and just reported on piedmont, not far from oakland. . >> proximity is everything. a lot of people felt it, it was in the center of the high population center. at 2.9, that's a small earthquake. there's no reports of any damage from this. just to put a little perspective, the usgs takes reports. did you feel it? you could go on their website and they kind of plot it on a map. it's color coded. light shades of blue means it was felt lightly. i'll get out of the way. it's certainly up in the east bay hills. plenty in the city having felt this. this is notable because of its location. it's also notable, as it began in the most earthquake fault in the bay area. not the san andreas but the haywood. this is the fault that goes to the population center. it's the fault that's most overdue for the next significant earthquake. thankfully, this was not it. this has nothing to do with delaying it at all. it's hayward doing what it does. letting off a little steam. that covers one aspect of today's story. the other one is related to the fire. and take a look at the view from tod

piedmont boutique carries shirts, pants, skirts. jackets, jewelry, wigs, hats and costumes for any occasion attracting a diverse group of patrons from san francisco the bay area and beyond. its clothing and accessory are made up of products that are manufactured in the united states. and that are designed by the business itself. piedmont boutique has been the chosen out fitter of the gay men's chorus. san francisco opera, sisters of perpetual and the court of san francisco to name a few. >> a feature of the store front are the legs wearing fish nets and red high heels from a second story window above the store front installed in 1995. core tradition the business must maintain is clothing store. >> item 2c is po plus. the business is a retail, shipping mail box rental and business services store opened in 1982. where custody yers subelement home offices noterize documents and buy gifts. >> one of the oldest lbgtq owned and operated businesses in the castro, they not only provide neighborhood services but crashes to the 7s community a

a a 2.9 earthquake rattled piedmont around 10:30 last night. viewers reported feeling it all of the way to san francio san francisco. for more on this earthquake, first alert meteorologist jessica burch is joining us . >> so far nothing extreme. i've been keeping a close eye on that. we have the ground covered . as we extend into this afternoon, it is a very strong marine layer that we are dealing are dealing with right now. it looks like this is going to stik around for a little longer. we have the gloomy side and then the sunnier side into the aftern the afternoon. this is a typical www.kpix.com us , but let's take a look at the daytim. daytime highs. extending into te next couple of days, we are going to pull down a lot. for now, back over to you. >> thank you so much, jessica. > >> we are going to start with the murder of 8-year-old sophia mason and her mother's boyfriend boyfriend dhante jackson was taken into authority . >> is evidence showing sophia mason was the victim of continuous physical abuse . sophia mason was forced to live in th

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it was a magnitude 2.9 eare just north of piedmont. we are keeping a close eye on that here here in the weather center. lets take our eyes to the skies real fast. extending into this afternoon, we are only dealing with 80s off in the eastland hills. last week, like i said ae beginning, last week at this tie we were dealing with record breg numbers. triple-digits in the hill, even up into the north bay bay and south bay. now just 70s and 80s and even getting cooler as we extend into the next couple of days. about 10 degrees degrees cooler just by tomorrowl talk about why that is happening is happening in a bit. but for w our air quality index is still sitting in a moderate section. t looking good now, but it is goig to start changing as we head into the afternoon, as an onshoe flow brings in nice, pacific cool air, giving us fresh air cd to what we were dealing with the plume mixing up in northern cal. we'll talk more about that in jt a bit. for now over to you, joc. >> reporter: hey jess, a crash r in vallejo. you can see the numr 4 la

that pushed its way in just norh of piedmont last night around 10:00.f you woke woke up to it at home as we extend into this morning, let's take our eyes to the sky now. tt is what we keep a close eye on when it come to the air quality index. right now we are having an air quality problem from theo fire. the winds are starting to change direction for us. into this work week a pacific breeze pushing in, giving us more clear clear air. it will turn green into the afternoon. let's look at the wind gusts though. as we extend into the 5:00 hour, notie how the whole map lights up. ard 30 miles per hour wind gusts exd near san francisco this afternoon. lighter conditions near napa. so last week around this time, we were forecasting daytime highs record breaking a, right? well today that is not the case. and high pressure was the big reason why we were dealing with regard breaking numbers. the high pressure also dries us up. look at this. the e layer is back. due to the fact that the huge heat dome is officially gone. we are seeing that layer last for us just a

