philippe: usually so. it is because, as we have said many times, the auto industry is a zero-sum game and transitions from one to another. if you factor in those certain growths, it could be a negative sum game, and who is playing a positive sum game? it is tesla, the growth gives you cost improvement on a variable level, batteries, if in components than the way you manufacture cars, and the double-digit in the 30% growth we have seen is a huge leverage on fixed costs, and nobody in the industry has that sum game scenario. guy: in terms of elon musk and the role he is playing, how are you perceiving that at the moment? this is a company that is clearly more than elon musk, and as we heard from ed ludlow, the cfo is the star when it comes to the earning call, but he casts a long shadow. what impact do you think he is having right now? philippe: to be honest, we talk about musk and all this, but i think an issue is what is the impact on the morale? a lot of people at tesla believe in the mission. i am sure t

philipp: that is right.s notion there could be easing this year seems to me to be far too optimistic. if you are a central-bank, you want to make sure you can get this done. that you do not risk researching suddenly if inflation expectations further down the road. i think we will see it best -- at best some sort of pot, but not quite yet. the market may need readjusting ela to to these expectations we could be seeing some easing. this is what we call a new regime, the great moderation is over. this notion of when the economy struggles, central banks will ease was true in the past. i do not think it will be true this time. >> it is incredible to see the leverage of interest rates going from 0% to 1% now without more bankruptcies. are you expecting zombie companies to crop up? philipp: it depends on how much damage will have to be inflicted on the real economy to get this last phase of inflation to get squeezed back to 2%. that will be the trade-off. this will not come with a cost. i suspect at some point, the

guy: philipp hildebrand is now the vice chair at blackrock. exclusively at the world economic forum in davos to francine lacqua. francine is going to join us next and we will set up what the next few days will look with fantastic guests lined up. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: fantastic coverage out of the world economic forum in davos today on bloomberg television. i have to say today was the appetizer. tomorrow is the real deal, fantastic guests lined up the next few days. joining us to tell what we should expect, bloomberg's one and only francine lacqua. talk me through tomorrow. how good is it going to be? francine: tomorrow is when the main event kicks. we have exclusive interviews today and a ceremony this evening called the crystal awards with the president of the world economic forum kicks it all. it is really tomorrow that we get to work. there is a number of panels and there is always the cynical icam mindful -- 7:00 a.m. mindful session, which bloomberg employees never get to but we really all should. and a session on the cost of living

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kron four's philippe gaulle explains why. >> one of the 8 antioch police officers under investigation by the fbi and contra costa county district attorney's office resigned last month. that's according to mayor lamar thorpe and police chief doctor steven ford is also 2 confirmed during a news conference at city hall thursday that the remaining 7 officers are still on paid administrative leave were fully cooperate with the fbi investigation, ensuring that provide the information that the fbi needs. >> in order to bree whoever needs to be brought to justice source familiar with the investigation who spoke on background says the joint investigation. >> could be wrapping up soon with indictments, forthcoming among the accusations facing the officers is misuse of the canine program and abuse of department issued cell phones. we've always had a challenge in the city of antioch with hiring police officers that that isn't anything new. the fbi investigation didn't help. mayor thorpe says there are currently 98 sworn officers on the force. that is 17 shy of the 115 positions that are authorize

. >> philipp hildebrand says investors betting the central banks will ease up on rate hikes have got wrong. speaking to us exclusively at davis he said policymakers site inflation continues on the downward path. >> very much so. i think inflation is going to drop very quickly. in fact, i think many of us will be surprised at how quickly it will fall. the problem is it will fall very quickly. that will be the easy part and then it will get very difficult to get it to price stability but at the moment i think the initial phase will be a very rapid decline. >> what does it mean for central banks? when you lay this out beautifully in your world outlook, if you are a central-bank, even if you are the fed do you have to be more careful in how you manage this from now until the summer? >> i think the central banks are going to continue under tightening path. they are going to be very careful, very focused on not losing the long-term inflation expectation anchor. i think we will see, i don't see any chance of easing this year i think the market has that wrong. they are going to make sure tha

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and philippe shows us. >> where crews and residents are cleaning up. having lived alone, aspera drive off marsh creek road in unincorporated contra. costa county for 28 years. tim ward keeps a shovel handy, especially during make it fun. so bad. sometimes we're stuck in here 3, 4, days. sometimes that was the case weekend flooded the water subsided monday and he is entering as much debris as possible. >> weather to the point where we all know what we can't cross. >> you know, living here that long. so it's a little bit of a chart of the night here, you know, between the fires in the floods. this is part of them in the country. the spirit drive rest speaking deer valley and morgan territory. roads off marsh creek road. >> and east county area shut down by the contra costa county. public works department. are riding up and down the roadway. clearing rocks and mud from slides. and in this case using a large backing device to clear debris from ditches blocking drain pipes. >> by doing this, the water that falls into the ditch won't stay in the ditch or on

