this is a half-brother in washington, says he was born in that same san leandro hospital. mother was also a patient of that same doctor. and these are just the three cases. in part two tonight, we learn about hundreds of cases nationwide involving other doctors. >> just can you go over again the -- i don't want to say confrontation, but the communication you've had with this doctor. now it's stopped, but you were chatting with him at one point. >> i called him out of the blue. i found his number and i called him and said, hey, we got this tip. what's going on? he did remember the case, and he told me initially he believed it only happened once. that was over a phone call. then we started communicating over email because he stopped taking my second and third call. and in those emails that we just saw a moment ago, you see that he -- he doesn't say, you know, i gave you misinformation. he says he didn't remember. >> sure. >> so can't remember, doesn't want to tell us, we're not sure. but after that third go-around, he stopped communicating. >> and he's not practicing anymore

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liz: a large fire in san leandro is sending up thick plumes of smoke.s is a live look from the east bay hills camera. information is just starting to come in, the fire is burning on washington avenue near san leandro boulevard. smoke can be seen for a couple of miles, it started about a half hour though -- ago. there are no reports of injuries, we will continue to monitor the scene and bring you updates as we get them. today in san jose, the japanese american community will hold a day of remembrance event to honor the 81st anniversary of the decision to in turn thousands of japanese americans during world war ii. on this day in 1942, president roosevelt signed executive order 9066 calling for the imprisonment of japanese americans. zach fuentes talk to survivors who say that time in history has a lasting impact. zach: today, this is a gym home to san jose state students. but more than 80 years ago, it was a processing center where japanese residents who call santa clara county home reported to be registered to internment camps. it started february 19, 1

reporting here in san leandro, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay to deadly early morningshes are now under investigation. at least one person dead after a crash on highway 101 in san jose happened south of story road around 4.20, this morning. there you can see a red pickup truck flipped on its roof and another car also crash up against the center divider. chp did close down the northbound lanes for about 2 hours this morning. it has since reopened about 30 minutes after that crash. there was another deadly accident. this one on highway 87. >> just south of curtner avenue, chp saying the accident involved a vehicle and a pedestrian. the pedestrian was killed in this crash. no other details have been released. >> new images tonight of one of california's largest reservoir is giving us a good look at the recent rainfall impact on our drought. this is a 2021 photo of lake oroville that showed no little to no water. this, though, is what it looks like this year. lake oroville is the second-largest reservoir in the state and officials say it's currently 115% above average. thi

descenso las noches y madrugadas continuarán siendo frías no al grado de congelación saludos en san leandroscendiendo a las 1:30 entre los 41 ground parte del laya en el interior en la zona costera se mantiene con con 26 consiste grados aparte de la madrugada a eso de las cinco si será maÑana hasta las siete es de temperatura se desploma entre los 77 grados en el caso de santa rosa será la mínima pero las máximas irán subiendo rápidamente en los próximos días, precisamente el atardecer la calidad del aire se mantiene buena agradable en las costas y sur de la bahía se mantienen moderadas no es mano de igual manera pudiera ser mejor si no soltó la chimenea no contamina es una buena noticia que belleza de posar que tenemos precisamente en el puente de la bahía, ese color rojizo indica nuevamente frío por lo menos así los antecesores que pensaban de este frío intenso lo que cambien este color, vamos a ver el panorama se el sistema que va traer cambios a partir de la siguiente semana y justamente terminando con el fin de semana feriado con el pronóstico indicará sabe domingo extraordinario caser

marÍa antonieta mejÍaconversÓ con una maestra y una madre en san leandro sobre este tema. muy importante hacer sentir a los estudiantes que sus distintos rasgos son parte de la diversa cultura de este paÍs y del mundo. el salÓn de clases de la maestra en la escuela primaria jefferson de san leandro es el reflejo de una sociedad anticultural, donde todos los dÍas se resalta que entre colores de piel y orÍgenes raciales no hay ninguno mejor que otro. >> para mÍ es muy importante que los niÑos se sientan reflejados en los libros, en los muÑecos. cuando yo era chiquita en los libros puros güeros, yo recuerdo cuando era chiquita y la gente me decÍa. ¿quÉ significa ser de la india? me sentÍ muy sola, no me sentÍ conectada con lo que aprendÍa en la escuela entonces para mÍ es importante que los niÑos se sientan reflejadosen lo que vemos en la pantalla, en los libros para que ellos sepan que este mundo es de ellos y que ellos son importantes. marÍa: la maestra desde la india, pero fluye con naturalidad hablando espaÑol con los dos asistentes en clase, quienes son mexicanas y ademÁ

just as you're traveling from a san leandro up towards oakland, 101, and traveling along that 85 intok about 58 minutes and then 5, 80, 80 crockett down towards the maze. 30 minutes. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna 8.50, on the clock and in the east bay concord, police have arrested a man they believe is responsible for a murder that happened nearly 30 years ago. police think that the man killed a 28 year-old transgender woman named terry last this was back in 1994. crawford's amanda hari actually spoke with last week's friends about the possible break in the case. >> it may be more than 28 years since britney. sure, as he's seen her friend terry led week, but she says she thinks about her all the time. she says over the last decades she spent time telling terry story and making sure she isn't forgotten. >> brittany, sure isn't. harry led rigs. friendship was built off of many commonalities. one of the biggest being they're both transgender women sure is says she was shocked to hear of last week's killing on december 4th, 1994, was just 28 years old when she was found d

