. >> downtown redwood city has been more vibrant for sure. >> it's a big deal. it's a big deal. everything that draws people to the downtown area really helps a lot. >> reporter: johnson is looking forward to more events planned for this summer that should help bring more people to downtown redwood city, and thereforo

in redwood city with our small conference is making a big impact. today is the final day for the start of grind global conference at the fox theater in redwood city. the two day event brought around 1500 people to redwood city and all of the people here for the event are visiting the local businesses in downtown area. pre-pandemic world, the conference would've drawn a bigger crowd, however, for all the small shops and restaurants around here, any event that draws a crowd like this means good business for them. >> honestly, we had our best tuesday lunch in two or three years. >> despite the scaled-back version of this event, there are people from all over the country and the world here in redwood city. in downtown redwood city, max darrow with kpix5 . >>> money news, watching your wallet, stocks dropped today with mostly positive results on corporate earnings that the dow had 3 to 44 point, the nafta of 272, that's not the losing streak, the s&p was up 49esmotap healthcare rkgone through the roof, the past two years through the pandemic. >> michael

and redwood city is committed to partnering in that.r: redwood city offering up the land for this project. another piece says the mayor to solve a complicated crisis. tara campbell, abc news. -- abc7 news. liz: the state is pumping $70 million to turn six sites into housing units as part of the home keep project. one of those sites is the golden bear inn on san pablo in berkeley. berkeley will get $16 million for the project. the 44 rooms there will be turned into 43 permanent supportive housing studios to get people off the streets. altogether these six new home key sites will create 232 units of affordable housing. dan: after the break, a major crash in the north bay involving a bus, leaving nine people injured including three who needed to be hospitalized. we'll tell you w i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. available at your local retailer and club. available at your local dan: nine peop

. >> downtown redwood city has been more vibrant for sure. >> it's a big deal. it's a big deal. everything that draws people to the downtown area really helps a lot. >> reporter: johnson is looking forward to more events planned for this summer that should help bring more people to downtown redwood city, and therefore, to his pizza shop. in redwood city, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> san mateo county just broke grounded a new navigation center which will help people without shelter transition into permanent housing. the center will be built in redwood city, north of highway 101 on bloomquist street. officials were on hand to kick off the project. when it is finished it will have 240 units. project leaders say any person who wants shelter can find it here. the project cost $57 million, most of which comes from the states home key funds. >> when something deplorable happens that causes a person to lose their job and become homeless, they should have a place to go to restore and renovate their lives. >> construction on the navigation center is slated to be finished by th

redwood city does host to annual cleanup events. the next one. >> is in the fall in redwood city. camila barco kron. 4 news. >> restaurants across the golden state can now apply for free money from the california restaurant foundation that foundations partnered with california's to energy companies to provide $3,000 grant to mom and pop shops. the california restaurant foundation focuses on investing in the kitchens and crews that keep restaurants running grants can be used for equipment upgrades and employee retention bonuses. applications are being accepted until april. 30th can only be submitted online. you can find a link to do so on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> the closure of a family owned grocery store in west oakland this year has left a void for residents who want access to healthy food and fresh produce. and as kron forcefully call reports, the community has rallied to fill that vacant space. >> with an alternative option. >> the future of the now shuttered community foods market in west oakland is still up in the air. but in the meantime, community organizers are not

going to be in parts of redwood city like redwood creek, little river park and hoover school volunteers are then going to clean up trash or debris that they my finds and then they're going to come back here at noon and get some lunch for all of the effort that they have done now, stephanie, i will remind i'm going to say that this event is only for redwood city resident. only, however, there are events across the bay area today. take a look at your screen. here is a few san francisco will host their earth day festival. that starts at 11:00am at valencia street. walnut creek will host its own earth day celebration. also starting at 11 a m that's at 12. 75 broadway plaza. there's a fremont earth day fair at 3500 capitol avenue and oakland will also have a few cleanup events at several locations starting at 8 a m again, the event here at redwood city starts at 08:38am. if you're a resident in redwood city, the city is actually asking residents to come on out and help clean up any sort of clean up any sort of trash or debris that i find. very stefanie. back to you and so great to see commun

in redwood city, and ruben ktvu fox. two news details tonight about the counseling crash in san bruno that left 13 people injured last month. the ntsb says that before the crash, the roadway worker in charge was told that the track was clear by the train dispatcher. but the preliminary report shows the maintenance vehicles that were hit had been on that track for some 40 minutes before the train crashed into them. crews have been working on a longstanding electrification project on the tracks. caltrain and its contractors estimate property damages to be almost $1.4 million. a national response team from the bureau of alcohol , tobacco, firearms and explosives has arrived on scene to investigate that fire that destroyed a home depot story. san jose the a t f team is assisting san jose firefighters in trying to determine what sparked that fire on saturday. investigators believe it started in the lumber section of the store. coming up. postal service resumes in one southern california neighborhood how it was halted due to s

