and good corporate responsibility uh, then absolutely, we're going to reinstate them in the scheme of things, $1.6 million may not seem like a lot of money, and maybe it isn't, but the symbolic importance of it, i think, is huge. george bisharat is professor emeritus at uc law, san francisco. he says unlike nonbinding cease fire resolutions, this is a tangible action that could have a snowball effect. he points to the current bds boycott of starbucks in the middle east. >> the boycott was called against it, and it had real impact in the arab world in particular, more than 30 states have anti-bds legislation, including california. >> but villalobos says they will continue to fight, confident that the people of hayward will stay organized and continue to stand with the people of palestine and make sure t

no incorpora de hayward en ambos casos ocurridos el domingo y lunes, hubo disparos contra residentes,r a resolver estos casos, puede denunciar de forma anónima con su departamento de policía local. >> nos situamos ahora con la comunidad de hispano alto que acaba de comenzar el año, con lo que considera un gran logro en términos de seguridad pública. 0 homicidios reportados en el 2023 y esto ha sido el resultado de la implementación de políticas municipales, pero también del apoyo de la misma comunidad. >> fátima navarrete nos informa cómo lo han logrado y cuando yo llegué en el 70 eh, nos era el infierno. >> mario pulido ha vivido en is palo alto desde hace 50 años, así que ha visto a la ciudad en sus peores días, pero ahora también en los mejores. si bajó mucho el robo y el delincuencia bajó. es que esta comunidad pasó de ser considerada la capital de la muerte a registrar 0 homicidios durante el 2023. >> es algo extraordina. >> un logro que celebra el nuevo alcalde, antonio lópez, quien desde hace años ha ejercido puestos públicos, asegura que la inversión en los agentes del orden h

also hayward. 47, meanwhile for san jose, there's the system in place again. a one evening affair. we should clear out in time for your wednesday afternoon. the breakdown today. 55 by 1 o'clock. we'll have more on that extended forecast. >> and it james. >> thank you very much, dave. let's take a look at the commute and the bay bridge actually being built a little bit. it was a 12 minute ride to get from oakland san francisco in our last check. now that's climb to 15. so give yourself some time now to cross that spanned. we're also looking at a commute across the mateo bridge, this building as well. 15 minutes to get from hayward out to foster city. but otherwise nothing much slowing you down. we're looking at a richmond center fell bridge right on westbound 5.80. that's about 10 minutes now to get from richmond out to purcell and then a final stop for you. the golden gate bridge where 1, 1, southbound 20 minutes to get from the body into san francisco. nothing major on the roads. the chp showing no major accidents or incidents that get you in your way. >> 6.3

in hayward. and this is now in effect. spectators will be arrested. the penalties range from a maximum of 6 months in jail to $1000 fine. the goal is to help deter sideshow activity. and so they think by taking away the onlookers, maybe it will take away those that doing these donuts in the north bay. police in santa rosa have arrested a suspected gang mom member for alleged weapons crimes. police served a search warrant yesterday afternoon on elmwood terrace and that is where they found a handgun with a 30 round magazine and an attachment to make the gun fully automatic. police arrested mateo ramirez, sandoval, and he faces now several gun-related charges. >> well, heading out, police are now investigating a shooting that killed a man last night. police say it happened at about 8 o'clock on foot urine road near the contra loma boulevard. off-ramp officials say they found this man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he was later pronounced dead at the scene. the shooting is now under investig

matthews is a native of hayward and has served in the police department there for about 24 years. he will be sworn in later this month. >> it's 6.10, and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the pacifica pier is going to be closed for weeks because of these big waves. that damage. we're going to have more on that. and the former officer who faces multiple felonies. >> for a standoff has entered a not guilty plea. we'll hear from his attorney who says that he should be charged. she needs help dealing with ptsd. and also after the break, california lawmakers are reintroducing bills to regulate a i and also to enjoy cannabis at cafes will have. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, a

