the marquee is >> the probably the most iconic part of orinda. you know, the symbol that we all think about we think of orinda. it kinda makes me sad. i hope i hope they find success is amber acts as they've always been grateful for the support of the year in the community and word spread fast about the high pg any bill zamra copes. the utility will help them out. >> i did i didn't get a call from thing. you know, like, wow, they could try to you know, but, you know, we'll see where that goes. so >> the monday and tuesday closures are set to begin next month. but december acts as the popular once a month classic movie tuesday, matt will not be affected. reporting are in doubt. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> take a look at your screen. this is what's left of an rv after it caught fire last night in san leandro. one person was inside but made it out safely. fire crews say they were able to put out the flames before they spread to a nearby home. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> a 45 year-old man is dead after bicycle crash in napa. polic

all hope is not lost for orinda theater. the owner tells us the community is reaching out in their time of need, as it always has. >> this lady came in and she goes, can i buy some candy? and i said, sure, you know, i said, you want movie tickets? she says , no, i just want to help you guys and buy a candy. and i said, oh, thank you so much. and she said, i just hope it's going okay. and then i was just like, at this point i just spelled it out to her, you know, and she says, oh, let me, let me help you. and she donated $50 in orinda. >> tori gaines ktvu, fox two news, also new at six tonight, the city of cupertino is working to fix what city officials are calling an accounting error. >> the city recently discovered more than $100,000 in affordable housing funding, went to pay off fees from a housing lawsuit, according to city documents. the city used money from its below market rate housing fund to pay for a lawsuit filed last year by housing advocates against the city's noncompliant state mandated housing plan. the city ma

. >> in orinda. lena howland, abc seven news in san francisco, a homeowners association is hoping that a new fence will deter open air drug markets in their tenderloin neighborhood at macalester and leavenworth streets. >> the gate even requires a code to get in, cordoning off a paved area where people used to gather at night, according to a media partner. the san francisco standard, the department of public works issued a permit to the 83 mcallister homeowners association. >> the san francisco police department made 54 arrests in a large scale enforcement operation that happened wednesday. it's a part of the city's effort to stop illegal drug deals that happened around the un plaza at night wednesday. those officers seized 600g of narcotics and stolen property, provided shelter to people in need and impounded illegal food vending cards. police say 34 of those arrested already had warrants out for their arrest, and others were arrested for possession for scale, a sale of narcotics, lower electric bil

i mean, you drive by 24, you see the towers as orinda. a lot of people don't even really realize it's a town, but it actually is a small community. but it's the love for the theater that's really driving this theater. stay open. >> so what better place to watch an event dedicated to celebrating movies? owner derek zemrak says he holds this event every year so fans could come together to watch the oscars in a theater. >> you're going to watch the oscars, watch it in a theater, because that's where you're paying tribute to the people that make theaters go every single day. >> they even brought out some celebrities. so what are you doing here tonight? and godzilla ended up winning for special effects. plus, it featured local actors starring in some of the year's biggest films. mark holsters played a small role in sunday's best picture winner oppenheimer. >> i played a small part as a professor, a background role. it's probably one of the most detailed movies i've ever worked with, so it was a real great privilege to even be part of that. >>

marquis is >> the probably the most iconic part of orinda.ou know, the symbol that we all think about we think of orinda kinda makes me sad. i hope i hope they find success is amber acts as they've always been grateful for the support of the year in the community and word spread fast about the high pg any bill zamra copes. the utility will help them out. >> i did get a kick. i didn't get a call from pg thing. you know, like, wow, they could try to you know, but, you know, we'll see where that goes. >> well, he's mondays and tuesday closures are going to begin next could be temporary for the time being. they're going to reevaluate probably within the coming months. and hopefully the bill comes down. as for the classic movie tuesday matinee that happens once a month at the theater. that's actually very popular. as amtrak says that's not going to be affected by these closures at all. that's the latest here live in orinda. dan thorn kron. 4 news. let us hope that is a beautiful day to thank you, dan. >> kron 4 is your elections headquarters san f

the marquee is >> the probably the most iconic part of orinda. you know, the symbol that we all think about we think of orinda. it kinda makes me sad. i hope i hope they find success is amber acts as they've always been grateful for the support of the year in the community. and word spread fast about the high pg any bill zamra copes. the utility will help them out. >> i did i didn't get a call from thing. you know, like, wow, they could try to you know, but, you know, we'll see where that goes. so >> the monday and tuesday closures are set to begin next month. but senator acts as the popular once a month classic movie tuesday, matt will not be affected. reporting are in doubt. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> 7.12, is a time and breaking news overnight. sad news out of hollywood. actor louis gossett junior has passed away. he was the first black man to win best supporting actor for his role in an officer and a gentleman. fantastic movie 1982. costar richard gere. and before that, he also won an emmy for his role in that tv mini series in the 70's route

