just falling trees and flooding, but the recent wet weather causing a differently problem at lake merrittsh to find the solution. >> new details about the dramatic ending to an hours-long standoff in the south bay. >>> a%wfwjz very good monday mo to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at the commute with mike, but first we want to start off with meteorologist kari hall, back in the house. good to have you back. >> good morning. i'm bringing more active weather as we go into the next -- i know, right? we're starting out cold this morning. we have a frost advisory in effect for the bay area. this will be in effect for these areas shaded in blue up until 9:00 this morning, and then after that, as our temperatures start out chilly, we're going to warm up quite a bit. we're right now at 33 degrees in santa rosa, 40 in hayward and 39 in san jose. but we're also going to be closely watching storm ranger as we prepare for another storm. and as of right now it's still well to the north of us. we can see the swirl of this

>> we all love lake merritt. it's no surprise. is the crown jewel of the city, and thousands of people visit the lake every single weekend. in the past when there were big crowds, the city did rely heavily on police presence and closure of major streets, which was expensive, and it hurt accessibility. we also know that we lack, you know, the resources when it comes to adding more officers to a specific area. so the city did look extensively at how we could better address the problem, and it was clear that parking meters could help improve access. so we've now begun that pilot program, and we expect to have data in july on how it's working. we've also moved management from the police department to the department of transportation so that we can truly take that data to re-imagine what public safety initiatives and what parking may look like moving forward by the lake. but, again, this is a pilot program, and we are testing it out to see how we can better utilize these non-police efforts to ensure that everyone around the lake can en

there's 930, and there's lake merritt and it's heading down towards oakland.piedmont is over here, and highway 13 is a good option. we still don't have an estimated time when they will open the lanes for the investigation. chp is continuing with the investigation, and as they gather evidence they can't have any vehicles running through the area, and there's not a major issue, it's between lakeshore and 23rd, if you jump on to east bay 580, you are okay getting down through san leandro and hayward. >>> definitely much drier than compared to this time yesterday. there still may lingering showers was head out, but for the most part we will see this wrapping up over the next couple of hours, and the rest of the day is looking much clearer, sunny and very chilly temperatures. only 59 in mountain view, and san francisco reaching 55 degrees. we will talk about what is ahead for the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> scandalous accusation in san josÉ, a long-time agent is facing drug charges. >> joanne segovia is accused of having 61 drug sh

we talk with the friend of a man killed near lake merritt. >> and with so much property damage who should be left to pay bills, the homeowner or the city. and the waiting game continues news at 5:30 starts right now. >> a difficult day of recovery after the storm. a total of five people have died and another, an off duty cop is in critical condition. >> a man in oakland died after a tree came crashing down on to his tent. >> reporter: we drove throughout the city of oakland and you couldn't go more than a mile without seeing damage or destruction from last night's storm. beyond the physical damage caused some people are grieving much more tonight. >> they have him there. >> reporter: they say the man that lost his life at lake merritt was much more than a nameless unhoused individual. friends say his name is tyrone butler from louisiana and that he loves to play the piano and go to church. >> he was a loving young man. i want everybody to remember him not just as a homeless person but an individual and human being like all of us. >> reporter: his tent was in the way of crashing down trees

killed a man near lake merritt yesterday.efighters got a call about a tree that fell on top of a man by the lake. first responders say he was in a sleeping bag at the time. >> he was talking to somebody. it is i will give you this number. you call that number. you call that number. i thought instead of giving people the help they really, really need. >> city crews are working to respond to more than 100 calls to downed trees overnight and downed trees blocked traffic and destroyed a parked vehicle while another tree narrowly missed some young students walking on the sidewalk. a group of volunteers spent the day driving around and cutting down dangerous fallen trees on the roadway. coming up at 5:30 we will hear from the friend of the man that tragically lost his life in oakland yesterday. they have a message about what they want the public to know about their friend. >> thank you for the preview. we are going to take you to san francisco now. the city made a critical correction that broke last night. the city said it found ap

clipper card cards are exclusively available at the lake merritt station and can be purchased for $3. other bart 50th anniversary merchandise is on sale from toy trains to socks, shirts, jackets and more. bart held a celebration last september commemorating the 50 years of service in the bay area at the lake merritt station, where the first bart headquarters was located. assemblyman matt haney will announce his pick for california woman of the year, and he will hold a news conference tomorrow to announce dr jinjing as california woman of the year. she is ceo of chinese hospital in san francisco, california legislative women's caucus has been hosting the woman of the year event during women's history month since 1987. each member of the state legislature nominates one woman to celebrate their contributions and accomplishments within three years later, there's some good things and then there's some bad things exactly three years ago, most of the bay area shut down and entered that shelter in place. order coming up. we take a look at how the bay area is bouncing back and how a bay area c

