there was one today in orinda. what we're learning about the latest shooting. >> and battled san mateo county sheriff christina corpus has admitted defeat what's next in her effort to remove her from office. thanks so much for joining us on kron. news at 5. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm grant lotus. while votes are still being counted. the mateo county supervisors say the measure that would allow them to remove sheriff christina corpus from office. >> his pass? yeah. corpus facing allegations from within her own department. >> including intimidating staff and having an inappropriate relationship with an employee. and earlier today we heard from county supervisors about the votes for is gail ong is live in redwood city with details. gayle, what are they saying? >> yeah, will 85% so far of the ballots that have been counted votes yes on so now we are hearing from county supervisors who are speaking out. also hearing from the sheriff about the latest on the special election. >> the voters have passed by overwhelming majo

it was highway 24 in orinda. and that is where we find ktvu crime reporter henry lee with the very latest on this one, henry. >> well, this is now the second shooting on highway 24, in a little more than a week. the first one was in oakland. and today's shooting on the other side of the tunnel here in orinda. shots rang out on westbound highway 24 between fish ranch road and wilder in orinda at about 1030 wednesday morning. a witness called 911 and reported seeing a passenger in a white hyundai fired at least five shots at a black mercedes before the hyundai continued west through the caldecott tunnel into oakland. the witness said both cars have been going about 100 miles an hour. there were no reports of injuries, but there was some collateral damage. this subaru forester got caught in the gunfire. we watched as a man and a woman drove off in the car. its windows shattered as a result of the shooting. no arrests have been reported and a motive for the shooting is not yet known. the incident prompted the chp con

a freeway turned parking lot in orinda today. chp officers searching westbound highway 24 for evidence after a white subaru appeared to have its back window shot out while driving down the freeway. the incident raising big concerns for other drivers. i think it's terrible. i think we've got far too many guns in the hands of people who don't use them responsibly, and i think there's this level of anger in the country that causes people to just take other people's lives very lightly. chp has no suspect information. nbc bay area spoke to a family member of the driver, who confirms the person is uninjured. still, the shock of a suspected random shooting is chilling for orinda neighbors. it's scary. you know, this area doesn't have hardly any, you know, crime at all. and then to hear just right here at the freeway, you know, it's just it's very scary. if confirmed, it we

in orinda, velena jones nbc bay area news. up next, risking his safety to help a stranger, we're hearing from a photographer who survived a beating in san francisco. all right, let's give you a live look at the city of san francisco, taking second place for the highest rents in the bay area. we're going to tell you which city claimed that top spot. and the latest on what to expect this weekend. plus updated rain chances in that 7-day forecast just minutes away tonight. how president trump's tariffs could drive up food prices as fears grow of an all out trade war and the crime ring charged with stealing taylor swift tickets and making dollars. wf thousands of he i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce

the roadway was reopened just before noon reporting in orinda. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> man is dead after a shooting near an elementary school in oakland. it happened just after 9.30, last night on 61st street near sankofa united elementary.officers say the man was taken to the pital where he ter died. the word tonight on a suspect or who the victim was. anybody with info is asked to call oakland police. >> well, folks are still being counted. the san mateo county supervisors say that the measure that would allow them to remove sheriff christina corpus from office has past so far. 85 1% of the ballots counted votes. yes, on corpus is facing allegations from within her own department, including intimidating staff and having an inappropriate relationship with an employee kron four's gayle ong reports. >> the voters have passed by overwhelming majority. this all stems from the release of a damaging report about san mateo county sheriff christina corpus issued by retired superior court judge lindor scored out document alleges abuse of power,

she has created a gofundme to help pay for the damages orinda. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> 4 people are hospitalized after police say they were shot in the parking lot of a beloved hayward restaurant late saturday night. it happened near the corner of foothill and hazel avenue at the grilled by ms gee kron four's joc moment has the story. >> what neighbors who described the slate that filipino restaurant has a pretty popular spot. but they say saturday night it was the scene of dozens of cop cars blocking off the scene on foothill boulevard. all that remains from a shooting saturday night. is this piece of caution tape outside the grilled by ms, gee, a filipino restaurant in hayward on foothill boulevard where police say 4 people were shot right outside. usually fairly quiet. now from what i hear, bill hildebrand has lived here for 20 years and says this restaurant has changed ownership many times over the years, but has always been busy scene. have a lot of cars in there. look like a popular place to be. but i say been under several different

the roadway was reopened just before noon reporting in orinda. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> a big story on capitol hill. mayors of major cities testified about there so-called sanctuary city policy is today that he beer-temple has more. >> mayors have faced more than 4 hours of questioning about their sanctuary cities policies. there were some tense moments today with one lawmaker saying she's referring the mayor's to the department of justice for a criminal investigation. >> ill never be here to raise his daughter. republicans say sanctuary city policies have deadly consequences. lincoln riley, ridley garcia, rachel moore and mares of some of those cities pushed back wednesday, including chicago mayor brandon johnson sensationalizing tragedy in the name of political expediency is not governing. it's grandstanding. johnson and mayors from new york, denver and boston testified that their sanctuary city policies do not make people less safe. denver's mayor mike johnston says the opposite has crime rate actually fell. it didn't increase. is that

