orinda...onight, the man accused of pistol-whipping a nanny and then >>> new details in violent home invasion/robbery in orinda. tonight the man accused of pistol whipping a nanny then robbing the home has been arrested. police got the suspect after they found this porsche which was stolen from that orinda home. nbc bay area's christie smith is live in orinda tonight. quick work by police tonight? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. orinda police say an alert neighbor noticed a suspicious car in the area near where this home invasion took place. police were able to quickly check motion-activated camera. they have about 12 of them installed in the city and they say that made a big difference. >> we're better now that we've heard the good news. >> reporter: karen yim was relieved to hear of the arrest. tuesday an armed man who police say kicked in her door demanding money from the nanny then pistol whipped the woman with the family's 5-year-old daughter just feet away. >> really emotional. unbelieva

in daly city, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> pam: orinda police say.ee burglaries happened this week. and took place in the same area the most recent caught on video. kron four's jeff bush shows you who police are looking for. and has reaction from a concerned neighbor. >> reporter: check it outthis is home security video taken without the burglars knowing they were being recorded. one of them rings the doorbell and when he realizes that no one is homehe and his accomplice break into the house. you can see one of the burglar's face very clearly in this imagethe other burglar has something covering his faceboth wearing dark hoodies. the two go upstairs and take small items from an upstairs room. the whole thing took less than five minutes. this burglary is the most recent in a series of burglariesthe home is on oak street and the previous two burglaries happened nearby. orinda police are hoping someone will recognize the burglars and identify them. mary marnell lives nearby and is concerned about the daylight burglary near her home. >> mary resident:the

reporting live outside the orinda police department. bob redell, today in t"today i. >> toxic algae polluting lake del valle. even dogs can't get in the water. it can kill them. the toxic algae blooms have hid several other lakes in the east bay. it causes itchy skin, diarrhea, headache. >>> storms are on the way, not just today. this morning san francisco is going to unveil the plan to keep people safe from what's expected to be a wet and dangerous winter. >> "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live in san francisco. the timing is important as a strong storm is making its way into the bay area as we speak. >> reporter: that's right. when we get the rain, we hear the warning. this could be the strongest el nino on record. so at 10:30 this morning at city hall, san francisco mayor ed lee is set to address how the city is preparing, including plans on creating more winter shelters to help those who don't have a home. the city has been giving away free sandbags to property owners to help prevent flooding. el nino prep has been under way

. >>> police arrested a teenager for a violent home invasion robbery in orinda. a nanny was attacked on tuesday. kpix 5's da lin on the special cameras that led to the quick arrest. da. >> reporter: yeah, veronica. orinda police have one teenager, they are still looking for an accomplice and they credit a camera for helping them to identify that suspect's car. the camera captured this image of the suspects' white lexus. that camera at the intersection behind this suv here. but the camera is very different from the traditional camera. this one is mounted low with the intention of capturing license plates. >> now that there's an arrest i feel safer. >> reporter: but these homeowners say their nanny and 5-year-old daughter are still traumatized. >> my younger daughter who witnessed the event seems to be doing okay. she gets upset and she shuts down when we even talk about it. >> reporter: last night, police arrested the home invasion robbery suspect in west oakland after a car chase and crash. police arrested armani miller just 18 years old. >> i cannot believe that

tonight orinda police tell me they still made no arrests. >> i was in shock. i couldn't believe it of course. it's like a big nightmare. >> reporter: the nightmare began this afternoon outside karen's orinda home. a man approached the nanny who was sweeping up the yard and asked her a question. minutes later once the nanny was inside, orinda police say the man returned with a gun and this time he broke in. >> kicked the door in, breaking it off the frame and entered the house presenting a pistol. >> reporter: he wanted money and when the nanny told him the family doesn't carry cash -- >> that's when he hit her on the back of the head with the back of his gun. >> reporter: police say the robber dragged the nanny from room to room, grabbing valuables. before he left he demanded the keys to the family porsche and took off in it. the nanny ran next door to david funk's house. >> there was a bit of blood on her hand and she was motioned to the back of her neck where i saw there was a contusion there. >> reporter: karen says the nanny will be okay but went to the ho

karen doesn't feel safe. >>> you think orinda is great. you would never think that would happen here. >> reporter: police are asking people to be on the lookout for that stolen porsche. it's a black suv with license plate 6v mk320. in orinda, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> today special events are planned at berkeley high school in response to a racist computer post threatening violence on this date. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: there is no threat to students here at berkeley high school today. the person who made the threats has been identified and "talked to." administrators are holding two assemblies and changing some of the curriculum in several classes. this is all in response to this on line post made on november 4. it was found on a school computer. a student used the "n" word twice and threatened a public lynching on december 9 which is today, all in the name of the ku klux klan. that message sparked outrage. almost 2,000 students staged a walkout in response. and later students applauded the administration for finding the suspe

