desde la ciudad de piedmont, jocelyn morán, noticiero telemundo 48. >> gracias jocelyn.mendaciones porque la lluvia se va a quedar con nosotros y además de la lluvia también viene el viento y las olas peligrosas allá en la costa. claro que sí. >> por eso, como lo decía jocelyn, hay que tener cuidado con el coche, sobre todo revisar esos neumáticos. estén en buen estado para que si vas a frenar en lluvia hay que tener más cuidado. le parece si vemos este panorama a esta hora de la tarde? mire ustedes son diferentes zonas de nuestra área de la bahía y para ampliarnos al respecto sobre lo que podemos esperar en las próximas horas, vamos contigo. >> marcelo rivera gracias compañeros y en efecto, tenemos la lluvia ya sobre esta zona, pero también tenemos alertas marítimas. >> fíjese que tenemos un aviso por alto oleaje para los condados de monterey y san francisco, san mateo y santa cruz hasta el viernes a las 3 de la madrugada. pero igualmente tenemos también una advertencia por inundaciones costeras hasta el jueves a la 13:00 de la tarde. de hecho, fue extendida para los co

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and they collided with another vehicle and then eventually they actually hit a police vehicle on piedmontnue as well. and a search of the catty and the cadillac had in a burglary tools and drug paraphernalia. both those people were arrested. well, we've been telling you about a lot of green chief things that have been happening around the bay like yesterday. who could forget when in a mall parking lot took the tree brand-new christmas tree right off of somebodys car and drove home well in this case somebody took. >> 3 or 4 of the trees, christmas trees from the alpine christmas tree law and dublin. and nursing. so they did as the hopped the fence, took the trees and then believe it or was just for fun because they say some of the trees were found abandoned nearby. who knows why? while cyclists have been enjoying zipping down the middle of valencia street in san francisco, small businesses say that that bike lane is keeping customers away. a group of business owners spoke out yesterday against this project which has been in place now for 6 months. >> 6 months that ever have find the revenu

rain rates in this area about an inch and 6/10 per hour in emeryville, powell street heading into piedmont, berkeley, oakland. you will notice it is coming down. and from san francisco's sunset district, down the peninsula, across south city, sneath lane into san bruno, to 8-80. you will notice it is also heavy rain right at this hour. half moon bay getting the brunt of it as well. south bay from san jose to the santa cruz mountains. it is steady rain, but more areas are now under urban and small stream flood advisories as we are experiencing flooding, minor roadway flooding and will continue to see it in these areas shaded in green as the rainfall continues to fall. as rain continues to fall. it's a level three on our storm impact scale. a strong storm. we do have a number of warnings to pass along coastal flood warning until 2 p.m. tomorrow. as the wave heights and the high tides combined to bring significant flooding at the coast. high surf warning until 2 p.m. breakers 28 to 33ft. isolate up to 40ft. dangerous swimming and surfing. stay out of the waters right now. gusts to 30 on diabl

this all happened before 2.45 yesterday afternoon on piedmont avenue and montel street right near theevard area. police say they responded to calls of gunshots. the investigation is ongoing. will let you know if we find out more. university of california researchers are among the most influential in the world, at least according to a clare of its ted. researchers list so this is a global analytics company. and they say uc san diego, san francisco, berkeley and ucla were among the top. 25 most cited institutions in the world. uc researchers make up almost 5% of the 7,000 researchers on that list to make the list. researchers have to have authored multiple papers over the last decade that have been repeatedly cited by other researchers in their field. all right. now to bay area sports, the sharks pull off a major come from behind win and the giants are looking to add big names. this offseason kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the story. >> mlb free agency has started and it's been relatively quiet nationally. but the giants have been linked to 2 of the top names on the market and

they collided with another vehicle and eventually with police vehicle on piedmont avenue, a search ofc revealed burglary tools and drug paraphernalia. both suspects have been arrested now and booked into santa rita jail. and they were taken into custody safely. no other incident. authorities have identified the san francisco woman who was found dead last week as 27 year-old kimberly wong. they say she was a tech worker in the city. officers say they're conducting were conducting a welfare check at a home on clay street in the pacific heights neighborhood when they found her body. police suspect that she is the victim of a homicide. no details yet about how she died or any possible suspects. but they're asking that if anybody out there knows information that could help in this investigation, please contact police. >> it's 6.37, and san francisco is suing 3 online. tobacco business is saying that they're illegal. he selling flavored tobacco products and electronic cigarettes. city attorney david chiu made the announcement yesterday, as you see here on the steps of city hall. >> these ar

