oakland police chief thanked the marshalls for helping his understaffed department. >> the oakland police department resources are stretched thin and there's constantly demands for services on our city streets. >> operation violence reduction brought in federal agents from all over the country. 13 different federal state and local agencies participated. >> vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> a 20-year-old north bay man has been sentenced to nine years in jail for a fraudulent credit card spree. the woman and her friend used fake credit cards to buy thousands of dollars worth of gift cards at safeway up and down the coast. they also used credit cards to rent this card a mclaren sports car and a $12 million vacation home. when he asked the judge for leniency because of his youth. the judge said to him, you're young, but you are not a child. >>> the oakland a's and firefighters are stepping up to the plate to help heyward little leaguers hit hard -- the oakland a's and firefighters teamed up to donate $2,000 to the little league. they broke into the clubhouse and stole the safe with $7,000 from their a

me accountable. >> we've got to preserve what makes oakland oakland. >> tech lead evers don't want to get involved with what government does. >> the plans to take on the region's toughest problems. ♪ >>> good evening and welcome to a special edition of kqed newsroom. >> tonight, we have a rare opportunity. we're going to talk with the mayors of the bay area's three largest cities about the region's most pressing issues. joining us are the mayor of san jose, the new mayor of oakland, and san francisco's mayor ed lee, who is completing his first term and running for re-election in november. thank you all very much for being here. making history here having y'all together. >> this is the first time all three of you are on the same program. >> mayor lee, let's get right into it. the median home price in san francisco is now a million dollars. a million dollars? rents are at an all-time high. what do you say to people who say they can no longer afford to live in the any >> we definitely have these challenges when these boom times have happened. what we didn't do for many years, and two oth

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. >>> breaking news now in oakland. there is major police activity in oakland right now. a command post has been set up on foothill boulevard and a large number of officers is on the street. police tell us they are also investigating a deadly shooting. a male victim was found on 46th avenue and we're working to find out if it's all related. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is at the scene gathering information and we'll have a live report in the next half- hour. >>> a live look at the city of baltimore where a curfew largely held overnight. clashes occurred between the police and about 200 protestors but there was no repeat of rioting from the neither before. it started because of freddie gray who died of a spinal cord injury while in custody. edward lawrence shows us the conditions on the streets. >>> reporter: national guard troops in armored humvees are patrolling the streets of baltimore. overnight authorities picked up more than a dozen people for vie a littling the curfew in -- for violating the curfew order that's in effect. >> the city is safe and stable. we hope to m

in oakland joe fonzi ktvu fox 2. >> oh man i'm so excited. i'm so excited! >> i know. they are fun to watch aren't they? >> they are! >> and i think you know, one of the things is that they're so likeable. you just like all the players. >> yeah, all the players are likeable, they're fantastic, great in the community at this time just -- an all around great team steph curry has done a great job by the way i don't know how you feel about it. >> well, i think he does, the thing about the warriors, they don't only have steph and klay, there's other good players even the bench is good, a multifaceted thing to watch that team. >> yup yup. >> i think we'll be enjoying some playoff basketball a lot woohoo! good morning. good morning everyone, hey you know what, not a lot going on when i say a lot there's not a lot going on in traffic at all right now, which is good if you're waking up early just to beat the traffic i think you've done the right thing so far we're looking at san jose northbound 280 getting up the highway 17 you can see it's basically empty here, and a lot of pe

i knew i'd get applicants that were all mainly from low income areas in oakland. garvin: and applicants with criminal records, even those having spent some time doing hard time. that didn't matter to derreck. derreck: i saw people that were really wanting and eager to work. that's all i needed to see. derreck: victoria comes in at 6, yama. shaniqua cooper: miesha namore. garvin: it is something he saw in shaniqua cooper. shaniqua: i made some careless decision and i owned up to 'em, served my time. shaniqua: yeah, let me show you the correct way to do it. garvin: now, though, less than a year working at home of chicken and waffles shaniqua is now derreck's assistant manager, helping to give others the second chance that she got. shaniqua: it's amazing. sometimes i go home and i just say thank you because you don't get a second chance sometimes, especially with the mistake i made. that's hard to get back into the world. garvin: derreck says ex-offenders make up a majority of his staff these days, because, he says, they have proven to be the most loyal, hardest work

