that's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond.] - >> tenderloin is unique neighborhood where geographically place in downtown san francisco and on every street corner have liquor store in the corner it stores pretty much every single block has a liquor store but there are impoverishes grocery stores i'm the co-coordinated of the healthy corner store collaboration close to 35 hundred residents 4 thousand are children the medium is about $23,000 a year so a low income neighborhood many new immigrants and many people on fixed incomes residents have it travel outside of their neighborhood to assess fruits and vegetables it can be come senator for seniors and hard to travel get on a bus to get an apple or a pear or like s my my name is ryan the co-coordinate for the tenderloin healthy store he coalition we work in the neighborhood trying to support small businesses and improving access to healthy produce in the tenderloin that is one of the most neighborhoods that didn't have access to a full service grocery store and we california tog

forward to richmond, was his view, once richmond became the capital at the beginning of may.ost: nigel hamilton, before the civil war battles began and after fort sumter, was there still commerce between the north and the south? mail service, train service, etc.? mr. hamilton: amazingly, yes. i that's not to say it was easy travel, especially by train. you could easily be attacked. if people were suspicious about your loyalties, or whatever. but the mail was delivered. and in that sense, it was business as usual. and also in terms of trading, you know, people go where the money is. and so there was considerable commerce that continued, yes. host: i want to go back to a figure that we learned about in the first half of our interview. and that is that only 5% of seven or's -- of southerners owned slaves. i guess that number astounded me because it was so low. mr. hamilton: it is extraordinary. we think of it just as numbers, but one should understand that those are people who actually own enslaved people. it does not include the families of people who owned enslaved people. it

but whatever the issue was on the richmond lie, it's now recovering. so bart, if you're heading into the city this morning until the residual delays on the golden gate bridge go down. all right. well, time now is 7.16, and happening right now, the operation, sierra storm, national weather conferences. >> happening in south lake tahoe. what i like that name it, something looks at the latest weather, climate trends and also takes a look at the latest technology. so our local meteorologist can help keep you informed. really excited about this kron. 4 meteorologist gayle ong, as you see there, joining us live from the conference this morning out at heavenly skiers are going to gayle. >> good morning. it's chilly out here, but we're having a great time. i'm here at the gondola base at heavenly village this morning. and yes, this is operation sierra storm, an annual gathering where tv meteorologists and scientists to come together and we are discussing everything weather and climate, whr it's a clime change and policies, severe weather and radar use an most

that's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond.c] >> conduct a field shelter exercise where we open up a number of tents that animal control has they have supplies and equipment and staff and volunteers. we simulate the need for cape ability after a disaster or earthquake. >> animal care and control is your city's animal shelter. we care for approximately 10,000 animals a year. we are opinion for san francisco's animal in thes upon effect of an emergency. we got our tents and practicing how to deal with that. >> this is the shelter is overwhelmed with animals after a disaster this shelter is full regularly. if we torch have an event that would cause a number of animals to escape or injured or stray or separate friday their people that's where we would respond. >> pets are part of the family and need to make sure they are taken care of like people with the supplies and equip we are able to provide shelter for pets in addition to the existing shelter. >> we have formulated a plan so this in the event of a disaster we are hear ready t

area of richmond.oss the bridge, we have the build there, as well as the bay bridge toll plaza. and now more slowing down 680 and toward walnut creek and highway 24. looking ahead, we're looking at again, early closure. 930 is when that underground subway stops between embarcadero and west portal stations. it's fix it week. they're working on the tunnels, so after 930 you'll have to use busses above the service again. that's through this week, including tomorrow night. now, today is the last day for this. eastbound 84 has a traffic control through woodside. that's because of repair work going on again. last day for that as well. and easy light drive. although there's a new crash on 101. we'll check that for san jose. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. 640 right now. deescalating the danger of high speed police chases one california city now, hoping to reduce the risk. up next, we take a look at the new tech, hoping to keep drivers safe on the roads when a pursuit breaks out. and trying to keep peopl

police pulled him over and arrested a 24 year-old man from richmond. he's facing charges of impersonating a police officer. a big story that we're following. the san francisco chronicle reporting a federal grand jury has indicted former oakland mayor sheng thao. the report does not go into detail about why you might remember her home and the homes waste company executives are rated last june proffers. dan kerman has that story. >> i have done nothing wrong. i can tell you with confidence that this investigation, it's not about this was then oakland, mayor sheng thao last june, just days after federal agents raided her home, the offices of callaway solutions and the homes of members of the duong family that own that company. >> tell maintained her innocence again in an interview in october, they have told attorney that i am not the target and again, in december after being recalled from office. >> i'm innocent. i've done nothing wrong. the fbi has told me i'm not the target, but now the san francisco chronicle is reporting a federal grand jury has indic