>> oakland city council member dan cole tells me the victim is a man who was staying at the lake merritt health care center because he was partially paralyzed and that he was targeted and shot to death. >> the person who they shot and killed was already partially paralyzed. he was it was a long-term care facility. just trying to do live and survive. the oakland police department is still investigating the deadly shooting in looking for the shooter or shooters involved. it happened early saturday around one in the morning. >> at the lake merritt health care center on macarthur boulevard. police say when officers arrived, they found a man who was suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. officers and medical staff tried to save him, but he died at the scene. the long-term care facility is in council member dan called i just heart goes out to the family of the person indicted. so sad. i do want people to know who live or work. >> in that neighborhood, this was not some random thing. the opd believes that nobody in the neighborhood is at risk. nobody else in that facility is at risk. it was ta

and now alex merritt off will spend the rest of his life are behind bars. not here is the lead prosecutor reacted to the very latest take a look. >> justice was done today. and it does not matter, who your family is. it does not matter how much money you have or how much many people think you have. it doesn't matter what you think or how prominent you are, if you do wrong, if you break the law, if you murder, and justice will be done in south carolina. and i think south carolina has shown the nations around the world how process can work and work well. >> are joining us knowledge to action on the ground in south carolina to make fox nation host nancy grace, who has been tracking the trail from the very beginning. joining us today from south carolina. it wasn't just south carolina nancy, was the entire country riveted by the case. in meeting up to the jury, being handed this case earlier tonight i will tell you that there was a lot of trepidation concern and worry that the prominence in this family and the name and the connections might play a role in might

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the first marathoners were across the starting line near lake merritt .and there they go in the rain. but there's also a half marathon and 10-k this morning. one of the runners we talked with, said she's glad she's not running a marathon in this morning's wet weather. i just showed up and training. it's okay. it's not too windy, so i think it'll be all right. it was raining fairly hard at the beginning of the race, but it's slacked off since then, and that will give the marathoners and half marathoners time to dry up before they cross that finish line in the next hour or so. most of the runners say it's a different experience than the expected, but they're all out there. have a good time or so they say. i believe him. i believe him. i the most i've done isnd i felt pretty accomplished. i don't know that i could go 26 months did a 10-k. i have covered a lot of boston marathons in my day, and i'm always you know, while i'm out there covering these people running, man, this is amazing. you feel the energy and then you see some of the guys that ran to come in

it happened at 10:30 last night at the park boulevard exit close to lake merritt.n the victims' identity, but it's believed their car crashed shortly after the gunfire. we're told all lanes of 580 are back open. >>> overnight an american "wall street journal" reporter under arrest in russia accused of spying. within the past hour, the russia media reporting he must remain behind bars pending an investigation. brie, which is really the first time russia has made an arrest of an american journalist since the height of the cold war? >> yeah, there's a lot of new developments coming in. "the wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich accused of espionage. he was 1,800 miles outside of moscow, and his arrest comes amid high tensions between the u.s. and russia over the invasion of ukraine. the ssb security services accused evan gershkovich of gathering information. the agency statement provided no evidence or further details on when he was arrested. "the wall street journal" released its own statement saying in part the outlet, quote, vehemently denies the allegatio

we talk with the friend of a man killed near lake merritt. >> and with so much property damage who shouldleft to pay bills, the homeowner or the city. and the waiting game continue s

. >> caught up with oakland city council member dan cole who tells me the man was at the lake merritt health care center because he was partially paralyzed and that he was brutally shot to death at the center. >> the person who they shot and killed was already partially paralyzed. he was it was a long-term care facility. just trying live and survive. the oakland police department is still investigating the deadly shooting in looking for the shooter or shooters involved. it happened early saturday around one in the morning at the lake merritt health care center on macarthur boulevard. >> police say when officers arrived, they found a man who was suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. officers and medical staff tried to save him, but he died at the scene. a long-term care facility is in council member dan called district. i just heart goes out to the family that person indicted. so sad. i do want people to know who live or work. >> in that neighborhood, this was not some random thing the opd believes that nobody in the neighborhood is at risk. nobody else in that facility is at risk. i

