pittsburg in walnut creek both at the top. antioch is the city where it went down after the pandemic but enough burdened renters to make the top five. at the county level they had the highest percentage of burdened renters in the bay area. only san francisco had fewer than 40% of renters facing burdening cost. >> they recommend to spend 30% of your income on your housing. [laughter] >> it is more than that. >> reporter: bertha purchased a home and moved to pittsburg 18 years ago. at that time her mortgage was $1000 per month. she now pays double after negotiating with the bank. she set a home like hers rents for at least $2500 a month. >> the bank tried to make us pay almost triple. 3000. >> reporter: what percentage would you say of a paycheck. >> it was more than a third. it is more than an entire paycheck. >> reporter: how are they able to keep a roof over their head? >> roommates. >> reporter: you have to juggle and figure it out? >> working three or four different jobs. >> there are positive signs for renters as the local

but riders will be able to travel between pittsburg, bay point, and antioch. tri-delta transit is offering bus service right now for passengers. no word yet on any suspects or a motive for this shooting. >>> also tonight, thousands of csu workers are about to walk off the job. the spring semester starts next week, but the california faculty association is calling for a systemwide, five-day strike at all 23 campuses. that strike would begin monday. here's what we know. the teamsters union representing the skilled trade workers employees also plans to strike. the csu system has offered faculty a 5% pay raise each year for three years. the union wants a 12% pay raise. csu leaders say a 12% raise is virtually impossible to meet. >> we moved a little bit, and we were expecting they would move a little bit, but that didn't happen. so this is why we now have to strike. >> we do remain very hopeful that these unions will demonstrate their interest in reaching agreement for their members. and when they do, we will return to the bargaining table. >> so the union plans t

danny koovalik is human rights lawyer who joins us from pittsburg ba. welcome uh daniel kavalik. i mean you have very positive move that's been made here um a minimum it's going to obviously spread the awareness uh and the anger that's out there uh what people are feeling in terms of this genocidal war. but in terms. action on the ground, whether it'll have an effect, what do you think? well, i try to remain optimistic, it's tempered by the fact that i just saw that in the 24 hours uh following that decision, israel killed something like 487 palestinians in gaza, which is actually significantly more than they've been killing per day, which is about 250 or so, and of course you saw the us and a couple other countries cut off aid to the un uh refugee agency for palestine, that is not a good sign, but i think uh what it's going to come down to is what are people and countries going to do... in response to this, it need, we need political action, we need people to respond to this by redoubling their efforts to end this war. we need more countries like yemen who are willing to take af

arthur nato joining us from pittsburg. thank you.come into and having this whole thing taken up by them. it should have been saudi arabia, it should have been... uae, it should have been jordan, it would have been other muslim countries, but the leaders are just watching, they just watching, and they're not doing anything. the protesters called on other nations to support south africa's initiative and urged the international court of justice to conduct a thorough investigation into alleged atrocities committed by israeli forces in gaza. the demonstrations for gaza highlight a wid sentiment among pakistanis against unwavering support from the us and its western allies for israel's actions in the region, these marches provide a platform for pakistanis to vocally condemn israeli forces for their atrocities against palestinian population. press tv, islamabad national pro-palestine march has once again drawn hundreds of thousands of predominantly young people to the streets of the british. to london, the demonstrators have called for imme

okay, all right, thank you very much, daniel, author and human rights lawyer from pittsburg. p pleasure, activist and political commentator from sona. thank you to you both. with that we come. an end for this edition of the spotlight from the team, it's goodbye. she's going to get hit by a car. if you really care about the lives. فنحن اطفال غزه اغلب المجازر التي شنت فينا هي من من الطائرات الامريكيه الغداره امريكا قبل في الحروب التي قد مضت كانت تدعم اسرائيل بالسر لكن اليوم دعمت اسرائيل بالعلن امام امام مراه العالم كله وفي ام عينينا راينا البضائع والذخائر الامريكيه وهي تدخل الى اسرائيل والطائرات الغداره الحربيه الامريكيه. uh, even my friends are getting killed, my colleagues by this real incubation, we're still doing the the daily missions to survive, filling the the water containers with water so we can survive, and as you can... see behind the army is flashes, the gumfire, the heavy machine guns and the snipers, small flames in the sky, oh my god, but you will survive. when palestinian journalist shirin abu aghale was killed by nisvd sniper on may 11, 2022, the israelis meant