piedmont lithium manufacturing factory in tennessee. another first solar factory to build solar panels and a sparks battery plant in west virginia. that's on the jobs side. let's talk about the consumer side. families in a position to lower their utility bills increasing efficiency so their homes use less energy and powering their homes with cleaner renewable energy for sources and the fact is the tax credit in a number of you have been asking about that, they kick in in january so the point is in a matter of a few weeks, you are going to see homeowners as well as businesses benefit. the bottom line is what we set out to do years ago. that is to show that averting the climate catastrophe while creating good paying jobs and lowering cost to consumers, they're not mutually exclusive. we can do both. that's the democratic record of actual producing results and producing them now. >> thank you, senator wyden. >> lindsey graham's bill is yet another exam it will how out of touch the republicans are with issues that really matter to the ameri

on sunday, a 2.9 hit piedmont. and the biggest recently we saw you talking about on twitter and coming into our newsroom, a 4.4 quake in santa rosa, last night. night. that quake sent bottles crashing at an alcohol store. fs . firefighters responded to reports of people stuck in elevators and odors of gas. emergency officials say it's a reminder for all of us we got to to be prepared. >> the first thing you want to do is receive the alert, right? the best way to receive an alert alert in earthquake early warning would be to demo the my shake at. it is the biggest response app in the country that that can deliver you lifesaving seconds as we saw with the most recent quake. >> and they say the best thing you can do during an earthquake is to drop, cover, and hold on. > >> live overseas now to was mr. hall, where queen elizabeth lies lies in state. after a historic, historic procession, those who have come to pay their respects to the queen and history she represents, cbs reporter danya bacchus is live with more on th

s geological survey reports that the epicenter was just north of piedmont. about six miles deep.did feel it a little bit here in the studio. just a slight jolt. there are reports, people feeling it in emeryville. we've had no reports of any damage but just wanted to let you know a 2.9 earthquake just north of piedmont just rattle the bay area. alright still ahead tonight, a bay area native find yourself playing professional soccer team on a professional soccer team these days coming up the unusual path she took to live this dream and on this sunday night, we'll check back in with chief meteorologist bill martin. and look at that martin. and look at that workweek for have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says “spa day, all day.” but this tile says classic gone glam. and this modern look? it's sleek...yet chic. ok, i've got it. everything i need to pull

last thursday, a driver struck and killed at 35 year old man who was in the crosswalk at busy piedmont avenue and macarthur. the suspect fled the scene, but police made an arrest later. the next evening, a bicyclist was struck and killed by a vehicle driven by a gunshot victim trying to leave a crime scene in west auckland. it was the third traffic collision death in just two weeks. just hope sick. just it's awful helped start traffic violence response, a citizen group advocating for safer streets. the group organizes street vigils to raise awareness and demand safety improvements. we're just going to yell on the street corner. we're not going to get the work done, so we have to do both. we have to draw attention to the problem, and then we have to work on the problem with the city to get it done. jackson's family tells me that 83 year old patriarch leaves behind two children, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. they say he was a navy vet and longtime small business owner. i want her to go to prison period. ends are but. in addition to st vigils, organizers say they're meeti

, defense contained him well, much to the delight of course of coach julian nicholson on good is piedmont for nicholas. he played a good game, wanted sure you didn't score ago, which i'm happy about it all to my mom saw in the 1st half that he was dangerous. in the 2nd off we defended very well against him. i saw him shortly after the game and gave him a hug. i'm going on, but he's playing for another club now, and i have a lot of other players to take care of you. normally we can was. all right, let's take a look at some of the scores from tuesdays champions league group stage. now with buying winning to nell, they stay at the top of their group. another german club leave a cruise and had a good evening against the spanish side. they defeated athletic, co, madrid, and a 3rd german team frankfurt slipped past mar, say, were last year's champions. league runners up liverpool defeated. i x. all right, we're bringing you back to berlin now and to the cities state ballet which is known for its love of experimentation. it's thrilled on lucas in the past, by staging flash mobs that the city's m

the epicenter was about two miles north of piedmont, and about six miles deep. we did feel a slight jolt here in our oakland studios lasted just a couple of seconds. people also say they felt that the minor quake in san francisco, berkeley and emeryville, there are no reports of any damage. video coming to us tonight from the eldorado county sheriff's office shows how one deputy drove through burning sections of the sierra today to rescue an elderly couple from the mosquito fire. that deputy made it to the couple in time to get everyone, including their pets to safety. firefighters are slowly making progress in the firefight. containment is now up to 10% more than 46,000 acres have burned since tuesday. and while officials have not confirmed whether any homes have been destroyed, reporter erin heft as a closer look at some of the damage to property. mosquito fire burning last tuesday. threatening thousands of homes, but no tally yet on how many are now gone. damage assessments for the most part are delayed during wildfires because, well, most of the attention is

