the farley pool and the boys and girls club of san leandro. the aquatic center was 3rd on the list in order to accommodate expected higher demand that the fairly and boys and girls club pools. the city says both facilities will offer extended hours and more staff. i understand safety czar. i >> if you swing over here, that's still make it get her every you know, the vision is f- to have things ready by the beginning of summer 2024, i think the reality that we face is what we have the supplies. will we have the contractors? the mayor says the city is moving forward as if they will. >> in san leandro, philippe all kron. 4 news. >> coming up, the biden tries to explain its hasty afghanistan withdrawal. how lawmakers are responding. >> also, chaos at the tennessee state capitol as the house votes to expel a democratic lawmaker over an democratic lawmaker over an anti gun protest. martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now,

a 3.2 centered near san leandro later downgraded to a 3.0. >> reporter: she says the morning shaking was unmistakable. >> my brother was down stairs so i called him up and we all went under the doorway. >> reporter: people across the east bay felt one of several small earthquakes centered near san leandro. >> it was very brief, but definitely felt a jolt. we definitely knew it was an earthquake right away. >> reporter: but it wasn't just one quake. >> we've seen a total of four earthquakes in that area near san leandro in a short period. >> reporter: john is a geophysicist. he says people in different parts of the bay area reported feeling the quake. >> the reports actually span the areas to the east as well as the west of the epicenter, so it's really a fairly circular distribution around the epicenter of that quake occurred. >> reporter: the first quake a magnitude 3.2 hit at 9:24 this morning. it was later downgrade. about 20 minutes later two other quakes hit within seconds of each other followed by a smaller magnitude 2.2 quake just after 10 a.m. >> california is a fairly active

well, the fact a pedestrian bridge was destroyed san leandro during the recent storms. that fact is forcing residents and schoolchildren to find detours. the nearly 60 year-old structure will need a lot of repair, but crews need things to dry out. first, they say kron four's philippe has the story. >> it's a pretty during that dramatic. you can see there are 2 trees that have collapsed one right here in the foreground. >> it dropped. it has been 10 days since a giant eucalyptus tree level. the pedestrian bridge in san leandro which since 1965 has linked. kerry drive with haas avenue. it was brought down in strong winds, knocking another tree out with it. can see it impacted the neighbor over there. >> and at the time it took out his power lines and some to the street bilbrew in lives nearby and says his family like others use the bridge often and leading up to the months of storms feared this could happen. we have been the trees that knocked out the bridge belonged to the school district. as you can see behind me. >> and for many years, we've been asking them to not get

san leandro bart station on march 16th. he's wearing a distinctive ring with a dollar sign emblem. anyone with information is asked to contact san leandro police. two people are now under arrest in connection with the shooting deaths of two brothers who were students at berkeley high school. oakland police have not yet released details about the suspects 15 year old angel and 17 year old jazzy sotelo garcia were shot and killed at a house party in oakland in october. investigators say two shooters, one with a rifle invaded an airbnb near apcar and macarthur boulevard and targeted the victims. four people were shot. police have said the motive was not gang or group related, rather some kind of dispute linked to berkeley high school. new video tonight of the head of the standards. a police officer's union leaving court this afternoon for the first time since being charged with federal drug felonies and not speaking to our reporter, joanne segovia is accused of importing opioids from around the world and then distributing them

. >> san leandro mayor juan gonzalez says the city and san leandro unified school district's first priority is to get the area between kerry drive and haas avenue cleaned up first. >> before considering short-term solutions to replace the pedestrian bridge over san leandro creek leveled by a giant eucalyptus tree on march. 21st to give school kids and neighbors a way to cross over know that we are focused on this. >> it's pretty simple. we are focused on this. and solace as developing a long-term plan to replace the bridge for which community members are petitioning is in the cards, but the process to build infrastructure is much more difficult today compared to 1965. >> when the bridge went up, the trees are on school district property. but gonzalez says the city and school district are working together. it's a much more stringent regulatory environment. >> so we will have to take all the different regulatory agencies and their requests into consideration as we evaluate the cost for the bridge. but it certainly understood that it is a desired asset here in our city, bill. grueling race tho