a freeway turned parking lot in orinda today. chp officers searching westbound highway 24 for evidence after a white subaru appeared to have its back window shot out while driving down the freeway. the incident raising big concerns for other drivers. i think it's terrible. i think we've got far too many guns in the hands of people who don't use them responsibly, and i think there's this level of anger in the country that causes people to just take other people's lives very lightly. chp has no suspect information. nbc bay area spoke to a family member of the driver, who confirms the person is uninjured. still, the shock of a suspected random shooting is chilling for orinda neighbors. it's scary. you know, this area doesn't have hardly any, you know, crime at all. and then to hear just right here at the freeway, you know, it's just it's very scary. if confirmed, it would be the third east bay freeway shooting in just over a week just yesterday morning. chp in oakland investigated a possible shooting on southbound 880 at broadway. t

orinda at about 1030 wednesday morning.ess called 911 and reported seeing a passenger in a white hyundai fired at least five shots at a black mercedes before the hyundai continued west through the caldecott tunnel into oakland. the witness said both cars have been going about 100 miles an hour. there were no reports of injuries, but there was some collateral damage. this subaru forester got caught in the gunfire. we watched as a man and a woman drove off in the car. its windows shattered as a result of the shooting. no arrests have been reported and a motive for the shooting is not yet known. the incident prompted the chp contra costa office to shut down all westbound lanes on 24 until just before noon, as officers scour the highway for evidence. it was a similar scene back on february 25th, when chp officers in oakland shut down eastbound highway 24 near the broadway exit after a reported car to car shooting. highway 24 is one of the main connectors between alameda and contra costa counties. any incident, including a shoot

it happened on highway 24 in orinda, creating a traffic mess. sky seven saw one man forced to walk off the freeway carrying a young child, then hopping into a waiting car on surface streets. another woman walking off the freeway hauling a suitcase and drivers driving the wrong way on freeway onramps to escape the gridlock. according to the chp, no one was hurt. the 66 year old man who was behind the wheel of the suv struck by bullets, managed to escape any serious injury. when we asked the chp about it. >> i don't believe that the person who called in was an intended target. >> abc seven stop by the driver's home. the man was unavailable to talk, but his wife told me he's okay. a closer look at the damage done by the shots fired. it's a startling reminder that the driver is extremely lucky he wasn't killed. we showed drivers in orinda pictures of the damage. >> it was amazing. >> we don't know why. >> it happened. it's hard to believe. >> lou reginato has lived in orinda for more than five decades and drives highway 24 often. >> whenever i drive

. >> unusual for orinda.en news reporter leslie brinkley has the surveillance video of the pepper spray attack. >> an orinda consignment store owner shared this surveillance video, showing five masked men swarming the store as they use pepper spray on staff and customers, before swinging hammers to shatter four glass display cases. they wore gloves and scooped up thousands of dollars worth of gold jewelry. >> i was showing a nice customer a rug by the front door. the first thought went to my mind were being hit and they sprayed me with pepper spray. >> we've been in business for 25 years. never had this happen before. we're totally wired with all the security devices. five people rushed in to our showroom here with masks and hoodies. the typical story you hear about the smash and grab. they pepper sprayed our customers and they pepper sprayed my staff. uh. one of our staff was in the back pressing the panic button. that's why the police came so quickly. >> the orinda police station is across the street from h

they say it's something they just don't expect in quiet orinda. the owner has set up a gofundme to help them make up the losses and repair the damage. you think you live in a wonderful neighborhood and people work hard for their money, and you have people and thieves who

a bold smash and grab robbery over the weekend in orinda. it happened in a busy stretch of downtown at a consignment store near the police station, of all places. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley has the surveillance video. >> and orinda consignment store owner shared this surveillance video showing five masked men swarming the store as they use pepper spray on staff and customers before swinging hammers to shatter four glass display cases. they wore gloves and scooped up thousands of dollars worth of gold jewelry. >> i was showing a nice customer a rug by the front door. the first thought went to my mind were being hit and they sprayed me with pepper spray. >> we've been in business for 25 years. never had this happen before. we're totally wired with all the security devices. five people rushed in to our showroom here with masks and hoodies. the typical story you hear about the smash and grab. they pepper sprayed our customers and they pepper sprayed my staff. one of our staff was in the back pressing the panic button. that's why the

it happened on highway 24 in orinda, creating a traffic mess. sky seven saw one man forced to walk off the freeway carrying a young child, then hopping into a waiting car on surface streets. another woman walking off the freeway hauling a suitcase and drivers driving the wrong way on freeway onramps to escape the gridlock, according to the chp. no one was hurt. the 66 year old man, who was behind the wheel of the suv struck by bullets, managed to escape any serious injury. when we asked the chp about it. >> i don't believe that the person who called in was an intended target. >> abc seven stopped by the driver's home. the man was unavailable to talk, but his wife told me he's okay. a closer look at the damage done by the shots fired. it's a startling reminder that the driver is extremely lucky he wasn't killed. we showed drivers in orinda pictures of the damage. >> it was amazing. >> we don't know why. >> it happened. it's hard to believe. >> lou reginato has lived in orinda for more than five decades and drives highway 24 often. >> whenever i d