kirker pass road, from pittsburg to walnut creek, 20 minutes.icia bridge to walnut creek, you're looking at about ten minutes. smooth commute and hopefully it stays that way. i'll send it back to you. >>> we continue to follow breaking news out of japan where five people are confirmed dead following a collision between two airplanes on the runway at tokyo international airport. it happened overnight between a japan airlines flight and a coast guard aircraft. nearly 400 passengers and crew members onboard that commercial plane were able to safely escape. the pilot of the coast guard aircraft survived, but five others onboard that plane died. a warning, you may find this next video disturbing. this is surveillance video showing, wow, that intense and deadly collision. you can see both planes catch fire. japan's transportation minister says the coast guard aircraft was set to deliver aid to victims of yesterday's magnitude 7.6 earthquake. >> that is just terrible. >>> this morning back here at home, b.a.r.t. is set to resume normal service followin

that chase ended when the car crashed near the pittsburg b.a.r.t. station.e is a look at the map where the chase started near summerville road and highway 4. the person trying to get away crashed into a concrete underpass. while chp officers helped the victims inside that car, they say other drivers from the sideshow showed up. >> sideshow vehicles in the area responded to this area as well and verbally yelling at our officers, and unknown objects were being thrown at our officers on scene. it became a little more hostile at that point and ally agencies and additional chp units were able to arrive and assist the units. >> there were five people in total in the car that crashed. they were all taken to the hospital. no officers were hurt. >>> well, happening today, b.a.r.t. fares increase for most passengers. b.a.r.t. says the 5.5% increase will generate $26 million to cover rising costs and keep trains running. the average ride will jump by 23 cents, depending on where you're going. not everybody will see a rate hike. low income riders will see their fares cu

officers closed the pittsburg station while investigating.an who was buried in an avalanche at palisades tahoe ski resort. 66-year-old kenneth kidd suffocated after being swept into the avalanche. the coroner told the "san francisco chronicle." kidd split time between point reyes and truckee. the deadly avalanche happened a week and a half ago. the slide triggered shortly after the lift opened for the first time this season. three other scare s three otherkiers hurt. all expected to be okay. >>> under a microclimate weather alert. cinthia pimentel is here to tell us about it. >> good morning. yeah. through round one of several storms only the way last night. light rain now picked up on storm rangeer through novato and up sports petaluma, santa rosa. could be slick along 101. saint helena in on light activity and continues through parts of the east bay. on and off through our saturday. best to get outside before we get to that 1:00, 2:00 hour this afternoon. take it down into the peninsula. south city out towards the coastline into san jose ge

in pittsburg. investigators tell us a man shot another man who is now in critical condition.ther victim showed up in the hospital with a wounded leg and is in stable decision. b.a.r.t. officers closed the pittsburg station while investigating and transit came in to transport passengers. >>> and next week emany state university campuses including several here in the bay area kwae. unless their professors take to the picket line. the california faculty association represents lectures, professors, counselors from 23 campuses. the union is calling for a system-wide five-day work stoppage beginning monday. the csu system offered faculty 5% raise each year for three years but the union wants a 12% raise. leaders say 12% is virtually impossible to meet. >> we moved a little bit and expected they would move a little bit, that didn't happen. >> we do remain very hopeful these unions will demonstrate their interests in reaching agreement for their members. >> meanwhile, the teamsters union, which represents more than 1,000 skilled employees at csu campuses has reached an agreement with

there isn't in any pittsburg. i have to come here to charge or all the way to concord. >> reporter: lack of charging stationsy cross parts of the county addressed thanks to $15 million in state funds through the charging and fueling infrastructure discretionary grant program. contra costa leaders say built at 15 different sites across the county totals more than 100 chargers and comes as california sets ambitious goals to address climate change, requiring all new cars sold to be zero emission by 2035. >> libraries of a strategic decision of where we can place charging infrastructure, because they are uniquely sited within our community and within our neighborhoods. you know, spread out, you know, across the county. >> reporter: the county feels it will make the charging stations more accessible to communities, that have been overlooked in the past. >> when we look at some of the areas in need of charging, we can call them charging deserts, we see that we have a library or two in the vicinity. >> reporter: addition