they gather outside the richmond refinery in chevron refinery in richmond that started at 7.30 this morning. this is something that will keep an eye on. >> well, a woman has sadly died after a crash in alameda. police say 59 year-old karen conway was crossing a street when she was struck by a car. the 70 year-old driver of that car was turning off or out up as auto memorial parkway when he was when he struck conway. the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with police because of the crash is still being investigated. sandra fell. police meanwhile have arrested a man for driving around in a fake chp cruiser. that's what you're looking at. officers say they spotted this camaro with phony chp decals wednesday morning. at first i thought maybe it was an older model, chp cruiser. so they pulled up alongside and looked in. notice the driver wasn't wearing a uniform and that's when they pulled him over. ended up arresting a 24 year-old man from richmond. he's now facing charges of impersonating a police officer. >> toledo city officials are asking the community to help them find the people re

not a lot richmond center fell. let's go ahead and a look at some of those highways, those drive times. i want to one of the south bay, 85 up to middle part. you're still at the limits. still under 30 minutes, making good time to 80. also looks good. and shelley andrew to 30 down to 37 around. 22 minutes starting back to you. great. thank you. 6.17 is the time now to the latest on the wildfires burning in southern california this morning. crews say they've been able to get a better handle. >> on the eaton fire, that's the one burning in altadena. they say that one is more than 50% contained. firefighters from southern california in the bay area and beyond have been working around the clock to try put these fires out. that heat and fire has burned more than 14,000 acres and destroyed more than 7,000 structures. most of which are homes. some people are still waiting for the ok to return to their burned out neighborhoods to survey the damage. meantime, crews have also gained ground on the palisades fire. that fire now

richmond fire is on the way.on underneath the bridge, but there's a fire underneath. it does look like i can see. i don't see a lot, but we'll let you know more about that. all of a sudden we have a lot of crashes. we have a new injury crash northbound 101 right at highway 92. fire department is on the way there. traffic is going to be slow. northbound, 280 at saratoga. there's a crash blocking that off ramp. and a brand new injury crash just reported westbound 580 at foothill on the way on the dublin grade. 633 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, the trump administration ramping up its crackdown and detainment of undocumented immigrants all over the country. and in san jose, community members say they saw ice agents in the city sunday. ktvu tori gaines joining us live here outside of san jose city hall with the details. good morning. >> good morning dave. yeah. reports of that ice operation first circulated on social media on sunday, which had a lot of people here in the south bay worried.

and a major drug bust in richmond neighborhood. how the community is coming the community is coming together. excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. >> it is a 29 right now. we're checking out the weather waiting for it to warm up. even a couple degrees might help anything help because close to freezing for some baby. it's cold out there. i tell you some areas still, even though the sun has risen still below freezing. so a lot of 30's and then we're warming up into the 40's in a few locations. you know what a freeze warning is still in effect. look at this beautiful shot. >> even these clouds can save us from the very cold te

police pulled him over and in the end arrested a 24 year-old man from richmond. he's now facing charges of impersonating a police officer. >> time now 709, police are struggling to find the people responsible for shooting that injured. a four-year-old girl. she still in the hospital this morning yesterday committee leaders met near the crime scene to push the public to help solve this crime kron four's. philippe djegal has the story. >> days after a four-year-old girl was shot passing through the crest neighborhood in vallejo with her family city leaders joined at a news conference near the scene of the crime thursday denouncing the gun violence. nobody deserves to worry about whether or not they're going to hit give. i believe this type of violence is not acceptable. residents of the crest who are also community and elected leaders and heard the gunshots sunday night say the city of vallejo needs to change to make the streets safer. whether it's for trauma recovery with his pre prevention programs, reentry programs, thing that we know actually prevent this type

we have that crash in richmond near the richmond parkway that has been mostly cleared up, but it still causing a bunch of slow traffic. so if you drive out away from the carquinez bridge and you're trying to head over to, let's say, to el sobrante or richmond, basically heading that way, there's a big backup for that long stretch from here to here, and that is unexpected. and people are going to be upset. unfortunately, it just things kind of always make you upset when you have to add 15 or 20 minutes, maybe even more, to your morning commute, to wade through all that. all right. let's talk about the bay bridge. when you do get there, it is backed up to the maze. metering lights are on. i want to bring your attention. if you drive on john daly boulevard, you're trying to get up to the top of the hill. there, there's a crash on john daly at cliffside on your way up to 101. pretty serious. auto pedestrian crash. and that's unusual. a lot of people take that road in the morning, and it's usually no problem. this morning it is 709. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. well,