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> zone forecast with a live look at the traffic backing up at the bay bridge toll plaza friday night. people want to go into the city and play a little bit. yeah. kind of a typical friday night scene chief meteorologist lawrence karnow sarah lawrence the weekend. so bringing changes yeah, weekend upon us. and now we're looking at the return of some wintry weather. it doesn't look like a big storm headed our way. but >> a much colder temperatures going to roll in with a chance of showers. i think as we get into sunday so what a change we even today, you could feel the change in the air that on shore wind kicking in brought much cooler temperatures along the coastline. some dropping over 10 patchy fog on the bay right now on the chopping a side of that change underway right now. in fact, overnight tonight, couple patches of fog that i think we're going to see a little bit of a northerly wind again kicking in a chilly temperatures. tomorrow should be mostly sunny. it will be cooler and breezy by the afternoon and then late saturday night into sunday. t

kron four's philippe djegal tells us the tree is finally being removed. >> you can see. >> this tree just uprooted and destroyed the house. the eucalyptus tree toppled over into the master bedroom. while the couple living here was sound asleep with crush the back into the house >> they did it actually. one of with the head of beams right to the head to head of the event and almost killed weather and >> certified arborist and owner of trees dot com. alex, your most says fortunately, the couple was not they have been staying in a hotel while working through insurance issues. on friday. finally got the go ahead to have the tree on parker avenue in the oakland and into anything wrong. they just kind of they were just lucky enough to. witness this event and lived to tell a story. this job is too big for one company. yum u.s., evaluate the situation and believes the healthy pree. >> because the soil is saturated. and tree suffered from girling routes. nothing anyone can spot the naked eye about hiring a professional to be some big one. the trees getting good old, its roots, the roots itsel

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> take a look at this. some video out of her you can see crews are working to clear a major roadway there. a sinkhole opened up 2 days ago. this is on the shoulder of moraga road where the major cross streets through town right now. only one lane is open for both directions. city officials say expect delays and try to avoid that area if possible. in about 6 weeks. famous bay bridge lights will go dark and the nonprofit behind that art installation says that the hardware is starting to fail and the group is hoping that billions of dollars in donations will allow them to reinstall the one of a kind display. >> kron four's noelle bellow reports. >> and in >> what what the bay bridge look like without its iconic twinkling march 5th, the bay area. we'll find out the hardware is failing. >> it's actually fairly at a rate faster than we can cost effectively keep up. then davis is the founder of eliminate san francisco arts nonprofit create flight filled public art. and after 10 years of dazzling bay area, resident

philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> after a particularly wet start to the new year. the california geological survey says the state has seen nearly 600 landslides since december. 30th, according to this map, shared by the agency, the hardest hit areas are shown in dark blue. you can see areas the mest that included the bay area, central california near fresno and southern california near venture were out of that map. but do you see some of the mudslides that have closed down roadways while others have damaged or destroyed homes. >> all right. taking a live look here at storm tracker. 4 radar rain is moving into the bay. sonoma and napa solano moran, all seeing scattered showers. the rest of the bay area will get in on the action in the coming hours talking about those trees and mudslides, the ground is still saturated before any of this additional right? conference chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to tell us which areas are going to get will they get hit hard? yeah. you know, ordinarily a storm like this, really not a big deal. we're talking maybe a half an i

philipp: there will be opportunities, not least in credit and short-term bonds. a very different outlook when you look at where interest rates are. for long-term investors, many opportunities in that space for equities -- in that space. for equities, until we know what banks will do with the residual pace, from 4% down to 2% there will be challenges around equity markets, so some of the enthusiasm right now with this notion that the central banks could ease again imminently, i suspect that is premature. i still see some volatility going forward until we know how the central banks will handle this difficult trade-off they face. rishaad: blackrock's philipp hildebrand therapeutic here are some of the -- hilderbrand there . here are some of the people we will be having interviews with, keeping you up-to-date on the news out of this week. ♪ st time you hit this note... ( screams in joy) save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. yvonne:

kron four's philippe shuck all explains why. >> by the end of the month, in a continued effort to build trust with the community. while officers in his department are under federal investigation. antioch police doctor steven ford says he is launching a community engagement unit which will focus on building relationships through outreach are also creating a newly formed criminal investigations unit which will be intelligence lead and intentional on addressing our most violent offenders. chief ford and mayor lamar thorpe spoke during a news conference at city hall thursday. updating the public on where the joint fbi and contra costa county district attorney's office's investigation into a patrol officers standing side of the 8 officers that are currently under fbi investigation. one is no longer with the antioch police department. and we continue to work at to ensure that we free up those slots. >> so we can continue the hiring process. the mayor later clarified the officer resigned last month. the other 7 remain on paid administrative leave. >> among the accusations facing the officers i