but lew wallace was not with the rest of the army at pittsburg landing when the battle shiloh startsere are disagreeing parts grant orders. wallace to move to pittsburg there are disagreements on how he got there and how he should have got there after battle was over, grant and halleck together scapegoated, wallace claimed he got lost, claimed was his fault and this and that and the other. lew wallace got so angry. he was actually demanding courts of inquiry in the summer of 1863. you know what, grant was doing in the summer of 1863, capturing vicksburg. so how much is h work going to fall on a sympathetic ear? you're telling me, you want to challenge us, grant, who just captured vicksburg, who just t . and so lou wallace lets the matter matter drop. he is promoted to the administrative command of the middleeps headquartered in baltimore. it was largely a political appointee to watch over the city of baltimore and even that angered henry halleck. he said it was a little better than murder to give wallace commands like this. he wrote angrily to his wife, susan about all of these battl

the chase ended in a crash near the pittsburg b.a.r.t. station. it started near highway 4. suspect car plowed into a concrete support near the pittsburg baypoint b.a.r.t. station. while chp officers were helping victims, they say other sideshow cars showed up. >> sideshow cars responded to this area as well, and verbally yelling at our officers and unknown objects were being thrown at our officers on the scene. it became a little more hostile and allied agencies and additional chp units were able to arrive and assist the units. >> there were five victims in the speeding car that crashed. no officers were injured. >>> b.a.r.t. fare increase for most passengers. b.a.r.t. says the 5.5% increase will generate $26 million to cover rising costs and keep those trains running. now, the average ride will jump by about 23 cents, it all obviously depends on where you're going. not everybody will see a fare hike. low income riders will see their fares cut in half through the clipper start program. >>> 5:39. a live look outside over san jose. a little cloud cover there. nice to have a b

san jose, pittsburg, oakland and alameda county have all passed similar ordinances.ar santa -- there's a new proposal that would invite >>> the proposal is for dalliance with former housing units and requirements will help encourage ev ownership among renters. the city estimates 30% of new cars registered are electric. the city council is expected to vote january 23rd. >>> up ne, a >>> it has been a while since students at a bay area college rush the floor that it happened tonight on national tv. >> did you ever rush the floor when you are at miami? >> no. >> the broncos are doing something they haven't done in 13 years. they were honoring a legendary player and his former coach was there. great to see both of them back on campus. santa clara hosting that i got and -- the french man, the game- winning basket and everyone is loving it. the party started. santa clara wins in -- >>> the sharks are celebrating

three of the four victims' bodies have been recovered pittsburg california attorney general, issuingment to the oakland unified school district saying any plan school closures will be monitored by his department to ensure civil rights laws are not violated . this, after his department completed an investigation into the district's rescinded plan to close several open schools, saying it would have likely impacted black students. here is pete suratos. >> today, i kind of smiled that, you know, victory, sometimes you have to wait for it, but they are sweet when they do come. trenton nicole was more than satisfied with today's announcement by california attorney general rob bonta in a letter released by the ag's office, regarding the investigations into the unified schools district rescinded plan to close several schools back in 2022. the attorney general said it would've disproportionately impacted black and low income elementary students. the letter also advises all usc that any future closures should not violate state civil rights laws that protect closures from having adverse impacts

all right, let's find out what danielk thinks, is human rights lawyer who joins us from pittsburg pa. dan, welcome, so um, now now we're seeing a different light here in terms of the revelations that have... come out from these documents uh, perhaps you can explain to us uh the whole blackmail scheme and how how ultimately this uh worked in favor for israel and the depth of it in terms of the different scenarios that may have been involved? well, i guess the claim is that epstein was working for massad, which is the israeli intelligence services, they would be an analogue to the united states central intelligence agency, and that essentially he would... put very important people, important politicians, as you mentioned, presidents like bill clinton, and donald trump into compromising situations, which those could have involved, and in many cases involved pedophilia, and then use the proof of these compromising situations, to essentially control those politicians and public figures. support uh israel any cost and uh you know so that is what it appears this uh blackmail scheme was about

. >> now, the group is actually a union coalition serving places like pittsburg, martinez, pleasantonblin and piedmont. it is made up of 18 chapters across the east bay and it is relatively a new idea. now, its chapters have authorized strike if the contract deal is not reached. so far the individual districts involved are not commenting. >>> happening today, contra costa county fire protection district and cal fire are working to boost wildfire protections. there will be a groundbreaking this morning for the new shaded fuel break project. a fuel break is a strip of land where trees and brush have been reduced to limit the fire's ability to spread. the fuel break will encompass nearly 270 acres of open space across lafayette and walnut creek. the tentative completion day is 2025. >>> an emotional night at chase center as the warriors hit the first time since the death of a beloved assistant coach. >> he was a huge part of who we are, a part of our soul. >> before last night's game head coach steve kerr addressed the crowd, honoring coach milojesevic. who suffered a heart attack. many