the farley pool and the boys and girls club of san leandro. >> the aquatic center was 3rd on the list. i'm disappointed not only just because it's closed, but i'm disappointed that we weren't able to get some of this taken care of during the pandemic in order to accommodate expected higher demand at the farley and boys and girls club pools. the city says both facilities will offer extended hours and more staff. >> the gladney family hope to use the aquatic center this summer. we were planning to actually this has. >> we kind of and you know, the scope and around here and there we just been using of just 70 a friend pulls still. jane gladney says she appreciates the city's caution. it gets too hot. it's and to get out of the house and, you know, just kind of spend a few hours out in the sun and even in the, you know, the shape, but getting wet. and you know what? >> well, they're still kids right? so good thing that they're doing it now rather than, you know, he's he's almost turning 13 and yeah, not want to hang out with us city hopes to have the aquatic center back open by the beginn

also seeing some good rainfall from hayward, san lorenzo, san leandro up through oakland. and if we zoom out a little bit, you can see some heavier showers that have even yet to push in. these are set to push right on into the peninsula, san francisco and eventually the east bay here shortly been south bay. up to this point. but you'll see rainfall increasing gradually this morning. pockets of heavy rain but mostly light to moderate showers. and that means that just take it a little bit slower. this few extra minutes will serve you well this morning for your morning commute and things should be pretty done by the time we reach the noon hour, not our windiest, some mornings. that's some good news. we will have 30 miles per hour. wind gusts at the coast in our mountain tops. most of us sticking closer to 15 to 20 miles per hour. wind gusts and temperatures upper 40's to low 50's right now. so focus on that rain jacket, a nice layer underneath that this afternoon you can get rid of the rain jacket and not touch it again for the rest of the forecast because, yes, we are lookin

today, in san leandro, that effort continued. as a group of volunteers and scouts including six-year-old aidan did their part. >> this is the fourth plant i have dug today. >> you have done four trees? >> yeah, this is the fourth one. >> reporter: sometimes it can be tough work like when the ground is too hard to dig in. >> it is basically hardened mud and we are trying to chisel it out. >> is it hard to do? >> it is very hard. >> what do you know about earth day? >> it is where you pick up garbage. and, what we are doing right now, tree planting is another tradition. >> reporter: but the planting supervisor says just because something is traditional doesn't make it smart. >> in the past, nobody, there was really no scientific methodology behind planting trees. trees became in favor because somebody thought they were cool. and then because we are all social creatures we all started monkey see monkey do and we followed along. >> reporter: now there is some thought behind the good intentions like planting these native terry and oak

everyone i pray from so far who has reported having felt some shaking is over in the east bay so san leandro walnut creek and the two major fault lines running through the area as drew pointed out in his text earlier the san andreas fault and the calaveras fault, and it does appear that san andreas fault is closer fault line. i should say is closer to where the center of the quake was. so it's more drew is right, it's more likely although we have no official word yet from any one any of the seismologists that it was, you know related to the san andreas fault, but probably given the location of the of the epicenter. okay. i mean that makes a lot of sense spencer and look i think you know, it sounds like the shake alert did go out and that means for those of us who are farther away from the epicenter. we might have gotte ttelt the shaking right that happens. that is kind of a neat thing. yeah where you always say if i just have that few seconds to get under a desk or you know, no it's coming. so we want to check in. you know, we're gonna try to effort talking to them my shakeel or folks, but i

only at 67 today, hayward san leandro in oakland at 63. couple of low 70's for antioch, fairfield and vacaville. well, santa rosa at 68 getting your lookahead tomorrow's temperatures a little cooler than today's, but we will be nice and sunny all day long through wednesday and thursday, friday, temperatures begin to climb. and by the weekend. all right. back to the 70's under sunshine. just like we were last weekend. reyna. john, thank you for that. if you are hitting the roads right now, northbound 8.80. >> san leandro heading up to oakland. 25 minutes looks like we have a hazard right near 23rd avenue on the northbound side of 80. so that slowed us down. if you are going to take not seen major issues there pretty green. the bay bridge right so that fremont street exit about 15 let's check on our san mateo bridge. 14 min run 80 to 101. all of you traveling across towards peninsula. 1, 1, of the south bay. 32 minutes. 85 up to menlo park, the east 80 down towards milpitas started san leandro. gonna take you 36 minutes. you see 6.80, southb

