moraga. are leaving from one central point and either trying to go through or india. >> i'm way which you can see behind me where you're trying to go through lafayette and moraga road, which is a similarly narrow 2 lane road. >> cheryl sadness is with safe moraga. the organization has just filed a lawsuit against the town of moraga alleging it violated the california environmental quality act by approving a 66 unit development project without for studying how it will impact the more than 16,000 residents. the currently live there should a wildfire forced an evacuation? >> we are not an anti development group. we recognize the important of development, but we also recognize the safety of all marauder residents future and current. and it's not appropriate in a community like morocco, which is very isolated due to its geography and griffey to not consider these things when approving development, sadness thinks they may need to create more routes out of town. >> but she says the answers can only

moraga. you are leaving from one central point and either trying to go through or india. >> i'm way which you can see behind me where you're trying to go through lafayette. i'm road, which is a similarly narrow 2 lane road. >> cheryl sadness is with safe moraga. the organization has just filed a lawsuit against the town of bir aga alleging it violated the california environmental quality act by approving a 66 unit development project without for studying how it will impact the more than 16,000 residents. the currently live there should a wildfire forced an evacuation? >> we are not anti development group. we recognize the important of development, but we also recognize the safety of all marauder residents future and current. and it's not appropriate in a community like morocco, which very isolated due to its geography and griffey to not consider these things when approving development, sadness thinks they may need to create more routes out of town. >> but she says the answers can only be foun

moraga. you are leaving from one central point and either trying to go through or india. >> i'm way which you can see behind me where you're trying to go through lafayette. i'm road, which is a similarly narrow 2 lane road. >> cheryl sadness is with safe moraga. the organization has just filed a lawsuit against the town of bir aga alleging it violated the california environmental quality act by approving a 66 unit development project without for studying how it will impact the more than 16,000 residents. the currently live there should a wildfire forced an evacuation? >> we are not anti development group. we recognize the important of development, but we also recognize the safety of all marauder residents future and current. and it's not appropriate in a community like morocco, which very isolated due to its geography and griffey to not consider these things when approving development, sadness thinks they may need to create more routes out of town. >> but she says the answers can only be foun

in moraga. 10. 33 right now and this is how protesters spent presidents day around the nation and even here in the bay area, protesters were protesting president trump on presidents day also they were protesting against elon musk. we have scenes from all around the bay. this seemed protests called no kings on presidents day and again, they also are pointing out that they don't like elon musk's involvement in the president's policies. >> very upset about musk and his minions accessing our data and messing with the computer systems with their unelected and then not being adequately supervise. >> and the shows of defiance were in san francisco outside of his city hall. and look here outside of the tesla building on van ness avenue as well. some of the signs telling it the must must must go organizers in the bay area pointed out that these were peaceful demonstrations. as in san jose same thing. they just wanted to get attention and they want to draw attention to to continued protests like state ass

so the organization called safe moraga or save moraga filled, i should say, filed a lawsuit against thehat violated the california environmental quality act by approving a 66 unit development without for studying how it would affect residents that are trying to evacuate during a wildfire. as of right now, the town only has 2 lane roads and the ways in and out of moraga are extremely limited. >> the difficulty here is when you have so much population concentrated in such such a tiny place service by only a narrow roadways. the minute you yell fire, it's going to be a panic. >> officials with the town of rada say they have not yet been served this lawsuit so they can't make any comment at this time. >> coming up in the next hour, we're celebrating black history month here on kron 4. and this morning we learned about a locally black owned program. it is working to get more students of color into the gaming industry. >> to first responders were awarded the 2025. napa county public safety heroes awards each year. representative mike thompson honors first responders who've gone above and beyo

