pittman, where is the stuff coming from?r clairvoyant or tracey told him to put it in there. >> you think he's being dictated? >> absolutely, he's described. >> the cold case investigator told the prosecutor that he had what he thought was proof that tracey had dictated the journal. >> i basically asked her to describe her -- to me. i thought i was going to go interview, them i said please describe to me so i know what kind of people they are. johnson has a one paragraph response, and what was interesting about the one paragraph response is that it was incredibly similar language to paragraph five of the journal. if i had any lingering doubts at that time, the she described john pittman the exact same way that dustin wehde describe john pitman, there is no doubt that she authored it. >> so if the journal was a fake, what does that mean? well, that is where the serpent bottom tale gets kind of simple. motive. the prosecutor says that tracy stage the home invasion to stage her acts and get an upper hand in the custody battle.

pittman served as the acting chief of the u. s. capitol police after the january 6th insurrection. job, she was one of only two black women to achieve the rank of captain. at 11. tonight hurts will pay $168 million by the end of the year after falsely reporting rental cars as stolen . the settlement includes 364 pending claims. some of those cases include customers being arrested or spending time in jail. ceo stephen scherr said back in april that the incidents were a result of a glitch and its systems. hurts believes a quote meaningful portion of this settlement will be covered by its insurance carriers. small business in san jose closing up shop why this historic feed store is shutting down nearly 40 years in business, plus. tonight we're learning more about this coyote attack, neighbors are sharing their concerns. and we're back here with the weather. we've got some scattered showers moving around the bay area right now, the last in the evening, and then a little bit. tomorrow morning. there's more to come, though. ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact y

police and help guide the departments that recover after that violent insurrection on january 6, pittman says she's looking forward to bringing a reform experience to berkeley to it, advance safety and security on campus and in neighboring communities. well, a man is in custody in connection to a violent attack on a restaurant employee in antioch. police say that victim was defending a boy with special needs and shoes punched in the face, losing her right eye kron four's amanda hari has the latest in this investigation. >> shocking video of a man violently maiming a female employee at the habit burger grill in antioch. this happened on november. 12th monday, an arrest was made. i think it sends the message that our detectives, detective, being one of them are going to work tirelessly until we solve these cases. >> this is something that's very serious. a 20 year-old hayward man, isaac white carter was arrested on felony charges of mayhem and assault causing great bodily injury. antioch police detective john says white carter is cooperating with the investigation. admitted to being there

you're going pittman, the current interim chief for the u.s. capitol. police helped guide the recovery after a violent insurrection there. january 6th, of course, pittman will send the leadership post february first next year. she says she looks forward to bringing her reform experience to berkeley, to advance safety and security on campus and in eighboring communities. margo bennett, the current police chief announced she will retire this year. >> if you still don't have your real id, what you're actually in luck because the department of homeland security has delayed the deadline for air travelers for another 2 years. officials will begin enforcing the requirement on may 7th 2025. the deadline was supposed to a 3rd of next year was originally set to take effect back in 2020. but was delayed. of course, you the pandemic. what's it finally does begin? travelers 18 and older will need a real id card to pass to the nations airports. and if they don't have a passport. a military id or some other authorized identification. that's when they'll need it. real

pittman is currently the interim chief for the u.s. capitol police department. in fact, elp guide that department in the wake of the january 6 insurrection. pittman says she's looking forward to bringing her reform experience to berkeley's campus and neighboring communities. >> well, in the east bay, u.s. marshals have arrested. the man they believe is responsible for punching a 19 year-old fast food worker in antioch last month, causing her to lose her right eye. well, antioch police say the suspect 20 year-old isaac white carter taken into custody on felony charges monday morning in hayward back on november 12, bianca palomera tried defending a teen at special needs. who was bullied allegedly by white carter at the had a burger in antioch. police say white car turn in punch polymeric multiple times, including in the eye, which was so badly damaged. she needed to have surgery. fortunately, doctors determine the damage to the eye was irreversible. >> it's the victim is young and she lost her eyes a result to it. that's something that is obviously very serious. t