to get out again. >> for the last decade, mark o'malley has been volunteering to pick up trash redwood city. cleanup event. >> the majority of the garbage is cans, bottles wrappers on saturday. o'malley notice redwood creek. >> seems cleaner than years past but mask. we're still feeling his trash i've been here in the past where there was huge after storms, stier from everywhere. and it looks actually a little cleaner, but it's still a lot of debris were pulling out. the pride and beautification committee has been hosting the event for about 30 years committee chair person diane howard says while redwood city has come a long way, trash still ends up in the area wrecking havoc on the environment and everything flows down into our waterways into our creeks. >> and goes into the bay. and that's just a sad situation. most of the trash collected he's thrown away with. some items are donated while others are returned to their owners. >> o'malley sees the value in the cleanup efforts and hopes the event will continue each year. i mean, we have to educate or children and things like that. and we ha

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to get out again. >> for the last decade, mark o'malley has been volunteering to pick up trash redwood city'sup event. >> the majority of the garbage is cans, bottles raptors on saturday. o'malley notice redwood creek. >> seems cleaner than years past but mask. we're still feeling his trash i've been here in the past where there was huge after storms, stier from everywhere. and it looks actually a little cleaner, but it's still a lot of debris were pulling out. the pride and beautification committee has been hosting the event for about 30 years committee chair person diane howard says while redwood city has come a long way, trash still ends up in the area wrecking havoc on the environment and everything flows down. >> into our waterways into our creeks and goes into the bay. and that's just a sad situation. most of the trash collected. he's thrown away with. some items are donated while others are returned to their owners. >> o'malley sees the value in the cleanup efforts and hopes the event will continue each year. i mean, we have to educate or children and things like that. and we have to s

to get out again. >> for the last decade, mark o'malley has been volunteering to pick up trash redwood city's bring cleanup event. >> the majority of the garbage is cans, bottles raptors on saturday. o'malley notice redwood creek. >> seems cleaner than years past but mask. we're still feeling his trash i've been here in the past where there was huge after storms. >> stier from everywhere. and it looks actually a little cleaner, but it's still a lot of debris were pulling out. the pride and beautification committee has been hosting the event for about 30 years committee chair person diane howard says while redwood city has come a long way, trash still ends up in the area wrecking havoc on the environment and everything flows down into our waterways into our creeks. >> and goes into the bay. and that's just a sad situation. most of the trash collected he's thrown away with. some items are donated while others are returned to their owners. >> o'malley sees the value in the cleanup efforts and hopes the event will continue each year. i mean, we have to educate or children and things like that. an

san mateo to redwood city. at the coast, a cold 55. san francisco with 55 in the marina. 60 in the mission and 56 in the ingleside. and right through the north bay, 69 in santa rosa. 65 mill valley. and 68 in sonoma. on my seven-day forecast, san francisco will keep the wind a little bit longer here. we'll have some wind gusts on friday. 15 to 30. very isolated saturday. also 50 to 30. and look at this. a slight chance of showers as we head into next monday, nothing big. trace amounts to maybe 0.05. inland valleys, down to 70 tomorrow. back up to 80 on saturday. a weekend surge coming in. by monday we go back down to some low 70s. so rent a goat. we got to get that business going. it would be so popular. >> those goetz usually are rented. but i think it's more commercial properties. this is rent a goat for just your yard. >> i can get lucy to corral them. >> got a goat and lucy, that's a winner. >> we're good to go. >>> coming up, a new park to play in. what san francisco has a new playground. why it's so unique. we'll let you know. co

we had over two inches in los gatos, redwood city 1.79.an jose, not so much, less than a half inch. nonetheless, thankfully we got all this rainfall the past ten days because now we have, unfortunately, some wind coming in with two different systems lining up this week. so, again, it looks dry with some wind here on tuesday, also on thursday. additional things we'll get from this is some clouds at times and we'll still hold onto these comfortable temperatures. let's take you through the wind tomorrow morning. it's generally 5 to 10 miles per hour, so we'll call it breezy. by the afternoon, it will become gusty, especially near san francisco and right by the coastline. up to 20 miles an hour to 50 miles an hour in those mountains. we have the wind to start, and the other thing we'll deal with is the cloud cover. as that wind starts to kick up, we'll see those clouds start to clear out and sunshine tomorrow. if you can get over the wind, which i know can be annoying at times, i still think we have an okay day headed our way. the tri-valley 4

that's a new foundation focused on nutrition and wellness reporting live in redwood city. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. new attend. we expect to see a $10,000 reward put on the table in this case here of an elderly man rather getting attacked in daly city. we were first reported on salamone hernandez getting knocked down in the front yard of his home on highgate drive. it was all caught on camera there and then this other camera right in the area of that neighborhood captured an image of someone. running away in the neighborhood . investigators think that was the attacker. san mateo county supervisor david canopus says he had no family will announce tomorrow they're putting up $10,000 of their own money in an effort to generate leads in the case, and that reward will go to someone with information leading to an arrest and numbers suffered only minor injuries. but this was not the first time that he was attacked in this way. a similar attack happened. it's september and he suspects the same person is responsible for both incidents. if you can help investigators f