. >> reporter: her home and jewelry shop is located off piedmont avenue and has been here for over a decade and says while it hasn't been easy, this is her home. >> you know, you live in oakland and you take these -- you have altered your life to just be more careful. don't -- you know? it's just -- it's changed. >> reporter: and on thursday, the city kicked off the think oakland first campaign. which encourages everyone to shop local this season. all while ensuring the public that safety is their main focus. >> right now we're going to use all our specialized units in the -- that we have available to us. so we're going to use our cease fire unit, we're going to use our violent crimes operations center, we're using our foot patrol officers and our traffic officers and our community resource officers. some will be in plains clothes. some will be in uniform. >> reporter: during the announcement, local leaders shared that they want residents to not forget the hidden shops that can be found throughout the city. >> while for maybe everyone to take it seriously, but i feel like now people

. >> several other cities included were san francisco, san jose, oakland, palo alto and piedmont. mountain view's sustainability officer tells me they plan to run again for the title in 2024. you can watch more stories like these and get your updated traffic and weather every morning on today in the bay starting at 5 a.m. and stick around for 7 a.m. back to you. >>> are chief meteorologist talking about this big weekend. >> i can't believe it. we are here. santa may make an appearance. stick around for that. we know this morning was rough out there on the commute. just know the worst of the system is moving out. we still have some rain lingering on the radar. more on what's happening right now. christmas in the park. we have some umbrellas out here and people still raising just mess in the park. it's absolutely free. a great way to get into the mood if you happen to be around downtown. currently it is a chilly 58. we have light wind here. we will keep some rain chances through 8:00 tonight in san jose. let's show you the storm system. it's just offshore. the overall motion is movi

cruz mountains, heading into the south bay, and also steady rain in the east bay from oakland to piedmont. orinda. you will notice berkeley emeryville seven street. if you could stay off the roads, this would be the best time to stay off the roads for the next few hours. already seeing urban flooding, minor urban roadway flooding, urban and small stream flood advisories are going for anywhere from 7 to 745 for the north bay. many parts of the peninsula, san francisco, east bay until 9 p.m. so this is going to be a several hour window where the heaviestrillionain falls. it's a level three storm as you look at live doppler seven on our exclusive abc seven news storm impact scale. and it is prompting a number of warnings, coastal flood warning until 2 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. some large, dangerous swells expected a high surf warning until 2 p.m. tomorrow. those breakers will be building 28 to 33ft, isolated up to 40ft, and that means the dangers are there, not just in the ocean, but obviously rip currentrillionisk and significant flooding along the coast to watch out for. right now, wind gus

. >>> several other cities included were san francisco, san jose, oakland, palo alto and piedmont.ntain view sustainability officer who we heard from tells me they plan to run again for the title in 2024. you can watch more stories like these and get your updated traffic and weather every morning and today in the bay starting at 5 a.m. and stick around for 7 a.m. back to you. >>> garvin thomas is here. what's happening? >> let's talk about sergio's story he has for us. it's interesting and contains a lot of issues we talk about a lot. crime, real estate, the state of san francisco. it has to do with the burmese restaurant that opened. they learned the city has about the building, houses and restaurant will turn it into transitional housing for homeless youth. the city offered money for residence to move out and the restaurant owners say it is only fair they get the same. they just want a fresh start in a different location. >> amen been released as part of a prisoner exchange between the united states and venezuela. she will tell us all about how it happened. >> looking forward to