pittman is currently the interim chief for the u.s. capitol police department and help guide that department in the wake of the january 6 insurrection pittman says she's looking forward to bringing her reform experience berkeley's campus and neighboring communities. members of law enforcement to help protect the u.s. capitol during the january 6th attack were honored this morning on capitol hill. top lawmakers from both sides of the aisle awarded them the congressional gold medal for risking their lives during the insurrection. dozens of the officers who fought off rioters sustained serious injuries. 2 police officers died by suicide in the days that immediately followed. and a 3rd officer, capitol police officer brian sicknick collapsed and later died after one of the rioters sprayed him with some chemical metropolitan police chief robert conti spoke on behalf of law enforcement during this morning ceremony. >> regardless of your political affiliation, you responded like you do each and every day without hesitation. with courage and a

pittman is currently the interim chief for the u.s. capitol police department. if actually help guide that department in the wake of the january 6 insurrection, pittman says she is looking forward to bringing her reform experience to berkeley's campus and neighboring communities. also in the east bay, u.s. marshals have arrested a man they believe is responsible for punching a 19 year-old fast food worker in antioch last month, causing her to lose her right eye antioch. police say the suspect 20 year-old isaac white carter was taken into custody on felony charges monday morning in hayward. it was back on november. 12th the bianca tried defending a teen with special needs who is being bullied allegedly by white carter in the habit burger in antioch. police say what carter then turned and punched polymer a multiple times, including in the eye, which was so badly damaged that she needed surgery. unfortunately, doctors, we're able to save the eye of the damage was irreversible. >> it's the victim is young and she lost her eyes a result to it. that's something that i

pittman is currently the interim chief for the u.s. capitol police department and in fact, help guide that department in the wake of the january 6 insurrection. pittman says that she is looking forward to bringing her reform experience to berkeley's campus and neighboring communities. >> well, a man is in custody following a violent attack on a restaurant employee. antioch police say the victim was defending a boy with special needs when she was punched in the face. losing her right eye crawford's monday. harry has that story. >> shocking video of a man violently maiming a female employee at the habit burger grill in antioch. this happened on november. 12th monday, an arrest was made. i think it sends the message that our detectives, detective, being one of them are going to work tirelessly until we solve these cases. >> this is something that's very serious. a 20 year-old hayward man, isaac white carter was arrested on felony charges of mayhem and assault causing great bodily injury. antioch police detective john says white carter is

i don't know why oge and the a pittman. how did she get a pass? i'll tell you why.i think the fact that she's black. no one wants to criticize her. i think we need to go to the next caller. i think number one, i think we need to look at actually look at who was actually the chief that day, wasn't she? pittman and you actually need to look at the chain of command and the united states capitol police. but, you know, there's nothing to do about race in this in any way. and really that's just sort of i'll from fayetteville north carolina for this is from joe joe. so i pushed wrong button. fayetteville, north carolina this is joe joe. good morning ahead. good. in my estimation is two things going on here. it's probably revealed in your book you've got organizations that won't work together. it's like 52 different police organizations in washington, d.c. and obviously they didn't share information and they didn't help each other. and this is going on in a lot of different scandals that's gone on in the united states from 9/11 all the way back to kennedy, assassination, pe

i don't know why oge and the a pittman. how did she get a pass? i'll tell you why.i think the fact that she's black. no one wants to criticize her. i think we need to go to the next caller. i think number one, i think we need to look at actually look at who was actually the chief that day, wasn't she? pittman and you actually need to look at the chain of command and the united states capitol police. but, you know, there's nothing to do about race in this in any way. and really that's just sort of i'll from fayetteville north carolina for this is from joe joe. so i pushed wrong button. fayetteville, north carolina this is joe joe. good morning ahead. good. in my estimation is two things going on here. it's probably revealed in your book you've got organizations that won't work together. it's like 52 different police organizations in washington, d.c. and obviously they didn't share information and they didn't help each other. and this is going on in a lot of different scandals that's gone on in the united states from 9/11 all the way back to kennedy, assassination, pe