a woman born in san leandro learned her biological father is her mother's fertility doctor. he use his own sperm to artificially inseminate her mom without anyone's permission. tracked down the doctor for answers. >> you have a pride about your family. i was proud of being mexican, of my dad's family. >> reporter: but something seemed off. >> you're not mexican, yes, i am, must be your stepdad, know, it's my last name. like you had to prove your ethnicity. >> reporter: proof she thought would come in a dna kit. ancestry test. >> i was impatient and wanted to prove a m mexican, he's my dad. >> reporter: results came in. >> i was at work, looked at it, my god. >> reporter: a european mother and mexican father, she was shocked to see she had no mexican dna in her. >> it was heartbreaking, i'm not who i thought i was. >> reporter: the surprise didn't stop there, scrolling through the list, she saw a last name that rang an eerie bell. >> i was like [ bleep ] because he's on my birth certificate. >> reporter: her ob-gyn. she never questioned the man who raised her was her biologic

but we still do have residual delays from traffic collisions on 5.80, getting from san leandro to oaklandven getting to the bay bridge, i just take you a little bit longer. as for the san mateo bridge, it's a 19 minute drive across it. really just looking at a slow go all the way across the span there. as for the richmond center fell bridge. 28 minutes. we have a stalled vehicle that's blocking the right lane. and that is really sending delay for mid span all the way through the toll plaza. the golden gate bridge. 51 minutes to get you from novato to the tolls. and even though things look good on the bridge itself, we do have a residual delays from a traffic collision right at the intersection of 101, southbound in 5.80, that's sending a backup from center fell all the way up past saint vincent. and that's why that drive time is so long. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. it is 8.49 right now and it's not just everyday commuters looking for ways to save a little money on gas. now ups is trying to do too. yeah, a fully electric semi truck rich demuro with a test drive in today's tech

the same hospital in san leandro where she was born. then there is her sister.he one she grew up with. both believing their dad was their dad. a dna test confirmed they are full s ib lings meaning the fertility doctor used his sperm on a patient at least twice with the same family. >> what the f? >> she kept saying it and i said i haven't looked. don't say anything. i opened it and i looked at it and i just kind of started crying. >> reporter: her sister said she is too disturbed by the case to reveal her identity. there was a time their mother recommended the doctor be her obgyn. >> he practiced up until like six years ago. >> reporter: with questions that needed answers, and both their parents deceased they reached route to the doctor. >> i left a message. i wasn't rude. i just side i have questions. did my parents know this? i was blocked. >> reporter: it was shortly after that point that she contacted our investigative unit. we verified that the doctor's name on her birth certificate, found the hospital where she was born no longer exists and we made contact

reporting here in san leandro, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> well, over in san lorenzo, 2 people were injured in an early morning fire on sunday. it happened at a home on and says just before 03:00am the 2 people who were in that home escaped. but they were bird. they were taken to hospital for treatment. one cat was found dead in that home and a dog remains unaccounted for. the cause is still under investigation. coming up on the kron 4 morning news people are trying to repair the damage at seacliff state beach. we're going to show you. >> the progress they made so far with that. and a man is caught on video early age and racial slurs and passengers on the bus. the victim tells her story. >> president biden made a surprise trip to ukraine ahead of the one-year anniversary of the war. there. >> we'll take a look at this new images of one of california's largest reservoirs given us a good look at the recent rainfall impact on our drought. this is a 2021 photo of lake oroville showing little to no water. okay. then we look at the year look at the difference. ma lake oroville is the seco

he is a landlord and has a property in san leandro. he rented to tenants and starting in the pandemic, the tenants no longer paid rent, they stopped paying rent. for about three years, 37 months, owing about 120 k, which is a big amount of money. which pushed bankruptcy right now, he has two go on this extreme way of hunger strike to protest. kristen: i think i saw his son can't pay tuition. i think a lot of people think of landlords as being wealthy. they are not all necessarily the case. isn't there supposed to be a relief fund for them? i thought landlords were getting money from the government as well to supplement the fact they are losing income from the rent. guest: there are a lot of rent relief programs but normally it would require both the landlord and the tenant to cooperate to apply for this relief fund because you have to show evidence of the tenants, because i no longer can work, so i don't have income, so i cannot pay the rent. you have to show the proof and the government will say you are impacted, so here is over relie

reporting here in san leandro, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> in san lorenzo, 2 people are injured following an early morning house fire according to the fire department, 2 elderly victims were rushed to the hospital with third-degree burns. >> died in the fire at a dog remains missing tonight. the cause of this fire still under investigation. but officials say it started somewhere. >> in the living room. >> we want to get your check your 4 zone forecast. we're taking a live look at highway 89 at west river in truckee. >> it's a little bit of snow there on the banks of the route. as you can see, are they going to be getting more snow this week? but yeah, answer that question. it's are. we always love those traffic cameras, right? as it sets up the tone. will we see snow? that's what we want to know. so if you're headed to the mountains, maybe like to ski, dismissed venture, mother nature. yes, he's going to give us a lot to talk about this week, 80 at castle creek. this is a dark camera. there is no snow. that's the good news. but that tahoe forecast, you can see the next 3 days a

