they were sent out to do underwater work on the lafayette. eventually, as many 73 civilian divers were employed one time. besides a considerable number of navy divers, diving conditions were extremely hazardous. jagged steel edges and broken ever present threat. the maze of the repack passageways. a terrific problem. the main in complete darkness. the water on the slip containing such an amount of mud and sewage that underwater lights useless work was accomplished by sense of touch alone. approximately 5000 tons of superstructure was removed, slightly less than half of which was submerged and was cut away by using the underwater gas port. these that were removed to lower the center of gravity and to make accessible the various uptake openings for patrick. when the lafayette capsized furniture stores and other loops accumulated on the portside blocking passageways, making it necessary for divers to clear the debris before commencing actual salvage construction. all minor cabin bulkheads and ship's piping was removed to lighten the ship as much

they were sent out to do underwater work on the lafayette. eventually, as many 73 civilian divers were employed one time. besides a considerable number of navy divers, diving conditions were extremely hazardous. jagged steel edges and broken ever present threat. the maze of the repack passageways. a terrific problem. the main in complete darkness. the water on the slip containing such an amount of mud and sewage that underwater lights useless work was accomplished by sense of touch alone. approximately 5000 tons of superstructure was removed, slightly less than half of which was submerged and was cut away by using the underwater gas port. these that were removed to lower the center of gravity and to make accessible the various uptake openings for patrick. when the lafayette capsized furniture stores and other loops accumulated on the portside blocking passageways, making it necessary for divers to clear the debris before commencing actual salvage construction. all minor cabin bulkheads and ship's piping was removed to lighten the ship as much

when lafayette made his famous grand tour of the united in 1824 and 1825, lafayette had remembered kansas when he was just a three or three year old boy and during that tour, there was a famous dinner at arlington house, which i used to open the book. but custer's travel with lafayette, and they went to mount vernon and fort mchenry, yorktown and. they would debate the slavery. and by the by this time custer's was active in the american colonization society, whose mission to recruit free blacks and have them deported to which the country became liberia, and later, lafayette was an abolitionist. so custis would spend day with lafayette, and then he would come at night and write notes. and he eventually turned these into 16, published essays. they were called conversations of lafayette. they talked about a lot of those big issues of the day and was really the beginning of his career as. a journalist and memoir and the editor who helped him get a lot of these published is william seton was editor of the proud jefferson national intelligencer. but he was also a more general and he later becam

they were called conversations of lafayette. they talked about a lot of those big issues of the day, and that was really the beginning of his career as a journalist and memoirist and the editor who helped him get a lot of these published is william seton, was editor of the pro jefferson national intelligencer, but he was also a more general publisher, and he later became the district of columbia mayor. biggest red letter date then, and his life in middle age would be the 1831 wedding of the army officer, brodie lee, and his daughter, his only daughter, mary custis lee. now, they had known each other since they were children. they had probably played together and mary would recall having seen a teenage lee during that visit from lafayette actually in uniform in alexandria. and so they had their wedding in the parlor at arlington house. custis was initially reluctant to give his consent to the marriage because he didn't really want his daughter in a military life. but that's what happened. and they would be transferred around the

service between rockridge and lafayette re-opens monday. east bay drivers can expect slow traffic on northbound lanes on 680 in pleasanton. caltrans crews are making repairs and the freeway will re-open at 5:00 tuesday morning. >>> the owner and management company of the rv park of san rafael located near 580 and 101 has told residents they are closing that park after losings their legal battle over trying to raise the rent. but the families living there told our da lin they won't be going without a fight. >> reporter: there are about 45 units in this rv park. i'm told about 40 of them received the notice to leave by october 31st. >> my place is tiny but comfortable. i love my neighbors. i have a good relationship with all the neighbors. >> reporter: alex has lived in the rv park for 18 years. his elderly mother moved in with him about a year and a half ago. he is one of many who recently received this notice. >> living here for 18 years. they want to kick you out. where are you going to go? where? on the street? i don't have the means for

station between rockridge and lafayette for today.o, they're running a saturday schedule. so just make sure you check ahead. everything else, no delays reported for that later morning commute. we'll get a look at weather and traffic coming up in a few minutes. >>> happy monday to you. the stock markets are closed. technically for washington's birthday. there's a long story about how it's really washington's birthday and not presidents' day, but we're not going to get into it. facebook is going to start offering verification for a price. a blue check mark next to your name if you provide them with a copy of your government i.d. showing them who you are. facebook already offers this for free to certain notable people like kari hall, but will charge those notable people in the future. a lot, as much as $12 a month, $24 if you want to include instagram. now, paying facebook will also boost your posts. people with less money to spend don't get seen as often. twitter is apparently going to offer two-factor authentication only for people who

