we reached out to the city of orinda. we are waiting a reply orvis says if he doesn't see anything change on his street soon, he and his family will consider moving. got to be something that's that's done here. i mean, my wife doesn't want to live it. we want to move because this is crazy. orvis says it took seven months to repair the damage from the first crash and then a year later the second crash happened he fears if no safety improvements are made on his street a third crash will happen. do we put a huge boulder do we put a gigantic tree? we're talking about gates. but i don't know. i don't know if that's going to deter any cars from coming here in orinda ryan curry abc 7 news. us customs and border protection commissioner chris magnus resigned today despite his attempts to stay in the position. magnus was confirmed by the senate less than a year ago. his resignation is linked to disorder in leadership reports of confusion and poor communication. magnus refused homeland security secretary alejandro, mayorca's request

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we reached out to the city of orinda. we are waiting a reply orvis says if he doesn't see anything change on his street soon, he and his family will consider moving. there's gotta be something that's that's done here. i mean, my wife doesn't want to live it. we want to move because this is crazy orvis says it took seven months to repair the damage from the first crash and then a year later the second crash happened he fears if no safety improvements are made on his street. a third crash will happen. do we put a huge boulder do we put a gigantic tree? we're talking about gates. but i don't know. i don't know if that's going to deter any cars from coming here in orinda ryan curry abc 7 news. the head of us customs and border protection is out of a job this morning christopher magnus did not want to leave he was reportedly refusing to step down before president biden accepted his resignation yesterday magnus's departure is part of a larger shake-up expected at homeland security as it struggles to manage migrants coming from

a family in orinda has been displaced yet again after another driver plowed into the same home for the second time in 2 years, the family was upstairs having dinner when they heard what sounded like a bomb going off. the homeowner says it turned out to be a delivery driver who crashed into the first floor of one of their rooms. the homeowner paid out of his own pocket to have the home boarded up until the family's insurance can help rebuild again. he says his wife and children don't feel they can stay there until an engineer says it's safe. in 2020, a dui driver crashed into the same home, set the or of us as they move there because it was us in a safe neighborhood but now safety improvements are clearly needed. he says he complains the city hasn't done enough. >> the biggest thing of of of my complaint is that. in 2020 when this happened in july, we wrote the public works department of orinda too either put a stop sign, put some sort of signage on the street to hopefully prevent this. they ignored my request and 2 years later, it happening again. >> the city manager says in a statemen

and if you go from orinda san francisco over the golden gate bridge, also nice and sunny with some high clouds and not a lot of traffic. >> now to breaking news this morning, there was a tragic scene in pittsburgh along highway 4 just after midnight that 5 people died in a head-on collision. witnesses on the scene say one of those cars had a family inside, possibly children as well. police say somebody one of these 2 cars was driving the wrong way on the westbound side of highway 4. that's when the 2 vehicles collided head on. this all happened. as i said, just before midnight, you can see the damage here. took him a long time to clean this up to all lanes have been reopened since so the morning commute not affected by this, but the investigation now continuing into why why wasn't that one of these cars was traveling the wrong way? >> time now is 802. and in the south bay, the santa clara county sheriff's office is investigating a possible hate crime. somebody found dark complexion dolls hanging at separate schools in saratoga with kron four's will tran on the story for us live in sarat

. >> westbound at wilder wrote in orinda we have an accident.you are seeing some delays as you are traveling there. >> heading into the city's slick just under 8 minutes, though. still take your time as you're traveling some tail bridge, 12 minutes. that's 80 to 101, heading across towards the peninsula. you're richmond center fell commute about 8 minutes tolls to 101. there and the golden gate bridge definitely see some slick spots out there. 19 minutes. 37 to the tolls darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran a 5. 32 and in the north bay, a man faces several charges after police found him hiding in a woman's closet in benicia. pretty scary. police say what was most concerning was that the man was holding a roll of duct tape. >> and a box cutter with kron four's rob nesbitt with the story. it sounds like something right out of the halloween horror movie. but for one benicia woman in her 60's, a man waiting in a closet was reality. >> i mean, it is definitely a scary thing to happen to anyone. the 9-1-1 call came into benicia dispatch around 02