san leandro police. they need your help. they're trying to find a missing man. okay. he's on your screen. the 67 year old antonio. so they he left his home on marcy avenue saturday afternoon. police say so vera is at risk due to not taking his medicine. he was last seen wearing a gray hat, black jacket, blue pants, black shoes, anyone with any information about his whereabouts is asked to call san leandro police. well, san francisco firefighters responded to a fire last night. this part on the 7th floor of a parking structure. it happened at ucsf in the cities. parnassus heights neighborhood. firefighters say the blaze was inside of a construction shed and pose no threats to the hospital where patients no injuries were reported. there. barricades that were intended to prevent people from driving on cap street in san francisco appear to not be working as intended. these are photos from the crawford viewer showing how people are driving right around the barriers. city installed barriers and increased police presence in that area. there were trying to crack down on solic

and then alameda on over towards san leandro, some moderate pockets there as well. just overall a wet morning. you know what to do? definitely take it slower. this is just the first reintroduction of rainfall. you see that line of showers behind me right there. that drops in saturday night into sunday morning and will bring a evening for your saturday night later on friday. you do see showers clearing out gradually throughout the course of the day today. we're looking at a dry afternoon ahead of us. tomorrow starts dry in good news for lunar new year festivities as it does look like rainfall holds off until the evening. this is 10:00pm. that's when rain really starts to pick up. this is excellent news for getting outside enjoying festivities tomorrow. rainfall overnight. we'll take it as for the sierra nevada winter storm watch is likely to become warnings. this kicks off tomorrow afternoon through sunday night, one to 2 feet of snowfall up there. now, today's daytime highs a little cooler than yesterday's. we're going to be in the 50's again. no, those none of thos

a fire department official says san leandro police are looking into the cause of the fire. the official also says the building needs to come down to prevent future fires. six alameda county assembly member me obata today announced she is recusing herself from a committee that oversees the budget of her husband, attorney general rob bonta. marta heads the assembly budget subcommittee five, which oversees public safety spending , including in the attorney general's office. questions about her role were raised by recent reporting, while she says she believes there is no legal or ethical conflict of interest, she said, she is stepping aside. so californians quote i have absolute confidence in the legislative process. support has been pouring in for former president jimmy carter and his family after it was announced he has begun hospice care at his home in georgia. president biden offered his support today tweeting to our friends, jimmy and rosalynn and to their family, jill and i are with you in prayer and send you our love. we admire you for the strength and humility you have

right now they are spread out over nearly 11 miles from oakland to san leandro. ktvu is elissa harrington joins us now she's live in oakland tonight with a look at how this is impacting air travel and more. alyssa. that's right. there were so many places impacted by this power outages we're talking about businesses about traffic lights. even the airport. plenty of people missed their flights or couldn't get through the long lines at security because of all the issues now i do have a quick update. pg and e just posted an update minutes ago 8500 customers without power, and they should expect do not have power throughout the night. long lines at oakland international airport, weaved through the security checkpoint and out the door well onto the sidewalk, a major power outage in oakland and alameda brought the airport to a near standstill sunday afternoon. looks like everything is, you know, kind of a mess right now, as you can see behind me, passenger justin. well, hm was trying to catch a flight to southern california. oh, i missed my flight. i think everybody her

. >>> vemosuna casa de san leandro y vemos que en lo que dicen. >>> esto que fabricada es de lo más letaluatro armas de fuego y arrestaron a cuatro personas dosadultos y dominar de edad esto para saber si se trata de su propio vecino. >>> de los que fabrican estas cosas y puede estar en un cuarto. >>> preocupación que les queda vemos lo que recomiendan con los traficantes que camuflan la droga que encontraron durante esta redada. >>> son más peligrosos y es importante que no dejen a sus niños con ningún tipo de pastillas pues puede ser muy peligroso. >>> de no ser este viernes haber sido víctima de un ataque cibernético no los tiene en cuenta la información del sistema por lo pronto del canal público con algunos trámites dijeron que mantendrán al comedor informado deque vas a las investigaciones nuevos que un estudiante fue disciplinado la semana pasada por repartir bolas de algodón en forma de burla el incidente de los estudiantes. >>>vemos los casos adonde. >>> continuos en san francisco mire lo que hicieron el viernes puestas aparejadas para evitar que trabajara sexuales están en la zo

this is how it actually looked at san leandro. >> let us take a really far back, i believe this is to7. downtown san francisco, this photo was taken on shot glove between 20th and 21st streets. >> can you even see how -- >> i will be one of the threats we are tracking. we have rain, potential for the storms, and snow. anywhere from 1000 feet. this is going to be a little snow, higher than the accumulating snow, but this is something that doesn't happen very good. it is a nice evening out there the rain and wind are going to be coming in tomorrow evening. this may be a silly perspective by tomorrow night. it will be a messy commute likely for tomorrow evening because of the rain coming in for friday morning, potentially even into friday evening. i will bring in futurecast and we will also take a look at the wind speeds. take a look at the dials here. for san francisco and san jose, those will be picking up. not to levels we had 24 hours ago or even earlier today, but they will still be noticeable. a few spotty showers as we had through tonight into early tomorrow morning. the winds wil