bart is not running weekend train service between rock ridge and lafayette. so crew cans do major track repairs. a bus bridge is in place. and that caught some riders by surprise. >> they didn't tell us this was happening when i got on bart. they told us when we got to lafayette station that they were making us get on a bus. so now i'm on my way to get on a transit bus. >> bart service between rock ridge and lafayette will reopen on monday. >>> the president's day holiday weekend is usually a busy time for car shopping and here is a bit of good news. used car prices are finally falling. but they are still well above prepandemic levels. kenny choi introduces us to one east bay family feeling the impact. >> reporter: the driver seat is where tony belongs. he can pick and sell cars with the best of them. but market forces keep driving dealers like him away. >> i know a lot of stores personally that ended up shutting down their stores and they are completely locked away and i'm one of them. >> reporter: for 30 years, the immigrant from jordan built an expanding e

if you are traveling between rockbridge and were lafayette station, east bay, heads up to you.o to track upgrades on bart, you are looking at a 30 minute delay and you will need to take a bus. they are not running a train through that section. lots of modified schedules today . big ones to talk about, ac transit operating on a sunday schedule. uni, saturday schedule. bart, saturday schedule as well. as far as the roadways are concerned the major closure will be in sunil until 5 a.m. tomorrow northbound 680 and castlewood drive, closed. reggie? reggie: still ahead bay city set to put foot patrols back into keep people safe. and fans running for cover when a marquee falls down after a popular sailing event. live look outside, it's 6:12. live look outside, it's 6:12. trying to control my asthma felt anything but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialist and found out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala can help control. now, fewer asthma attacks and less oral steroids that's my nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-

if you are traveling between rockridge and lafayette station, you will need to get on a free transfer bus to bridge the right. some writers say, they were caught off guard today. >> when i got on part, they just told us one we got to lafayette station that they were making a skit on. >> it is set to reopen on monday. another closure is set to open for april. >>> searching for a missing teen. this is a potentially runaway 14-year-old seen at rinaldo middle school. he was wearing all black and a black mask and check out this picture right here. the only difference is that neo has had his braces taken off since this photo was taken. people are asked to call him if they see him. >>> investigating a shooting at the tesla and livermore. it happened outside the facility on challenger street and discovery drive. the man shot is expected to be okay. anyone with information is asked to please call police. >>> former president jimmy carter has entered hospice care. he has been in and out of hospitals in recent months. the 98-year-old is spending time at home with his family. he is the oldest liv

and lafayette recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> pg and e says of more storms on the way more power outages are possible. here are just a few tips you can follow in case that were to happen. the utility company encourages keeping a battery powered flashlight. ready in a radio within easy reach. they also suggest using led candles instead of wax candles, store water, fill plastic containers in your freezer. you know what that does because you can then use those as blocks of ice to prevent your food from going bad. well, rental property owners in alameda county are now asking county supervisors to end the pandemic eviction moratorium on paying rent. they say some able by tenant center capable of working are actually taking advantage of the situation. and they're refusing to pay rent. landlords say the cities of oakland and berkeley. they've already begun working on a rent moratorium transition period for tenants and property owners and they want alameda county to do the exact same. >> so you're going to have bl

the government of lafayette has an obligation under international law and regional instruments to protect and uphold the language rights of the countries. minority communities without discrimination. last september, riga, adopted a law, prohibits the use of russian as well as other minority languages in schools. aiming to make love in the only language used, according to authorities, the bill as part of a wider di russ, if a cation effort brought about by the conflict in ukraine. however, they also claim there is no violation of human rights. students can still study russian as part of the curriculum, but the un special repertoire on minority issues. and convinced, as i said, studies by unesco and others previously clearly showed that teaching in the language of a child using his or her language as the medium of instruction is the best met the pedagogical approach to make sure this the children acquired literacy and numeracy, numeracy as effectively as possible, the response of the government of latvia would seem to suggest that if they believe that it is enough to only allow children to

and lafayette recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> and as the storms continue to hit the state lawmakers are working on a plan to make sure you are protected from future floods will have more on that ahead. and right now pg e is providing an update about the power outages throughout the bay area. according to the latest numbers, a lot of people have now gotten their power back on. but about 5400 customers in the south, but also in the north bay are still in the dark and the cold right now. those are the yellow spots on the map that we see right here. >> we have an update on a story we first told you at 5 o'clock. antioch police say a teenager was shot in his right shoulder during a robbery attempt. it happened about 3.30, this afternoon on crown peak way near lone tree elementary school. police searched the area and eventually arrested 2 teens for charges related to robbery and assault with a deadly weapon while chasing the suspects. police say one officer suffered a minor injury is being treated at a hospital.

