cordero was booked into the san mateo county ( robin ) san joaquin sheriff's office is searching forattemped bank robber. deputies have a photograph of the suspect and they want the community to be alert. kristi gross has the details. an attempted bank robber is on the run—san joaquin county sheriffús detectives released this surveilliance photo of the man they say tried to rob a wells fargo bank in lockeford, saturday morning...deputy andrea lopez/ sjcso spokeswomanhe walked into the bank and handed a note to the teller with some demands on it.deputy andrea lopez, a spokeswoman for the san joaquin county sheriffús office says the suspect was able to get away but he didnút get any money...she says a quick-thinking teller was able to stall.the teller was able to delay him and he must have become nervous and fled the areathe attempted robbery happened at the lockeford branch on the 1900 block of north jacktone road off highway 88.investigators say no explosive devices, or other weapons were found at the bank. we didnút see any weapons however threats were made and when threats ar

san joaquin sheriff's deputies are looking for an attempted bank robber.e latest on the investigation. ( darya ) and six new babies born at the same time... we'll explain how the newborns are connected. (darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot in dublin on sb 680 before 580 several lanes closed due to a multi vehicle crashbay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. after rainy and windy conditions for your sunday skies today will clear into the afternoon eventually offering up plenty of sunshine. temperatures will peak a bit cooler in the mid to upper 50's before a noticeable warm up later in the week that will take the bay back into the low to mid 60's. ( darya ) deputies in san joaquin are looking for the person who attempted to rob a bank.( james ) deputies have a photograph of the suspect and they want the community to be alert. kristi gross has the details. an attempted bank robber is on the run—san joaquin county sheriffús detectives released this surveilliance photo of the man they say tried

i believe the san joaquin filed on their own. we're a unique set in that we're all the ones that have the actual risk of potentially adverse regulatory action at this time. so there's a lot of work still to be done among all the parties to get somewhere on this. >> thank you. >> i have a couple questions. thank you, for your presentation. i appreciate it. so i had some similar questions around the strategy and plan and time line for early implementation because i feel quite strongly these conversations and though there are short time lines in here could potentially drag on and meanwhile the fish are in trouble. so i would like to hear the next meeting more specifics on what that process would look like if indeed it's an e.i.s. that needs to be released, how that could happen. how quickly can we begin early implementation and what would that look like? >> we can present at the next meeting. >> commissioner: thank you. i know we'll be talking at the next meeting about the remarks i brought up in december i guess it was. one of thos

the 21stas elected to district, south and west of fresno in the san joaquin valley. he has a degree in engineering and worked for a time as a mining engineer. he later received a business degree and open several businesses in the area, including two companies that process locally grown nuts. josh carter was elected to represent the 10th district further north in the san joaquin valley. he's a venture capitalist and talked business at a local community -- talked busines

san joaquin sheriff's deputies are looking for an attempted bank robber.e have the latest on the investigation. sheriff's office is searching for an attemped bank robber. (jr) tonight... deputies have a photograph of the suspect and they want the community to be alert. kristi gross has the details. an attempted bank robber is on the run—san joaquin county sheriffús detectives released this surveilliance photo of the man they say tried to rob a wells fargo bank in lockeford, saturday morning...deputy andrea lopez/ sjcso spokeswomanhe walked into the bank and handed a note to the teller with some demands on it.deputy andrea lopez, a spokeswoman for the san joaquin county sheriffús office says the suect was able to get away but he didnút get any money...she says a quick-thinking teller was able to stall.the teller was able to delay him and he must have become nervous and fled the areathe attempted robbery happened at the lockeford branch on the 1900 block of north jacktone road off highway 88.investigators say no explosive devices, or other weapons were

(justine) san joaquin sheriff's office is searching for an attemped bank robber. (jr) tonight...ies have a photograph of the suspect and they want the community to be alert. kristi gross has the details. an attempted bank robber is on the run—san joaquin county sheriffús detectives released this surveilliance photo of the man they say tried to rob a wells fargo bank in lockeford, saturday morning...deputy andrea lopez/ sjcso spokeswomanhe walked into the bank and handed a note to the teller with some demands on it.deputy andrea lopez, a spokeswoman for the san joaquin county sheriffús office says the suspect was able to get away but he didnút get any money...she says a quick-thinking teller was able to stall.the teller was able to delay him and he must have become nervous and fled the areathe attempted robbery happened at the lockeford branch on the 1900 block of north jacktone road off highway 88.investigators say no explosive devices, or other weapons were found at the bank. we didnút see any weapons however threats were made and when threats are made and jeopardize publi