police in orinda are still searching for violent robbery suspect. police say, he broke into a family home. pistol- whipped a babysittor in front of a child. before getting away in the family car. kron-4's jeff bush spoke to the mother of the home which was attacked. and to neighbors. he brings is the story. >> jeff :orinda police were called to el castillo way around 2:30 in the afternoonthe family nanny, who does not speak english, had just gone inside with the five year old girl of the house when the robbery suspect forced his way in. >> karin yim : he kicked down our front door. from there he asked her for money she said we don't have any in the house and that is when he hit her in the back of the head with his gun. >> chief mark nagel : she is not threatening in any way and was complying with the demands so i'm not sure why that would happen. >> jeff :the nanny gave the robber an ipad and a small amount of money but he wanted more. >> yim : he opened the garage door and he saw our cars in the garage and he demanded the keys and she handed him th

orinda police have notified all law enforcement to look out for the stolen vehicle. license plate number is 6zmk320. >> again, donald trump saying something outrageous and standing by it. this time he is sit down with barbara walters to defend his proposal to block all muslims from perking the united states. it is an exclusive interview. natasha zouves has more. again, he is not backing down? >> donald trump said he is a frontrunner for a reason saying someone in the country has to say what is right. you can imagine, there is plenty of backlash from the muslim community. trump is compared to hitler telling barbara walters he has no regrets calling for a ban on all muslims entering the united states. >> they nothinged down the world trade center and tried to do it twice. other things is happened. they have people that are tremendously ban intentions. >> he calls the idea common sense but in milpitas members of the muslim community are denouncing the proposal. >> ignorant, unconstitutional and likely illegal proposal from someone i do not believe has public service as

it's one of a dozen all over orinda and in neighboring lafayette. they are specially designed to help out in cases like this one. investigators say the camera snapped this picture tuesday of a white two-door lexus cruising by a few blocks from a home that had been burglarized in broad daylight. karen and michael say their nanny was home caring for their 5-year-old when a man kicked down the door, pistol-whipped the nan and a and stole the family porsche. >> i cannot believe that, um, really has some guts and really bold to be doing something like that. >> reporter: it was picture the camera took that led police to 18-year-old armani miller. >> we were able to get a license plate from the picture. >> reporter: police caught him driving the lexus here in east oakland not far from where the porsche was parked. after a brief chase, police arrested him. they say he later confessed. >> now that there's an arrest i definitely feel safer. >> reporter: police have been using the motion detecting cameras in orinda for less than a year mounting them low all ov

live in orinda, terry mcsweeney. >>> here it comes. the bay's area's next big thing. the warriors $600 million privately financed water front arena. it got a green light tonight. what does this decision mean by the board of directors? construction might begin within months and the team could be leaving oakland by 2018. but there is still one wild card. gene elie is, what's the hib up. >> reporter: the board of directors approved the plan after hours of testimony. opponents to the arena lost here at city hall tonight. now they can walk across the street to the court and file legal action. the warriors keep the winning streak alive on the court. >> the final subsequent environmental impact report is finally certified unanimously. >> reporter: and the front office wins in the political arena at city hall in san francisco after hours of testimony. >> my fashion and passion for the warriors is clear. so, please, bring them here. >> reporter: the board of directors denied an appeal and approved the environmental impact report for a new golden state warriors arena and event

it's like a nightmare. >> reporter: the nightmare began outside karen's orinda home. a man approached the nanny who was sweeping up the yard and asked him a question. she told him she didn't speak english and he left. then when the nanny was inside he returned with a gun and broke in. >> kicked the door in breaking it off the frame and entered the house presenting a pistol. >> reporter: opened the money and when the -- he wanted money and when the nanny told him the family doesn't carry cash, he hit her on the back of the head with his gun. the robber dragged the nanny from room to room grabbing valuables and before he left he demanded the keys to the family porsche and took off in it. the nanny ran next door to david funk's house. >> there was a bit of blood on her hand. there was a contusion on the back of her neck. >> reporter: the nanny went to the hospital but will be okay. police are looking at surveillance video but have no leads. karen says she no longer feels safe in her own home. >> being in orinda you think it's safe and the schools are great. so you never

amy hollyfield is at the orinda police department with details. >> kristen the new shift of officersk and the information they say has been house speakerred to them to be looking out for to guy. officers have surveillance video. they are studying it. they hope they can get dad imams images. he kicked in the door of a home at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. the nanny gave the armed man cash and ipad and keys to the family s.u.v. but he still's toll whiled her in the head in front of a five-year-old girl. >> this is a frontage road next to the highway 24. there is an on and off-ramp in a half mile so it is easy to access. >> the s.u.v. is a 2012 porsche cayenne license plate 6zmk320. the nanny is treated at hospital for a cut to the back of her bed. the police chief saying the property crimes are rising and the number of them have been high with residents needing to be vision -- >> donald trump's proposed ban on muslims entering the united states continues to ignite global con -- nation from united states lawmakers to the british prime minister many call the republican presidential canidate'