so that's the latest here in lafayette, guys. really ktvu fox two news.e sure you take a photo of yourself before you leave. looks like a postcard behind you, henry. thank you. we have been asking viewers to send in their photos from this cold snap and you have delivered or some coverage continues with frank mallicoat here to show us seven point ktvu viewers sent in today. hi, frank. a ton of photos and why not? this is not unusual, though, for some parts of the bay area to get a dusting of snow and higher elevations. but overnight and this morning there was some real snow on the ground and places. quite frankly , hasn't seen it for quite a while. now one viewer sent in this picture from calistoga and napa county, wrote overnight. someone moved my house and my pond from napa valley to tahoe. check it out. you can see the house. the car all covered up with snow looks like a couple of inches and more. they've got a dock there as well. and just a lovely scene of the snowy hellos. around the pod of their property. their viewers were also captivated by the sid

vehicles on highway 24 and lafayette spun out. there will be steady rainfall. it is best to give yourself extra time. nothing to cautious. we do know spring is around the corner but it does not feel like it, especially the way the cold in wind is a feeling. some people we spoke with say they want the warm weather back. >> i like the sun. this is depressing to me. brian: the rain is not going away anytime soon. chp and caltrans advising people all weekend to expect delays in the bay area due to the fact that the rain and wind and some snow have delayed traffic. the wind advisory in place for the bay area. keep that in mind as you make your way on the bay bridge. ryan curry, abc7news. kumasi: if y reservation for the zoo, it is closed. the zoo will make a final decision at noon. it was close for a month back in january after the storms caused a giant sinkhole the entrance. we will keep you updated on all of the weather through the abc 7 app and live updates to your phone. download it now and enable push vacations. reggie: a sideshow in oakland friday night. [horn

here's a live look at highway 24th through lafayette. a lot of cars on the road out there this morning, so overall things are looking good. same story with 8 80 in oakland. north and southbound. we had a pretty sunrise just a few minutes ago. steve paulson a lot of some sprinkling of clouds, but then a lot of like nice, clear skies out there as well. yeah it's not. it's just high clouds and we're okay here. it's an offshore breeze alley. so everything is in place here for one more nice forecasts are warm if you will, above average, but we're going to go from nice when mild to warm to really cold . i mean, really cold thursday morning, some of the u. i mean, it'll be shock to the system. that's how cold it's going to get around here. and if we have low elevation snow i would think late wednesday into thursday looks to be the best opportunity here. wind advisory starts tomorrow. one o'clock goes through one p.m. on wednesday serious snow as well. also low snow levels. uh when you when you have temperatures around 5000 ft between minus thre

bridget was very foggy on the lafayette commute.t even show you highway 24, so we'll go right to the bay bridge. bay bridge is slower because they're clearing a stalled vehicle near treasure island and one of the lane. and the entire bridge is slow as well. so not only is it slow at the toll plaza, it's also slow on the span. and you can see interstate 80 traffic is doing ok, sam mateo bridge completely fogged in, so i jus o bridge is slow all the way across. it was a crash 90 to 1. oh, one. i would say the dumbarton bridge is a better bet. 7 39 let's bring steve back in with today's weather south. thank you, sir. you've already mentioned it numerous times. here now fog. if you don't have fog, it's mostly sunny. there's some higher clouds. up there. that's the front weak front. that's going to generate some breeze. but first the fall, patrick's and redwood shores thick fog or ws raven shorts. good morning s people. thank you, patrick. good morning to you, and there's definitely some sfo's down to a half mile visibility half moon bay

discover some of you up to record breaking sites on google back youtube and now also in book form lafayette. but sir, this is the consequence for photos and flips. i'm to find out because cindy commotion was like, just a little any more just conflict in ukraine. but european war intent voices rushes, warri crane one year since the invasion began. we take a look back and into the future in the union flow green. in february on d, w. with this week on world stories, indonesia fights against climate polluters. a dispute over brown bears in poland. but for we go to russia, where schools are being ordered to run special lessons justifying the war and ukraine. anyone daring to object can expect a police investigation for body angelica music is the best way to unwind. to forget school and trouble with the police. a few months ago, authorities labeled the 11 year old as problematic. they suspect her family as being anti russian and pro ukrainian ever since that day in october last year. when police questioned valia and her mother bulls thrush, my flesh, i was afraid to put the police officer was sit