alright, james, thank you and then san leandro. the investigation continues into the second fire at an abandoned commercial building in the past few months. the latest fire had yesterday morning at 139th and washington avenues. firefighters say it caused major damage, but there's no word yet of any injuries. investigators say the fire may have been caused by people living in that abandoned building. we do know, unfortunately, that this is a place that homeless people have been known to seek shelter in, unfortunately, but at this point, it's a place that we're very much going to try to. to keep everyone out. it's getting more dangerous at this point, and the building does need to come down, especially after the second large fire late last year . another big fire broke out on that same abandoned buildings. we're also following developing news of a massive power outage this morning. pg and e crews are working to restore power to about 8000 homes and businesses in alameda county. genies outage map shows the areas that are still affecte

contact san leandro police if you know his whereabouts. now to the earthquake the death toll has risen over 33000 and turkish officials have asked for help on reconstruction of those collapsed buildings. reporter: as rescuers pull survivors from the rubble nearly one week after that catastrophic earthquake, t dozens of arrest warrants, targeting people involved in the collapse of buildings that killed thousands of families as they slept. prosecutors accuse them of trying to flee the country. warden -- more than 33 thousand people killed across turkey and syria, and more than -- and even more injured. hundreds of thousands of survivors are now homeless, struggling below freezing temperatures. after nearly seven days trapped underneath this building, rescuers finding this 17-year-old. she says she is not hurt. through the mangled rebar, they pull her out to save her. another one of those miracles, this man. we shared his story on world news this weekend. he was rescued after 94 harrowing hours. his mother and family holding a vigil nearby fo

extra busy from the castro valley y north bound into san leandro. rake lights near the san mateo bridge. looks like a trouble spot there in the center divide. this is certainly slowing things on the san mateo bridge as you hide west bound which is the commute direction. we'll look into that to see what the flashing lights are. >>> it's going to be a gloomy day. we have plenty clouds and it's off to a chilly start, frost advisory for the next two hours throughout the highlighted counties and zones. daytime highs will be topping off in the upper 50s throughout the bay area like yesterday. the only difference from yesterday and today, we have plenty clouds rolling in. it allows for a beautiful sunrise but still a chilly one. >> that beautiful view will fool you. thinking it's not going to be as chilly but it's cold. >>> watch after this newscast on our sister station. we are live at 7:00 and 8:00 a.m. with your local headlines and much more. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings." it's thursday. i'm gayle king. >> i'm tony dueokoupel. >> we're having a techn

just over 8500 customers in oakland and san leandro out of power in the east bay. power went out around 1:00 p.m. yesterday and power company says it won't be restored until noon today. a significant improvement but red areas show where outages are happening. thishow bad it was at the peak yesterday. look at all the red. more than 50,000 in alameda were in the dark. 80% of the lights are back on. that leaves 20% left to go. betty yu has more. >> reporter: the power outage pretty much left this oakland neighborhood in the dark. this safe way on red wood road remained open so shoppers could get groceries. with the power out anything needing largion of safe way. >> we don't have power and we are hungry. it's my friend's birthday so go >> i don't see you with any food. >> i got some jelly beans. all the frozen and cold items are locked up so we can't get those. >> reporter: they canceled brunch plans after losing power on sunday. at the height of the outage, more than 50,000 customers in oakland and alameda were affected. >> what was it like driving here with a lot of

a large fire in san leandro sent smoke into the sky. it could be seen for miles earlier today. fire officials say an abandoned building caught fire. >> as kron four's, justin campbell explains. it's not the first fire at that location. you can see this fire all the way from san jose this morning. the smoke in the air. >> look at the video that we got. you can see the fire shooting out of the the fire department tells us no one was injured. no one was inside of the building at the time. it wasn't a good building. what neighbors in the area say that this shouldn't have happened because it was a fire roughly 6 months ago. and they're disappointed in seeing that this happened again. >> it it's it's sad. and it said they would take care of the building did a little bit retain i don't think happen. it's very it was secured the first time, but it just got forced into again people seeking shelter. so unfortunately, that is what happened. now. the fire department says they are going to work as hard as they can to contact the owner and make sure that this building is torn down. >> or boa

it is backed up all the way to san leandro. south 880 busy in hayward. san mateo bridge, traffic is backed up there. there is the toll plaza busy into the city. >>> it is lack history month and we are recognizing change makers in our community and people fighting for justice and equality. sharon chin introduces us to a bay area man helping under served kids get set up for success. >> reporter: building bridges, making sure the next generation of young people have hope. he is afraid of heights but musters courage to go to the window to enjoy the panoramic view from the top floors of linked in. >> having this beautiful view, it is amazing. >> reporter: he is not here for himself. the field trip is to open eyes and minds of 90 antioch teens he brought with him. >> we act like kids in a candy store. >> reporter: he partnered with linked in to show students what it is like working in the tech world. if they can't see it, they can't imagine themselves in it. >> a lot of our students especially kids from marginalized communities a lot of times feel like they bec