the marquee is >> the probably the most iconic part of orinda. you know, the symbol that we all think about thing over it kinda makes me sad. i hope i hope they find success is amber acts as they've always been grateful for the support of the year in the community. and word spread fast about the high pg and e bill zamra copes the utility will help them out. >> i did i didn't get a call from thing. you know, like, wow, they could try to you know, but, you know, we'll see where that goes. so >> the monday and tuesday closures are set to begin next month. but acts as the popular once a month classic movie tuesday, matt ne will not be affected. reporting are in doubt. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> it's 9.12, and still ahead on the kron morning news. lawmakers want to lower the speed limit in california school zones. we'll tell you why. and a lot of californians are finding themselves without a home insurance because as you probably know, some big companies have pulled out of our state will have solutions. lawmakers are proposing and widespread rainfall

the marquee is >> the probably the most iconic part of orinda. you know, the symbol that we all think about we think of orinda. it kinda makes me sad. i hope i hope they find success is amber acts as they've always been grateful for the support of the year in the community. and word spread fast about the high pg any bill zamra copes. the utility will help them out. >> i did i didn't get a call from thing. you know, like, wow, they could try to you know, but, you know, we'll see where that goes. so >> the monday and tuesday closures are set to begin next month. but senator acts as the popular once a month classic movie tuesday, matt will not be affected. reporting are in doubt. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> it's 10, 20 and san francisco police have detained 2 people for a shooting that killed someone near union square and happened last night around 9.30, near the bart off of market street. police arg still trying to figure out what led up to the shooting. they haven't identified the victim or if they've made any arrests yet. >> in the south bay, we h

>> pg&e is committed to supporting small and medium businesses like the orinda theater. they have sent out a small business support team and they talked with the theater owner to look at the rates and look at energy efficiency strategies and try to help them out the best that they can. they do say that they have to pay for wildfire risk measures and critical upgrades to safety and reliability. that means raising rates. for small businesses, they tell me it is a 20 person -- percent increase and for medium-size businesses 17%. folks like you and me we have seen rates going up about 13%. again, they say they are committed to seeing the orinda theater thrive so hopefully they can help them out. >> in the meantime a lot of families like going to the theater so have you been able to speak with anyone seeing a movie today? >> reporter: they definitely do and people are coming in. folks are crossed about this because people have been coming here for years. it is an important part of the community. that iconic sign, there sat about this not being lit up anymore. one guy told me

the marquee is >> the probably the most iconic part of orinda. you know, the symbol that we all think about we think of orinda. it kinda makes me sad. i hope i hope they find success is amber acts as they've always been grateful for the support of the year in the community. and word spread fast about the high pg any bill zamra copes. the utility will help them out. >> i did i didn't get a call from thing. you know, like, wow, they could try to you know, but, you know, we'll see where that goes. so >> the monday and tuesday closures are set to begin next month. but senator acts as the popular once a month classic movie tuesday, matt will not be affected. reporting are in doubt. dan thorn kron. 4 news is going to have an effect in the summer wheniyou go there because you don't want your crank up your a i'm going to be open mondays and tuesdays. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news lawmakers pushing to lower the speed limit in zones in california that are near schools. will tell you why. plus, lot of californians are finding themselves without

the marquee is >> the probably the most iconic part of orinda. you know, the symbol that we all think about we think of orinda. it kinda makes me sad. i hope i hope they find success is amber acts as they've always been grateful for the support of the year in the community. and word spread fast about the high pg any bill zamra copes. the utility will help them out. >> i did get a kick. i didn't get a call from thing. you know, like, wow, they could try to you know, but, you know, we'll see where that goes. so >> the monday and tuesday closures are set to begin next month. but senator acts as the popular once a month classic movie tuesday, matt will not be affected. reporting are in doubt. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, morning news lawmakers are pushing to lower speed limits school zones across california. why they say this is going to help prevent children being hit by cars while they go to school. plus, a ski season keeps getting extended in the sierra. as we now brace from our snow. w [♪♪] there's a way to cut your dishwas

. >> in orinda, lena howland, abc seven news and bart is slowly getting back to pre-pandemic ridership levels. >> the average weekday is now at 40% of what it once was. weekends are much better. 63% for saturday and 66% of old figures for sunday. that is better than last month compared to february's trips. march has seen higher ridership by a few percentage points across all days of the week. >> good news there. coming up next, pomp and circumstance and also some protest to both dignitaries and antiwar activists were there as a u.s. navy ship named for an iconic san francisco leader came to the bay. >> and still to come, how your power bill could be changing will flat fee end up cutting but his vision dimmed with age. he had amd. i didn't know it then, but it can progress to ga, an advanced form of the disease. his struggle with vision loss from amd made me want to help you see warning signs of ga, like: hazy or blurred vision, so it's hard to see fine details, colors that appear dull or washed out, or trouble with low light that makes driving at night a real challenge. if you think yo

the mamquee >> the probably the most iconic part of orinda. you know, the symbol that we all think about thing over it kinda makes me sad. i hope i hope they find success is amber acts as they've always been grateful for the support of the year in the community. and word spread fast about the high pg any bill zamra copes. the utility will help them out. >> i did i didn't get a call from thing. you know, like, wow, they could try to you know, but, you know, we'll see where that goes. so >> the monday and tuesday closures are set to begin next month. but senator acts as the popular once a month classic movie tuesday, matt ne will not be affected. reporting are in doubt. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> police raided an illegal drug lab in east bay home this week. the lab was discovered tuesday at a home on shasta daisy drive right next to liberty. high school in brentwood. authorities say the lab was being used to make the psychedelic drug dmt. in addition to the drugs, investigators say they also found a possible explosive compound stored in the cont