anser: and came to lafayette wanting the snow as a backdrop for his music video. came all the way out just for this? >> yeah, i like this view and it is perfect. especially today because it was raining and over there we see snow in the mountains, it is rare, it is amazing. anser: mount diablo was closed friday to the public. that was a huge disappointment for this group that drove all the way from san jose. >> we were excited to look at the mount diablo snow and maybe we could drive up, but we were disappointed we returned back. anser: why didn't you close -- go someplace closer? >> we thought maybe we would check it out but couldn't do both. anser: hopefully they were able to get some pictures. liz: a nonprofit in pescadero will continue with cleanup efforts after the january storms caused severe damage to its facility. venture receipt at center has been trying to raise money and rebuild but it has -- it was lost. they will be cleaning up at its eden west road in pescadero. it says there will be food and drinks for volunteers. caltrain is suspending rail service

thank you so much for that update that des uria were shadow enrica lafayette. really appreciate it. you're watching the w news from berlin. here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. us president joe biden has been speaking in poland in the run up to the 1st anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine. fight inside it keeps, it still stands strong and free and that the world did not look away. other key points from biden or that america and its allies will stand off for freedom. and that putin thought nita would fracture and divide, but the alliance remains stronger than ever one year in the war and cannot doubt the alliances conviction and support for ukraine. vilma weaver fight inside the also that democracies will stand in defense of freedom and a dictator can never erase as well for freedom. ukraine is still independent and free and bite, and also insisted the west is not planning to attack. russia asked, who has claims out. don't forget, you can always also get w news on the go as town for apps meant to play or from the app store and give you access to all t

mile of track and east bay meaning that there will be no trains running between the rock ridge and lafayette stations on the yellow line. art has a bus bridge available for passengers and this is part of a $3.5 million project to replace 7200 feet of worn-out rail. the work will wrap up after monday. on monday, which is president's day, bart will run saturday service on all lines. parking at all bart stations is free on monday except for the mel peterson berryessa stations because bta owns and operates those lots. we are seller bring anniversary since robin roberts return to good morning america since her successful bone marrow transplant. with this anniversary means to her. >> good morning america. do you know what an immense honor that is to say? >> she has been a familiar face on abc for more than 20 years. during that time she has faced trials and triumphs. one of them is her fierce battle for survival against mds. news of the rare blood disorder that affects bone marrow coming five years after beating breast. robin roberts getting a life-saving bone marrow transplant from her dear siste

lafayette wanna creek, alamo, castro valley.dublin, even clayton in there teens up in the mountains, 34 uk forties in the valley because of fog. but that's a lot of cold air on the backside of this right and that's a lot of code and that's what we're looking for. is that load and drop in there wednesday thursday, we had spring like weather that's gone. patchy fog, nice but cooler today, clouds will increase here first low clouds and higher clouds. i say rain alright, i say rain so i think that'll be rain. they're mostly cloudy cooler. as that low drops in and goes really right along the coast. now again, some of these forecast models are a little heavier summer a little lighter and kind of taking the middle of the road here, but i mean that's ring. okay, if we get that much, that's rain, no doubt about it, and the snow forecast is also favorable for a little bit. maybe about 3 to 63 to seven is being forecast. looking monterey doesn't mean it's right. san jose is probably a little overdone. but still it does look like some activ

passengers between rockridge and lafayette need to get a free bus for their ride. riders should plan on an up to 30-minute delay. >>> the national lgbtq task force is celebrating 50 years of advocacy, and they will mark their milestone with a celebration right here in san francisco. the group's flagship conference called creating change began on friday, and it is taking place at the hilton union square. organizers say the conference is set to bring together philanthropists, elected officials and even people from the business world. this is the first conference in three years. it will run through tuesday. >>> if you've heard the phrase "life's short, eat dessert first," today is the day for you. that's because today is eat ice cream for breakfast day. it's all in celebration of a little girl named malia grace, who was born on this day, february 18th, back in 2001. joining me now is her mother, annette peterson. annette, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on what would have been your daughter's 22nd birthday. is that right? malia grace bravely battled can

the other big transit project we are following, rock ridge and lafayette station shutdown friday for track repairs. our chopper spotted the crews out there working hard today and getting everything ready ahead of reopening. >>> another powerful earthquake has struck turkey and syria, the same area hit by the massive and deadly earthquake two weeks ago. the sounds of those sirens all too common now for people traumatized by the quake. emergency crews rushed to yet another scene as the quake hit. this time it was a 6.4 shaker but followed by a really big aftershock. no immediate reports of casualties. of course, we know it takes days to get that number. the death toll from the first one stanza nearly 45,000 people. >>> coming home on this presidents' day, former president jimmy carter is in home hospice care in georgia at the age of 98. after heads time in office, the president is best known for his time serving habitat for humanity. we have all seen the photos and videos of him with a hammer and a paint brush. that work has had a direct impact on families right here in the bay area. i