this morning, a nonprofit in the east bay filing a lawsuit against town of moraga over their failurelan safe. moraga, which stands for safety around fire evacuation, says the town is the bay area's pacific palisades. moraga is a semi-rural community in the hills, situated many miles away from local highways and within or near a very high fire hazard safety zone. residents are now urging local officials to study wildfire evacuation safety and have proper preparations for people to safely get out safe. >> officials in the north bay are considering using emergency road repair funds after recent rainstorms. the napa county board of supervisors will vote on the nearly $10 million local emergency funding proposal next week. a report in the press democrat says the proposal would fast track road repairs and also seek state and federal reimbursement. sonoma county reported about $1 million less in emergency damage, despite receiving less rain. >> caltrans says a mudslide that followed days of heavy rain has closed. two popular bikeway along interstate 80 in solano county. that slide happened

a nonprofit in the east bay is filing a lawsuit against the town of moraga over their failure to haveildfire evacuation plan safe. morocco, which stands for safety around fire evacuation, says the town is the bay area's pacific palisades. moraga is a semi-rural community in the hills, situated miles away from local highways and within or near a very high fire hazard safety zone. residents are urging local officials to study wildfire evacuation safety, and to have a proper preparation for people to safely escape. governor newsom signed an executive order making it easier for public schools damaged or destroyed in the l.a. wildfires to use temporary facilities. it gives schools more flexibility to meet statutory and regulatory requirements. the order also ensures wildfire survivors who receive food, shelter and donations as support are not disqualified from receiving aid from cal works. the qualifications for californians to receive disaster cal fresh food benefits were also expanded in the mammoth mountain ski area. a ski patroller is recovering from serious injuries after two people w

fox two, a packed room at saint mary's college in moraga tonight. democratic congressman mark desaulnier, addressing concerns surrounding the trump administration and the threat to cut federal funding. >> i'm happy to listen. i'm happy to listen. but this is not the way you go about it. it's thoughtless. it's random. >> hundreds of people from both sides of the aisle in attendance tonight. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. people who attended the meeting say they had a lot of questions about what's been happening in washington, d.c, and how the democratic party is responding to the trump administration. new at ten ktvu lamonica peters joins us live from moraga with more on tonight's town hall. lamonica. >> claudine, this activity center was filled with people asking questions about things like the future of social security, disinformation and the power of elon musk. >> there is a real yearning for people to hear what's happening. is somebody in control? is there a two party- [applause] system? >> representative mark d

many do not know whether fire stops where it begins or how far it will go or how much longer moraga county canyon, monday. tiger table 2 minutes streets. too many homes too many fires. only 3000 meant the by under these men the whole thing seems unreal. this is the heat who water and not quite to when that will not stop. this is a fire that simply will not whipped. and then in late afternoon they get their first break. the santa ana diminishes, the racing fire slows to a run run and those still left in the burn area. get a look at the path that has traveled. but is no time for contemplation. fire is still burning heavily on the south and west still moving in the early evening the wind changes stronger swings the fire west and northwest and its path lies long deep richness of the canyon, one of the most heavily populated, most exclusive of most hazardous canyons in the santa monica. as darkness moves and apparatus is simply withdrawn, the burning man by tired and shuttled in the mountain of mandalore fireman's by their lines as they watch a sky full of smoke turn red from and reflect that f

so organizations or an organization called safe moraga filed a lawsuit against the city and it alleges the california environmental quality act by approving a 66 unit development without for studying how it will affect residents to have to evacuate during a wildfire. as of right now, the town only has 2 lane roads and 2 ways to get in and out. and that's it. >> the difficulty here is when you have so much population concentrated in such such a tiny place service by only a narrow roadways. the minute you yell fire, it's going to be a panic. >> officials with the town of rada say they have not yet been served with the lawsuit so they can't provide any comment at this point. >> it's 07:34am and protesters from coast to coast around the bay spent their presidents day denouncing president trump. this is what we saw from our nation's capital to sacramento, to san diego, to all around the bay area. the theme was no kings on presidents day and the demonstrators were demonstrating against the president's policies and also agaiest elon musk's influence. >> very upset about musk and his minions a