on the peninsula, last night, redwood city's fox theatre was filled with musicians and community membersooking to support those impacted by the growing drug crisis. as "today in the bay's" stephanie magallon shows us, the event was organized by a musician who lost his own son to drugs. >> reporter: the sound of hope and liberation reverberated off the walls inside this redwood city theatre, as the band and a father remember the life of zachary price davis, a 28-year-old musician and nursing student who lost his life after a battle with opioid addiction in 2020. >> this is the last great keyboard i gave zach. >> reporter: his father tells us zach would have turned 30 on april 7th and this concert is how he and his family decided to celebrate his son's life. >> i've come to understand that lots of people had relationships with him, but our music, performance. >> he would come to me to these concerts of his dad's and make fun of me. he's kind of -- the fact that i'm here because of him now, he's laughing at me right now. >> reporter: others like ralph garcia say they decided to come out aft

at the fox theater in redwood city , and ruben ktvu fox. news us house committee wants to know more about how amazon treats its workers at launch an inquiry today following the deaths of six employees who were killed. when a tornado hit the illinois amazon warehouse where they were working. last year. there were allegations that supervisors at that facility threatened to fire employees and contractors. if they left work during the severe weather that spawned the tornado . amazon has until april 14th to submit the documents and communications related to the incident and workplace policies. amazon warehouse workers in new york are now the first in the retail giant's history to unionize. the workers voted today in favor of forming the amazon labor union or a l u it was organized by a group made up of former and current workers. the boat affects workers only at amazon staten island facility. the alieu says the workers are seeking longer breaks. paid time off for injured employees and an hourly wage of $30 up from just over $18 per hour offered

showers from redwood city, palo alto, sunnyvale, even union city.storm impact is a level 1 this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza shows stormy skies. the rain in the forecast early is out of here quickly. the afternoon is dry and partly cloudy. it sets the stage for a beautiful weekend. >> the emergency is over at uc berkeley but confusion is not. a campus lockdown left some students feeling left in the dark. amy hollyfield is live in berkeley this morning. >> administrators say they will have mental health experts on hand today for anyone who needs to talk about the emotions from yesterday and process what happened. that will be here. the lockdown started at 10:00 a.m. yesterday after officials said they received serious and credible threats of violence towards specific people who work or learn here. they said this threats came from a person affiliated with the university. around 2:00 officials announced there was no longer a threat but some students say they still have questions. >> you cpd was able to assess fairly quickly and take action fairly

and any platform using the free cbs news app. >>> tonight, a redwood city solar firm says the future of renewable power is becoming clear. >> literally. ubiquitous energy is now using windows with see-through solar panels thanks to an invisible coating made with photosensitive dies. one building's glass surface could generate 30% of its energy. >> were going to put that class in any way. we are not talking about putting in an entire new solar system. you are buying a window. do you want to pay a little bit more so your window produces electricity as well? this is disruptive. solar in a place where it has never been before. >> the company says theoretically the same coding could be used on any surface and potentially allow a parked car to chart itself. it expects full-scale production in 2024. >>> of next, everyone is afraid of something, right? what turned this very competent looking mountain line into a scaredy-cat. under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the uni

heading towards redwood city, highway 101. we don't see any slowing but we'll watch for that. there's a bigger crash in fairfield for our commuters right here. this is moving just fine. there's no slowing on i-80 north of the cordelia junction. right now so far the freeways are moving smoothly. >> thank you very much. we have following breaking news. moments ago moderna seeking fda approval of the covid-19 vaccine for young children across the nation. the company says the injections are safe to use in children 6 months to 5 years old. both pfizer and moderna ran clinical trials during the omicron variant surge. moderna says its vaccine is 51% effective in preventing infection in six months to two years. 37% effective in ages 2 to 5. >>> new details on a brush fire in eastern alameda county is now out. that fire started after 9:00 on the lawrence livermore national laboratory property. this is video showing the flames from a pg&e wildfire camera. cal fire says the fire burned 50 acres before it was fully under control. no one was hurt. >>> three people arrested in the kidnappin

at the fox theater in redwood city, and ruben ktvu fox, two news parents in the east bay city of albany worried about the safety of their children after learning that police are investigating an assault on a child police patrols were stepped up today around cornell elementary, the alameda unified school district superintendent sent a letter home saying there was a quote urgent safety alert and that a parent reported that according else student was assaulted wednesday morning while walking to school parents we spoke with today say they're very concerned. i think it's really out of the ordinary in this neighborhood, and i'm glad that they are on top of it. it's a little bit scary feel like we just have to be here the whole entire time. pick them up off the mob. the school district is also cautioning students to walk in groups and be accompanied by an adult when possible. in any academic albies restaurant is temporarily closed. his officials investigated potential case of arson. contra costa county firefighters were called to that restaurant yesterday morning. they say someone broke a wind

