area. our cameras were there when he came to oakland with his wife in 2013.were working on an affordable housing development for low income families. da lin went back to the oakland complex to talk with the family who worked alongside him. >> so this is my room. the president worked in this room. he put this on the window. >> reporter: the homeowner remembers the hour she spent building her home with the president. >> i hold this part and he pull it up right here. >> reporter: it was october is measuring and cutting the wood. she says she was really nervous and excited at the same time. it was her first time meeting someone so powerful and famous. >> i said wow! oh my gosh, i can't believe the president was in my house. >> reporter: we interviewed her and the president in 2013. >> thank you very much. >> it's going to be wonderful apartments at a fairly modest cost at least for this area. >> reporter: what impressed her was how the president dedicated his time to the job. he wasn't here for a photo op. most people take photos and everything but he is focused

kumasi: oakland firefighters this morning are investigating the cause of a three alarm fire at the oldest black church in the area. on telegraph avenue. the pastor spoke about the church and its history. >> this church served -- is about the people of the community, the people of the east bay the people who love oakland. it has a strong, rich history. i'm at a loss for words. i don't know what to say. i feel like it's a bad dream. kumasi: in a tweet around 3:00 this morning firefighters said they were still working to put out the fire and looking for additional hotspots. 60 firefighters were on the scene. no one was hurt. reggie: police in the south bay investigating an attack caught on camera. the victim we are told is the second street vendor to be attacked in the last week. >> carlos sanchez is the father of a family of four. he comes to work every day so he has money to feed them. he even showed up on sunday, the day after he was attacked. >> get out of here. get out of here. leave. get out of here. >> in this video he is taunted and threatened, allegedly by an employee of a nearby auto parts store. the emplo

you can see on the map, it is concentrated in the east oakland area. there are other big blotches as well in the oakland hills and down by san leandro street. this is how bad it was yesterday afternoon. more than 50,000 people in alameda county were in the dark . 80% of those lights are back on. but that leaves 30% left to go. >>> president biden made an unannounced visit to kyiv today announcing america's continued support for ukraine. he met with ukrainian president zelenskyy, a few days before the country marks one year since russia's invasion. mr. biden pledged another half $1 billion worth of equipment to help ukraine fend off russian air assaults. biden goes to pollen next to boost resolve in europe. ukraine is planning a spring counteroffensive and is asking the west for more heavier and longer range weapons. >>> on this presidents' day, people reflecting on the legacy of former president jimmy carter. he has entered home hospice care. americans of all political backgrounds are sending prayers and tributes to the 39th president and his family. t

in the oakland area. the operation targeted high crime areas and went after offenders who were wanted for homicide, sexual assaults and robberies. we arrested 21 homicide suspects who have open arrest warrants in the oakland they area. that's number one out of all the 10 locations for operation north star. the main focus of this operation was to reduce violent crime in oakland and in the bay area. and we did just that. in all marshals say the operation resulted in the arrest of 833 fugitives, violent criminal sex offenders and gang members in the city of oakland. albuquerque new mexico. buffalo, new york, cleveland and columbus , ohio. detroit. jackson mississippi. kansas city, milwaukee as well as puerto rico. tomorrow marks the 30 day deadline for mayor sing tao to discipline oakland police chief laurent armstrong or not, she put him on administrative leave on january. 19th the chief is criticizing the reports on his handling of police misconduct. and the reports also call armstrong not credible. that wa

nonprofit called 306 a5 high-performance is taking 27 players from the north or oakland south oakland area, 12 to 13-year-old players portable all-star team last year and they are going to go to cuba and get the chance to compete and train with cuban players over there. really excited about it. kristen: that is amazing. can i just ask the kids, tell me how you feel about this. are you nervous? are you excited? who wants to go first? >> i'll go first. i think that it's pretty exciting. we are going to go on a to cuba to play baseball with a couple of kids. it's just amazing. an amazing opportunity. kristen: do you think you are going to get better at baseball from it? is that what you are excited about? are you excited about learning about other kids and their culture? >> i am excited for both, because i think, a, it is a culture that we don't really get to experience very often, but at the same time, it's good competition and it's good practice and improvement. kristen: wow, that is so very true. i can only imagine. have you guys been away from home? how long are you going to be gone? how

during the month long operation, nearly two dozen homicide suspects were arrested in the oakland areae operation targeted high crime areas and went after offenders who are wanted for homicides, sexual assaults and robberies. we arrested 21 homicide suspects who have open arrest warrants in the oakland they area. that's number one out of all the 10 locations for operation north star. the main focus of this operation was to reduce violent crime in oakland and in the bay area. and we did just that. marshall say the operation resulted in the arrest of 833 fugitives, violent criminals, sex offenders and gang members. the arrests were made in a number of states, including here in california, new york, and in ohio, san jose police made an arrest in a deadly hit and run, police say, 60 year old kim, my was the driver of a vehicle that hit a woman. across the moral avenue, pushing an empty wheelchair last friday morning. the woman died at the hospital. investigators say the pedestrian was not in the crosswalk in that darkness may have been a factor. apparently just a driver. you know, living i

