that is why, as a part two revitalize oakland and small businesses, i am calling for the city of oakland to fully reopen city hall. >> taylor's plan also includes a dedicated unit for retail and property crimes. a vacant vibrant program to fill empty storefronts, and a requirement for all organizations seeking to influence city hall to register as lobbyists for transparency. taylor is among more than a dozen candidates for oakland mayor, along with east bay congresswoman barbara lee . they will all face off in a special election in april to replace the now recalled mayor thao, who is being charged in a federal bribery scheme. >>> a big challenge for whoever ends up mayor is going to be oaklands $130 billion budget deficit. part of the solution right now is the temporary closure of two fire stations in the oakland hills. more closures could be on the way. we spoke with concerned neighbors and city leaders. >> reporter: when john pulled up to this firehouse on grass valley road in oakland, he had a plan to try to save it from closing. >> i was going to ask them, how can we support you in k

he reported his van stolen while he was delivering packages in oakland.e had a tracking device on the car and when he found it, he saw a man and woman taking packages from it. police say he confronted the two and a fight broke out. all three were taken to a local hospital for treatment, where the woman died. no arraignment date has been set yet for the suspect. >> today, west coast rap legend too short posted a pair of tearful videos on his instagram. they come just a day after his older brother, wayne shaw, was shot and killed during an attempted robbery in east oakland. two shorts caption says real tears on a video of him you see here riding in a car and at one point he lifts his sunglasses right there to wipe his eyes. in a second post, he wrote ain't really replying to a lot of texts or answering calls right now. i can't. >> well. yesterday's shooting of two shorts, brother is the most recent in what has been a violent january in oakland compared to last year. but today, oakland police announced some arrests in two other deadly shootings, including on

he doesn't live in oakland and isn't here on a daily basis to check.ques that were stolen were in front of some of the oldest music clubs on seventh that are now closed and abandoned, with no cameras overhead. stewart wonders not only who stole the plates, but how. >> pretty heavy weight. i picked him up and they leave. they got to be 80 pounds or 70 pounds. they're extremely heavy and that's what was confusing. they had to use a cutting torch, some sort of a grinder or something to get them out of the ground. >> this particular plaque wasn't stolen, but you can see from the partially lifted up edge, it appears somebody may have tried to do that. stewart says it will cost about $150,000 to replace all of these, he plans on filing a police report and then organizing some fundraisers to raise the money to replace all the missing plaques in oakland. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, today is the first day of the lunar new year, and festivities for the year of the snake are well underway here in the bay. an opening ceremony taking place today, ports

that's the newly launched oakland restaurant collective's vision when they hope their brand, savor oakland, will inspire. >> the one thing that is arcane to who we are, we always have broken bread. >> reporter: paul iglesias is a founding member of the collective. he also owns two restaurants in the city. >> i also own a contemporary afghan restaurant. both i own with my wife. >> reporter: paul said he and a few other restaurant owners decided to create the collective, not only to help the restaurant industry in the city, but to help bring oakland's reputation back up to what they believe the city has always been. >> the narrative, the things people have said about oakland, were also part perception, if that makes sense. there's a way for us to be able to trigger and talk about things that are negative and then other people will say that those things are negative, whereas it's almost like the same story that gets circulated, but the truth of the matter is there's quite a bit that we're doing that has always been positive and has been positive for a long time. >> reporter: restaurant owners

enter irs special agent arlette lyons, based in oakland. also been in touch with the investigative producer who tipped off martinez. and with lyons now on the case, amanda was now under federal investigation for wire fraud. >> we knew she was using a website, and we knew people were paying her electronically, and we knew that she was telling people that she had cancer and she did not. >> the investigative work of both martinez and lyons eventually led to amanda c riley pleading guilty in federal riley court, admitting to scheming more than $100,000 in donations. the judge sentenced her to five years and restitution. the work muscatello, martinez and lyons did now setting a precedent for any future cases, something meaningful for them all. >> so my twin sister had cancer the whole time during this. the day of the search. >> warrant, my mom was having surgery for breast cancer. >> lyons sister, kristen kane, passed away in november of 2023. >> this is what i was able to do my little fight for, you know, in her name. >> for his part, martinez

and there's no reason for bringing that activity to the city of oakland. >> oakland city council memberoel gayo is interim council president. >> oakland cannot be a site for sideshows. we need to enforce the laws that i have. i catch you doing sideshows. i get to keep your car. bottom line, and we do need to make the arrest. >> but in order to make arrests, police have to make sure they have enough officers to do so. typically, police are far outnumbered by sideshow participants and spectators. >> that's a #### shame. it's too much crime in the city of oakland, and they need to do something about it. >> this woman who was walking in the area said the city should find alternatives to sideshows. >> i think the city of oakland should have a place for them to do the sideshows so they can go there and race and have fun. >> so those who do donuts in their cars could have their cars impounded, and sometimes these tows happen months later after the fact. of course, after oakland police tracked them down. now in this case, the stakes are much higher. someone could potentially face murder charges