richmond right at 62 for your high north bay. our warmest spots today, some mid 60's in areas like napa and santa rosa, looking ahead to tomorrow's temperatures will be right around the same as today's. it's a holding pattern of sunshine through thursday. then thursday night, a chance of showers that continues into the weekend. let's get a look at the roads. 8 minutes right now to make your crossing. love to see easy commute so far. hopefully we can keep it around for a little bit longer. richmond center fell also on the at 7 minutes rolling at the limit. all right, john, thank for that. sheriff deputies arrested a man accused of attempted to make pipe bombs inside of a home. this happened in napa. >> officials found materials intended to make explosives inside a house on coal street earlier this month. justin fischer, the man accused of trying to make the boss is booked into jail for having them in his possession. deputies also found drugs in his car. he's now being held on a 1 million dollar bill. if convicted, he could face mu

yeah, gathering in richmond to get out of richmond.oss towards center fell this bridge of course. one choke point there out of the east bay, the other here, the bay bridge. both have full toll plaza approaches, but we do see movement on the approach of the bay bridge, which is an important factor. it's not packed solid. there is movement, which means the metering lights are moving. well, there is a new crash reported over on the san francisco side. i'll get more detail that will indicate whether or not they may slow down those metering lights, making the congestion tougher over there. highway 37, highway four progressing as you would expect a little bit of brake tap right around that walnut creek interchange. no major issues, just more slowing out of dublin south on 680. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. 622 right now, coming up next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. generous people have given more than $100 million to l.a. fire victims. but how can you be sure your donation is actually helping someone in need? i'm consume

>> we're going back to the richmond bridge.a, you may want to see the fog that i'm about to show you. and everyone else. it's. well, i don't know if it's lifting, but definitely. roberta mentioned the fog, and we noticed it here. it could be getting better soon. it was even foggy earlier. you can see the backup at the bay bridge in the sun. there is backed up beyond the maze, and interstate 880 is slowing from san leandro all the way up to downtown oakland. that's just the normal commute into the downtown area. one more thing. the south bay commute is a mess on all the freeways. if you're trying to get over to the west valley, just know that all the freeways are slow. 832. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you sal. and straight to a developing story here. a busy san francisco intersection has reopened after being shut down for hours overnight as police investigated a deadly shooting involving police officers. >> ktvu. ali rasmus at the scene with the latest update from police and witnesses. ali. >> yeah, ninth and missi

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last check in with start to build in richmond.'re suilding watches in pablo crockett, out towards the maze about 25 and highway 4. a 35 minute commute traveling from one 60 down to 2.42 back to you. >> thank to 7.47. is the time and sadly a man was hit and killed while walking on a dark road way early thursday morning near to rock in sonoma county. chp says this happened on valley ford road near fallon. road. police say the man was wearing dark clothing walking in the middle of the lane in the dark when they were struck by this van. officers arrived and pronounced dead at the scene. as for the people in the van, they state spoke with police. they cooperated with the investigation no word yet on any details about that investigation will let you know when we get the update. meanwhile, 3 people have been arrested at a rally outside of the travis air force base in fairfield. they were there protesting against u.s. military aid and weapons to israel on thursday, these demonstrators were dressed in israeli forces. and as palestinian pat

look at the backup at the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. there is apparently a car mid-span that is blocking one of the lanes. we see that buildup right there, all those headlights coming towards us, and it's now starting to back up into parts of castro right there in north richmond. so we'll continue to watch this and hopefully it clears soon as people get the day started. wall street is set to kick off the new year on a positive note, as investors hope the markets can regain some momentum after they limped into the end of 2024. the s&p 500 falling for four straight days to cap the year, the first time that's happened since 1966. but it was still a solid year overall. the s&p surging 23% the second straight year of returns above 20%. the dow rising 13%, while the nasdaq led the way up nearly 30%, propelled by gains in mega-cap tech stocks such as nvidia, apple and meta. in focus today, data on jobless claims. automakers report their december sales. today. they're expected to rise more than 7%. that's according to jd power, boosted by deepe

on the map now to richmond this morning. amanda hari introduces you to elevens k-9 rosie. >> hi. >> reporter: while patrolling the streets of richmond can be a tough job, a new member of the police department is trying to help lighten the load. >> you want to go see your friends? >> reporter: 9-month-old rosie named after richmond's own rosie the riveter is the richmond police department's new wellness dog. aiming to provide emotional support and a calming presence. >> you can tell people's mood changes when they see her. you know, if there's an officer walking down the hallway. they'll light up. >> reporter: she is one of rosie's channel hers and only been caring for her for a few months. but already believes rosie will be a good fit. >> she seems almost like it's suited for her. she's very in tune with emotions. >> reporter: khalil never expected to be caring for a dog as part of her job as the richmond police department's patrol secretary. but she says it's worth it. she's seeing the kind of impact rosie can have for the