she attended mills college and cal and has represented the oakland area since 1998. >> one thing about oakland is that people tend to come together and unify. when there are differences of opinion, as there are on many of these issues, people have their activism activated and aren't afraid to speak out. >> right now lee likes far behind her son a competitors in fundraising, but she says she has a strong effort going online and is targeting donors who can do five dollars or $10 per month. >>> the berkeley mayor has announced his candidacy for state senate. his district represents unincorporated areas in contra costa county. the current state senator is terming out of the seat. >>> pope francis urged the 1.3 billion catholics worldwide to put aside materialism and self- centeredness to help others. the tradition of ash wednesday has catholics spreading ashes on their four head in the shape of a cross to remind them of mortality. >>> straight ahead in sports, what is going on in moraga? well, there is a high school basketball team getting ready to host a playoff game >>> let's check in wi

give us a sense for how much home prices have dropped in real dollars in san francisco, in the oakland area, san jose. darryl: in oakland, home prices are down 10%, and san francisco 5%, and in san jose, 4% since last year. we are talking about homes that are millions of dollars, so it is around $100,000 for oakland. kristen: how does that compare to other big cities in the country? daryl: the drop has been most dramatic in the bay area. the entire country is facing these high mortgage rates, but the unique situation the bay area has to deal with his remote work and tech workers, and tech valuations are down so that has a larger impact on the bay area. kristen: within the bay area, let's zoom in. are there certain areas that are faring better than the big cities? for example, are the suburbs holding their values? daryl: it is really about price point. so a modestly priced single-family home is going to maintain its value the best. there's more inventory of those smaller condo homes and people tend to prefer the single-family homes. that is why single-family homes that are moderately priced

area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> that breaking news tonight. you can see the fire. their crews responding to a 3 alarm house fire in the oakland hills. this is in the shepherd canyon area. our cameras show it's starting there are around 4.15, this afternoon. this is video of the citizen app and it has spread fairly quickly. a lot of rain, the beginning of january, but no rain for the past couple things are drying out. and with that, we welcome you into kron. 4 news at 5. thanks for being with us, everybody. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. we are getting reports that 4 structures have been damaged. not clear. >> if those are homes as well, oakland fire department reporting that the fire is on the 6800 block of 8 can drive up in the hills there. again, we we're just getting in details right now. we do know that it is a 3 alarm, house fire there and a lot of concern tonight because this isn't the same basic vicinity as the big east bay fire storm of 1991 where thousands of homes were burned. so a lot of a lot, a lot of fun, nervous people up there folks always on edge when there's a fire in the hills and rightfully so as

a fire at the oakland hills, the shepherd canyon area area. we just heard from the oakland fire chief says that because of their quick action, the station 24 really close by, they were able you know, attack that fire and essentially they feel that they have it. >> under control showed up in a matter of minutes, we're able to get the fire out. it started behind a home near a porch deck area spread to 2 neighboring properties. the house where it started suffering severe damage. as you see crews there on scene putting it out. no injuries. and again, they're crediting the proximity of station. 24, they were able to get there in a matter of minutes as well as people taking care of their defensible space, getting the vegetation out of there. we have to take a quick break right now. more news coming up right after this. california is now home to a very special title. more specifically, mendocino county can now claim to have the oldest living person in the country. >> this distinction belongs to eating ceccarelli who will soon be 115 years young. miste

that makes it better for anyone traveling into the oakland area. if you continue from there taking east 80 near university, we have reports of a crash with a vehicle that rolled over. a truck is stuck on its side blocking lanes. right through the freeway on east 80 university. we'll see if mobile 5 can check that out next. if you are anywhere else around the area, we are starting to see the morning commute get busier. let's get another look at the freeways. a live look at the bay bridge, if you are headed west bound into the city, that is backed up. traffic is very slow as you head through there. >>> emotions pouring out for east bay's oldest black church. first service since a fire destroyed its building about a week ago. >>> a live look outside, it's going to be a stormy morning for your commute into work or school. be careful on the roads. it is a first alert weather day. we'll be tracking this all morn >> woman: why did we choose safelite? >> vo: for us, driving around is the only way we can get our baby to sleep, so when our windshield cracked