the city of oakland often has other agencies come into oakland to do follow-up investigations as thece department will go and other cities to do follow-up investigation. >> the suspect is in stable condition at a local hospital this morning. there was also a passenger uninjured in the stolen car now being interviewed by oakland police. the san leandro police department conducted an internal investigation oakland police will conduct or be the lead investigators in this case because it happened in their jurisdiction. >> thank you janet. this is the third time that san leandro police have opened fire on a female driver if a stolen car. december 7 an officer shot at 27-year-old union city woman driving a stolen car on springfield street after she rammed several police cars and she died two days later. december 4 a 16-year-old oakland girl ran over a san leandro officer and he opened fire. the department said they are seeing more stolen car cases with women driving their male accomplices. >> this morning a five-year-old is recovering after being randomly attacked by a homeless man. san fr

are the a's staying in oakland or moving to san jose?coming up our exclusive conversation with that guy, a's owner lou wolff. >>> across the bay fans got to watch the teams play at at&t park. admission was free. the first 4,000 fans got a free hotdog. dennis will have highlights from both games and we'll hear from a's players coming up in sports. >>> tonight there was a meeting to talk about crime in san jose, but when it was over, many people wondered what was that all about? betty yu was there. >> reporter: a lots of people tonight noticed that more time was spent on introducing people including dignitaries and programs here in the city and county than was actually dedicated to resident q and a, really getting into the problem. all of it wrapped up here in east san jose in just two hours. >> we've had times we've called at 4:30 in the morning and told by 911 they had nobody they could send. >> reporter: shawn cartwright showed up at tonight's public safety forum to ask tough questions to the san jose police department because she can r

it is 54 in oakland. by 9:00 this morning, along the coast, we'll still have some lingering low clouds and fog. otherwise, sunny sky, bayside and inland into the 50s. here's what we all need to know. earlier burnoff today in comparison to 24 hours ago. just a tad warmer than yesterday. but warmer on thursday and friday with widespread 90s by the tail end of this week. here is the tail end of that dry cold front that brushed across the state of california yesterday enhancing our marine layer and increasing the winds out of the west. today's winds not as windy. 10 to 20 miles per hour. it's really going to pan out to be a seasonal spring day with close to average high temperatures and this builds in for thursday and friday. wait until you see that seven- day forecast. meanwhile 54 going up to 86 in sacramento s up to the 60s in carmel and monterey bay. into the low 70s in tahoe and 91 in fresno. when you have the enhanced marine layer the pollen generally isn't that high. okay, so there you have it. today 7

and oakland. at least 70 percent of the homes in the three areas sell in two months or less. >> many for over the asking price. >> a ribbon cutting ceremony is held for the new headquarters in mission bay. we were this last month when the department moved in to the new public safety building at third and mission. today, the pair lee and police chief suhr are among the city officials would will attend the grand opening at the $243 million building housing the new southern district police station and the new fire station. >>> also happening today a big day for star wars fans, flocking to southern california for the annual star wars celebration convention. it runs through sunday and the big buzz is that fans are expected to get a look at new footage from the upcoming film episode seven for december release. the producers of star wars, lucas minimum and abc7, are both outbounded by the disney company >> cal berkeley is the greenest college campus in the country for the third straight year in recycle m

most of the shots were fired in east oakland. oakland's system covers 13 square miles of city streets. >>> san bruno leaders won't be satisfied with fined against pg&e for the san bruno pipeline explosion that killed 8 people and devastated the community. the mayor agrees with the c.p.u.c.'s fine of $1.6 billion but he also wants a monitor toover see the relation -- to over see the relationship moving forward. >>> another bizarre twist in the kidnapping case that police are calling a hoax. someone claiming to be the kidnapper is sending e-mails threatening police and demanding officers apologize. more now from ktvu's john sasaki. the victim and her boyfriend are still sticking to their story? >> reporter: as far as we know. we are outside police headquarters. we are hoping investigators would shed light on this case but that hasn't happened. this home where the kidnapping happened was quiet today. a series of e-mails sent to the chronicle from someone claiming to be denise huskins' kidnappers. they say they want to clear denise h