richmond, sandra fell bridge. we had another one on the bay bridge. looks like that one already clear. but we've got residual delays from. that's about 24 minutes on the bay bridge traveling into the city. no accidents just stalled out cars. 21 minutes along our salmon tail and the golden gate bridge around 26 minutes. sorry. james, back to you. thanks a lot. right let's get to the breaking news just happened overnight where there was a shooting suspect who wind being shot and killed by the police. >> and san francisco south of market. yeah. police say the gunman shot another man in the area of 9th and mission. >> the victim was critically injured and taken to the hospital to be treated for multiple gunshot wounds. in the meantime, the suspected gunman got into a standoff with police at a nearby building. now, officers say that suspect refused to come out. and at one point, gunfire was exchanged between the suspect and the officers. and that's when the gunman was killed by police. the pieces are gonna hold a town hall about the shooting in about 10 da

richmond. yeah. as laura said, we do have the return of the commute. didn't have that for a couple of weeks. here's the backup out of richmond building up at the toll plaza, heading over towards san rafael. no problem. they expect the backup here and it's actually a little bit lighter. i'll show you in context. the bay bridge took a while to fill in after the metering lights were turned on. about 540 this morning. we had them activated. didn't see the build for another 15 minutes, but now all lanes are filled coming out of the maze. and here's the typical slowing. there's the richmond bridge we showed you first, second, the bay bridge and the slowing west 80 through richmond. but again, this is actually a little bit lighter than we saw monday and tuesday. this week we'll see another burst in traffic will really start to build next week. we're looking ahead toward the city where we talked about the activity at city hall and the night market in chinatown for the next couple of nights, so do watch

it's central avenue richmond. police say the big rig was gone before police got to the scene and they haven't found it yet. and the north by the vallejo unified school district, there goes to town hall to talk about potential school closures and consolidations are real. the district leaders are going to be representing reasons as to why they're considering the proposals. those who wish to attend can also get feedback. that's going to start at 6 o'clock at the jesse bethel high school teacher. parkway. one of the more established asian grocery chains in canada has come into the bay tnt supermarket opening its first california location is sales fall. it's going to be the was gets in on saratoga avenue taking over the former space will robber that open back in 2012. that's gonna between ross and target at the shopping center. no official date has been announced that he and t plans to launch an online shopping service for select products. the storm will create close to 200 jobs locally. and the world's coolest taco be

it's almost completely stopped here at the richmond bridge.w it's not usually this backed up this early. you're going to get out there and say, oh my goodness, i'm going to be late. if that is your commute, add 1520, maybe add 30 minutes just because even though they're trying to get this thing off the bridge, it is already backed up pretty big time there. speaking of bridges, the bay bridge is backed up to the maze. that's more of a normal backup. we don't have any problems on the actual span. 632. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. today, a judge will hear arguments in the case of three men accused of killing a young girl during a freeway shooting. the case may move forward as alameda county is still without a permanent district attorney. ktvu james torres is live from the courthouse in dublin, where that hearing is set to happen later this morning. good morning james. >> good morning pamela. that shooting happened about two years ago was along 880 and fremont. that's when police tell us that three suspected gang members sho

now the richmond police department has a new way to help them cope. they've recruited their first ever wellness k-9. our amanda harry introduces us to rosie and some of the members of the department that she has helped so far. >>> while patrolling the streets of richmond could be a tough job. a new member of the police department is trying to help lighten the load. >> do you want to see your friend? >> reporter: the nine-month-old rosie is the police department's new wellness dog. and aiming to provide emotional support and a calming presence. >> and you could tell people's mood will change when they see her. >> reporter: she is one of rosie's handlers. only caring for her for a few months. but they believe she'll be a good fit. >> she seems almost like it was suited for her. she is very in tune with emotions. >> reporter: and she never expected to be caring for a dog as part of her job with the richmond police department's patrol secretary, but say it is is worth it. she is seeing the kind of impact rosie could have for the department and at home. >>