but snow reports in many parts of the bay area following the oakland hills down 800 feet or so and other spots to now, we're starting to see another round of some moisture moving in. and guess what? look at clayton right now. we've got some snow begin to fall in and around that area. folks, you may want to look out your window there. as you can see some of that snow falling across some of the peaks there. some of the mountainous regions right now, the air is very cold out there. we're going to see more of that throughout the night tonight into early tomorrow morning. then i think it's going to start to back up. but not only do we see a lot of rain and snow. we saw rain around the bay area, almost an inch and a half a mill valley over an inch and 3rd in santa rosa. we have these thunderstorms really ripping through the bay area last night into early in the morning and it's and a half of rain in fremont, san francisco over an inch of rain. oakland, almost an inch and over half an inch in san jose now. well, most of the skies clearing out. you've got some scattered clouds out there. you've

reggie: a very award-winning group is back in the oakland area with a project to inspire kids.that rockers put on a short at berkeley's hall of science -- the abc rockers put on a show at berkeley's hall of science. the group took home a last month for the best children's album. as part of the show, the alphabet rockers released a series called "tough people." focuses on -- it focuses on math, engineering, and says concepts. kumasi: i love myself. reggie: is that what they said? kumasi: i love myself. [laughter] a study shows what majors y want if you want to make a lot of money after college. these are the who earn the most money, chemical engineering is the top spot. computer engineering, computer science, aerospace engineering, and electrical engineering. reggie: amazon corporate workers are facing lower pay than expected after the company's stock plummeted. according to the wall street journal, corporate workers get partial pay with stock shares. since amazon stock prices dropped, their pay is going to drop with it. some corporate workers will see 50% pay cut. speaking of s

if you do have to work just some patchy fog may be in the oakland area, hayward area around 7.15. it's going to hold steady until around 8.45. things will clear up. nothing too crazy. just to make sure you have no surprises. and it's going to be sunny. san francisco, 60 and sunny oakland. 65 in sunny san jose. >> 69 and sunny. that's the good news tuesday, wednesday and thursday changes coming to the forecast. i'll break it down for you. coming up next. britney, thank you. a large fire in san leandro sent smoke into the sky. it could be seen for miles earlier today. fire officials say an abandoned building caught fire. >> as kron four's, justin campbell explains. it's not the first fire at that location. you can see this fire all the way from san jose this morning. the smoke in the air. >> look at the video that we got. you can see the fire shooting out of the the fire department tells us no one was injured. no one was inside of the building at the time. it wasn't a good building. what neighbors in the area say that this shouldn't have happened because it was a fire roughly 6 mont

he is teaching golf to underserved oakland area kids age 5 to 18. soared for more than 100 students a year to nearly 1000. >> integrity is when you're doing the right thing when nobody is watching you. >> reporter: they learn life skills and build discipline and confidence through less of tournament play. scholarships are available, so no one gets turned away. marlon jones now passes on what he has learned. thanks to preston, he got to experience the legendary pebble beach course with steph curry. >> you don't see a lot of people like me competing in tournaments. and makes you feel like you belong. >> reporter: preston works in fundraising to open doors of opportunity, funding equipment and access to other courses, grow partnerships, like the one with curry's nonprofit. its ceo says the kids are the winners. >> there is an entire generation of young golfers who are benefiting from being under preston pinkney. >> reporter: in addition, preston and his wife founded the pinkney foundation in 2019 to help with financial literacy and entrepreneurship. mr

as you can see, still more than 8500 people in the oakland area waking up without power in the dark this morning read still, this is a major improvement from the height of the outages yesterday about 50,000 customers lost power just before 1:00 in the afternoon after a transformer caught fire at a pg&e power substation. the outages stretched all the way to the border including the oakland international airport. social media video shows tsa halting check ins after the power went out with airport officials temporarily shutting down services. many people saying they were delayed before they even arrived in oakland. >> they forded half of the flight and then we were the last ones on so we were just like, we will just not put you on the airplane right now so we waited in portland a little longer and got over here and i think they got a power running and everything. >> open fires at the official cause of the fire is still under investigation. they say crews have to examine the damaged transformer to figure out have a fire exactly started. according to the last check, the outage map power is ex

area. that's number one out of all the 10 locations for operation north star. the main focus of this operation was to reduce violent crime in oakland and in the bay area. and we did just that. the u. s marshals say the operative operation resulted in the arrest of 833 fugitives, violent criminal sex offenders and gang members. these arrests were made in a number of states , including new york and in ohio city of oakland, declared a local state of emergency today on the after the ongoing impact of a ransomware attack. it has brought city services to a standstill for nearly a week now. today lines formed at police headquarters as clerks took reports entirely by hand and payments by cash. the state of emergency allows the city to quickly purchase equipment or supplies or higher emergency workers, if needed. the city says it's working to restore city services as quickly as possible, while also investigating how the breach happened. when people feel safe, they will come out and shop. an effort to make oakland safer city the strategy that is returning to the streets also had the new data that shows just how important this valentine's day