are based off of five years that will be available this saturday at our pop up at fieldwork in san leandroey are based on the beers but some of them have a bit of the beer inside. and some of them are based off the flavors. we are using the same ingredients they used to brew the beer. >> i'm not a beer drinker, sorry but i don't taste anything that would make me not want to eat the doughnut. >> exactly. a lot of it is cooked out so you're not going to get straight year in the flavor but a lot of their beers are quite flavorful where you would not even know there is beer in it to >> so i don't have to take your keys away from you if you eat the whole thing. tell us about the sourdough part. i do notice it is less sweet. tell us about the. -- about the dope. >> the ingredients are probably the most important part. we are using a flour milling company in the pacific northwest and it is the best possible ingredients with milk and and because it is sourdough it has a very sour but not too sweet flavor and we want to focus on the fillings but it about the process which takes a couple days to mak

i'm justin campbell, live on the scene of that large fire burning in san leandro just in. u. >> stephanie, this is a huge fire. you can see it all the way from san jose when we were just at a fire about a few miles away and we saw the smoke wondering what's going on. i'll let you look behind me. you can see firefighters are attacking this from that ladder truck putting as much water is on it as they can. i spoke to a few people that are out here and they tell me that this is a building burned roughly 6 months ago. we believe that it is bacon. that is not confirmed yet, but they're doing what they can to get this fire under control. it is massive. flames are still going and we're working to learn more information on exactly what sparked this. but from what i'm hearing from people out this building is vacant and burned about 6 months this is a warehouse district around here. when you look around here in san leandro, so hopefully nobody was inside of this building at the time of the fire but will work to find out more information as we know more. stephanie. >> and just in on y

this is what it looked like an san leandro. let's go back even farther. this was in 1887. 3.7 inches of snow fell in downtown san francisco. it snowed for a couple of hours early in the morning. this photograph was taken between 20th and 21st streets. stay with cbs news bay area for our first alert coverage and we are always on kpix.com. >>> this week barbara lee made it official that she is launching a bid to replace dianne feinstein. today we learned more about her campaign strategy. i spoke with her a few hours ago about who she hopes will get out the vote.>> i have hope in young people. i have a lot of gen zers helping me and they know the climate is burning and they know there is the climate crisis. they understand what real public safety is. they understand what economic justices and racial justice is. these young people are phenomenal. i'm telling you, they give me hope. we have to give them hope, and part of my campaign is engaging young people to make sure that they know that our democracy is very fragile. we have to fight to preserve it.>> she we

. >> this is san leandro. so we saw snow in the 50s, 60s and 70s. t's look back, just a touch. >> way back. >> way back to february 6, 1987. 3.7-inches of know fell in downtown san francisco and it apparently snowed for a couple of hours early in ing. this is on shot well at 20 and 23rd . >> it's hard to fathom that. the possibility of that and how much chaos there would be. 3 or 4-inches of snow in - [narrator] the following is a paid presentation for neuroq, a total brain support supplement designed to boost memory and focus and clinically shown to improve working memory an astonishing 30% in just 90 days. brought to you by lifeseasons. do you have trouble concentrating or focusing on simple tasks? what about experiencing low energy, stress, or anxiety?

. >> san leandro police are asking for your help in finding a missing man. they say 67 year-old antonio silva, vera left his home on mercy avenue saturday afternoon. police say sill is at risk due to not taking his prescribed medicine. he was last seen wearing a gray hat, black jacket, blue pants and black shoes. if you have any information on this man's whereabouts, you're asked to contact san leandro police. in the north bay. a driver has been arrested after leading chp officers on a pursuit in a stolen vehicle that pursuit spanning from solano county to oakland around midnight last night. this is video from the chp airplane showing that pursuit officers on the ground deployed a spike strip causing the fee vehicle to slow down drastically. the driver was then later arrested in oakland. chp is now investigating. also in the north bay, sonoma county will -ppay more than 1 million dollars to settle a civil rights lawsuit brought by a man who was mauled by a sheriff's canine 3 years ago in april. twenty-twenty sheriff's deputies used a stun gun on jason why wr

san leandro police are waiting for results of fingerprint tests. if you have information, please call the police now. 709 now we're hearing from the family of an oakland family of the family about 100 year old man killed sunday morning by a hit and run driver. the victim was walking near 19th and harrison streets about seven a.m. a car slammed into him and the car kept going, the victim's daughter says. her father enjoyed regular walks between oakland, chinatown and lake marriage. very, very close , though there's just media. it's really shocked for me. he doesn't enjoy a walk pretty healthy. everybody should know him. he lived over 100 because he keeps exercise. he takes care of himself. oakland police released this photo of the car that hit the 100 year old man, it's a cream or white mini cooper, a $10,000 reward being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of that driver. analysis by oakland officials says that car crashes are all too regular occurrence. the city looked at reports from thousands of crashes in the past decad