live in orinda. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news thank you, gloria three bay area regions are receiving millions of dollars in funding for infrastructure projects. >> the biden administration announced $3.3 billion in grant awards to help cities across the u.s. improve highways, add new transit routes, sidewalks and bridges. the alameda county transportation commission, the city of san rafael, and the san francisco county transportation authority are receiving grants for current infrastructure projects. >> this morning, the us house is poised to pass a bill that could lead to a nationwide ban on tiktok. the bill would require the app's chinese parent company, bytedance, to cut ties with the app within six months, or risk getting blocked here in the us, fbi director christopher wray testified before congress this week. he said the app poses a threat to national security, and warned tiktok could be used to spy on americans and possibly influence the election. >> the ability to conduct influence operati

live in orinda gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. on record numbers and we can do it within your power to do it. >> president biden has become the presumptive democratic nominee for president, according to the abc news delegate estimate. the president's reelection campaign posting a video on social media following georgia's democratic primary. it pushed him over the magic number of 9968 delegates to secure that nomination. the democratic national convention will be held in chicago this august. former president trump also secured his party's nomination last night. in a video, trump told supporters to stay focused on the november election. >> we're not going to take time to celebrate. we'll celebrate in eight months when the election is over. november 5th, i believe, will go down as the most important day in the history of our country. >> if reelected, trump is now promising to free people convicted in connection with the january 6th attack on the capitol. he has repeatedly claimed they were wrongfully imprisoned. nearly 1400 people ha

a pg a e power outage near orinda impacting bart.rt service wastopp but has spsince resumed this was the ree berkeley hillsútunnel. there are major line in the sfo direction because of that iss. now the power outage is also impacting traffic lights in the orinda area. we will continuecc3 f1 and bring you thec information asúit becomes available. >> andc now to the weather seeig across the bay area, you can see breeze now in oakland's jack london square. ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo is here with more on the advisory >> hi there. garcia. yeah, in pt now for a good portion of the bay area. winds have been accelerating over the past 12 hours, and they'llc stick around today and possibly into tomorrof as well. so you can of this wind advisory in place. winds easily from around 25 to 35 miles an hour. if you have stepped outside probably notice the change. and in the hills we are seeing gusts around 40 to 6p even approaching 70 miles an hour out toward mount diablo the areas under a wind advisory for the north bay valleys, and also& area

the orinda and sprockridge stations.e was knocked out to severalúthousand customers in orinda in the middle ofútheúday. for more on those gusty winds, we are joined now by meteorologist roberto this is still going to keep going. everybody. good evening to you. the only good thing about the very gusty winds happens to be the air quality visibility is unlimited at this hour but it is ushering the pollen find yourself sneezing or wheezing, it is because the older tree count around. so in our immediate areas, the winds are beginning subside somewhat. so therefore the national weather service has allowed the wind advisory to expire. however, with that said, we'll keep that wind advisory going through 11:00 tomorrow morning elevations of theúnorth bay, the east bay, the santa clara valley, and the santa cruz mountains, and then in solano county until tomorrow night until aboutú5 p.m. so currently in fairfield, we have wind gusts up to 32mph, 28 in santa rosa, a sustained wind right into emeryville at 14 mile per hour. between

the outage also affected some traffic signals in orinda, and left more than 2000 homes and businesses in that area without power, bart says a separate outage shut down trains between dublin and daly city for more than an hour this morning. >> look carefully at this live picture of the golden gate bridge the wind is whipping out there. there's a flag you can sort of see right hand side of your screen. you can see it flapping around there. let's get the latest on the conditions from abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel sandhya. yeah >> and ama and dan, as we take a look at those live pictures from our tower cameras, you will certainly see crystal clear skies with the offshore winds. so take a look from vollmer to golden gate to santa cruz to roof. but certainly we're seeing that roof camera and the golden gate showing you the flag and the trees blowing around. gusts to 36 at oakland right now, 23 at concord. not nearly as strong as earlier. now, oakland airport did have 44 mile an hour wind gusts. as we take a look at the hilltops. mount diablo 43 wind advisory remains up until 11

all right, orinda, what about orinda? 35 this morning.k isúin there as well.c what was lafayette? steve lafayette was 37, sonoma, 36, san anselmo 36, livermore 36, stanford campus 3w, danville 37. and santa clara and many others, including cupertino and saratoga, checked in at 38. there were a lot of 39 in there in. colder temps, as you might imagine. ukiah upper like i know richmond at 39, ross 39, fairfax 38, rohnert park 38 degrees. so it's cold, clear skies. had a little bit of patchyc fog. i think it's already been chewed up. northeasterly breeze. what abouy to go. friday. sunny looks great it's still okay. there could be some light snow late saturday early sunday, but today is really going to be probably be the best day weather wise. 39 walnut creek, livermore. one observation 3737 menlo park, petaluma's 38. there are many. if it wasn't for a breeze, someone beingc colder than this& look at all the 30s around woodside, atherton, menlo park, palo alto, stanford, los altos, all the los altos hills is paciy and san carlos. our system i