the obvious is it builds pride in oakland, particularly west oakland. a lot of the at risk youth in the community, and even a lot of grown ups never knew that the contribution that seventh strt had. a lot of artists like aretha franklin, this was she used to come here with her father. she never had even recorded, but she'd come down to slim jenkins and open up for b.b. king. so also when you walk down seventh street, you see all the boarded up buildings and is in disarray. but the walk of fame let everybody know that this once was a thriving entertainment zone. it's a it's a rich part of our history. hey, what happened to the oakland blues scene? is this similar to the fillmore? maybe in san francisco? it just kind of gets gentrified. basically. yeah, yeah. yes, yes. and also what destroyed. seventh street was i part because even in when they was insulating bart, they had to tear up the streets. and a lot of people stopped going. and when they came back, they still had to pick all the noise from the ramp, because originally bart was supposed to be an un

. >> but first, we're following developing news out of oakland. it's tragic kron. 4 sources have confirmed the brother of legendary bay area rapper too short has died. >> is at 6. and thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 6. i'm vicki liviakis. i'm grant lotus. sources have confirmed to kron 4 that. >> 2 shorts, brother. 61 year-old wayne shaw was killed in an early-morning shooting today in oakland. this happened just after 7 o'clock 40th avenue near east 12th street. police say several people used a car to force their way into the front of a marijuana grow operation. they say when shaw left the business he was confronted and shot several times. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. no comment yet from 2 short about his older brother's death. anyone with information about the crime is asked to call oakland police. >> a developing story now that we're following for you. a man who police say stabbed another person to death and delay has sought out a marriage license with the woman charged in the deadly shooting of a u.s. border patro

we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james thank you. happening now, the confirmation hearing for health and human services secretary nominee robert f kennedy jr is getting underway. we'll take you live inside that senate hearing room. right here we see rfk jr. he is expected to be grilled by senators on some of his more controversial stances, including vaccines, covid fluoridated water, a fox news reported. kennedy will stress that he is not anti-vaccine in his opening statement, which we have yet to hear. president trump's nominee can only lose the support of three republican senators due to the slim gop majority. >> all right, our time is 705. a new proposal in the california legislature would require school officials to warn students and parents if ice agents show up on school campuses. it's called the safe act. it was introduced in response to president trump's immigration crackdown that allows ice raids in sensitive places like churches and schools. the requirement to notify

. >> oakland is a place for everyone and we want everyone to come. everyone that wants to be a part of oakland, to be a part of the community. >> restaurants trying to revive the city's image. >> we just want it to be a peaceful place that is welcoming. >> and we check in with an army of volunteers in san francisco rolling up their sleeves to spruce up the neighborhood. >> it is crazy, to think we made 14 albums. >> bay area icons, green bay up for music awards, how they music keeps evolving, let's get started. >> congratulations to them for those nominations. thank you for joining us, i'm gianna franco. >> i'm reed cowan , it is going to be an exciting night on cbs that i have to ask you about the chill in the air. i'm being kind of a wimp. >> well, everybody off in the east bay are either at freezing or right around freezing. >> i just hate 4:00 a.m. dog walks with a passion. bundle up everybody, seriously. >> here is what is happening for us as we are heading outside, we wake up this morning to a cool start, starting off with temperatures all the

oakland is the vibe. >> nice to hear that.ou can watch the grammys live right here on cbs news bay area. it all starts at 5:00 p.m. on sunday. it's going to be raining outside anyway, so might as well watch it to kpix indoors or streaming on paramount+. matt? >> thanks. >>> ahead in sports, pebble beach round 2 has come and gone. we'll check in on the leaderboard as we enter moving day. >>> plus, the dubs were going for a third straight win on friday night. how did it go? stick around. >>> less than a week to go before the nba trade deadline, sounds like steve kerr thinks the warriors need to make a move saying before friday night's game against the suns that golden state is "not in a position to stand pat." all right. former dub, kevin durant, talking trash with hall of famer gary payton pointing up to the rafters. second quarter phoenix up 56-47. moses moody misses the three. devin booker taps it, downcourt off the bounce, hello, grayson allen, throws it down. suns led by 11 at the half. late third durant only had ten points