reporting here in san leandro, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> 2 people were injured in early morning fire in san lorenzo. this happened on a home on via nuns on us just before 3 o'clock this morning, the 2 people who were in the home escaped, but they were burned. they were taken to a hospital for treatment. one cat was found dead in the home and a dog remains unaccounted for. the cause still under investigation. a california state senator introduced a bill that they say would help improve how harassment and violence cases. our resolve on state university campuses. if passed, the measure would add additional oversight over cases. senator bill dodd introducing the bill in response to numerous reported harassment violence cases on csu campuses in recent years. if the bill is passed, those schools would be required to share the outcomes of the case. settlements on theirtweb sites and to report them to the state legislature. >> for your money tonight, students in a south bay community college district could be up for free tuition under a new bill. this bill introduced by senator dave cor

well, campbell, santa clara, san leandro not far behind that all at 63 degrees for your highs, danville and san ramon, you'll be at 60 degrees. a couple of upper 50's here and there, including at the coastline and over to mill valley getting your lookahead tomorrow sunday and monday. beautiful, clear days. highs in the 60's as you can see our evening lows. do stay pretty chilly inland, dropping into the 30's the next few nights next week. it is a huge change of pace. and this involves that's getting a lot colder and a lot wetter by thursday, friday and saturday worth looking at rainfall in the evening lows dropping into the 20's for some of us. so enjoy this weekend. well, it's mild before winter makes its big return next week right now. john, thank you for that. oh, wow. >> we are tracking your morning drive. 8 minutes traveling into the city. mace to that fremont street exit. how about that? san mateo bridge 80 to 1, 0, 1, 12 minutes there traveling across towards the peninsula. a richmond sandra fell bridge about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls going to take you

. >> this is san leandro. so we saw snow in the 50s, 60s and 70s. ust a touch. >> way back. >> way back to february 6, 1987. 3.7-inches of know fell in downtown san francisco and it apparently snowed for a couple of hours early in the morning. this is on shot well at 20 and 23rd . >> it's hard to fathom that. the possibility of that and how much chaos there would be. 3 or 4-inches of snow in the city. >> it's ol to ♪ ♪ >> house speaker kevin mccarthy is handing over access to all capitol hill footage from the january 6th's attack, of all people, tucker carlson and one on the most promote theories about the january 6 insurrection. >> he will come to read and create an alternative to januar. >> "the late show" has gotten tucker carlson's alternative narrative of january 6th. ♪ january 6th ♪ ♪ lots of friendly words ♪ ♪ chirping birds ♪ ♪ all of the windows are fixed ♪ ♪

if you're traveling up that about 45 minutes or so to make it down from san leandro traveling up towards oakland, our bay bridge right now, 20 minutes maze to that fremont street exit. so that's going down. we're at about 30 minutes. our san mateo bridge put us at about 20 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. still a 20 minute systemwide bart delay. that's going to be in place as long as it's raining. 7 minutes richmond center fell bridge tolls to want to one and that golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 24 minutes. darya. james, back to you. all right. let's continue our team coverage get out. and yes, we showed you the radar moment ago with the rain coming down. well, let's head to the east bay. >> with kron four's will tran in walnut creek keeping an eye on conditions there. they will. >> well, at this particular point, the heavy rain is beyond us. it looks like as john was talking about, it's moving south, which is why you don't see my hood up at this particular point. and if you've been following kron 4 news for years, you might have heard me describe it from time to t

still take 2.80, at 80 in san leandro traveling towards to 37 about 34 minutes darya.es, back to you. thanks a lot of 31, we want to give you the latest to coming after the earthquake that hit turkey in syria. >> now more than 11,000 people have died pulled from the rubble search and rescue teams desperately looking to try and find as many survivors as they can. in the wake of that 7.8. >> magnitude earthquake now being considered the deadliest quake in the world in the last decade. and there are crews that have been sent to help from all around the world, including here in california, the bay area kron four's camila barco is live in the newsroom with the very latest. camilla. >> yeah, well, darya james. that death toll continues to go up. search rescue teams. they're looking to collapsed buildings. they're looking to cars. they're looking on the street for any signs of life, syria and turkey. they have had search teams from more than 2 dozen countries join thousands of local emergency personnel to help them. search teams continue to look for people after that 7.8 eart

well, if you're traveling along 8.80, right now, maybe started in san leandro. >> heading down to 2.37. is going to take about 43 minutes across the map. still pretty busy. still pretty red traveling along 5. 82 38 here through hayward 6.80, traveling to signal 84 little busy as will. if you're taking 5, 88, 80, maybe heading from san leandro up towards oakland's going to take about 25 minutes, 15 minute ride into the city may so that fremont street exit. how about the san mateo bridge? 18 minutes? 82 want to one traveling across towards the peninsula. one of the south bay about 54 minutes. it's 85 up towards middle part crockett down towards the maze. we're down to 30 to 24. so we are slowly improving. how we for looks great about 14 minutes. and that's one 60 into caucus to 42 darya. james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street financial expert rob black. joining us this morning. robin, as i gaze across the financial landscape of cornwall street, i'm seeing the dow is down. 61, the s and p up 4, nasdaq up. 41. it seems kind of it almost like stocks just b