. >>> the contra costa county sheriff has a warning for boat owners along the san joaquin delta.ise and we see that the thieves are leaving the boats stripped and abandoned. >> we are always looking for suspicious activity and boats abandoned on the waterways. remix patrolling the delta is a 24/7 job. >> unfortunately the theft of boats is a concern. >> reporter: the sheriff's office marine services unit says there has been 11 boats stolen from arenas since october. add in segmental and san joaquin counties and there has been a browned two dozen. >> a rash of thefts from pittsburgh to discovery bay area so there's no pattern to where they are striking or when. >> reporter: the boats are being stolen and strip. >> people are after the electronics or navigation systems and the upward engines. it's a profit motive and they strip the things that are easy to take and transport and worth money. remix some boats are found floating here on the delta and other cases they are abandon our rural roads. but authorities believe they arall beings stolen under the cloak of darkness. >> they are

de la salle beat san joaquin. ken says it's traveling.t was not. 53-47. >>> notre dame/riverside clinging to a one point lead. last chance for monroe catholic of hayward. this is what you call a shooter's bounce, his only basket in the game winning it for the mariners. monroe catholic beat notre dame 58-56. >>> austrian open serena williams taking on the no. 1 seed. serena cruised through the 1st set winning 6-1. she trailed 4- 3 before rallying to win the final three games and advance to the quarterfinals. however, with her daughter olympia around there is not going to be a lot of time for mom to watch any tennis video. >> i think i've seen frozen 3,000 times and then i've seen beauty and the beast 4,000 and it's just like i can recite it. i know all the songs. it's like oh, my gosh. yeah. it's just those two. i'm like olympia, there's a plethora of movies to choose from. can you choose another one and she's just like yeah, yeah, yeah. >> could be worse. could be mr. rogers. >>> the warriors play the lakers tonight, but that's not the bi

our system has moved into the san joaquin valley now.was earlier just kind of bypassing north and east areas, but it has made an impact on the central coast and san joaquin valley. pretty good rain around baker cell, bakersfield, ventura county into ventura county and heavy rain about to move into los angeles county. that will be a huge factor for the burn scar areas. that is, 40s and 50s this morning. clearing to the north allowing some cool temperatures. one system moves out butto next is moving in with a lot more going for it. it's tapping into a very heavy moisture pattern and it's going to form a surface low right over the bay area it looks like on saturday, saturday afternoon. late friday night into saturday morning, there will be moderate to heavy rain and a very cold system is going to drop in sunday into monday. i think some of these rain totals will exceed 3 inches. the santa cruz mountains, three to four, and also maybe marin county and the sierra. it's a winter storm watch. by friday night it will be a winter storm warning an

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options to complete negotiation on the voluntary agreement, we joined the lawsuit with others of the san joaquin tributary process challenging the plan. if the state were not to accept the voluntary agreement what they adopted was the plan we had concerns about all along. nothing changed so this is a protective measure to make sure if that turns out that we preserved our rights and interests and can deal with the situation then but we're very much hopeful voluntary agreements will work and move forward. we met with folks from the newsom administration and expect to be scheduling a meeting with our bay area people to propose the voluntary agreement and due to the march 1 deadline to submit material to the water board we'll bring information to you at one or both of the meetings and things may happen fairly rapidly as discussions move forward including for a policy level commit action involving the efforts. and as a reminder, the policy considerations we've been using as our guide looks at the water supply level of service and water demand of 265mgd as the contractual obligation and no more ration

the 21stas elected to district, south and west of fresno in the san joaquin valley. he has a degree in engineering and worked for a time as a mining engineer. he later received a business degree and open several businesses in the area, including two companies that process locally grown nuts. josh carter was elected to represent the 10th district further north in the san joaquin valley. he's a venture capitalist and talked business at a local community -- talked business at a local community college. watch it all on c-span. about all then events in washington, d.c., particularly because of the shutdown. two guests joining us, sahil kapur of bloomberg news, their national political reporter, and katherine tully-mcmanus of "roll call," a staff writer for that publication. thanks for joining us and happy new year. >> happy new year. pedro: let's talk about where we are when it comes to the house and senate side, katherine tully-mcmanus, talk about the potential of coming up with some type of resolve for this. kathryn: i would say capitol hill has grown desolate over the