según la policía de piedmont, el lunes, 2 mujeres quienes conducían un vehículo con matrícula robadaspaquetes. tarjetas de crédito y identificaciones y correspondencia robada para residentes como kathy. estos incidentes ocurren durante todo el año y asegura que es triste ver como ladrones se las ingenian para robar, especialmente en estas ocasiones navideñas, de poder invertir en algún regalo que algún ser querido quiere o ha deseado y que una persona con malas intenciones tome ventaja de eso para para robar. después de las compras del viernes negro del cyber monday y las que aún hacen falta por comprar autoridades, recomiendan tomar las siguientes medidas para evitar ser víctimas de robo de paquetes o de correspondencia. >> it's something a value. make sure you have tracking. >> el inspector del servicio postal de los estados unidos explica que es importante hacer seguimiento de su correo y si esta es muy valiosa, puede obtener un seguro. >> have the products that you order? sip. >> autoridades también recomiendan recibir sus paquetes en su lugar de trabajo o en un sitio de entrega a

the mayor announced think oakland first on piedmont avenue home to a diverse collection of restaurants, bakeries and shops and shopping and dining as no one has already been said really contributes to our local economy. so we really want to make sure that we're inviting folks to come out to shop. oakland mayor promising more protection on the streets are actually going to providing more safety mechanisms in our business corridors. >> ensuring that we have our foot patrol officers just earlier this year. we not only brought back our foot patrol officers double them crying operations center in our seas for units. >> we'll conducting high-level operations. some of them under cover in the business districts and they're going to try locate criminals. we're going to cause harm during people are shopping in our businesses open is seen a large uptick in car burglaries in the past year. besides the added patrols and increased presence. >> the mayor also announced a new strategy to help protect vehicle theft. >> that but in downtown, we're at we just actually launch 5 after 5. what 5 after 5, 5,

and so the advice to report these people are also these piedmont types, some also with the trip of the boss, or they didn't do communities. so women won't get to report domestic violin cases. i mean, you solve it either by frames, by family members. and so it'd be a pill that, so this is normal and if i go ahead to reports, this is how i will be seen by people in my community. and so the doing the report as a household $1010.00 such women be helped when trapped in such abusive relationships. so the tenant also is that services available for domestic violence. so by that is far away from all communities. we are talking about russ. this is where he's come to come to a put you between 2 social studies is to choose cheese, please at the district level. so one who if you wants to report, we have to travel like 50 or 350. let me test to get access to this institution. and so you still have the level for head goals. and so we can go ahead get these institution you feel like there's no coffee day shall be. they don't trust the system because of the to me and how do you handle the cases and the

gracias andrés, vámonos a piedmont. >> esto es en el condado alameda también se están preparando paraconsultados por telemundo 48 comentaron que están bastante tranquilos porque al menos por el momento, no han sentido esos vientos fuertes. >> más información en san ramon. 2 policías fueron trasladados a un hospital tras exponerse a una sustancia que podría ser fentanilo, transported to a local hospital they were both in stable condition. esto fue cuando atendieron una emergencia en el bulevar san ramon valley, donde un hombre de 19 años y una mujer de 26 estaban en un auto y 1 de ellos parecía desmayarse en el vehículo. hallaron una pistola y posibles narcóticos, momento en el que los agentes habrían presentado también la reacción. sin embargo, fueron estabilizados. y en cuanto a la pareja, fue a arrestada por delitos relacionados con drogas y las autoridades en san francisco están investigando la muerte de un hombre que iba a bordo de un tren del bart. >> explicaron que el sujeto no respon a las indicaciones, por lo que los bomberos le aplicaron una dosis de narcan, pero no lograron

the bully, see, and the observe is fixed that the, the piedmont might as well quickly, much what you told us about your very touching story when we do need the piece to can you also give us the possible solutions so that young people avoid taking part inside the building only don't see, even if i have small dress, it's more will be beautiful and different. think different is valuable. i accept that i am a woman with less cost. the 1st solution is to accept to you to be yourself man. we yes, you and there a accept who you are, a deluxe it other people get. you don't get good. it's a for to be mentally strong. very well. thank you very much, much. well, our states must also take more responsibility and ensure that the less young people participate in bullying in a virtual world that is almost permanent, that is in our pockets and follows us every way. thank you so much for following this episode of the 77 percent we were in control now. youtube can participate by liking the sharing and giving your point of view. what the point of the, the internet is a space where we set opinions, we s