live in orinda. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> thousands of people in san francisco today to attend a salesforce conference, and christien kafton was there. [music] >> yeah, that is a major ai conference underway in san francisco. we'll tell you the impact it could have on the city's bottom line. >> and shuttered fire stations opening back up. why? stations slated for closure will no longer be on the chopping block. >> and a very weather. lots of clouds today. even some heavy downpours across portions of the bay area. we'll have the forecast update coming up i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe]

they say it's something they just don't expect in quiet orinda. the owner has set up a gofundme to help them make up the losses and repair the damage. you think you live in a wonderful neighborhood and people work hard for their money, and you have people and thieves who do things like this. it's ridiculous. i'm going to donate to their gofundme account and hopefully the city will rally around them and support them, and we'll get this all fixed. the owner says she'll need all the support she can get to stay afloat. she says the smash and grab has left her staff shaken, and she hopes the robbers are caught. it's terrifying. terrifying. these guys don't even care. these guys or girls don't even care. and they're on the young side. they're young. in orinda. jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. turning now to our weather. a live look across the bay area this evening from san francisco to palo alto. right there. it was a pleasant day, but that's going to change. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the rain chances for us. yeah, we do

. >>> a boutique in orinda went from a very normal day tending shop to an all out siege. >> it's just a catastrophic thing. we've been in business for 25 years, and it's never happened before. >> the moment a group burst into the store and pepper sprayed everyone they saw. how the community is helping the store now. >>> plus, big name chains are not the only ones shutting their doors in san francisco. the struggles that independent pharmacies are facing these days. >>> and showers and even a couple of thunderstorms, especially over the south bay today. we've seen a few of those showers taking shape down the peninsula this evening. the overall trend is going to be for one more cool and showery day tomorrow. and then some changes just in time for the weekend. details coming up in the first alert forecast. >> all right, paul, thank you. >>> and what lengths would you go to to keep your dog in your life forever? >>> an orinda boutique just got hit by thieves for the very first time, and in one of the scariest ways possible. surveillance video shows five people busting into the shop, peppe

at hilton house can sign and design in orinda. now the owner, cindy says that in 25 years of operations, they've never had anything like this. she says it was about 11 o'clock saturday morning at 5 men came in. they rushed into the store again, pepper spring employees and customers and causing more than $20,000 in damage and taking more than $100,000 worth of jewelry. she and her employees say they are still shaken up about it. all. they're not. >> yeah, they weren't. that bombed in and our staff was crying. it was very, very, very upsetting for us in the small community. this just doesn't happen here. they're doing fine. they did. they're doing fine. no, they didn't have to go. the hospital. which i thought because use older lady, one of lead. and the customers were fine. so i had staff go home. >> cindy's working with orinda police right now as they continue their investigation. she has created a gofundme to help pay for the repairs. >> happening this month, it's the oakland marathon that's happening in. there's a full week of e

she has created a gofundme to help pay for the damages orinda. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> well, temperatures going 11 suspects have been charged with multiple felonies for alleged welfare fraud. worth about 4 million dollars. the scheme involved soliciting people really evt cars. charge hundreds of dollars at a time for purchases that were never even made. the card holders will be given half the amount of the fraudulent charge. well, the business owner and their associates with keep the other half. now to a forum for exclusive just days before a special election in san mateo county. that'll champ christina corpus addressing that controversy surrounding her job tomorrow. san mateo county residents vote on measure a that would give the board of supervisors the power to remove the share with cause. now kron 4. we talked to the sheriff about the efforts to boot her from office. take a listen. >> they expected me to give in. >> so they offered me a million dollars and offered me 4 years of health insurance. if i were just a given and i'm not haven'

she has created a gofundme to help pay for the damages orinda. lindsey ford kron. 4 news.r accused of a hit-and-run in santa rosa officer sharing this picture of the car involved. >> the crash happened just after 9 yesterday morning near west pay rand street and great lawn avenue before police arrived. the driver who is believed to be under the influence just walked away from the scene. a witness saw him eave and told police he was after that arrested for hit and run that injured another driver. the victim was hospitalized but is expected to survive. >> now let's take a look at our forecast. this is a live look outside at beautiful downtown san francisco kron four's meteorologist. >> gayle ong here with the details. gayle, quite a windy day. it sure was windy. and we started off on a soggy note as well. we have more rain in the forecast this week. >> let's take a live look from our east bay hills camera, where you could see some clouds are out there. and we are tracking some high surf as well. so there's our satellite and radar. >> we saw some convective activity in the sa