their home in hayward caught on fire just as they were awarded educator of the year. kron four's philippe djegal reports on how the community has stepped up and raise money to help them out. >> the initial shock from seeing her home go up in flames slowly wearing offer lives, cats who has returned to her property a few times now since it caught fire in hayward friday night. as soon as everybody found out on saturday morning, they have just rushed to help. >> and it's been overwhelming and just so incredibly actually. liz and her husband, joe, eating dinner when the fire started in the guest room. the smoke alarm sounded and when joe checked it out and saw flames, liz says he used a hose to try to put it although he fire department was on the way when this tree behind me went up. >> i was in the backyard and i could see the flames come out. you know, above the house. and that's when it got really real for me, liz, joe and their dog got out safely. the home is now a burned out shell of itself. the couple worked hard to afford joe isn't operations lead for tesla. >> and

facility in hayward. the chp says the move will eliminate staff redundancy and that staffing levels in the castro valley area will remain the same. people are marking mlk day with a special faith service and service projects. we'll take a look at how the bay area is keeping the dream alive, creating unity and sharing love. >> i'm spencer christian. the upcoming week we'll get off to a dry start, but it won't last long. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps. with volunteers in more than 60 countries. living together. working together. transforming lives. together. join us. this election is a choice between results or just rhetoric. californians deserve a senator who is going to deliver for them every day and not just talk a good game. adam schiff. he held a dangerous president accountable. he also helped lower drug costs, bring good jobs back home, and build affordable housing. now he's running for the senate. our economy, our democracy,

the plane took off from hayward. you see that the green line there and it took, quote, appears to be abe tours. what pilots call it it stop right there. this is a tour that pilots take for for sightseeing around the bay area. so the plan would have to be north of the oakland airport and north of the bay bridge to stay out of the oakland airspace and the sfl airspace. but that point where it stops. that's right. near alcatraz. so that's keep rolling from there. you can get an idea. so it circles alcatraz right there. and then loops and stop it. there. that's the golden gate bridge. so again, it looks like it's visually flying around taking a look. maybe taking pictures. second, none of this is unusual. this is what planes do every day around the bay area because it's one of the most scenic places to fly. i mean, that flight track does it looks a little brown you don't what's going on? exactly. it's just kind of meandering around, but it's it's a sightseeing trip. now, let's continue on a no-fly back over the skyline o

we've got spots like san jose and hayward at 38. along the coastline, dropping down in the 30's. so really, really cold start. frost advisories in effect in all these light blue areas, which is really most of the bay area. this remains through 10:00am this morning again talking about that cold, dry air mass. it's moving in from the north directly. and it's kind of pushing out any sort of moderating influence that the coast typically sees. that's why our temperatures are so cold and why we're seeing snowfall in spots like the oregon border this morning. it's just really, really chilly out there says really anchored by a colder air mass further inland. the rest of the country about to be in for a deep chill as well. so it's certainly not just s here in the bay area. newark, california today does stay dry, but that's not necessarily the case for the rest of the forecast. as we move into tomorrow morning. watch out for some spotty showers and right in the middle of your morning commute. here's 05:00am tomorrow. brief showers moving thro

low 60s, hayward, san jose, oakland, san mateo.u're at 56 degrees and from our walnut creek camera, the clouds are stacked up temperatures from santa rosa to napa, concord, livermore in the mid to upper 50s. here's a live view from our sutro tower camera and a look at the headlines. level one system arrives tomorrow. it's going to be wet and windy in the afternoon and evening. a stronger storm for sunday monday with downpours, thunder chance, possible damage with flooding on the roadways, smaller streams and creeks and wind damage. we're talking about downed trees. certainly the potential for power outages. so tomorrow afternoon evening it's a level one rain with brief downpours. gusts up to 45 miles an hour. roads will be slick. the visibility will be poor, so keep that in mind if you do have friday night plans or friday afternoon an evening getaway. so first the wind comes up out of the southeast 32 miles an hour at noontime uh- ramping up some more as we head into the early afternoon. over 30 miles an hour and then topping 40 mi

only 13 minutes to get from hayward out to foster city. we're looking at a nice ride on westbound 5.80. here's the richmond. sandra fell bridge toll plaza on the east bay side. you can see traffic moving without slowing down through the toll. gates across the span it into the north bay and for our north bay commuters heading to san francisco on southbound 1, 1, so far. pretty good. 90 minutes to get from 37 to the toll. all right. let's get back to the back-to-back storms that are going to be hitting the bay area this afternoon could lead to some minor flooding and maybe. >> even landslide risks in some areas. the north bay, they're expecting to see the bulk of the rain kron four's. gayle ong has the latest from kernville. >> here in guerneville people who live near the russian river say they are always keeping an eye on the forecast. this area in sonoma county is expecting up to 5 inches of rain over the next few days. it was a cloudy and dry thursday in greenville, but that is expected to change come friday when the first of 3 storms arr