piedmont police are investigating racist graffiti spray. >> painted inside a restroom at a park. it happened at the linda beach playfield on linden avenue. police say that graffiti contain a hateful and racist message. the public works. department responded and painted over the graffiti. police say they're taking this incident seriously. and the department is asking the public to report any hateful messages. well, the citizens app is taking new steps in helping the ap. i community they offered about 20,000 free premium memberships and a new initiative they say is to help keep the community safe. kron four's gayle ong has that update. >> a new safety tool for the members of the ap. i community. the citizen app will be offering free premium access to asian americans in san francisco. the app lets residents report crimes in suspicious activities. it is partnering with the city's chinese american association chamber to offer the free service, the asian american community in san francisco. >> is a 3rd of the city. and in addition, citizen is used already by a 3rd of the bay area. and

it was centered around piedmont.ied as far away as san francisco and berkeley felt that shaking. >> it is a somber day in our country's history. remembrance ceremonies marking 21 years since america was attacked by terrorists on september 11th. in new york city, a moment of silence was observed commemorating the exact moments when the first plane struck the north tower of the world trade center. and in shanksville, pennsylvania, jill biden delivered a heart-felt speech at the flight 93 memorial. at the site where 24 passengers and a crew fought back against their hijackers, storming the cockpit and crashing the plane into fields. thwarting the attack. that plane was supposed to head to san francisco. on board, two men from here. >> reporter: during the ceremony tonight this september 11th memorial was unveiled honoring two los gatos residents as heroes. extraordinary acts on behalf of ordinary people. >> reporter: a reminder of the nearly 3,000 people killed during the september 11th attacks 21 years ago today. in th

investigators were able to recover $480,000 from a safe deposit box controlled by hicks, relatives, piedmont police are investigating racist graffiti, they say was spray painted inside a bathroom at a park in that city. it happened at the linda beach playfield on linda avenue. >> police say the graffiti contained a hateful and racist message was discovered last sunday by someone visiting the park. public works. department responded and painted over the graffiti. police department says it takes this incident seriously. he's asking the public to report any other hateful messages. stacy, now to our wildfire coverage this evening. the mosquito fire burning in placer county has grown to more than 49,000 acres. it is now 18% contained. >> evacuation orders have expanded because of the windy conditions in the area of the wildfire that has forced evacuations of both placer and el dorado counties. and we are also monitoring tonight, a new fire burning north of the mosquito fire, which is also and placer county is called the dutch fire is burning off of interstate 80 near does flat. caltrans has close

about 80 firefighters responded including the alameda county fire department and piedmont fire department. i did see a pga truck here about 7,000 customers did lose power mostly because of the flames. a nearby the homes now out of the 5 structures. 15 residents were displaced by the red cross is here on the scene. helping those residents. i did speak to one of the residents who rushed home from work. >> i got here. it was a a low key. and there. i told the guy so one of the firefighters allowed and >> i furniture out. whatever you do, >> now the people living in the surrounding homes nearby homes, they will be able to come home tonight. but those who are living in those impacted one of those were told as a vacant. >> both sides, one firefighter was sent to the hospital for a heat related injury there, right? no other. >> injuries reported at this time. the cause of the fire is under investigation crews should be here for the next hour or so and they will stay here and be on standby for any potential flare-ups. live in oakland, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> all right. thank you, gayle. and mo

geological survey says it was centered near piedmont.the man behind bars in connection to the beheading of a mother in san carlos last week will face a judge for the first time tomorrow. j.r. stone is following this story and joins us live with a look at how things could play out in court. j.r.: this was a hearing scheduled for friday but got pushed to monday. family members have strong feelings on what they would like to see happen to the suspect. josÉ rafael solano is behind bars right now in connection to the beheading of a mother of his child. solano will face a judge for the first time in less than 24 hours in san mateo county. >> i want him to rot in jail. j.r.: family members of when he-year-old karina castro are angry and heartbroken, knowing that the mother of two young girls was beheaded. family members have said solano suffers from schizophrenia and that karina had a restraining order against him. legal analyst stephen clark says that there are two arguments that could play out in court. >> as shocking as it may seem, the horr