no trains are running through the rockridge and lafayette station on the yellow line.t has a bus bridge available for passengers. all of it part of the project to replace 7200 feet of worn out rail. network wraps up after monday. on monday, president's day, bart will be running sent -- running saturday service on all lines. parking free on monday, except for the -- stations because they own and operate those parking lots. it is one for the books. a library francisco. people in one neighborhood no longer have to go to the library to grab a good read. taking a live look outside. looking nice and clear. if you are ready for an early preview of spring, we will see a big bump in temperatures. spencer talks about that and the accuweather forecast up ahead. >> coming up in sports, all-star weekend. block by block. why the stanford women's start meant to keep on writing her name in the record books. >> san francisco's public library unveiled the first ever book kiosk. a ribbon ceremony was held on treasure island for the sfpl book stop. it is located at island cove market on a

let's take a look at highway 24 in lafayette . things here look good.ce no bart running through this stretch, and that's because of some planned track work that they're doing. it should reopen by tomorrow. here's the bay bridge toll plaza, where traffic has been light all morning long . let's go back to the desk and we begin our eight o'clock out with breaking news from the east bay firefighters are on the scene of overnights fire that caused major damage to a church in oakland, ktvu james torres joins us live with reaction from the church's pastor. and from flying potters as well. good morning, james. andre good morning to you. now we're on the corner of 37th and telegraphy across the street. from where we're standing is that church and now the sun is up. you can see the extent of the damage here and we can only see it, of course from the outside from what we've been hearing from the pastor and some other church members here. the inside is pretty heavily damaged and burned as well. firefighters saying this was a three alarm fire all happening at the fi

is running a weekend schedule today and for the lafayette to rockridge stations, there's a bus bridgen on an extra 30 minutes. we'll get a look at more weather and traffic in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. >>> 6:46 right now. michigan state university is set to reopen this morning, this after a week after those three students were killed and five other people were wounded during a mass shooting. there will be increased police presence on campus, as well as support for anyone who needs it. the buildings where those shootings happened will all remain closed, with classes moved to other rooms. professors are being urged to rethink goals for their courses and extend grace periods for students struggling. this weekend funerals were held for two of the three victims. all of the students who survived remain in the hospital, three of them remain in critical condition. >>> "law & order" fans are among the many mourning the death of entertainer richard belzer. [ phone ringing ] >> homicide. svu. hold on. i'll get you a detective. >> belzer may be best known for his ro

watch for the traffic flow, orinda and lafayette are moving smoothly, but wet.k at the backup forming at the bay bridge. we'll track it to make sure there's nothing other than rain and congestion going on. >>> good morning. very happy friday to you. i had changed up my stock board a bit. i wanted to talk about four different companies and all kinds of important news they were making, so i took off the dow and the nasdaq. facebook is up something like 23%, meta's best day in something like ten years. but plans change. i can't talk about this because i've got to talk about the job numbers. in a normal world we will l we would celebrate this. more than half a million jobs added in the month of january. that's about three times as many as economists were expecting. unemployment rate 3.4%, the lowest it's been in 60 years. that's good, right? well, it's complicated. the fed wants to slow the economy down. the fed thought it had slowed the economy down. it backed off wednesday and added just a quarter percent to the interest rate. this is evidence the economy is not s

and lafayette recess. stasio kron. 4 news. >> tonight, emergency crews are trying to rescue people trapped in rubble. that's after a 5.2 magnitude earthquake shakes parts of already devastated turkey today, the same area was struck but much stronger quake. of course, 3 weeks ago. and this latest one, a person was killed more than 100 people were injured and dozens of buildings have collapsed. the original quake killed more than 50,000 people toppling more than 100,000 buildings leaving more than 1 million people without homes. >> not a riot soccer fans in a different part of turkey are showing solidarity by throwing toys from the stands to answer a call for children who've been affected by the earthquakes. the game was stopped for minutes and 17 seconds left to play on the clock in memory of the victims of the big quake. that was the time when the 7.8 earthquake struck 4.17. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right, folks, would you look at this? this is a great sight, especially with all the warriors have b