ocurrido hoy martes poco antes de las 15:00 de la tarde en el área de la cuadra 3900 de la avenida piedmontede ver a la policía bastante actividad en la zona. esta es la información que tenemos hasta el momento, pero estaremos atentos al desarrollo de esta noticia en desarrollo. por otro lado, las autoridades de la región están buscando cualquier recurso disponible para poner fin a esas carreras clandestinas. una situación que pues está creciendo fuera de control y por eso alejandra quezada nos informa que los departamentos de policía están buscando recursos económicos para hacer frente a este problema. >> la esquina de las calles alpine y delaware en stockton son escenario casi cada fin de semana de los llamados shows o carreras clandestinas. >> la señora teresa tiene su salón de belleza a unos pasos y me dice ella cierra su negocio antes de que empiecen a juntarse los carros. >> cada fin de semana, cada sábado, viernes en la noche, sábado. pero el domingo ya está pasado. >> entonces me dice que tanto ella como los vecinos ya están cansados de que desconocidos lleguen y conviertan la calle

food movement originated in piedmont, in northern italy, noon foot electable specialties such as wind, hazelnut, truffles, and a plethora of other regional products. the visionary found of the organization carlo pitts reading along with a group of activists fought against fast food chains in italy. this pivotal movement and food in 1986 going incidentally the same year. edward mckee was born inside settings to take uh of uh, uh, lead us it from such a big thing that i caught up at the beginning. but to me it's also i look, i do a deep as the learning opportunity. i feel like i have a lot to offer. i have a lot of experience to share with the road from my communities, from my country, from my continent under that we, this is the only way we kind of bridge that if i'm growing up between the north end of the so you brought it to lee is a farmer's market with local products. it's a place where the agronomist views a tool. having also studied at the local slow food university. brad, i helped also for me to interact with the coach as other people, but also to understand the historical back

we want to show you how things looked in piedmont this afternoon. our jocelyn moran reported the rate appeared to catch some residents offguard. many didn't have umbrellas, so they were rushing back to their cars or into some restaurants. and the rain did create slick surfaces out on the roadways. we spoke with two people who were running errands right as the rain started to pick up. they said it makes them think twice about driving. >> i know with the way people drive in the bay, it gets a little crazy, a little bit more dangerous. we have to watch out and be careful. >> are you more careful on the roads? >> yeah. especially people are crazy drivers these days. >> they've been very proactive. they tell us they cleared out their storm drains, their gutters, and have picked up leaves around their homes ahead of the expected rain later this week. cities are also preparing. city of oakland has set up two sandbag locations for residents, businesses. we went to both of them, and they had sandbags ready to go and to pick up. if you're residents in the cit

this happened just before 245 this afternoon on piedmont avenue. oakland police say they received multiple calls of shots fired and according to witnesses, someone shattered the windows of a car parked right in front of oakland. silver and gold jewelry store. witnesses say the victims ran out of the jewelry store and tried to get the suspects to stop. and that's when the suspects opened fire. brady harris works at the gym next door. >> i was pretty frozen, to be honest. like, it was all pretty surreal. like i've never been that close. a window bashing is not fun. i've been a victim of it a couple of times. and then now the shooting. it doesn't make me feel safe tonight. >> oakland police did not confirm the details surrounding the shooting, but they did say they are canvasing the area for video surveillance. >> ince san jose police arrested three suspects in a shooting that investigators say was gang motivated. the most recent arrest happened last wednesday. 18 year old aiden villa cruz was taken into custody at san jose in san jose. officers say t