cord, oakland, san jose 72, concord, too. i have to spend some time showing you the extended forecast. easter sunday our forecast turns on a dime! markedly cooler, much cloudier, with a chance of rain. don't cancel any easter egg hunts but it will be showery on sunday with highs only in the 50s and 60s and a chance of showers also exists on monday and tuesday. so a wetter pattern really for the first time this year will be starting on easter sunday and that's not an april fool's joke. it is a beautiful moonrise as we are waiting for the sunset in lafayette. that's lafayette reservoir the a great waxing gibbous full moon about two days a washington it's a fine evening to be outside. really -- full moon about two days away. it's a fine evening to be outside. really a nice day for a stroll. guys, this is good news, the pattern is going to change and at least early april will start off wet. wet. such a simple word that we haven't used that much, wet starting this weekend. back to you. >> thank you. >> not like waxing gibbous. wet

mid-50s in oakland and concord.r this morning, getting the kids off to school, patchy clouds at the coast otherwise temperatures into the 50s across the board. see that right there? that was that dry cold front that breezed through the area yesterday enhancing that marine layer. it's pretty much going east. that's it right there. as it does, again very dry cold front just causes some windy conditions. this is the high pressure building in and we have 90s back in your forecast with that seven-day outlook. but today 90s in fresno backing through merced and modesto. upper 80s in redding. and 83 in yosemite where i got to thank phillip, a park ranger there he said this was yosemite yesterday. half dome glorious and thank you, mr. russell, for sending that photograph in. today's high temperatures in the bay area with sunshine very seasonal, 60s beaches, 60s, 70s across the bay and peninsula to the upper 70s and 80 degrees east of the bay today. the winds will fluctuate to the north 5 to 15 miles per hour. there you have

the oakland a's, l.a. they take on each other at 12:35. [ laughter ] >> first pitch. [ laughter ] >> and so anyway, we could see some extra traffic around lunchtime. so right now everything looks good between 90th and davis. they picked up the overnight roadwork so you're cruising into hayward 15 minutes in both directions between 238 and the maze. so yeah, everything is pretty quiet. headlights are southbound traffic. bay bridge really haven't seen a backup in the cash lanes. so yeah it's been a great commute so far into san francisco. we'll let you know as soon as we see any sign of metering lights but right now everything is quite. northbound 101 looks good between morgan hill, san jose and santa clara. that is "kcbs traffic." let's go out to our real baseball expert and weather expert. here's roberta. >> we're going to have the oakland a's baseball forecast coming up. right now let's look at some of the conditions in and around our microclimates. thanks to our weather watchers who are up early. linda r

right now live in oakland, anne

time line, here's when you bupdle up -- bundle up, 7:00, nice recovery, on track to reach lower 80s oakland 82, santa rosa 83 and antioch topped out 84 few changes in your weekend forecast, more in that fai -- in a few minutes but sal standing by busy commute. >> that's right, couple things popped up that made it slower at the bay bridge we have a bigger than usual back up because of an earlier stalled big rig in one of the right lanes west of treasure island, they moved that out but there for about 20, 25 minutes and caused slow traffic this morning good thing said it's gone off the bridge, now you can see the traffic is slower. if you're driving through concord and walnut creek, looking at this area for you and traffic is okay earlier crash didn't cause any damage to the commute, highway four slowing up in antioch but looks better there and 80 from viejo to richmond nice looking drive santa clara traffic looks good along with 101 and 85, 6:02, back to the desk. >>> all right. new this morning repair work could start today for a fire hydrant it was ripped from its foundation overnight by a

i'm tori campbell in the past hour oakland police and u.s. marshals announced major arrests head right here in the bay area from a nationwide sweep called operation violence reduction. we are there live now. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. this is a major operation that we just learned about it it is already over be a result of this is that 137 people who were wanted are now behind bars. nearly half of that number were people wanted in oakland alone. this press conference was held within the past hour. we were told that operation violence reduction focused on seven cities throughout the u.s.. we are talking about baltimore and new orleans. we are talking about oakland, richmond and antioch and down south to monterey county. we are told that this operation targeted gang members, murders, drug dealers. the most significant was the arrest of alex davis. he was wanted in connection with the arrest of pierce. she was skilled bay stray bullet as she was rushing children into her home. davis was arrested at his home in richmond. i