and lafayette recess. stasio kron. 4 news seen rats actually go into the hood of a car.ing. to yeah. to through all that stuff. yeah. they're looking for a place to get out of all this weather. >> who to blame? a bright that's been so cold. we've got the rain out there. we've got the snow and boy, just a mix and it's coming late season again, it looks like this is going to continue for a while. the storm moving through today. behind that we had some thunderstorms, reports of that hail outside. we're not done just yet. we've got another band of rain that is moving on shore. you can see right there moving along the coastline into san francisco, some heavy rainfall begin to move in. maybe some thunderstorms embedded in that as well. likely going to see some downpours and some hail possibly with that whole line drives all the way south in the headed toward half moon bay right now, then stretching across the bay. you've got some scattered showers and then you start to talk about that snow with the cold temperatures toward mount hamilton. so the wild weather continuing around

this it looks in lafayette in the east bay. con fire says drivers of certain cars need to be especially alert. >> driving conditions can be dangerous especially, really for all vehicles but especially for high profile vehicles, vans and buses and trucks and like that. so use extreme caution. >> first responders are out and we are also there working on the story. we have team coverage. we have team coverage. >> it's windy everywhere right now. but there's one part of the bay that's particularly windy and we're seeing some of the more common images of downed trees and power lines and all those kinds of things and it's the city down the peninsula and the east bay shoreline kind of right through that alameda stretch. there's a reason for that when we have strong wind like that. we've seen gusts up to 60 miles per hour in some locations. the times give you an idea. they're pretty much in line with one another, right around 1:00 or 2:00. that's around where the lines are coming in. most of us ve getting funneled right through the san

orinda station partners, replacing more than 7000 ft of track way between rockridge, orinda and lafayette the president's day weekend transit agency says a free direct bus will be available for bart riders from rock creek station to lafayette station to get around the closure. bart officials say regular scheduled service will return on monday. february 21st during this black history month. one woman is making history in 2023 is the first black mayor in santa rosa's history. natalie rogers was selected by a fellow council members as the city's new mayor and is now leading the biggest city in sonoma county. she said she is ready for the challenges ahead. i am definitely honored. um and i am ready for the challenge. i know we have a lot of challenges that we're going to face, but i'm honored to be the first black mayor of santa rosa. definitely we need to focus on our own house residents , but in addition to we also need to focus on um the median income people that can't afford. housing we also need to focus on our infrastructure. we have a lot of deferred maintenance that we need to focus o

just drops and it's like, oh, no, it's happened and disbelief and then anger, kathy martinson of lafayette said a day meant to honor her late mother turned into a frightening experience when she was burglarized at an oakland cemetery. this happened february 1st. she parked inside the gate near the front office of st mary's cemetery and rockridge and had just dropped off flowers at her mother's grave site for her birthday within two minutes. i heard the alarm of my car going off. and i looked down and saw there was a car parked next to mine where there hadn't been prior and i realize it's a smash and grab took this picture of what she found the passenger window of her car, smashed her purse and backpack gone. it's like there's nothing sacred. you know, i'm going to wish my mama happy birthday. a heavenly happy birthday and they prey on people. anywhere obviously, i mean, it's frightening. kathy tried to chase the suspects, but they sped off. within minutes. she was getting called from fraud preventions because someone was trying to charge big purchases on her credit cards. kathy called poli

we've had a rain-snow mix on highway. 24, as you cross from lafayette, down into berkeley, those upper elevations really, really slick this morning and zooming out across the region, the sierra, the northern end of the central valley, north coast and mountains around la. joining us in this wintry weather trend that we're starting the weekend with so rough for your travels up there tomorrow as much better travel day grapevine looking at snow. i-80 looking at snow, even our routes here in the bay area. looking at it too, with winter storm warnings in effect for elevations above 1000 feet. you go out to the central valley and this year you've got winter storm warnings than the entirety of lake and mendocino counties. also under winter storm warnings, frost advisories and freeze warnings through 09:00am as temperatures are below freezing for a lot of areas. this means that even if you're not seeing snow, you are subject to seeing ice formation on roadways, making it extra slick. now snowfall accumulating in our upper elevations. but that's not to say you won't see flurries grapple or sleet

also highway. 24, we've had a mix of rain and snow around the tunnel but also around lafayette, walnut creek. it's rain for you, but it doesn't take long before you hit some wintry mix crossing between k. 24 is one of those spots and watching really closely for some slick spots as well. 6.83 some rain snow mix potential for some icy conditions out there. as we've been talking about highway 17, it is not been a fun one. in fact, as rain will update you on closures along that route. it is snow and snow packed up that direction. pretty consistently just rain that we're looking at as we make our way on up the peninsula. just rainfall consistently all the way up to san francisco and right along the east bay shoreline to very, very wet conditions this morning. and it's snow across the rest of the state up into the sierra nevada. even parts of the central valley and up along the north coast. now we have winter storm warnings at those low elevations. that's as low as 1000 feet in elevation for the north bay and east bay hills in the santa cruz in diablo range is even some winter storm warnings