i went to i went to joaquin moraga at moraga junior high.e had 16 set of twins. >> oh my gosh. >> and they did, you know, they did stories on that, but they were only twins. yeah, maybe no quadruplets. that's pretty cool. >> congrats to them. ta wit did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i can't decide? avocados or tomatoes? why choose? at grocery outlet, you can afford both. and not just the basics. with grocery outlet, you'll find all your favorite brands included. including gluten free pasta and my favorite cookies? um, huh, everything's included. so burgers and steaks for life?! you gotta win first. still worth it. now that's bargain bliss. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look ba

and 24 does have a crash in moraga. hasn't been a problem, but we're looking at westbound as the build a few crashes. actually three spinouts reported throughout 580 and 880 earlier. n no major injuries. bt again, watch that traction and ease onto the brakes if you need to use them. we're looking at just the build here. hayward in toward fremont but nothing dramatic now building on the san mateo bridge over here, getting out of contra costa county. we're not yet at the half hour mark down toward 580 in alameda county. back to you. i think you're right. watch that traction and ease up on the brakes. thanks so much. all right. 6.2 for you right now. next here on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. big numbers of people are missing out on a small property tax break will help you get yours. i'm consumer investigator chris i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries for life? imagine never paying for groceries again. well, what if i

. >> college basketball, big time matchup in moraga. saint mary's renewing the rivalry with gonzaga. pick this one late in the 2nd half kills up to mikey lewis with the huge 3 pushes the lead. it's a 56 to 51. so now just 5.8 seconds remaining. gonzaga with the ball down by graham. ek for 3 comes up short and saint mary's hangs on 60 to 58. they're now 23 and a perfect 10 and oh, in the west coast conference. let's check in on stanford heading on the road facing smu, the cardinal looking for their 5th straight win. this one was really almost its first-half cardio oquendo. that's a 4 point play 3 in the foul us and eu up by 20 at the 2nd half now blue miller. yeah, that's a great nickname that a great pass to window for the alley-oop jam smu rolls. 85 to 61. hosting syracuse, mark mattson. that's a great look i got to say bears trailed by 15 in the 2nd half we share a consent. the freshman 2 of his 20 points. the bench is loving it. but syracuse just had too much tonight. they led for pretty much the entire game. i think those wire to wi

college hoops great finish in moraga. saint mary's gets a clutch rebound and put bound. late. makes a couple of great defensive stops and the gaels hold off. gonzaga 62 to 58. saint mary's improves to ten zero in conference play and 20 and three overall. it's the pro bowl. i'm feeling great, man. you know, it's good to be out here with the fellas. and yeah, just trying to get the dub tomorrow. fred warner checking in from orlando. the all-pro linebacker is joined by fullback kyle juszczyk, tight end george kittle and defensive lineman nick bosa as 49ers to play in the pro bowl or at the pro bowl. the traditional game has been replaced by a skills competition and a flag football game on sunday to gaugh third round of the at&t pebble beach pro-am. it was cold and rainy, with wind gusts up to 30mph. not what we're used to seeing there. didn't bother rory mcilroy. kept a bogey free seven under 65. a birdie on 18 gives him a one stroke lead, but sepp straka retakes the lead with a birdie of his own on 18. he's at 16 under par. he'll take a one stroke lead into tomorrow's fina

no sympathy from santa clara which went in search of a signature win in moraga wccc rivals and neighborsboth teams coming out energized 1st half johnny o'neill averages 7, a game about 12 and a half other end. ghost is a boost u.s. marshal onus. that's pretty sweet. the spin move and the foul gales by 7 at the break. 2nd half broncos hanging in without their top 2 scorers. by the way, o'neill ties the game at 58. >> that same areas would put it away late mike lee lewis stop and pop gales and the game on a 15 6 run. they win it 5, 9 and improved to 22 4. >> another day, another honor for stanford star maxime raynaud. the 7, one center selected to the wooden award. midseason top 20 watchlist. leads the acc in scoring and rebounding leads the nation with 20 double doubles that 6 more than any other power conference player, and the cardinal back in action tomorrow at georgia on able to handle is live in. >> it's good and it's great to see that sky. and, you know, we had some big wins for some of our local schools you know, the dodgers, of course, still hanging on to probably a corpse in clay