this line obeys ireland passes in prascornal france italian piedmont and apolium greek island and endstions of the person that we reduce the trace of the blow from summer ikim the archangel michal, sent and will send evil hell to satan . the face of the fact that a straight line of this line was viewed from a full map projection, then the placement of the shrine at the honor of st. michael looked true. my dear kind ones, give that a copy of the judgmental figure of st. michael with a garagan about 2019 and 2020 or thundered in the teaching churches of our batishina first took its place from the butavan to them the costume of st. nicholas at bagdanov, what should the volozhensk dean have? it was velma the great and a large-scale and symbolic fall of already a church on belarus, dear faithful. the word about him in the translation literally means god's messenger. and the name of the skin is zanyol, and the duplicate sphere of abu's ministry is the task for kim god sends his people. holy spirits heavenly yachins which are broadcasting on his neck god from the right are called archers then

then up into the piedmont and mountains of north carolina and virginia. so there's much more of this storm to come. phases three and four, so to speak, as the floodwaters are just going down in north florida. that's phase two. then we get down to the original disaster, the biggest part of this disaster, in southwest florida. this was the storm at landfall. what happens with storms is it depends on both the strength of the storm and the direction of the wind on who gets the tremendous storm surge, which, of course, does all that damage at the coast. so when we look at this map, the white areas here, those are the winds of over 100 miles an hour. and then the yellow area out here is winds from 60 to 100 miles an hour. so what we see, that's the wind speed. then we see the wind direction. if you notice the wind direction at landfall, at 3:00 in the afternoon, that was right into the naples area. so the flooding in naples came first, because they happened to have the direction of the strong winds pushing the gulf water in toward downtown. now, looking close u

piedmont boutique carries shirts, pants, skirts.umes for any occasion attracting a diverse group of patrons from san francisco the bay area and beyond. its clothing and accessory are made up of products that are manufactured in the united states. and that are designed by the business itself. piedmont boutique has been the chosen out fitter of the gay men's chorus. san francisco opera, sisters of perpetual and the court of san francisco to name a few. >> a feature of the store front are the legs wearing fish nets and red high heels from a second story window above the store front installed in 1995. core tradition the business must maintain is clothing store. >> item 2c is po plus. the business is a retail, shipping mail box rental and business services store opened in 1982. where custody yers subelement home offices noterize documents and buy gifts. >> one of the oldest lbgtq owned and operated businesses in the castro, they not only provide neighborhood services but crashes to the 7s community and belonging in the area. known as the

the smaller one hit near piedmont. coming up we will get to experts who talk about whether these quakes could happen more often. kumasi: governor newsom is set aside is somewhat controversial proposal into law. our reporter is live in santa clara county. lena: good morning. this is a plan that would force people off the streets and into the care they need, with court ordered care plans. governor newsom was in the bay area pitching this proposal back in march. now he is ready to sign it after it was just approved by the senate last month. care stands for community assistance, recovery, and empowerment. the state says it gives those on the ground the ability to provide a court ordered care plan. the governor calls it new hope for thousands suffering from severe mental illness such as schizophrenia or other psychotic disorders and it is meant to prevent more restrictive conservatorships or incarceration and instead stabilize and support this community. the court ordered care plans will last up to 24 months, each managed b

the 2.9 quake hit piedmont last night. the epicenter was three miles southeast of berkeley and almost four miles northeast of oakland. some abc 7 news viewers called us to say they felt where they lived. new details in the case of a girl who was abused and killed. reporter: a man who has been on the run for six months arrested this weekend, now three more women are behind bars accused of helping him evade arrest. three acquaintances of dante jackson facing charges of accessory to murder after the fact. they are from san jose. it-year-old sophia mason's body was found in march. jackson was taken into custody on saturday in newark. >> he was able to live capture over the last six months, he had several female acquittances providing you with money, shelter and transportation. reporter: they subjected mason to long-term physical abuse and killed her. he's been in custody since her body was found and now faces charges of felony child abuse and first-degree murder. she pleaded not guilty and we are working on getting more inform

the ira hydrogen, wind, uranium and lithium stocks also gaining this week with the albemarle and piedmonts. >> tesla is creating a lithium refinery to the texas comptroller's office energy ministers met today in brussels for emergency talks on how to protect consumers european commission president ursula von derleyen with fosel fuel profits president putin said if a price cap is implemented russia will halt all fuel deliveries >> from clean energy to big oil, exxon up 57% this year and chevron gaining 35%, but with crowd, $40 off its high, which company is better positioned to keep those gains going let's bring in sam margoland, managing director at wolf research good to see you, this is a game of that tabloid, which would you rather would you rather exxon or would you rather chevron >> yeah. it's tough i think a lot of the differences between the two have been known to the markets for some time so it's hard to find new information. exxon has outperformed chevron and i think there's a pretty good case, and chevron should have better utilization on the lng business in the second half of th