most are in the east a including one in orinda.th p gmt -- there are 692 without power -- including 425 in the east bay. >> 166 customers with no power on the peninsula and a few dozen in san francisco and the north bay. >> people all over say that hale will come up overnight -- this is video from lafayette -- from hayward. if you have storm video -- or photos to send us you can do it by reading us were posting it on the facebook page. >> 6:37 -- we don't know if weather was a factor in the south bay that claimed the lives of two people -- it happened on kirk avenue in san jose around 10:30 -- a toyota sedan slammed head-on into a toyota pickup -- 2 18-year-old in the sedan were killed and 2 passengers ran away from the scene. police found them a different hospitals where they are treated for injuries. the crash locked the east and westbound lanes of the road for almost 4 hours. investigators are still looking into whether the driver was intoxicated. >> the fbi has joined the investigation ended to the discovery of a suspicious whi

. >> catherine : involved in a violent orinda home invasion robbery was recently spotted in oakland. driving the car was 18-year-old armani miller of oakland.who has now been arrested. back in orinda.the home invasion robbery victims are still feeling very shaken. they say they hope bringing the suspect to justice will help the healing process. orinda police found a car that was stolen during the robbery and they're still looking for a second suspect. still ahead.why f-b-i dive teams were at a san bernardino lake today. what they're looking for. and the sierra gets lots of fresh snow. great for skiiers.not so great >> gary :and a little bit later in this broadcast steph curry has a new commercial and will get you a little hit with some other sports news >> brian :i will talk a lot how long this rain will last coming up then boom. what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids. now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. enter the sleep number bed with sleepiq® technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adj

charges are filed in a violent home invasion robbery in orinda. the tragic accident near tracy this weekend - that has left 9 children without parents. and a look at some of the rain and snow totals for the bay area and california.- >> catherine : charges after allegedly holding--an oakland man is facing felony charges after allegedly holding a nanny at gunpoint during a robbery in orinda last tuesday. 18-year-old armani miller is accused of the crime - after being found in oakland the next day with a stolen black porsche. police say he kicked in the door of the house. and pulled a gun on the nanny. he then forced her to go room- to-room. as he stole cash. two i-pads. and the porsche. miller was arraigned this morning. a man is caught on surveillance video -- vandalizing businesses in san jose's japantown. and seattle says ride-share companies like uber -- "can" form unions. >> gary :the giants' pitching and got a lot better today will tell you all about that and is steph curry verses sirena williams later in this broadcast >> dave : looking at th

. >>> police arrested a teenager for a violent home invasion robbery in orinda.ny was attacked tuesday. >> police are credited surveillance cameras once again for leading them to a suspect. kpix 5's da lin shows us what the cameras captured. >> i feel safer. >> reporter: they say their nanny and 5-year-old daughter are still traumatized. >> my younger daughter who witnessed the event seems to be doing okay, except she gets really upset and she shuts down when we even talk about it. >> reporter: last night, police arrested the home invasion robbery suspect in west oakland after a car chase and crash. police arrested armani miller just 18 years old. >> i cannot believe that. um, he really has some guts and really bold to be doing something look that at such a young age. >> reporter: a neighbor told orinda police about a suspicious lexus parked in the area right before the robbery. back in july, orinda police mounted a dozen of these cameras at busy intersections. this one happens to be a few blocks away from the victim's house. sure enough, the camera captured the

the attack happened in orinda on el castillo. christin ayers reports. >> i was in shock.n't believe it of course. , um, it's like a nightmare. >> reporter: the nightmare began outside karen's orinda home. a man approached the nanny who was sweeping up the yard and asked her a question. >> she said she didn't speak english and he left. >> reporter: minutes later once the nanny was inside, orinda police say the man returned with a gun and this time, he broke in. >> kicked the door in, breaking it off the frame, and entered the house presenting a pistol. >> reporter: he wanted money and when the nanny told him the family doesn't carry cash -- >> that's when he hit her on the back of the head with his gun. >> reporter: police say he robbed the place and he demanded the keys to the family porsche and took off in it. the nanny ran next door to david funk's house. >>

is following this story choosely and is live from the orinda police department.alan? >> dan and ama, bay area police are still on the lookout for the family car the suspect stole. the nanny who he pistol whipped is still being treated at the hospital for a nasty cut on the back of her head. the youngest victim may have the longest recovery after witnessing this crime. >> she saw everything. >> her 5-year-old daughter witnessed the violent home invasion that left her nanny injured. >> i haven't had a chance to talk to her and hug her and tell her everything is okay. i don't know. this will be a hard conversation to have with her. >> she was at work around 2:15 when a man confronted hr nanny in the front yard of the home. after communicating she did not understand english, the man left. but he returned 15 minutes later and kicked in the door. he was armed with a gun so the 53-year-old nanny gave him some cash and two ipads. but it wasn't enough. >> he pistol whipped her in the back of the head. >> then demanded the keys for the porsche in the garage and took off. t