and democratic congressman mark desaulnier held a town hall tonight at saint mary's college in moraga to address the first month of the trump administration and hear from his constituents. ktvu lamonica peters has the story. >> representative mark desaulnier, who represents california's 10th congressional district, said thursday's town hall meeting was especially necessary so that he could listen and respond to questions about president trump's second term. hundreds of people came out and desaulnier answered pre-submitted questions from the audience. >> what will house democrats do to investigate conflicts of interest with elon musk, doge and his business enterprises? [applause] >> i was on the oversight committee for the first eight years i was in congress. that would be a committee who should be doing these things along with the judiciary committee. we'll be pushing the republicans to have hearings on that. we already are. >> during the meeting, desaulnier talked about some of the accomplishments of the biden administration and how voter turnout impacted the last presidential electi

. >> dozens of people lined the intersection of mount diablo boulevard and moraga road this afternoon, holding signs. they say they want to focus attention on what unelected leaders are doingn >> i'm here today because i feel that our democracy is under a great threat from the current office whom he has let into power. >> we are fighting for our futures, our children's futures, everyone. we're just fed up with what's going on in this country and in the world, and we do not want this to continue or to get worse. >> protesters carried signs saying no doge and resist during their hour long demonstration. other protesters held a rally outside the tesla showroom in san francisco today. >> to get out of here, mommy. >> dozens gathered at the corner of van ness avenue and o'farrell street to protest trump's policies. and elon musk, who's been tasked with reducing the size of government. organizers say the demonstration was to remind the people of san francisco that supporting musk and his businesses is, quote, bad for democracy. >> musk, the richest guy in the world who just bragged about el

the town hall was at saint mary's college in moraga. hundreds of people from california's 10th congressional district were there. congressman desaulnier answered questions submitted ahead of time by the audience, but some in the audience did not feel assured. >> over 300,000 missing migrant children. that's concerning. he didn't mention anything about that. he just went on about fighting trump rather than working with them. >> these are not. >> normal times that we are staring down the barrel of our constitution being destroyed. >> so congressman desaulnier also talked about a democratic action plan that includes resolutions to oppose the trump administration's plan to shut down the department of education, and also president trump's withdrawal from the paris climate agreement. >> there is a lot of fear spreading on social media surrounding reports that president trump's immigration crackdown goes beyond people who are in this country illegally. some people worry people who are here legally with green cards could now be at risk. in one

Él nos dijo que también llamó a la escuela católica moraga high y la presidenta de dicha instituciónue ice no entró en esa propiedad y ella me aseguró que como otras escuelas públicas y privadas, hay protocolos a seguir. y es que la escuela primaria y la iglesia san clemente y la preparatoria moore high están en la misma cuadra, en el bulevar mission, en hayward. algunos residentes de la ciudad dicen estar en desacuerdo con la presencia de agentes de inmigración. somos seres humanos y como estamos perseguidos y encima ponen el el título de criminales criminales. a quién mataron? qué daño han hecho esa pobre gente para evitar mal informar a la comunidad? el alcalde de hayward envía el siguiente mensaje. this is a time that we have to be calm. este es el momento que tenemos que estar calmados y pensar en lo que vamos a publicar para que sea de ayuda y que sea algo verificado. y justo al final nuestra entrevista al finalizar, mejor dicho, nuestra entrevista. esta tarde el alcalde también me dijo de que él se reuniría después con el jefe de la policía y también con reesentantes del distr