i don't know why oge and the a pittman. how did she get a pass? i'll tell you why.i think the fact that she's black. no one wants to criticize her. i think we need to go to the next caller. i think number one, i think we need to look at actually look at who was actually the chief that day, wasn't she? pittman and you actually need to look at the chain of command and the united states capitol police. but, you know, there's nothing to do about race in this in any way. and really that's just sort of i'll from fayetteville north carolina for this is from joe joe. so i pushed wrong button. fayetteville, north carolina this is joe joe. good morning ahead. good. in my estimation is two things going on here. it's probably revealed in your book you've got organizations that won't work together. it's like 52 different police organizations in washington, d.c. and obviously they didn't share information and they didn't help each other. and this is going on in a lot of different scandals that's gone on in the united states from 9/11 all the way back to kennedy, assassination, pe

pittman started as chief of capitol police. became the first black woman to lead the u.s.e at uc berkeley pittman will oversee 140 campus officers and manage campus security. harper estate is february 1. >> lawsuit against twitter. what a lawyer is saying after elon musk takeover. >> the race for city council seat will be determined but first a check at the weather. >> then north bay being impacted the most fight an early morning shower. live look showing you wet pavement on 101. slower than normal commute and parts of the north bay this morning. you can see the shield of moisture pushing off to the north. marin county, sonoma county getting hit the hardest. working through san mateo right now heading towards hayward another towards san ramon. brightest colors this morning from novato right now that is where we have the heaviest rain through the next hour or so. this is a level one on the impact scale. the biggest impact being slick roadway conditions. mid-40's and 50's as you step out the door. we keep the showers in the forecast through the morning. by the afternoon this

yogananda pittman will lead the police department last year.ne of the first black women to run the capitol police. she became acting chief after the january 6 insurrection. yogananda pittman will start at cal after the university's current chief retires. >>> a blow to san jose voters after expressing concerns over the filling vagrant district 8 and 10 seats. the residents may not be able to vote for those representatives. the mayor and the mayor elect say the rejection of a special election for those seeds will result in a loss of trust amongst voters. san jose city council promises they will have a transparent vetting process. >>> california's covid-19 numbers are up. the test positivity rate is back in the double-digit at 10.8%. the chronicle reports of bay area wastewater samples indicate the winter surge could top last summer's omicron wave. the infectious disease specialist says expect a milder winter than last year. >>> speaking of mild, that is not what we are getting right now. how much rain will we get asked >> within the coming hours,

. >> yogananda pittman, the current interim chief of the u.s. capitol police help guide that departments recovery after the violent insurrection on the 6 pittman will assume the uc leadership on february. first next year, fitness says she looks forward to bringing her reform experience to berkeley, to advance safety and security on campus. and in the neighboring communities. margo bennett, the current police chief, announced that she will retire this year. and coming up tonight on kron 4 news today, there is a new group of lawmakers at the state capitol. re recap day one of the new session and looking to the governor's fight against big oil profits. >> plus, logging off for good. the district attorney of santa clara county says he's leaving. twitter is reason for ditching the site. i was just so worried about like 45 years of of business, you know? down the tubes gone. so that's what i was worried about. a fire burns of san francisco legacy business. what is lost and if the owners feel they can ever rebuild and reopen. >> part of san francisco h

pittman served as assistant chief of the capitol police during the january 6 election. just two days afterward, she was offered the chance to become interim chief, becoming the first black woman to we be capitol police. now if you sleep berkeley, she will oversee 140 officers and manage security. her first day on the job will be february 1 of next year. >> more rain ahead right now. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya: don't leave home without the jacket annabella tomorrow morning. as you check out live doppler 7, it is definitely wet across the bay area. first, taking a look at heavier --just southwest of santa cruz, some started to move on sure around the east bay bay, emeryville, oakland starting to see light to moderate rain. it's pretty steady from san francisco down toward south city. in the north bay, petaluma, highway 101, penn grove, you are getting wet. i'm the last 72 hours, how much rain we talking about, dry over an inch in places like santa rosa. then loman picking up close to two and a half inches of rain. despite all the rain we have been receiv