oakland plus 10 compared to yesterday and -4 degrees in napa. so overnight, temperatures not as chilly as we've been seeing. the last number of mornings, in fact, are no official. freeze warpings have freeze watches. you can wake up and see beautiful conditions and get out there and enjoy your day and get do anything you need to do before the rain starts because tomorrow is your last dry day. the kicker at. well today we are ringing in the year of the snake and celebrations are happening all over the bay area. >> sam is a set to host a variety of events across the city honoring not just chinese culture but vietnamese and korean culture as well. >> san jose has such a great diversity of different cultures that are just not chinese new year. we're just not an easy year and we're just not creany of are celebrating all cultures that really makes a bay area. great asian, really cultural diversity that we're all really proud of us. >> lunar new year events in san jose kick off today with a floral celebration at valley fair mall and will be happening t

it's in west oakland. plaques were once right there were installed in 2015 to commemorate the artis that performed on seventh street. they include b.b. king, aretha franklin, and etta james. they were located between wood street and willow street. those plaques were the west coast blues society isn't sure when the plaques were taken, but they're devastated by the loss. we want to perpetuate the history of seventh street just that simple. we want everybody to know that they are on sacred grounds. now, each plaque costs more than a thousand bucks, and their removal left behind nearly $150,000 in damage. here's what they look like before they were taken. a gofundme has been created to replace those plaques. new developments in the case of a triple stabbing in berkeley. police have made an arrest. it happened about a week and a half ago. investigators say they got a call to russell street, not far from san pablo park playground, looking into reports of a stolen vehicle. the caller was the delivery van owner. h

also, another business is closing its doors in oakland's jack london square. the last guest check out of the waterfront hotel for now, as the property faces an uncert n ♪ ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. palisades fires are 100% contained tonight in southern california. in the meantime, a man has been arrested after admitting to operating a drone that collided with a plane as it was dropping water on those fires. and that begins tonight's west coast rap. 56 year old peter ackman of culver city appeared in federal court this afternoon. he's expected to plead guilty to the unsafe operation of an unmanned aircraft. authorities say he launched a drone on january 9th as the los angeles county wildfires were raging. authorities say he lost sight of the drone before it collided with a super scooper that was on loan from quebec, canada. that left a six inch gash in that plane and knocked it out of service for several days. in the middle of those firefighting efforts. several homes were evacuated because of a landslide in orange county today. it happ

we're from oakland. we're not going down without a serious fight. >> simon says it could be several days before even elected officials will have a better understanding of the funding freeze in oakland, anser hassan. abc seven news. >> still ahead, you could feel that change. rain is back in the forecast. it is not here yet, as you can see from this live picture of the conditions right now, but we will check back in with abc seven well, this news is for you. the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. and is here with all the details decked out in red. >> indeed. yes, i had to fit the theme. julian and my ears are still ringing though, from all of the firecrackers. san francisco's chinatown is the oldest and the biggest one outside of asia, so it makes sense. today's kick off to chinese new year included many long standing celebrations, with new f

office and oakland fire department. we are working to find out more about the circumstances of this crash. good evening, i'm ahmad. >> and i'm julian glover. we'll stick with the developing news happening in the east bay. alameda county is going to choose its next district attorney tonight. there are seven candidates up for the job and the board of supervisors they're meeting right now. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns is following this story for us and joins us live with an update. tim. >> yeah. julian. ama, over 100 people signed up to speak during today's public comment at this special meeting that just wrapped up moments ago, and supervisors are now hearing from the candidates themselves before they vote. now, this entire process, of course, stemming from the recall of previous alameda county da, pamela price. price was recalled by voters back in november. since then, the board of supervisors has received dozens of applications from people who want to replace her. they'll pick one out of seven finalists tonight.

oakland, you're at 57 right now. that's about where you're going stay into the afternoon as we make our way through the afternoon. do expect those mid to upper 50's partly cloudy skies, cloudy or its test specially toward sunset tonight as we get ready for some rain kicking off tomorrow morning right now. all right. on the eve of that was game moving out there. if you are going to be traveling, hit the roads right now, they just still fairly busy. >> 13 minutes on the bay bridge will no accidents. there. 14 along the san mateo richmond center fell bridge hovering around 11 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 31 minute ride reaches back to you. all right. thank you. reyna 902. and back to our nation's capitol. you're looking live here at the potomac and the wreckage of the black hawk helicopter that went down after crashing with american airlines jet. 67 people were killed at last check. our live reporter in dc had said that 27 bodies so far had been recovered from the water. now, that plane coming in