piedmont boutique carries shirts, pants, skirts. jackets, jewelry, wigs, hats and costumes for any occasion attracting a diverse group of patrons from san francisco the bay area and beyond. its clothing and accessory are made up of products that are manufactured in the united states. and that are designed by the business itself. piedmont boutique has been the chosen out fitter of the gay men's chorus. san francisco opera, sisters of perpetual and the court of san francisco to name a few. >> a feature of the store front are the legs wearing fish nets and red high heels from a second story window above the store front installed in 1995. core tradition the business must maintain is clothing store. >> item 2c is po plus. the business is a retail, shipping mail box rental and business services store opened in 1982. where custody yers subelement home offices noterize documents and buy gifts. >> one of the oldest lbgtq owned and operated businesses in the castro, they not only provide neighborhood services but crashes to the 7s community a

. >> piedmont police are investigating racist graffiti that was spray painted in a bathroom at this park. linda beach playfield which is on linden avenue. the graffiti contained a hateful and racist message and public works went out immediately. clean it up, painted over it. police say they're taking this very seriously and they're asking the public to report any hateful messages. >> city leaders in antioch are looking to well, look taking a hard look at police reform after the mayor announced last month that 8 patrol officers are now the focus of an investigation led by the fbi and the contra costa county district attorney's office during a news conference at city hall tuesday council members joined the interim police chief to announce 3 reforms that they intend to discuss and develop over the next few months. begin with will conduct a top down assessment of our canine policy. >> this resource service, great utility for the organization. however, we'll take a closer look at how we deploy our canines with emphasis on mitigating unnecessary harm and liability. with our use of force policy

lisa: that is to get to the east bay, piedmont is getting a pretty good downpour.of lafayette and berkeley, wet weather in oakland through san rafael. it is looking pretty wet. down the peninsula from san francisco in the south city, more wet weather. so good news as we look at more on and off rain showers throughout the day today, level one system and chance of a thunderstorm. better chance tomorrow. amanda: thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. abc7news continues at 5:00 p.m., have a great day. ♪ >> in every moment, there is an opportunity. to find a path forward, to move ahead, to build something better. >> issues of race in social justice are a key part of building a better bay area. >> it is our commitment to meet those moments. with tough questions, real solutions for you, for all of us. >> where did you learn to do what you do? what you do? >> does your vitamin c last 24 hours? only nature's bounty does. with immune 24 hour plus... you get longer-lasting vitamin c... plus herbal and other immune superstars. get more with nature's bounty. moving for

. >> in the east bay, piedmont police are investigating some racist graffiti spray painted inside a restrooma park there. it happened at the linda beach playfield on linden avenue. police say the graffiti contained a hateful and racist message. public works. department responded painted over the graffiti. police say they're taking this incident seriously and the department is asking the public to report any hateful messages. >> republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina has unveiled a nationwide abortion ban plan under his proposal. abortions will be banned at the federal level after 15 weeks with exceptions only for rape, incest or to save the mother's life. democrats called the proposal extreme and out of touch. publicans are twisting themselves into pretzels, trying to explain why they want nationwide. abortion bans. >> when they said they leave it up to the state. >> with democrats currently in control of congress, senator graham says he realizes his bill may not even get a vote but promises that if republicans take back the house and senate will push the legislation forward. th

we felt the 29 the other night that was near piedmont, but not this for four. try and get more information. and as we do into the newsroom will bring it to you. all right. the state of california has launched a new website to provide people with information about how and where to access abortion services includes information on your right to an abortion and information if you're traveling to california from another state that is restricted your reproductive care side does not track you or your personal information. abortion remains legal and protected in california. we have your back. the website is abortion dot c a dot gov. it has a fine to provider tool for users to search for healthcare providers throughout the state, as well as information if you live outside of california, about the legal right to an abortion in california and traveling here to get services, the new covid booster shots are now available at the richmond civic center vaccine clinic. those boosters by fighter and moderna specifically target the omicron variants. the clinic is open tuesday thr