his name is corey pittman at this time, i would like to apologize to the paper because only now about the gun understand that the enjoyment of life was taken away can never be replaced. and i'm sorry, my history is the life of a lot of kids out there at our community. my reality as a young man, life in prison will be to future if we don't start creating better ways of dealing with our children. who who la la dyer baggage cameras field yeah. i dont want super grid for ah analog that's listed in through here. almost 30 years and ever it looks a lot better than it back. and ladies really manage the motors. looks a lot different. they started almost over hours up year after dark to the street to just be crawl and we just started out like any other patrol partners or just handle a regular police all and then we'd be on a like a burglary call or vandalism call. and it was a lead here shot to be on fire, you know, block away or a couple blocks away. and then at the return shots, somebody shooting out of a car. now, mackenzie with telegraph bodies in the street. people who did sack lay in the

earlier today the associated press reported the passing of dorothy pittman hughes at the age of 84.felong community activists, who toured the country in the 1970s together with gloria steinem. as the two forged a powerful speaking partnership at a time when feminism was seen, predominantly, as predominantly white and middle class. one of the most famous images of the area, taken in october of 1971, the two raised their right arm in the black power symbol. the national is now in the national portrait gallery. hughes work was always rooted in political activism, organizing the first shelter for battered women in new york city. cofounded the new york city agency for child development. may she rest in power. i remember, as a teenager, when i started the national human movement, dorothy pittman supported us. when people go see loudmouth, the story that is of my life in activism, one of the people that helped me as a teenager, and never ever last, with dorothy pick misuse. goes-t loudmouth, you'll see a lot of what we had to deal with in new york and then moving to the national movement.

his name is corey pittman. at this time, i would like to apologize to the pitney family because only now about begun to understand that the enjoyment of life was taken away can never be replaced. and i'm sorry, my history is the life of a lot of kids out there at our community. and my reality as a young man, life in prison will be the future. if we don't start creating better ways of dealing with our children who lou a all right. yeah. you're supposed to block the block that those are baggage with cameras failed with . yeah. yeah. night so yeah, i dont want to put their super crib. i've been with us for a long time since i've been through here almost 30 years in ever. it looks a lot better. it back and ladies really manage with a homeowners deluxe logic as a federal, most hours up year after dark to the straits and just be crawl. and we just started out like any other patrol partners or we were just handling regular police falls and then we'd be on a like a burglary call or a vandalism call. and it was that we'

she was one of the first black women to captain the capitol police and yogananda pittman became acting chief in the wake of the insurrection. she will start on february 1st when the current chief, margo bennett, retires. >>> u.s. has will pass the respect for marriage act today before it is signed by president joe biden. they will ensure the nationwide recognition of same-sex marriage and the validity of interracial marriages under the law. the senate passed it last week with support from 12 republicans after religious liberties protections included in the attic. >>> daytime highs today are pretty average, actually. across the board, we are in the mid-50s. a very easy forecast to you. if you have that jacket on in the east day and you're going to san francisco, you might need to take it off. it is cool. we have some lingering scattered showers left in the forecast for us tonight. it is tapered off and very isolated, especially once we extend into the late evening. that is when an area of low pressure dissipates and that will be the forecast for us wednesday, heading into thursday. once

pittman served as assistant chief of the capitol police during the january 6 election. just two days afterward, she was offered the chance to become interim chief, becoming the first black woman to we be capitol police. now if you sleep berkeley, she will oversee 140 officers and manage security. her first day on the job will be february 1 of next year. >> more rain ahead right now. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya: don't leave home without the jacket annabella tomorrow morning. as you check out live doppler 7, it is definitely wet across the bay area. first, taking a look at heavier --just southwest of santa cruz, some started to move on sure around the east bay bay, emeryville, oakland starting to see light to moderate rain. it's pretty steady from san francisco down toward south city. in the north bay, petaluma, highway 101, penn grove, you are getting wet. i'm the last 72 hours, how much rain we talking about, dry over an inch in places like santa rosa. then loman picking up close to two and a half inches of rain. despite all the rain we have been receiv