redwood city. you see somewhat weather. rainfall intensity about a quarter of an inch per hour. in the south bay in the santa cruz mountains, it is spotty. you are the last to get the moisture. a light level one storm. thunderstorms in northern california. in the bay area going into tomorrow. first thing tomorrow morning, give yourself extra time. the commute will take longer, it will be slower. there will be some wet roadways. 8:00, still dealing with showers. the system is not done. i will be back to give you an hour-by-hour look at the timeline coming up. >> you contract the weather. any time on the abc7 bay area app. it is on roku, amazon fire, android tv, and fire tv. >> nearly 100 students from san mateo high school tested positive for covid-19 following the school's prom. tim johns has reaction from families and more on the changes coming to other problems in the school district. >> it is supposed to be one of the most magical nights of any high school's. but the recent prom turned out far from ideal. >> i was not very sick, i had a sore throat for a couple of days. then

redwood city. you see somewhat weather. rainfall intensity about a quarter of an inch per hour. in the south bay in the santa cruz mountains, it is spotty. you are the last to get the moisture. a light level one storm. thunderstorms in northern california. in the bay area going into tomorrow. first thing tomorrow morning, give yourself extra time. the commute will take longer, it will be slower. there will be some wet roadways. 8:00, still dealing with showers. the system is not done. i will be back to give you an hour-by-hour look at the timeline coming up. >> you contract the weather. any time on the abc7 bay area app. it is on roku, amazon fire, android tv, and fire tv. >> nearly 100 students from san mateo high school tested positive for covid-19 following the school's prom. tim johns has reaction from families and more on the changes coming to other problems in the school district. >> it is supposed to be one of the most magical nights of any high school's. but the recent prom turned out far from ideal. >> i was not very sick, i had a sore throat for a couple of days. then

at the headquarters of ambiguities energy in redwood city, the familiar black solar panels on the roofre pretty on this. but the lights in the company conference room are being powered by the windows, which are also acting as solar collectors. >> that is kind of the problem we sought out to solve without technology. how can you make a technology that is completely invisible. by making it invisible, we can apply to many more surfaces. >> reporter: his company has invented an invisible coating that captures energy from only the nonvisible infrared and ultraviolet spectrums, turning windows into see-through solar panels. >> you can use the full vertical surface of the glass skyscraper to generate electricity that can be used by the building. you can actually generate up to 30% of the building's energy needs just from the glass surface on the building. >> reporter: the possibilities are staggering. every year, more than 20 billion square feet of window glass is installed around the world. enough to circle the earth after 100 times. ceo susan stone says their windows offer innovation and ch

also towards woodside, redwood city is about to get heavy rainfall moving into 6:44 tonight. let's take it out here to the sierra. if you had any plans to head there tonight, i really advise you to change those plans. we have an avalanche warning in effect 40 to 80-mile-an-hour winds from 2 to 4 feet of snow over the past seven days and heavy snow that continues tonight. again, tomorrow afternoon or saturday would be certainly a better time to travel. we're tracking those thunderstorms into tomorrow. i got the full update coming up in less than 20 minutes. >> jeff, thank you very much. don't forget our free nbc bay area app is a great tool when the rain rolls in. you can see exactly when it will arrive in your neighborhood. just download it to keep track of the forecast. it is more accurate than the iphone weather app. >>> a notorious pedophile priest arrested for driving drunk and killing people. the victim's widow and others filled the courtroom hoping for justice. >> reporter: wearing a green jail jumpsuit, 75-year-old steven keysly showed no emotion as he appeared in cour

on n center today in redwood city. the project will offer temporary housing but also services for the homeless and this ktvu stand , rubin explains. it's a big step toward the county's goal of getting all homeless off the streets in 2022. we all had the same vision. it's a bold declaration by san mateo county leaders. this is the year they plan to end homelessness on their streets. look if we can't do it, i don't think anyone can . we've got the synergy. we've got the partnerships. we've got the entire county that's brought into this. and now they'll have this. a three story homeless navigation center breaking ground in redwood city paid for with $55 million in home key grants, plus another five million from philanthropist john sobre toe. it will have 240 temporary units, plus wraparound services. it's modeled on a similar but smaller facility in mountain view. so this is going to be a village here. we're going to have the navigation center have permanent supportive housing just right over here, and it's just a great l

you can see near palo alto in redwood city now looking at some stronger storms moving through in redwood city, that cell that's developing now just east of menlo park, bring some heavy rainfall there, long bay road and broadway street further to the south continue to bring more rain in that direction, too. but some of the now pushing into the bay and eventually it's going make its way across the bay. you can see there cross there little road and then make its way over to places like oakland and into parts of the union city. so, yeah, we've got some very active weather not only there, but in the north bay. 2 storms continue to roll by and more that overnight tonight, some heavy storms likely to move in right around 10 or 11 o'clock tonight. expect the possibility of more storms thunderstorms and hail and of course rain too. thank you, lord. so former priest and convicted child molester charged with manslaughter while driving under the influence was in court today. >> 75 year-old stephen kingsley is charged with hitting 2 victims in the community of ross. more in walnut creek. he struck a