. >>> and one of the most prolific rappers gunned down in the streets of oakland. what we are learning about the search for the killers. oakland's first new representative in congress in decades returns home for the first time since her swearing in. >> i want to work. i want to work. people deserve electeds that are going to work. >> how to hit the ground running admits that the chaos of washington. >>> and, later, the bay area going big for lunar new year. how the thriving vietnamese community is honoring the past as we ring in the year of the snake. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich . >> good evening. joined by paul heggen , we cannot officially call it a dry january because we begin tonight with the first real rain in a while. the weather we have felt the past few weeks has hardly brought any moisture airway. but that is about to change. chief meteorologist paul heggen here. >> this one is going to rank as a moderate to strong one, not because it is going to be particularly intense, but because it is going to last for several days. friday to al

in oakland, velena jones, nbc, bay area news. an overnight storm in southern california, helping containment efforts on those los angeles area wildfires. the eden fire stands at 98% containment, while the palisades fire is now up to 94%. all final evacuation orders were officily lifted today. however, rainfall also brought landslides to the palisades burn scar area. take a look at this. many roads were closed, blocked by debris after a flood watch moved through the area. it just expired about two hours ago and today the five freeway has reopened after an overnight snowstorm closed both directions of the grapevine ornight. the storm is moving out of the region today. all right. and back here at home, things are getting chillier as well as we take a live look at the bay bridge. that is a beautiful view of the city for sure. and, jeff, we are expecting rain, but i guess it depends on where you live. yes. i mean the difference between the haves and the have nots with this storm system. it's going to be just so close. so we're going t

the west oakland bart station.what the stolen ones look like. the four bronze plates within that plaque ripped out of the sidewalk. the west coast blues society, a bay area nonprofit commission, created this display as part of an oakland music walk of fame going back to 2015. that's when it was first installed. it was a way to celebrate a part of oakland's cultural history back in the world war two era, and in the decades afterwards, seventh street in west oakland was known as the harlem of the west. it had a vibrant commercial and entertainment district of black owned businesses, world famous music clubs, theaters, and performance venues lined the streets. musicians from etta james and b.b. king to later aretha franklin performed at those clubs. now, the walk of fame display was an important way to highlight that part of oakland's past. the director of the west coast blues society, which installed that display, says he's not sure exactly when these 40 name plates were stolen. it may have been weeks or even months

. >>> oakland zoo will be closed tomorrow due to the rain. you had reservations, you will get a refund. for an update on the forecast, head to kpix.com or download the free cbs news app. >>> we're following breaking news in pennsylvania where a small plane crashed and burst into flames. this is a live look at the scene in northeastern philadelphia. we're told the aircraft almost crashed into a mall just a little over an hour ago. multiple homes have caught fire and we are still awaiting word on the cause of this crash and the number of injuries, but we did see one person getting taken away on a stretcher. we'll continue to follow this and bring you any updates as we get them in. >>> new details into the investigation midair collision in d.c., the ntsb says investigators recovered the black box from the army black hawk helicopter. they are reviewing the flight recorder as well as two recovered from the american airlines jet that collided with the chopper as it was coming in for a landing. in the meantime, navy barges are on the way to assist w

on 49th avenue in east oakland. police tell us the suspects tried to use a vehicle to ram into a business and burglarize it. that's when 61 year old wayne shaw came out to confront them. police say the suspects opened fire on him. shaw later died at the hospital. police are confirming that shaw is the older brother of famed rapper too short, whose real name is todd shaw. this is still a very active investigation. no arrests have been made at this time. our velena jones spoke with police and will have the latest on the investigation in our 5:00 newscast. the search is on for thieves who stole all the plaques from the oakland blues walk of fame. the walk of fame is called the music they played on seventh street, oakland. and the 40 plaques that mark where it all happened were installed back in 2015, the bay area blues society founder says they were located between wood street and willow street, and each one cost more than $1,000, and the removal left behind nearly $150,000 in damage. a gofundme has been created to rai

and there's no reason for bringing that activity to the city of oakland. >> oakland city council membergayo is interim council president. >> oakland cannot be a site for sideshows. we need to enforce the laws that i have. i catch you doing sideshows. i get to keep you to make the arrest. >> but in order to make arrests, police have to make sure they have enough officers to do so. typically, police are far outnumbered by sideshow participants and spectators. >> that's a #### shame. it's too much crime in the city of oakland, and they need to do something about it. >> this woman who was walking in the area said the city should find alternatives to sideshows. >> i think the city of oakland should have a place for them to do the sideshows so they can go there and race and have fun. >> those who spend donuts at sideshows could have their cars impounded for 30 days, and those toes could potentially happen weeks or even months after the fact. now, in this case, the stakes are much higher. someone could potentially face murder charges once police determine exactly what happened. in oakland henr