foothills again in oakland. >>> it's wednesday, april 29. i'm pam cook. >> i'm brian flores. >> let's get your day started with weather and traffic. steve is here, expecting a warm- up. >> tomorrow. a lot of 60s coast and day, 70s they and inland and upper 70s to near 80 degrees, the system came by and chewed up the low cloud deck there's some there but it looks like there's more holes in it. 40s and 50s on your temps, 47 santa rosa pretty much what we have this time yesterday. breezes robust, 24 and gusting, almost 34 out of travis. sfo, heading west to 24, there goes the system grokking across, dry and behind that and an offshore breeze won't kick in until tomorrow. today, morning fog, it's cooler out there, sunny and breezy, warm inland but not too far above average. 80 for some, upper 70s to near 80s. over to sal. >> good morning, looking at the east short freeway to begin on the traffic update let me show you 80 w. for asu start to drive to the macarthur bay, no problems driving to the they ridge told press appeared winning together, tr

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this is 101 north right near oakland road. you can see it looks like traffic is just stopped, basically stopped. the crash there involving several cars has actually shut down some of the lanes. sal will have the details coming up. >> that is not good. >>> trank you for joining us, wednesday, april 1. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather. i think you may want to grab a jacket. >> not fooling. many reports of 30s, napa airport 35 degrees. there's 30s santa cruz mountains, in the hills of palo alto 37. 50s for a few, but a lot of 40s. this is the coldest we've seen in a while. northerly breeze today. this system will slide by later and continue with the breeze. the cooler air and partly cloudy later on, especially to the north. breezy and cool, giving way to 60s and low 70s. these are right about where we should be for this time of the year. we have a mess in the south bay. >> we do. northbound 101 at oakland road and all the slow traffic. northbound 101 is at a standstill here approaching the crash at oaklan

live in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. nationwide protests today by low-wage workers and their supporters. in what is being called the "fight for 15" campaign. for a 15-dollar an hour minimum wage. in the bay area. hundreds of people marched. to call attention to wage inequality. jeff bush>>: hundreds took to the streets of berkeley to protest wage inequality in the u.s.a. the group toured the city on foot chanting slogans for change. the prevailing message the group was communicating is their demand for the minimum wage to be raised to 15 dollars an hour nation wide. many say the minimum wage has been stuck in the 80's and an increase is long overdue. the group wove through the streets picking up more and more people along the wayfinally the march ended at the mcdonalds restaurant at the corner of university and shattuck. the restaurant was closed for the event. the march had ended and speakers gathered in the intersection to raise their voices and demand a living wage for all americans. all this comes after the mcdonalds

already a busy morning in oakland, following new developments in all the police activity in oakland, night shooting has now beencaptured, we'll bring you another live report on the massive man hunt after shots were fired at officers. >>> and night one of a curfew in baltimore has passed we'll have a live report how it went and a very unusual thing that will be happening later this morning. >> we're looking at the east bay community, 680 to freemont, not too bad, we'll tell you more about the commute into the south bay. >>> we have some fog not as widespread as yesterday, what about a warm up? anything on the extended outlook? we'll take a look at that coming up. (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. . >>> the news you want, when you want it, how you want it that's what we mean when we say complete bay area news coverage. >>> a huge search has wrapped up here in this oakland neighborhood this morning, police have now captured all three people wanted for firing at police officers

as we look at oakland tomorrow, the high, downtown, 81 degrees. downtown oakland. that is toasty.k at san jose, san jose, you will get up to 83 degrees for a high. it will feel warmer in san jose. especially downtown. right. rural areas 80s degrees feels like 80 degrees. 73 pacifica. 67 half moon bay. urban heat island. when you get a big urban center like atlanta, chicago, they can impact the weather based on the heat, they can change patterns. we are warm. we are staying warm. mid-80s by thursday and friday. >> thank you. >>> the golden state warriors are having an incredible season and within the hour they host the denver nuggets in the last regular season game. >> a live look at steph curry. a couple things the warriors could still accomplish coming up in sports. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they