slow roll into orinda and into oakland. we will keep an eye on that.p to the a slowe got very good news, sir. a lot of those people that might be taking a right hand turn and heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza and like magic half an hour ago that was caked with cars. right now theyúcleared up that situation at fremont street . they had a collision there which is opening the gates for people to get over that bridge and to work. so that is welcome news. that is a look at traffic at 832. andre. we'll send it back to you, frank. >> an update now on a story not too far from where that picture& is right now. chp asking for the public's help as they early this morning on westboundn 80 in san francisco. chp says at 145 this morning, a pedestrian was trying to cross the freeway and was hit and killed by a vehicle. this happened where traffic exits the bay bridge coming into the city between the fifth street and ninth street exits. >> at approximately 1:35 a.m. this morning, westbound 80 near the fifth street off ramp in san francisco. we had a vehicle, c

this is video from the orinda station where trains are once again running. they had stopped running between rockridge in orinda due to a technical problem in the berkeley hills tunnel. the agency sent out the information on social media around 9.40 this says a pg power agency says that high were responsible for this and buses were assisting travelers as crews work to get systems back online. >> bart is advising passengers traveling on the antioch line in the sfo, antioch directions to consider different means of transportation. that's because there is a major delay. again. and bart blames an equipment problem in the berkeley hills tunnel for this. this comes after a different pg e power up route power problem rather your castro valley this morning transfer of us was temporarily halted. they're creating a delay on the dublin pleasanton line. it has since been restored. all right. let's talk about our forecast now taking a live look outside legal. that's all trez out there. and let's check in now with kyla grogan for more on our forecast. >> hey there, stephan

coming from orinda. slow all the way through. people got off on highway 13 and used ashby avenue to get over really, some ways are better than others, but the best thing to do if you can is to not go now and go later, or use public transportation like bart or or the ferry. >> happening today, oakland abad other vehicles on city streets. many oaklanders say the city can take months to remove abandoned vehicles. the city council will consider spending $250,000 to sweep the entire city. the plan would allocate moneyúfor a dedicated parking management analyst, the oakland city council is set to vote on this measure at this afternoon's meeting. another item onc the agenda would require alarm companies to confirm that a crime has been committed, or is being committed before police are dispatched to the area. the president of the california alarm association says the proposed policy, called verified response, would jeopardize public safety, says the policy has already been tried and repealed in citiesl including san joseúand dallas. >>

and the backp is beyond orinda. it's almost into lafayette. for the most part it looks okay. and i will tell you that traffic in the east bay is getting slow. look at the golden gate bridge picture. if you're not looking at your screen, it's absolutely clear. but if you look at the flag over there on the right blowing. it's going to see. it's right there. you see that is well in fact, why don't i stop talking and bring in the expert. the man we call him, mr. steve paulson. >> well, when ali sits in that chair, she always points that out. that is an offshore breeze that's coming in from el cerrito and albany over the golden gate fields. over. now, don't show that model. don't show that. no& well, it's too late coming back over the golden gate bridge. so that's what you're seeing there at the golden gate bridge. damage control is in store right spnow, so we'll show skies. this system, you can see the low there near las vegas, the circulation. so it'll be sunny and warmer. however boy, there's a lot of development taking place here. i always defe

. >> and the iconic movie theater in orinda. making some changes while the owner says they'll have to close for a couple of days a week in der to stay i i was like shaking you know, i was so scared. when i first reached out to jacoby and meyers. i didn't know if i had a case or not. as soon as i got a hold of my attorney, she was very, very nice, very kind. because of jacoby and meyers, i don't have that pressure to worry about a medical bill or things like that. if i know of any accident, i'm like, call jacoby and meyers, they'll help you. contra costa sheriff's office raided a drug lab in brentwood. the search warrant was served tuesday morning on shasta daisy drive near prairie rose way and larkspur lane. authorities say they found that lab on walnut creek. bomb squad was called there after three containers of a possible explosive compound was found. 29 year old jonathan mccarthy was arrested, but police say they're still looking for two more suspects. a man in concord has been convicted now for throwing explosives out of his

clayton, looking orinda 35.in, pinole, lafayette all in there lake tahoe 52.be nice today. in fact, it will be warmer. we get a little northc breeze. it's clear out sunny today for all but starting to cloud up on saturday evening. rain mainly to the north and then sunday, monday intot& tuesday. a couple of systemst& will move through it. after that it does look like we'll get a weak break with warmer temps, but today is the day to get out and enjoy it because tomorrow clouds will start to roll in. now we'll be all right for saturday morning, but by return to the north. it will bem light and then again on sunday evening. here it comes. and then we'll get a break somewhat on monday. tuesday, though, looks like the last in the series. that will be a pretty good one, especially santa rosa, north sacramento, north and more snow for the mountains. so after that spthough, by this time next week we could be near 70 degrees on a lot of temps. but here comes the sun later today. clear but cold. sunny for all but a north breeze. light, slight offshore breeze. so we'll go