the mayor announced think oakland first on piedmont avenue home to a diverse collection of restaurants, bakeries and shops and shopping and dining as no one has already been said really contributes to our local economy. so we really want to make sure that we're inviting folks to come out to shop. oakland mayor promising more protection on the streets are actually going to providing more safety mechanisms in our business corridors. >> ensuring that we have our foot patrol officers just earlier this year. we not only brought back our foot patrol officers, but doubled them in our seas for us. >> we'll conducting high-level operations. some of them under cover in the business districts and they're gonna try locate criminals. we're going to cause harm during people are shopping in our businesses open is seen a large uptick in car burglaries in the past year. besides he added patrols and increased presence. >> the mayor also announced a new strategy to help protect vehicle theft. >> that but in downtown, we're at we just actually launch 5 after 5. what 5 after 5, 5, after 5 is $5 after 05:00

. >> business districts, which include the downtown jacqueline square, kono, piedmont avenue. >> officers will be out seven days a week. foot patrols, traffic motor squads and community resource officers. but that's not all our violent crime operation center and our ceasefire units will be conducting high level operations. >> some of them undercover in the business districts in the hour we spent in ridge. >> abc7 did not see an increased presence, but shoppers and businesses say they're happy with the plan. so i'm glad to hear that. >> i think the first patrols in the presence of the police would be make people feel safe. >> of course more needs to be done, but i hope it's working. >> karen brooks says smash and grabs and car break ins won't stop her from shopping in oakland. >> i would hope that other people will come here and will shop and in other neighborhoods in oakland as well. >> in oakland, suzanne phan abc7 news. the san francisco police department says retail thefts are dropping dramatically. >> thanks to its undercover efforts. chief william scott says more than 300 arrests hav

. >> her home and jewelry shop is located off of piedmont avenue and has been here for over a decade. and says, while it hasn't been easy, this is her home. >> you know, you live in oakland, you take these, you have altered your life to just be more careful. you know. it's just change. >> reporter: on thursday, the city kicked off its oakland campaign, which encourages everyone to shop local this season, all while ensuring the public that safety is their main focus. >> right now we are going to use all of our specialized units that we have available to us. so we are going to use our cease-fire unit, were going to use her violent crimes operation center. use our patrol officers, are traffic officers, and our community resource officers. somebody in plainclothes, some will be in uniform. >> during the announcement, local leaders share that they want residents to not forget the hidden shop that can be found throughout the city. >> for maybe everyone to take it seriously, but i feel like now people are taking it seriously and doing stuff about it. i feel like the city has heard us . >> as

not finding a rush as talked at piedmont has given an interview to the general direct toll, the international media group garcia to go to him. so gay now for off top to bottom, the pressing issues of the day from the global economy that has most trusted uncle sam to the collective west of meddling and foreign affairs. and how the breaks group is painting the road for the multi po, not wild. the federal government issued that when we started the special military operations, the west began as big loading the se, putting water to stop the expansion of nato. now, nato was expanding, send linux sweden or next in line. and this is for them, probably some kind of way to con themselves down and seek out and convince themselves that everything was right. but they wanted to, and most importantly, the goal was not to expand even, but to implement russia strategic defeat. this was the point of the expansion of the north atlantic alliance. now they are observing the opposite effect of a policy aim to weaken or even dismember russia. as a result, this is a hybrid war of the entire collective west against r

policía de oakland está investigando un tiroteo ocurrido esta tarde en la cuadra 3900 de la avenida piedmont es un video cortesía de citizen ap en el que se observa que parte de la calle estuvo cerrada mientras los agentes registraban la zona en busca de videovigilancia. las autoridades piden que cualquier persona que tenga algún tipo de información que se comunique con ellos y ahí mismo, en oakland están enfrentando graves retrasos en las respuestas de emergencia, principalmente debido a la escasez de personal en su centro de llamadas del 911, según un informe reciente de nuestra estación hermana nbc, la ciudad podría estar involucrada en esta falta de empleados. >> libertad pedraza tiene más detalles. >> roberto zavala dice estaba caminando por las calles de oakland cuando un hombre armado con una pistola lo asaltó y mediatamente llamó al 911. >> claro, asustado, decía yo no me acuerdo si me mejor como 2, 3 veces que tuve que llamar y no, no y no y no, no había. no había respuesta, explica. >> logró escapar ileso de este ataque, pero la frustración de no recibir una respuesta del centro de