his name is corey pittman. at this time i would like to apologize to the paper because only now about begun to understand that the enjoyment of life was taken away can never be replaced. and i'm sorry, my history is the life of a lot of kids out there at our community. and my reality as a young man, when life in prison will be their future. if we don't start creating a better way to deal with our children. who so i i yeah, you're supposed to block the block. that our baggage in there got a cab was failed with no night down. yeah. i dont want to put the super crib. i wouldn't need this for a long time. so i've been through here talking almost 30 years in ever. it looks a lot better. it back in late age, really management one on the motors deluxe logic as ah, is this better almost every hours up year after dark to the streets and just be crawl. and we just started out like any other patrol partners or just handle and regular police halls and then we'd be on a like a burglary call or a vandalism call. and it was t

the 6 pittman will assume the leadership on february of next year. margo bennett, the current uc police chief announced that she is retiring this year. paul pelosi, the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, was spotted with her at the kennedy center honors last night in washington, d.c., in this video he is seen wearing a hat. it was his first public appearance since being attacked at their san francisco home in late october. the couple was sitting outside alongside president biden and the first lady as well as vice president harris and her husband, mister pelosi suffered a skull fracture when he was hit with a hammer during a home break-in. nancy pelosi says his recovery is quote, coming along. >> vice president kamala harris will be back in california this weekend to celebrate another history maker. harris will be swearing in los angeles. mayor-elect karen bass on sunday bass will officially begin her term the following day last month passed became the first black woman to be elected mayor of los angeles. happening tomorrow, georgia voters will de

. >> well, in the east bay, uc berkeley say they have a new police chief, but you pittman will assume the uc leadership on february. 1st of next year, next year after current police chief, margo bennett announced her retirement. now she is the current interim chief for the u.s. capitol police and help guide that departments recovery after the violent insurrection. back on january, 6th of 2021 pittman says that she looked forward to bringing her reform experience to berkeley, to advance safety and security on campus. and in neighboring communities. >> well, in the east bay, u.s. marshals have arrested. the man they believe is responsible for punching a 19 year-old fast food worker in antioch last month, causing her to lose her right eye. and police say the suspect 20 year-old isaac white carter was taken into custody on felony charges monday morning in hayward back on november. 12th bianca palomera tried defending a teen with specipl needs was being bullied by allegedly by white carter at the habit burger, a nanny, a police say white carter than punch bellemare multiple times including

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her name is open pittman to was the interim chief who helped guide the recovery of the u.s. capitol police department after the violent insurrection on january. the 6, she will assume the leadership on february, the first to next year. goodman was a pioneering officer on the capitol police force over the span of 21 years. she rose to become one of the first 2 black women promoted to captain. she then served as interim chief for 6 months in the aftermath of the insurrection. margo bennett, the current police chief announced that she will retire this year. >> in national news tonight, the u.s. supreme court will decide whether or not a wedding website designer is allowed to refuse to make websites for same couples. our washington, d.c., correspondent alexandra limon has the latest. >> gathered outside the supreme court monday as the justices heard a case about whether anti-discrimination laws violate the first amendment trying force to where you had to have no laurie smith says colorado would be violating her freedom of speech if it forces her to create websites for same weddi

you gone to non do pittman will assume the uc leadership on february first next year. >> after the current police chief, margo bennett, announced that she's currently retiring as she's the current interim chief for the u.s. capitol police and help guide that departments recovery after the violent insurrection on january 6, pittman says that she looks forward to bringing her reform experience to berkeley, to advance safety and security on campus. and in neighboring communities. >> well, a man is in custody following a violent attack on a restaurant employee. antioch. police say the victim was defending a boy with special needs when she was punched in the face. now she's lost her right eye kron four's amanda hari has the latest. >> shocking video of a man violently maiming a female employee at the habit burger grill in antioch. this happened on november. 12th monday, an arrest was made. i think it sends the message that our detectives, detective, being one of them were going to work tirelessly until we solve these cases. >> this is something that's very serious. a 20 year-old hayward man, is

pittman was one of the first black women to captain the police department. she became the active police in the wake of the january 6 insurrection. pitman will start at cal on february 1 when the chief margo bennett retires. >>> governor newsom wants to punish those price gouging at the pumps. asking the legislator to fine refiners who would have to pay for going over. his plan would return excess profits as tax refunds. we spoke to uc berkeley's energy institute at hoss. >> even if they're not doing anything to make the market tighter. when we do have some sort of outage because california is a gas island, the price goes way up. this would claw back some of those profits and use it to go to consumers, so they could afford the gas lane worries. >> reporter: the gas prices have dropped in recent weeks. the average in san francisco is $4.84 today. down 27 cents from last week. drivers are paying about $4.77 and $4.79 a gallon. if you'd like to read more about the price gouging plan, we've posted a link to the full text on kpix.com. >>> house speaker nancy pelos