$200 million in funding from the presidio trust, and congressman mark desaulnier held a town hall in moraga back against the administration. here's nbc bay area's thom jensen, our district director. a packed crowd at the saint mary's college town hall, hearing how congressman desaulnier and the democrats plan to fight back against president trump's cuts to social programs and attempts to audit citizens records. i'm extremely concerned about the unconstitutional illegal takeover of government systems, having people going through our private information, safe water and safe food and safe everything. if he's cutting all that, how is that going to you know, that will affect us across the country. another meeting tonight, the president spoke at the republican governor's association in dc, proud of what he's already accomplished since he's moved back into the white house. we've made a lot of progress. we give him credit for having the best four weeks that anybody's ever had is an opening. so now a few hundred more weeks like this and we're going to be in great shape. not true, says speaker nancy

. >> officials with the town of moraga say they have not yet been served with the lawsuit. so they weren't able to provide any comment at this time. >> well, i mean, we got a lot of rain. last week. yeah. a little bit more coming for us. i feel like we're doing pretty good in terms of gotcha that certain much a bay area running above normal now, right? the south bay still a bit below normal. but yeah, i mean, we had a ton of rain, the 1st half of february. so getting a little bit of a break now. and that's a good thing, too. yeah, i think get a little more rain in the forecast in the coming days. don't look like big storms on. that's the good news out there right now. dry around the bay area. couple high clouds floating up above today. yeah, not a bad day out there. the temperatures outside right now you're running in the 50's across much of the areas can. now. 46, though, in live more at this time. 51 in concord, 52 and half moon bay and 51 degrees in san francisco. but nice to see that break in the pattern here is we've just had storm after storm really getting us going i

it was held at saint mary's college in moraga. hundreds of people from california's 10th congressional district were there at the event. congressman desaulnier answered questions submitted ahead of time from the audience. some felt it was not reassuring enough. >> we have over 300,000 missing migrant children. that's concerning. he didn't mention anything about that. he just went on about fighting trump rather than working with them. >> these are not normal times that we are staring down the barrel of our constitution being destroyed. >> the congressman also talked about a democratic action plan that includes resolutions to oppose the trump administration's plan to shut down the department of education and his withdrawal from the paris climate agreement. >> three bay area federal government buildings are reportedly on a list of assets that might be sold off by the government. according to the chronicle, the nancy pelosi federal building on seventh and mission is on a list of non-core assets, along with the federal office building

well, we had a huge matchup in college basketball tonight in moraga, saint mary's renewing their rivalry with gonzaga gales up to late michael lewis. huge 3 pointer pushes the lead to 5. 56. 51. >> now just 5.8 seconds remaining. gonzaga with the ball down by they get inbound a grammy kay for 3 comes up. well, short. how about saint mary's? they hang on 60 to 58 and improved to 23 on the season. they're a perfect 10 and oh and west coast conference play. >> it's due to stanford on the road facing smu. the cardinal has been for their 5th straight win, this one was all mustangs 1st half way. corey oates window. that's a 4 point play. that's a new led by 20 at the 2nd half and now up. 25 kevin a k soupy miller, great nickname. great pass to for the alley-oop. new roles. 85 to 61. cal playing host to syracuse to mark mattson. that is a phenomenal time. theres down by 15 in the 2nd half. but look at this while wilkinson. wow, the freshman with 2 of his 20 points. the is loving it. but syracuse had too much tonight for the bears loop. this taylor had in the dagger 3. he led the case with 19 po

we see the rain is now just pushing out of concord and clayton, another batch of energy near moraga.et's see how this is fueling into the area from the south, lifting up into the north and northeasterly direction a hit and miss scattered shower now around the santa clara valley. kind of dry around the peninsula, but there's a whole lot more activity out over the pacific ocean, poised and positioned and ready to push in. and that is why the national weather service has issued a flood watch for that area right there, right now in the north bay through tomorrow afternoon. in addition to that, the other side of the coin there, we have a wind advisory in place. we've already exceeded 80 mile per hour wind gusts and throughout the santa cruz mountains today. and we will continue to see the winds blow right now, 70 mile per hour winds at oakland international airport is reporting wind gusts up to 2829 half moon bay and throughout the san bruno gap. we're picking up that southerly wind at 43mph. that is gusty. we do have that cloud deck down at 800ft at this hour. and our futurecast illustra