half inch in orinda. thanks to bill moon for checking in with us. we still have plenty of precipitation to come this afternoon but you will have to couple that up with nearly three full inches of rain in venado. mount tam over 2.5. look at santa rosa. .6" of rain. san francisco .25." .4" in san jose. still more -- .04" in san jose. still more rain is coming. we had sprinkle just roll through san jose. across the north bay we had scott checking in from whisper pines, this is a big cell containing strong downpours in excess of 25 miles per hour. we have a cell that wants to work towards the mount vaca area. look at that scene there. we have some haze and perhaps a little bit of light rain in the distance there. currently, we have temperatures in the 50s and 60s. now, these temperatures have barely moved since 4:30 this morning. pretty consistent. this is a frontal boundary. behind it we have a lot of unsettled air so we have to keep scattered showers in your afternoon and evening forecast. this is our futurecast. you can clearly see by 6:00 tonight, s

bill in orinda and what does bill have to say for us today?e says, a little bit of mist and drizzle this morning around 8:00 but no accumulation. we have 41 degrees right in. dana also picked up a little bit of light rain .04" today. let's call on our hi-def doppler radar where we have light scattered showers, suisun bay a little bit of light rain around vallejo, backing through benicia. and as we zoom on in around pomona street, all the way up to george street, we have some wet roads due to the passing of a very light rain shower. check that out. can you see it? can you see it there? i don't hear you guys. yeah? noted nodding the head doesn't work, anne. you have to say yes. [ laughter ] >> yes. we have -- betty, thank you very much. a rainbow over the san jose area. a combination of some sunny breaks increasing clouds a little bit of light rain showers creating that prism there. temperature-wise 42 degrees in santa rosa. boy, that's after an overnight low of 28 degrees. we do have scattered light showers in the forecast today but it's very l

is following this story choosely and is live from the orinda police department. alan? >> dan and ama, bay area police are still on the lookout for the family car the suspect stole. the nanny who he pistol whipped is still being treated at the hospital for a nasty cut on the back of her head. the youngest victim may have the longest recovery after witnessing this crime. >> she saw everything. >> her 5-year-old daughter witnessed the violent home invasion that left her nanny injured. >> i haven't had a chance to talk to her and hug her and tell her everything is okay. i don't know. this will be a hard conversation to have with her. >> she was at work around 2:15 when a man confronted hr nanny in the front yard of the home. after communicating she did not understand english, the man left. but he returned 15 minutes later and kicked in the door. he was armed with a gun so the 53-year-old nanny gave him some cash and two ipads. but it wasn't enough. >> he pistol whipped her in the back of the head. >> then demanded the keys for the porsche in the garage and took off.

at the orinda theater, no lines, even though tickets were available. >> we're benefiting here in orinda being able to go and not deal with the crowds. >> reporter: that was good news for one woman who had seen all the star wars movies beginning with the first one in the theater far away and long, long ago. >> i just remember the excitement of the crowd. and everybody broke in to cheers and they did it in the beginning and the end. >> reporter: there have been seven star wars movies. two trilogies and one stand alone film. it's moviedom's most successful brand. >> it's personal for a lot of people. a lot of people attach it to their childhoods. it just carries forward. >> it resonates with the youth. it's a good story and something that it's lasted generations. we have the fans that are parents and kids. >> the second episode to be released in 2017, the third in 2019. one oddity. this is the only star wars trilogy film that was not released in may. one woman born well after the saga started is nonetheless predicting how well this episode will do compared with the last seven. >> i suspect

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the two men broke in through a rear window at this orinda home tuesday. about three minutes later they were rushing out the front door. it was one of three home burglaries reported in orinda this week. >>> a mobile home fire in east oakland has left eight people without a place to live. the fire started just after 7 a.m. on clara street near the oakland dmv. flames spread quickly from the mobile home to a vacant house and an apartment building. took crews almost an hour to control that fire. >>> they shut down bart on black friday. they broke the law. why won't they pay the price? >> one of the most polarizing figures in sports returning to baseball. the new chapter for barry bonds. ,,,,,,,,,, some neighbors are energy saving superstars. how do you become a superstar? with pg&e's free online home energy checkup. don't let your neighbor enjoy all the savings. visit pge.com/checkup and get started today. friday. they were protesting what they descrid as police brutality-- again african- american men and ands of bay area >>> these activists blocked bart last