an east bay nonprofit is raising the red flag over red tides at oakland's lake merritt.downpours have send freshwater and pollution into the body of water and stoking fears that the fish could die off. the nonprofit, lake merritt institute, is fundraising in hopes of keeping a second one from happening. they say the algae and pollution can thrive there at the lake. the group is also looking to purchase four aerators to bring oxygen into the lake. the institute says the city of oakland is working on a pilot project to bring more oxygen into the lake as well. >>> trending this morning t final four is set, and there are some happy bay area basketball fans. at a watch party yesterday in sausalito, san diego fans cheered on johnson jr. along with marin city's tremell. all three led san diego state university to its first-ever final four. we spoke with his father about the meaning of the moment. >> a lot of doubters, but they hung in there. defense wins championships. very exciting. >> they're brothers. >> in the second half, johnson got a lead over creighton, then with about

. >> i spoke with oakland city council member dan cole who says the man was at the lake merritt healthare center because he was partially paralyzed and that while there he was targeted and shot to death. >> the person who they shot and killed was already partially paralyzed. he was it was a long-term care facility. just trying live and survive. the oakland police department is still investigating the deadly shooting in looking for the shooter or shooters involved. it happened early saturday around one in the morning at the lake merritt health care center on macarthur boulevard. >> police say when officers arrived, they found a man who was suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. officers and medical staff tried to save him, but he died at the scene. the long-term care facility is in council member dan called district. i just heart goes out to the family person indicted. so sad. i do want people to know who live or work. >> in that neighborhood, this was not some random thing. the opd believes that nobody in the neighborhood is at risk. nobody else in that facility is at risk. it was tar

designed sweatshirts featuring pictures of the ducks that are known around oakland, especially near lake merrittey had the perfect opportunity to debut them. it was just a miracle incidences like free marketing for us. um we have this in the works for several months, and we had picked a launch date maybe a month ago. so there was really like no way we would have known that the ducks would have come through for us. oakland ish is committed to giving at least 2% of gross revenue back to the community each year. alright the saint mary's men's basketball team is on its way to the big dance. jason appelbaum has more on the big send off sports. that's a look right now. at tonight's lineup on ktvu. you can catch the mouse singer tonight at eight, followed by farmer wants a wife at in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart... efficient... agile... and that's never been more important than it is right now. so for a limited time, comcast business is introducing small business savings. call now to get powerful internet for just $39 a month, with no contract, and a money back guarantee.

>> oakland city council member dan cole tells me the victim is a man who was staying at the lake merrittre center because he was partially paralyzed and that he was targeted and shot to death. >> the person who they shot and killed was already partially paralyzed. he was it was a long-term care facility. just trying to do live and survive. the oakland police department is still investigating the deadly shooting in looking for the shooter or shooters involved. it happened early saturday around one in the morning. >> at the lake merritt health care center on macarthur boulevard. police say when officers arrived, they found a man who was suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. officers and medical staff tried to save him, but he died at the scene. the long-term care facility is in council member dan called i just heart goes out to the family of the person indicted. so sad. i do want people to know who live or work. >> in that neighborhood, this was not some random thing. the opd believes that nobody in the neighborhood is at risk. nobody else in that facility is at risk. it was a targeted k

he is accused of killing marsh on march 4th that his apartment near lake merritt on vernon street.erman is being held without bail and his order to return. to the courthouse next week to school administrators at montgomery high in santa rosa, have been placed on leave in the aftermath of a deadly stabbing on campus principal adam paulson and assistant principal tyler all born are on leave through the end of the academic year. school board trustee laurie fong will serve as interim principal . she previously served as the school's principal from 2006 to 2016. earlier this month, police say a 15 year old student stabbed 2 16 year old students. one of them died from their injuries. a piece of san francisco history sustained major damage when an 85 ft eucalyptus tree crashed into it . the trocadero house in stern grove park dates back to the 18 nineties. ktvu is christian captain shows us the efforts to protect it when another big storm is on the way. crews in san francisco's stern grove worked to cover the gaping hole in the roof of the trocadero house with plywood and tarps before ano

a tree fell on a man in lake merritt in oakland. the man was identified as tyrone butler from louisiana. he was trying to get off of the streets and just applied for a job with the city. >> you know, that is the team -- i want everybody to remember him as not just a homeless person but an individual. >> city crews are working today and responding to more than 100 calls about downed trees. many of the trees throwing a vehicle in rock ridge. the city backlogged a group of volunteers. they have not given a timeline on how long it will take to clear all of the downed trees. >> let's go out and take a live look from our network of traffic cams. it is time to dry out. we talked so much about the flooding and rain but it is the wind that is so deadly. >> it is really just raked across all of the bay area yesterday. i do not see strong winds in the forecast as we go through tonight or tomorrow. the storm system that produced the deadly damage we are seeing in the bay area, it is moving so slowly. the circulation around that is bringing up a