on this president's day, dozens of people lined the intersection of mount diablo boulevard and moraga road this afternoon, holding signs. they say they want to focus attention on what unelected leaders are doing in washington, d.c. >> especially elon musk, who is has no security clearance and he has access to our private information. >> it's outrageous what's happening to our country. i'm just sick that we are going through this coup, totally illegal coup where the president has assigned this private citizen and immigrant to destroy our country. >> the protesters carried signs saying no doge and resist. musk and president trump have defended doge, claiming that the project is identifying fraud and government waste. protesters gathered in several spots here in the bay area to express their frustration with the trump administration. moree took to te streets in san jose. ktvu an rubin reports. >> the theme of this president's day protest no dictators. and in san jose, more than 1000 people showed up expressing their frustration with the state of the government. >> we knew trump was bad,

college hoops great finish in moraga. saint mary's gets a clutch rebound and putback putback bucket late against gonzaga and makes a couple of great defensive stops. the gaels hold off the bulldogs 62 to 58. saint mary's improves to ten zero in conference play and 20 and three overall. it's the pro bowl. you're feeling great, man. you know it's good to be out here with the fellas. and yeah trying to get the dub tomorrow. fred warner checking in from orlando. the all-pro linebacker is joined by fullback kyle juszczyk, tight end george kittle and defensive lineman nick bosa as 49ers at the pro bowl. the traditional game has been replaced by skills competition and a flag football game later this afternoon to gaugh third round of the at&t pebble beach pro-am. it was cold and rainy, with wind gusts up to 30mph. not what we're normally used to seeing. it didn't bother rory mcilroy, though. he kept a bogey free seven under 65 with a birdie on 18 to grab the clubhouse lead at 15 under, but sepp straka retakes the lead with a bird

after a big win over wcc rival gonzaga saturday night in moraga. the usa today top 25 coaches poll. they're number 23. they're 20 and three overall. perfect ten zero in conference play. randy bennett's squad has reached the 20 win mark now for a 17th straight season. >> this one was big. this one was big because that's a tough one. first of all i mean they have been the standard for so long and they still are nationally nationally. and that's who we have to go through to win this league. and to get the one at home is huge because that's hard to get. we couldn't do it last year. >> big win for saint mary's. happening now. super bowl opening night. both the chiefs and eagles meet with media from across the entire planet for the mega event in new orleans ahead of super bowl sunday. 59, super bowl 59 on sunday. we have some of the top soundbites tonight at 11. reigning defensive player of the year in cleveland. browns star defensive end myles garrett has requested a trade. he made a post on social media like seemingly everyone does. the 29 year old pas

moraga filed a lawsuit against the town alleging that it had violated the california environmental quality act by approving a 66 unit development without for studying how it would affect residents who need to evacuate. in case of a wildfire. as of right now, the town only has 2 lane roads to get in and out. >> the difficulty here is when you have so much population concentrated in such such a tiny place service by only a narrow roadways. the minute you yell fire, it's going to be a panic. >> officials with the town of rada say they haven't been served yet with this lawsuit so they can't provide any comment, at least not at this point. it's a 36 and protesters from coast to coast spent their presidents day denouncing president trump. >> this was the scene from the nation's capital to sacramento to the bay area. the theme no kings on presidents day. demonstrators say that they're not just against the president's policies. they're also upset about elon musk's influence. >> very upset about musk and his minions accessing our data and messing with the computer systems they're an elected and the

and some residents in moraga now want the city to look at their fire evacuation >> this morning is a little bit chilly out there. that's for sure. colder than yesterday for some of us livermore, you're down in the upper 30's. but this afternoon will be clear and a really mild. i've got your forecast. and as you're heading back toward in school today, we're toward in school today, we're okay, little wendy's hack. if you want a super fresh, high-quality burger every time, tell them you want... a “hamburger.” that's a hack, right? no? a hack-free burger, made fresh for you? gotta be wendy's. ♪♪ ♪♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. >> we are back at 6.14 and here are 4 things to know today. police say a white lexus like the one you see here on the screen was involved in a deadly hit and run 3 weeks ago in hayward. that collision happened near his burial boulevard. and street. they say there's possible damage to the front bumper near the left side, broken pieces of headlight lens and possible damage to the hood and windshield. santa clara city officials to finalize contrac