>> orinda police are looking for a violent robber who pistol-whipped a nanny in front of a young childe afternoon, a frightening scenario for any parents. amy hollyfield? >> i spoke with police and no new developments so the guy is still on the run. orinda police have images from the hme surveillance video and hope to get a good look at plan who attacked the nanny, stole cash, ipad and the family car in front of a five-year-old girl. investigators say the man kick the in the door, demanded the 53-year-old map any give valuables and pistol-whipped her and took off. officers say the home location is probably why it was targeted. in is texas to highway 24 an onand off-ramp in half a mile. it is very easy. look at the picture the s.u.v. they are searching for, a 2012 porsche license 6vmk320. the nanny is being treated for a cut to the head. the mother of the determine said she planned to put in more cameras at the home. we will hear from her in our next report coming up at 5:30.

he was arrested yesterday thanks to a watchful neighbor in orinda. she called police to report a suspicious woman at her door asking for directions to the freeway. police followed up, stopped the car and found parker. he's behind bars being held without bail. >>> if you unwrap a drone tomorrow, two things to remember. new faa rules mean you have to register your drone with the federal government and east bay regal park district says all open spaces are a do not fly zone. park officials say drones are a danger to planes and helicopters and disruptive to wildlife. drones are already banned in national parks in dozens of state and local park districts. if you're caught flying the fines start at $300. >>> an early christmas present, i'll let you take it away. >> all right. for actor robert downey jr. he'll take it either way. he got a pardon today from governor jerry brown which means his criminal record is now clean. he was one of about 90 people pardoned by brown in something of a christmas eve tradition. pardons for people who have served time for non

that's going to be hitting orinda, and also 628 tonight.an francisco, moderate downpours, now heavier rainfall entering the marina, headed towards chinatown. south san francisco, heavier rainfall. so watch for delays tonight. and you haven't seen much across the peninsula. we'll continue to see this wet weather pick up through millbrae at about 6:25, so 101 a mess, south bay, east bay, not much rainfall yet but by all indications, this should continue to hold up through san jose, by 8:00, 9:00 and also 10:00 for tonight. what's on tap for tomorrow? we have a few scattered showers in the forecast for south bay, east bay, san francisco and also the north bay. -day really think the worst of the storm system will have moved out by then. as we get a look at the daytime highs for tomorrow, jacket weather in place, temperatures in the 50s. a lot of talk about a series of systems coming our way. how does it pan out? we have the storm we're dealing with now. and a weaker one by sunday evening for some showers. the next stronger storm would be a chri

and that's hail, of course, hitting orinda. lots of it. as you can see the video in by our chief meteorologist because you can hear it it better than you can see it. lots of the hail covering some streets there after a strong east bay thunderstorm produced some torrential rain and hail that lasted a few minutes. now, this morning, we also have fresh video from martinez where there is lightning overnight as you can see in other parts of the bay area. meantime, back here in san francisco one concern clogging the storm drains and we saw some of this and that, of course, can cause watter to build and sometimes pool and the biggest worry is it could happen on the popular roadways. now, a couple of reports so far this morning on the chp log of roadway flooding from oakland up to marin and even some parts of mud and dirt and rocks in napa. be careful, of course. be very weary as you're on the roads with the large pools of standing water. most times you can't see it until you're basically in it. stephanie chuan dwg, "today in bay." >>> a possible

orinda police sent out a bulletin showing the white lexus. guess what happened?at vehicle drove into oakland. >> police arrested him. still, the family is not taking chances. >> this is just happening to us, but you can never feel safe anymore. >> today they were putting in a new garage door, windows and cameras. vic lee, abc7 news. >> a program to help oakland teams interact peacefully got a boost today. the supervisor allocated $250,000 to the high school outreach program. attorneys from the public defender's office go into the community and teach how to assert their constitutional rights in a manner that keeps them safe. >> so they know what to do if they get into an encounter with police. >> wanting to prevent as many arefs v rests as possible that could lead to negative consequences for youngsters. >> she believes the program will relieve some tension growing between law enforcement and teens in the year. >> governor brown and family have a new home in sacramento. he and his wife are moving from their loft to the downtown mansion that hasn't housed a governo

orinda police sent out a bulletin showing the white lexus. guess what happened? >> that vehicle drove into oakland. >> police arrested him. still, the family is not taking chances. >> this is just happening to us, but you can never feel safe anymore. >> today they were putting in a new garage door, windows and cameras. vic lee, abc7 news. >> a program to help oakland teams interact peacefully got a boost today. the supervisor allocated $250,000 to the high school outreach program. attorneys from the public defender's office go into the community and teach how to assert their constitutional rights in a manner that keeps them safe. >> so they know what to do if they get into an encounter with police. >> wanting to prevent as many arefs v rests as possible that could lead to negative consequences for youngsters. >> she believes the program will relieve some tension growing between law enforcement and teens in the year. >> governor brown and family have a new home in sacramento. he and his wife are moving from their loft to the downtown mansion that hasn't housed a g