while hayward around 3 quarters of an inch of it half an inch for a lot of the rest of the bay area. so definitely was a wet day yesterday. not so much in this forecast today, though, we are looking at much drier skies and easy going start to this morning. there is a storm system out to our west. but what's going to happen here is it's going to get pushed to the north of us. so this weekend, the north bay does see a slim chance of a few showers friday night into saturday morning. the rest of us not just looking at dry skies and today, mostly sunny conditions, hopefully get out there and all the sweeping leaves and branches in the yard after these storms the past few days, you can see that those showers passed in mendocino and lake county through friday into saturday while the rest of the bay area just sitting with a few clouds that will be passing right above us. sunday is going to be in particular, really nice with temperatures rising yeah, feeling a little bit like spring shower activity. i mean, it's pretty nonexistent. the next few days we will be seeing rain kicking back into ge

she's live in hayward tonight to explain.a . >> well, julie, we're right across from the southgate mall. and let me step away so you can see this is on la playa drive, where they are building about 580 homes. and some of them, as you mentioned, will be offered at rock bottom prices. construction crews are busy building new houses in a prime spot just off interstate 80, in hayward. the three and four bedroom homes might sell for nearly $1 million on the market, but two low income families will be able to buy one for $183,000, and three middle income families will be able to get one for just over $460,000. >> 10% of the units were required to be designated as affordable. to comply with our affordable housing ordinance, cristina morales, hayward's housing manager, says this project illustrates how affordable housing isn't just about helping people who are homeless. >> in hayward, a family of four that earns just over $100,000 a year is considered low income. >> people who are working with jobs, contributing to the community. we

hayward, close to an inch of rainfall. we're seeing a lot of totals like san jose and san francisco a little less than a half of an inch of rainfall. as we get started this morning, still soggy with wet weather coming down. we also have more storms developing that will be coming in over the next few days. a closer look still shows that we are seeing a very slop morning drive for a lot of people, parts of the north bay starting to drop out just a bit. around napa and fairfield, the rain will be wrapping up soon. we're also seeing the rain picking up on 680 between concord and san ramon. that may cause a lot more people to have to slow down, and hopefully no issues on the roadways. as we take a look at our reservoirs statewide, we've seen a lot of these numbers going down quite a bit. but we're only at about 66% of total capacity for our four largest reservoirs across northern california. so we're seeing these numbers still needing the water to fill things up. we do still have a lot more season to go, and of course that sier

that is where we have an issue. 34 minutes now to get from hayward out to foster city. there's a multi-vehicle accident that occurred just before the toll plaza. they do have tow trucks inbound the hope to get that cleared at some point. but for the moment, may be trying to avoid the area to the north. the richmond, sandra fell bridge 15 minutes to cross that span heading from the east bay out towards marin county. and for those north bay commuters heading south on 1, one from nevada when the san francisco you can clear that stretch in about 27 minutes. you're still looking good there. >> time now, 7.17, for your money. this morning. apple is going to remove the blood oxygen sensor from its watches. and where does california rank when it comes to driving? jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. hi there. i a good morning. so california actually ranks low for drivers will have says. >> california dead last for the cost of owning and maintaining a car. california also had high gas prices. a lot of traffic now on the plus side, california had

in the next few weeks, in order to make this official live in hayward. lena howland, abc seven news lena, thank you. >> the city manager of daly city will become one of the highest paid in the state. the city council voted to raise the salary of thomas piccolo to more than $440,000 by 2026, according to the state comptroller's office. as of 2022, only the city managers of sacramento, santa clara, ventura and beverly hills make more in total wages. the group accountable. daly city does not approve of this. >> we have a deficit in the city , and it would not be prudent for any of us to approve, as the mayor of daly city, i can say, without any hesitation that that mr. piccolotti is worth his salary and much more. >> after discussion and public comment, the city council ultimately approved the increase with three out of four in agreement. >> your voice, your vote. the first votes have been cast in the new hampshire primary early this morning. nikki haley swept donald trump six votes to zero in tiny dixville notch, which continued its tradition of casting vo