christian armani of lafayette college and cliff corso's of asset management.arilyn, let's start with the market reaction. we're looking at 16 basis points higher on two-year treasury yields. the 10 year treasury yield back to 3.50. is this a overreaction? >> it highlights we are at this point in the market where we are so incredibly data-dependent. we have seen so much volatility continue after the fed and recent data we have seen. we have these incredible latent market data today. we have strong ism. it has been noted a lot about financial conditions easing. yet, we have had a huge amount of rate increases. 4.75 in the span of about a year. we are at this point which is difficult to for the market to determine the future path where the economic data is going to go and assess where we go from here. i think it is highlighting the uncertainty at the moment. the fact is, the labor market remains incredibly strong. inflation is coming down in the u.s. now is going to be very much a case of being very dependent and the market beginning to scrutinize every single da

. >> i had my bar mitzvah in lafayette. reporter: the congressman may represent los angeles, but campaigning here he made his local ties known. >> i grew up in the east bay, proud mustang, i lived in that area. reporter: from his east a routes to serving as a ranking member of congress leading the first impeachment trial of the former president donald trump, he is hoping to add one more title to his resume. he is running for senate, looking to replace dianne feinstein. senator feinstein was the consummate centrist, known for working across the aisle, being friends with people on the other side. in such a divided senate, do you see yourself in that vein as well? >> i see myself getting things done. that is the kind of leadership i want to bring to the senate. fighting hard to protect our values. and no tolerating when reproductive freedom or dealing with gun violence. reporter: he has the coveted endorsement of nancy pelosi, but is still face a c including fellow congressman myers -- when voters are looking at everybody in t

that means trains will not be running between rockridge in lafayette between february 18th and the 20th of the month. crews will be replacing more than 7,000 feet of rail. there will be a free bus bridge in place, but bart says riders should expect about a 30 minute delay in contra costa county. bart also has track repairs scheduled for 5 different weekends between april and june. those repairs will take place between raw courage and orinda. >> and it is you are commuting by car. we're going to give you this beautiful sunset shot to the san mateo bridge. traffic kind of moving slowly, though. >> what is that? greece's that haze or fog? it's a it's kind of a golden hour. cool looking sun issue there. yeah, definitely that sun glare and haze not helping bay area commuters right now for your rush hour commute home. so please drive safely out there on the roadways. let's take a live look outside because we are tracking beautiful weather out there in the bay area. hard to believe it's winter when we were spoiled with temperatures like these, thanks to mother nature. we're tracking a very dry

. >> that means trains will not run between rock ridge and lafayette between february 18th and 20th crews will replacing more than 7,000 feet of rail. there will be a free bus bridge in place, but bart says riders should expect up to 30 minute delays in contra costa county. it also has track repairs scheduled for 5 different weekends between april and june. those repairs will take place between rock ridge and are in death. >> there's been little news from the forty-niners on how brock purdy would be moving forward with his injury until today. next in sports. jason do also have the details on how the quarterback will get how the quarterback will get his injured elbow fixed. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may

if you're traveling between rock ridge and lafayette station, you'll need to get on a free transfer bus to bridge the ride. tracks are set to reopen on monday. another closure is planned april 1st. >>> developing at this hour, former president jimmy carter has entered hospice. this comes after a number of recent short hospital stays. today the 98-year-old elected to spend the rest of his time at home with his family. he is the oldest living former president. he created the carter center to promote human rights and peaceful solutions to conflicts. he was awarded the nobel peace price in 2002. in a tweet his grandson wrote i saw both of my grandparents yesterday. they are at peace and as always their home is full of love. thank you all for your kind words. >>> well, her storied career in politics is coming to an end. this week senator dianne feinstein announced she's not running again. even before she made retirement official, candidates were tossing their hats into the ring to replace her. audrey asistio has the latest on the senate race. >> reporter: i can tell you the race for feinstei

. ♪ reporter: this man came out to lafayette wanting the snow as a backdrop for his music video.ou came all the way out just for this? >> yes. this is perfect. especially today because it was raining. we see snow in the mountains. it's rare. it's amazing. i love it. reporter: mount diablo was close to the public. lines of cars were turned away at the south gate entrance. that was a huge disappointment for this group that drove all the way from san jose. >> we were excited to look at the mount diablo snow. we are disappointed that we were turned back. reporter: why didn't you go to someplace closer? >> we were thi sunset at mount diablo was good. reporter: hopefully they were able to get some pictures. abc7news. ama: we saw all kinds of wildlife venturing out today on mission peak. a coyote walking through the snow. it looked up at the chopper to see if we were dropping any food. it didn't bother the coyote one bit. in the south bay, dear on mount hamilton. there were four of them standing still in the snow when we flew over. the deer appeared quite comfortable, considering the co