in orinda. emma goss nbc bay area news.ore than 24 hours after the polls closed in san mateo county, it appears that embattled sheriff christina corpus could soon be out of a job. early returns show voters overwhelmingly supporting measure a, which allows the board of supervisors to remove the elected sheriff. if four of the five supervisors approve it. push to remove corpus started after a county investigation accused the sheriff of violating employment rules by having a romantic relationship with her chief of staff, and also of creating a toxic work environment and then retaliating against those who reported it. as for what's next? measure a is expected to take effect in mid-april. then the supervisors will set up a removal hearing, and the sheriff will have a chance to speak before that vote tonight. sheriff corpus remains deant, saying in a statement, quote, i now have the opportunity to appropriately challenge and disprove the allegations against me and my administration. i am now entitled to a public evidentiary heari

edelweiss tailoring in cleaners in orinda is open for the last time.dozens of customers say that stopping by the shop leaving. thank you cards and flowers. the taylor shot decked out in artwork. puppies and flowers has been a community staple now for over 3 decades in downtown or in to its owner. 85 year-old killed. yeah, jim kim is retiring to spend more time with their family. she says that the neighborhood and people have really made her feel special. >> to on babies. >> and, you know, within my to do key in most. so. >> it's how make me a head. he i just see them. it. for them and they did that. >> so much for me. >> kim received does certificate of recognition from the city of orinda. ida lice will be open until 5 o'clock tonight. >> now to an update on the bay bridge, a fatal accident in oakland has just been cleared. happened 5.10, minutes ago as this camera just turned here. but it has been creating a big traffic issue we'll keep an eye on that. >> all right. let's get a check of the forecast now. kron first chief meteorologist joins yeah, majo

orinda police and the contra costa sheriff's office are investigating.reated a gofundme to raise money for repairs. >> john reed elementary school in rohnert park will reopen tomorrow, after it had to close today because of widespread vandalism on campus. officers with the rohnert park police department say the school was vandalized this morning. more than half of the classrooms were targeted. the superintendent, superintendent of the cotati-rohnert park unified school district, says the damage was so bad they had to cancel classes for all 375 students. >> i feel that it's important to keep an eye on the area. you know, it's like such a family neighborhood around here. all the houses and the kids and the apartments and stuff. it's sad to know that somebody would try and damage it. >> and some neighbors and parents we spoke to say they hope to see more officers patrolling the area. no word of any arrests in the case. >> dramatic new video shows the moments a hayward police officer jumped into action to save a choking baby, and it was all caught on video.

today it was highway 24 in orinda.tvu crime reporter henry lee has the latest on that investigation. >> shots rang out on westbound highway 24 between fish ranch road and wilder in orinda at about 1030 wednesday morning. a witness called 911 and reported seeing a passenger in a white hyundai fired at least five shots at a black mercedes before the hyundai continued west through the caldecott tunnel into oakland. the witness said both cars had been going about 100 miles an hour. there were no reports of injuries, but there was some collateral damage. this subaru forester got caught in the gunfire. we watched as a man and a woman drove off in the car. its windows shattered as a result of the shooting. no arrests have been reported, and a motive for the shooting is not yet known. the incident prompted the chp contra costa office to shut down all westbound lanes on 24 until just before noon, as officers scour the highway for evidence. it was a similar scene back on february 25th, when chp officers in oakland. shut down eas

she has created a gofundme to help pay for the damages in orinda. lindsey ford kron 4 news. it's 609. and happening this month, the oakland marathon and there's a full week of events. >> kicks off march 17th through the 23rd at the henry j kaiser center for the arts. it will highlight local running crews in the businesses throughout oakland each day more than 10,000 runners are expected to participate and the marathon this year's theme shoes, your challenge allowing purchase offense to select from 5 k 10 k half marathon or the whole thing. the marathon begins at 07:00am on march. 23rd. good luck. 6.10, right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news >> considering whether to have a pay raise for fast food workers. we'll take a closer look at where this is being considered. and a child is recovering after being thrown off worst on the peninsula. and a woman is arrested. and after the break, the bay-area joins nationwide protests against doge and the frustrations are growing with job cuts. skies clear this morning. temperatures cool. and with the wind that's pushing acr

. >> a terrifying smash-and-grab in orinda where thieves targeted a consignment store using hammers andepper spray to get away with $100,000 in jewelry. surveillance video shows 5 thieves storming into the hilton house consigning design. this is saturday morning. they smashed the glass cases with hammers and pepper sprayed the employees and customers. the owner says she has never seen anything like this in 25 years of business. the thieves also created more than $20,000 in damage. the owner says that they're still shaken up. not >> yeah, they were in that bombed in and our staff was crying. it was very, very, very upsetting for us in the small community. this just doesn't happen here. they're doing fine. they did. they're doing fine. no, they didn't have to go. the hospital. which i thought because use older lady, one of the la's. and the customers were fine. so i had staff go home. >> city is working with orinda police as this crime is still under investigation. she has created a gofundme to help pay for the damages. and that's a crock or exclusive. just one day before a special electi