and a fifth fatality happened that lake merritt where another tree came down, killing the victim. >> here is a live look at the pg&e power outages right now. around 65,000 bay area homes and businesses were still in the dark, but at this time yesterday the number was nearing 200,000. while they waited for the lights to come on, shop owners tried to do business in the dark as best they could. others, like restaurants, started to lose patience as they were losing money. >> if we have to pay the rent and pg&e bills, which are so high recently, every month they charge us at least $1800 or up, they want their money. they don't care how we survive here. >>> here is a look outside. obviously now, much, much calmer winds. >> i have never seen anything like that in san francisco ever! >> you shot some video yesterday that i will so again coming up at 5: 30, and it was some of the most impressive data to illustrate why we have so much trouble from this storm. but for right now, we are done. the sky looks pretty dramatic, but if you look at first alert doppler, there is virtually nothing on her

this happened near lake merritt. the corner is waiting to name him until his family is notified. >>> meanwhile, a man who died when a tree toppled onto his car in walnut creek has been identified as thomas hunter. he was a passenger in a vehicle that was hit along the rossmoor area. the driver was hurt but survived. >>> the man killed when several trees came crashing down on his work truck in portola valley has been identified as 29-year- old jesus cruz diaz of san jose. rescue crews were trying to free him from under a large eucalyptus when the wind blew more trees down and he died at the scene. >>> many other falling trees and power lines, cutting service to nearly 200,000 pg&e customers at the height of the storm. at last check, the utility was still working to restore nearly 65,000 of them. while they waited for the lights to come back on, some shop owners in walnut creek tried to do business in the dark. others started to lose patients as they left potential revenue. >> it is very high. >> they just let the powe

tiecha intro: my name is tiecha merritt.president of tama and owner of the bush doctor juice bar. tiecha: today, we will be discussing the organizing of black girl magic day. isha: i could definitely have somebody come and do crafts. i'm isha, i'm the owner of make manifest. isha: so, maybe somebody can host a workshop based on what they create. priestess: i'm priestess yendys we are right now. priestess: i'm known for the plants and i could see the front of the store just filled with plants and doing the plant workshop that i usually do once a month. khadija tudor, i am owner of life wellness. khadija: my concern is that we do things for the neighborhood. tiecha: we do put community first in tama. it's not only about our businesses and us profiting, it's also about us giving back to the community. priestess: a lot of us before we actually got to tompkins avenue, we were already business owners, out of our homes, out of, you know, sharing spaces. we've been doing this for a really long time. khadija: i think i've worked with

the last victim was killed right near lake merritt in oakland. a large tree fell on a tent that they were inside of san francisco. you have more than 750 trees fallen in the city stretching from the embarcadero to going to be a part. parks all around the the win and ground oversaturation by previous storms. there. okay. now what type tree that was imported to the bay area pretty much centuries ago is now causing major damage. and it's even turn pretty deadly in some cases, the burned crazy during fire season. and when it rains are just falling all over the place. we're talking about eucalyptus trees. kron 4 dan thorn has that story. >> emergency rescue involving a falling eucalyptus tree in the east bay. firefighters racing to save 2 people trapped in a crush pickup truck in newark tuesday in walnut creek. a late night scene shows a eucalyptus on top of a car. a 79 year-old passenger was killed. his driver injured in union city last week. several eucalyptus trees toppled onto homes, forcing evacuations. scenes of these big trees causing destructi

sweatshirts featuring pictures of the ducks that are known around oakland, especially right near lake merritt well now they have the perfect opportunity to debut them. it was just a miracle coincidences like free marketing for us. um we have this in the works for several months, and we had picked a launch date maybe a month ago. so there was really like no way we would have known that the ducks would have come through for us. oakland ish is committed to giving at least 2% of gross revenue back to the community every year. already checking in on the weather. we've gotta frost advisory for parts of the north bay parts of the santa cruz mountains. not a huge deal for the rest of us. it will be chilly tonight cooler than it has been, but above freezing for the majority of the bay area, especially down around the bay. some areas will see frost places like livermore clayton out there in those regions, one that creek satellite image shows. those kind of clear skies, rain to the southeast of us down towards world south southeast down towards phoenix. that was our old system. it is gone now. these are