i-80 at central avenue in richmond. police say that the big rig. it was gone before officers got to the scene and hasn't been found since. >> a richmond police drones surveilling a sideshow. over the weekend. this was happening on the debt and of canal boulevard in richmond. officers say they used a drone to identify the 2 main cars involved in the sideshow and then moved in with their patrol cars. they say one of the cars tried to take off but a spike strip flattened 3 of its tires. both cars involved were impounded and those drivers were given citations. getting you a check of the forecast now taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. lawrence is here to join us to talk about all those windy conditions we're going to be facing. yeah, pretty windy, especially over the mountain tops. that's where we have the strongest today around the bay area. those offshore pumping in some of that dry air may for some really nice weather. >> down below many spots and working on a gorgeous, even look for the berkeley hills here. you see the beautiful colors in

steve mentioned the richmond bridge.hat's better even though it's longer delays because of an earlier crash that's now gone. and the bay bridge is backed up to the maze. 731 let's get back to the headlines, okay, sal. >> well, happening today, a bay area judge will hear arguments in the case of three men accused of killing a young girl during a freeway shooting. now, the case may move forward as alameda county is still without a permanent district attorney. ktvu is james torres is at the courthouse in dublin, where the hearing is set to take place later this morning. james. >> and about an hour from now. dave, good morning to you. well, that shooting happened about two years ago was along i-880 in fremont. and that's when police say three suspected gang members shot into a car killing that young girl. that girl, five year old eliana crisostomo. her mother says the girl's brother was sitting right next to her when her when his sister was killed. at the time the charges were filed, then district attorney pamela price added

strangely, when finally richmond was taken by union troops, lincoln goes to richmond, actually goes to davis's house, the white house in richmond, i was there a few days ago, he actually sits in davis's parlor at his writing desk and writes some letters there. so i think in that sense the dual between the two men was much closer then historians have traditionally allowed. peter: you begin your book talking about february 11, 18 61. what is the significance of that day? nigel: it is pretty incredible in american history to think that these two men who are president elects does president select, one who has been elected to be president's of the united states and the other who has been appointed to be the first presidof the confederacy, they are both the same age, tom and over six foot tall, both climb aboard trains and set off to their separate inaugurations on the very same day from their hometowns. lincoln from illinois, from springfield, jefferson davis from wilkesboro, the nearest town to his plantation in mississippi. peter: you talk about the fact that they were both born in kentuc

also in the city in the western edition area, also richmond district.erify that with our live weather camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge. notice the deck of cloudiness, the wet pavement. but the flag is not too much on the fly. but these winds don't be fooled. they will pick up out of the south today 10 to 20mph temperatures currently are into the 40s across the board, except for half moon bay now spiking out at 50 degrees. here comes the rain across the entire area. we're timing it together with our futurecast. you can clearly see by 10:00 this morning. everybody needs an umbrella. 2:00 in the afternoon. hit and miss widely scattered showers throughout the evening hours. it's a rain out for your golfing plans on saturday morning and throughout the day. we'll buy a break from time to time before more heavier rain does filter in. not so much on sunday when we will have occasional showers, but as we go into monday, a bigger storm is poised in position to move. this way. we'll track all these storms together. tell you how much rain will hit

during the federal immigration policy changes the 2023 census showed the richmond community at about 114,000 people living there, almost half of them identify as hispanic or latino officials say richmond police will not ask about immigration status and they say they're committed to upholding their sanctuary city policies. >> the bay area is just one of several places around the country that has seen an increase in ice activity. the trump administration says these operations are only going after known criminals. but as our washington correspondent trevor shirley reports tonight. some say it's going beyond that. >> ice officials say this weekend they made more than 1200 arrests nationwide. us in numbers increase the number of arrests nationwide. as we open up the aperture right now, country public safety trez national security threats. but some democrats say the administration's immigration dragnet is catching people. it shouldn't. we're seeing kind of chaos in which. contradiction of the president's commitment that he was going to start focused on violent criminals. >> they're just de

. >> checking on the richmond center fell. if you can hop on that just short of 8 minutes and down the south than not seen any major delays still off to a good start. 32 minutes along one-on-one darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 6 o'clock right now and the top story is the man convicted of kidnapping and assaulting denise huskins in vallejo is facing now. new kidnapping charges. so those charges are in san ramon. kron four's will tran standing by live for us at the contra conta. >> contra costa district attorney's office with the latest details will. >> and james, it's the office right behind me. they were the ones who file charges after continuing to talk to matthew mueller. 47 years old, who, by the way, is a former marine. they were talking to him in prison. he faces 40 years in prison for being convicted for denise huskins in that particular case, while he's revealing new details and that's why the charges actually were filed yesterday. this on top, a recent charges coming out of santa clara county. continues to mou