often do, to corey cook here on the nine, a political science professor at saint mary's college in moraga. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> what do you think the judge is going to do here? >> well, it's really interesting because obviously we have 50 years of precedent saying that a president does not have authority to unilaterally rescind funding that has been allocated by congress, if that is designed to frustrate the will of congress. now, since thomas jefferson, presidents have argued that they have the authority to not spend money that was appropriated by congress. but in 1974, there was an impoundment control act passed by congress, opposed the imperial presidency of then-president richard nixon that said that actually, presidents can't do that in order to frustrate the will of congress. the courts have upheld that unanimously since that time. it'll be very interesting. again, it seems like this is on sound constitutional footing that the president can't do this. but obviously we're in a different time. courts have been far more responsive to the arguments th

if we kind of zoom in and take a look at another one here, moraga near the intersection of skyline boulevard and brandy rockaway. they had a large tree also down kind of blocking intersections. this is the danger we get into. once we get a lot of this rain on the ground and then this one this morning, a down tree also in scotts valley. so something to look out for and just be ready that you might have to slow down. we are under these flood advisories. pretty much bay area wide here throughout the afternoon. and then as we kind of zoom in to the north bay, you can see we're under a flood warning that is for the creeks and streams in and around santa rosa. we did lose the warning for the santa cruz mountains, but we do still have the one for alameda creek over in the east bay. and that just means that some of those creeks and streams could be rising up to or at their bank. so you want to be very careful as you head across next few hours. this is the rain we still got to pick up. so we've got some downpours still coming. i'll be back. we'll track the rest of this for you. and take a look at you

/100 to a 10th out through berkeley looking at rain in orinda, you had about a 10th of an inch in moraga and then hit or miss along the peninsula. but there's all this that's going to fill in throughout the evening hours and a bit of a break. you saw a little bit of rain in san jose, 5/100 around ben lomond, and we could see upwards of three and four inches through the weekend in the santa cruz mountains, upper 40s to 50 right now, vallejo, concord, 52, in san jose. and look how wet it is outside from our roof camera. so the rain getting a bit steadier throughout the day. a level two system as we go through tomorrow, that atmospheric river gets pumped up and then as we get into sunday, looks like the line of rain is going to shift to the north, but then much colder systems. and that's what we like to see for the mountains come monday into tuesday. upper level winds over 40 miles an hour along the coast. here's a look at today and tonight. as you can see, that solid swath of rain pushing to the east. and then by 9:00, scattered showers. this is 7:00 on saturday. so this is our level two.

to moraga. we go. the gaels up 2720 with about five to go in the first half. clara's jake ensminger on the left there dropping that three. broncos down four late in the first half. augustus marshall says give me the ball. takes it to the hoop. making that tough layup 3428 saint mary's. second half six minutes in, marcellus was doing what he does. takes it right there to the rim. 4942 gaels. saint mary's would go on to win 73 to 64. >> the san francisco giants kicking off their spring training this week, pitchers and catchers will actually get in their first workout tomorrow. some new faces to look out for this year, including shortstop willy adames, who signed that seven year, $182 million deal in the offseason, as well as star pitcher justin verlander, a nine time all star. first spring training game just 12 days away. >> and bay fc continuing their pre-season preseason training this week in santa barbara. the club, now less than one week away from the coachella valley invitational, they're going to face off against seattle reign fc this sunday, then the san