kron four's philippe de gaulle reports from clayton. >> where what seemed like a routine call for leaningree resulted in a police response and a road closure. >> the sand over here past certified arborist alex cobb saturday to remove a pine tree leaning against their fence. but it's the adjacent redwood tree that right? arrived on scene. i've never been this scared in my life in the strengthening. when young trees dot com, notice the base of the redwood was shifting signaling a fall was imminent. you're looking at the replay of the tree. >> flexing under wind gust. see most had the concerned and responsible homeowners called the clayton police department officers and public works responded to quickly keep cars crane on its way. going to come in here, hopefully set up in the neighbor's yard. start taking this thing piece by piece. so we avoid it. >> so we anything with. >> hamilton tree service was phoned in to use their claw machine remotely operated that grabs and cuts trees down with an attached. chainsaw, eliminating the need for a person actually climb and tear down troubled trees in

philippe reports for us tonight. city and county officials are considering their next steps. >> shifting debris and damage from a red tag home on cedar lane in orinda lead city and contra costa county building inspectors and upgrade the neighboring house from a yellow tag to a red tag saturday night. meaning no one is allowed on the property. both families are displaced and they're in a >> temporary. housing and other locations and the the path forward is going to pick while and i'm on certain exactly what that looks like. a sliding home which forced the street closure last wednesday has caused the spectacle unwelcomed by neighbors who say has drawn out of towners into their quiet neighborhood. >> an attempt to enter the properties in question are first and foremost concern is public safety and the health and safety are residents. there have nobody in this incident. we hope to keep it. that was still acting city managers does. alessio says building inspectors are exploring all options to mitigate the problem. it's un

kron four's philippe djegal met with one woman who believe still have to gut and remodel her whole house. >> gloria full-forward pulls up the last of the carpet left in her home. all of it thrown out due to flood damage. so water was all contaminated. anything that got wet at all. >> hasta go. her friends and neighbors in livermore are helping out lending her fans and blowers to drive the house and galloway street. >> board says this is the first time in 26 years. flood waters entered her home. no flood insurance. nobody here has flood insurance because we weren't in the flood zone. that changed early monday morning when full ford says the city's storm drains clogged up flooding the streets. she says it took a full day for public works crews to dislodge the debris and clear the drains. the water receded quickly, but not before flooding. a few homes including hers. all the flooring. >> everything has to come out the cabinet half to come out the bathroom past get it. the house has to be good and then because the water he's with on the exterior was may.e about 3 feet. of the drywall and eve

kron four's philippe de gaulle has more on what she had to say. >> back in the bay area outside city hall saturday. oakland mayor shane tao says she was in washington, d.c., thursday when she and the city administrator decided to place least 8 more on armstrong for unpaid administrative leave, putting him on paid administrative leave is not intended to be punitive. >> just like any other investigation. when officers an investigation, they are put on paid administrative leave. and so for in this situation, we're still awaiting for more documents. it is our understanding that there are more documents. it will be arriving soon. and so until we have the full picture to review, i cannot skate can tell you that there has been a decision made. the move was made after a law firm hired by the city last year released an independent report detailing one police sergeants alleged misconduct. >> and the department's internal affairs divisions mishandling of his investigations. the sergeant is accused of leaving the scene of a hit and run collision while driving a patrol car back in 2021. and then

we hope to keep it that way in orinda philippe djegal all kron 4 news. let's get a check on our weather forecast for the midweek. looking at the san mateo bridge, which is very busy at this hour. everybody's out driving right now, lawrence, i know what's going on, but at least you're not dealing with some bad weather. yeah, you know, we really need to break. you see from videos of some of those slides and >> issues with some of home still coming down, possibly so. get a nice break. some spring-like weather around the bay area. now that's gonna last a little bit longer. but now. >> starting to see some changes on the horizon. probably gonna start get back some wet weather. maybe as early as this weekend. so out there tonight, kind of an interesting day today. it was warm around a good part of the bay area. you can see the big ship running right underneath the golden gate bridge right now, clear skies out of the bridge. no fog to speak of there. as we look to the night tonight, still going to be a little bit chilly in some spots inland, but not quite as co