in oakland numerous arrests were made. this person was taken into custody in a trailer park. >> under lying charges were salt with a deadly weapon. >> 137 fugitives from the east bay were arrested. some captured and others states. >> 23 individuals are affiliated with gangs. 27 guns were recovered. >> of the 137 arrests, 60 wanted for crimes in oakland. in that city they were looking for gang members as well as a gun used in a murder. police chief thanked the marshals. >> there are demands for services on city streets. >> agents were brought to the bay area and 13 different agencies locate, state, and federal participated. >>> a group is calling for change in how law enforcement deals with african americans the group began the first of several actions to call attention to what they say is open season on black lives they're urging officials to do more to increase programs to help youth in oakland and across the bay area. >> yes, black lives do matter. 100 black men and all people demand justice. >> in black lives do matter

if you are traveling on the nimitz freeway, oakland traffic is fine near oakland airport and it's clear from hayward all the way out to the maze. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. with the forecast, here's roberta. >>> we are peering towards the bay bridge from the city of san francisco trying to look out towards the port of oakland and one thing i have noticed in the past "60 minutes" is the visibilities has been deteriorating. that's probably because we are picking up some drizzle around the bay and around the coast all due to a very deep marine layer. it is currently 51 degrees in san francisco to 55 in livermore. these temperatures have barely seen movement because that marine layer streams inland at least a good 50 miles. the clouds continue to stack up at the coast all day long today because of that right there. it is an upper-level disturbance. this was the one yesterday that provided some rain across the central valley. this is the next system. that could drop a few raindrops across the northern mountains and also around henry coe park in the morgan hill area. this is you

we are at 66 in east oakland and we will continue to follow the story. reporting live in oakland.ews. >> 5:41 now and now to the latest on the deadly earthquake in nepal. a petaluma man struck last saturday and is very much alive and his family just got the happy news last night. alyssa harrington is live with more. alyssa? >> spencer dickinson got in touch with as dad to let him know he is safe. he called other family members with the good news. watch their emotional reaction. >> spencer just called. >> spencer's cousin said tell mama i'm okay. family and friends had been desperate to find him. they were at a prayer vigil when his dad called saying spencer was able to make a quick call on the satellite phone. >> where is he? >> right here at the >> spencer a graduate of petaluma high school was at mt. everest when it hit. it triggered a series of avalanches. at least 18 people died on the mountain. he told his dad he is being airlifted back down. his family updated a website posting information thanking people for support and prayers. abc 7 news. >> thank you. as you heard from t

as you pass the oakland coliseum or maybe catching a flight over at oakland airport. still all green on your sensors. all the approaches to the bay bridge and if you are coming up from the peninsula into san francisco, still looks okay at 4:36. that's "kcbs traffic." back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> customers at a starbucks in walnut creek are horrified! a camera was found hidden in the bathroom. kpix 5's andria borba tells us about the man accused of leaving it there. >>> reporter: >> it fell. yeah, it fell. >> reporter: the first incident happened on february 16 when a starbucks employee noticed a camera mounted underneath the unisex bathroom sink at the store on locust street. the camera looked like this. a flip video hd. >> i don't usually look for cameras. it's crazy new information to me. >> reporter: it's about the size of an ipod and depending on the model it holds between an hour and two hours of video. it was all handed over to walnut creek pd, who began, thanks to surveillance videos, closing in on their suspect, 34- year-old jacob

you are in oakland. and in the last 30 minutes, you got a look at new surveillance video at this deadly tragedy. >> police say at the 26-year- old guitarist was struck by a stray bullet. right now flowers and candles lay on the sidewalk where e mill owe was shot and killed. that is when the driver returned with a gun and tried to kill the motorcyclist but instead the bullet truck navarez in the neck. his mother says that her son was with his best friend and girlfriend and that brings her comfort knowing that he wasn't alone. friends and supporters are leaving condolences on the bands facebook page. navar rose graduated from antioch high school. he started playing an instrument at the age of five and part of a band. we will try to find out a little bit more from police on the investigation but until then live from oakland i'm tara moriarty, back to you. >>> so far san francisco police don't suspect foul play after a body was found inside of a house filled with trash. the badly decomposed body. the body ac