it is 50 in hayward.re's a look at the airport, a soggy tarmac in oakland, 47 by the delta and out ahead of the front we have the south winds keeping us kind of mild. and as we go through the next several hours, it's a soggy saturday. we'll talk totals in a few minutes. stephanie, lisa. >> thank you. now, speaking of the storm utility crews in the north bay are getting ready. heavy rain and high winds as lisa just mentioned, might cause regional power outages. earlier this week, nearly 300 santa rosa residents lost power after strong winds knocked down a tree and power lines. p-g-and-e's says it's ready to respond this weekend, and they asked customers to be prepared. and we see this weather hitting really hard in p-g-and-e's north coast, so we have activated three of our operational emergency centers. >> charge up your cell phones now if you do lose power, you can always charge your cell phone in your car. >> have an extra battery pack. um, check your flashlights, make sure your flashlights are working,

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cuéntanos bueno, esto es parte de una nueva ordenanza aquí en la ciudad de hayward que entró en vigorpoyar a estos comerciantes salsita y también a veces traemos frijolitos, arroz. >> yo aquí tengo 3 meses laborando para muchos recientes inmigrantes como rocío sánchez. la verdad sí amo mi trabajo. >> la venta de platillos tradicionales de sus tierras es su pan de cada día en un país ajeno 1 viene prácticamente cegada, no? >> entonces pues no, no cuenta 1 con información. >> es por eso que a partir de la próxima semana la ciudad de hayward estará realizando talleres mensuales sobre cómo obtener permisos para ofrecer comida y otros productos en las calles. >> está bien todo para que para andar todo en orden. lo que nos están ofreciendo creo que es buena. >> buena opción para nosotros que no queremos salir adelante. >> los talleres son parte de una medida que la ciudad aprobó en octubre, la cual incluye multa de 100 y hasta 1.000 $ para quienes no cuenten con las licencias adecuadas. me parece muy buena información y creo que sería de mucha ayuda para las personas que claramente pues som

and i'll be joined in a moment by lord hayward, life peer and pollster . a moment by lord hayward, lifester. i'm going to ask him where on earth does rishi sunak go from here? is his leadership frankly , all but over leadership frankly, all but over on patrick christys tonight , 9 on patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11 pm, we will have all the fallout from tonight's dramatic rwanda vote. >> and i will ask, would it really mean electoral disaster for the tories to replace rishi sunak? now plus, as both the king and kate head into hospital, should we fear for the health of our royal family? editor at large of the mail on sunday, charlotte griffiths gives report and gives an insider's report and after a watch grab being gang of bin snared, i ask have we got a problem with disaffected members of ethnic minority communities committing crime ? patrick committing crime? patrick christys tonight, 9 to 11 pm. be that i >> -- >> well , they're hard at it. >> well, they're hard at it. still in parliament voting and voting and voting. and we see you know, the point that was made chris hope earlier th

dave and pam and hayward, westbound 92 near the toll plaza.se all of a sudden, the traffic here on the san mateo bridge got a lot lighter. so it probably is right before for that pictures. it's reported as an injury crash westbound 92. so we're going to see what happens there. the traffic hadn't been that slow at the bay bridge. it's backed up to a normal delay. there was a minor crash. they moved to the side at e toll plaza. it is backed up for a 10 to 15 minute delay. no major issues on the bridge getting into san francisco. 637 let's bring steve back with today's forecast. >> all right, sal, we're getting ready for multiple systems here. we'll kind of lay it out here. the road map if you will. here for between now and probably next tuesday. not every day but today starts the pattern here. each system looks to get a little bit stronger here as we go into friday, and especially sunday. but these are warmer systems. so multiple systems maybe a half inch per hour or higher on the friday system and especially the sunday system that looks to be t

to comply with our affordable housing ordinance. >> christina morales, hayward's housing manager, sayss project illustrates how affordable housing isn't just about helping people who are homeless. in hayward, a family of four that earns just over $100,000 a year is considered low income. >> i would love to have my own my own house or something, but i do not because it's too much. if you want to live comfortable in a nice home, you have to move out, you know, and then you have to commute to work. >> the bay area housing finance authority, created in 2019 by the state, oversees affordable housing efforts in the bay area. we have a state mandated state mandated regional housing needs assessment that calls for about 181,000 affordable, all new affordable homes to be built by 2031, the director, kate hartley, says the bay area has among the lowest rates of home ownership for people under 35. in the nation. >> if we provide a proper neighborhood, proper affordable housing, then definitely young people will come here. >> the authority's considering a proposed regional housing bond for the nov