the chronicle reports that the state supreme court rejected an appeal by david daleiden and sandra merritt. the two were charged with violating a state law prohibiting people from recording private conversations without consent. they claimed they were working as investigative journalists to expose alleged plots by abortion providers to sell fetal parts. well we had some wet, cold and unpredictable weather across the bay area today, blue skies and one neighborhood dumping rain in the next neighborhood. this video is from livermore, showing hail coming down just one of the many communities hit by today's round of wet weather in the city of saratoga, facing close to a million dollars in damage from all the recent storms, saratoga declared a state of emergency last week and now due to the danger of more falling trees, city officials have closed one of its most popular parks ktvu. south bay reporter lamonica peters has the story. in a city known for its beautiful trees. saratoga has been hit hard by down trees during the recent storms. there was a huge chunk of the eucalyptus tree that fell . i

a story of community that decided to lend a helping hand owners of my goodness ice cream by lake merrittn in oakland shared an instagram video about two customers who helped fix his ice cream machine. >> the ice cream machine is broken. he said what is going on? do you need help? i needed a part. he said you want to jump on my card and will go get it? we all jumped in and went to o'reilly's and got the thing that i needed and i said are you guys hungry? we went and got some burgers and got back to work on the machine. ama: the ice cream machines motor caused breakdown, but the same day it went out, two of his regular customers came in and offered to help. they spent hours working on it even with a few trips to the store and a meal break for burgers like you mentioned. they eventually got machine up and running. >> the willingness for them to jump right in and help was phenomenal. it saved my day and week. it allowed me to serve every other customer that week. ama: i bet they were happy. he said it happened a couple of months ago but he decided to share the story last week as a thank you.

just before eight saturday morning, police say he was stabbed and killed in his apartment near lake merritt, a neighbor who wishes to remain anonymous, describes what she heard and saw. i heard screams. help help help! i got up, a neighbor on the fourth floor starts screaming and hollering that curtis was dead and i was able to view his body. he was laying on his balcony. bloody neighbors say the person who killed marsh also set a fire by the entrance to the apartment and left the front door and gate open when running from the scene. this is scary, you know for the tenants , and i fear for my life. police say no one has been arrested and did not give a motive. just can't believe it. still, twine tells me she marsh have known each other since the sixth grade. and the two friends moved from iowa to the bay area in 1995 when they were in their mid twenties. twine says march hoped to raise her children and grandson for the life of me. i cannot imagine who would want to, you know, put him in harm's way. curtis has been good to a lot of people. friends say marsh embraced life. he worked as a hair

falling trees in yesterday's storm in oakland, a man in a tent was killed by a falling tree near lake merritt. falling trees also killed two people in two separate incidents in san francisco, also a man driving a work truck was hit by a tree that came crashing down in portola valley damage survey team with the national weather service has confirmed a tornado hit southern california today. the small tornado touched down in the city of montebello in los angeles county around 11 30 this morning. this is nearly 10 miles southeast of downtown l. a dramatic cell phone video showing the moment the tornado hit or roof flew off a building. a trailer blew over. multiple vehicles and fences were destroyed and at least one person was injured and 11 buildings are now red tagged. it's just start wrapping around us stuff was flying everywhere and it was just hitting all the cars and left my car up. and then something. just bust the back of my window. it shook all these cars up. i mean debris was just everywhere. lasted for like a good five minutes. tornado was the strongest to hit the los angeles metro area

this happened near lake merritt at the intersection of grand avenue and perkins street officials say there are not able to identify the victim at this time. it's san mateo county, a large eucalyptus tree came crashing down on top of a plumbing van, which was headed eastbound on alpine road just west of 2.80, near portola valley. the driver has been identified as 29 year-old jesus, cruz, diaz of san jose. and when emergency crews were trying to help him here at the scene, 3 more trees fell on the same era area, barely missing them and barely missing their vehicles and falling trees are also being blamed for 2 deaths in san francisco. the victims have been identified. one is 36 year-old ryan taylor from nevada. the other is 55 year-old child and hahn of san francisco and falling trees killed both of them in separate incidents at the height of the storm yesterday. we're also learning tonight that a falling tree hit an on-duty san francisco police sergeant wall. he was driving a department vehicle right near san francisco state yesterday. he is a 16 year veteran of the police department