. >>> a teenager is under arrest after a shooting at the pittsburg bart station. a 17-year-old surrendered today. the shooting happened last friday. investigators believe the teen was the only suspect and they have not revealed a motive. >>> the san jose city council is considering making san pedro square car free permanently. they are meeting to vote on the final proposal. if it's passed, it will be closed off to traffic and will become a street for pedestrians only. the mayor says it will boost businesses. in fact, san pedro street was closed off to cars during the pandemic to expand outdoor ding. >> thanks so much. >>> on to first alert weather now. get outside while you can. we have a brief break from the rain. meteorologist darren peck says it's not going to last that long. darren? >> it won't last that long. there is question here in terms of just how soon this rain will arrive. primarily a wednesday morning rainmaker. you can see the leading edge of it with the rain on first alert doppler. if we use the latest updates on the high resolution forecast models

it happened yesterday afternoon at the evangelist community church in pittsburg.s say no one was there at the time. the fire started in the main sanctionwary then spread to the attic and roof. >> we never stop because something happened. we had a problem before a few years ago and we kept going. so i'm going to keep on going. i'm not going to stop. >> firefighters are not giving any estimate on the amount of damage or if the fire was accidental. >>> nbc and telemundo stations across the country are constantly looking for dedicated animal heroes to receive the pawsitively good awards. today on the "kelly clarkson show," one local nonprofit will receive the award. >> angels for minis, the group focuses on rescuing miniature horses and the team of volunteers is led by mary stewart. >> we were with the bassett rescue and they were pulling animals out of animal control and someone at the local animal control heard that we had miniature horses and said, hey, we think you would be really good at miniature horse rescue. i said, how many a year do you think it would be? th

the nfl pushed sundays pittsburg, bills game two today because whiteout conditions made travel impossible. >>> cooling kansas city for saturday's chiefs versus dolphins game. that put the fish on ice for the fourth coldest game in nfl history. we are talking minus 4 degrees a kickoff with a wind chill of minus 27. the chiefs won 26-7. that is andy reid's mustache frozen solid with icicles among other things. >>> we are not the only ones trying to stay indoors. avoiding the threat of any respiratory illnesses . coming up at 9:30 the warning doctors have for you when it comes to covid in the flu. >>> it was a waiting game for the niners . but now bring on the packers. we get a glimpse of what is ahead and a battle at levis on saturday. what makes a medicare supplement insurance plan, like an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare a good choice for people on medicare? it's smart for you to have now... i'm 65. and later on, for the future you... i'm 70-ish. it's really smart. hey, looking good. you made a great choice for us. with this type of plan, see any doctor or vi

when we took a look most of these cities are in the east bay. 73% of renters in pittsburg our pain more than 30%. it does not mean that's where the problem ends. >> you got to speak with renters over the past days. what are they telling you? >> renters are telling me at one point they moved to the east to afford their rent and now they are in the same situation. as i mentioned, this is something that does not end there. the majority of the counties in the bay area are in the same kind of situation. >> thank you for that preview. we will see you at 5:30 for more of your story. >>> now turning to the weather. this afternoon, how is it looking out there? it is so clear today. it's not too bad but i understand it will be changing soon for us. >> today was pretty much the last friday. we will see round after round of rain as we go into the weekend. clouds in the bay area dark and gloomy as we go into the evening. grab your notebook and follow along. there are a lot of details to the microclimate forecast. we are already seeing plots and moisture in the pacific northwest they are dealing with

b.a.r.t police seen searching for evidence after a shooting that happened on a platform at the pittsburg b.a.r.t station, it happened just before 4:00. one person hurt, no information released on the shooter. right now trains are running through the station but they are not stopping. >>> union negotiations with the california state university system at a stand still, meaning a weeklong strike looms for the start of the spring semester on monday. that means around 30,000 university workers at 22 of the 23 state campuses are prepared to go on strike unless a last-second deal happens. they are asking for regular yearly raises, 1100 plumbers, electricians, carp enters and more. >> 29,000 faculty members will join them on the picket line. >>> in san francisco, flyers are popping up calling for a boycott of israeli owned businesses. it is unclear who is behind this effort. >> reporter: arriving at work it reads, do you condemn your hummus? calling the boycott of six businesses including this hummus shop. claiming it is part of a campaign of stealing, a propiating and profiting of palestinian f