and that's going to see these temperatures starting to warm up very nicely about 68 degrees in redwood city tomorrow. 69 in mountain view, the south enjoying lots of 70's, warm sunshine in the afternoon. mid 70's in the pleasant and also in the dublin about 68 degrees in castro valley. 73 in orinda. 73 hercules, beautiful weather and clear skies for most of the bay area on a friday little breeze kicking in late in the day, but not bad than the next couple days. not a bad start your weekend. i there's we're going to see lots of sunshine, even warmer temperatures. saturday cooling down with more clouds on sunday and monday, getting hot toward the middle of next week. thank still to come, the new effort from steph and curry to try to get more looks into the hands of oakland, children. >> far as the staff and women's basketball team back in the final 4 sports director, jason dumas has a preview of their national semifinal game tomorrow. coming up. >> drones can deliver packages and taking basing pictures, but they can also pose a security risk. coming up, details on a new proposal to curtail da

you see like that is probably a scam and you shouldn't click on it in redwood city david louie abc 7 news. coming up here some masked band-aids now being extended will have your latest covid headlines after the break. everyone's a multitasker these days. and with supersonic wifi from xfinity, your internet can multitask too. it's got gig speeds to the most homes... advanced security that blocks billions of cyber threats. and enough power for a house full of devices. plus when you get xfinity internet and mobile together, you can save hundreds off your wireless bill compared to t-mobile. it's for you. get xfinity gigabit internet for $49.99 a month for 12 months when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today. is a big one from the cdc today the agency announced that 100 million americans have received booster doses since august in new york the association that oversees broadway says theatergoers will have to keep their masks on through the end of may but vaccination checks will be up to theater owners starting on may 1st and the oakland unified school district announced

you look at the 19 atherton still, 84 redwood city, 87, los altos hills. 91 in cupertino and also into sunday. they'll and hot temperatures stretching all across the bay area. most places that we usually will get them all the way to the coastline. we've seen some tremendous temperatures today. still, 95 in pleasanton. 83 in moraga. 82 and alameda start to get a little bit of a sea breeze and that certain affect the weather. you can see the colors change on the map here. them at picking up the cooler weather making its way right to golden gate bridge and starting to pour inside the bay. that will be the case over the coming days here. big change in the weather pattern is in the yeah. this is kind of a mini heatwave. high pressure is going to break down. you see that cold front out there already as that cold front begins to weakened. already. starting to see the sea breeze kicking in tonight. i think that sea breeze is going to become a gustyzwind by tomorrow afternoon, especially along the coastline and more gusty winds over the weekend. we'll talk about that coming up in just a couple

let's bring you to the peninsula. 70 in redwood city. san francisco i have it at 65 in the mission, 61 in the marina, and maybe it is wine country, 73 in santa rosa, 73 also in napa. you want more weather like this? let me show you the ten-day forecast. you can see over the next ten days we're primarily staying in the 70s in our forecast. locked in for that. looking good. on my seven-day forecast you can see in san francisco we're up to 67 on sunday. we stay dry into next week. and yes, as i said earlier, i did it it, we went to 80 on sunday. it's going to be very nice. very comfortable. and we don't have to feel too guilty because we have had some rain in the past seven days. so just sit back, relax and enjoy. whatever you have planned. >> talk about serving it up for us. >> yes. >> it happened. >> doing what i can. >> thanks, jeff. >> you got it. >>> up next, you may have seen the clip. a baseball player flattens a rival during a game, and now he's facing a steep punishment. we'll have that for you next. did you know that renovating yo

one balmont burlingame, redwood city.g the moderate to heavy precipitation behind it a second way that will push through and the evening hours a bit of a law that more on friday morning. here is our future cast and you could see centers day some pretty heavy rain by seven o'clock this morning, you'll see some more rain showers lifting off the ocean right here at lunchtime and heading towards san francisco. a line of showers by five pm offshore pushes onshore by six. it's seven o'clock. and then we buy that bit of a break by friday afternoon rain forecast. we're still expecting another 3/10 of an inch of rain and san jose until tomorrow, when we pick up additional rainfall and you're closing in on 6/10 of an inch of rain. that's a lot for the santa clara valley winter storm warnings in effect for the high sierra above 7000 ft. up to 30. inches of very wet. heavy snow wind gusts up to 80 mph from the mountains to the beaches. we go where we do have a beach hazard alert, in effect the waves up to 18 ft at 22nd intervals. sou