ktvu james stories live in orinda.e 24 right near the tunnel has been one example of difficult conditions. james. looks like we don't have his audio. he's there in downtown orinda right off of highway 24. let's see if it's a button on his ender are as if not, we can always come back to, uh r. james torres. as he's been reporting, there's been a lot of traffic trouble there on 24 earlier. tough going here through the caldecott tunnel. i know that we spoke with a number of people, and they said it was just a rough thing to get through. we're going to stay on top of the situations in our region. if you need to leave us. you can also turn to the ktvu whether app and james taurus is back now there in downtown orinda, where it's raining, i can see it. i'm going to blame the rain on this one. gasia sometimes you gotta push that button. sometimes you push the button and your finger slips and you push it twice. but here we are now in downtown arrendel. we've seen traffic all throughout the bay area start to pick up because we a

and a family in orinda has been displaced from their home yet again because again, a car plowed into house second time in 2 years. yeah, pretty remarkable. the family was actually upstairs having dinner when down below street level. as you can see here, a car. >> came careening into the one of the rooms downstairs. is that sound like a bomb? it gone off. turns out it was a delivery driver who plowed into the first floor. the homeowner paid out of his own pocket to put up all this boarding to protected until the family's insurance company can help them rebuild. but he says nice house, his wife and children, as you see there, they they say they don't feel safe staying in that house until an engineer, some sort of structural expert comes out, tells him it's ok, keep believe they were above and in building in collapse. and then in 2020 and eli driver crashed into their home. and so the dad, seth orvis says that the whole reason they moved into the neighborhood the first place because it was so safe. and now he says clearly something needs to be done and he complains the city hasn't done

orinda has displaced from her home yet again because another driver plowed a car into their home.this is the second time it's happened in 2 years. you have to believe that. so the family was actually upstairs having dinner. they say when they heard what sounded like a >> bomb going off. the homeowner says it turned out to be a delivery driver who had crashed the first floor. one of the rooms down there. and that, of course, has the whole house kind of >> on edge structurally. how does this happen again? i know. so the homeowner this time around said they paid out of their pocket to, you know, have boarded up. >> until the insurance company can help them rebuild. but he says his wife and his children at this point, they don't feel it the ok, i don't even know if after what happened the last time. so here's the deal in 2020. >> a dui driver crashed into their home and so seth orvis is his name. he says that they moved in because it was such a wonderful, safe neighborhood. now obviously they're doubting that. yeah. in fact, he claims the city hasn't done enough to protect that partic

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how about the rainfall totals over a half an inch of rain in orinda pacifica. >> just under half an inch of rain, union city, almost a half an inch. a 3rd there just about in san francisco, oakland, a quarter of an inch of rain in downtown oakland, san jose. almost a half an inch of rain to in some of the mountain tops in the north bay over an inch of rain. that is some good rain coming from the system working its way through the bay area. but we're getting the back side now. and so now we're going that cold air and so can get some pretty interesting weather with that cold air moving in that numerous thunderstorms across the sacramento valley. the snow continuing to fall and the high country there, the bay area kind of drying out just a little bit now. but you can still see a few of those cells off the coastline. a chance of a few more scattered showers tonight. we'll talk more about that and take a look at the sierra forecast coming up in a few minutes. all right, laura, as well as we said, the bay area saw the first rainfall since september this morning. and soon there could be more to