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a story of community that decided to lend a helping hand owners of my goodness ice cream by lake merrittin oakland shared an instagram video about two customers who helped fix his ice cream machine. >> the ice cream machine is broken. he said what is going on? do you need help? i needed a part. he said you want to jump on my card and will go get it? we all jumped in and went to o'reilly's and got the thing that i needed and i said are you guys hungry? we went and got some burgers and got back to work on the machine. ama: the ice cream machines motor caused breakdown, but the same day it went out, two of his regular customers came in and offered to help. they spent hours working on it even with a few trips to the store and a meal break for burgers like you mentioned. they eventually got machine up and running. >> the willingness for them to jump right in and help was phenomenal. it saved my day and week. it allowed me to serve every other customer that week. ama: i bet they were happy. he said it happened a couple of months ago but he decided to share the story last week as a thank you. i

a targeted murder happened at lake merritt healthcare center on macarthur boulevard in oakland's adam'snt neighborhood just before one saturday morning. oakland city council member dan call represents the area no one expect to go to a skilled nursing facility and expect to be in danger from the shooting. that is unheard of two men snuck in through an unlocked back door and went into a room the victims shares with at least one other patient and then shot him numerous times. he died at the scene. the lack of staff is the lack of security. you know, they were just negligent care facility sits next door to temple beth abraham raina. arnold is executive director but did not want to go on camera. it's very scary. we're we care about the people around us. we've had a really wonderful relationship with the convalescent home. next door hotel is an attorney with california advocates for nursing home reform, he says there's a delicate balance between allowing visitors at all hours and ensuring safety advocate for sort of an open door policy and facilities. but that said there's always supposed to

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falling trees crushed drivers in portola valley in your lake merritt a falling tree crushed a man in two people in san francisco. one was at 23rd and lincoln way. the other was at post and polk street. a san francisco police sergeant has life-threatening injuries after a car -- after a tree fell in his car. >> this is a look at the current outages being reported by pg&e. at the height of the strap said 240,000 customers lost power. at the major concern, broken windows. it happened at three downtown san francisco high-rises as well as one other building in the city. liz kreutz is live. anyone hurt by this? >> people were hit by the glass including one of our own colleagues. thankfully nobody was seriously injured but that is remarkable when you see how large sum of these pieces of glass are that fell. this is one we found here on the sidewalk. we are told the most damage happened at this building behind us where windows shattered on 19 different floors. >> i find this to be terrifying. >> after tuesday's windstorm in san francisco caused windows to shatter questions now about how and

deadly shooting that happened at about 10:30 last night at the park boulevard exit close to lake merrittting. no information on the victim's identity, but it's believed their car crashed shortly after that gunfire. we are told all lanes of 580 are back open again. >>> an american "wall street journal" reporter arrested in russia accused of spying. this is the first time russia has arrested an american journal since the cold war? >> yeah, the reporter was accused of espionage. russia's ssb security services accused him of collecting information about the activities of one of the enterprises of russian military industrial complex, but provided no evidence or further details of when he was arrested. "the wall street journal" released its own statement saying the outlet denies the allegations and seeks the immediate release of our trusted and dedicated reporter. if convicted he could face up to 20 years in prison. he is, as you mentioned, the first american reporter to face es we tphaupblg. >> it would be interesting to see how it plays off in the next few days, weeks or more. thank you. >>>

transit centric units will be built near bart merritt. >> dollars state and other resources. this will have a multiplying effect. lindsay: housing for the homeless is part of the plan. in oakland, brinkley, abc 7 news. reggie: a new francisco is derated by a familiar voice. they said the city changed me and i said this city may be. the people i have met, the places i have been. it's given me opportunities i would never seen. reggie: that is giants broadcaster narrating a 92nd clip. the goal is to strengthen city's business retention and recruitment efforts. kumasi: the wait is over for beer friends. ans. people come over the world to celebrate the release. the brewery moves to date into march to make the induction easier. it will be cold waiting in line. drew: it won't be like last where it was freezing at the st. patrick's parade. we will find rain coming in today. here is live doppler 7, the region is moving into the south. it's raining in the santa cruz mountains which will spread across the region. temperatures are in the mid to upper 40's as you step outside. we will wat