no sympathy from santa clara which went in search of a signature win tuesday night in moraga gets wcc rivals and neighbors colliding. both teams coming out, energize 1st half johnny o'neill average is 7 a game. he had 12 in the half broncos down. one other end spin move boost u.s. marshal onus and the foul gales by 7. >> at the break, 2nd half broncos hanging in without their top 2 scorers. no less o'neill lays it in to tie the game at 58. saint mary's puts it away late mikey lewis for 3 saint mary's ends the game on a 15 6 run and win. 73 to 64. >> that is your morning sports update. have a fantastic day. >> all right. coming up on the kron morning news, 2 companies are being fined for this trench collapses work to the hospital in critical condition this past summer. why state this past summer. why state regulators say i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground

democratic congressman mark desaulnier held a town hall conference last night at saint mary's college in moragaaddress the first month of the trump administration's second term and hear from constituents. ktvu lamonica peters takes us there. >> representative mark desaulnier, who represents california's 10th congressional district, said thursday's town hall meeting was especially necessary so that he could listen and respond to questions about president trump's second term. hundreds of people came out and desaulnier answered pre-submitted questions from the audience. >> what will house democrats do to investigate conflicts of interest with elon musk, doge and his business enterprises? [applause] >> i was on the oversight committee for the first eight years i was in congress. that would be a committee who should be doing these things along with the judiciary committee. we'll be pushing the republicans to have hearings on that. we already are. >> during the meeting, desaulnier talked about some of the accomplishments of the biden administration and how voter turnout impacted the last presidential

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we've got lafayette, we've got moraga in there.towards highway four. bay point, pittsburg. some light rain for you there. snow in the sierra. snow levels down to about 5000ft. no advisory. not expecting a whole lot. in fact, as i put this into motion, you'll notice by noontime the blue is gone and we again will have mostly cloudy skies. and with that, i will call for the possibility of at least a few sprinkles, because i would hate for you to be caught off guard if you're out and about, but it's not going to be much. and then as we get into wednesday morning, another round of what appears to be light rain moving through the bay area. with the added humidity in place, the added clouds. we are much warmer this morning. now it's all relative, right? because 47 degrees is not warm in oakland, but warmer than where we've been in the north bay, 45 in napa, and for the entire east bay, 43 in livermore. thinking about getting out to walk the dog. well, if you wait a little while longer, the better. the chance that we will have mostly cloud

. >> this is at mount diablo boulevard and moraga road. dozens of protesters carried signs criticizing the trump administration's budget cuts. >> i'm here today because i feel that our democracy is under a great threat from the current office holder and the people whom he has let into power. >> we are fighting for our futures, our children's futures, everyone. we're just fed up with what's going on in this country and in the world, and we do not want this to continue or to get worse. >> now. the protesters carried signs saying no doge and resist during their hour long demonstration. >> in san francisco, protesters specifically targeted elon musk by gathering outside the tesla showroom. >> get out of here, mommy! >> dozens gathered at the corner of van ness and o'farrell. organizers say they want people in san francisco to push back against musk and stop supporting his businesses. >> on musk, the richest guy in the world who just bragged about eliminating programs that help feed the poorest people in the world, is not elected in any way to

well, we have a huge matchup in college basketball in moraga, saint mary's renewing their rivalry withp to late michael lewis. huge 3 pointer pushes the lead to 5. 56. 51. >> now just 5.8 seconds remaining. gonzaga with the ball down by they get inbound a grammy kay for 3 comes up. well, short. how about saint mary's? they hang on 60 to 58 and improved to 23 on the season. they're a perfect 10 and oh and west coast conference play. >> it's to the stanford on the road facing smu. the cardinal has been for their 5th straight win, this one was all mustangs 1st half way. corey oates window. that's a four-point play. that's a new led by 20 at the 2nd half and now up. 25 kevin a k soupy miller, great nickname. great pass to for the alley-oop. a new roles. 85 to 61. cal playing host to syracuse, mark mattson. that is a phenomenal time. theres down by 15 in the 2nd half. but look at this while wilkinson. wow, the freshman with 2 of his 20 points. the bench is loving it. but syracuse had too much for the bears loop. this taylor she had in the dagger 3. he led the case with 19 points and cal fal