the home is dutch in orinda hills is full of small, winding roads. there is a three way intersection with just one stop sign that leads right to his driveway. >> they don't have to stop. the speed limit is supposed to be 20, 25 and other signs down the street to make them slow down to 15 but nothing here. ryan: we reached out to the city and are waiting for a reply. he says if he doesn't see anything change, he will consider moving. >> there's got to be something done. my wife doesn't want to live here. ryan: he says it took seven months to repair the damage from the first crash and then a year later the second crash happened. he fears if no safety improvements are made, a third crash will happen. >> do we put a huge boulder, gigantic tree, gaetz? i don't know if that will deter any cars. ryan: ryan curry, abc7news. liz: the head of customs and border protection is out of a job and did not want to leave, refusing to step down before president biden rate -- president biden accepted his resignation. this is part of a larger shakeup at homeland security

jobina: we have a major crash in orinda.s backup on westbound 24 right before the caldecott tunnel. temporarily all lanes are blocked now. for the people moving your speeds are going to bridge around two miles an hour. we do have damp pavement around the bay area in certain areas, so be aware you have the potential for spinouts. we can see that is the case here at the golden gate bridge. things are better in oakland, showing you our coliseum camera. everythi california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. kumasi: if you were going to grab coffee this thing, you might want to think about that if you are pregnant. a new study suggests children

mostly mid 60's oakland, right at 66 berkeley in orinda at 64 benicia fairfield vacaville.u are only spots actually getting right up to 70 degrees today. petaluma you're close at 69 now. tomorrow, friday, saturday and sunday, not quite as warm as today, but still really mild. a nice and clear lows will continue to be icy cold during evenings dropping into the 30's next week does bring our low chance of rain between now and the holiday monday night. a chance of sprinkles for the north bay tuesday. chance of rainfall for the rest of us looking dry for thanksgiving itself right now. john, thanks to that. well, you certainly have a busy one. if you are in the south bay. 68 minutes. >> that's a little one-on-one. 85 up in the park. and you also are seeing things picking up as you're traveling along. 82 as well. keep that in mind this morning heading into the city. 22 minutes maze to that fremont street exit in the city right now. san mateo bridge, 17 minutes 80 to 101. 80 in the east bay san leandro down towards milpitas. 47 minutes. we're starting to pick up just a bit as you'r

if we could just talk about what we've got so far and you can see over a half an inch in orinda todayame story, half an inch. >> half moon bay a little bit under that san jose airport. i mean, these are really impressive numbers right for the south bay just under half an inch palo alto, little over 3 tenths in just under 3 tenths at sfo. the kind of cool thing about this is it wasn't just one part of the bay. the got some rain. it was really a bay area wide event. also, check this out. temperatures much cooler behind this system. this is the difference in temperatures be now and 24 hours ago, as you can see in livermore there, 15 degrees cooler. one of the spots that got some pretty impressive rain. today was half moon bay. you can see now they've got blue skies, things clearing out there looks gorgeous right now. the senate and right now temperatures in san francisco, 54 degrees. 57 in oakland. 56 in san jose. livermore about 54 conquered. 58 had a low of 57. so nobody in the 60's at this hour, right? so here's the story. this is what happened today as we watch this whole front rack

over a half an inch of rain in orinda pacifica. almost a half an inch of rain, all to half an inch. also union city just about a 3rd of an inch in san francisco, oakland, checking in at a quarter of an inch of rain. san jose just under a half an inch of rain and yet the rain, beautiful sight to see around the bay area. we're not done just yet that front sliding through making its way in the sierra nevada. but you see all those cold speckle clouds on the backside some more unstable air and that will start to rotate in as well. and that will bring with it some more showers, i think overnight tonight and tomorrow. but they're going to be widely scattered compared to what we had that main cold front. really. that's all the line of rain. you see a couple pop-up showers now beginning to make their way in parts of the north bay. just some more scattered light showers right now. you're going to see a couple more downpours. i think as we head toward tomorrow, temperatures are starting to get a little bit chilly and that will be the story over the next couple days, too. temperatures now in th