. >> thomas tess was the san joaquin attorney. when he heard about the case of larry and elisa mcnabney, he gravitated toward it. >> he was an attorney with a case load who just disappeared. this isn't someone who's a homeless person who just vanishes and you think they took a greyhound and went to nevada. >> he began by taking a good, hard look at elisa. >> she was a person out of a '40s film noir movie in that she was a stunner physically, everyone said that, but more importantly she had a control over men that just amazed me. she was able to say jump and the men would say how high? >> it certainly seemed true for larry, so said his old friend, fred atchison. >> she was controlling him to the extent that she was keeping him away from his family and his former friends. >> did that include the relationship he had with you? >> no question about it. >> you find yourself shut out. >> yeah. >> so did larry's daughter, tavia. >> elisa completely cut me out of the picture, and i was devastated. >> but why? why was elisa keeping larry aw

. >> thomas testa was the san joaquin county prosecutor.n he heard about the case of larry and elisa mcnabney, he kbr gravitated toward it. >> he was an attorney with a case load who just disappeared. this isn't someone who's a homeless person who just vanishes and you think they took a greyhound and went to nevada. >> testa began by taking a good hard look at elisa. >> she was a person out of a '40s film noir movie in that she was a stunner physically, everyone said that, but more importantly she had a control over men that just amazed me. she was able to say jump and the men would say how high? >> it certainly seemed true for larry, so said his old friend, fred atchison. >> she was controlling him to the extent that she was keeping him away from his family and his former friends. >> did that include the relationship he had with you? >> no question about it. >> you find yourself shut out. >> yeah >> so did larry's daughter, tavia. >> elisa completely cut me out of the picture, and i was devastated. >> but why? why was elisa keeping larry a

the 21sts elected to district south and west of fresno in the san joaquin valley. he has a engineering degree and worked for a time as a mining engineer. he received a business degree and opened several businesses in the area, including two companies that process locally uts.n n the 10th district is further north in the san joaquin valley. he is a venture capitalist and talk business at a local community college. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> the united states senate in 1789.out duties on wednesday, c-span takes you inside of the senate, learning about the legislative body and its informal workings. >> arguing about things, kicking them around, having great debates is a thoroughly american thing. you are in the senate the more you will appreciate the cooling nature. >> we look at the history of conflicts and compromise with original interviews, key moments in history, and unprecedented access allowing us to bring cameras in the senate chamber during a session. follow the evolution of the senate into the modern era. from advice and consent to

and soccer, in sacramento and san joaquin counties, there have been about 24 thefts. they are being stolen and stripped and abandoned. the thieves are going after navigation systems and electronics inside thats and the outboard motors. >> we have seen a rash of thefts from all the way from pittsburgh to discovery bay area. so there is no pattern as to where they are striking or when. >> the shares deputies say if you are a boat owner, make sure your boats are locked up and report anything suspicious. >> a committee in the santa cruz mountains taking defensive action after using the destruction paradise when the campfire roared through butte county back in november. >> i'm sure you have all seen this horrifying movies, those horrifying videos and our neighborhood looks just like that so we need to do something about it. >> people who live there are forming work crews to clear trees and brush in order to stop the fire's progress. they are clearing brush from around homes and along the roads. firefighters say having cleared can make all the difference both for people rus

in a case of dog abuse in the san joaquin valley. what happened and what they want to see done.. (pam) a disturbing case of animal cruelty caught on camera .... leading to demonstrations in bakersfield. the footage shows a dog being dragged down the street behind a scooter. police identified a suspect and are investigating. but activists say, that is not enough - they want the woman formally charged. jeanette quezada reports. nats: horns honkingdozens of protesters lined up outside of b-p-d headquarters.each one holding posters with behind a scooter by a leash for at least 100 yards at about 15 miles per hour.eneria atea / protester: "the police eter go, still under investigation -- that i dprotesters demanding justice in the case.she says they want b-p-d to arrest and press charges against the woman that appears in the video dragging zebra.eneria atea / protester: "i think that there's enough evidence mounted against her that something needs to be done. there's a video tape and there are pictures."the crowd recreating the cruelty case -- attaching a piece of cloth that looked li