it was going to be there for a while it has not improved driving down south out of the downtown oakland areathe airport. and look at all that slow traffic. this is definitely unusual, and i don't want you to be surprised by this. a lot of people just drive through oakland at this time heading south. not expecting any slow traffic this morning. you are going to have to expected here if you're going to the cemetery bridge that traffic looks okay. they cleaned the camera. remember yesterday it was all dirty from the salt spray. well, the traffic looks good heading across. let's talk about the bay bridge. i want to show you. the traffic here is filling in now. this typical for the bay bridge. no problems on the richmond bridge, the car keenness bridge or the venetia bridge. 5 49. let's bring steve back in to talk about today's weather. you know, somebody probably said steven siler talking about how dirty that cameras we need to get out there and clean it out there and clean it. you know what it's nice and clean. looks great. whoever did that. congratulations eat. okay, here we go. i'll try and d

a few more options listed in the oakland area. we're missing a lot of our usual reports for sunnyvale. the best i found is national petroleum on old san francisco road, $3.94. in the south bay, not a lot of folks out there. that is helping us out. but over on highway 84 you see sensors starting to light up once again, the last-minute repair work going on looks like it's cleared from niles canyon just as the traffic is starting to build in the area. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," a new plan that will have even "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> we're making it halfway through the workweek. right now at 5:15, we're getting a look at redwood city and what to expect as you head to work. we have upper 30s and low 40s. a chilly start. but the sun is back and the wind is calming down. still a chilly day. we'll talk about that and the slight warm-up in our forecast coming up. >>> the tri-valley once again, a li

temperatures above average for santa rosa today, but below average over san francisco, as well as oakland areas like livermore san jose in the low sixties. partly cloudy sky so an enjoyable one for you there tomorrow we introduce the possibility of a little bit of wet weather. and this is a cold storm. our temperatures are going to drop off in time for valentine's day. better details on what we can expect for tomorrow and the week coming up. we're listening video showing just how much the home explosion or how big that home explosion was in san francisco that rocked the neighborhood that's coming up ft meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check. tools that help protect. one bank that puts you in control. chase. make more of what's yours. you didn't choose cat allergies. you didn't cho

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warrants in the oakland bay area there is number one operation northstar. we arrested 19 robbery suspects, five assault suspects, to sex assault suspects. one child was recovered in 24 other arrests for lower level. new initiatives as part of her campaign promise to make public safety a top priority. as abc7news reporter explains, her plan involves collaboration between oakland police and business leaders. >> we are committed to a safe oakland for every person who lives here, works here, visits and plays here in the city of oakland. >> the oakland mayor led the charge to tackle crime in the city. the acting police chief says one of the biggest changes will be reintroducing for patrols. >> this is a unit that hasn't been in existence for the past two years so this is an exciting time to expand relationships in the business community in the neighborhoods. >> next week the patrols were operate monday through friday during business hours in the city shopping areas. >> this effort will help enhance communication between the police department and businesses. >> c

these policies that were billed as "help" and folks that live in these areas like west oakland actuallyys, too. dr. brandy summers is an oakland native and professor of geography. dr. summers: oakland was being blinded. >> many areas are malignant, threatening the vitality of the entire community. dr. summers: what that means is the government can come in and take over and take away. the assumption is you just have to find another ways to go. julian: dr. summers points to a trifecta of public infrastructure projects that changed west oakland forever, starting in the mid-1950's with the construction of cyprus freeway, that forced hundreds of families to move and dozens of businesses to shutter. dr. summers: especially with the cypress, which is now mandela parkway, you saw this division between the eastern part of west oakland and the northwest part of west oakland, and it created this divide along 7th street as well. so you have broken up the true fabric of the neighborhood. julian: by the late 1950's, the movement of oakland's post office force businesses on the south side of the stree

in the san francisco area near the parade as we fast, 46 o'clock things will be moving towards oakland area we have that chance again to see those from the half moon bay area all the way up to santa rosa by 9, 13, 9.45. things will start to clear out. but as you wake up on sunday morning. again, we have chances of a thunderstorm. so a lot going on in this forecast. the big topic right now is going to the new year parade that's going to kick off at 5.15. you need to bundle up. those temperatures into the lower 50's are going to have windy conditions. and again, that chance for thunderstorms. see any need to bundle up and bring your umbrella to make sure that you are prepared. taking a look at those temperatures for you, santa rosa. 57 to the north right down the coast, half moon bay. 58, san francisco. 59 down south. it's little bit warmer for you, san jose. 64 even mountain view. 62, but it's really going to be the thunderstorms that will continue to watch today. and as we wake up on sunday donner summit, a winter storm warning in the sierra get this. you can see the snow thankfully don't n