or tree limbs associated with sunday storm sites are spread from the east foothills to downtown piedmont hills in the east neighborhoods in west san jose. additionally storm drains have produced localized flooding on some streets did not catch us off guard, though absolutely it's sooner than usual. colin haney says the city turns its attention to foul weather starting in july preparation for rainy season, he says after the most recent bout of rain, homeowners should inspect their trees on their property and elsewhere. if they haven't had them pruned in several years. it's probably time to get a professional out to take a look. so we recommend that you contact us certified arborists and have them take a look and see if it's time to prune. back to the amato house. what's left of this tree is being put into the chipper a shocking conclusion to a weekend when football was the only thing on their minds. thank god for this fence that we put in just what maybe year and a half ago. it, uh, caught, i think took the brunt of the of the fall and they were lucky could have been a lot worse. lucky be

or tree limbs associated with sunday storm sites are spread from the east foothills to downtown piedmont hills in the east neighborhoods in west san jose. additionally storm drains have produced localized flooding on some streets did not catch us off guard, though absolutely it's sooner than usual. colin haney says the city turns its attention to foul weather starting in july preparation for rainy season, he says after the most recent bout of rain, homeowners should inspect their trees on their property and elsewhere. if they haven't had them pruned in several years. it's probably time to get a professional out to take a look . so we recommend that you contact us certified arborists and have them take a look and see if it's time to prune. back to the amato house. what's left of this tree is being put into the chipper a shocking conclusion to a weekend when football was the only thing on their minds. thank god for this fence that we put in just what maybe year and a half ago. it uh, caught, i think took the brunt of the of the fall and they were lucky could have been a lot worse. lucky be

. >> piedmont police are investigating racist graffiti spray painted inside a restroom at this park. the linda beach playfield on linden avenue. the graffiti had hateful and racist messages. the public works. department responded the painted over it. police say that they are taking it seriously. the department is asking the public to report any hateful messages that they may see. the citizen app is offering about 20,000 free memberships for the aap i community and a new initiative. >> to keep the community safe. the app which allows residents to report crimes is partnering up with the city's chinese american association chamber. the at normally cost $20 a year for premium accounts. but that would be covered under the good water collective features include citizen agents staying on the line. if you feel unsafe connecting you to emergency services. and also tracking your location. the president of the oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce is encouraging the community to take advantage and use the service. >> people to try i'm so appreciative that people are trying. you know, i think w

a week ago, a driver hit and killed a man and a christ walk at piedmont avenue and macarthur boulevard. that driver was arrested. also a week ago. gunshot victim trying to leave a crime scene in west oakland hit and killed the bicyclist. that driver later died from gunshot wounds to the other side of the base. san francisco's district attorney is getting tougher on felony drug dealers. ktvu christien kafton tells us about the continuing debate in the tenderloin about whether things are getting better under the new district attorney. the video is startling. the neighborhood recently moved to the tenderloin shot. the video says the men on the street are drug dealers. he's repeatedly told to stop dealing in front of his apartment building when he lets them know he's recording. one of the men hurls a knife at the window, shattering it. hopefully we can build a case around what's going on in the neighborhood. hopefully i can help the d a. hopefully i can help the police with the evidence they need to just bring down what's going on out there because it's not good, district attorney brooke j

or tree limbs associated with sunday storm sites are spread from the east foothills to downtown piedmont hills in the east to neighborhoods in west san jose. additionally storm drains have produced localized flooding on some streets did not catch us off guard, though absolutely it's sooner than usual. colin haney says the city turns its attention to foul weather starting in july preparation for rainy season, he says after the most recent bout of rain, homeowners should inspect their trees on their property and elsewhere. they haven't had them pruned in several years. it's probably time to get a professional out to take a look. so we recommend that you contact us certified arborists and have them take a look and see if it's time to prune. the amato house. what's left of this tree is being put into the chipper a shocking conclusion to a weekend when football was the only thing on their minds. thank god for this fence that we put in just what maybe year and a half ago. it uh, caught, i think took the brunt of the of the fallen they were lucky could have been a lot worse. feels lucky. becaus