. >> in the east bay, oakland, police have identified the victim in a fatal shooting in east oakland.olice say 61 year-old wayne shaw was killed. what a group of people tried to force their way into a building with a car. he apparently came out in front of them but was shot and killed. this happened on 40th avenue near international just after 7 o'clock this morning. this is an ongoing investigation. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. >> an undercover investigation by the marion county sheriff's office led to the arrest of a suspected drug dealer from san francisco on friday. investigators contact the man who agreed to sell them have a pound of meth and announce of fentanyl. they arrived to meet in marin city where the suspect was arrested. deputies found several drugs and collapsible baton on him. the man was booked into jail and faces charges related drugs and weapons. >> the stock wheather is we get a live look at the golden gate bridge sunny there now. but it took a while today. it was a foggy start. >> i >> there was some weather updates for us. what's going

it's there on the oakland estuary.otel guest, who said she's been staying there for years on business, is sad to learn it's closing. >> this is usually my go to because i come in for meetings with the port and it's just walking distance, so i'm sad to see that happen. now i have to find another place to stay. >> we've reached out to hyatt for details on the reported closure. we have yet to hear back. >> the un skate plaza at san francisco's civic center is getting an upgrade. officials announced plans to expand the space with new skate elements and redesigned pavings to make the space more accessible and fun for skaters of all levels. the project will add approximately 2100ft!s of skateable surface to the northeast corner of the existing plaza. construction is already underway and is scheduled for completion by the middle of next month. >> the golden state warriors will honor one of the key players that helped them become a basketball dynasty. andre iguodala is number nine. jersey will be retired next month. the jersey

oakland mayoral candidate lauren taylor laid out his vision for revitalizing oakland. the plan starts with starting with setting an example for businesses by ending, quote, remote work and bringing all employees back into city hall. >> we can't solve these structural challenges by phoning it in. we can't solve theseoning structural challenges by zooming it in. that's why, as part of my plan to revitalize oakland and support small businesses, i am calling for the city of oakland to reopen fully. city hall. >> the former city council member says this would increase foot traffic to local businesses and better help residents walking in to city hall seeking services. taylor's plans for the city also includes a dedicated police unit focused on retail crime and the elimination of business taxes for businesses, making less than $1.5 million each year. >> a police standoff in san francisco's soma neighborhood ends with one man dead. that shooting happened last night around five on mission and ninth street. abc seven news reporter lena howland spoke with business owners who say

. >> oakland city council member noel gayo is interim council president. >> oakland cannot be a site for sideshows. we need to enforce the laws that i have. i catch you doing sideshows. i get to keep your car. bottom line. and we do need to make the arrest. >> but in order to make arrests, police have to make sure they have enough officers to do so. typically, police are far numbered by sideshow participants and spectators. >> that's a #### shame. it's too much crime in the city of oakland, and they need to do something about it. >> this woman who was walking in the area said the city should find alternatives to sideshows. >> i think the city of oakland should have a place for them to do the sideshows so they can go there and race and have fun. >> now, those who do donuts in their cars could have their cars impounded for 30 days, and those toes could potentially happen weeks or even months after the fact. in this case, of course, the stakes are higher. someone could potentially face murder charges once police determine exactly what led up to the violence. live in oakland henry lee kt

we're in. >> oakland where it is not raining right now. but of course we know that's supposed to change here in the next couple of hours. a flood watch goes into effect right now, as you've been mentioning, and people are preparing for it. at the checkout in santa rosa this morning, we caught up with workers from the tree service stocking up on rain gear. they stopped by friedman's home improvement for supplies. >> so i got three sets of rain jackets and two ponchos. >> with the heavy rainfall on the way, they expect to be busy for the next week, at least. >> during storms. we do have a lot of fallen trees, broken branches, things falling on property. >> this is what it looked like in the north bay back in december. the last time we had heavy rain, it flooded some streets. the national weather service warns that could happen again this weekend. >> we got our tarps ready, our umbrellas and roof patch and all that stuff. so the people that do come in usually do need our help. >> there could be as much as nine inches of rain in the north bay

the brother of an oakland music lend was shot and killed this morning in oakland's melrose neighborhood-year-old wayne shaw was the older brother of rapper too short and the victim of the city's 12th homicide case this year. andrea nakano has more on that. >> reporter: this is where gunfire erupted on 49th street in oakland. police say the suspects tried to break into this building by ramming a car into the garage door. investigators believe that's when 61-year-old wayne shaw came out to see what was going on and one of the suspects in the car fired several rounds, striking the older brother of rapper too short. shaw becomes the 12th murder victim already this year in oakland. just a few weeks ago two people were killed and one was injured outside a birthday party in north oakland. nicole harrison was born and raised in the city and she says while violent crime is a problem, perception may be worse than reality. >> not really like that in oakland. it's just a name oakland done gave itself. it doesn't make it no better. >> reporter: it is enough of a concern that she plans on moving out