in oakland, wallin a jones, nbc bay area news. >>> oakland pd says show shot a suspect in the middle of a carjacking this afternoon. sky ranger was over the scene shortly after that shooting. it happened at 1:00 p.m. police say a helicopter, police helicopter was following a suspect who was on a motorcycle who had been driving recklessly through the east part of the city. the motorcycle crashed but the man allegedly tried to carjack a victim at gunpoint. police say nearby officers saw what they think was a gun and ordered him to drop it. they say he didn't so they opened fire. the suspect is expected to survive. the driver, the one in the carjack, wasn't hurt. >>> seeking to identify wrongful convictions. a california department of justice is launching a new program aimed at looking at past convictions for any potential mistakes. the attorney general unveiled the post-conviction justice unit in oakland today. the team will re-examine forensic evidence and consider whether bias may have played a role in the conviction or sentencing of the case. they can employ a eye towards systemic r

area news. >>> police are investigating more sideshows in oakland. this illegal street show happened before midnight. another was on grand avenue. >>> a big rig was involved in one of the chaotic scenes. you can see the semitruck driving in donuts. people cheered and jumped on the back. meanwhile, city councilmembers are speaking out about the trend. >> we have to stop that behavior. there is no excuse of why you want to destroy the neighborhood. we already have enough challenges and we don't want to create more. >> he says he plans to reintroduce an ordinance to go after promoters, as well as drivers. anyone blocking police to the scene. >>> tonight, former sharks player, patrick, became the first player in franchise history to have his number retired. they play tribute in an emotional ceremony. marianne, was there. >> reporter: fans call him mr. shark. tonight they honored him for his contributions on and off the ice. they came in droves. a chance to get one last signature or photo with the superstar, patrick marlow. >> he has always been a fan fav

the city of oakland has set up a special email address for people to use to report sideshow incidents. if you have any information about side shows in your area, send an email to sideshow tips at oakland. cia dot gov. new attend napa police arrested one person that led officers on a brief chase after they say that the driver did not pull over. that driver was in a stolen suv and the agency releases images today, saying the suspect was driving recklessly ended up crashing into another suv on sonoma street. you can see there that the driver was arrested, they say, a driver and passenger tried to get out and run. but again, they were quickly arrested and taken to jail. new video out of southern california tonight shows that it's going to take quite some time. for these areas to recover from this week's storm, rain soaked land collapsed in ventura county today, sending nearby suvs into santa clear river. people across southern california are working to keep up with rain and snow, which are still falling in many areas will show you more of the damage there in just a few minutes in our area here, pg and e crews rushed tonight to get power restored

talking more about the rare snow in the bay area the oakland hills to the santa cruz mountains. st time we had a winter storm warning in the bay area was 2011. it ended up snowing in the sum of the hills in san francisco. we spent many years back east. what is your reaction to snow here? >> my reaction was this was going to be my first full winter without snow coverage, thinking about it, enjoying california and here rico. >> but we wanted to welcome you and make you feel at home. >> i ran away from it an never want to see it again unless i am in tahoe. hopefully everyone enjoys it, is safe and try not to drive in it. >> good thing is it does not stick. it is gone after a little while. >> unless you are over the peaks and then you have but sticking for a little while. >> let's talk more about being in california. apparently we have the shortest attention spans in the u.s. a survey bay and online gaming app found 67% of californians frequently use their phones while watching tv. 60% of them use them on the toilet. please, larry. nwho is guilty of at least two of those four things?

area news. >> also, in oakland. can the city rebound after its latest police department controversy? today, several prominent community leaders, blasted the mayor's decision to fire the police chief laron armstrong. not only did they think the police chief should be reinstated, some also think the mayor should be recalled. >> when is the citizen's voice going to matter to this mayor? you've been in office for a few weeks and made a major mistake. >> what started as demands are now turning into calls for the mayor to lose her job. on the stipes of city hall, dozens of supporters including pastors and community leaders argue this is his undoing. >> do we feel the current administration has our back? no, we don't. do we feel that we matter at all? no, we don't. >> many in this group have spent the last 30 days, publicly calling for the police chief to be reinstated. argues that armstrong did more to reform than past chiefs. he believes his removal will cause instability in the police department. >> we could have leveraged our police department better. the fact that they were prepared to

area, with juliette goodrich? >>> a good evening pick we begin with breaking development tonight regarding leadership at the oakland police department. after three years on the job, leronne armstrong was fired from his position as police chief. newly elected mayor sheng thao says she no longer has confidence that he will take the department in the direction that supports her vision for the city. andrea nakano was at the announcement which happened late this afternoon, she joins us live now with new information. andrea? >> reporter: juliet, mayor thao passed at this statement, read it word for word and then took questions from reporters but she says she was troubled by some of the comments that the chief made during the investigation, so she decided to fire him without cause. >> let me be clear that this is not a disciplinary action. i have lost confidence in chief armstrong to ensure that we move forward in the vision for the city of oakland. >> reporter: the chief was placed on administrator leave on january 19th for how he handled a police misconduct case. this stems from an investigation into a former oakland po