reporting here in san leandro, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right. thank you, justin. 8.11, on the clock. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a man caught on camera hurling eggs at people and slinging racial insults as well on the bus. we have victim telling us what happened and president biden making a surprise visit to ukraine as that country now gets ready to mark one year since russia's invasion. >> and today we are looking at a lot of sunshine another day with mild temperatures. this is before the cooler weather begins all starting tomorrow begins all starting tomorrow and eventually leads to a week >> we are back and a pretty cool side by side comparison to show you this is lake oroville back in 2021. and the peak of the drought. now look at it. 2023, all those rains in december and january made a huge difference. no longer are we seeing this trickle of a stream at the bottom of the lake like it used to be the second largest reservoir in the state. now at 115% above average for this time of year. not at full capacity yet. but boy, it's

a san leandro down to know pete is 31 minutes to make that right. a cracking down towards the maze about 19 minutes. no major delays as you're traveling along westbound, doubling down to fremont just under 17 minutes. so we are starting to pick up just a bit as you're traveling this tunnel, an antioch into concord's to 42 and take about 18 minutes. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot at 9.49. and if you're taking a time to take a vacation because, you know, maybe spring break or something like that, you're not alone. >> plenty of people are out. and a recent study showed that a lot of folks apparently say their jobs making them feel burned out. so now might be the time we got tend lindor with a closer look. is your job have you at your wits end? well, you may not be alone. a recent study from the organization future forum finds more than 40% of the global workforce is suffering from burnout. a new high up from the 38% reported these feelings back in 2021. researchers studied more than 10,000 full-time employees from several countries, including the

. >> 66 minutes if you're traveling along 8.80, right now, san leandro up towards oakland. so factor in a very slick and wet commute. the bay bridge getting better. we're at 30 minutes about 3 hours ago. now we're down to 18 minutes. still very slick. and what if you are traveling into the city now? there's still a systemwide bart delay of about 20 minutes. bart officials put that in place because they're trying to slow trains down because of how slick it is out there. 21 minutes a 80 to 101 traveling across towards the peninsula. let's check on our highways like 1, 0, 1, 42 minutes. 85 up towards menlo park. and if you're taking the richmond center fell bridge right now out. look at that. about 8 minutes. darya. james, back to you. all right. and back to our team coverage of the rain and where it's raining the hardest right now. yeah. in fact, let's get out crawford's michael thomas standing by live in san mateo county with a look at conditions there. >> good morning, michael. >> i good morning, everyone. you know, not too much rain right we're right here in burlingame. we

there are other big blotches as well in the oakland hills and down by san leandro street. this is how bad it was yesterday afternoon. more than 50,000 people in alameda county were in the dark . 80% of those lights are back on. but that leaves 30% left to go. >>> president biden made an unannounced visit to kyiv today announcing america's continued support for ukraine. he met with ukrainian president zelenskyy, a few days before the country marks one year since russia's invasion. mr. biden pledged another half $1 billion worth of equipment to help ukraine fend off russian air assaults. biden goes to pollen next to boost resolve in europe. ukraine is planning a spring counteroffensive and is asking the west for more heavier and longer range weapons. >>> on this presidents' day, people reflecting on the legacy of former president jimmy carter. he has entered home hospice care. americans of all political backgrounds are sending prayers and tributes to the 39th president and his family. the 98-year-old has decided to forgo further medical treatment. we take a look back at his

a fire at a pg & e substation took out power in oakland and san leandro. some customers were in the dark for 24 hours. the power was restored late this afternoon, pretty late in the afternoon. we reached out to find out what caused the fire but we did not hear back. >>> an historic church also caught fire. and people who go to church there say it will not stop them. >> we all group up. for us to not have a church home because of a fire, it was really hard to hear that this morning. >> on sunday, it went up into flames oakland fire says it started in the attic and guted the and gutted the building. this church was special not only to steve but dozens of others for generations. >> it feels like a grief. these churches are where our grandparents, our parents came. it's a place where we got refuge, an education, where we came together. it's like losing a home. >> reporter: it dates back to 1858 according to the oakland library. that's why this fire devastating as it was will not be it end. >> we'll make it. it's going to take a while because it's a lot of dama

temperatures anywhere from the mid 50's inland to the low 60's right along the bay shore, san leandro i 60 degrees for you. walnut creek at 57 welfare field in pittsburgh among spots in the mid-fifties at 55. here's your lookahead temps tomorrow. likely a couple of degrees warmer than today. it will be a mostly cloudy day tomorrow. so not quite as bright. it won't be until after midnight thursday night and into early morning hours friday, that showers get here. we'll clear out friday afternoon saturday starts try before evening showers saturday into sunday morning reyna. john, thank you for that. well, a couple issues along 101. if you're traveling there. >> northbound 1, 1, at mckee road and the northbound 101, at says just north of story road. so both accidents along 101, making for a slight delay. but other highways like to 80 82 87, i don't see any major issues here. so that's good news. if you're traveling into the city right now, the meteor lights are on. so about 14 minutes may so that fremont street exit your san mateo bridge will put you in about 14 minutes traveling across t