meantime, $1000 worth of welding machinery, stolen uc berkeley's richmond field station. you see police say that that happened sometime between december 27th in january. 2nd, this happened in building one. 28 approximately $30,000 worth machinery was stolen. you have any information, please contact. you see police. it's already going to cost you a little more to stay warm sch lars dan kerman reports pg e customers are facing a new rate hike in the new year. >> along with bridge tolls and bart fares, bay area residents will also see gas bills going up this month. pacific gas and electric says compared to last month, the cost of using gas in your home will go up and average of $9 a month while those on discounted rates will see a $7 increase, it will actually be less expensive for customers to turn on their lights. regular customers will see electric bills go down average of a dollar a month compared to last month. well, those and discounted rates will see their average monthly bill go down $8.50. >> we've got to fix a broken system where there are no limits to how much. >>

same as you cross the richmond center fell looking pretty good at the golden gate, right? all right, john, thank for that. religious leaders in santa clara county are now showing support for the immigrant community. on monday, trump signed an executive order to end birthright in the u.s. this call was lindsay for tells committee leaders in the south valley to protect their neighbors. >> er marching in the life an evening of prayers in san jose for members of the immigrant community. >> rabbis, priests and pastors gather to recite prayers in seeing songs while members of the community expressed their support for their immigrant neighbors. san jose resident diana wilkerson, graham spoke proudly about her filipino heritage and about her father's journey from the philippines to the united states. he worked hard. >> we knew it was like to work in the fields. wilkerson, graham says in order to get to the u.s. her father worked on a merchant marine vessel once in california, he became a migrant worker doing various jobs that included fishing. they contribute to our society and ma

the richmond bridge has a little bit of slowing.u the westbound bay bridge toll plaza. we don't have a lot there, so that looks very good. we'll just wait to see if it does develop a slowdown at some point. 618 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> thank you sir. you are correct. some of the fog. it's really looks like almost a june pattern here. there's a lot of fog coast and bay, not so much inland. some reduced visibility around oakland airport. and then also up to santa rosa case. some reports around the napa airport as well. and over by the coast, it's more of a low cloud deck, but still there's some out ther, 30s 40s on the temps, much warmer on the peninsula. menlo park 41 and mountain view 33. they were 32 and 33 yesterday, although walnut creek and concord 32 and 33. santa rosa at 3332 healdsburg. windsor was 31. now 34, fairfax still 31 and sonoma has dipped to 32 middletown's 29 and upper lake at 32. so there's still some cold readings here. a lot of teens hanging out around lake tahoe. they're 18 in truckee,

mike, you have a little more delay now coming out of richmond. yeah, across the bridge.talked about this crash just past the toll plaza as folks are heading westbound over toward the san rafael side, things really stopped up here. they're starting to move once again. slowly. i believe they're in the process of clearing from this section, this crash again going in your commute direction. meanwhile, over in richmond itself, there may be another crash, but things aren't too severe as far as the slowing. it's the east bay bill, but lighter than your typical wednesday. and we're looking at the san mateo bridge, a smoother drive to build there, the really most significant in the south bay. back to you. thks so much, mike. 651 happening now. santa clara valley water leaders delivered a big win for governor gavin newsom. they approved a proposal to spend nearly $10 million towards an underground water tunnel in the central valley. if fully funded, it would create a concrete structure 36ft in diameter that would take fresh water from the sacramento river and divert it underground

richmond center fell bridge at about 7 minutes for your crossing. you are definitely seeing the fog at the golden gate rain. all right. on the eve of that, large portion highway 37 in solano and sonoma counties will start climate adaption, roadwork that starts today. caltrans says it's eastbound lanes going shut down, starting at 09:00pm on running every night. the february. >> the closer star from highway one. 21 junction, right near sears point to rubble. davin delay. whoa, traffic going to be detoured north on highway one. 2 east of highway 12 and then south on highway. 29 westbound traffic will not be impacted. well, let's talk about what's happening next in social security. a lot of you were going to get bigger. so security checks because of a bill signed by president biden yesterday. so security fairness act effects current and former public employees, people will get pensions, maybe their teachers, their firefighters, police, are they and another public service job about 3 million people are impacted during sunday's white house ceremony. the

and now the build toward the richmond bridge heading west. same thing for highway 37 out of vallejo and highway four coming into concord. your typical patterns here. no surprises. we're looking at a build for the east bay. just a subtle one for the nimitz heading south from 238. and in the south bay, we do have north 101 showing some slowing. vasco road, bills to 25 minutes. now just about back to you. mike. well, we are following some breaking news this morning. you see right there. this is video showing the moment of that powerful earthquake striking in western china. this was a 7.1 quake happening about 13 hours ago, centered near one of tibet's holiest cities, also near the border of nepal. there are now nearly 100 confirmed deaths, with reports of more people trapped. just into our newsroom, authorities in florida investigating the discovery of two bodies found inside the landing gear compartment of a jetblue airplane. the plane landed last night at the airport in fort lauderdale. crews made the discovery during a routine post-flight mai