. >> our kron four's philippe reports the passengers were loaded onto a rescue train hours later. >> more than 4 hours after their altamonte corridor express train got stuck in the mud slide in niles canyon tuesday morning around 220 passengers. >> so it's public train stopped and routes just a little bumpy that. so it was like a juror. yeah, definitely injured in a swale spokesperson says it does not appear that rain incurred any damage. union pacific closed the tracks while crews cleaned up. it was determined not 0, up. it was determined not 0, 7, whic that follows? >> 0, 5, would be utilized to rescue passengers from a 0, 5, and bring them back to pleasanton. the alameda county fire department is one of the agencies that responded. >> division chief randall west says the accident could have been we are very fortunate due to all the when the rain and the weather that has happened over the last few weeks. imagine that that must lie with the actually impacted that one of those trains and wanted cars jayson actually push that and in the creek. passengers taking the ordeal in stride, g

pretty busy kron four's philippe reports from clayton. take a look. >> the sand oter here past clients call certified arborist alex saturday to remove a pine tree leaning against their fence. but it's the adjacent redwood tree that right. when he arrived on scene. i've never been this scared in my life in the strengthening wind, trees dot com. notice the base of the redwood was shifting signaling a fall was imminent. you're looking at the replay of the tree. >> flexing under wind gust. see most had the concerned and responsible homeowners called the clayton police department. >> officers and public works responded to quickly keep cars crane on its way. going to come in here. hopefully setup in the neighbor's yard. start taking this thing piece by piece. so we avoid it. >> so we've won anything. >> hamilton tree service was phoned in to use their machine remotely operated. that wraps and cuts trees down with an attached. chainsaw, eliminating the need for a person actually climb and tear down troubled trees in this case, both the leaning p

if you underestimate the depth of flood waters, you could get stuffed in alameda county, philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> well, in some other news, a fire kills 2 pets and displaces 2 people in petaluma. the fire broke out on petaluma boulevard north friday afternoon. put a little fire, says smoke and flames were coming from the second story. a 3 story building. now the fire was contained within about 20 minutes. 2 residents were home at the time, but they were able to escape along with 2 of their pets. unfortunately, the other 2 pets, a dog and a guinea pig died after resuscitation efforts failed. now the building was declared uninhabitable by city building inspector. the cause of that fire still being looked into. on saturday. governor newsom honor a southern california deputy who was shot and killed in the line of duty. riverside, deputy darnell calhoun was first on scene. a reported disturbance last weekend in lake elsinore. a second deputy later showing up finding calhoun wounded. that's when he confronted that suspect in a shootout. calhoun later died from his injuries at the hospi

kuleba wrote on his twitter the ukrainian conflict is destroying the french economy , economist philippe said in an interview with west france. according to him , the provision of multimillion-dollar financial assistance to kiev led to irreversible consequences for the country's economy, soaring energy prices exacerbate inflation. because of what banks have to in the short term, raise interest rates, as a result, economic growth should not be expected this year. on their internal problems, in particular in such areas as education and health care. economic problems hit and in germany, about 40% of german companies expect a reduction in business in 2023, reuters reports, citing a study by the german economic institute. , a particularly difficult situation in the construction sector threatens more than half of such firms. reducing production volumes. or 15% hopes to expand their business to the industrial sector the picture is not much better than the recession predicted by 39% of surveyed companies. an impressive arsenal confiscated from belarusians, a number of detentions in different reg

king philippe of spain and the german president. frank vall, to shy maya. it was a day of ceremonial, pomp and celebration. but now leave the faces of bulging in tray. of rebuilding environmental credibility, tackling soaring gun violence, reuniting a deeply divided nation. some cow is a journalist in brazil. he told us what we could expect from a 3rd level of presidency. the 1st priority of the government, as we know, is to basically, and in their own words, to rescue 3 medium brazilians, which are suffering in extreme poverty. why now are suffering with hunger crisis. this 33000000 brazilians right now that you're going hungry. this is the 1st priority of the looted government. the 2nd medium, privacy of the government is to crack down on environmental crime and deforestation . in the amazon region in brazil, this environmental crime and deforestation going to lot was in recent years, organized crime groups of consolidated themselves in the region. and then the 3rd priority of the government, you know, the long term priority over the school year is to ret

king philippe of spain and the german president frank vall, to shy maya it was a day of ceremonial, pomp and celebration. but now lead a face is a bulging in tray. of rebuilding environmental credibility, tackling soaring, gung violence, and re uniting a deeply divided nation or some cow. he is a journalist in brazil and he told us what we could expect from lola's 3rd presidency blue. first priority of the lula government, as we know, is to basically, and in their own was to rescue 33000000 brazilians, which are suffering in extreme poverty right now. are suffering with hunger crisis . the 3000000 brazilians right now that's going hungry. this is the 1st priority of diluted government. the 2nd medium priority of balloon government is cracked down on the environment of crime and deforestation. in the amazon region in brazil, this is environmental crime. and the recitation going to lot was in recent years, organized crime groups consult themselves in the region. and then the 3rd priority of the little government, you know, the long term priority over these 4 years is to return brazil, the