he found this wonderful variety of piedmont rise in the northwest of italy that he wanted to bring backo the planters in the carolinas can plan to. he thought it was superior. but it was illegal to bring it out of italy under the pain of death, even. but jefferson actually stuffed his pockets full of this rise and smuggled out incentives to planters in south carolina, who then said thanks but no thanks. it is just going to intermingled what we have. so we kept experimenting, and he kept trying, and you found a different kind of ice that he sensed that actually didn't have to be grown in water. that he wrote was maybe one of the greatest services he had ever entered to his country was bringing this new plan back. so, i think that so much of jefferson, from a cultural side, for the political side, agricultural side, so much of it came from these travels. and i just encourage everyone to find a way to do some traveling like that yourself. whether it is in europe, following these travels like i just set out, we're here closer to home. it is just so valuable in terms of making your own disco

last thursday, a driver struck and killed a 35 year old man who was in the crosswalk at busy piedmont avenue and macarthur. the suspect fled the scene, but police located and arrested him quickly. the next evening, a bicyclist was struck and killed by a vehicle driven by a gunshot victim trying to leave a crime scene in west auckland. it was the third traffic collision death in just two weeks. just hope sick. just it's awful helped start traffic violence response, a citizen group advocating for safer streets. the group organizes street vigils to raise awareness and demand safety improvements. we're just going to yell on the street corner. we're not going to get the work done, so we have to do both. we have to draw attention to the problem, and then we have to work on the problem with the city to get it done. jackson's family tells me that 83 year old patriarch leaves behind two children, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. they say he was a navy vet and longtime small business owner. i want her to go to prison period. ends are but. in addition to st vigils, organizers say t

. >> piedmont police are investigating racist graffiti that was spray painted in a bathroom at this park. the linda beach playfield on linden avenue. the graffiti contained a hateful and racist message and public works. department went out, responded painted over it right away. police say they're taking this very seriously and the department is asking the public to report any hateful messages they may see. >> city leaders in antioch are taking a hard look at police reform after the mayor announced last month that 8 patrol officers are the focus of an investigation now led by the fbi and the contra costa county district attorney's office during a news conference at city hall yesterday, city council members joined the interim police chief to announce 3 reforms that they intend to discuss and develop over the next few months. begin with will conduct a top down assessment of our canine policy. >> this resource service, great utility for the organization. however, we'll take a closer look at how we deploy our canines with emphasis on mitigating unnecessary harm and liability with use of force

. >> it's 7.10, and piedmont. police are investigating racist graffiti spray painted in a bathroom at a parkland beach playfield to be exact on linden avenue is where it was spotted the graffiti and hateful and racist messages and the public works department quickly responded painted over it. police say that they are taking it very seriously in the department is asking the public to report any hateful messages. the citizen app is offering about 20,000 free memberships for the aap i community in an initiative to keep them safe from hate crimes. the app allows residents to report crimes. it's partnering up now with the city's chinese american association chamber normally cost $20 a year for a premium account. but in this case, you can get it for free. the features include the citizen agent staying on the line. if you feel unsafe at connected to emergency services track your location, the president of the oakland chinatown, chamber of commerce is encouraging everybody to use it. >> people to try i'm so appreciative t

one week ago, a driver hit and killed a man in a crosswalk at piedmont avenue near macarthur boulevardot victim trying to leave a crime scene in west oakland killed a cyclist driver leader died from the gunshot wounds. san jose is expected to start clearing out a major homeless encampment near the airport. the city has been warning residents for months. now they'll have to leave. the faa is threatened to cut funding from the airport unless the campus cleared out because the areas right under the flight path for planes arriving and departing mineta san jose airport extreme heat impacting tourism and some popular summer destinations up next. what businesses at lake havasu city in arizona are havasu city in arizona are saying as they look i'm bringing back my spicy chicken strips. while i'm at it, my most popular former employee, mark hamill. well, what's my motivation? to not get fired again... i can work with that. actors! spicy chicken strips and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. your spirit is stronger than your highs and lows. your creativity can outshine any bad day. because

confusion by informing lee that warren has likely abandon the petersburg area and is headed for the piedmontnfront early only suggesting that we send them reinforcements so he could crush the yankee line but not long after beauregard changed his tune telling lee a local citizen had reported a 30,000 have crossed the river and peeled to lee to help you hold this position. one can only imagine lee's reaction to this conflicting intelligence. at 4:30 that afternoon so they told beauregard that no information about grant crossing the james river but ordered hill and kershaw to approach the pontoon bridges. then at last beauregard provided lee with unambiguous and preparation of the night core was on the ground in front of the men were the fifth and sixth for you did bearer andrew to petersburg. lee finally had information he needed to ship the rest of his armies out. he ordered kershaw to cross the river immediately and told hill to march to the pontoon bridges and deep prepared to cross at the southside. it was now a race. would need an grant succeeded overwhelming beauregard's exhausted men be