a power issue in the berkeley hills tunnel stop service for about one hour between rock ridge and orinda around 10:30 a.m. another power issue also temporarily stop service between castro valley and pleasanton this morning. delays lingered all the way to the antioch line. >>> fighting to save a middle school in east san jose. the parents putting up a fight and the message students are sending to school administrators. robert honda is looking into that story for us. >>> trying to strike a deal. we are learning about another closed door meeting between the 80s and the city of oakland. we will tell you what that means for the team's immediate future. >>> and we want to know what trending story you would like to see later on in the newscast. we do have time to vote for one of the stories on instagram. >>> free wings for bust ed >>> some intense moments at a high school in san jose. piedmont high schools forced to shelter in place as police looked for suspected that jumped fences and round of the school campus. the shelter in place was activated as officers did search for the man. >> robert h

here is look at the paging outage map. 30 minutes ago, crews restore power in orinda. at one point, the outage was impacting b.a.r.t. >>> let's check in with meteorologist jessica burch . >> temperatures warm up and we start to see drier conditions. we are matching that with some really gusty conditions as well for many of us in the bay area under wind advisory until 11:00 a.m.. we will keep a close eye on the wind gusts through the early morning hours where up into napa, sonoma, we could see wind speeds hit the 60 miles per hour mark. once we head into the afternoon hours tomorrow, that is when we will start dying down. let's start this out. closer to the 1:00 hour, winds closer to 40 miles per hour in the northbay near sonoma, calistoga. notice the east bay as well, areas like danville will be seeing gusty conditions into the overnight hours tonight, early morning hours tomorrow as we wake up and head out the door. we will keep a close eye on the winds especially during the morning commute tomorrow because sonoma expected to hit 50 miles per hour. a similar trend alo

that outage also affected some traffic signals in orinda, and left more than 2000 homes and businesses without power. a separate outage shut down trains between dublin and daly city for more than an hour this morning. >> speaking of the wind, we turn now to the north bay. really windy day there. you can see the trees being blown around by the wind. yep it was windy in san francisco as well where trees and flags near the station here and the embarcadero not too far away. >> you can see they were blowing around in a strong breeze. >> take a live look outside. right now it seems like things have died down a little bit. you know, you don't see the effects of the wind. in fact, the water looks great at pier 39, but the wind is still, still definitely out there for a little bit longer, a little bit longer. >> in the meantime, we do like the crystal clear. let's check in with abc7 news meteorologist sandyha patel with more on that wind advisory. >> yeah, that's right, it is going until tomorrow morning. larry and kristen, let's take a look at a live picture right now from our mount tam cam. a

we are seeing it in the east bay right now from piedmont, emeryville, orinda into lafayette. wet right around dillon beach, tomales seeing some moderate showers. and from san francisco heading down the peninsula into the south bay. some spotty showers. this level one system will continue to bring us the wet weather. so as we time it out for you tonight, definitely keep your umbrellas handy. 9:00 we're still looking at some rain moving through scattered showers for your saturday. some thunder will be popping up. tomorrow is looking like a better likelihood with some sun breaks along with some thunder will come. hail temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it's a cooler day today. we had some 70s in places like concord and san jose. not expecting that. a rerun next week in case you're keeping tabs. wednesday through friday we have that unsettled pattern returning again. so even though this is the first full weekend of spring , it's going to feel more like winter level one saturday sunday break, monday, tuesday, and then another couple of systems wednesday through friday. ama and dan.

inspection everything that they can to keep these workers safe as they are out doing their job in orindathank you. >> two people have been arrested, accused of robbing several banks across northern california. san jose police arrested 37 year old brandon lopez and the alleged getaway driver, brush bush. both are believed to be behind at least six bank robbery attempts. last month, the men entered a bank in san jose with a note demanding money telling sptellers, and before that, the tellers gave him more than $1,000 inúcash. and then he ran out of the bank into a getaway car. >> during the investigation, they were able to link him to five other robberies northern c. so he was responsible for bank robberies in milpitas, fremont, modesto, as well as sacramento. there were two cases in sacramento. one was attempted, the as well. >> police also say they found an unregistered loaded handgun and ammunition while searching lopez's home in antioch. the suspects were booked in the santa clara county jail. >> a staggering 50% of parents who have children between the ages of two and five say their c

. >> from orinda, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> more affordable housing is available in the south bay. in san jose a river cutting at the vitale apartments in the cambrian neighborhood. the complex feature 79 apartments for low-income and formally homeless families. built using money from the county housing fund. today community leaders stress the importance of focusing on affordable housing. >> permanent supportive housing works. housing takes a long time to build. housing is expensive. once you start those investments, you get to go to one groundbreaking and then one ribbon-cutting after another, after another, after another. this is what works. >> leaders say that the location for the complex was picked because of its proximity to grocery stores, public transportation and schools. start next, a home away from home leading to criminal charges. how caltrain employees built hitting apartments inside of shuttered train stations. >>> an event to honor war veterans disrupted by protesters, why officials they protested the wrong target. >>> chief meteorologist jeff ranieri and w

the evening reporting live here in orinda theresa back to you. just teresa. thank you. >> and paul ottawa tree leaning on power lines, knocked out electricity for nearly 900 customers between embarcadero road a rural road. crews are out there now working to safely remove the branches and restore service. this tree fell on a backyard. we have learned that the power is expected to be restored in about an hour. and now let's check in with cuyler. you can see what's going on in the weather center and see how much long and the strong winds are going to last. still windy. still windy right through tonight into tomorrow morning. you can see, we still got plenty went out there. these are sustained winds and then the gusts are even higher than that. so >> that is why we're still under a wind advisory now. notice the sierras under a high wind warning. there gusts are up to about 80 miles per hour. we're talking 40 to 45 miles per hour. maybe a little bit higher up it some elevation spots. but this is going to continue until 11:00am on friday. now our north and east bay