no accidents on the bay bridge. 19 minutes as you're traveling across our san mateo while our richmond summer feels at 8, the golden gate bridge is at 20 minutes starring james, back to you're in a 601 right now on the breaking news from overnight. a shooting suspect in san francisco south of market neighborhood. >> has been shot and killed by police. police say a gunman shot another man in the area of 9th. >> and mission that victim was critically injured and taken to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. meantime, the suspected gunman got into a standoff with police at a nearby building. and police say the suspect refused to leave that building. and then in exchange of gunfire between the suspect and the officer, that gunman was killed by police bullets. sapd will hold a town hall regarding the shooting in about 10 days as it is under investigation and they'll have more for the community. then. >> and another breaking story that we're covering from overnight. a woman was found dead on a sidewalk in santa rosa. and so police are investigating what happened. the body was found on

richmond heading over towards san rafael. so both of those westbound bridges have things slowing the westbound commute. back to you. here we go monday morning. thanks, mike. yeah, well, on the heels of that, gay tax time is also officially here. we've got you covered ahead of the april deadline coming up at 625, our consumer team breaks down. how soon you may see that refund from uncle sam. a little bit of panic on wall street as a new chinese ai app catches investors off guard. let's go out to the futures this morning. i'll show you what i mean. look a at the r there. the nasdaq expecting to lose almost 800 points on the open. about 3.5%. california girls, we're undeniable. fine. fresh. fierce. we got it unlocked. and after laura garcia, the original california girl, katy perry coming to the bay area when she's bringing her new tour to chase center. stick around for that and much more. yeah, i decided not to wear that outfit today. it's a little cold out for thursday. yeah. (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells

richmond-san rafael bridge. we had a stall. mid-span.s the reason for the backup. >> number seven, an exciting announcement about simone biles. the queen of gymnastics has been named sports illustrated's 2024 sports person of the year. biles told gma it is a huge honor and you can hear more from her coming up at 7 a.m. >> i love that when i went on a cruise earlier this year, the ship, she was the godmother of the ship. >> that's a that's a thing about the godmother. >> i have no idea. >> amazing. >> george: good morning america. the investigation into the deadly attack in new orleans. 15 people killed in the early hours of the new year. the suspect shot dead, but did he act alone? terror on new year's. a pickup truck drives into a crowd on bourbon street in new orleans. >> dozens of people got hit by a car. >> george: shooter fires an ar

well, around 14 on your richmond center fell san mateo bridge in golden gate bridge are about 25 minutes there. little over 30 along the golden gate. checking on those highways across the bay area. seeing a lot of red this morning because of all that traffic started. james, back to you. thanks a lot, ryan, 81 and breaking news from overnight. san jose officers exchanged gunfire. >> after getting shot at last night in mckinley neighborhood. you can see it here. the san jose police department says plainclothes officers. we're working on case nearby when they were shot at. this is the area of mel born boulevard and mclaughlin avenue. the officers returned gunfire and then the shooters took off and they were not caught. no injuries were reported. >> trump began his first 4 is beginning a stressful day. yeah. it's the first day for president starting to take action now on what he wants to do. >> chief among his executive orders was immigration and deportations. kron four's joey horta is live in san francisco where california attorney general rob bonta is going to start weighing in on this sho

right near phillips, 66 richmond marine terminal. you can see the smoke coming from the tire burnout. one car tried to take off that ended with 3 flat tires. 2 cars were impounded and the drivers receive citations and in the east bay, one person is dead after triple stabbing in berkeley. police responded to russell street saturday after reports of a stolen car. police found 2 men and one woman been stabbed in. they were lying on the ground. they were taken to the hospital. the woman actually died from her injuries. today, millions of americans are honoring the life and legacy of doctor martin luther king junior minister leader visionary doctor martin king junior was also a social activists and a prominent figure in the civil rights movement for the fight for progress and racial equality of all african americans in the u.s. in the 50's and 60's from the bus boycott in montgomery. so this not violent protest in birmingham, alabama, and the march on washington, doctor martin luther king junior fall against lot discrimination and segrega