joining us from sona. also joining us dan is author and human rights a lawyer who joins us from pittsburg va. welcome to you both. i'll start with you since you're in. uh let's look at the latest us aggression and uh if you can tell us what you think about it where you have uh the 14 strikes that the us has uh executed and uh this was a preemptive uh move by the us because it said that there were missiles ready to go by the yemenese, i'm wondering how they would know that and whether that even constitutes a reason to strike another uh country's army uh what is your reaction to the way the us did that and of course how it has been acting against yemen, which is accelerated its strikes against the yemani army, i mean it has been clear that the united states in all attack, the main purpose of those attack is actually to support israel for to continue its unicide and bloccade and the mass killing uh in in gaza and when yemen take these steps, all the international uh community, i mean most of the country has came with the united states because they... want germany not to help the palestinian,

that car crashed into a concrete wall under highway four in pittsburg. officers say other people, who were likely taking part in that sideshow showed up at the crash scene. >> apparently, it was an additional sideshow. vehicles in the area responded to this area. uh- as well, and verbally, verbally yelling at our officers and an unknown objects were being thrown at our officers here on scene. um, and uh. it became a little bit more hostile at that point. >> the chp called for backup, and officers from other agencies helped gain control of the scene . in an alert for parents with little ones. a brand of infant formula is under recall due to a rare but deadly bacteria. we'll have all the specifics on the product and a little later in sports, the 40 niners as they clinch the number one seed and will play at home throughout the playoffs. alvarez joins us with details later from the state that's already helped millions of people like you get and pay for health insurance. with financial health to lower the cost of health coverage, you could get a quality healt

. >>> a family and supporters rallied outside the martinez courthouse today for the former pittsburg police officer who shot his wife and then prompted an hours long standoff early last month officer chunliam nai saechao pled not guilty in court , his attorneys and wife say he was going to a mental health episode and things the responding officers for working to ensure his safety during the standoff. he is facing a total of nine felony charges, including the attempted murder of a police officer after investigators say he fired at s.w.a.t. officers wild barricaded inside his martinez home for hours before eventually surrendering. >>> san francisco is crediting a ambassador program for a drop in crime and some of the city's toughest neighborhoods. in fact, the mayor says it is all because of the help of urban alchemy, a community-based group who patrolled the streets and help care for people. our camera saw urban alchemy using their de-escalation tactics last march to help a person in crisis. and more than 90% of urban alchemy workers were formerly incarcerated or have experienced home

one of our top stories service was temporarily suspended at the pittsburg bart station tonight afteran was reportedly shot. police say he is suffering from serious wounds . residents in an east oakland apartment building have been without power for weeks following an electrical fire, and federal agents raided a home in concord today and arrested a man accused of extortion and making threats. you can find these stories and more at ktvu.com. >> the bay area is adding jobs coming up. how many positions the region added in december and th trend seen acros th data shows the region added over 10,000 jobs in december, with 6500 of those coming in the san francisco san mateo region and another 3000 coming in the south bay. despite the bay area's gains in employment grew in california last month by 2. >> disgraced theranos founder elizabeth holmes will not be able to take part in federal health programs for several decades. today the hill reports that the office of inspector general for the department of health and human services banned holmes from participating in federal health programs for

. >>> meanwhile, family and supporters of former pittsburg police officer rallied outside the martinez courthouse today, thinking the s.w.a.t. team for their efforts to keep him alive during his standoff with police back in early december the suspect in the standoff pleaded not guilty to nine felony charges , including the attempted murder of a police officer. investigators say he shot his wife at their home before barricading himself inside for hours prosecutors say he shot at s.w.a.t. officers at least once before eventually surrendering. >>> listicle live look over people's park in berkeley where protesters have returned after the park was cleared out at least eight people have been arrested as so far. fencing is now up and in place in preparation for construction to turn a portion of the green space and housing. the project will be -- build housing for 1100 students and a separate building for low income, formally unhoused people. but opponents say, as a landmark for civil rights and free speech movement, the park should be preserved as it is with housing built elsewhere , and many

also joining us daniel kovalak is author and human rights a lawyer who joins us from pittsburg pa. welcome to you both. i'll start with you. since you're in sona, let's look at the latest u.s. aggression and uh if you can tell us what you think about it where you have uh the 14 strikes that the us has uh uh executed and uh this was uh... preemptive uh move by the us because it said that there were missiles ready to go by the yemenese, i'm wondering how they would know that, and whether that even constitutes a reason to strike another uh country's army. uh, what is your reaction to the way the us did that, and of course how it has been acting against yemen, which has accelerated it strikes against the yemeny army. i'm... it has been clear that the united states in all attack, the main purpose of those attack is actually to support israel for to continue its junide and blockade and the mass killing uh in in gaza and when yemen take these steps, all the international community, i mean most of the country has came with the united states because they want germany not to help the palesti