. >> pg and e says it will be reaching out to the orinda theater and that any business having a toughe with its power bill should reach out to pg and e directly. new at 730 tonight, the us naval ship named after civil rights leader harvey milk, arrived today in san francisco bay. it's the first navy ship to be named after an openly gay person, and one of six named after civil rights pioneers harvey milk started off serving in the navy before coming to san francisco to be a politician. to commemorate the maiden voyage, visit the ship hosted an event today to honor local military veterans, including an official lapel pinning ceremony. we covered when the ship was officially named after harvey milk in 2016 at a ceremony there on treasure island. all right. turning the tragic death of a restaurant owner into a call to action. we'll tell you about the local campaign to teach all restaurant workers how to save someone from choking. and then later tonight on the 10:00 news, dungeness crab season is coming to an early end across the bay area. say about the reasons behind the decision. plus, w

service was suspended between the orinda and rockridge stations about an hour. it's now back up and running. just some small scattered outages on the pg&e map right now. the largest is in orange. you can see right there, just two spots near lafayette. also wind advisory still in effect for some parts of the bay area. >>> let's check in with chief meteorologist paul heggen who still has his hair. >> yes. was not blown out, still attached. >> i'm like what am i saying? >> always good to check. let's look where the winds stand now. we're in a relative lull, but it's breezy, 15 to 20-mile-an-hour sustained winds. numerous locations are reporting gusts over 20 miles an hour, some over 30 miles an hour. we had a lot of gusts over 40 miles an hour earlier today. it doesn't mean the lull will continue. another burst of energy is likely late tonight and early tomorrow in the 20 to 30-mile-an-hour range for valley locations, closer to sea level. it's the higher elevations that are still under a wind advisory until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. that's where the winds could still gu

things are still recovering there at as you drive from orinda into oakland. 7:0p.et's go back to the headlines, sal. >> thank you. oakland police officers areúwarning robbers target people who were sitting in the driver's seat of their car. ctv's james torres ue say we all need to know to help stay safe. james garcia, oakland police putting out a warning this morning letting you know that they're hearing more reports of something like this happening. >> they say when you're behind the wheel, say you're stopped at a stop sign or at a red light. here, they say that those criminals will comec to your passenger side seat, smash the window, then take whatever they can from inside. and by the time you realize it's happening, you dongt really have much time to defend yourself and try to grab what they are getting away with. they'll just take off right after that. you hear this narrativec often that you, when you park your car, you don't want to leave anything valuable or visible insidel at risk of getting your car broken into and getting those items stolen. well, now, oak

orinda dropped to 35 degrees. lafayette there.nselmo, livermore, stanford campus, danville, and santa clara, all between 35 and 38. this morning, 16 2716 in truckee, 27 south lake tahoe made it to 14. in truckee made it to ten this morning. reno is down to 25 now, today it looks nice up there. looks really nice. i mean, tomorrow we'll start to see increasing clouds. but if today you can sneak you. you'll i this the best buy. that'súsnow. that's not cloud cover. there's a little bit there. so i think sunny to mostly sunny should cover it. but with all that snow the last couple of weeks there, it shows up well on the visible satellite we have a northerly breeze. it was a lot stronger earlier, but it scoured everything out there. patchy fod poof, just like that, it disappeared. still, a northerly breeze. an offshore breeze that's right above the claremont there in the oakland zoo. that's east wind, northeast breeze and mount tamalpais. same up in sonoma county, napa county at mount diablo. so with that in mind, we're beginning to war

there is a trouble spot clearing though westbound 24 as you work your way into orinda. that's getting a little bit better finally for commuters. reed? >>> all right, thank you so much my friend. still ahead, 6:23 in the morning and still ahead. a canine and a crash and a mad dash to get help. a lot of peop you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. visit xfinitymobile.com today to learn more. >>> now taking a live look on this friday morning. and this is how we are starting our weekend in the bay area. but the rain might ruin your plans on this first alert weather day. here's a look at the roads up in tahoe. this near interstate 80. blanketed in snow.