a look at our highs, hayward hitting a high of 73 degrees, 69 in oakland and in napa, and we'll see a santa rosa. we'll talk more about the timeline of the rain we're expecting. >>> you're seeing delays building. >> a couple of key delays. over here we know about san jose, typically slow, 101 around oakland road. a smooth build for the east bay, but a little slowing through hayward, more than we've seen over the past few weeks. we have a minor delay perhaps for the line going through balboa station, but the station has reopened. that's great news. there's slowing into the city now on the span, but especially at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll show that thank you in the coming report. i'll tell you, the toll plaza suddenly filled in all the way to the back of the parking lot, just as the metering lights were turned on. i'm checking for incidents. and also watching here, tiburon at stewart, watch for 131 because there will be repair work during the day today starting at 7:00 a.m. there will be some traffic controls through the area. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:41. the war in th

mainly cloudy skies, 55 in hayward. it is 54, in san francisco, and the cooler numbers in the north bay, 46 in sonoma, 44 in calistoga. so that keeps us cooler than we were yesterday. five degrees colder in santa rosa, where we are four degrees milder in oakland. look outside there from our exploratorium camera. so cloudy skies, limited sun today. there is a little bit of fog right now in santa rosa, and we'll see numbers climb through the mid and even upper 60s. we have even warmer weather on tap for your sunday, more sun and as much as 10 to 15 degrees above average. daetz on that and more rain coming our way. coming up stephanie, all right lisa, thank you. well, that shooting happened yesterday morning at the olympic village in right near the ski resort. state park officials say an officer fatally shot a person who was armed with a knife that person was pronounced dead at the scene. police say they were responding to a carjacking and tried to pull the vehicle over, and ended with a crash right near as we mentioned, t

thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. the community is also rallying behind. the cat one of liz's colleagues started an online fundraiser the day after the fire. and it has already generated more than $23,000 in donations. everybody we've encountered. >> even on night one was telling us, you know, yeah, this is going to be awful for a little while, but it this is why we have insurance. this is why you have your this is why you have your community and i so i really do. i feel hopeful at says it's possible electrical item plugged into the wall may have started the fire. >> in hayward, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> resolution is adopted as amended. >>gcheers as the san francisco board of supervisors approved a resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza. that resolution was intr

hayward shows the vallejo on hesperian at $3.75.hese are reported by our friends around the bay at gasbuddy.com. >>> on the roadways, we'll look at a smooth drive, maybe damp roads. watch for potentially slick conditions. the construction did not kick in on 680 overnight because of the rain. we still have this, just like yesterday and the next few days, 101 north and southbound between mountain view and san jose, from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., the cleaning crews will be out there. watch for the crews, slow, you'll probably have to. but no drama yesterday. back to you. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," some of the nation's top economists study work from home and their conclusion is we don't really know. ♪♪ ♪♪ >>> oh, yes, coachella putting on this morning. we're breaking down this year's headliners and the return that will no doubt have many people lking. keepta i you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of o

hayward shows vallejo at $3.75. these are reported through gasbuddy.com. >>> on the roadways, smooth traffic. we have building volume and also the highlighting means there's fog, patchy dense fog through the south county. san martin toward morgan hill. a slow drive for oakland. back to you. >> thanks. >>> a shakeup for the warriors could be coming soon. ahead this morning on "today in the bay," the players in jeopardy of being traded and the only one team leaders say is safe. >>> the nation's top thinkers try to figure out if it's better to work from home or the office, and their conclusion is, we don't know. >>> let's take you out to the futures. looks like more concern about china pulling the markets slower. >>> plus, the new miss america, lieutenant madison marsh is the very first active duty service member to wear the crown. we'll hear her inspiring story when we return. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> good wednesday morning. right now at 6:14, let's head to morgan hill with a look at our day planner. we