. >> 40 minutes, san leandro traveling up towards 2.37. there. if you're hopping on 6.80, through snow, like john mentioned with those icy conditions. definitely slowing down there. 20 minutes as to why barr delay factor that in. if you take part in a lot of you do. 26 minutes into the city may so that fremont street exit, it's pretty dark over here. san mateo ridge. 26 80 to 101, traveling across towards the peninsula. 101, heading up. 85 to menlo park. 41 minutes while to 80 still leaves you with a pretty light commute. clocking out towards the maze. about 18 minutes there on highway 4, to concord, about 32 minutes darya. james, back to you. >> rana, thank you. 7.18 is the time and for your money this morning, us homeowners have lost a staggering amount of money since the peak of prices. and the parent company of facebook says it may not be done with job jane king standing by live in new york at the nasdaq to explain dorning jane. >> hi, james. good morning. could cut thousands more jobs. the washington post reports that the facebook parent pla

. >> if you're traveling along a 80 right now, san leandro up towards oakland. it's going to take about 36 minutes to make that drive about. 25 minutes. if you want to hop on 5.80, maybe traveling from hayward into oakland, so you might want to take that may be international 18 minutes into the city we so that fremont street exit, our san mateo bridge, we're at about 14. so we're back in the green. that means that ridge is moving at the limit. 101 of the south and along the peninsula side. 41 minutes. 85 up towards menlo park to 80 looking really good right now. a silly down towards milpitas about 33 minutes as you're traveling there in crockett, down towards the maze. 21 minutes darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. reyna time to talk financial winners and losers. now with our wall street expert rob black joining us this morning. add rob, thank you for being with us. i'm looking at the markets right now is si and the dow struggling with the snp of seeing headline here. it's at its highest level in 5 months in the nasdaq 344 points to the good side. so tax ge

if you've seen him, you're asked to contact san leandro pd. in san francisco barricades that were intended to prevent people from driving on cap street don't really appear to be working as intended. this is some imagery from a kron. 4 viewer showing how folks are just driving right around those barriers. the city installed them and increased police presence in the neighborhood to try and crack down on solicitations in the area. it's 12, 0, 6. let's talk a little bit about our forecast. taking a live look outside at downtown san francisco. the fog still lingering sticking around after a >> came in pretty thick this morning. dave spahr standing by. he's got more details are going to see it clear much more or is going to stick around all day day. well, pretty much like what seeing here. no, well, it looks okay at this front. a little bit of that haze left over just a touch. we're going to get some drier air in here. however. >> with a little system dropping south into tomorrow will bring some scattered clouds, maybe a little spurt of precept temp

melanie nibbles says she was having lunch with friends at a restaurant in the marina in san leandro on sunday, when thieves smashed the windows of her car. they took a backpack that was behind the seat with the memorial container inside, she says. it contains remains of her brother, john jackson, who passed away in february of 2019. my turn back. it means nothing to you, but it has a lot of value to me. i carry everywhere i go. it's like he passed away all over again. that's my good luck times like, everywhere i go. he's with me. so i just want the erin back. forget the backpack in the wally. i don't care about any of those material things. i just want my brother to turn back. she described it as being small about the size of a key fob in silver. san leandro police are waiting for results of fingerprint test for evidence and anyone with information about the case is asked to contact police family members of a 100 year old man killed by a hit and run driver in oakland are sharing their story. they say he loved taking walks and was out for a walk near lake merritt. when the driver hit hi

and if you're traveling from san leandro maybe into milpitas, going to take about 37 minutes star. james, back to you. >> thank you. rain and some 51 and bart officials say they want riders to feel safe after recent survey of riders. the show's safety is a big concern to change that bart's. police chief says that they're more than doubling the number of officers patrolling the trains and the stations. that's not going to be easy. park police have had a hard time with recruitment and retention in the past 2 years. the department has lost almost as many officers as they have over the previous 8 years. >> it is 7.52. we'll take a break. quick live look here at storm tracker 4. lots to talk about the rain here in the bay. the snow up in the hills and the problems on the roads. complete coverage just ahead. >> welcome back. 7.55. keeping close to 8 o'clock. maybe you're leaving the house here pretty soon. and if you are, you're still going to be running into some mostly rainy conditions. but there's definitely some slick spots out there. and it's all depending on where you're at now. th

got to get out and enjoy that with all the sunshine you've got dublin hayward as well as san leandro68 castro valley. just shy of 70. well, fairfield vacaville napa as well as santa rosa, all up to 70 degrees. now tomorrow i mentioned being cooler. but still a good day to venture out there. just not quite as ideal as today's about to be wednesday, we see even cooler temps, a chance of a few showers thursday and friday. cold rainfall getting here with many of us not even leaving the 40's for your daytime highs saturday and sunday are on the cooler side of things. but we will dry out briefly for the weekend before even more rainfall into monday, tuesday and wednesday of next week rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's check on our bridges. 8 minutes into the city may so that freeman street exit. >> we certainly do have travel traffic out there 80 to 1, 0, one, 30 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula. your richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it's going take you 20 minutes on this monday morning. >> 6.49 is the time