so if you're leaving orinda, headed to oakland just before the caldecott tunnel, that's where you'll see a little bit of a slowdown, but certainly not what we saw the last few minutes or so. it was just a few minutes ago where these roadways reopened. from what we're hearing from police and from what we're hearing from the what we've been able to gather in our time out here, it looks like there was a white suv that was pulled over to the side of the road, and police officers had come out. chp officers had come out and make sure the roadway was closed. a back window of that white suv looks like it had holes in the glass, as if bullets had flown through. we also saw the front windshield of the car, also with some damage to it as well. we had seen that car drive off the freeway in an attempt to kind of reopen it back up to traffic. as it was driving off, we saw two people riding in there with an escort from chp. now, what we're told so far there are no injuries involved. so as far as we can tell, no one was actually hit by a bullet. but there was some damage to that car enough so that t

many homeowners in orinda are learning they're now in a very high hazard zone for wildfire risk.that's according to newly released maps coming from cal fire. i'm concerned about wildfire in general. and so i think that it's important that we all are aware and take the necessary steps to protect our community. in orinda, the red zone acreage has gone up from more than 2400 acres in 2011 to more than 5200 acres. we spoke to a few families who say the maps only add to what they already knew. wildfire risk here is high. definitely has a an extra little, little place in my heart to know that we have to deal with that now. cal fire rolled out these new fire risk assessment maps on monday. they include the bay area and the entire northern california coast in phase two. and the risk assessment is based on decades of fire behavior and weather data. just so much in the last couple of years, what we've experienced, but over the last 30 years, what these areas have experienced. the map is interactive, so you can search an address and see what zone it's in. and then there's an extra layer if

chp investigating a possible shooting on highway 24 in orinda. it happened around 10, 30 this morning. all westbound lanes of highway 24 in the area were shut down but are now back open. officers were sweeping the highway for shell casings, west of camino pablo to the caldecott tunnel. no one was hurt. this comes one day after a driver was shot at on 8.80, in oakland. in the east bay, the oakland city council voted to reopen 3 closed fire stations. pope was charles clifford is live for us now in oakland with the details on charles. >> well, good afternoon. you know, since the beginning of the multiple fire stations, including fire station. 25, which is in the oakland hills, have been closed down. the firefighters in the trucks here been moved to other stations, but neighbors have been very worried about no response times. and what happens if there's a major fire here? well, the city council has decided this week to reopen the station and 2 others. on tuesday, the oakland city council voted to reopen fire stations. 25 28 10 stations. 25 28 were cl

this happened just after 11:00 at the fish ranch road exit in orinda east of the caldecott tunnel. our chopper saw a white suv pulled over to the shoulder with its back window shattered. the chp blocked off traffic as they looked for evidence. they say no one was hurt. but this is the result, this is the backup that drivers were stuck in. our chopper caught cars actually turning around and driving the wrong way to get off the freeway entrance. we also saw a woman with a suitcase walking up the on-ramp. the lanes re-opened about an hour later. this is the second freeway shooting in just two days in the east bay. the chp shut down the southbound lanes of 880 in oakland yesterday. officers say they got a call that a person brandished a firearm near the broadway exit and fired one shot at another car. the person who was shot at was not hurt. >>> tonight san mateo county sheriff says she won't resign after early results show a vast majority of voters are in favor of giving the board of supervisors the power to remove her. so far more than 85% have voted yes on the measure. that's more t

breaking news, a possible freeway shooting on highway 24 in orinda. we are just learning that all westbound lanes have reopened. really good news, because they were shut down for more than an hour for this investigation. thanks for joining us at noon. i'm anne makovec and our chopper was over the highway as the chp continued its investigation. this was all happening in the westbound lanes at the fish ranch road exit east of the caldecott tunnel. we could see an suv pulled over to the shoulder with its back window shattered. the chp has confirmed that nobody was injured. officers responded to a 911 calls about a possible shooting, and they had been walking in the lanes looking for evidence. but again, the westbound lanes have now reopened. it's going to take traffic a while to recover, though. here's a look at the backup. not long ago, we could see some cars there on the entrance to the freeway. just turning around, going the wrong direction to get out of that mess. we're going to stay on top of this and bring you any updates as we get them. taking a l