so, yes, rain today across florida, look how much rain tomorrow in the carolinas, up into the piedmontfour ircnches of rainfall. it will slide back into the ocean but it's going to take its time doing it. flooding here, two to four inches, all the way up even into parts of atlantic, canada, there may be even some wind with gusts 60 miles per hour. that will bring down trees and it will bring down power lines, and in some of these spots across the delmarva to the northeast will have gusts with tropical storm force without a doubt. potential for tornadoes, wind, not really a hail event here, but really, this is wind, a surge, we're going to see coastal erosion, and coastal flooding, all the way across florida, and for that matter, all the way up the east coast. i can see at least 100,000 or more people by monday morning being without power. >> stay safe, everyone, thank you, chad. >> now, key allies delay the next round of aid for ukraine just as it faces another brutal winter. still ahead, we talk to a former defense minister how long ukrainians can hold out without more aid. this story

piedmont. police say that they found all of these items in the car being driven by a driver who appeared to be under the influence. the items package of marijuana, open bottle of tequila and a large amount of cash. police say that the driver was planning to sell the items. driver was also on probation out of contra costa county for illegal firearm possession. montgomery high school in santa rosa is facing a lawsuit in connection to a march stabbing that left a student dead. >> sixteen-year-old jayden pm was stabbed several times inside an art class in front of his classmates and a teacher. the teen's parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the school santa rosa city school district santa rosa high school district and administrators. a lawsuit accuses school staff members of failing to help the team. it also lists a mountain of details about how school officials could have possibly saved the teen's life. a 15 year-old was arrested in connection to that deadly stabbing. we reached out to s

included in the top grade here in the bay area, san francisco, san jose, oakland, palo alto and piedmontfficer we heard from there tells me they plan to run again for the title in 2024, kira. >> all right. cinthia, good for them. thanks. >>> the warriors were back in action at the center last night after off a big win. welcoming the wizards. welcome back for former teammate jordan poole. last summer traded to the wizards for chris paul, and they outscored wizards 38-22 in the third period to blow the game wide open. curry scored 30 points to lead them and jonathan kuminga at the 22. >>> we don't want to jinx things here, but some people are calling the san francisco/baltimore christmas day matchup a possible super bowl preview. only the third time since 1970 the best team in each conference is meeting this late in the season. the niners and ravens are both 11-3 and top seeds. they meet on christmas night at levi stadium. i think it's the morning. the niners are going into it knowing that the ravens have one of the top defense units in the league. >> no hesitation, they see the ball in th

car that was parked in front of the oakland silver and gold store on piedmont avenue. owner ran out of the shop and tried to stop them, but that's when the thieves started shooting. >> i was pretty frozen, to be honest, like it was all pretty surreal. like i've never been that close. a window bashing is not fun. i've been a victim of it a couple of times. and then now the shooting, it doesn't make me feel safe. >> oakland police received multiple calls about the shooting. it did not confirm some of the details, but did check the neighborhood for any security video. >> our time now, 445 in san jose, three men now in custody accused of a shooting back in august. 18 year old aidan villa cruz was among those arrested. police say illegal drugs for sale were found as well as live ammunition. they also arrested 23 year old osman mata damas and 26 year old ivan zetas. investigators say the victim was shot on august 24th on alum rock avenue, but he survived. >> it was a very difficult case. when all parties flee the scene. but our detectives and our officers did tremendous work

raindrops spotted on the sidewalks near sonoma and also that little blob of activity just outside of piedmont. otherwise, temperatures are pretty consistent across the board into the 50s. the winds are calm for the most part, except in napa, where those wind gusts are up to 22mph. again if you have any inflatable snowmen outside or snow women outside on your lawns or santa claus or reindeers, bring them in. because this right here, it's still as far as that core is concerned, 1000 miles off the california oregon coastline. we're already seeing the cloud cover run over the coast here. now look at the precipitation it's late in associated with this system here, but it's dumping all that heavy precipitation out over the open waters. and the very gusty winds is churning up the surf as well. as far as we are concerned , our rain showers should begin in earnest across the north bay by 8:00 tomorrow morning, sliding across the central bay, making tracks towards the peninsula and the santa clara valley. during the day. the evening commute will be wet. what does this mean for tahoe? you see this right