. >> a home invasion robbery in orinda that left a nanny pistol whipped. >> it happened just off highway 24, abc7 news reporter allen wong joins us live now from the police station. allen? >> reporter: yes. police chief tells me this is the first time he can remember something like this happening in his town, around 2:15, the nanny was raking leaves in the front yard and she says she was confronted by a suspect and let him know that she did not speak english. 15 minutes later the man kicked in the door, and demanded money. after the nanny gave him cash and two ipads he still pistol whipped her and demanded keys to the family's porsche and took off. the homeowner told us all of this was witnessed by her 5-year-old daughter. >> she didn't go upstairs when the burglars told her to go upstairs. she stayed down stairs. she didn't see any of that. i don't know to what extent. >> orinda law enforcement issued an alert to look ought -- out for the suspect. the description is vague, described as a dark complected african american man around 20-25 years of age and was wearing a gray jacket when he

meantime, orinda police sent out a bulletin of the white lexus. guess what happened. >> two hours later, that very same vehicle matchingmatching l plates, drove right passed the stolen car. >> it doesn't happen that often. it just happen today be us. but you can never feel safe anymore. >> we left the yems today as they were putting on a new garage door, windows and more cameras. vick lee, abc 7 news. >> and turning back now to our weather as we take a live look from our emoryville cam. look at those clouds out there as another series of storms moved in. pg and e crews moved in restoring power to thousands affected with outages. >> reporter: the rain came down in sheets in freemont. water was flowing on to the streets and the east bay got a good soaking before the sun came up. workers were on alert as the transformers were waiting for the call to action. however, this storm didn't have staying power. they went untouch ds as the day of flooding went untouched. on a normal day, 50-60 employees are washing cars. today, less than 20. why pay for a was

. >>> today we learned more from the orinda police chief about the arrest of a man who pistol whipped a nanny and then took off with the family car. it happened tuesday afternoon. police chief says oakland police officers spotted the stolen porsche last night and arrested the man after a short pursuit that ended when he crashed into patrol car. a 5-year-old was home at the time and traumatized by what happened. >> she gets really upset and she shuts down when we talk about so we will avoid the subject in front of her. >> the homeowner said the nanny is upset and taking a few days off. police are looking for an older white lexus and a possible second suspect. the lexus was seen near the scene of the crime. >>> a program meant to educate youth and build better relationships between the community and the police and tonight a supervised invested into learn your rights in california. she joins us now. let's talk about this $250,000, what will it look like for this program and what will it provide? >> there is a crisis of trust between the community and the police and it results in the unne

for contracosta did really well in orinda. pleasa pleasanton,.52. not quite as much in the south bay. that's the nature of the storm system. by the time it got to the south bay started to weaken. peninsula did really well. we're tracking more on what's to come this weekend and a snow pack update in about 15 minutes. >>> 6:30 right now. this rainmaking for a soggy even commute. let's take you outside. some rain drops on our live hd camera over the san mateo bridge. happy to report it's moving well right now. let's take you to 101 in palo alto. traffic is flowing. the pavement there 100 is still just a bit wet. the use of the heavy rain in portland and seattle but not this much. several days of historic rainfall is now being blamed for two deaths in oregon. one woman drowned when her car got stuck in high water. another died overnight. oregon and washington are facing widespread flooding. you see the pictures here. it's amazing. mudslide and major highway closures as well. a small tornado actually touched down today in battleground, washington. >>> we

got rain, too, and this is highway 24 at 3:30 this morning, a heavy downpour between lafayette and orinda. we have not experience wind just rain. more is expected to hit. it will be a rainy day. do propose yourself. go ahead and grab a scarf or mittens. it is chilly. >>> good advise. are you done with your christmas shopping? it is crunch time for those who are not waiting until the last minute. here is a look from toys 'r us in fremont, you can see the lights are on and the store is open around the clock. where time running out, retailers and shoppers are in the fan trick final hours and janet o is there with a report coming up at 6:30 including what kind of special deals you can expect to find. >> mountain view police are looking for a couple of scrooges caught stealing packages from home on camera. the latest was shown on this surveillance video a man is seen holding a package and inside the box a holiday gift for a child. police are looking for this guy would stole two packages from a home on hamilton after the last week before taking off in a four-door sedan. >> you is not gotten all

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license plate reader sent this bill on the suspect's vehicle and reason home invasion robbery in orinda the police chief mark credits one of its talents 12 license plate reads for tracking down a year-old home invasion of respect from money miller will could gain some relief to a hospital suffragan injury after being basilic have been some they are looking for a second suspect that this delay the call from the scene the night of the robbery. early >> catherine: a pacifica on the beach this is night of the high surf warning to fly after in place of tiffany fee forecast for some a as a maverick use extreme caution in medical specialists would normally racine showers on storm trackers for some thunderstorms in ground tracking each lachine east could be light infantry in san ramon., next to dublin and this one moves easily have a lot of still taking place tonight in the sierra five of be in the blue-collar is show where we have the self-plus' heady smell and chains required to 980 and 50 over the sierra. some of high snowfall to losel passes could be on 18 jets supply shocks to go for tonig