san jose and santa clara 72 will be the high at morgan hill on the peninsula mainly mid-66 at redwood city 64 palo alto on the coast breezy and cool with highs around 54-55 degrees in most coastal locations downtown san francisco have a maximum temperature of 58 tomorrow off in the north baylor 66 in novato and santa a 65 in sonoma 64 napa the east bay 63 at oakland and san leandro castro valley 64 and the inland east bay will warm up into the upper 60s to about 70 at fairfield and brentwood and on we go to the forecast animation starting noon monday. our next wave of rain will be poised. to move through the bay area it'll start to push through monday evening into tuesday. we'll get a little bit of a break late tuesday and then another wave of a more substantial wave of range starts to move in wednesday morning. it's going to be wet wednesday and thursday and through the night thursday night into early friday before that rain tapers off much needed beneficial rainfall. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast each of the storms next week. we'll rank only one on the strong impact scale sto

this is making its way toward redwood city. it's moving in that direction. see that move in here right at the core of the storm right 6.22. or so into a wood side and then also into a redwood city about that time as well. so little further to the north, more scattered showers continuing in the north bay and this it's been very active all around the bay area. there's plenty more to come tonight. some heavy storms expected. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. thank you, lawrence. today president biden announced more than a billion dollars in new support for ukraine, including more weapons for the military and economic support for the ukrainian government. our washington, d.c., correspondent reshad hudson joins us now to explain the impact this could have on the war. russia. >> hey, good evening. president biden says that ukraine has entered a new phase in the war, which is why he approve new high-powered weapons for them. >> we're in a critical window now. president biden says an additional 800 million dollars of military and humanitarian aid i

but for now in redwood city, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> now let's talk about our 4 zone forecast as we take this live look outside here across the bay bridge toll plaza. the clouds are slowly starting to roll in on this wednesday. and we're tracking. some rain coming our way for tomorrow. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is in the weather center. she has the latest for us right now. chilly out there today. yeah, noticeably chilly. but the good news is we are tracking calmer winds speeds today out of the west-southwest 20 miles per hour or less. >> but the big weather story tonight through tomorrow, the return of wet weather. so april showers in the forecast right now currently over ukiah just off the coast of ukiah and eureka right now. but it is going to start making its way into the north bay as early as tonight. shortly before midnight. we're going to see some light scattered showers arriving for those of you in that northwest region of the north bay, specifically over santa rosa. but for the rest of the bay area, it's not going to arrive until your thursday morning commute bet

it is currently 86 after reaching 91 throughout the tri valley, 83 still in redwood city , 57. degrees in half moon bay. can you believe it yesterday topped off at 80.5 moon bay 18 degrees cooler there right now in comparison at 24 hours ago. 20 degrees cooler and hayward so you have filled the difference and you're gonna feel it each day as the weekend progresses. sure still some nice, comfortable temperatures on saturday, but it will be cooler with those blustery winds kicking up, especially in the higher elevations up to 50, or we all live pretty much sustained winds 20 to 25 mph. here are the temperatures. 16 pacifica for your saturday outside number will be 81 degrees and fairfield. we're talking mid seventies around willow, glen, cupertino, campbell san jose, the rose garden district as well. pair of sevens and santa rosa, qatari and hills. berg tell you what we're going to get back together again and share with you. the five day forecast and heather and andre, we're talking about rain. okay i like to hear about rain. thanks so much. appreciate it. roberto proposal that g

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fifties and sixties across the board today 64 in redwood city, 62. and 64 marin city back into terror linda into court of madeira overnight tonight into the forties. cool spots. santa rosa , qatar, the windsor hills, berg and greenville. here is your weekend forecast. best buddies welcome to nine o'clock golden gate. park it looks sunny. we're going to jump up 10 degrees in our inland areas on saturday and then eighties on sunday, hegang have a great weekend, roberta. thank you, sandy andrew middle school teacher is on leave this morning following accusations he bullied a student. in this next hour here from thng at stanfords week, the changes he's calling for when it comes to a platform that he says helped him greatly when he was running for the white house. 5-hour energy... because the sun is out... and its time to get outside and give it all you got. and you're going to need some energy. lots of energy. 5-hour energy... for every game. ♪ ♪ where could 5-hour energy take you? find out by voting for 5-hour energy's next flavor. you could win a $10,00

redwood city's, 6/10, a court of an inch in open. they actually measured.that is good for a change. here is a beautiful little view of what is to come. spotty showers. a thunder chance tomorrow. temperatures will be above average early next week. it is a light level one through tomorrow morning. you are looking at scattered showers. still possible for thunder and hail. beach hazards remain up. you can see the swells are up. breakers could be as high as 18 feet, bringing the risk of recurrence. 10:00 tonight, you see the next round of showers and then one more coming through with the current system between 5:00 and 7:00 a.m.. we could see some brief and heavy rainfall and isolated showers over the higher terrain for the afternoon hours. most of you will be pretty much done. rainfall totals will be buried depending on where you get the rain. your morning numbers will be in the 30's and the 40's. just grab the umbrellas before you go for the early part of the day. some of you will need those umbrellas and then for the afternoon, it will turn mostly sunny, uppe