so san leandro, right? is how it how is the city of san leandro celebrating so stanley and was celebrating with a big festivity at our senior center at one 39th and east 14th. right and family-friendly. it's >> family friendly, free light. refreshments will have dance troupes. >> a lot of energy for the community to celebrate right at about 6 o'clock on friday. the 5th lovely and tell us a bit about the group that's come with you today. and that's going to be doing a performance for us. so we have brought a subset of that group to share coat, really with fantastic costumes. you're going to see here in about 10, 15 as they bring the energy that we like to see in by a full political cost of okay. so that's the name of the group or yes. okay. very good. and how long have they've been around we're going to i don't know. okay. so very good. so they've been a part of the local community for quite some time. and is there a name of the or a name of the piece that they're performing today? i was not provided with th

. >> sin embargo residentes de san leandro dicen que esta ley pudiera generar otros problemas: >> porquerte los efectos que la persona pueda estar experimentando y sobrevivir. >> esta medida ya fue aprobada ahora se espera la aprobacióón el gobernador gobernador gavin newsom. >> si el gobernador firman la propuesta se espera que entre en vigor entre septiembre y octubre de este año. >> desde san leandro se jessica gallegos. >> gracias, jessica. hablemos ahora de las altas temperaturas. quienes sienten con mayor fuerza el calor son las personas que trabajan al aire libre. en algunas zonas del este de la bahíía el termóómetro marcóó casi 90° por lo que muchas personas dijeron que se las ingeniaron para mantenerse frescos. >> esta semana ya comenzóó el calor un poco máás fuerte desde el sáábado para acáá. . > recuerde tomar siempre las medidas de seguridad que cada temporada repasamosque son cortesíía de los cdc medidas infalibles como tomar agua o estar en lugares con aire acondicionado el protector solar no puede faltar ni conocen ni sombreros y limiten las horas al aire libre en la medid

philippe djegal has the story. >> san leandro mayor juan gonzalez says the city and san leandro unifiedistrict's first priority is to get the area between kerry drive and haas avenue cleaned up first before considering short-term solutions to replace the pedestrian bridge over san leandro creek leveled by a giant eucalyptus tree on march. 21st to give school kids and neighbors a way to cross over know that we are focused on this. it's pretty simple. we are focused on this. and as developing a long-term plan to replace the bridge for which community members are petitioning is in the cards, but the process to build infrastructure is much more difficult today compared to 1965 when the bridge went up, the trees are on school district property. but gonzalez says the city and school district are working together. it's a much more stringent regulatory environment. so we will have to take all the different regulatory agencies and their requests into consideration. >> as we evaluate the cost for the bridge. but it certainly understood that it is a desired asset here in our city. bill grew in the

why city leaders in san leandro say it is still not safe to swim in it.airports, a business is getting back to normal. we hear how things have changed since the pandemic and contra costa county residents may finally be getting some answers about a toxic chemical release from the martinez refinery. we have the latest word from officials. >> in national news, supreme court justice clarence thomas says he did not have to disclose luxury trips he took that were paid for by republican mega-donor thomas. also adding in a rare statement through the supreme court's public information office that the yacht and private jet trips that he took were, quote, personal hospitality from close personal friends on thursday. a bombshell report by propublica uncovered thomas and his wife took multiple high priced vacations paid for by real estate developer harlan crow and the justice never reported those trips. congressional democrats are calling for an investigation and a stronger ethics code for the justices. back here at home, an appeals court rejected an effort by convict

the san leandro family aquatic center will remain closed until summer 2024. as kron four's philippe djegal reports it's simply unsafe to go. >> on the surface and to the naked eye, the san leandro family aquatic center may look ready to host people in the coming months. a popular destination to beat the heat in the summer school. she could go anywhere you want, you know, like the k shuns. >> pulls like to hang out friends. unfortunately, the city closed the center's season early last summer due to facility safety concerns and following thorough inspections by experts. mayor juan gonzalez says it is still unsafe for public use theirs with a pool deck. the pool itself. >> and so for safety and health reasons, we decided to close the pool. and let's just get it fixed. get it done, right. mayor gonzalez says nationwide supply chain shortages and the struggle to find a pool resurfacing contractor. >> have complicated repairs. over the years the city has helped renovate the to all the schools in town. the far the pool and the boys and girls club of san leandro. >>