so we are getting reports of a crash right now in orinda. and this just happened. this is actually the same spot where we had a crash yesterday. this is over on westbound 24 at wilder road. and this is a two car crash right now. speeds are down to 14mph. so this is causing some major delays in this area. so we'll keep checking in on that for you throughout the morning. and then a look at your drive times for today from tracy to castro valley. that will take you 50 minutes. guys >> thanks, gloria. happening today, the commission tasked with finding oakland's next police chief will give their recommendation on finalists to mayor shengtao. the mayor did not attend last night's forum where the four candidates answered some of the public's. questions. so here is the group. they are all from outside of the police department. abdul pridgen was on the short list in 2020. he was most recently the police chief in san leandro. but left earlier this month. pridgen is under investigation for unknown department policy violations. this is floyd mitchell. he has a long resume. he

this rainfall will continue off into orinda through 6:33 tonight. moving to the south and reign over the peninsula. keeping it wet in fremont through 5:59 in san jose started to fill in with rainfall. i do think we will continue with the next round of rain through 11:30 tonight with heavy downpours at times. from right now through later on this evening that is when we will see the rainfall getting to add up. maybe half-inch and possibly higher than that. as we head through tomorrow morning, it will pick up a little bit. a chance of scattered rain. sun missing in and low snow for mount hamilton. as we head through tomorrow afternoon, another round of rain pushing back in around 3:00 . it will keep some of the heavy rain through 7:00 on saturday. by sunday, overall, things should start to taper off to more of a scattered rain situation. rainfall totals tonight, a quarter to half inch. as we head tomorrow we will see another quarter to half-inch. it looks like half inch best bet toward south bay and santa cruz mountains by saturday, lower amounts. trac

orinda and lafayette state farm says starting in july it will stop renewing. it will drop about 30,000 homeowners renters another property insurance is and in august, it will also stop offering and renewing commercial apartment policies. one industry expert says paying out money after all, these fires has become unsustainable for lots of insurance companies. >> state farm's the last remaining company that has not non renewed a single homeowners insurance policy. since the big fires 2017. so as the market leader, they really held on longer than anyone else. >> state farm says affected customers will be notified this summer. >> santa rosa police say they've arrested 2 gang members in connection to an assault on a 13 year-old officers say the teen was walking to school last thursday when several alleged gang members wearing blue clothing jumped out of a car and started punching and kicking the teen. the 2 people arrested have been identified as 19 year-old joshua biz on ortiz from santa rosa. and 25 year-old victor garcia, roman from windsor. the 13 year-old was

an orinda theresa kron, 4 news. >> now the latest on the baltimore bridge that collapsed after a cargo ship headed. authorities say efforts have been exhausted in the search for the remaining 4 construction workers who were on the bridge when it fell yesterday, crews recovered the bodies of 26 year-old doorley casteel cabrera. >> and 35 year-old alejandro hernandez, fuentes, authorities say that they were found in a pickup truck submerged. 25 feet in the water. meantime, the biden administration says it's working to ensure the payne of the bridge collapse doesn't ripple through the economy. federal authorities are scrambling to reroute shipments heading to the port of baltimore. meantime, the ceo of the american association of port authorities says that consumers should not be concerned that the price of goods will spike and that it would take between 3 to 6 weeks to make the channel passable. little closer to home this year is expecting another round of heavy snow through the holiday weekend. 6 resorts are extending the season through april. our country's gayle ong a checked with thos

ta rosa, napa, piedmont, orinda and lafayette. this is part of a larger problem with other insurers withdraw >> we need to make sure that we're stabilizing or insurance market. >> bay area state senator scott wiener says the state insurance commissioners looking at new rules as to how insurance companies can calculate risk when setting rates. he says that might help. and rates are going to go up. >> and but that's going to painful for many of us. but it's also better than not being able to access insurance at all. >> still, this is raised a red flag for state regulators. they say state from general's decision today raises serious questions about its financial situation questions. the company must answer to regulators. this point no date has been set for state farm to answer those question to regulators. but wiener says in addition to the state insurance commissioner legislature's and the legislators themselves are going to have to get involved and figure out a solution to this problem. vicki can thank you, dan. and you know, this

9 millas por hora y la zona del puente hacia el norte también ese tráfico pesado y en la zona de orindao. y mire, debido a las presiones financieras que enfrentan las mujeres, generan la mayoría de la deuda estudiantil aquí en estados unidos de nuestra cadena hermana nbc tiene los detalles de por qué pasa esto. hola! qué tal, amigos? las mujeres se gradúan de la universidad y deben en promedio 2.700 $ más que sus contrapartes masculinos. esto según la asociación americana de mujeres estudiantes. de acuerdo con los expertos financieros, una de las principales razones por las que las mujeres tienden a pedir más préstamos es el hecho de que a menudo enfrentan responsabilidades adicionales de cuidado que pueden dejarlas con mayores gastos. unas opciones de alivio que recomiendan los expertos son pedir un aplazamiento por desempleo si no está trabajando o un aplazamiento por dificultades económicas para otros desafíos financieros. los prestatarios pueden usar cualquier método de pago por un máximo de casi 3 años. sin embargo, algunos expertos dicen que la mejor opción para pagar los préstamo

las tarifas en pg&e está impactando a negocios del área de la bahía, como es el caso del cine de orindas equivale a las ganancias de casi 50 entradas de cine. y eso pues les dificulta cubrir otros gastos como el pago de los empleados. y mire, hay un programa en marcha para prestar asistencia a los mexicanos que viajan por tierra en las próximas semanas le vamos a explicar cómo funciona y la policía de san francisco arrestó a 54 personas, incluyendo varios fugitivos, mientras decomisaban narcóticos. y quédese con nosotros, porque luego de la pausa les traigo lo más reciente sobre las condiciones del tiempo y lo que podemos esperar para el fin de semana. recuerde seguirnos en las redes sociales. en pantalla está la conexión que podemos tener a través de facebook o está aquí con nosotros para rendir cuentas. gracias, chicas. buenas tardes. feliz viernes. y ya ese sistema ha estado trayendo esas lluvias. y junto con él, pues llegan esas temperaturas un tanto bajas y van a estar con nosotros un par de días. y obliga a la gente a adaptarse, sobre todo en las fiestas del domingo de pascua, no?