. >> westbound lanes of highway 24 are back open now after a shooting in orinda. the incident happened around 1045 this morning. lanes were shut down for about one hour. the chp did a sweep for any possible bullet casings or shell casings. investigators say nobody was hurt. but you can see that car does have a shattered back windshield. chp officers are investigating whether this was a targeted shooting. with that, we say, good afternoon, i'm kristen z. thanks for joining us. some rain fell in parts of the bay area today and more is on the way. here's abc seven weather anchor spencer christian with your accuweather forecast. hey, spencer. >> hey, kristen. yeah, we had a little rain today. most locations that actually received measurable rain today got only a few hundredths of an inch. but farther to the south, starting at san jose, about 2/10 of an inch. and it was mainly a south bay event in terms of impactful rain. so here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. you can see that low pressure system which brought us rain to the south bay mainly earlier t

the orinda theater invited their community to watch the award show on the big screen. they had snacks and trivia prizes and discussions led by movie critic jan wahl during commercials. >> first of all, i did not expect a good oscar show. i'm not really a conan o'brien. i mean, i know him and i've watched him and i've even met him, but i just didn't think it was going to happen. and he was funny. it was well written. it moved. it had production numbers. thank you god. >> one of the moments that really hit home for people in orinda was during the director sean baker's speech. accepting for onora. he advocated for getting both fans and distributors to support movie theaters, and the experience of seeing movies on the big screen. he made history last night because he was the first person to win four oscars in one night for the same movie, and i'm really not kidding. i feel like sean might have had the same amount of time on screen as conan did in the end, because he was up there constantly. and i don't know, you know about you all, but i'd never even heard of this man unti

the orinda theater invited their community to watch the award show on the big screen.had snacks, trivia prizes and discussions led by movie critic dan wall during commercial breaks. >> first of all, i did not expect a good oscar show. i'm not really a conan o'brien. i mean, i know him and i've watched him and i've even met him, but i just didn't think it was going to happen. and he was funny. it was well written. it moved. it had production numbers. thank you god. >> well, she had an honest review. i like that. >> and a spirited one. >> yes. and one of the moments that hit home for people in orinda was during sean baker's acceptance speech. he advocated for getting both fans and distributors to support movie theaters, and the experience of seeing movies on the big screen. that got a lot of applause last night. >> i think that the opening with ariana grande and cynthia erivoh is one of the best oscar openings that i've seen. >> so far. it was really beautiful the way it was done. yeah. >> when cynthia started singing home from the wiz, that's what really took me out, be

in orinda, police investigating a robbery at a store. the owners of hilton house consign say a group of robbers came into the shop. this was about 1145 on saturday morning and once inside, they began pepper spraying workers. and then they used hammers to smash display cases to steal jewelry. so far, no arrests have been reported in this case. okay, now to that anti-muslim graffiti that was spray painted at a physical therapy clinic in berkeley tonight. people coming together to support the owner. a meeting is being held right now about the vandalism. the owner, who is muslim and an iranian american, says her business has been repeatedly targeted since the start of the war in gaza in 2023. in addition to tonight's meeting, a show of solidarity at the south berkeley senior center with people speaking out against anti-muslim acts. the owner of the business describes finding that hateful message. >> the front office manager called me on saturday, which was the first day of ramadan, and she said, you got to come here because they're spraying

freeway shooting in the east bay in just eight days, the latest happening today on highway 24 near orinda. the chp says this one appears to be a rolling shootout between two cars that shattered the window of a third car that was caught in the crossfire. this happened at the fish ranch road exit around 1030 this morning. the innocent driver caught in the shootout was not injured, but the investigation brought traffic to a standstill. and as other drivers concerned about the violence. i think it's terrible. i think we've got far too many guns in the hands of people who don't use them responsibly. and i think there's this level of anger in the country that causes people to just take other people's lives very lightly. scary. you know, this area doesn't have hardly any, you know, crime at all. and then to hear just right here at the freeway, you know, it's just it's very scary. it's scary for a lot of people. we also have new information about the shooting yesterday on 880. detectives say they've recovered the gun and arrested the suspected shooter, a 19 year old who is being held on attempted

police are investigating another freeway shooting on 24 in orinda. the second shooting on highway 24 over the past week. an alleged serial dine and dasher was busted in campbell after the owner of a sushi restaurant posted video of the suspect in action. he ran out on $1,000 worth of sushi, plus green day's billie joe armstrong and rapper too short have joined the oakland ballers baseball ownership group. you can find these stories and a lot more, all of it right there@ktvu.com. during this women's history month, we sit down with the ceo of the bay area host committee, how she broke down barriers and the inspiration behind it all. but first, how about a quick look also of tonight's sunset over the oakland estuary? a bit hidden tonight behind the fog and clouds that rolled in. you're watching the 11:00 news dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of

this is near fish ranch road in orinda. this is near the caldecott tunnel. chp cruisers are there at the scene. you can't see it right now, but we have seen some of those crew members there. as you can see right here, one of those chp officers scanning the roadway there. they're looking for any bit of evidence. now, they have told us their chp, that they are confirming that there was a possible shooting in that area. no one was hurt. we know that lanes of westbound 24 are now closed. and of course that backup is building. but we're seeing a lot of those chp officers on that stretch of roadway looking for any evidence that they can find. now, as soon as we learn more about that, we will pass that along to you on our social platforms, including nbcbayarea.com. well, high schoolers on the peninsula, they are calling themselves the underdogs. this is after gaining a surprise entry into next month's national science bowl. we want to show you the four juniorss from t private fusion academy in cupertino. the group won last month's regional science bowl, sponsored b