in oakland, anser hassan. abc seven news. >> president donald trump is making good on his threat to impose 25% tariffs on goods from canada and mexico. today, the president announced that the tariffs will start tomorrow. they include an additional 10% tariff on chinese products. economists say the tariffs will increase prices for americans on energy, cars, lumber and agriculture. both canada and mexico say they plan to retaliate. trump is considering a lower 10% tariff on oil from mexico and canada. well, a large crowd of people rallied today in san francisco in response to president trump's executive order targeting trans youth. >> as abc seven news reporter tim johns shows us, hundreds turned out to show their support. >> if donald trump and his authoritarian regime are coming for our trans residents, they're going to have to come through us. >> powerful words from state senator scott wiener. wiener calling a rally friday in support of transgender youth, their families and their teachers since coming back in

this is in the temescal neighborhood of oakland. several patrol cars were seen out at the scene. we have reached out to the oakland police department for more information on the nature of this crime scene or this investigation. here we are still waiting to learn more from the department. also following another police investigation that's unfolding tonight in san jose, caltrain says that the 822 southbound train was canceled because of the police activity in this area. we are working to get more details on exactly what happened here, and of course, we'll bring you updates as we learn more. tonight, a teenager is recovering after suffering severe injuries in a collision with a garbage truck that was backing up on a street in san bruno. several neighbors saw all of this happen. ktvu jesse gary has more tonight on this crash as investigators piece together what went wrong. >> surveillance video shows the moments just prior to impact. 13 year old kayo ahmed riding a scooter on niles avenue at chestnut avenue in san bruno. when at the crest of the hill, he collides with a recology refu

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oakland, you are very mild. only at 59 degrees.ille sitting at freezing at 32 to get the morning started as we move into the afternoon. do expect a good dose of sunshine, increasing clouds towards sunset. and we will be looking at highs, mostly staying in the 50's, right? all right, john, thanks for that. driving a car fire. >> along northbound 2.80, that connector ramp to 8.80, north. so that's shut down there because of that car fire that got all lanes blocked to get around 1, 0, 1, 85 definitely can hop on one of the jason highways to navigate around that shut down until they're able to. but that caught fire and get them off the highway. 20 minutes on the bay ridge. no major delays there. san mateo, you're at 15. so starting to gradually build 13. alana richmond, sandra fell and the golden gate 20 minutes during times. back to you. 6.31. right now and we want to take a closer look at our top story, which is the plane and helicopter that collided. >> near reagan national airport. you can see the remnants of that. this is the airp

in oakland, anser hassan. seven news. >> in the south bay, former san jose city council member omar torres had his plea hearing delayed this week. it's now scheduled for february 14th. he faces multiple charges of sexual abuse, but our media partners at the bay area news group report he may be working on a plea agreement. well, despite the rain we're seeing now, there are major concerns about rain and snow across california. state water resource officials conducted their second measurement of 2025, returning to phillips station at echo summit. abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is tracking the latest. >> extra attention is being put on this year's second snow survey. it comes after a month punctuated by dry weather and devastating wildfires across southern california. all of that leading to questions about what the drought outlook could be for the rest of the state. on average, the snowpack supplies about 30% of california's water needs, but the most recent survey measuring it was less than encouraging. >> w

oakland is the vibe. >> nice to hear that.an watch the grammys live right here on cbs news bay area. it all starts at 5:00 p.m. on sunday. it's going to be raining outside anyway, so might as well watch it to kpix indoors or streaming on paramount+. matt? >> thanks. >>> ahead in sports, pebble beach round 2 has come and gone. we'll check in on the leaderboard as we enter moving day. >>> plus, the dubs were going for a third straight win on friday night. how did it go? stick around. dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. herbal essences is a force of nature. made with supercharged botanical blends, our su

i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland. back to you. >> in support of men and women in uniform, i say yes. and you very much. >> the millbrae city council unanimously voting to no longer support christina corpus as san mateo county sheriff sheriff corpus is facing accusations of homophobia, racism and abusing her powers. she has denied all the allegations. a number of sheriff's deputies attended last night's meeting saying that they want corpus to resign. council members heard multiple testimonies in support and against the embattled sheriffs. >> he always right is my he and share this or is that i know. >> if you should a >> play. today's young people are is it? >> a there's no you should wash your exact. yeah. lot of politicians, officials and a whole i a very >> the mayor of millbrae made it clear that he is in support of whatever the hheriff's office needs in order to remain successful. we'll talk about our weather forecast now looking outside here from our camera on top of mount tam, there are some of the clouds. >> al