yolanda pittman served as assistant chief of capitol police during the january 6 insurrection. she was appointed acting chief two days after the attack becoming the first black woman police chief of the capitol police department. she will begin as a chief of uc berkeley police february of next year. >> in the south bay, the santa clara county district attorney's office is quitting twitter. the office of the da says it is because of an increase in hateful rhetoric on the platform. abc7news reporter has more. reporter: the decision to leave twitter has been weeks in the making according to the district attorney jeff rosen especially since twitter's new ownership under elon musk. >> i noticed the proliferation of hate speech and racism and anti-semitism on the twitter platform that really started me thinking as to why my office in the taxpayers and the people they represent in this wonderful diverse community, why i am using a platform that is making money by getting eyeballs to look at things that are racist and anti-semitic. reporter: rose and placing the blame on elon musk. >>

wel city of fairf to be available at pittman and cordella worlds. and at the southeast corner of allen with park. so again like this down and make sure you think of your sandbags if you need them. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we've been tracking your forecast that putting sandbags in place, john, what is the rain make another appearance? so it's later on today. rain and we stay dry for your morning commute. nice note there. so no worries this morning as you're getting onto the roads. >> for now, it's just some cloud cover. but to the north of us, there's that next system that's still sitting offshore. the north drops in with us later today. as for right now, those clouds are about the only thing we're seeing cold front pushes through. and along with that, we will see a rush of rainfall towards the evening commute tonight. so if you're leaving the house this morning, make sure you're doing so with the rain jacket and umbrella, at least passed. packed with you even though you don't necessarily need at these next few hours, you will be tow

santa is going to be available at pittman. and corps de la rose scored delia roads and at the southeast corner of allen with parks, get your sandbags ready, get all of those things ready because we're talking about the range on. good morning. good morning. yeah, the rain on its way today. >> he is a nice and dry one. but tomorrow, not so much that way. golden gate bridge right now. nice and clear. enjoy today's dry conditions. good day to maybe do some travel. if you are heading up to the sierra nevada today earlier, the better and as you're getting up there, we do have a few snow flurries still remaining from yesterday. plan on being up there intel monday because we are likely to see some road closures come saturday into sunday. and if that road closures, some really inclement travel conditions up there on up into the sierra nevada as snow really falls and heavy this weekend. we're sitting in the bay area is quiet for now. but this moisture packed system set up right on our doorstep about to be dropping in as we work our way

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now, mr pittman was the acting chief of the u. s. capitol police after the january 6th insurrection, and before that, she was one of only two black females to achieve the rank of captain. 17 striking academic workers were cited by police after staging a sit in at the sacramento office of the university of california president now that sit in happened while nearly 2000 striking workers rallied outside the building, which is known as you see, center, sacramento 48,000. academic workers are on strike for fourth week calling for better pay. benefits and job security. one union representing about 12,000 workers, has reached a tentative agreement with the university, but all the workers remain on strike in solidarity. our time is now for 16. there's new video to show you from when a sam trans bus careened over a curb in daly city at sara montiel's center. look at this. the bus finally came to a stop in a parking lot. the driver was not hurt. incredible pictures for others were heard in that crash. all have since been released from the hosp