último ocurrió a eso de las 10:30 de esta mañana en la autopista 24 en dirección oeste, muy cerca de orindafico. precisamente el día de ayer por la mañana, la agencia también investigó un posible tiroteo en la autopista 880, dirección sur, muy cerca de la calle broadway, en oakland. mientras que un hombre sigue recuperándose de una grave golpiza después de que él interviniera para ayudar a 2 mujeres que estaban siendo atacadas en las calles de san francisco. la víctima afirma que caminaba por el distrito de la misión el 16 de febrero, cuando presenció cómo un grupo de hombres atacaba a las mujeres. dice que el grupo le. precisamente el grupo le robó también luego de intervenir. y aparte de eso, terminó sufriendo graves lesiones, incluyendo una conmoción cerebral. vamos a cambiar de información. temas de inmigración, porque precisamente en la ciudad de richmond buscan ayudar a la comunidadnmigrante a protegerse ante esas políticas migratorias de la administración del presidente trump. si te cuento cómo lo hicieron anoche, aprobaron uno millón de dólares para ampliar los servicios de asesoría

smash and grab in orinda. police are still looking for the people responsible.ice say it happened saturday afternoon at hilton house home consignment store. you can see five men stormed into the shop. pepper spray staff and then smashed cases and steal items. they got away with more than $100,000 in jewelry. store owner says something like this has never happened in their 25 years of business. we have cameras. we have glass breaks. we have beware of the dog we have. we have all kinds of things. but they hit us right in the middle of the day when it was really, really, really busy in here. you think you live in a wonderful neighborhood and people work hard for their money, and you have people and thieves who do things like this. it's ridiculous. the store ownerer hs set up a gofundme page to cover their losses and repair all that damage. heroic efforts by an east bay police officer. he helped save a choking toddler and it was all caught on camera. this happened in the parking lot of the hayward police department. nbc's marianne favro spoke to the officer. this vi

dayanna vamos a cambiar de información porque en orinda, una boutique fue el blanco de un violento roboás de 100.000 $ en joyas. la propietaria, que tiene 25 años en el negocio, asegura que es la primera vez que vive algo así. por su parte, los clientes expresaron su indignación y se unen a una campaña para cubrir las pérdidas y reparar los daños. realmente terrible. ahora veamos este video porque es esperanzador dentro de lo que estábamos hablando flavio y es que este video que ven en pantalla muestra los momentos de angustia que se vivieron en hayward, pero que terminaron convirtiéndose en un acto heroico. así es. bueno, vamos a hablar de esto. ocurrió cuando un oficial de la policía le salvó precisamente la vida a ese bebé que tal vez no puede ver y tiene las manitos que estaba asfixiándose. por cierto. jessica gallegos habló con ese oficial, quien nos narra esos momentos que además fueron captados, como puede ver en video. qué bonito! peacock a one year old choking. este sería el momento heroico en el que el oficial gonzález de la policía de hayward entró en acción para salvarle la

lived in moraga, orinda area, and that's her boyfriend.>> wow, that's that's so impressive. we just covered barbara. >> they call her gigi. gorgeous. granny, say hello to ernie and happy birthday. >> happy birthday, ernie and barbara and hello, rosemary oroczo. yes. >> i'm loving all these birthdays. good morning. to. to both of you. >> yeah. good morning. >> we've got some great weather in time for all those birthday celebrations today. yes, it will be on the cool side. we are still within winter. and with that, do expect upper 50s for today. those 60s and 70 from friday. not going to be with us, at least not for the short term. here. giving you a live look at a beautiful view over the golden gate bridge where we have a mixed bag, we've got blue sky, we've got the clouds. you can see the pavement is wet, the wind is blowing that flag there on the right side of the screen. we will continue with a mix of sun and clouds, scattered showers, the risk of thunderstorms, especially through the morning hours. and i'm guessing there are rainbows ou

walnut creek is at 37, castro valley is at 3840 for kensington, orinda, lafayette in there as well.o, hercules and also martinez, pittsburgh, clayton and dublin, both down to 40. 28 in truckee, 22 south lake tahoe. they did get some snow totals coming in around eight 9:00 when they can go out and measure it. so mostly sunny today. then clouds will start to roll in, if not late tonight, then tomorrow. this is a weak system coming in for tuesday, maybe a couple one hundredths. there will be a series of these systems. we really kind of have to wait until around the 10th and 10th to the 12th. looks really wet. if the forecast models are right today it's a blue monday, mostly clear, cold in the morning. pretty good little breeze still out there. sun, then some clouds, but staying on the cool side with 50s and 60s. dave. >> all right steve. thank you. time now 520. the 76 ers ended the warriors winning streak with warriors star steph curry did for the first time in six years. during that game in 49ers wide receiver deebo samuel being traded to the washington commanders. the other changes