rain is bringing in business for tree arborist and also keeping first responders busy kron four's philippe djegal reports from clayton. >> the sand over here past clients. gold certified arborist alex saturday to remove a pine tree leaning against their fence. but it's the adjacent redwood tree that right? when he arrived on scene. i've never been this scared in my life in the strengthening. when young was, trees dot com noticed the base of the redwood was shifting, signaling a fall was imminent. you're looking at the replay. do the tree. >> flexing under wind gust. see most had the concerned and responsible homeowners called the clayton police department officers and public works responded to quickly keep cars crane on its way. going to come in here, hopefully set up in the neighbor's yard. start taking this thing piece by piece. so we avoid it. >> so we anything. >> hamilton tree service was phoned in to use their machine remotely operated. that wraps and cuts trees down with an attached. chainsaw, eliminating the need for a person actually climb and tear down trouble trees in this case,

philipps estÁ en el ojo del huracÁn porque en un dÍa se habrÍan producido hasta seis peleas entre estudiantesntes. >>> preocupa el hecho de la inseguridad que se estÁ presentando y las peleas que se dan entre los estudiantes y si se mete la policÍa se supone es mÁs grave. >>> y en condado orange se dicen preocupados porque en otros centros educativos tambiÉn se vieron hechos de violencia y alegan que la situaciÓn se estÁ saliendo de control. >>> y autoridades de condado contracosta piden a los afectados por tormentas llenen un formulario para recibir asistencia, deben incluir sus datos, muy importante que la fecha lÍmite para aplicar para este proceso es el martes 31 de enero, para mÁs detalles en la pÁgina web en pantalla. (informaciÓn en pantalla) >>> y atenciÓn amantes del espacio, resulta que esta semana un cometa recientemente descubierto de apariencia color verde, pasarÁ cerca de la tierra a unas 26 millones de millas de distancia. >>> y con esto vamos a revisar el pronÓstico del tiempo en el Área de la bahÍa con cynthia pimentel porque continÚa la alerta por temperaturas congelantes pa

one day at a time. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> following the weeks of stormy weather that cause havoc in california. san francisco's acting asking people to fill out a storm damage. survey to help tally the financial toll. the survey will gather information on all storm related property damage, including flooding, landslides, mudslides, sinkholes, and fallen trees or power lines. the city will use the information to help get state and federal help for eligible residents. you can head to sf dot gov. and look under news to find the survey. coming up tonight on kron. 4 news today addressing the fentanyl crisis. a new proposal to try to provide an extra tool to keep students safe. >> but first, the community vigil for the victims of the mass shooting in half moon bay. >> and prayers. and prayers. my thoughts are. i don't think we're safe anywhere anymore. churches, schools, community centers. now. at nurseries where agricultural workers work. dance rooms. restaurants. schools. i will leave. sincerely number one in prayer. and so my prayer today is that there will be a collecti

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, it could still be weeks or months before she's able to move back in. >> gloria full-forward is eating and sleeping better. now that the reality of her situation has settled and progress is being made on her flood damaged home. >> in livermore, springtime it. >> 18 inches of drywall pulled out due to the water whipping up the walls. when we met before last week she was ripping up some turkey and preparing the drywall removal. >> and neighbors and friends have helped her terrible things out. the danger, the mold, i think is gone. >> so i'm a little bit more relaxed without said she does not live in a designated flood zone and she come out of talking for all of the repairs and eventual renovation. >> though she is hoping either federal, state or local dollars could be available since the governor and city declared emergencies due to the recent storms team or walk through the couple days ago. >> not sure what's going to happen because they set a certain percentage. had to affect it. not just a home here at home. >> continues to remove everything f

philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> these pictures tweeted out by mill valley police department. they say a tree came down on marion avenue at monte vista earlier today pg and e was on scene working to fix any power lines that have come down with that tree. people were being asked to use alternate routes there in mill valley. we do want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at coit tower tonight. i do believe it's changing colors, red and gold for forty-niners as that. there it goes. haha waiting for it. meteorologist rodriguez is standing by. doesn't really look like too much. rain is falling in the city right now. yeah. this is aound one that's now starting to exit the bay area. around to that. alright sunday night and really peaking in intensity monday morning. so plan ahead for your monday morning commute. i know it's a long holiday weekend, but many of you do have to head to work and we are tracking some pretty poor conditions as far as >> driving conditions for your monday morning drive. so just plan ahead. but right now we are seeing dryer conditio