jack london square, a crown jewel of oakland, has seen peaks and valleys, but with the closure of the largest and one of the longest tenants at jack london, many people agree the historic waterfront district has seen the worst economic downturn in decades. >> we were losing business a lot. less people were coming and a couple people had to get laid off. they had to shut down the restaurant early. so i knew that they had money problems, but they were trying to fix it and it didn't work out. >> reporter: beforethe hotel he worked at a nearby restaurant. altogether the oakland native worked in the neighborhood for about ten years. >> when i say it's getting worse, it's definitely getting worse. >> reporter: and this is the worst you've seen it? >> yes. >> reporter: he blames the closure on a few issues. the pandemic led to fewer business travelers and conventions, the departure of all the sports team, and crime. >> there was a lot of homelessness and crime. people were breaking into cars and stuff. >> reporter: the waterfront hotel has 145 rooms and suites with amazing views of the port

oakland walk of fame display.been there for 10 years honoring greats like bb king and franklin who performed in oakland. and you can see that these plaques were ripped out of the ground. they were bryan's plaques. so it's possible that they were taken because bronzes valuable where possible that they were valuable because of what they stood for. ronny stewart runs the west coast, blue society and he is hurt to see this tribute just torn from the ground. >> i was saves us the mp, the emptiness inside terrible. i said, how can anyone? do this? can anyone be so? unaware of level curtis bring it to come. do everybody know that. all the negative is made about 7 street made about open. he is a positive id by either of the glory of of yesterday. >> there is a fundraiser right now to try to get enough money to put those plaques back. the west coast blue society is hoping that bart, the port of oakland and business leaders will pitch an and you 2. they've got us gofundme page. they're trying to raise $150,000 to replace th

live in oakland. henry lee, ktvu, fox. >> two news. let's hope they can get some leads and make an arrest on the case. henry, thank you for that. also new at six tonight, a second civil rights complaint has been filed over the proposed elimination of the sonoma state university athletic department. the group, save seawolves athletics, says it believes the cut will disproportionately harm minority student athletes. they are urging state attorney general rob bonta to file an injunction against the cuts until his department conducts a full investigation. last week, sonoma state announced the elimination to its 11 ncaa division two sports teams and a number of academic departments, as it does face a $24 million budget deficit. a virtual campus meeting is scheduled for tomorrow. hundreds of uc berkeley students protested president trump's ongoing immigration crackdown. this was the scene at cal's upper sproul plaza today. students called on the university to implement extra protections for its undocumented students. some shared their own im

it's another big blow for the city of oakland. the waterfront hotel at jack london square has announced it is closing its doors with little warning. tomorrow will be the hotel's last day in business, as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez shows us the port of oakland says the hotel's owner has stopped paying rent. i had a lovely stay. i think my room is great. the conference was great. ebonie smith just wrapped up a conference at oakland's waterfront hotel. but the baltimore woman says she just learned she's among the hotel's very last guests. after 35 years. jack london square's waterfront hotel is closing its doors. the conference leaders made an announcement, and they let us know that the. this will be our farewell to the hotel. so we'll be like one of the last guests to be staying there. the hotel's operator, the hyatt corporation, says effective tomorrow, the hyatt will no longer be operating the hotel. in a statement, the general manager said the well-being of our guests and colleagues remains a top priority, and we are working wi

at the bench dedicated to alexis in oakland, in front of oakland city hall. >> well, happening today. there are flea markets and there are flea markets, and one of northern california's largest kicks off today. in fact, this morning in oakland, we're talking about the white elephant sale, where hundreds of vendors will be shopping their wares today. and ktvu is betty yu joins us for a little pre sale preview. good morning. >> good morning frank. and i'm joined by quite a few people in line behind me. if you take a look now the doors to this sale do not open until 10 a.m. but i've spoken to some people in line already, and they tell me they actually flew here from out of town, from hawaii, from los angeles. and some people have been here, believe it or not, since yesterday, this has become really a community tradition for so many people. and i did meet one woman here. lisa jones is joining us live this morning. good morning lisa. how are you feeling? good. a little cold, but very excited. yeah. tell me, what time did you get here? 515. we marked it so that we can do it every year at 51

this time it is oakland unified. the superintendent says the district must take action by june to correct the problem or end up under the supervision of a state trustee. >>> a letter from the county superintendent projects the likely shortfall at nearly $100 million in each of the next two years. it says the district could run out of cash by november. the letter blames ongoing problems like declining enrollment and, quote, operational dysfunction. >>> for the first time in 14 years, applications are being accepted for housing vouchers in oakland, and there are only two more days left to try to get on the waitlist. amanda harry has more on how for some these vouchers can be life-changing. >> i never thought i would see the day that would actually purchase a home, and i have done it. it's my home for me and my family. >> reporter: alicia simpson purchased her first home a little over a year ago. and she says, the only reason she was able to do it is because of oakland's housing choice voucher, still commonly referred t