he found this wonderful variety of of piedmont rice in the northwest of italy that he wanted to bring back so planters in the carolinas could plant it. he thought it was superior, but it was illegal to bring it out of italy under the pain of death even but jefferson actually stuffed his pockets full of this rice and smuggled it out and sent it to planters in south carolina who then said, thanks, but no thanks, you know you're is just going to intermingle with what we have so he kept experimenting and he kept trying and he found a different kind of rice that that he that he sent that actually didn't have to be grown in water that he wrote was maybe one of the greatest services he had ever rendered to his country was bringing this new plant back. so i think so much of jeff jefferson from a cultural side from a political side agricultural side, whatever. it's so much of it came from these travels and and i just encourage everyone to to find a way to you know to do some traveling like that yourself whether it's in europe, you know filing these travels like i just set out here closer to ho

rodeo 72 in oakland, emeryville and piedmont 77 in redwood city, back in all the way through burlingamend balmont in 76 degrees in san jose, when the average highs right around 83 degrees tonight, overnight temperatures into the fifties. it's going to be more comfortable. santa rosa, you won't be as cold tonight overnight due to some cloud cover. alright, here we go saturday. clouds thicken. they do increase the winds pick up as well. showers develop on sunday . so saturday your outdoor activities go for it continues through monday with the potential of a thunderstorm, a lingering shower all the way through tuesday. so garcia, your brain dance. it's been working, roberta. thank you. governor, newsom signed a package of climate bills into law and acting aggressive action to reduce the state's carbon emissions and accelerate the move to clean energy, joined by other lawmakers knew some signed a handful of climate measures at a forced service office on mayor island. the new laws include carbon neutrality by 2045 safety regulations for oil wells in their homes and a requirement for the stat

one week ago , a driver hit and killed a man in a crosswalk at piedmont avenue and macarthur boulevard. that driver has been arrested. also one week ago, a gunshot victim trying to leave a crime scene in west oakland struck and killed a bicyclist. that driver later died from their gunshot wounds. time now 405 in san francisco, more than a dozen fires and trash cans along the embarcadero are being investigated now, but firefighters video from the citizen app shows us some of the fires reported during a two hour time span late wednesday night. no injuries have been reported yet, and for now, there's still no information on how the fire started. the heat is expected to be an issue for people statewide as we are being asked to conserve energy to prevent power outages this weekend. ktvu is jana katsuyama tells us thousands of customers in the north basement hours without power because of a sudden outage. the power outage in healdsburg wednesday came just as restaurants were preparing for their lunchtime crowds down. then. almost two hours little over two hours. terrible blow for noble yuki

it is now 62 at sfo and in oakland, as well as an alameda and piedmont. so here we go. for the next couple of days here, first off a mild monday and less humid seasonal highs and overnight lows on tuesday and wednesday. temperatures trend down. how about that? alright some tropical moisture still in the forecast around the los angeles basin today, this is our actual radar, picking up some light precipitation around reno beckett through the high sierra . otherwise that rain is missing northern california average high temperature in santa rosa 84 today just about three degrees above that, otherwise everybody else is pretty spot on, if not even just a couple degrees. below average. how about that tri valley at 84 degrees 79 in napa 69 san francisco 78 degrees of redwood city, backing through atherton into woodside wins today, west and northwest to 15 mph tonight that is some good sleeping weather in santa rosa 51 mid fifties in san jose, wrap it around in cupertino, campbell and also around the rose garden district around the peninsula today. well later on tonight in the f

that's warm. 60, piedmont, kensington 63, alameda, 62. mid fifties. one creek, alamo, danville, clayton and san ramon. both had friend dublin, 57. that high builds in for today. then it looks like it will back off a little bit monsoon season. this is the end the end up monsoon season ends in arizona today, but still some activity been popping up. so you know, really impressive monsoon season for many 60 seventies eighties and nineties and attempts this will be the warmest day will ease up a teeny bit on saturday, sunday looks to be the coolest and back to a very quiet pattern. looks like for the first week of october. alright see you. thank you. time for 20 help from here in california is headed to communities in florida affected by hurricane ian still ahead will tell you about the team sent by the governor to help with housing. and the classic bay area music festival kicks off today in san francisco. we're going to take a look at the preparations at golden gate park for the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. so wendy's biggie bag is all this food fo