notice we've got teens to get out ville, fairfield, here in sonoma in orinda just 19% and hayward. so we are relatively dry. so we've been very fortunate that we didn't have a dry fuels out there, right? and more extreme offshore wind like they're having in southern california. so right now we've got high pressure pretty much in control. and that's giving us the sunny skies and helping us to warm up a bit is that offshore flow? it drives those temperatures up just a touch, which kind of got us out of that really cool pattern. now as that low pressure system that's moved toward southern california, heads out. there's going to be another one is going to be rolling down and that will give us another shot at some offshore wind friday through saturday. that also looks like it's not going to be a major not going to be incredibly strong. so hopefully that will hold a vote. have any warnings or watches for that. but right now you can see pretty calm. we've got about 10 miles per hour. wind up at la speak out in fairfield. still seeing a bit of that north northeasterly flow in that directio

we met two women in orinda who say they're lucky to be homeowners that might work. i don't think that's too complicated. i'm always amazed how things sort of work out and people figure out. things in these tricky times. we just got to do what we can with what we have and go there, you know. go with that says it will keep rates artificially high until the economy cools off. more so today's sellers must realistically priced their properties. there are still homes they get multiple authors. if you price it well, you're going to get good offers on it most often. i have two boys, though one's 20 almost 23 one's 18, and i'm worried about their future a little bit. look at our next generations and want them to have a full life of greatness like i have had, and right now, a lot of banks, often with the help of the sellers themselves in order to make the sale. or offering special interest rate buy downs that lowers the rate for a year or two. until better refinance rates are available. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. okay if you're up in the north bay, you've got some windy co

but look at the rainfall totals here over the last 24 hours over a half an inch of rain in orinda pacifica. yeah. you almost a half an inch of rain. the same union city, the san francisco, most a 3rd of an inch oakland, a quarter of an inch in san jose and not bad at all. we're talking about almost a half an inch of rain. so some very nice rain totals out there. and now we're talking about some of the snow. in fact, some of that snow rolling down the sierra nevada. that was a good sight to see the rain continuing to fall outside. some thunderstorms actually rolling through the sacramento valley late in the day. and then you see those speckle clouds on the backside here. this is that cold air now beginning to settle in on the backside of this system. and so this is a unstable air mass that started to move in. so chance scattered showers. it's not going to be that solid deluge like we had today through the middle of the day. but you'll see scattered showers, pop up showers. and if lucky, maybe couple, rainbows by tomorrow afternoon. right now, though, we're kind of drying things out a bit. w

are calmer up in sonoma and marin counties comparatively, but light showers do remain lafayette's orindaover to walnut creek and up to concord. still looking at some moderate showers, too. a double dose of low pressure systems pushing through and packing a lot of moisture with them. multiple feet of snowfall inches of rainfall here in the bay area. >> love to see it. maybe not on election day, but you know what? you can still get through it. just come prepared as you're leaving the house pockets of heavy rain into the afternoon. may even hear a few rolls of thunder as you're venturing out there. so you will see some sunshine this afternoon, but also some dark clouds so be ready for all of it. don't leave the house without the rain jacket today. winter storm warnings remain until 04:00am tomorrow. save the travels up there until thursday. temps today will mostly be in the 50's with hayward at 55 oakland at 57 and your next 7 days. temps remain in the 50's for the most part next. best chance of rain after today towards saturday rain. john, thank you that. well, we certainly do have some ho

. >> in orinda now clear along highway. 24. and so now you just have residual delays.ing to take you. 46 minutes to make it from walnut creek down to 5.80. well, she finally hit the may's 60 minutes. metering lights are on right now. still slick from that early showers we've been seeing across most of the bay area. 13 minutes for you as you travel out of richmond, you can see those wet slick conditions on the bridge cracking down towards the maze. going to take you about 40 minutes to make that drive. a lot of people slowing down this morning highway for antioch, into conquered about 29 minutes and checking on a 6.80, doubling down to fremont just under 22 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran 6.49. right now and a new report from stanford says that businesses are leaving california at a very fast pace. yeah. chip yost investigates. why? >> kaiser aluminum is the kind of business many local and state governments would love to have. in 2013, the orange county business journal named it one of orange county's fastest growing public companies. and it's been na