. >>> police arrested a 17-year-old for allegedly shooting two people at the pittsburg b.a.r.t. station friday afternoon. two people were hurt. police say the suspect surrendered this morning at walnut creek. police don't believe the shooting was random but have not released a motive. >>> now we're nearly to the end of january, but if your holiday decorations are still up, don't worry. you're not alone. here's a look inside the lobby of the santa clara police department. officers say they were getting a lot of heat for still having their tree up. so they had no choice but to decorate it for valentine's day. that's a great idea. >> we don't know what people are going through when they walk into a police department. they may be apprehensive, have a little anxiety coming in. so i figured if that at all bothered somebody, we could make it a valentine's tree, make it something that when you walk in, it sparks joy. >> the department said in a social media post earlier that even trees deserve a second chance at love. >> i'm okay with that, but the question is -- >> absolutely. >> the q

he is suspected of shooting and injuring two people in a targeted attack at the pittsburg center station friday afternoon. he'll be booked into contra costa county juvenile hall, authorities believe he is the only suspect in this case. san mateo county is considering a brand new approach to encourage people who are experiencing homelessness to accept offers of shelter and help. a proposed county ordinance would make it a misdemeanor to live in encampments in public spaces in unincorporated areas. when shelter beds are available, authorities would issue two warnings and then move forward with criminal charges. after 72 hours. for people who refuse to leave encampments, county supervisors say the intent of this proposed hopeful horizons ordinance is to encourage homeless people to accept offers of shelter and support. >> bottom line in my mind, is that hopeful horizons isn't about criminalizing people, it's about helping those who really may not be able to help themselves. it's about encouraging thing. it's about encouraging people to get the help they need so they can return to our commun

pilar niello, desde pittsburg, amplía 8 . >> pagué por la enviada. >> cuánto envió y envié 75 . caro se ha hecho, enviar dinero de estados unidos al exterior desde el 2018. >> si desde el 2018, los cargos de transacciones de divisa han aumentado un 41, la compañía que también está en el negocio de envío de remesas, dice que parte de estos aumentos los está pagando el consumidor. >> en lo que llaman cargos escondidos. >> problema es el problema escondido que la mayoría de las personas no saben que en realidad les están cobrando más porque esconden cargos basura en el tipo de cambio. a veces lo que hacen los proveedores te dicen cobramos 0 $ o no tenemos ninguna tarifas, pero en realidad si checas el tipo de cambio, ahí es donde te hacen. ahí es donde agarran la, la, la mayoría del de los cargos especificaron que esto representó una pérdida de 5.800.000.000 de dólares para la gente solo en el año 2023. >> y según este estudio, california es 1 de los estados donde los consumidores más han perdido dinero por esta razón, cerca de 1.000.000.000 de dólares seguidos por nueva york, flor

trains, however, are said to be stopping at the pittsburg bay point station. we have a crew on the way and we'll bring you the latest there as we learn more about that situation. >> now to our other top story this evening, taking a live look from our san mateo bridge tonight's commute is definitely a wet 1, 1, of 3. back to back storms expected to hit the bay area has officially arrived. >> yeah, it's already raining and it's only going to intensify tonight. maybe a little break tomorrow, but the weekend figures to be a mass chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here to time it out for us. yeah, guys, here we go. we talking about this all week long and now looks like the first in a series of storms now making landfall here in the bay area. the rain since a moderate, some heavier bands popping up outside and there's plenty more to come that the skies there cloudy out there right now. we've seen those clouds lingering around in the rain kicking in the afternoon hours. and here's where we sit right now. we've got that rain pushing in across the bay area as we sp

who normally use pittsburgh center can take tri delta transit buses, 3, 83 87 to get to antioch or pittsburg bay point for free. so that is another way people need to use the station because it is closed 4 news live in pittsburgh. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> amanda, thank and looks bundled up out there as it is wet, wet start to the weekend. an atmospheric river making its way across the bay area. one of several we are expecting to see. >> in the coming days, yang see the road is wet out there. traffic is still the rush hour, lauren. so the evening commute is under way and the roads are slick. yeah, it's probably the most dangerous part of the storm right now is just the fact you're driving out there on the roads and you get it's on those puddles out there to start a hydroplane like it's pretty scary out there. but we're going to see that throughout the weekend. this is going to just keep going now kind of opened the door. and here we go. we've got the rain moving out there toward the golden gate bridge right now as we speak, that rain continuing on and off as we head through the night see

we look at live doppler seven, we are seeing some brief heavy rain crossing parts of bay point, pittsburg. so don't be surprised if you run into some heavy rain. as we look at fairfield across 80. definitely watch out and the rain is steady across parts of san francisco, the bay view district into brisbane. colma 280 heading down sneath lane. as we look further