a dense fog advisory in the san joaquin valley. the system will be here tonight into saturday morning. then we'll get a break saturday afternoon, sunday. next system. sunday night and monday. looks like there's a series of systems next week, which will bring us some rain. 5:01 on a friday. and are we still good or what? >> yeah, we're still good. and if it doesn't rain, and the fog is not as severe, as you said, steve, as it was yesterday. i think we should have a pretty decent commute. also, sometimes on fridays, we do have a lighter volume. there are still some people who work monday through thursday. then friday, they work from home. or maybe they don't work. and what makes it easier for friday commuters. this is a look now at the road centers. you can see there's slowing, approaching the altamonte pass. but for the most part, it is a nice-looking drive. and there are no major problems on 880 or 580 in oakland. and at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's still light. usually, at 5:30, we have a delay. but right now, we don't have a d

pretty intense weather across the northern sacramento and san joaquin valleys. a cold pocket of area coming in bringing a chance of isolated thunderstorms. we think the mainhapping now th0 or 85. he 8:00. you see the forecast there. still on going showers. not the best forecast for the viewing of the eclipse. i think we'll get a few breaks at times so be patient once the showers pass on by. hopefully we'll get some viewing at times. again, showers really don't leave the forecast until tomorrow morning and into the afternoon. a shift in the north winds start to clear our skies into monday afternoon. rainfall estimates. not big. most seeing about a quarter inch or less but keep in mind that a lot of that is coming down in about 10 ar 15 minutes so that's pretty intense driving. even though the rain totals don't look all that big. the storm snot generating a lot of rain. just a fast-moving, intense burst of rainfall. for the sierra, weather storm warning continues to 4:00 a.m. and once we get past the storm. take a look at the range long range forecast. high pressu

the victim told the san joaquin sheriff officer after her burned down in paradise, someone stole her car and her dog named ocean in oroville. deputies found her vehicle with this man gonzalez, they arrested him for vehicle and grand theft charges and dog theft. >>> thousands of college football fans are calling the south bay home for the next few days, they are all in town for the national championship game at levi stadium. kpix 5 checked out the fan experience that opened a couple hours ago. >> there is a ton of stuff going on this weekend, here at mchenry convention center they have converted 300, 000 square feet into playoff fan central. here you can live out your football dreams or nightmares as they may be and challenge your buddies to some bragging rights. >> europe attorney. >> this is where the smack talk s the asrf. nothing riendly competition between me and brian kylely. we tie each other in the vertical jump. >> same one. >> best out of ten. >> when it comes to the footballs to, throwing mini footballs into the holes, i edge out by 1 point. >> in the standing broad jump. a

total 154 will be deactivated including one quarter of those in sacramento county, half of those in san joaquin county and 81% of the el dorado county boxes. the government that operates the boxes says that some will be upgraded to the newer technology, but it is not economical to retrofit those that rarely get used. >> we are getting the balance so we can best spend the dollars. >> the money saved will go toward freeway service patrols and other roadway safety programs. >>> it is 4:52 am. >>> the new michael jackson documentary that is surrounded by controversy. >>> we have a price new album from weiser in your hollywood headlines. >>> here's a live look outside this time at the city of san jose. we will be right back. >>> a good friday morning. we are looking at temperatures warming into the mid to upper 60s in the south bay, 66 in santa clara and 68 or morgan hill. 64 in walnut creek. the high in berkeley of 64 as well as alameda. 64 in canfield. petaluma at 66 and a high at lakeport at 66. we are laughing just before coming on the air we have to have a little bit of fun. happy friday, every

san joaquin valley. 2.1 million dealing with visibility quarter mile or less. whether you're on 5 or any of the other major highways or side street for that matter. that will be around at least until 9:00, the quarter mile visibility. still windy in so cal. 59 in sacramento. 55 in eureka. a chance of rain there. it doesn't translate to snow in tahoe. we'll be warmer than yesterday. 49. a dry cold front thursday and again monday. otherwise, temperatures in the 40s to near 50 with no snow. >>> not complaining about the sun. thank you, mike. >>> as the government shutdown stretches into a second month, president trump is preparing his annual state of the union address. >> white house aides say mr. trump still plans to give the speech tuesday as scheduled, but the venue may change from the capitol to somewhere outside the washington. nancy pelosi previously requested it be delayed because of security concerns related to the shutdown. serena marshall is in washington with more. >> good morning. without a paycheck, federal workers taking on second jobs and looking fo

that is closer to the sacramento valley and san joaquin valley with the fog. here is the satellite and radar view. the rain arrives this evening and it will take a little bit longer to get here. we are tracking a few storms ringing in wet weather. here is 4 pm. we are dry this afternoon that you can storm system bringing i the rain. we stopped the clock at 9 pm and you can see the rain beginning to move in. this will move in tonight into tomorrow morning with lingering showers at 5 am. we have been tracking a stronger and wetter storm system to arrive friday bringing widespread rain friday afternoon through the weekend with unsettled weather as we look ahead to the weekend. the rainfall amounts with the first system looking at anywhere from a quarter to half inch of rain, 6/10 in san francisco, san rafael and pacifica. 8/10 for santa cruz. by the end of the week we had this next system rolling in friday into the weekend with over an inch of rain for santa rosa and that is rainfall totals for san francisco and santa cruz. mainly dry conditions is afternoon with