in 2020 when this happened in july, we wrote the public works department of orinda too either put a stop, put some sort of signage on the street to hopefully prevent this. they ignored my request and 2 years later, it happening again. >> now, as for the city, the city manager issued a statement will put a portion of it up on your screen. it reads, quote, the city is currently preparing a local roads. safety plan and have asked my staff to include this location for assessment as part of that plan, we've been doing considerable outreach to the community on that plan and residents can submit areas of concern through november. 18th v a the plans website. the family course frustrated because it just sounds like they're doing a lot of planning. not not doing to make that particular part of the neighborhood safe. >> need it because i promised myself that i be a burden. my wife. >> this guy wants help a vacaville man desperate to get his motorized tricycle back. it was stolen in broad daylight. plus, rising food prices have some people think again, should we go out f with nurtec odt... i can tre

in 2020 when this happened in july, we wrote the public works department of orinda too either put a stopn, put some sort of signage on the street to hopefully prevent this. they ignored my request. 2 years later, it's happening again. >> we asked the city manager about this sense that person says in a statement the city planning a local road safety plan. i've asked my staff toy include this location for assessment as part of the plan we've been doing considerable outreach to the community on the plan and residents can submit areas of concern through november 18th on the plan website. but the homeowner, meantime, south says he was very upset that he was directed to a website without any other immediate help. >> let's check on our 4 zone weather forecast. a live look outside at this hour at the san francisco skyline with the transamerica buildings there. glistening in the night sky. tomei the standing by with a look ahead at our weather forecast. >> yeah, catherine, let's take a look at your microclimate outlook for your thursday afternoon because we are tracking cooler temperatures alread

in 2020 when this happened in july, we wrote the public works department of orinda too either put a stop sign, put some sort of signage on the street to hopefully prevent this. they ignored my request and 2 years later, it happening again. >> the city manager responded kron 4 when asked about what action they are taking saying, quote, the city is currently preparing a local roads safety plan. i have asked my staff to include this location for assessment as part of that plan. we have been doing considerable outreach to the community on the plan and residents can submit areas of concern through november 18th of the plan website orvis as he was upset that he was directed to a website without further immediate help. >> new at 9 just days ahead of her sentencing on friday. elizabeth holmes continues her plea for leniency. that's right. the former theranos founder and ceo faces up to 20 years in prison for defrauding investors about her startup that had promised to revolutionize blood testing methods. prosecutors want her sentenced to 15 years and they want her to pay more than 800 million dol

we met two women in orinda who say they're lucky to be homeowners that might work. think that's too complicated. i'm always amazed how things sort of work out and people figure out. things in these tricky times. we just got to do what we can with what we have and go there, you know. go with that says it will keep rates artificially high until the economy cools off. more so today's sellers must realistically priced their properties. there are still homes they get multiple authors. if you price it well, you're going to get good offers on it most often. i have two boys, though one's 20 almost 23 when 18 and i'm worried about their future a little bit. look at our next generations and want them to have a full life of greatness like i have had, and right now, a lot of banks, often with the help of the sellers themselves in order to make the sale. are offering special interest rate buy downs that lowers the rate for a year or two until better refinance rates are available. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. thank you. tom holiday shopping season is here and credit card applica

i will say that especially slow in orinda, but it's also slow here in lafayette, as you can see.backed up all the way to the maze. metering lights are on. it is not. you heard the man say it's not raining. this is just drizzle later that today it's going to rain that's going to make that commute just a little bit slower all over the place now in the south bay, most of the commute is alright. normal we had an earlier accident on north bong 17 and redwood estates that gone but traffic is pretty slow coming in over the mountain as you start to descend the hill head down to the valley, 7 32. let's get back to the headlines, federal court documents and neighbors are filling in some of the gaps about what we now know about 42 year old david deep at the man accused of attacking the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi, pelosi, ktvu sally rasmus in the studio now to tell us more about his past, including a report that the path maybe in this country illegally from nudist activists to mentally ill conspiracy. the theorist. we're learning new details about david duke, perhaps background fr