he's from catawba county, which is in the piedmont area of north carolina. he is a blacksmith, a farmer and a non. he saw plenty amid after gettysburg. he, in fact, was actually embraced that. they were doing that. and in fact, was tempted to do it himself. i should also note that all the men that i had read letters from these four men, none of them deserted. i just want to give make that point. so william wagner, on august 2nd wrote, there was lots of wounded men drowned it in the river. he speaking of the potomac river, he's speaking about retreat. as you know, one of the pontoon bridges, if not boat near williamsport port were destroyed by the federal forces. so they got to the river. there's no bridge, no pontoon bridge coming across the river was he says for he means full rights of the river flooding that's what he's talking here. the river was full and the wagons these are ambulances now washed down the river and. they was grounded. can you imagine seeing that? he saw these poor confederates from gettysburg, right. flailing about in the water, utterly

piedmont officers were alerted to a suspicious black cadillac that had no license plates around kingstonnue. this was tuesday evening after investigating the 2 suspects were seen then attempting to steal a black chevy tahoe. and that's when police confronted them. they took off, though, in an attempt to flee but ended up crashing into another vehicle and then eventually into a police car. a search of that cadillac revealed a burglary tools you see on the screen. they also found drug paraphernalia. both suspects have been arrested now and booked into the santa rita jail and hoping luckily they will came peacefully. well, authorities now have identified the san francisco woman who was found dead last week as 27 year-old kimberly long. they say she was a tech worker in the city. officers. we're conducting a welfare check at a home on clay street in the pacific heights neighborhood when they found her body. police do think she was the victim of a homicide. they haven't shared details yet about why they think that how she died or any possible suspects. but anyone with information about what m

. >> reporter: other cities were san jose, san francisco and piedmont.ability officer tells me they plan to run again for the title in 2024. >> that is so fantastic. we get a lot of press releases about what our communities are doing to address climate, to address sustainability. to see those efforts recognized is fantastic. >> yeah, and the community is really involved. that makes their partnership even stronger. and it was really neat this was the first time they ran and won this title. as you heard, they plan to run against next year. all the best luck to them. >> working with nature to combat that's happening with rising sea levels. >> nice report. >> thank you very much. >>> how about we get to the weather? it doesn't stop here in the morning. let's get you through that microclimate forecast. i want to show you where the heavy rain is right now. pushing through the santa cruz mountains. so if you live through santa cruz, scotts valley, ben lomond, i'm talking to you to be careful about this rain moving in. reds and oranges on your screen. something

piedmont police were alerted to a suspicious black cadillac that had no license plates driving alonggston avenue tuesday evening. well, police pulled up observed the 2 suspects and then spotted them trying to steal a black chevy tahoe. and that's when they confront it. the suspected thieves who took off and in their attempt to flee. they collided with another car and then eventually with the police car itself, a search of their cadillac revealed the burglary tools you see on your screen. they also found drug paraphernalia. both suspects now been arrested and booked into the santa rita jail. authorities have identified the san francisco woman who was found dead last week as 27 year-old kimberly wong. they say she was a tech worker in the city. officers say they were conducting a welfare check at a home on clay street in the pacific heights neighborhood when they found her body. police suspect that she is the victim of a homicide, though they didn't give any details about why they think that how she died or if they have any suspects. but if you have any information that could help out