area. um so my dream is to have a band. so my dream is to have an oaklanda youth and band we were able to perform with pittsburgh high school. last last night. um and they were amazing. and but we don't have that out here. we don't have banned so a band that the dancers can perform with and really understand what this culture is about different organizations. contact you and have your performance here. yes yes, yes. please contact us at heat dance line at gmail .com. alright or we are at heat dance line dot org were nonprofits. we want to get to the performance of the way here because i want to see what you guys are. what you guys average store for us and what you mayor london breed a chance to see yesterday so take it away. let's go. mhm. mhm. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and start his own financial journey.

hear from the couple who barely escaped. >>> and we are running a rain surplus across the bay area. oaklandith one of the highest, 10.98 in >>> okay. if you have done one of those at home dna tests imagine what it would be like if you got the results and with those tests you find out that your parents aren't who they thought they were. >> a woman born in san leandro learned her birth father is actually her mother's fertility doctor. she is not the only one. candace wynn digs in to the concerns with the fertility industry. >> reporter: could you have a certain pride about your family. i was proud of being mexican. i was proud of my dad's family. >> reporter: as a little girl marlena said something seemed strange. >> you aren't mexican. i was like yes i am. it's like hu to prove it. >> reporter: that proof she thought would come in an at home dna test. at 40 after a childhood of doubt she took a test. >> my dna. >> reporter: i was impatient. i wanted to prove to everybody that i am mexican and he is my dad. >> reporter: in a matter of weeks the results came in. >> i think i was at work. i was

. >> in oakland, nbc bay area news. >>> the online algorithms are the biggest secret. but they are targeting teenage girls. here is the new bill. >> reporter: over the years, researchers have been studying social media on young people. ed howard is lead council at the university of san diego. he says researchers have found some social media platform funnels specific content toed a descent girls. >> girls as young as 13, 14 years old and you pause for example briefly over a body image video, you will very quickly be deluged with some of the most disgusting content imaginable. pro anorexia content. >> what they say is a growing effort by criminal drug networks to usual social media platforms to sell fake pharmaceuticals to kids. one pill can kill, which inwluds pictures of fake pills on social media. >> we are seeing kids dying because they are buying something that is other wise prescribed and yet it contains fentanyl and they overdose. >> reporter: but social media companies are never held liable by what they post. but shielded now by section 230. that they are not res

area. >>> oakland street taken over during sideshows, even a big rig driver. >>> getting the most out ofnow before it melts away. how long the frosty weather is going to stick around. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us. i am terry mcsweeney. speak update you on the latest. check out the view from our traffic camera. this is san jose. still plenty of snowcapped peaks . it is a familiar sight on the mountains as well. >> in the east bay, snow falling mission pekin fremont. one group began their hike at 5:00 this morning, and they said this is the most hikers they have ever seen at the peak. others brought their sleds and snowboards. >> this is an alert to california camera normally used to help track wildfires. insteaso

oakland police department. it will be equally clear that i committed no misconduct, and my termination is fundamentally wrong, unjustified, and unfair. let's bring in nbc bay area's gia vang who joins us in oakland this evening. gia, ten police chiefs in ten years. this is a poor reflection on the city of oakland. what's the reaction from the community leaders there? >> yeah, it's a revolving door as they tell me. they're sick and tired of doing this over and over again. but i will tell you that the one positive we got was from the anti-police terror project, calling this a courageous move on the mayor's part. but as i talked to so many people tonight, they have said for the most part chief armstrong was well liked by the community. the naacp just put out a statement saying that this action erodes community trust and that mayor sheng thao failed to listen to the voters of oakland. we also talk earlier tonight to john burris, a civil rights attorney based here in oakland. here's what he had to say. >> i've never met or seen a police chief that active in the neighborhood. but he also had the greatest respect for the police officers. and so i'm disappointed that we

area and across the state. this is something our investigative unit has been reporting on for months and we'll talk about this proposed change at 6:00. >>> in oakland today a power show of solidarity. several prominent east bay politicians are coming together to denounce what they say are violent threats against female political leaders. nbc bay area's valenna jones shows us some of the threats and what is being done. >> the reality is when we speak of the harm committed against us you need to believe us. >> reporter: a call to action to support black leaders and denounce what several east bay politicians say are escalating threats against black women in leadership. >> if we stay quiet about this type of abuse the efforts to discredit the work of women of color leaders will persist. >> reporter: the plea for solidarity comes after constant calls like this one directed at senator aisha wahab threatening rape and violence. last month this councilmember says she received similar threats calling for her rape and murder. >> do you you need to be murdered? do you need to be carjacked or raped to get it through your thick skull? what is wrong with you? do