a terrifying smash-and-grab in orinda as thieves target a consignment store using hammers and pepper spray to get away with thousands in jewelry. so surveillance video here shows 5 thieves storming into hilton. house can sign and design. this was saturday morning. they smashed the cases with hammers. they used pepper spray on the employees and some of the customers. the owner says she's never seen anything like this in 25 years of business, the thieves got away with about $100,000 in jewelry and left behind more than 20,000 in damage. the owner says they're still shaken up. they're not >> yeah, they were in that bombed in and our staff was crying. it was very, very, very upsetting for us in the small community. >> this just doesn't happen here. they're doing fine. they did. they're doing fine. no, they didn't have to go. the hospital. which i thought because use older lady, one of the la's. >> and the customers were fine. so i had >> staff go home. >> the owner there is working with are in to police as they investigate. she's created a gofundme account to try and help pay for the cos

this is at hilton house co sign and design in orinda and the owner, cindy says that in the 25 years that she's operated this business, this has never happened. she said about 11 o'clock saturday morning. 5 men came in, rushed into the store again, as i said, pepper sprayed her employees and customers because more than $20,000 in damages and apparently made off with about $100,000 worth of jewelry. cindy and her employees say they're still shaken up a they're not >> yeah, they were in joplin that bombed in and our staff was crying. it was very, very, very upsetting for us in the small community. >> this just doesn't happen here. they're doing fine. they they're doing fine. no, they didn't have to go. the hospital. which i thought because use older lady, one of the over >> and the customers were fine. so i had >> staff go home. >> cindy is working with the police right now as they investigate. she has created a gofundme to help pay for the damages. >> the oakland marathon is about to happen. and there's a full week of events that kicks off on march 17 through march 23rd when the big race h

a terrifying smash-and-grab in orinda thieves target a consignment store using hammers and pepper spray with thousands in jewelry. surveillance video shows 5 thieves storming into hilton. house can sign and design saturday morning they smashed glass cases with hammers and pepper sprayed employees and the customers. the owner says that she's never seen anything like this in 25 years of business, the thieves got away with $100,000 in jewelry and left behind more than $20,000 in damage. the owner says that they're still pretty shaken up. they're not >> yeah, they weren't. that mom in and our staff was crying. it was very, very, very upsetting for us in the small community. >> this just doesn't happen here. they're doing fine. they did. they're doing fine. no, they didn't have to go. the hospital. which i thought because use older lady, one of >> and the customers were fine. so i had >> staff go home. >> that's after they were pepper sprayed and traumatize. cindy is working with her in to police as the crime is still under investigation. she has created a gofundme to help pay for the damage

for the inner east bay, we have upper 70s in lafayette, as well as orinda and 80 degrees reported in castro valley, with light winds overhead. even calm in san jose. a beautiful one out there this afternoon. we do have an advisory begins tonight for a coastal statement and then turns into a high surf advisory by tomorrow morning and will go until monday for large breaking waves. so if you plan on spending any time along the coastline, something to be aware of, it will be dangerous out there, not only in the water but close to the shore. meanwhile, a chance for rain arrives tomorrow with a better chance on sunday. snow in the sierra a better look at what we can expect for the weekend coming up. >> all right. thank you. well, it took two. >> long years to repair, but the historic trocadero clubhouse in san francisco, stern grove, is now ready for reservations. we'll check in. set to reopen after it was heavily damaged by a fallen tree two years ago. >> our christien kafton live now for us at trocadero clubhouse, right there in stern grove with a sneak peek. christian. >> yeah, the buil

. >> in the east bay officers are investigating a freeway shooting in orinda that shut down highway. 24 for more than an hour. the chp says this happened around 10, 30 this morning. officers closed the westbound portion of the highway looking for shell casings, west of camino pablo to the call, the caught tunnel. we understand now no one was hurt. more details as soon as we get them. oakland police say they are investigating if a police chase led to this dramatic crash on monday. the driver was sent to the hospital after their car ended up wrapped around a pole. the police pursuit policy has caused some controversy in oakland with many residents. even the governor saying it's time for the city to get stricter kron four's jack moment reports. >> appreciate everyone appreciates coming on such short notice, but i want make sure that we have the opportunity to oakland police chief floyd mitchell stepping in front of the cameras tuesday. one day after this scene. mitchell saying his department is investigating if moments before a speeding car crashed into a pole. officer engaged in a purs

a terrifying smash-and-grab in orinda thieves targeted a consignment store and used hammers and pepper spray to get away with thousands of dollars worth of jewelry. so here's the surveillance videos that show 5 thieves storming the hilton house can sign and design shop saturday morning. they smashed glass cases with hammers. the used pepper spray on the employees and some of the customers. the owner says she's never seen anything like this in their 25 years in operation. the thieves got away with about $100,000 in jewelry and left behind about $20,000 in damage. the owner says they're still shaken up. they're not >> yeah, they were in that bombed in and our staff was crying. it was very, very, very upsetting for us in the small community. >> this just doesn't happen here. they're doing fine. they did. they're doing fine. no, they didn't have to go. the hospital. which i thought because use older lady, one of the la's. >> and the customers were fine. so i had staff go home. >> well, owner there, cindy is working with the rent apd. is there investigating. she's created a gofundme to try