take 580 instead if you just need to get through the oakland area through the oakland herald.very long delays for northbound. the rest of the commute the san mateo bridge has been really slow. westbound 92 jammed up from end to end. there are wind advisories in place for most bay area bridges and that's part of the reason why the traffic is so slow on the san mateo bridge. again, westbound 92 slow from end to end. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." roberta? >>> good morning, everybody. we do have 95 different weather watchers in and around the bay area. we are going to go ahead and take a look at one of them at this particular time because most people have been reporting up to a full inch of rain. and by the way, if you are going to the oakland a's baseball game tonight, the rain will not interfere with the game. it will be cloudy and cool in the mid-50s. weather watcher let's see who is awake this morning. kind of interesting this one right here. 48 degrees lindsey reports a full inch of rain in pacifica this morning. we want to thank our weather watcher for keeping up on top o

a "boom," is the talk from berkeley to emeryville and oakland. social media is buzzing about the loud noises in the middle of night that scares the pets and rattles the car alarms. janet? >> good morning, this is no april fools joke. people in berkeley want to get to the bottom of the loud "boom," noise away town. most of the noise is reported in southwest berkeley but neighborhoods all away berkeley have reported hearing the rattling sound on and off in the past in from amusement to annoyance it is a hot topic on twitter. people say the sound has jolted them awake caused car alarms to go off. police received two dozen calls but when they investigate there is nothing. officials think it is an explosive. >> it look like it could be a fireworks device. we are not positive. we trying to figure out where in the city these are happening. >>> the loud boom is happening between 8:00 to 10:00 in the evening. a lost neighbors in berkeley want the sound to go away. >> it is 6:03. in the south bay police say a woman as arrested after sneak on to the tarmac

oakland. you can see them now. they are at opd headquarters now. >> right. we want to give you a better idea of where a series of protests is taking place this afternoon. this one was along northbound 880 near the jackson street onramp and is not far from jack lunden square. it started in frank ogala plaza and demonstrates made their way through the city streets and a person rushed on to 880 and you can see here a little altercation with police officers and a few tense moments between the protesters and chp officers and obviously, the protester is holding his hands up and the police just want to try to get the protester off the street and get the traffic flowing once again. ama, we have somebody on the phone now who can shed more insight into this. >> we have a chp officer on the line with us. good afternoon. thank you for joining us officer. are you there? >>> well it appears we do not have that at the moment and there are these protests going on and they had gotten on to 880 and blocked traf

in oakland, thousands tailgated before the home opener against the texas rangers. the a's have a lot of new faces on the team this year but fans say they are confident the team will succeed. at the same time the team's owner is adopting a new tone about staying in oakland. he said it might be the easiest solution if a deal can be clinched to build a new stadium. only on "5", our phil matier reports on the change that has owner lew wolff talking about staying put. >>> reporter: >> talking to each other and getting active. >> reporter: a's fans were up and out early for opening day and with a message for the team's co-owner lew wolff. >> we want them to stay in oakland. >> reporter: after years of looking south in an exclusive one-on-one with kpix 5, lew wolff sounds like he is open for staying in oakland. >> every article i read says i can't wait to move to san jose. that's not true. what i can't wait to do is to have a really top-notch venue. >> reporter: what changed with going to san jose? >> there's a lot of complications to it with territorial rights and so for

there are no problems on interstate 880 in oakland. it has been a very nice drive and continues to be so as you drive through here. also looking at contra costa county highway 4 looks good. benicia bridge to the walnut creek interchange. westbound 24 is off to a good start. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> topping our news san francisco police say they could use your help in identifying a suspect caught on video hitting a homeless man in the head with a metal pipe. the man in blue. this is 9:15 wednesday night night. he pulled out a pipe and strikes the homeless man in the head. the the victim is in intensive care after getting more than 50 stitches. >> when you see an act so blatant and raw like this we would like to send a strong message. if you attack the homeless there will be a consequence. >> the owner of the nearby gangway bar says the victim is well known. friends say the victim was always friendly. never bothering anybody. they are shocked by this violent attack. police say if if caught the attacker faces atte