suzanne: in the oakland hills area this rare gift from mother nature delighted so many. >> snowing more heavily than i've ever seen in berkeley and i've lived here for 30 years. >> for some it was just a chance to throw a snowball and be a kid again. you can throw a snowball. >> snow my god, what a day. suzanne: a first. >> his first time catching an actual snowball. suzanne: no need to go the distance for fresh powder. >> just come to the oakland hills. suzanne: karen saw the snow early this morning. >> there were four inches and we had a good time playing and it and made a tiny snowman. suzanne: the last time she saw snow in the bay area was 1976. >> it hasn't snowed for me since i was six years old. suzanne: young or old, snow in the bay area is something to treasure. >> it's a winter wonderland. it's so much fun. >> we were talking -- a man was facetiming with his friend saying that he had left the bay area and gone to the north whole. ama: here's another look at the snow left on the ground at tilden regional park. you can see it's still here but melting and moving fast. what a day.

. >> we arrested 21 suspects who have opened arrest warrants in the oakland bay area.ber one out of all the 10 locations were operation northstar. . 19 robbery suspects. five assault suspects. two sex assault suspects. one child was recovered. 24 other arrests for lower-level, but still solid arrests. >> the operation focus on cities with high amounts of gun related crimes. larry: learning more about the 1400 foot drop that absolutely terrified passengers on united flight back in december. abc7news reporter dustin dorsey spoke with an aviation expert about what happened. >> as fast as it went up it went down. passengers aboard a united airlines flight from hawaii to san francisco remember the terrifying moment in the plane nearly nosedived into the pacific ocean. >> felt like a roller coaster. reporter: the aircraft took off and reached 2200 feet before going right back down. 21 c gripping second -- 21 ripping second, before leveling out into sending. the ntsb announcing tuesday it is opening an investigation into the united airlines 777 incident. f.a.a. and united hav

oakland. nbc bay area news. >>> many tears and calls for police reform. thousands of people gathering in memphis today to say a final farewell to tyre nichols. he died three days after the beating by several memphis police officers. while people are shocked and angered by how he died family and friends celebrated how he lived. among the mourners the families of breonna taylor and george floyd and the vice president. >> we demand that congress pass the george floyd justice and policing act. joe biden will sign it and we should not delay and we will not be denied. >>> back here what was supposed to be a solemn event to honor nichols turned into chaos. april green used a bull horn to criticize the handling of her nephew's death after a rookie cop shot and killed him. the officer was charged but the case hasn't gone to trial. when the event resumed the crowd was told that the death of nichols is a familiar reminder that more police reform is needed. >> i know that most people who are here did not know him or his family. we know that heartache. we know that fe

hamilton area, and some flurries along the oakland hills, berkeley area.his storm packing a punch as they move it into monday. then another round of rain, as we go into tuesday morning's commute. the next couple of days, very active in the bay area. might not get a break until we go into wednesday. speaking of breaks, no breaks for you if you are in the sierra. we're looking at another dusting of snow tonight through wednesday, as we co-see that blizzard warning. look at the snow amounts piling up. kingdale and kirkwood, over 70 inches of some fresh snow up there. so please be careful. limited window to come back today from your ski week that you had last week. and we'll take it to your full-week seven-day forecast here in san francisco. seeing the rain and active weather sticking with us through at least wednesday and thursday. hello, march. >> positive news. >>> it 17:44. much more ahead. coming up, larry gerston joins us to discuss california's drought in the midst of this wet weather and how our sta iste >>> welcome back. did you know we have an extra

one of those graduates you saw on the stage today for stepping up. >> reporter: in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> the green light, a judge gave that for plans to clear oakland's most controversial homeless encampment, wood street. advocates tried to extend a restraining order that's blocked the city from clearing it. it's been a longtime safety concern and the city wants to build affordable housing. the judge said the city had done enough and evictions can start, it will begin the 13th and residents will have a week's notice. >>> more rain, a live look from emeryville. the bay bridge on the chilly and soggy friday night. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> the time line shows tomorrow night we'll see the rain pick up. storm ranger mobile doppler radar, we're dry, but in the pacific, it's all about this cold front. as this gets here, we see the rain pick up. i don't see big issues tomorrow morning. we have clouds and slight chance of a spotty shower. storm front in the pacific, then 5:30, scattered rain beginning, widespread at 9:00 from the north bay to the south bay. other thing i'm w