. >>> flames tore through a church this afternoon on harbor street in pittsburg. investigators say it started in the church's main sanctuary and spread to the attic and roof. the pastor says the church has been at this location since 1970. he plans to hold services virtually until they can find another location to worship in person. >> we never stop because something happened. we had a problem before, a few years ago. and we kept going with that. so i'm going to keep on going. i'm not going to stop. >> firefighters say no one was hurt in the fire. the cause is under investigation. >>> the search is on for a gun plan who triggered a shelter in place order for uc berkeley students at about 6:00 this morning near the university village housing. police got a call about a shooting. arriving officers found a wounded man outside a homeless shelter. officers called in help from other agencies, searched for the shooter for hours. couldn't find him. tonight the suspect is still on the run. no word on how the victim is doing. >>> also in berkeley, people marched and rallied

bart says it happened around 3:50 p.m. on the platform of the pittsburg center station on railroad avenue. one man was taken to the hospital in critical condition. bart says. a few hours later, another man showed up to the hospital with a leg wound. trains did not stop at the station for more than four hours, as authorities looked for evidence on the tracks. no word yet on a possible suspect or arrest. bart service has returned to normal. >> still to come, a legendary bay area coach comes one step closer to history. stanford's tara vanderveer speaks about her place in the record books and a woman in the north bay being praised for stopping an attempted kidnaping of a teen. >> what she did and the search for the suspect. >> and coming up tonight at 1030. san francisco mayor london breed speaking out against a controversial resolution passed by the board of supervisors. why the mayor is calling the move divisive a (vo) if you overdraw your account, wells fargo gives you an extra day grace period to avoid the overdraft fee. what if everything came with a grace period? like accidentally parki

investigators say they believe the shooting was not random tri delta transit offered bus rides to any act or pittsburg bay point for riders during the closure. the station has since reopened. it reporting in pittsburgh amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> new at 10 cal state faculty no longer expected to go on strike next week. their union says tentative agreement has been reached with the csu system. the teamsters union sent us a statement saying they have secured significant, guaranteed raises for each year of the 3 year agreement. and for the first time in decades, the contract establishes a salary step system providing incremental salary increases based on service. >> we're getting more details about the los angeles innocence project's investigation into convicted killer scott peterson's claim of what he calls actual innocence. according to court documents filed with san mateo county earlier this week in court. the innocence project. we'll be looking at the exculpatory evidence, meaning evidence that peterson did not kill his pregnant wife, laci and their unborn child. one option would be to prove lacy wa

. >>> flames broke through hurch at 2:30 in pittsburg. it started in the church's main sanctuary and spread into the attic and roof. the pastor says the church has been at this location since 1970. he plans to hold services virtually until they can find another place to worship in person. no word on the cause of that fire. >> we never stop because something happens. we had a problem a few years ago. so i'm going to keep going. i'm not going to stop. >> no one was hurt in the fire and the cause is under investigation. >>> and the search is on for a gunman who triggered a shelter in place order near the university village student housing. police got a call about a shooting and arriving officer found a wounded man outside a homeless shelter. they searched for the shooter but no luck. >>> across the bay, san francisco police are searching for the gunman responsible for a deadly shooting near chase center around 10:00 last night. one person was the sho. paramedics took them to hospital where they later died. they say a car might have been invo

just as you pass pittsburg and approach this on-ramp, we are picking up on the slow and go traffic.ne and helping the parties involved. not too much of a backup. grant line road over to 680, a 20-minute drive for you there. looking at under 15 minutes southbound 680 and along highway for as well. there's something to be concerned with on bart, the green line for issues coming out of berryessa. >>> and then excepting applications for a new pilot program for discounted fares, and it will give people 50% discounts. you have to be between 18 and 64 living in the bay area, and you do have to meet certain income requirements, but you can submit an application online. >>> we are following multiple breaking news stories, including word of a possible school shooting in iowa. that just ahead. >>> plus, uc berkeley closes people's park overnight in preparation for the construction of student housing. we are going to be there live with the bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bil