. >> i agree with judge pittman who found this was unconstitutional. don't thick the president has the authority to cancel this debt, $930 billion, it will be transferred, 250 million american adults and only 45 million have student loan debt. it will be transferred to other people. it is a horrible thing for policy for president biden to tell young people they don't have to follow through with their commitment and response villages. lauren: just a few days before the midterm elections this is what the president said. >> president biden: the part of education will have approved applications of 16 million americans, sent the necessary paperwork to student loan services, the last step before 16 million americans can have their loan discharged. 16 million people who will be hearing from the department of education that they have been approved, should be seeing relief in the coming days. lauren: the fate of those millions and millions more that applied hangs in the balance, the white house press secretary is making more excuses. the program is necessary to

yogananda pittman was one of the first black women to captain the capitol police. she was the interim chief for six months after the january 6 insurrection. she will start at berkeley on february 1 when the current chief retires. she says she will spend the first 100 days on the job meeting with groups to get a better understanding of their concerns. >>> today is an important day for the u.s. senate. it is election day in georgia. there is a lot of hype to determine the runoff race between democratic senator, raphael warnock, and the gop challenger, herschel walker. early ballots have been cast, but heavy rain is expected all day today. the concern is that it could hurt the turnout. over the next half hour, we will check in with tyler henry, live in georgia, with more details on that. >>> the covid-19 numbers are up as the chronicle reports. the wastewater samples indicate the winter surge could top last summer's omicron wave. we did ask the infectious disease specialist why. he says, natural immunity is waning from last winter. many people have not been boosted. h

sand will be available at pittman and core delia roads and at the southeast corner of allen with park. in san francisco, police are searching for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run. >> happened last night around 7.30, in the city's crocker, amazon neighborhood. police say a collihion was reported in the area of geneva avenue in prague street. that's near the crocker, amazon playground. investigators say a man was found dead at the scene. the description of the car and the driver has not yet been released. police are asking anyone who might have information to give them a call. the san jose police department is investigating and 61st traffic death of the year. that's a record for san jose. the latest death was also around 7.30, last night. those one in the area of little orchard street and kareem on avenue in south san jose, a woman was hit and killed while crossing the street excuse me, the police say the driver is cooperating with investigators. the victim has been identified as 47 year-old maria marcelo. she is the co-founder of the local health care organization called heali

santa will be available at pittman and core delia roads and at the southeast corner of allan witt park. new at 10 o'clock free. former students of mario monti high school in orinda are suing the school and kaline u.s. high school district over how they handled abuse cases involving a former teacher. >> that lawsuit points to mark lippman who taught english mario monti. he was arrested and charged september of 2009 sentenced to 2 years in prison. but he was not required to register as a offender. the lawsuit says that he sexually abused 3 students between 2007 2009 when they were under age. the lawsuit says the students reported the misconduct to several of people at the school, but looking stayed on the job and continued the abuse. alameda high school called for another shelter in place this afternoon after report of an intruder. >> police were called to the school and a message was sent out to students, staff and parents. but the report turned out to be a false alarm the incident does come just 2 days after people entered the school. one of them was a a former student was acting errat

santa will be available at pittman and core delia roads and at the southeast corner of allan witt park. >> in the south bay, san jose police are on scene of a deadly crash involving a pedestrian. it happened about 07:30pm, tonight near the intersection of paramount avenue and little orchard street, a busy shopping area there. police say the pedestrian died after being hit by a car. the driver involved is cooperating with the investigation. this marks san jose's 59th a deadly collision of the year and 60st pedestrian death. >> a man has been arrested for a hate crime after sunnyvale. police say he attacked an elderly asian man. it happened sunday at lakewood park where the victim was exercising. police say jesse correia confronted the victim and told him to, quote, go back to your country and keep walking. police say korea then punched the man several times in the face and ran off with his phone. the victim suffered minor injuries and did not need medical attention. former theranos executive sunny balwani will spend almost 13 years in prison. he was sentenced this afternoon for his role

santa will be available at pittman and roads and at the southeast corner of allen with park. and this is not the weekend travel to lake tahoe is our meteorologists have been telling you throughout the week, heavy snow and strong winds are creating dangerous driving conditions startkng tonight and running into sunday. let's take a live look now at conditions in the sierra where some people are trying to get up to their basically before the worst of that weather comes down. this is at i-80 east at the donner lake exchange. some traffic just crawling along there. it is important that people travel safely as well at this hour. some people trying to get up there ahead some of those warnings from officials. officials are calling this weekend's conditions difficult to impossible for mountain travel. and here's what some travelers who made it up before the worst of it had to say. >> the road conditions are only going to get worse. i'd definitely check cdot. i mean, they update conditions all the time on the website go slow, slow down and definitely watch out the snowplows today. the