orinda 1.3 with the hail storm earlier this morning. oakland,.75.ermore close to an inch as well as san francisco and san mateo, palo alto half inch and quarter in san jose. we have a passing shower moving through the south bay. can you tell by the camera there getting a bit dark. it's in the mid-50s now and that's about where we'll stay into the afternoon. a few more of these passing showers. it looks fairly quiet as we look at the big picture all across the bay area but let's zoom into the shower that is moving through the south bay. it is moving fairly quickly and moving down 101. it may make things wet there. as we go into the next few minutes heading towards loss gatos at well. the future cast shows a lot of this will be winding down with one last shot of rain this evening and heading into the day team, mostly sunny and on saturday night into early sunday, there will be yet again more rain moving through and more snow for the sierra with another storm system rolling through and this could also pass from north to south as a squall line on sunday

from walnut creek, perhaps, and orinda and lafayette.therwise, look at the cool numbers 30 in livermore and 34 in concord and 33 in fremont and with the clouds increasing, we will not get that sun. highs, today in a narrow range at low-to-mid 50s and possibility of a chance of a shower and a few light sprinkles over all and you could see a drop probably not for most of you certainly in the south bay and more in the way of sunshine on new year's ear and chilly with clear sky and right through midnight and dry weather into the rest of the year. >> we are checking the bay bridge toll plaza with no metering lights and no delays and the upper deck will find slow traffic as you make the turn to the tunnel we already an early accident partly blocking the left lane. you can expect ten minutes to get across the span but a minor backup. in petaluma we had a car off-road in a ditch for several hours and the tow pickup is on the scene with a cable to pull it out of there and i a not see any slow traffic and not blocking the plain. the drive times ar

it happened in orinda in one of the bay area's safest neighborhoods. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell joining us. what are police saying about an attack that seems to have been long played? >> reporter: even though orinda is considered to be safe area, police tell us there have been three burglaries over the past few days in his town. of course, yesterday afternoon's was the first one where people were at home. you can see the footprints on the front door of the home where the suspect kicked in, around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. once inside began terrorizing a manny and 5-year-old girl. the man was screaming at the nanny. because of her limited english, she couldn't understand what he was saying which made the situation worse as the suspect began scouring the home for valuables. >> they walked through the house going through drawers, upstairs and down stairs looking for money. at one point the suspect pistol whipped the nanny in the head. >> still trying to wrap my head around everything that's happened. obviously startled and scared. a lot of emotions right now. >> reporter: that was

through a heavy rain downfall on highway 24 and that at 3:30 this morning, so that was through the orinda and lafayette core store with more showers expected today and it is just going to be a rainy day. it is chilly, too, and i will check to see if i have a scarf on my bag to slow on for the rest the morning. >> sounds like a if plan. mark levine wants to stop online sports betting sites in california saying the companies taking advantage of people wore likely to lose their money. he is asking the attorney general to shut them down until the state can bring proper oversight and consumer protection. there is a court fight in new york go on right now to ban the sites and the attorney general of illinois is declaring the daily fantasy february sites as illegal gambling under state law. tonight could be the final raiders game in oakland. the silver and black host the san diego chargers with the fight of both teams in limbo. they could both be in los angeles next season. yesterday, oakland mayor schaaf said she theys the fans should keep the faith the raiders are not leaving. she said raiders

san leandro and orinda at 51 and hayward at 52 and alameda and research monday at 54 and berkeley is the warm spot at 5 degrees. inland, 48 at pleasanton and antioch and los gatos and 49 in san jose and fremont and mountain view and 47 at napa and novato and san francisco and pacifica is 54 degrees and delays at sfo because of the fog this morning. call ahead. 63 to 66 with thicker clouds across our inland north bay neighborhood and 57 to 60 at the coast, and 61 to 66 with more sunshine and dry conditions around the bay and remember yesterday we looked at approach to the richmond-san rafael toll plaza and it was wet, with drizzle? not so this morning, we are going to hit the low-to-upper 60s tomorrow and another mild day and nearly 60 on thursday with the wet and windy weather and friday is even cooler, with the weekend forecast and how rain we will get out of this first storm coming up in a second. sue? >> a couple of cars going through the richmond-san rafael toll plaza with no delays. busy on the east shore freeway driving from golden gate field to the macarthur maze and i a not s

the newest problem on 24 in orinda. i'll have details. >>> good morning, it's thursday, december 10. i'm maria medina in for michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:30 on the nose. wet weather is the big story this morning. you can see the storm lighting up our hi-def doppler radar. roberta is tracking the storm for us but first, anne makovec is in southern marin county and we saw earlier that the wind was picking up. how are you holding up? >> reporter: i have to literally hold on to my hat. the wind is crazy. this is really one of the windiest spots in the bay area. so not surprising. but it is pretty bad. it is whistling and howling out here. the rain is kind of cut down. it's more sprinkling right now. traffic is moving pretty smoothly on the golden gate bridge. when we were driving up here we did hydroplane a little bit and there are signs all over leading up to the golden gate bridge saying caution, the road is wet. so first, i would say doh! to that. some people need the reminder. people have been prepar