an orinda theresa kron, 4 news. >> still ahead here on kron for news at 5, the number one cause of death for children in california. car crashes. how one bay area legislator is working to change that. >> and criminal investigation into the former mayor of windsor has been suspended. we hear from the da's office. >> it's looking like a really good weekend to head to the snow. we're checking in with ski resorts after the break. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... that's like $20 a month per unlimited line... i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? >> continuing our team coverage of opening day. now heading back to the coliseum. where will find kron four's kate rooney. all right, kate rooney. >> good to see it's just a weird feeling. it. it's whole things. we're >> yeah. good

trains are back running at the orinda station. but >> for a while earlier, that was not the case. strong winds have really been causing issues throughout the bay area for most of the day and palo alto, a tree knocked out power for almost 900 customers between embarcadero road murillo road. >> crews are out working to safely remove the branches and restore s all day to safely remove those branches and restore electricity. >> i in like this. sparks and a big pop deal. armstrong heard the commotion just before noon thursday. i was just, you know, the cats. the casket super spooked. when jumped back, you know, another one happened in the hot tub like shut down or something. i don't know. kind of scary. palo alto utilities reported the outage at 11:40am, impacting hundreds of customers. the utilities citing the cause a tree in armstrong's backyard. 800 people are well, this utility workers spent the day clearing branches off the power line while crews on the ground scent of equipment. meantime, at armstrong's home, my host meet is a dancing yoga instructor. and so she said of a hot spo

. >> soaring pg e bills are forcing the orinda theater to close 2 days a week last month the theater's owner said the pg e bills more than $6200. that's about $2000. more than usual. you're in theater opened in 1941. plays classic films and new releases on the big screen. sarge theater can seat up to 750 people and during chilly evenings, the heat is required to keep the audience comfortable. the owner says the enormous jump in the utility bills forcing them to close the curtains on mondays and tuesdays starting in april. >> obviously like to be open 7 days a week. but if you know, we can be opened and have lost every day, you know, to today's out of the week, you know, you'd be, you know, pretty. pretty much in the last. >> the closures could be temporary. the owner says they'll re-evaluate in the future. the biden administration is just one step away from finalizing a rule to replace the student loan forgiveness program that was struck down by the supreme court. the program was designed to erase the debts of more than 40 million borrowers. our washington correspondent raquel martin h

bart says service has stopped between rockridge and orinda where i just showed you on the map.ould consider alternate transportation. ac transit will be the alternate or hop on the roadway because you saw how it is in the area and that happened just five minutes ago and we're still gathering details and you follow also on bart.gov or x. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> presumptive gop nominee former president donald trump is in a florida courtroom at this hour. his attorneys are asking a judge to throw out the federal criminal case involving his handling of classified documents. this is new video of the president arriving in court this morning. the former president. prosecutorses are asking the judge in the case to reject the request. trump is facing dozens of felony charges in the indictment including conspiracy to obstruct justice and willful retention of national defense information. he has pleaded not guilty and denies all wrongdoing. >>> as the war in gaza continues with no sign of a ceasefire, senate majority leader chuck schumer is calling on israel to hold new election

it will keep the rainfall in berkeley and orinda through 5:30 did off to the south and rain over the santa cruz mountains moving into palo alto at 5:15. no big changes in the forecast as we look ahead toward the upcoming weekend. we will undergo on-again and off-again periods of rainfall in the forecast through sunday. spotty thunderstorms. chance of small hail. isolated wind gusts up to 50. i do not see major flooding, but we could get into street flooding. and sierra snow with total surpassing seven feet. this is a look tonight or tomorrow. totals of 39 in kingsville. 39, tahoe. 85, kirkwood. as we head through sunday, there will be snow, but it does not look like nearly as much in a 24 hour period. still healthy amounts. by sunday, it starts to taper off a little bit 8 fits -- inches at kingsville. the numbers will go down more as we head toward monday i will have more details coming up later on on a winter storm warning up toward lake county. the forecast in 50 minutes. >>> you know it is bad when a region that relies on tourism tells you to stay away. that is what ski resorts ar

it will keep the rainfall in berkeley and orinda through 5:30 did off to the south and rain over the santa cruz mountains moving into palo alto at 5:15. no big changes in the forecast as we look ahead toward the upcoming weekend. we will undergo on-again and off-again periods of rainfall in the forecast through sunday. spotty thunderstorms. chance of small hail. isolated wind gusts up