some pockets of heavier rain right now centered up above oakland and san leandro as well as around el granada and half moon bay. san francisco saw some heavier pockets moments ago. rainfall, intensity diminishing temporarily before the more heavy rain pushes in this morning. so this is having impact on the commute. things are slick out there at this point, though, we all know how to drive in it. you're pretty good at getting through those wet spots by now. we've got one more to get through. the rest of the forecast. looks to be dry. futurecast shows you these areas of green mostly indicating light to moderate rain, but also some yellow pockets popping up through the morning. those will be areas that rainfall picks up for only a few brief moments by 08:00am. we're already looking at showers really dispersing in by 10, 11 to noon. we're pretty much done with it. and that's great news for the giants home opener later today. first pitch is at one. 35 by then we dry back out just a little cool and breezy. so don't forget the jackets. as for winds today, not an exceptionally windy day, but

the bridge goes over san leandro creek and connects kerry drive with haas avenue. one neighbor says he and his family of use the bridge often and they feared that this situation leading up to the months of storms would happen. >> trees that knocked out the bridge belonged to the school district. as you can see behind me. >> and for many years, we've been asking them to not get rid of the trees but least maintain them and trim them. >> stanley angeles mayor says the priority is to get the area cleaned up first before considering any solutions. but he says the area still needs to dry out. first. >> all right. on this friday night, a live look at the golden gate bridge and the after what was a pretty nice day. now, lawrence said we are drying about that. would move. people say that almost all season long. but yeah, it looks like things a generally dry out a little bit around the bay area. nice evening out there right now. skies are mostly clear looking for the berkeley hills back toward the coastline. >> yeah, we're getting ready for the weekend. now we're going to tr

police officer for a fatal shooting for years ago in april of 2020 san leandro police officer jason fletcher shot and killed stephen taylor inside of walmart. while taylor was suffering from a mental health episode. alameda county's previous da charge. fletcher with voluntary manslaughter. according to the motion prices, social media postings dating back nearly a decade show animosity toward law enforcement. those posts also include price describing the shooting death of taylor as a quote, execution at a murder. district. attorney prices not responded for our request for comment about this announcement. >> also new at 5, an elderly care facility in san mateo scrutinized after a triple poisoning last year is now in danger of being shut down. the state of california has filed a legal action to revoke the license for atria park of san mateo. this is following the high-profile incident where 2 residents died after investigators believe residents of the facility were served a picture of cleaning solution, mistaken for cranberry juice. former employee of the facility has been charged with

well, oakland and san leandro at 67 conquered 75 in our very hottest spot. vacaville at 79 degrees today close to 80 but will save the low 80's for tomorrow inland. and then for those same inland areas, wednesday and thursday, downright hot with daytime highs in the upper 80's could even see a 90 year to which would be the first time this year that we've seen those numbers, bayside cities in the 60's today, 70's tomorrow and warm 80's by wednesday and thursday. coastal areas also in for a warm-up midweek. if that's too hot for you, look forward to weekend. temperatures that will bring a little bit of relief. as for our conditions on the roads still doing great out there, bay bridge, no issues whatsoever. and still below 10 minutes, san mateo bridge, your drive times still holding at around 12 minutes. but there are some more cars now. richmond center fell at 7 minutes to get you across it. and a look at the golden gate without any fog. 19 minutes from nevada to the tolls james. all right, john, thank you for 49. the time and to reaction continues to pour in

>> san leandro family aquatic center will remain closed this year. center shut down early last summer after the city determined that the facility was no longer safe. apparently that's still the case this season. marijuana gonzalez says the nationwide supply chain shortages and the struggle to find a pool resurfacing contractor are to blame. >> you know, this pool is used by people from throughout san leandro and so people throughout stanley and are not just these neighbors. we'll be sad, frustrated that this pool is closed, higher stand safety czar. i >> if you swing over here, that's still make it get her and then it can be banned forever. you know. >> the fairly pool and the boys and girls club of san leandro pool will both be open this summer. they'll offer extended hours with more staff to try to accommodate those who would normally go to the aquatic center. as for the aquatic center itself, the hope is to have it open by the summer of 2024. >> hey, take a look at this saturday morning. photographers will line up on california street to get this