. >>> >>> let's take a look at the fog in the san joaquin valley. visibility, as well as 200 to 800 feet. it takes most cars going 70, 70 miles per hour on average about 200 feet to stop. it gives you an idea of how you should commute through that area. here we're looking at low to mid-60s in the afternoon. 66 in monterey. low to mid-70s, breezy in southern california. 58 in yosemite today. let's look at tahoe. here we are in heavenly. they're making a little bit of snow this morning. there's none in the forecast until there's a hint of it next thursday. >>> thanks, mike. two hikers have the chp to thank for saving them in marin county at muir beach. sky 7 was there when a highway patrol officer jumped on to the rocky shoreline yesterday. the two hikers were pulled to safety and were not hurt. they called for help because they saw high tide coming in. chp says people need to avoid the cliffs midday because the ground could be unstable. >>> an independent bookstore will close. aardvark books posted that everything has to go. well, except for their st

us there has been 11 votes stolen from rain is since october and the neighboring sacramento and san joaquinounties, there's been around two dozen. >> we have seen a rash of thefts all the way from pittsburgh to discovery bay area, so there is no pattern as to where they are striking mine after the portable electronics navigation systems, speakers, and outboard engines. i'm sure it is a profit motive. there other things there is at steak, transport and arezzo money. >> reporter: sometimes these boats are found floating in the delta and another cases they are found abandoned in roar -- in rural roads. but authorities believe they are being stolen under the cloak of darkness. >> casing beforehand, they're looking for basic economic and get later. >> this but was set on fire and deserted. >> as any but i do not want to come here and find my book is missing. >> reporter: the sheriff's office is asking you to report anything suspicious. >> we had a guy come in here the other day we did not know who he was. looking around, that does not look that. >> reporter: they are advising boat owners to lock

there's also some out toward sacramento, but not nearly as much as for us in the san joaquin valley. there is a break for us. but then we'll see cloud cover moving in. next system will move in sunday night. now it looks like it wants to favor more central and southern california than us. but we'll stay the course for now late sunday. the first system coming in won't do too much into sunday. then next week is when the door opens up. it's ajar. but it does look like hefty amounts are coming in next week. could be signs that more towards central and southern california than us. but does look like we'll get rain. very active pattern for the week. temperatures near 60. and next week looks to be more active. >> all right, steve. time is 4:52. boy, if you're a foody, you have an exciting weekend ahead of you. up next, some fun things you may consider this weekend. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than se

this is in the san joaquin valley until 10:00. visibility down to a quarter mile or less. traveling through there is going to be a little dangerous. a little closer to us as we head towards tonight and tomorrow. i'll show that you coming up in the big weather. let focus on the low to mid-70s. speaking of spring-like weather, still breezy in so cal. we have 59 sacramento. chico, fresno, low to mid-60s. heading up to the high country, yep, not enough snow. they're making snow in heavenly. why are they doing that? they've got six or seven feet now. good question. temperatures will be above average with no snow. maybe that's why, the next seven days. >>> thanks, mike. in the south bay, a victory for the 49ers is a loss for public agencies in santa clara, including local schools. the assessmented value of levi's stadium has been drastically slashed, effectively cutting the property tax bill for the stadium in half. the team will now get a $30.8 million tax refund. that means less money for the county, including schools. the santa clara county assessor is disappointed. >> say th