. >> business districts which include the downtown jacqueline square, kono, piedmont avenue officers will be out seven days a week foot patrols, traffic motor squads and community resource officers. >> but that's not all violent crime operation center and our ceasefire units will be conducting high level operations as some of them undercover were in the business districts. in the hour we spent in rockridge. abc7 did not see an increased presence, but shoppers and businesses say they're happy with the plan. >> so i'm glad to hear that. >> i think the first patrols in the presence of the police would be make people feel safe. >> of course more needs to be done, but i hope it's working. >> karen brooks says smash and grabs and car break ins won't stop her from shopping in oakland. i would hope that other people will come here and will shop and in other neighborhoods in oakland as well. in oakland, suzanne phan abc7 news in san francisco. >> police say retail theft is dropping drastically thanks to undercover efforts. this week, police made more than a dozen arrests in a single operation

>> other cities receiving the top grade include san francisco, san jose, oakland, palo alto and piedmontk at palisades tahoe in the sierra, and the recent rain means skiers and snowboarders will be able to enjoy fresh powder. here is video from yesterday where the resort averages 400 inches of snow throughout the season, december typically getting the highest averages. brrr. >> say that again. >> it was really cold there. >> rain here, snow there. >>> it was coming down and they're finally giving us a show. that rain is definitely coming down throughout the bay area. if you have to head out the door for the final days of work before the holiday, we are looking at heavier spots not only in the santa cruz mountains. the rain has pushed through san jose, campbell, parts of sunnyvale, santa clara under the reds and oranges. you could be possibly hearing the sound of thunder. when you hear thunder roar, go indoors, because that's going to drop a lot of moisture over the next couple of minutes. it's continuing to pummel areas, down through sfo and millbrae, and the mid-peninsula, the bridges a

jarocz ktvu fox two news is coming up tonight at 11 witnesses are speaking out after a shooting on piedmonte in oakland. >> what we're learning from them and police are tracking the rain that's coming tomorrow. >> it could have an impact on one of the commutes. and a little bit after that, i'll have the forecast and the five day just ahead. but first, presidents from top universities on capitol hill today. >> the concerns and the pushback over their handling of anti-semitic incidents on campus jack, the data shows that people love our more flavorful ultimate cheeseburgers. show me the data. so the data is good? the data is real good. honestly, best data i've ever had. my best-selling ultimate cheeseburgers, seasoned as they grill. the war against russia. if the united states does not send more military aid. zelensky's appeal comes as another multi-billion dollar aid package is tied up in the house of representatives. president biden is asking for roughly $105 billion for ukraine, israel and other security needs. but some republican lawmakers have criticized what they see as the lack of an e

i want to zoom in here though and there's a trouble spot on 580 working westbound into the piedmont area out of oakland. and 880 near 66 there's a hotspot there as well. by the way for the updated first alert forecast anytime all you have to do is head to kpix.com and also stream cbs news bay area on the free cbs news app. nicole? >>> let's take a look at this morning's top headlines. texas governor greg abbott just signed a controversial new bill that addresses immigration. senate bill 4 allows local police to arrest migrants who cross illegally. he says is point to is stop illegal entry into texas by giving law enforcement the tools to take action. human rights proponents plan to challenge the measure in court. the law goes into effect in march. >>> new york jury convicted jonathan majors of reckless assault in the third degree and harassment in the second degree. it all comes from a confrontation back in march. the 34-year-old with his then girlfriend at the time and she alleges he hit her and fractured her finger. majors' defense argued the ex-girlfriend was the aggressor. and majors

be out in shopping districts across oakland, including jack london square, the laurel district, piedmont, fruitvale and parts of east oakland. >> across the country, people are talking about san francisco's image crisis. crime tents, drugs, empty downtown streets and closed stores are sending a bad message around the globe. how do we move beyond these issues and build a better bay area? that's what we'll address in a live town hall style event on monday with mayor london breed police chief bill scott and district attorney brooke jenkins take the action. san francisco will stream live on monday starting at 7 p.m. if you have questions that you'd like us to ask, just scan the qr code on your screen to submit them or go to abc7 news.com slash take action sf heroics on capitol hill a senator's day job as a doctor came in handy during a luncheon helping save the life of one of his colleagues and all aboard the holiday train. >> but first to check on the weather with meteorologist drew tuma. >> good morning. we are starting out with clear skies, chilly temperatures in the 30s and 40s. a live l