highway 4 in antioch, a smooth drive through pittsburg and bay point where we see the most brake tappingouth 880, san leandro, toward hayward, typical there. the san mateo and dumbarton bridges are moving slowly toward the peninsula side, moving at speed. 101 here in san jose, northbound, we had just seen some more slowing over the last ten minutes. things have smoothed out. that's typically about the time we see things clear up for the next half hour. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, all but one lane is open again in san rafael where a tanker overturned more than 24 hours ago. that's one of the lanes on northgate drive. the tanker tipped early yesterday, and it led to a spill involving hundreds of gallons of gas. hazmat teams had to clean the area, not only the spill, but water in a nearby storm drain. not only that, but nearby businesses were closed. no one was injured. >>> governor newsom already lining up against a controversial bill in sacramento. supporters say the bill would protect children on the football field. ahead at 6:00, why it now faces getting sacked befo

it happened last friday in pittsburg. yesterday police arrested a 17-year-old suspect. b.a.r.t.ctims is still in critical condition. the other was shot in the leg. police arrested a boy in walnut creek. so far, there's no word of a motive, but investigators believe that shooting was not random. >>> new this morning, the ceo of alaska airlines is speaking exclusively to nbc news. this is about the recent midair blowout of a sealed door panel, and it comes ahead of his meeting today with u.s. senators. that panel blew out on the boeing 737 max 9 plane flying from portland to southern california. now the entire fleet of planes remain grounded and the ceo is furious with boeing following the airline's internal findings. >> we found discrepancies on many of our airplanes. >> meaning loose bolts? >> loose bolts, it could be a missing cotter pin. >> have you conveyed your disappointment, your anger, to boeing's top leadership about this? >> i'm more than frustrated and disappointed. i'm angry. it happened to alaska airlines, our guests, our people. >> united airlines teams also found i

. >>> now to pittsburg this morning.used of shooting his wife told a judge he is not guilty. officer hundred liam saechao faces felony charges including the attempted murder of a police officer during a standoff following his wife's killing. his attorneys even his wife, blamed a mental health episode. rallying on his behalf outside the martinez courthouse. you know we go into another week watching israel beat back terror group hamas. >>> as a humanitarian crisis mounts in gaza, the u.s. is once again sending u.s. secretary of state antony blinken back to israel and other country in the middle east to keep the war from spreading to neighboring nations. blinken's visit comes a day after israel's defense minister laid out his vision for the next phase of the war in gaza. >>> hey, remember the case of the double amputee oscar pistorius convicted of killing his girlfriend? a sports star then went to prison? this morning, he's out of the prison on parole having served his time. he was convicted in the 2013 shooting death of hi

westbound on highway 4, it's starting to slow in stretches from railroad to willow pass and all way from pittsburg to concord and for those headed through the santa cruz mountains, listen up. there's a lane blocked, there's a crash to report. so traffic is just now starting to back up. nicole? >>> well, this wet weather and traffic both coming together to create dangerous driving conditions. water pipe in a busy san francisco street broke open last night and opened up a small sinkhole as you see behind me. and also behind me is our shawn chitnis because he is live at the intersection of california and montgomery streets. shawn, what's the scene out there right now? >> reporter: well, nicole, good morning. and we have good news. they were able to clear the scene and you can see now behind me that they have both lanes moving here and this is great timing as we get ready for more folks to be coming into this part of downtown and traffic to be picking up. so that's definitely going to be a nice change of scenery for those who commute through the area regularly. let's take a look at what was happening

. >> this father and daughter duo made the trip from pittsburg. >> oh, i love it, i love it, i love seeing all the fans around me. i love seeing them cheer and boo with us, you know? so it's nice. it's nice. >> you know what it's a lot of action, which is all you can ask for. hopefully the 40 niners can pull it out though, and that the niners certainly did. >> and these fans are confident going into the super bowl. >> uh- patrick mahomes has nothing on brock purdy. it's all over. i feel amazing. >> we need that rematch against mahomes. i think we can pull it out. >> tom campbell, abc seven news. >> now check this out. >> the san francisco skyline says it all. it is the land of the 40 niners tonight. sales force tower, city hall, the ferry building and coit tower all aglow in the red and gold of titletown. now, with this win tonight, the niners will now have the second most super bowl appearances of all time at nine, just two behind the new england patriots and if they manage to win the super bowl, super bowl 58, they will be tied for the most super bowl titles in nfl history at 6:00. now,