you look at kensington 47, orinda, 46 piedmont, 45, alameda 48 clayton 48 yet walnut creek 34.nd of a breeze attempts in the forties, if you don't it's in the thirties. dublin's also at 34 degrees, so there's a big spread one observation in brentwood briefly touch 39 now there, 41. but i've seen 41 to 46 just in brentwood. north at 35. diablo off the oakland berkeley hills. that's a that's a northeast breeze across the board there and middle peak big rock mount veeder atlas peak of all been training on north or northeast for most of the morning. so santa rosa conquered redwood city. san jose. up we go 68 on the forecast. i 66 65 66. temperatures will stay pretty well, tad warmer. big fan of gasia warmer is a big watches you every morning. cold morning lots of 30 sunday for all a north breeze in place, two branches of the jet stream where show you there's one down here and there's another one that does this comes in and goes up and over, then dives down there. so when you get the split jet, usually you're not going to get much except these teeny little lows. can break through on

at the crash in walnut creek, so this might be your opportunity if you live in lafayette, morada orindaon the road before the crowd gets pretty thick there and i'm sorry for people who are in concord. we have to deal with that bridge toll plaza is backed up all the way out to the mains. metering lights are on. no major issues there. cemetery oh, bridge. we can bring that up. you can see that traffic is looking. okay it's moderately heavy. 7 49 cold start this morning. let's bring steven. that is correct. sir. we will look at that in just a second. but before saturday night, sunday morning, don't forget we fall back. we go back an hour. past daylight saving ends here and sunset at 506, which makes many of you so happy unless you're on this shift, and you're like, oh, great. i go to bed. 6 30 at night, right, dave way all the way. all right, ken , would 30 pen grove 31 sonoma 31 great and 31, boulder creek 33 wood acre. 34 there are many thirties will show you some in just a second here. frost advisory, not really making it from marin county. but napa counting sonoma county yes. freeze wa

dave, if you drive, let's say from orinda to oakland.o be a big back up there because of the crash near wilder. and that was blocking all the lines. at one point. now they have three left lanes open. a couple of right lines are taken away. but you can see how the backup is forming here on 24 westbound pretty soon it's going to start affecting traffic here in lafayette, and it's drizzling out there, and that's one of the reasons we think that we're seeing more crashes. let's talk about highway four. it's already a little bit slow, and some of these other commutes are slow as well. babe bridge doesn't have a big slow down yet it probably should. in a few in just a little bit. windows metering lights are turned on. 5 49. let's bring steve back in to talk about today's weather. we're all right here for the morning southie afternoon drive. maybe a different story, though coming home here for many for the morning sounds touched on it's just drizzle. but rain is on the way it's going to make for a pretty good system here, but it's arriving late

now that's stretching into pleasant hill heading south west bound 24 looks good heading over to orindahe caldecott tunnel. let's talk about the bay bridge. we have kind of a crowd here. it started early this morning on the westbound bay bridge. westbound traffic is going to be a little bit slower than we normally see it. driving onto the span. i haven't seen a crash reported here on the bay bridge. just kind of keep looking around to see why is the carpool lane slow? i when i see that, i think, hmm. i'm a little suspicious, but we'll keep watching there for you. now at 6 19. what about today's weather? suspicious minds out there? yes elvis would say the traps caught in a trap. and i can't walk out. nobody did it better. sal. we'll get to some rainfall totals. i'm caught in a track. 3.5 inch rain. mount veeder says. hey, we had a half inch of rain mount tamil pius 48 100, diablo 45. most of the rain was at the higher elevations. unless you were on casa dero. they picked up a half inch of rain. kent field. 450.39 santa rosa, quarter of an inch napa beneath to palo alto all 16 100, zar ob