. >>> fog it retreating to the san joaquin valley.l remain until 11:00 this morning. 1.2 million people having to deal with the tule fog. >> closer to the cost, you can see the showers. even a chance of thunderstorms. that's down around l.a. and san diego this afternoon.sierra. the news gets better. we're up to 90% of average. while it's quiet right now, you can see from heavenly, let me show you sunday night. that's when the light snow begins. light to moderate monday, tuesday, wednesday and then heavy snow for thursday. we may even be above afshlg ver the end of next week. >>> a loud boom captured the attention of people in the south bay. it happened yesterday at 3:30. >> as soon as i get up to the door, a boom is shaking the door and the windows and everything. i'm like, wow, it sound like a sonic boom. >> others heard the loud boom as far south as gilroy and as far north as the hillsdale shopping center in san mateo. nobody reported anything significant. that mysterious boom is still a mystery. >>> google and its parent company al

once again san joaquin valley, dense fog. visibility 200 to 800 feet. that's pretty dangerous especially when you're talking about speeds up to about 60 to 65 miles per hour when it takes 150 to 200 feet to stop. here is a look at what's going to go. ou can see rain falls apart, creasing sunshine and mid-60s until you get to the southern parts of the state. 62 in los angeles. i'd say 72 in los angeles, excuse me. here is a look at lake tahoe. snow starts wednesday and keeps snowing through the weekend. >> mike, thank you. this morning on the peninsula, police want to find the thieves behind a series of car break-ins. video captured the pair in the act on the west side of san mateo. in the back ground there, you can see one man get into two cars, one right after the other. police say the burglaries happened saturday between midnight and 7:30 in the morning. the thieves got into both unlocked cars and smashed the windows of locked vehicles. >> if you recently bought nectarines at costco, check the label. there's a recall because of possible wisteria conta

san pablo ave. in berkeley and there's the 17th annual oakland martin luther king jr. day of service, with volunteers fanning across oakland. locations include joaquin miller park and ranger station, fruitvale avenue and lake merritt boating center ( james ) in san francisco ... firefighters rescued this little dog from a cliff at fort funston. it was stuck there for 26 hours. here's a picture of the dog reuniting with its owner. officials say the black chihuahua mix got lost on saturday and it wasn't until sunday that hang gliders spotted the dog stuck on the cliff. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... oakland teachers demand more for themselves and their students... as they get ready to vote on a possible strike. plus... a rise in crime in piedmont have officers on high alert... after they say the accused criminals may have robbed more people. and after the break... a look at this astronomical event you may have saw last night. the story behind the blood moon. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay brge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street ♪ what, you don't wear mak

it happened at 5:00 near the san joaquin river delta.ficers to a home where they believed the kidnapping and carjacking suspect was staying. the unidentified suspect confronted officers with a handgun and a stockton officer shot him. the suspect is in the hospital in critical condition. >>> a news report is getting a lot of buzz. it has the president's attorney speaking out. we are at the white house with more. >> reporter: a late-night explosive report from buzzfeed nude alleges trump directed michael cohen to lie to congress about plans to build a trump tower in moscow. saying the claim is based on testimony from two unnamed law enforcement officers. while fox news has not confirmed the report, michael cohen who pleaded guilty for lying was sentenced to jail last month. in court he said his weakness was a blind loyalty to donald trump. rudy giuliani responded saying in a statement, if you believe michael cohen, i can get you a great deal on the brooklyn bridge. >> this is absolutely ludicrous that we are giving credence or credibility

it is five mile visibility in concord and you can actually see the fog moving in from the san joaquin-sacramento valley. santa rosa dealing with a quarter mile visibility to start the day with dense fog in santa rosa. the north bay and anterior valley locations are dealing with fog. otherwise clear skies and chilly conditions through the afternoon with above average temperatures 5 to 8 degrees above average today. warmest day of the week will be tomorrow with plenty of sun, cooler by a few degrees on sunday but plenty of sunshine throughout the entire weekend. it is because of the strong ridge of high pressure. we will let you know how long this will stick around and when we could see the return of the rain, coming up. >>> taking a look at the roadways, not bad at all. if you are heading to work or school early, now is a good time to hit the roads with no delays on the bay bridge toll plaza. it is 13 minutes up to 15 from the maze into san francisco. you are clear to the central freeway. let's do a bridge tech -- check, the san mateo bridge off to a great start on this friday morning your it loo

turow drive near the san joaquin river delta. to flood san jose and stockton police into a home where they believe a kidnapping a carjacking suspect was staying. according to authorities, the unidentified suspect confronted officers with a gun. stockton police officer shot him. the suspect is now in the hospital in critical condition. no police officers were hurt.áfamily, friends, colleagues with a go by today was police officer natalie corona. her funeral will start at 11 a.m. this morning. it is being held on the uc davis campus. the school is expecting 6000 police officers. after the event, law enforcement purpose procession will escort off the coronas a body to a cemetery and colusa county. officer carano shot and killed last week and she responded to a car crash. she was 22 and had recently graduated the police academy. the suspect the gunman later killed himself during a standoff with authorities. struck an update on power outages in the bay area. overnight, numbers indicate dozens of bay area people have no power this morni