current temperatures mostly in the 30's to 40's hayward, fremont in mountain view down in the upper 30's livermore. you're right at freezing. well, calistoga down at 29 degrees up in the north bay. give yourself that extra few minutes to scrape the frost off the windshield and get the car warmed up for just a minute. as for conditions across the state, showers have moved way out of our region now moving out towards arizona last night, some low elevation snow fall in the hills around las vegas. temperatures today will be in the 50's with lots of sunshine from the coast to our inland areas. >> right. all right, john, thank you for if you are going to be hitting the roads this morning, we start to get a little busy out there. don't have any accidents or hazards on the bay bridge, but the meter lights are on right now. it's 18 minutes mason at fremont street exit. our san mateo bridge just under 18 minutes. 80 to 101. maybe you're taking the richmond. sandra fell bridge around 13 minutes there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls you're at 22 minutes on this thursday morning. dorito

the new houses are being built in hayward. homes might sell for nearly $1 million on the market. however some of the homes will be offered at a discounted price to select families through an affordable housing lottery system. two three bedroom homes designed for low income families will be sold to the lottery winners for $183,000. three other middle income families will have the opportunity to purchase a four bedroom homes for about $463,000. the homes are part of a 50 house development across from the south gate mall in hayward. >> percent of the units were required to be designated as affordable to comply with our affordable housing ordinance, we have a state mandated state mandated regional housing needs assessment that calls for about. 181,000 affordable, new, affordable homes to be built by 2031. >> well, the city's housing manager says that project shows that how affordable housing isn't just about helping people who are homeless people who are working with jobs, contributing to the community need affordable housing to s

santa rosa at 34 oakland and hayward >> we are 4 things we know today.to recall oakland mayor sheng thao is now underway. organizers gathering 250 signatures, the server notice to their intent to recall are the mayor's office has 20 days to respond to that letter. 4 men accused of being involved in deadly gun battle in a park in east palo alto. back in 2022, they are now preparing for trial. police say children were in the park plane when multiple people let off shots more than 30 of them. one person died and there are 3 others injured, including one of the men accused trial for the 3 men set to start in march. the other has yet to be arraigned. and a fire ripped through the vote. shack of a popular restaurant comics cold last night. marin county fire crews say nobody was hurt. and 17 new heart sculptures are going to be unveiled at the ferry building today to mark the 20th anniversary since the first collection was released. the sculptures are going to be on display through the february 29th. >> after a months-long delay crab season is now here. the sta

there was some active rain falling there on the crossing at the bay between hayward and foster city.ive, but conditions are the problem this morning. we're looking at localized flooding so watch the outer lanes. >>> well, good morning. happy monday. a lot of good news for you on this wet monday morning. the s&p 500 at an all-time record, stock markets are very strong, and attitudes towards the economy changing fast. the latest read on consumer sentiment from the university of michigan on friday saw a huge boost in consumers' attitudes, a huge turnaround in the national psyche. the biggest jump since the early '90s when we were coming out of a recession. it appears we were never actually in a recession this time around. we got that soft landing that everybody was hoping for, and the good feelings about the economy cross demographic lines. the data show democrats, republicans, young, old, rural, urban, all feeling more positive. daniel horing works at the white house for the national economic counsel. >> we've been a broad based increase in consumer sentiment, the way folks are looking

half moon bay is in the upper 40s with low 40s san jose and hayward. a look from our sutro tower camera skies are clear, temperatures are cold, and our inland valleys with santa rosa actually the mildest at 42 upper 30s. petaluma and fairfield with 37. in concord, 35 livermore and napa. so finally coming up, we're in the upper 20s in our east bay inland valleys, and we will see that wind chill once again, perhaps, but more likely, less wind. tonight we saw 24. it felt like 24 by the delta this morning, but chilly conditions continue throughout the morning hours. we'll have a dry day today. sunnier today than it will be on monday. cloudy will be increasing. no rain though the next chance of rain is a very weak system. arriving on tuesday morning. here's a look at the day to day with the clear sky. and then as we get into the overnight hours, it's frosty waking up to a little bit more cloud cover. this may help us just a little bit, keeping us perhaps out of the 20s, but still, that frost advisory tuesday morning. here comes a little bit of scattered sho