fallen trees around the city of oakland, including this tree that fell on a man's tent near lake merritt, killing the man. who spoke with the oakland mayor during our midday show on how the city's mobile assistant schools will be hoping on housed people ahead of next week's storm. >> we do have shelter for you. that is work that we are doing proactively here in the city. we have our micro team. our mental health team going out who works under the fire department, going out and really communicate with on housed communities to really get into shelter. julian: this is a good piece of advice before next week's storm, the mayor advising residents to call 311 instead of 911 to report the fallen trees, only calling 911 if it is a life or death situation. repair work continues on the 580 freeway in livermore pyramid lane closures caused a major backup this morning. part of the work is now complete. three eastbound lanes reopened this afternoon. two lanes will remain closed until tomorrow, maybe longer. all of the recent rain caused a 250 foot section of the retaining wall next to the freeway to

sky seven was over lake merritt where a tree fell on a man killing him. in san mateo county, chp says a person in a work van was crushed by a fallen tree by alpine drive. the victim was identified as 29-year-old jesus ivan cruz diaz of san jose. another person was killed when a tree crushed their car in rossmoor on stanley drive. one other person in the car survived. san francisco police have just confirmed, a sergeant who was on duty suffered life-threatening injuries when a tree fell on him yesterday on brotherhood way in the city. the sergeant in -- the sergeant is in the hospital this afternoon. his family is asking for privacy. larry: a mudslide in san mateo county prompted an evacuation advisory for more than 30 homes, on patrol road. officials are concerned that emergency access would be cut off. we are joined with the progress that crews have been able to make. zach? reporter: it's been a hectic 24 hours. many of them are currently without power. progress has been made. crews have cleared the debris from the road, making access easier. still offic

and lake merritt. >> for every single dollar that oakland invest in affordable housing, one dollar, threetate and other resources, so this will have a multiplying effect. leslie: housing for the homeless is part of the plan. >> a lot of the projects that will be creating additional units will address that population that is currently living on the street. leslie: in oakland, i am leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. dan: avoiding a global banking crisis. . in the wake of the silicon valley bank collapse, the moves i live in flagstaff, arizona. i'm an older student. i'm getting my doctorate in clinical psychology. i do a lot of hiking and kayaking. i needed something to help me gain clarity. so i was in the pharmacy and i saw a display of prevagen and i asked the pharmacist about it. i started taking prevagen and i noticed that i had more cognitive clarity. memory is better. it's been about two years now and it's working for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. "the doctor will see you now." it's been about two years now and it's working for me. but do they really? do they se

trans eccentric units are likely to get built near west oakland bart and lake merritt. >> for every singleand invests in affordable housing, one to dollars are leveraged by the state and other resources. so this will have a multiplying effect. reporter: housing for the homeless as part of the plan. >> a lot of the projects will address that population that's currently living on the street. larry: housing might not be coming down. but the size of apartments sure are. the average size of a new apartment built last year was less than 900 square feet. that's about 50 square feet smaller than a decade ago. in san francisco, the average is only 741 square feet. 140 square feet less than san jose. ama: now to the ongoing turmoil in the banking industry. up next, the global effort to keep banks from collapsing. annual details at what happened -- of what happened at silicon valley bank. larry: and former president trump, claiming he's about to be arrested. i was injured in a car crash. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questio

. >> brian: several families in california clean.ing keep - merritt and listenedtospeakers talki trash. >> illegal dumping destroys our open spaces and parks and af affect our climate, harms our clean-water resources, wildlife habitats, and ecosystems on bot land and sea. >> brian: today's event was not all work. participants also had fun playing game, painting, and listeningning to music. >> andrea: monterey county leaders and miss owners have launched a letter-writing campaign urging governor newsom to get the president to declare pajaro a fema disaster area, bu the chances of that happening look very slim. it's been two weeks since a levee breeched on the pajaro river, flooding much of the tow and forcing thousands of rdents to evacuae. ay many are back home, but now governor's office says pajaro does not fit the fema anemergencservicesspokesman homes are severely damaged. so far only about 900 are on th list. >>> well, since the january storm, president biden has issued four disaster decla declaration for our state. the relief money and services are helping northern california coti

it looks like things are busy near merritt island. bay bridge slick surfaces. metering lights are on. it's slow into san francisco this morning. bart has delays. they are running trains slower than normal. precautionary measures. check the schedule before you head out the door. caltrans and muni, no trouble. angel island ferry has been canceled. check that schedule. golden gate okay for the most part. a wind advisory issued overnight. it's calmer there. the flag is looking less windy through there. the san mateo bridge, they are getting some of that pop-up showers as jess was talking about and slow to 101. getting busy on the bay area bridges. a live look at this shot from our sister station in sacramento. this is highway 80 right at applegate. wet roads, high winds and snowfall are not helping conditions if you are traveling there. if you are heading to tahoe, you want to be aware of how the weather can affect your commute. jocelyn? >>> final four is saturday on cbs. like many programs nowadays, the miami hurricanes had to rely on the transfer portal to build