it is the entire san joaquin, the delta, the san francisco-based system. all of these paces are spaces pieces are supposed to sit together. i think we have to urge you tomorrow to support the basic fundamental base framework that the water board is proposing, and then work with in that to make it work. you have worked with questionable demand numbers for the future. demand forecast. you have worked with questionable science so far. the real science says that the rivers, the delta, the bay, needs more freshwater and i think we need to -- it is time to step back from the alliances who would see us deplete and destroy the environment. it is time to reflect the will of your constituents in san francisco and in the bay area who care deeply about the resource that they draw their water from and please do not file lawsuits. please do not ask for further postponement. please support the water board in their efforts to balance the needs of humans and the environment tomorrow. thank you. >> the first question i have is if the state water board is asked to delay a de

. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> jamie colby here in the san joaquinley near fresno in central california. i'm on my way to meet two sisters who tell me the only way to understand their strange is to dig in and get below the surface of it. >> our great-uncle baldasare dug a subterranean world that hearkens back to his sicilian boyhood. >> it's been left to us to preserve it. >> ladies, hi. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. i'm valery. this is my sister, lyn. >> the sisters lead me through a grapevine arch and into an underground courtyard. >> this is part of a chapel garden. like most affluent families back in sicily, they always had their own private family chapel. >> truly incredible. as kids, i must imagine you said, "someday, i'm going to be in charge of all of this." was this your dream? >> [ laughing ] oh, no. >> no? >> no, not at all. that's another whole long story. >> that long story goes back to the old country of sicily, and lyn and valery's great-uncle baldasare forestiere, the second son of a wealthy farmer who grows olives, citrus fruits and grape

the shooting happened last night at about 5:00 on mistral drive near the san joaquin river delta. a tip led san jose and stockton officers to a home where they believe the kidnapping and car job -- carjacking suspect is staying. according to authorities, the unidentified suspect confronted officers with a handgun and stockton officers shot him. the suspect is now in the hospital and in critical condition. no police officers were hurt. >>> one man is under a rest for a stabbing-- a rest for a tenderloin last night near eddie and leavenworth. police officers stopped the attack and arrested the suspect. the victim is recovering the suspect, who is on probation for aggravated assault was booked into the county jail. >>> it is 5:09. himself -- some skepticism showing a new report regarding a drop in violent crime. the mayor and police chief announcing numbers yesterday. they said that there were 46 homicides in 2018, the lowest number in four years, and property crimes and car break- ins were also down. >> i am very happy of where we landed in the most part, for 2018, but we can never g

this week there's been a joe biden told friends in san joaquin i'm running, but is not given a timetable for when he might decide. however, the list of who is and who is in is that running is expected to shake out over the next couple. >> like a receipt. i like that. thanks. >> a little bit more and not. los angeles radio host and on the world wide web on your favorite internet browser. larry, we heard kristen fisher. we have a picture board of the potential 2020 democrats if you almost have to walk up to your television to see pictures and identifies so many. i'll turn this around for you. who on the list has a message that's potentially centrist enough to pull away some of your listeners. >> don't know. i think there could be 30 ultimately. let's take the biden question. would biden be a good person to run against? it would be for trump and many in the democratic party are looking to the left. they are looking for someone like rocco, two stand out there and someone who engages them on the issues they care about. >> or as much as the right grew to hate barack obama and his policies, it

it happened near the san joaquin river delta. a tip led san jose and stockton police to a home where they  believe the kidnapping a carjacking suspect was staying. according to -- according to the authorities, the edified suspect confronted the officers with a gun anpolice officer sho he is in critical condition in the hospital. the police officers were hurt. >>> today, families, friends, and colleagues will say goodbye to davis police officer natalie corona. our funeral starts at 11:00 this morning on uc davis campus. after the event, our body will be escorted to a cemetery. she was shot and killed last week while responding to a car crash. she was just 22 years old, and a recent graduate of the police academy. >>> we have an update on storm related power outages. overnight numbers indicate thousands of bay area people still have no electricity this morning. pg&e says almost 4800 homes and businesses do not have electricity. more than 2200 and the north bay, was 2200 in the south bay. power is out to 277 pg&e customers in san f