by carefully. >> you underestimate the depth of flood waters could get stuff in alameda county, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> with that, we want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. this is a live look at the embarcadero tonight. pretty quiet out there. not a lot of foot traffic after the rains we saw earlier a finally, we're starting to potentially see the light at the end of the tunnel of us, right? yeah, we have one more atmospheric river to go. that one set to arrive sunday night through monday morning. but then >> we are going to notice by the 2nd half of next week. a break from all of this wet weather. words going to last for more than a day. so let's take a look at radar for right now. starting to dry out along the bay area coastline. but there are still some pockets of moderate downpours over or end up even with the walnut creek, concord area, just north of allay, you are noticing some widespread moderate showers drying out for now. for those of you along golden gate bridge and we actually saw some severe weather with thunder and lightning that actually hit the brid

it's raining. >> and conditions may still we're seeing in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> people making their way to tahoe for the three-day weekend with birthday, the holiday monday, they are not getting there quickly. rain in some parts of her trips know as they get up to the mountains. this is interstate 80 earlier today at donner summit where it was just a mess. they closed 80 in both directions for a while back open now. but the chp is straight up. discouraging people from driving there this weekend. they say you might not even be able to get home. but some people say, hey, we're going to go anyway. we're not worried. >> i have 4 wheel drive. it's a nice trez worse. can it try it out? >> and we're excited about the weather. so. >> i stress the chp also reminds drivers to make sure your vehicle is in good working order, meaning checking things like your tires. if you're going need chains, see you want them before you leave the house and the sledding is fun we've got to get their yeah. and this is why you need to check out the basics. their cause are tahoe expert kev

kron four's philippe djegal has more on what she had to say. >> back in the bay area outside city hall saturday. oakland mayor shane tao says she was in washington, d.c., thursday when she and the city administrator decided to place least more on armstrong for unpaid administrative leave, putting him on paid administrative leave is not intended to be punitive. >> just like any other investigation. when officers an investigation, they are put on paid administrative leave. and so for in this sttuation, we're still awaiting for more documents. it is our understanding that there are more documents. it will be arriving soon. and so until we have the full picture to review, i cannot skate can tell you that there has been a decision made. the move was made after a law firm hired by the city last year released an independent report detailing one police sergeants alleged misconduct. >> and the department's internal affairs divisions mishandling of his investigations. the sergeant is accused of leaving the scene of a hit and run collision while driving a patrol car back in 2021. and then a year

philippe djegal takes a look at that. >> gloria full-forward pulls up the last of the carpet left in her home. all of it thrown out due to flood damage. so water was all contaminated. anything that got wet at all. >> past ago, her friends and neighbors in livermore are helping out lending her fans and blowers to drive the house and galloway street. >> board says this is the first time in 26 years. flood waters entered her home. no flood insurance. nobody here has flood insurance because we weren't in the flood zone. that changed early monday morning when full ford says the city's storm drains clogged up flooding the streets. she says it took a full day for public works crews to dislodge the debris and clear the drains. the water receded quickly, but not before flooding. a few homes including hers. all the flooring. >> everything has to come out. the cabinet have to come out the bathroom past get it. the house has to be good. and then because the water he's with on the exterior was maybe about 3 feet. of the drywall and everything has to be pulled out the whole house and the rest of t

philippe djegal, all kron. 4 >> other news now, police in menlo park say 4 people have been charged in a retail theft ring. safeway employees called police yesterday reporting a group was in the store, clearing things off the shelves. state told police it 4 people then drove across the street to a big 5 sporting goods store where witnesses say they grabbed lots of clothing and left in the same car, a red chrysler. they were later spotted and arrested. police found items from at least 6 different stores. they also found drugs in credit card skimming machines. >> new at 9 bart police are asking for your help in finding these 2 people they say were involved in an aggravated assault. the richmond bart station, police say it happened on january. second about 2.30, in the afternoon. anybody with information is being asked to call the bart police department. the oakland animal shelters dealing with a big problem. lots of big dogs and just not enough room dog in take. it's been increasing over the past several months in 2022. oakland, animal services took in 555 more dogs compared to the same

philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> with that, we want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. this is a live look at sfo tonight. see a plane taxiing there, but it is a very wet runway and it will be that way again. tomorrow night. memories of rodriguez's has more on our rain chances over the next couple days. yeah, we're tracking our first atmospheric river for this long holiday weekend. slowly but surely starting to exit the bay area. so let's take a look at radar for because we are noticing some light scattered hit or miss showers. but it's really in the east bay that we are seeing some moderate downpours, especially for those of you over danville, along 6.80, please drive safely for your saturday night drive. and even throughout the eastern portions of contra costa, brentwood, discovery bay and even oakley years starting to notice the bulk of that moisture with those moderate showers out there right now this evening. but starting to see that drying trend along golden gate bridge actually got struck by lightning earlier today because of that severe weather with pop-up thund