a lot of us down in the upper 30's like oakland hayward, down to san jose right along the bay shore. be talking the rest of the >> 7.14, right now and the sun is out, but it's not going to be very much. it's cold out there this morning grab your jackets, turn on those cards years. it's a nice feeling. good morning, john. of cold, we're definitely to if not below freezing in the bay area. but this live look at lake tahoe. it shows you how pretty it is. >> we've gotten down to 0, if not 0 up in lake tahoe this morning. so our neighbors up in the sierra are even colder than us here in the bay area, as i'm sure you fully expected. but just a reminder to make those 30's feel like it's a little less cold comparatively livermore. you're sitting at 30 degrees right now in napa and conquered at 34 while oakland and hayward sitting at 39 degrees. so a lot of us even along the bay shore where temperatures are typically moderated are getting really chilly. now we are in the midst of frost advisories through 10:00am for a whole lot of the bay area this morning. this is all part of a cold northerl

matthews is a native of hayward and has served with the police department there for 24 years. he'll be sworn in later this month. all right. we're going take a break. here are 10 still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. the pacifica pier. >> it's going to be closed for weeks after big waves damaged during storms earlier this week. and a former officer facing multiple felonies for a standoff has entered a not guilty plea. why his attorney says his client shouldn't be charged. and after the break, california lawmakers are reintroducing bills to regulate ai and bills to allowed to enjoy cannabis cafes. >> and today we are going to see our last day of 60's for sf oakland and san jose. at least for a while. we've got quite the cooldown active pattern ahead of us. it's going bring a lot of snow to the sierra. i'm talking all the details in your forecast and you still are making good time on a friday dry morning. >> if you need to get some things done, they might be the day to do or starts to rain and slow you down again. >> a 13 and we saw some big waves and a warning we told you ab

thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so fast.just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. community is also rallying behind. the cat one of liz's colleagues started an online fundraiser the day after the fire. and it has already generated more than $23,000 in donations. everybody we've encountered. >> even on night one was telling us, you know, yeah, this is going to be awful for a little while, but it this is why we have insurance. this is why you have your this is why you have your community. and i so i really do. i feel hopeful at says it's possible electrical item plugged into the wall may have started the fire. >> in hayward, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> some developing news now out of texas where crews are still searching for possible victims after an explosion ripped through the bottom of a historic hotel in fort worth. at least 21 peop

san mateo alameda and hayward each up. 57 oakland, 54 degrees. while petaluma still barely down in the 40's. same for you in santa rosa. temperatures are climbing starting to even out with yesterday after what was a chillier morning. and this afternoon we got a nice comfortable afternoon. low 60's and upper 50's and lots of sunshine. back to you. >> thanks a lot. john is 10, 30 right now. and oakland a's owner john fisher made an appearance for the first time that we've seen in las vegas. there was a chamber of commerce meeting talking about economy, growth and tourism. yeah. he talked a bit about the plans to move the team there. kron four's dan kerman takes a look at what he had to say and didn't say. >> for just over 15 minutes wednesday a's owner john fisher fielded softball questions from the head of the las vegas chamber of commerce at the chamber's preview las vegas conference. >> what he didn't do was released renderings of what the stadium will look like on the tropicana property. those are the same renderings that were supposed to be re

but katz says it appears an electrical item plugged into the wall may have started it. >> in hayward,lippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> staying in the east bay, richmond, residents are frustrated following back-to-back flaring incidents this weekend from the chevron refinery. that's 2 flarings in less than 48 hours. the most recent started yesterday around noon and residents that we talked to say they want the refinery to be held accountable for these reoccurring incidents. >> we are going to continue our fight to make sure that this is a priority and that somebody forces them to pay attention to what all this flaring needs. >> a group of contra costa county residents plan to attend the board of supervisors meeting tonight over these recent flarings. we did reach out to chevron for a response, but we have not heard back yet. power is finally back on it. a senior living and memory care center in san jose where residents had been in the dark for 2 straight days. power went out late saturday night at the watermark at all. but in pg e officials are saying crews responded immediately but th

thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so fast. it and just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. community is also rallying behind. the cat one of liz's colleagues started an online fundraiser the day after the fire. and it has already generated more than $23,000 in donations. everybody we've encountered. >> even on night one was telling us, you know, yeah, this is going to be awful for a little while, but it this is why we have insurance. this is why you have your this is why you have your community and i so i really do. i feel hopeful at says it's possible electrical item plugged into the wall may have started the fire. >> in hayward, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> the city of antioch now considering cracking down on commercial landlords who don't take care of their properties. and alex mayor lamar thorpe says that the city's identified 9 loc