i spoke with a redwood city resident who is volunteering at the border at the time. she described it. as overwhelming and tonight you'll hear from a local nonprofit. also helping out describing the situation as unsustainable. you thousands of ukrainian refugees landing in? to mexico, but waiting to cross into the united states volunteers helping to provide everything from transportation and translations to food and shelter redwood city resident oya crashnik has been on the ground for several weeks. we spoke with her soon after her arrival. that's another ending chasing or chasing our tail trying to make sure that these people are have a place to sleep that's decently safe-ish the us is welcoming up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees so far about 15,000 have arrived the majority through the southern border igor markov is a director with nova, ukraine a palo alto based nonprofit convenient side of the mexico route was the number of people were like and all right come monday. it's going to get more difficult. that's when a new program streamlining applications for ukrainian

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and upper 60's from redwood city. the sea breeze will kick in at 1:00 p.m. and we will have 50's. 62, daly city. in the north bay warmer from low 70's in petaluma and sonoma. and a nice afternoon on the east bay. we are warming up with 68 in oakland, 70 in newark. 71 in castro valley. and inland, above average today with temperatures in the mid-70's in san ramon to the upper 70's. a few days where the temps will stay comfortable, but as you look at the seven day forecast things will change after the weekend. we are talking nice weather tomorrow as the clouds increase in the day and breezy on sunday into monday with a weaker system passing to the north on tuesday. and. then warming up check out wednesday through thursday, 80's commander 90, -- near 90. reggie: tracking climate change is a key part of building a better bay area. with the drought, state officials are already preparing for fire season. the fires themselves are not the only threat. according to a new report from princeton, wildfire smoke will reach higher levels than originally thought. smoke poll

redwood city, belmont, partly cloudy, upper 60's.l through parts of sonoma. it will be mild at 72 degrees. on our way into a warmer weekend. >> if you work -- do, do, do i'll still be here -- do, do, do. kumasi: the gay men's chorus part of an event that dan ashley spoke at last night. along with the san francisco mayor. the divas and drinks for the party was a pre-applied -- pre-pride celebration. pride weekend is on june 25 and june 26 and abc7 is a proud sponsor. we will be carrying the parade live on air this year. new at 6:00, missing for more than a decade. a family reunited with their y orkie. julian: clues in the case of alexis gabe, police have a target for the disappeared woman and a day suspect foul play. kumasi: special forces for small business. the volunteers you will see. julian: and we are looking outside on this friday. we made it. it's 5:55 a.m. right now . we will be right back. when kids need medical care, they face life-changing experiences. they miss out on the things that make being a kid fun. starlight childre

mid 80's but for many those will be widespread along the bayshore from redwood city. to menlo park.y we begin to cool things off. mid 70's today in fremont, 76 san jose. a lot like yesterday. numbers above average and that sea breeze keeping half moon bay in the low 70's. downtown upper 70's and more wind tomorrow will bring the temperatures down. monday we could see sprinkles but the sun wins out throughout the afternoon. warm up on tuesday and modest wednesday and thursday. it is really in our face and then we cool off by the end of the week. liz: thank you. we are sad to report a longtime member of our abc 7 family has passed away. joel bartlett died thursday night at his home in santa rosa surrounded by family and the animals he loved. he joined the air force in the 1960's where he became a meteorologist. he went on to become a familiar face bringing us the weather 31 years. 17 of those were here at kgo. wednesday was declared joel bartlett day in san francisco. he will be missed. stick with us, we will be right back. xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, bu

we'll see a lot of sunshine inside the bay and away from the coast. 70 degrees in redwood city. lots of 70's in the south bay. tomorrow afternoon, 70 degrees in pleasanton. 71 in little more about 65 in union city. 71 in walnut creek and sunny 72 in the napa valley and 74 degrees in benicia. beautiful weather all around a little cool along the coastline next few days. weekend looks great. temperatures warming up. i think some places pushing near 80 degrees on sunday and monday cooling down on tuesday and wednesday. right now, though, it looks like we're going to keep things dry for the next 7 days. but hey, as we get some of the models ari saying maybe we start to get back some rain. so keep your fingers crossed for that to start the long shot as we head toward jews. thank you. well, we have an update on the state's projected budget surplus, which is expected to be in the tens of billions of dollars for second year in a row. >> kron four's ashley zavala has that story. >> state officials say so far so good on cash collection in california this year, the cash or sees that we've be