kron four's philippe djegal takes a look at there. >> from 7 o'clock in the morning through the afternoon to one pothole after another contra costa county public works. crews identify is now that flood waters have washed off. the were eliminating hazards along our roadways to make them safe on thursday, this focused on bixler road in discovery bay. and manager chris lau says some of these potholes are new. others are old and expanded following the were using asphalt material called cut back >> it's a material that with rocked an oil filling a pothole compacting and rolling in this work is considered routine maintenance but operations pick up during the winter time when the rain weakens the roads. >> we were sending me for our roadways. is water and so water can infiltrate into our cracks and crevices in our payments and go down into the foundation of the road and cause softening of our base and and one vehicles roll over it constantly pumps. that's the roadway. and each areas are >> lau says cutback is a temporary fix that should last through the winter season or longer. we're permanent r

kron four's philippe djegal reports on the recovery effort. there. >> gloria full-forward is eating and sleeping better. now that the reality of her situation has settled in and progress is being made on her flood damaged home. >> in livermore, springtime it. >> 18 inches of drywall pulled out due to the water whipping up the walls. when we met full ford last week, she was ripping up some turkey and preparing to drive wall removal. >> and neighbors and friends have helped her terrible things out. the danger, the mold, i think is gone. >> so i'm a little bit more relaxed without said she does not live in a designated flood zone and she has come out of talking all the repairs and eventual renovation, though. she is hoping either federal, state or local dollars could be available since the governor and city declared emergencies due to the recent storms team or walk through the couple days ago. >> i'm not sure what's going to happen because they set a certain percentage. had to affected. not just a home here at home. >> continues to remove everyth

some are even bigger kron four's philippe djegal takes a look. >> from 7 o'clock in the morning through the afternoon tending to one pothole after another contra costa county public works. crews identify is now that flood waters have washed off. the roads were eliminating hazards. >> along our roadways to make them safe. on thursday. this green focused on bixler road in discovery bay. >> and manager chris lau says some of these potholes are new. others are old and expanded following the were using asphalt material called cut back >> it's a material that with rocked an oil filling a pothole >> and compacting and rolling in this work is considered routine maintenance but operations pick up during the winter time when the rain weakens the roads. >> we were sending me for our roadways. is water and so water can infiltrate into our cracks and crevices in our payments and go down into the foundation of the road and cause softening of our base and and one vehicles rollover at it constantly pumps. that's the the roadway. and each areas are >> lau says cut back is a temporary fix that should las

if you underestimate the depth of flood waters, you could get stuffed in alameda county, philippe djegal kron. 4 >> and in san mateo highway, 92 there near half moon bay is partially reopen. >> but the sill a sinkhole still that problem and open up on thursday in the westbound direction. they don't know when they're going to the westbound direction. open, but at least they open the other side. they got a lot of work to do because looks like a big hot tub to make. >> a woman has died. she was jogging in golden gate park in san francisco on a tree fell on her. it was about 5 in the evening saturday near 30th avenue and jfk boulevard in golden gate park. this woman in her 7 were about 70 years old and she was jogging. they found her with head trauma next to a big tree branch and firefighters tried to save or but she was pronounced dead at the scene. well, we have an investigation under way now after a body was discovered in the waters right near the santa school ferry building. >> sfpd and san francisco fire got the call at about 10 o'clock saturday morning. witnesses say they found a body

kron four's philippe gaulle gives us a closer look. >> saturated hillsides causing hazards on roadways. this landslide along foothill road in blocking one lane. >> in town on main street turnbull and his wife, renee cleaning up where they can. we want to make sure that in the next when the next rains come that the water will flow off of main street than not. turnbull says his town may be e here during inclement weather. he hopes elected leaders provide resources for those incurring damage. we've got people with flooded basements. we're going to need help from pleasanton sunol road in some old canyon road in fremont. niles canyon road is shut down indefinitely. >> caltrans crews are busy clearing catch basins. so water flows freely into alameda creek. the agency says it will reassess the road conditions over the next few days, say away from it. >> because weather like this year, a predictable floods can come on top. you did before and you hit that. you've got tree branches logs, whatever. here's a good chance that whatever is rushing down, the creek could make it on the road. if you liv