kron 4 news. >> 9.33 is the time in richmond. police there have concluded what turned out to be a months long investigation into narcotics, dealing and illegal firearms. so this all began back in september of last year. police were patrolling the area of shields, read where the community had reported. drug sales officers found a jeep with 5 people inside. one of them was a minor and that person was in possession of 33 grams of marijuana. another person was on probation and a search of that jeep found 2 loaded guns, one of which was reported stolen. then the next day police search the home that that jeep was parked in front of him. they found more guns and drugs by january 5 other homes in that neighborhood were also searched and also more guns and drugs were uncovered. 3 more people who are arrested too. over the past 30 days. san francisco police have arrested 218 people along the city's troubled 6 street corridor. it's all part of the police department's drug marketing or drug market coordination center, which is a partnership

the two city leaders also vowed to fully stand behind richmond's immigration policies as a sanctuary city. >> well, friends and family of alexis gabe are gathering tonight for a vigil after celebrating the second annual kindness day in her honor. >> ktvu tori gaines is live tonight in oakland. after speaking with the gabe family. >> tori. good evening mike and claudine. we are outside of oakland city hall, where a group of community members has gathered in support of the gabe family. now, this is a somber moment for the entire community, to be sure. but for the gabe family, this is just another step in the very long road they have taken to seek justice for alexis. >> she was always really nice. time really didn't matter to her. as long as you were her friend. you were pretty much like her friend forever, you know? and i do feel really bad. i miss her a lot. >> family and friends headed to oakley civic center park for the second annual kindness day in honor of alexis gabe, who was killed in january of 2022. amy george met gabe in middle school. they became fast friends. george and her

nosotros en telemundo seguimos comprometidos a informarle en richmond el alcalde y la administradoraudad. ante los cambios en la política de inmigración federal. a través de un comunicado reafirmaron el compromiso de richmond con la inclusión, la diversidad y el respeto para todos los residentes, independientemente de su estatus migratorio. enfatizaron también que la policía local no indaga sobre el estatus migratorio y que las políticas de ciudad santuario se mantienen sin cambios en la ciudad de richmond. y conocer nuestros derechos es de suma importancia en estos momentos. el distrito escolar unificado de sacramento, por ejemplo, está ofreciendo un taller acerca de los derechos migratorios para todos los padres de familia. lupita baltazar se encuentra justo ahí. nos cuenta de lo que se trata este taller. lupita qué tal? buenas tardes. te escuchamos. pues ronen. qué tal? buenas tardes, flavio. nos encontramos aquí en las oficinas del distrito escolar unificado de sacramento, en donde hoy se está llevando a cabo un taller informativo sobre sus derechos migratorios, pero también cómo

well, you richmond, summer fills around 8.g at about 15 moving at the limit. there and that golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain is 9.21. and happening in the south bay, parents and students are rallying. >> outside of a san jose elementary school, they're upset about its possible closure. yeah. now the franklin mckinley school district says that. >> this particular school has low enrollment and that's why they're slated it for possible closure. crawford's joey horta following the story for us live in san jose. joe. >> james and darya parents tell us if this school closes down, he's going to have a major impact on their children. and we heard from some of those kids earlier today. take a look. >> okay. >> parents tell us the students lined up on the sidewalk in front of campus this morning carrying signs that send a message to the school board. according to franklin mckinley elementary school district. they are dealing with a 40% drop in enrollment over the past 15 years.

across the entire richmond bridge. 280 is slow.hink it went out of order because i did want to show you the bay bridge. let me let me show you that here. bay bridge is recovering from that earlier crash here. and you can see traffic is just now getting better in the carpool lanes. so yeah, the bay bridge. if you're going today, don't let the surprise you. you need an extra 10 or 15 minutes to stay on track. maybe even more than that. if you're on a schedule, just check. or perhaps consider using transit. 739 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you sal. despite the pricey entrance to disney resorts, many families will save up and make the trip to what's billed as the happiest place on earth. >> and to make sure they don't miss out on freebies or any secret experiences, there are some ways to prepare for that visit. we'll talk more about that unique phenomenon. it's trending on social media on the nine and andre is here as well. >> good morning to both of you. let's get right to the question of the day right here this morning. we're

that's near the phillips. 66 or richmond marine terminal. so you can see some smoke that's coming out from the tire burnout. one car apparently tried to take off but ended up with 3 flat tires. 2 cars were impounded and the drivers received citations. it is martin luther king day and here in san francisco, thousands of people have been paying tribute to the legacy of king at events across the city are conference. charles clifford has details. >> well, one of san francisco is the biggest martin luther king day. events begin here at the caltrain station monday morning. the celebration trained arrived at king station in san francisco. the caltrain trained which departed from san jose a few hours earlier gave free rides to pay tribute to the selma to montgomery. 54 mile long march that was led by dr martin luther king back in 1965. for those on the train. they say today is a chance to honor the late civil rights leader's legacy of inclusion and equality. it's an important day because i think it's this day of love and justice. that's one of the k