add sacramento and san joaquin counties, and there have been about two dozen. >>> we have seen all way from pittsburgh to the discovery bay area so there is no pattern as to where they are striking or when. >> reporter: the boats are being stolen and stripped. >> it seems like people are after the portable electronics, navigation systems, speakers and outboard engines. >> they strip off the things that are easy to take and easy to transport and worth some money. >> reporter: in some cases the stolen boats are found floating on the delta. in other cases, they are found abandoned on rural roads. authorities believe they are all being stolen under the cloak of darkness. >> they are going out looking for boats they might be able to come back and get later. >> reporter: this boat was set on fire and deserted. >> concerns be it concerns me a lot because i don't want to find my boat missing. make the sheriffs office is asking anyone to report anyone suspicious. >> he was a guy looking around and it did not look good. >> reporter: they are advising boat owners to lock boats to a fixed structur

after about the 8:00 hour, things pushing in to the valley, the san joaquin valley, we'll see winds settle well. first half of the day, the focus in the north bay. the second half of the day, the east bay and the south bay catch up. look at the totals, over an inch to two inches in some neighborhoods. we had a break. the ground is saturated. rain will be coming down good with the wind. we could see issues today. noontime, 20 to 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts. that second wave of rain taking the wind and pushing it through the south bay and east bay. the second half of the day. by monday, particularly monday night, looks dry. cloudy, upper 50s for clemson and alabama. low 50s by 8:30. so mid 50s today with the rain, the wind, the level three. overnight tonight the rain stops. by monday morning, we have 40s, a lot of cloud cover and fog. the seven-day forecast, today the heaviest rain. then a bit of a break on monday afternoon. you combine tuesday and wednesday, we could see some minor flooding around here. download the accuweather app to keep track of live doppler 7. >> busy week in the weathe

the shooting happened last night around 5:00 on missed trail drive near the san joaquin river delta. a tip led stockton officers to a home where they believe the kidnapping and car jacking suspect was staying. the unidentified suspect confronted officers with a hand gun and it was a stockton police officer that shot him. the suspect is now in the hospital in critical condition, no police officers were hurt. >>> it's now day 28 of the government shut down and there is still no end in site. the length many government workers are going to as their bills continue to pile up. >>> plus, tesla planning to cut its work force. the company wide memo sent to workers this morning and the reason behind the cuts. >>> the snp 500 is up 34 points. less la stock is down 10% on news tesla plans to cut 7% of its work force. in an email to employees early this morning, the ceo said the cuts are need to make the company's cars more popular and affordable. allie rasmus has reaction from employees in fremont. >> reporter: tesla ceo elon musk told employees in the company wide email this morning the road ah

specifically the san joaquin valley. low to mid 60s are the temperatures.reezy and low to mid-70s in so cal. here's a look at lake tahoe. i'm sorry to say, there's no snow in the forecast. lok at the temperatures. upper 40s to low even mid-50s this weekend. >>> thank you, mike. two hikers have the chp to thank for saving them after they slipped down an embankment at muir beach. a highway patrol officer jumped out of a chopper and on to the rocky shoreline yesterday. the two hikers were pulled to safety and weren't hurt. they called for help because they saw high tide coming in. chp says people need to avoid the cliffs after rainy days because the ground could be unstab unstable. >>> an independent bookstore in san francisco will close today after 40 years in business. aardvark books posted that everything has tog except for the store cat, owen. books are 50% off. the bookcases you can take for free. the store manager told our partners at hood line, if you want any of the stuff, don't wait until the last minute. they usually close at 10:30 p.m. they're likel

moist air mass sitting in the san joaquin valley. dealing with visibility down to less than a forter oof mile. eventually the showers, especially along the coast this afternoon, we've got temperatures mainly in the 50s about everywhere. until the high country, we're up ne 90% of average for the snow pack. we've got more on the way. look at this. light during the evening. traveling this weekend is going to be fine. traveling next week is going to be a bear. >> thank you, mike. google and alphabet has been sued with the sole purpose of changing the culture there. a derivative suit has been filed. saying that many sexual harassment has harmed its reputation. affecting the price of the stock. the board including the two founders covered up all of these cases. google has not returned our request for comment. >> sacramento and washington are trying to clarify confusion about california's real i.d. cards. >> they have until april 10th to show it's complying with a new federal standards for driver's licenses and i.d. cards. on wednesday, dhs