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mid-70s around oakland and berkeley. oakland will hit 80.s as warm as they get all week tomorrow. 85 degrees. 84 degrees inland. maybe 86. here is the computer model. the fog. tomorrow morning. coastal fog. more coastal fog tomorrow afternoon. that trends temperatures down coast side. saturday fog. saturday night. poof. action in the sierra nevada. behind that, in the pacific, tuesday, i will show you that at 10:00 p.m. good news. some precipitation. maybe snow. current temperatures, or highs, 82 concord. 84 antioch. are you sure you have been out there? >> bill martin -- [ laughter ] >> it is my favorite -- [ talking at the same time ] >> it is -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i talk to you about when is the best time of year to go out there, it is now. not summer. >> right. >> surprises me. >> i will show you a picture. hotel receipt. >> thank you. >>> 40 years ago this month thousands of orphans were airlifted from vietnam and airlifted to the u.s. . >> tonight be talk with a family who adopted one of those babies. how the baby is doing

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of oakland. it's a very mild start to your day. we have 61 degrees at this very early hour in livermore. mid-50s in concord. cooled down to 48 in san jose. and clear skies in santa rosa at 53. the coast is clear. we have high pressure continuing to build into the bay area. so strong and it's expanding that we will see near or record warmth today and then on friday, then we start to see the return of the onshore push on friday evening. that will cool us down for the weekend and we have an unsettled weather pattern beginning next week. i'll share that seven-day forecast with you but first 82 degrees in sacramento today through manteca into merced, fresno and hanford. 73 degrees in monterey bay. it will top off in the 60s in the high sierra. highpollen count is up on saturday and sunday. today's high temperatures from 71 degrees in pacifica, pretty much in the upper 60s in ocean beach, otherwise 70s a string of 70s up and down the coast. we do have a beach hazard statement in effect at 11 a.m. for r

backing 2011 charles clifford is live tonight in oakland where today he spoke with former oakland police chief our georgian who was the head of the department during those protests. charles clifford reporting he's keeping a close eye on what is happening there and he hopes that mr. jordan hopes that begins peacefully. back in 2011 he was the new chief of the oakland police department as same month violence spread out across the city. jordan says those were tense times he has watch what is happening in baltimore with and on see that i easy sense of deja vu. mr. jordan speaking at the persistence situation has escalated out of hand there and them charles clifford reporting he's bothered by the national guard employment on steps the whenever taken in oakland when he was there. mr. jordan speaking were fortunate a lot of people involved in that we were able to restore order before anything like that could happen the charles clifford reporting he hopes that it is peacefully. mr. jordan speaking the hope that is everything is not big enough of everything is peacefully in the construction rebui

they tried to shut down a freeway in oakland as well near the oakland police department but officers were close behind. protesters waved at cars. after 10 minutes police moved them back. part of that group marched in oakland 80 is haul. 100 people -- hall, 100 people went inside. one showed photos of people shot by police. police kept them from disrupting a meeting. after a while they left on their own. >> in new york city hundreds hundreds of people marched across the brooklyn bridge shutting it down for a time. three dozen people were arrested here. >>> one of the bay area's largest water districts made it official. east bay mud voted to ask -- voted to ask customers to use less water. ktvu's tom vacar is live at oakland headquarters to explain all this. tom? >> reporter: even if you are not an east bay mud customer, pay attention because when east bay mud talks, other water agencies lessen -- listen. >> reporter: making hard decisions now incase next year is a dry one. 2015 has been a train wreck. >> driest january on record. followed by dry february,y. and april. >> reporter: apr

not just any block party, this was put on by the oakland police and those are officers wearing the oakland pride t- shirt. >> a lot of us are dressed down. not all of us are in uniform so they can see our human side. >> reporter: this is a first in this area of west oakland plagued by drugs and homicide. claudia who is a resident said it was refreshing. >> no gun violence, none of that. it is amazing here to have children safe and secure here. >> reporter: police say events like this have a potential of helping people who live in west oakland trust them more. they say it is already working. last month about a mile from here chemile pierce was shielding her children from a gun battle when she was shot and killed. her neighbors broke a code of silence and helped the police find the shooters. >> we really were successful in that case because of the cooperation of the community. so you only get that when you have a good relationship with the community. >> reporter: whent says it is a sign that things are changing, however slowly. >> it is a start. >> reporter: in oakland, christin ayers, kpix5