other notable numbers 44 oakland and across the bay.ow 42 towards sfo, while fremont is at 35. freeze warning in addition to a frost advisory in effect. bottom line is it is a cold start to what's going to pan out to be a sunshiny day. these winds are slight right now. will pick up to 15 out of the northwest. you can see that we have some storminess out there. we'll track it together. that's all coming up in a matter of minutes. but right now, here's sal castaneda and he's got your traffic. >> all right. and right now, we don't have a lot to talk about, which is good. we've seen the bay bridge looking very good via our triple a traffic camera. it looks very nice. no problems there. traffic continues to look good as you drive into san francisco. let's talk about the south bay commute. it's off to a good start with no major issues here. traffic also looks good on the peninsula at 531. let's get back to the headlines. >> okay. thank you. we're still following a developing story in san francisco, where the police are still at the scene of a

and there's no reason for bringing that activity to the city of oakland. >> oakland city council member noel gayo is interim council president. >> oakland cannot be a site for sideshows. we need to enforce the laws that i have. i catch you doing sideshows. i get to keep your car. bottom line, and we do need to make the arrest. >> but in order to make arrests, police have to make sure they have enough officers to do so. typically, police are far outnumbered by sideshow participants and spectators. >> that's a #### shame. it's too much crime in the city of oakland, and they need to do something about it. >> this woman who was walking in the area said the city should find alternatives to sideshows. >> i think the city of oakland should have a place for them to do the sideshows so they can go there and race and have fun. >> now, those who spin donuts at sideshows could have their cars impounded for 30 days at a very expensive cost, and sometimes those tows could happen weeks or even months afterwards after police tracked them down. in this case, certainly the stakes are much higher. someone

the oakland mahler's are holding open tryouts. this gives guys a chance for a roster spot last year, 110 players showed up. >> and 3 of those were signed for spring training. so 3 out of 110, you've got a shot. the ball is are offering this chance to work out in front of the coaching staff. the trials are going to be at raimondi park in oakland saturday, march 8th from 9 to 2. it's 66 saying coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> oakland residents can get thousands of dollars in a refund for moyes company will tell you how. and francisco city officials are pushing back against the trump administration. we affirming their commitment as a sanctuary city. and another vote of no confidence where the embattled sheriff the embattled sheriff christina excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a

for a family of four in oakland, that would be just under $78,000.'ve got a chance of rain coming in, and darren's here to talk about that. >> yeah, and we've seen a few of those light showers having already begun to work their way across the bay. looking out the window here from the virtual set out towards the east bay. it has looked gray out there for the last several hours. let's get the radar on here and see what that has to say about it. we will watch the last three hours of it. and we have seen a few showers coming across the diablo range and over the south bay. i don't have anything measurable from this stuff, but at least it is light rain that's falling. a lot of it's probably not hitting the ground. some of it is, and it's fairly light whatever it happens to be. so let's take it from where it is now from live radar and put this ahead for the remainder of tonight and through tomorrow morning and see what the futurecast has to say about the likely areas where we'd get rain that actually reaches the ground. and there are spotty showers. there g

layoffs are coming to the city of oakland.quence of the city's devastating financial crisis. that's according to a new memo from the city administrator. the first two city departments to see staffing cuts are public works, which will cut 26 roles. then the police department, where 19 positions will be eliminated. those are the two hardest hit agencies for this round, which will affect 100 workers total. oakland city administrator called the layoffs hard, but necessary to help close a historic $129 million budget deficit. unions say the layoffs are reckless, unacceptable and devastating for residents. baseball fans remembered rickey henderson, one of the greatest players to ever play the game. a public memorial brought fans, family, friends and former players together at the oakland arena. that's right next door to the coliseum, where the oakland tech graduate forged his career as baseball's all time leader in stolen bases and runs scored. henderson died in december after complications with pneumonia, five days before his 66th

the port of oakland and oakland leaders are going raise money. he started a gofundme to help raise $150,000 needed to replace the stolen plaques. we post that online at kron 4 dot com. a bay area dim sum favorite is moving to the serramonte center in daly city court palace known for its cantonese dim sum is set to open in early 2026. and the space formerly occupied by wet seal subway and staucks. the new location is gonna be twice t size of its current spot on gellar boulevard with capacity for 800 people. house was found in 1996 and has locations in redwood city, dublin and know pete is they recently or a semifinalist for outstanding restaurant? have a james beard awards in 2024. coming up in the next hour. we have continued aoverage this morning on that. >> breaking news our nation's capital. a passenger plane collides with that on the helicopter. no survivors. we have the latest as the search and rescue mission now turns t (woman) i've got this dream... and you're all in it! (banker 1) let's hear it! (vo) with wells fargo premier a team can he