in the east bay, niles canyon road is again off limits to drivers as kron four's philippe djegal reports we've of brock landslides are all making the roads dangerous. >> saturated hillsides causing hazards on roadways. this landslide along foothill road in blocking one lane. >> in town on main street and return bowl and his wife renee cleaning up where they can. we want to make sure that in the next when the next rains come that the water will flow off of main street than not. turnbull says his town may be small, but family struggle here during inclement weather. he hopes elected leaders provide resources for those incurring damage. we've got people with flooded basements. we're going to need help from pleasanton sunol road in some old canyon road in fremont. niles canyon road is shut down indefinitely. >> caltrans crews are busy clearing catch basins. so water flows freely into alameda creek. the agency says it will reassess the road conditions over the next few days. stay away from it. >> because weather like this year, a predictable floods can come on top. you did before and you hit y

off-limits drivers as kron four's philippe djegal reports they're dealing with mudslides, rockslides, landslides, all of it making the roads dangerous. >> hazards on roadways. this landslide along foothill road in blocking one lane. >> in town on main street turnbull and his wife, renee cleaning up where they can. we want to make sure that in the next when the next rains come that the water will flow off of main street than not. turnbull says his town may be small, but family struggle here during inclement weather. he hopes elected leaders provide resources for those incurring damage. we've got people with flooded basements. we're going to need help from pleasanton sunol road in some old canyon road in fremont. niles canyon road is shut down indefinitely. >> caltrans crews are busy clearing catch basins. so water flows freely into alameda creek. the agency says it will reassess the road conditions over the next few days. stay away from it. >> because weather like this year, a predictable floods can come on top. you did before and you hit that. you've got tree branches logs, whatever.

kron four's philippe djegal shows us the damage there. >> howling winds up through the 100 foot cedar tree landing on sandy peters's home early tuesday morning. i thought we're having an earthquake. the crash on sunday court in woman sandy and her husband who were sound asleep. the tree fell from her neighbor's property onto her roof, but never made it inside her house. it looks like our teams on this awning saved their roof. peters called the fire department responding crew immediately expressed concern about the leaning cedar next to the one that fell down. it was ready to fall at any minute. an arborist was called in to evaluate the situation. hamilton tree sermice was also dispatched both if you think it might over now is the time to >> before does a lot. i mean. well, sure. and pay for it after it over, but not before. but hey, it looks like it's going to lower against all of the neighbors. heard the tree go down, thinking it fell on their home. i'm >> sorry for the people. facts and it could have been asked and i'm grateful that it is a neighbor who was responsible for the trees

. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. take a live look outside. see how things are shaking up a case. cameras not to block by it looks nice and clear the ball it's not lawrence is here with is a friday. get away forecast. yeah. a lot of folks getting about get ready for the weekend. and yeah, i'm not a bad day to travel around the state, although by sunday start to deal with the chance of some showers across the state and snow. >> in the high country looking out towards sfo. see couple patches of fog there where san bruno mountain, no delays being reported at sfo, oakland or san jose. this evening. let's get a forecast of the monterey bay will be cool. their plan on highs in the 50's. maybe a couple patches of fog in the morning that breezy and cool into the afternoon. southern california. fine. a little sunshine there. the temperatures going to be fairly cool, though, 50's and some 60's after they had some this past week as well. and the high country got to be careful traveling up there. i think tomorrow you're okay. temperatures going to be hove

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philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> well, san francisco has a reputation for having never ending series of car break-ins. it seems like we're doing the story all the time all the time. all over the city this week. the cal, neighborhood has seen the worst of it. kron four's dan kerman takes us there. broken car windows is what kohala residents woke up to a long filbert street monday morning. >> with nearly 2 dozen vehicle break-ins in the area, i was just shocked to cease shattered glass. all over patrician issue. moto shot these photos monday morning. i don't feel. especially at night, especially after something like this happens, it kind of triggers off again. at you better. remember, be careful. >> wednesday afternoon, the smashed cars were no longer in sight, but the broken glass was easy to spot along filbert near steiner united. it's getting worse and i think it's happening more in this neighborhood than it has in the past. and that is the more to be done and actually stop it when something happens immediately. when i moved here is like i wanted that underground parking under my it

if you underestimate the depth of flood waters, you could get stuffed in alameda county, philippe djegal all kron. 4 in san mateo county. the chp partially was able to open highway 92 near half moon bay >> not the side that this sinkhole is on the south, end up on thursday and the westbound direction. so they're still >> not given us an estimate on when that's going to be all fixed. it looks like that's a pretty deep involved. problem that they have to fix their. but at least they got one side open. and this was sudden and tragic for a jogger and golden gate park. she died when a tree hit her. the woman was jogging around 5 in the evening saturday near 30th avenue in jfk boulevard in golden gate park in san francisco. she's about 7 years old and she was found with head trauma next to a big tree branch that came down. firefighters tried to save her, but they were unable and she died at the scene. >> investigation is also underway right now into a body that was discovered in the water near the san francisco ferry building. sfpd and san francisco fire got the call at about 10 o'clock saturd