hell at time for oakland? >> hell at time for oakland. >> still has the enthusiasm.nsat down for 30 minute -- and i sat down for 30 minutes and talked about lowering oakland's crime but also the perm forms action of the police -- performens a of the oakland police -- performance of the oakland police department. she plans to increase the amount of officers. she's been out in the community talking to people, cleaning up the streets. this was a cleanup in march. she said she's not only trying to get businesses to invest but keeping oakland residents here and that includes building more housing. >> we're got to build more housing. more housing at every income level. that's where some cities have made a mistake to kind of slow market rate housing from being built. >> we talked about where we are keeping both sports teams in town. she said she she remains in good communication with both teams. but remains adamant no public money will be used. >> just to let realistic expectations. we're really at the starting line. we're not even in the race. it's a complex project. we ha

he visited a p-g-and-e service center in oakland. to talk about jobs. he praised the utility's "power pathway" program. that helps workers develop skills for entry level jobs in the utility industry. p-g and-e says more than 300 people have graduated from the program. still ahead.. east bay police take time out to hold a block party. their way of trying to improve community relations. while in san jose -- a brand new class of police officers graduated today. and a warning for parents - about childrens' pajamas.which may be a burn risk. female announcer: get three years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest free for 3 event is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> catherine: a big recall of children's pajamas -- made by 'smooth industries'. the company says kids should stop wearing them immediately. that's because they don't meet federal flammability standards. the one-and-two piece pajama sets have a racing theme. no injuries have

. >>> an oakland man trying to rescue his family is killed in yemen. his bay area relatives say the u.s. government let him down. >>> a former richmond police officer files suit against the department, and the police chief. >>> the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 starts now. >> good evening, i'm david stevenson in for ken wayne. >> hello everyone, i'm heather holmes. the friend as you family of an oakland man killed this week in yemen are gathering right now for a vigil. jamal al-labani was in yemen to rescue his wife and young daughter from the violence when he was killed in a probably mortar attack. live in hayward, where we learn had he left behind three children and a baby on the way. >> reporter: heather, that is the hardest part for those who knew al- labani and many have gathered here and just finished the prayer service and they are here pomourn together. al-labani is the first american killed in yemen, arriving in united states 20 years ago and lived in oakland and he was a quiet, family man who will be missed. >> it's really sad, the community here a

in oakland numerous arrests were made. this person was taken into custody in a trailer park. >> under lying charges were salt with a deadly weapon. >> 137 fugitives from the east bay were arrested. some captured and others states. >> 23 individuals are affiliated with gangs. 27 guns were recovered. >> of the 137 arrests, 60 wanted for crimes in oakland. in that city they were looking for gang members as well as a gun used in a murder. police chief thanked the marshals. >> there are demands for services on city streets. >> agents were brought to the bay area and 13 different agencies locate, state, and federal participated. >>> a group is calling for change in how law enforcement deals with african americans the group began the first of several actions to call attention to what they say is open season on black lives they're urging officials to do more to increase programs to help youth in oakland and across the bay area. >> yes, black lives do matter. 100 black men and all people demand justice. >> in black lives do matter

cloud cover. 21 miles an hour winds in oakland. .2" around oakland. a stormy morning. rain tapers this afternoon a chance of a thunderstorm then a dry weather pattern once this area of low pressure dives to the south. there could be a chance of a thunderstorm. here's the unstable nature of the system. it won't affect the oakland a's baseball game tonight. we'll have cloud cover and cool conditions but no rain out. an an inch of rain in redwood city. three-quarters in the santa cruz mountains. we have the rain in the central valley. we have a winter weather advisory at the greater lake tahoe area. up to a foot of snow is expected above 7,000 feet. oh!! i haven't even mentioned we have snow down to 4,000 feet here. the santa lucia mountain range one to 6" of rain and snow and we're expecting easily a -- i should say snow, okay, snow, santa lucia mountains. also snow in mount hamilton. snow saint helena. yes. today. and then cloud cover tomorrow. and then we all -- here we go again, dry weather. this is the strongest storm so far this year. >> the only storm. > well said.