. >> and we now have a traffic alert in orinda. we have reports of icy conditions.tell you where. >> good morning. it's wednesday, december 30. i'm betty yu. >> i'm anne makovec. frank and michelle have the day off. >>> new this morning, a fire has destroyed a house in concord and firefighters are still trying to figure out if there was anybody inside that house. it broke out on north 3rd street around 2:30. check out these flames. downed electrical wires made it very difficult for firefighters to get anywhere near the house, so for the most part they had to just let that fire burn. neighbors were evacuated as a precaution because of the live wires on the ground. the home is a total loss and crews are now searching for anybody who may have been inside. >>> a murder investigation is under way right now in fairfield. police responded to calls about a young boy drowning in the bathtub but ended up taking the grandmother into custody. kpix 5's jackie ward joins us live with more information about the police investigation. jackie. >> reporter: betty, police say they knew

. >>> if you live in orinda and are about to leave the next hour, per chp they closed down fish ranch road, this is to get on to interstate 24. it's not affecting 24. but if you have to get on to 24 using fish ranch on-ramp, that's closed all because of icy conditions because of those freezing temperatures kari has been talking about all morning. across the rest of the east bay, no big concern. no fog like we saw across dublin. you can see on the map, no huge concern. we are starting to see some slowing. where we usually see that slowing on 101 northbound getting into san jose, you can see what i'm talking about. it's not all that bad because, again, it is a holiday week. we don't have that much traffic out there. that beautiful sun coming up over the horizon, this is the case all the way through palo alto, 101 stays light not only through palo alto but san francisco as well. no concerns on the 101 or 280. >> that pink sunrise matching your tie there. thank you anthony. >>> 6:40 right now. coming up, why a driver's license may not be enough to try to get through security at airports t

orinda 45. everybody reporting partly to mostly cloudy skies. it's live hi-def doppler radar.o rain yet. that's the leading edge of storm number one moving in tomorrow. a few sprinkles in the north bay. that's about it. 30s and 40s out the door not quite as cold as 24 hours ago. but nonetheless, you require a jacket and you can grab an umbrella north of the golden gate bridge today just to be safe. rain moves in on friday. this is it right now. rain and snow banging up against the northwestern section of the state of california. that snow is pretty much in the siskiyous. this is our futurecast. you can clearly see a couple of light raindrops around the santa rosa area during the afternoon hours. here comes your friday morning at this time, leading edge of the frontal boundary moving across the central bay by the evening commute. it's trailing off south. behind it the core of the area of low pressure pushes through saturday morning. then just some scattered showers during the afternoon hours on saturday. saturday night we are clearing out. we are anticipating up to an inch of r

it's one of a dozen similar cameras set up in orinda and neighboring lafayette. they are designed to help crack cases like this one. >> the lens is designed to really capture the reflection of a license plate. so, um, this is a critical tool in this specific case. >> the cameras are also used by environmentalists to track wildlife in the area. as for this case, police say 18- year-old armani miller confessed to the crime. >>> the faa is banning planes from flying over a gas leak in southern california over fears of fumes that could suddenly ignite in midair. the restriction bars aircraft from flying below 2,000 feet near porter ranch in l.a. county. the gas leak started in october. it's forced hundreds of people in nearby areas to leave home. the airspace isn't busy so the restriction shouldn't cause any major delays. >>> east bay m.u.d.'s latest list of water wasters reads like a who's who of local celebrities. it includes buster posey who uses about 3,000 gallons every day! a motley crue member uses a lot, too. it's 1,000 gallons a day over two months. >>> the

. >> a nanny was pistol whipped in laurinda -- orinda. >> coming up. >> >>> rain and wind knocked down the street -- we will hear from the people living the apartment coming up. >> >>> still some crashes out there due to the weather -- highway 24 westbound to -- has you drive up on central lafayette they are clearing a crash on the right-hand side. we will tell you will little bit more about this. >> >>> mother nature put on a show at 2 am -- not done yet -- there will be more rain. it's cool out there. >> >>> welcome back -- friday december -- i'm brian flores and i'm alex savidge in 4 pm cook. >> the sound of rain and thunder and lightning -- it was coming down last night -- people were posting pictures of the lightning that lit up the sky -- in sierra chain requirements are in effect for highway 50 and interstate 80 -- checking in with steve paulson to see how long this system will stick around. >> that was a pretty good show -- in the sierra it will keep snowing. >> we have the system coming by -- is a colder system and you can get brief heavy rain, thunder, lightning and tail. we