building early yesterday morning and shot the victim while he was in bed police say this was at the lake merrittealth care center on macarthur boulevard so far. there's no motive police are searching for those two gunmen. new at 11. let's take a live look from our south beach camera where you may notice something familiar has returned to the iconic bay bridge. the lights are back on but it looks like that won't last for long bridge officials. tell us some kind of glitch trigger the lights and they are trying to figure out how to turn the lights off once again just a week ago. the lights were said to be going dark for a for good because of a lack of funding for some much-needed repairs, although a fundraising effort is underway would be nice to keep them around. i know it's nice. i thought like mother nature had a glitch this morning that down for a spencer she has yeah. could you spread it out over maybe a little bit of time. well, it was a brief witch and now we've got some pretty calm conditions. yeah, but it's going to get glitchier tomorrow. okay, right now we have light scattered showers ac

this happened near lake merritt at the intersection of grand avenue in perkins street officials have this victim at this time in san mateo county, a large eucalyptus tree came crashing down on top of a plumbing van, which was headed eastbound on alpine road just west of 2.80, near portola valley. the driver has been identified as 29 year-old jesus, cruz, diaz of san jose. and while emergency crews were trying to help him, 3 more trees fell in the same area, barely missing them and barely missed their vehicles and falling trees are also being blamed for 2 deaths in san francisco. one victim is 36 year-old ryan taylor from nevada, the others. 55 year-old chow yun hahn of san francisco. fallen trees killed both of them in 2 separate incidents during the height of yesterday's storm. also a falling tree hit an on duty. san francisco police sergeant while he was driving a department vehicle right near san francisco state yesterday, we've learned he's a 16 year veteran of the police department is now being treated for life-threatening injuries at the hospital. they're not identifying him no

it happened over the weekend at lake merritt healthcare center, macarthur boulevard saturday morningyear old paris market was shot to death inside of his room at that facility. his mother is devastated. he did not deserve to go that way. it was a heinous crying. the lack of staff is the lack of security. you know, they were just negligent. police say two men shot and killed the victim in his room after sneaking into that facility through an unlocked back door. but we don't know why. no one expect to go to a skilled nursing facility and expect to be in danger from the shooting. that is unheard of. investigators believe this was a targeted attack it stand from a continuing feud. so far, no arrests have been made. governor gavin newsom is heading to the bay area this week. the governor's scheduled for state of the state tour, includes a stop in the bay area on friday to address improvements to public safety. the governor is using the tour to meet with local elected leaders and community activists instead of delivering a typical state of the state address. the governor will also go to sa

a tunnel underneath the bay cost $3 and thing is you can only get in while they last at the lake merritt bart station. it's 9.41. we'll be right back. 9.44 right now and it is saint patrick's day and >> the hills burn. they take it seriously or not. i mean, they have a lot of fun covers. michael thomas was up early as the festivities began there at 7 o'clock this morning. >> this parade has been happening for around 30 before the parade at 6 o'clock in the morning. they start here at john and think that you can see there are tons of people ready to celebrate. >> the saint patrick's day parade in hillsborough starts at the sanderson ford dealership on healdsburg avenue. then heads all the way down and loops back around. and it's not just officials that you'll see in the crowd, but really the entire town a local this is what the community does. you know, it's a it's a it's about a 20 minute parade. great time for this is the biggest i've ever seen it. it is known as the biggest shortage parade in the world. and the people here really take pride in that. i spoke with the mayor who had this

taught in schools and respecting free speech at cool school board meetings a year and a half after merritt garland to discuss alleged parental threats against faculty at school board meetings. concerned about parents' involvement are he coulded by democrats saying bills pit. >> designed to politicize our education system, pit parents against teachers, and bring divisive mega culture wars into the classroom. >> and the house is expected to vote on this bill tomorrow but it's fate in congress is grim chuck schumer saying orwellian bill will not see the light of say. >> thank you. >> parents have the fundamental right to direct the upbringing of their children including their education, medical care, morality and religion. i want to be clear, these are inherent natural rights. parental rights do not stop they classroom door. we do not coparent with the government. >> the biden administration referred to those parents advocating for their children as domestic terrorism and hate crimes. are you kidding me? at this point they are simply parents who want the best for their kids. >> author of woke