rain just about there in petaluma and just under half an inch in oakland over half an inch from redwood city union city, almost a half an inch of rain. a little more than that in castro valley. almost a quarter of an inch of rain in berkeley and some mountain tops over an inch of rain. so here's where we sit for a season to date. but just over 18 and a half inches of rain in san francisco, still 86% all that is much better than we've done the previous 2 years member. we had just over 8 inches of rain one year and 11 inches of rain the other years. so really doing pretty well. there. a san jose, the santa clara valley, not as well. they fall of that rain shadow area. and that means a lot of the storm's approach. the coastline. you get the rain over the santa cruz mountains. so by the time it gets over the santa clara valley, there's not as much water left behind. and so they're sitting at 57% of normal right now. oakland, though, almost 100% of normal. it's over 16, almost 17 inches of rain. santa rosa, 78% of normal hayward and 94% of normal. an 85% of normal in livermore. but things are qui

redwood city at 49. there is livermore at 49. everybody else is in the 50's. there's no fog. we switch the visibility map you can see for miles on here. if we look at it differently there's some low clouds hanging over the south bay. that will all gear act. we will get in to the afternoon. it'll be more blue sky. breezy this morning. no different than yesterday. maybe not as strong but still enough that it may impact the commute for part of the bridge. then we get in to the afternoon. daytime highs today in the south bay with plenty of sun into the low 70's. 73 san jose, 73 redwood city. union city will hit 71. numbers in the inland valley are starting to climb in to the upper 70's. it'll be 75 in dublin. back in the heart of the bay with more shades of green on here, even in the city at 67. that's a noticeable increase from yesterday. bayshore line in the low 70s. mid-70s for the valleys and then back up into the midand upper 70s. here is how the warm up will happen. a good starting point is getting the reference. 69. we aren't there today but we are close. you can see yeste

over half an inch from redwood city.ot of us, and heavy cloud cover and partly sunny conditions. the system windingowity a tnds. upper 50's in concord, and as we see the wind shift, they will be breezy. the next hour or so, spotty showers and upper 50's to lower 60's. partly cloudy by the afternoon. sunshine in the east bay and a chilly night ahead and a cold start for easter. and then we tracked more rain into the week next week. liz: the san jose convention center opens its doors to thousands of visitors at a gaming convention born in the bay area which is bringing a boost to surrounding businesses. amanda turns our focus to the economy, one of the key issues we are addressing in our effort to build a better bay area. amanda: it is gain on -- game on at the convention center for genders -- for genesis 8. it signals a long-awaited comeback. the event is billed as the largest community run super smash brothers tournament in the world. >> we started in 2009 in a barn in the contra costa county fairgrounds because it was t

then we warm right up inside the bay. 74 redwood city. 71 in foster city south, enjoying lots of 70'sse to 80 degrees in place like campbell, maybe 80 in morgan hill could see some 80's in the tri valley, 80 degrees and pleasant, 80 in livermore, 72 in hayward tomorrow. a little breeze in the afternoon. the warm days looks like ahead for at least the start of the weekend. then we're going to cool things down a little bit as we head in towards sunday with a few more clouds and those temperatures probably going to down just a bit too monday. then after that high pressure really starts to build. and i think we're threatening. get to the 90's by late wednesday into thursday and looks like we'll stay dry through friday paid. take a look at this. >> dramatic video caught on a home security camera in fort wayne, indiana. as you saw there, an suv went airborne and slammed into a couple of trees. the driver was not seriously hurt. fortunately in this crash property where the suv went airborne is called the shepherds house. it is owned by a nonprofit for military veterans experiencing homelessn

caravan of first responder vehicles accompanied the group and showing their appreciation for the redwood city health care staff. congresswoman spear plans to repeat this event at all. 6 hospitals in san mateo county. >> san jose's mayor sam liccardo says that while his city is still safe, a spike in violent crime has to be addressed as kron four's. dan kerman reports the mayor now has a three-point plan designed to tackle the problem. >> while acknowledging san jose remains a safe city with the lowest homicide rate of any major city in the country. san jose mayor sam liccardo is also facing facts that violent crime has been ticking up over the last couple of years. >> very concerned about the robberies and the a domestic violence and other assaults. >> friday, look, art of proposed three-point plan to bring the violence down. first, stop the revolving door at the county jail. >> roughly half of the detainees were being released pre trial are either re offending are failing to appear for their court date. >> carter says while he supports appropriate alternatives to jail, he does not support ab

liz: san mateo county broke ground on a multimillion dollar navigation center in redwood city. this is part of the county's goal to end homelessness in 2022. 2.5 acres in redwood city as being transformed into transitional housing. 240 prefab units along with social services to help people get back on their feet. to $57 million project is funded by the home key program which offers those without a home, incentive to get off the streets. >> people see it as a warm non-stigmatizing environment. it is welcoming. people will move in out of their encampments. liz: the county is moving quickly on this project, breaking ground today with the goal of having it complete by the end of the year. let us get a check of the forecast. i have been really chilly this week. dan: it has been, after a few warm days of the week. sandhya: we are turning it back to winter. that is why you have been chilly. temperatures today, a good 4-12 degrees below average. mid-50's to low 60's is all we could do. fairfield 65. i want to show you what is happening on live doppler as we get into the north bay first