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picked up quite a bit and will be moving toward oakland, as well as richmond, and eventually toward lafayette. we're also going to see the heavy rain continue for the peninsula, so you do want to make sure you're allowing extra time to get to work. it hasn't yet reached san jose as we see it taking a little longer to get to some of those spots in the south bay, but we are going to see rain moving in over the next couple of hours as we get our first rain in about a two-week span, a good measurable rain. i'll be tracking that and we'll talk about the weekend ahead. >>> let's take a live look and we're looking at all the rain coming down. you can see all the rain pouring down. from time to time we see bursts of traffic and then clearing. there are more crews in the north and south of the bridge and there will be traffic lights right now. watch for standing water. that's registered and look at all the blue coming through the north bay, along 101, across the bridge and into san francisco, down into the peninsula, pacifica, half moon bay. it's pushing across the san mateo bridge. we'll show that to

bart will not run any trains between rockridge and lafayette stations from tomorrow through monday, workre replacing 7200 ft of rail bus shuttles will travel between the two stations. but bart is warning passengers. you can expect some delays, maybe 30 minutes or so trains on the yellow line, which is between anti akin sfo will run every hour service will start at six a.m. monday, but some trains may be canceled so again. look ahead if you are planning to travel around, uh, public transit different on holiday weekends, so sal ahead. yes ma'am. there is something that is going to be getting your attention on the east shore freeway. and this is eastbound 80 at gilman. just looking at it here. you can see that that that there is a problem here in one of the right lanes. a big rig is stalled out there and they're waiting for a tow truck. here that's eastbound 80 coming up on gilman street just after university and you can see this unusual backup that we have here stretching out as you head up that people are not used to this backup. maybe on the other side. it would be more normal. but this

ah, with us, i unplugged what a contrast there is fighting in ukraine and here there's a party in lafayette quick like when we're back with raymond, the farmer from stop repub, they're throwing a foam party at his small amusement park with the straw figures. it's one of russia's most important, national holidays, j. b. i webber, but in russia day, let me. yeah, but i think a, it's all about patriotism. yeah. i see. yeah. for me, this holiday means that all russians unite to support each other, including when it comes to the special operation. with god. why not with blood sunday blind, my friends from germany sometimes ask me if you can still live normally in russia. come on here, you see that you can see in fact, the special operation ukraine seems quite far away, even in people's minds often even though many soldiers and volunteers went there from this region. but here there's great support on just a symbol. i think so not to support our boys participating in the special operation . i found out every one ah . the stub repose cemetery is just 40 minutes away. russian soldiers who died in uk

weekend crews are going to be replacing more than 7,000 feet of rail right between iraq, which and lafayette. so there's going to be a free bus bridge in place. bart says you should expect up to about 30 minutes delays in contra costa county park also has track repairs scheduled for 5 different weekends between april and june. those repairs are going to take place right between rockledge general are into. so make sure you write that down. we have to get a look at when and we need to know what we have in store. a lot of lovers planted things for this weekend. john silva was the forecast. look like morning. yeah, a lot of levers and a lot of bart riders may be are going to have to just a couple plans, but we do have some good weekend weather for the most part. >> she's going to be getting out. they're easier today, especially a nice one. yesterday we saw a beautiful, clear skies today. keep all that around. golden gate bridge looks nice. clear another day without any fog at the golden gate nor across the rest of the bay area. clear from the coast all the way to our inland areas. high pressure

so when kenya saying, look, we don't like in our da, predicts to lafayette speak to and fiscal. they had looking for a shipment, they're looking for at his point from facebook, we have facebook and does something positive about tackling it head speech. they need to wait with the lockers in order to identify the sources of speech. and if verified with local policy players verified, this should be taken down and promoted because we know that, you know, facebook like all the tech companies they benefit from it's from i is that come to controversial content here. so you should remove, couldn't that, that mexican profit, but it's affecting local interest here. and what's up is the biggest social media platform in africa. and it's clear that a lot of people get their news from what's up as well. is it dangerous? when all of this is centralized on one platform, so the meta can basically control all narratives and new sources. yes, i think what's up is quite popular. also, increasingly now we chat is being popular the chinese location. but to what's up is way, way i had to do a lot of p