remake it happened at about 7:00 at oakland at 19th and harrison. a very popular walking area for thousands of people daily with the snow park and lake merritt walkways next door. the citizenship is video not long after it happened. >> a dead body lying in the middle of the street. >> reporter: they covered about 35 feet from where he was hit in the crosswalk. police confirmed it was being investigated as a fatal hit and run and that the elderly man suffered their head trauma. some people out walking sunday morning were shocked when they saw the crime scene. >> i saw the body of a dead man. remake the elderly man on the edge of the crosswalk at the intersection. roberto said it pained him to think about how happened and how fast the car must've been going. >> the body was three cars laying down. there was blood in parts of the car. remake the hit and run driver was in a white and tan mini cooper that ran away but they were unable to get more details or share video or images. one thing we wanted to discuss with constance fading to the busy intersection and sometimes running red

and welcome from me to chris the loans in oakland state larger area. biggest is sandra mentioned, have many sources. cows produce methane while our fields released nitrous oxide. in this week's edition of eco africa show, we look at ways to reduce the volume of greenhouse gases. and here's what else is coming up. in ghana, we visit a women's compression make and meet some students from soy in ivory coast. we'll see how organic farming is being promoted. and in kenya, we meet on my side. woman, dedicated to environmental protection. way now we know our planets resources are finite, but what might that mean for the small communities? shoot a forest be counter for firewood or left as a harvard for biodiversity. in guinea, they have devised a fun and effective way of helping them. local leaders decide if we put people here, how we lit, affect life in the forest. this strategy, but game allows players to address issues related to their environment in an innovative unrest from way. in today's session, public officials in corner cri are standing in for villages in rural guinea. a french envir

sandra to we know, deal here in counselor, uganda, and welcome from me to chris the los in oakland state. larger area. biggest is sandra mentioned, have many sources. cows produce methane while our fields released nitrous oxide. in this week's edition of a co africa show, we look at ways to reduce the volume of greenhouse gases. and here's what else is coming up. in ghana, we visit a women's compression, make a neat substitute from soy in ivory coast. whoo, see how old gunning? farming is being promoted. and in kenya, we meet on my side. woman, dedicated to environmental protection. by now we know our planets resources are finite. but what might that mean for the small communities? shoot a forest, be counter for firewood or left as a hub and for biodiversity. in guinea, they have devised a fun and effective way of helping the local leaders decide. if we put people here, how we lead to affect life in the forest this strategy. but jim allows players to address issues related to their environment in an innovative and resource from way . in today's session, public officials in corner cri are standing in

under the bay area spirit serves oakland international airport. it is scheduled to complete its merger with jetblue next year. >> a coastal hazard warning is in effect for bay area beaches until tomorrow morning. there is a high chance of sneaker waves and strong currents. beachgoers should keep their children close and pets on leashes. >> think we have some rain in the forecast. >> here is sandhya patel. >> just a reminder we are not done with winter yet. it is not coming for your holiday we competed let's talk about the beach hazard statement. we'll talk about the changes ahead for your weekend. a northwest swell kicking up our risk of rip currents and sneaker waves until an :00 a.m. tomorrow. west northwest facing beaches have the highest risk. five to seven footers right now. here is what is bringing the risk. it is a system off the coast. you probably noticed it outside. it is not quite as bright as it was yesterday. cloutier skies for sure but no rain is expected out of the system. from our sfo camera the sun is being filtered by the clouds.

oakland. our temperatures tomorrow will be a little bit warmer than today and right about average for some smidge above and other areas. santa rosa at 65 for tomorrow. 63 expected in oakland san jose 66 a better look at the afternoon highs for tomorrow and the rest of your holiday weekend and that tahoe forecast coming up in just a little bit. still no help from fema or the transportation department two weeks after that train derailments and toxic chemicals into the air lucas tomlinson and east palestine, ohio all have the details coming up. and coming up tonight at six o'clock. a former contra costa county sheriff's deputy is accused of stealing a gun from a courtroom and falsifying police reports. now he's facing felony charges. life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calhope.org - life is uncertain. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm

we investigate gpt and why sports in the bay area rethink how they run their classroom >>> we are learning a lot about oakland's mayor despite a lot of criticism, she is not backing down. mayor shanks out tells us the back story on why she fired the chief. >> out backlash, which is also

area. sfo, oakland airport, we don't need rain for the rest of the season until september and we would still be above average. that's fine because we have more around the corner. we are still dealing with temperatures near freezing. we warm up this afternoon to one of the warmest days of the week. it's not impressive. it's only low 60s but it clouds. we will see thicker clouds form into the bay area. it will be gloomy tonight. if you have a date night in mind, keep that in mind. once we wake in the early morning hours, that's when the rain returns to the forecast. i will time that out for you. tomorrow morning's storm will produce about a half inch of rain in the north bay, a tenth of an inch in the south bay. into the weekend, we will see scattered showers throughout the weekend and in total we can see an inch just up the north bay. that's tomorrow's storm and all the way into this weekend's too. it's nothing crazy. this is not an atmospheric river. it's just a cold front sweeping through. let's time this all the way into early friday. this is 2:00 a.m. tomorrow. we are taking it to the 4:0