the bridge goes over san leandro creek in connects kerry drive with haas avenue. one neighbor says he and his family have used the bridge often and fear this situation leading up to the months of brutal storms. >> trees that knocked out the bridge belonged to the school district. as you can see behind me. >> and for many years, we've been asking them to not get rid of the trees but least maintain them and trim them. >> saint landry, as mayor says the priority is to get the area cleaned up first before considering any solutions like rebuilding the bridge. but he says the area does need to dry out before any of that can happen. >> well, speaking of dry now, let's take a look outside and see if it is drying out. as we show the embarcadero in the bay bridge and the flag barely fluttering tonight. >> what is this 2 straight days of? absolutely no rain. but how about it's it's going to be a record for this year, at least right. but you drive around the bay area, see trees down. i mean, just about everywhere you go. good news is there's plenty of firewood, right? there's

oakland berkeley, san leandro among spots at 63.se spots tomorrow will be the coolest day of the forecast. after that, we'll start to see a slow climb that does eventually take us back into the low 70's by the weekend on saturday and sunday rain. all right, john, thank you for that. a lot of sunshine to a hold you over for the week. >> we do have an accident here in albany, 80 westbound east of cleveland avenue. so you are seeing a delay along 80. remember san pablo avenue, always a good alternate. if you don't want to be stuck in those delays, looks like we're slow. just back past richmond. once you make it to berkeley, you're smooth sailing. there. the bay bridge meter lights are on right now on a tuesday morning. john's been talking about the fog and the mist out there. so that means no need to speed out there. you might hit some slick spots. 40 minutes. heading across towards peninsula, south bay want to one 30 minutes. 85 up to menlo park while 2, 80 82 starting to see traffic built just a bit. nothing terrible. 8.80, san leand

the san leandro family aquatic center is going to be closed. yeah.after the city determined the facility was not safe and that's still the case this season. mayor juan gonzalez says the nationwide supply chain shortage the struggle to find a pool surfacing contractor. these are the reasons why. >> pool is used by people from throughout san leandro and so people throughout stanley and are not just these neighbors. we'll be sad, frustrated that this pool is closed. higher standard safety czar. i >> if you swim over here, that's still make it her. and then it can be banned forever. you know. >> the fairly pool and the boys and girls club of san leandro pull. those are both going to be open this summer and extended hours and more staff on hand to accommodate everybody who would normally would be at the aquatic center in can't go. as for the aquatic center itself, the hopes are to have it open by summer 2024. talking about hold our and we're also talk about the thanks to 64 feet of it. so far this year, tahoe ski season the and extend it yet again, sugar

you know. >> the full and the boys and girls club of san leandro pool.open this summer and they can offer extended hours more staff and everything to accommodate those who would normally go to the aquatic certainly have an urge to go swimming. as for the aquatic center itself, the hope is to have it open by the summer of 2024. >> but you don't need to swim today because, we've got more than enough rain coming down across the bay area. we're taking a live look at stormtracker 4. john sabol has been tracking. that storm is going to tell you how long it's going to be here for the bigley. keeping a close eye on the traffic connect you. we'll the traffic connect you. we'll be right back after the break. after my car accident, the traffic connect you. we'll be righti wondered what break. my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. is your accident case worth more than insurance offered? call the barnes firm now to find out. you might be surprised. lowe's knows the first step to motivation is inspiration. so, we've got new everything. new f

if you're going to be taken 8.80, right now, san leandro down to 37 about 40 minutes.ou're heading up that things are looking pretty green. sandler is up to oakland. maybe you're taking 5.80, no major issues there. and again, remember, drive times 30 minutes. crockett down towards makes that accident. san pablo, you could say impossible avenue to navigate and get around that. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.17, for your money this morning. netflix is delaying its crackdown on password sharing. >> and bank executives say they're seeing consumers under some financial strain. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. hi, darya. good morning. so more u.s. consumers are falling behind on credit card and other payment. 6 x of the big banks which have been reporting their earnings over the last few days. >> say that the financial health of the consumer has fallen off compared to a year ago. the banks have also tightened lending as interest rates rise. well, bank of america says it will cut 3,000 jobs by the end of june. the cuts

a usgs map shows quakes were centered where the star is san leandro. san mateo, fremont, san francisco, and oakland all felt the quake. the oakland zoo felt the quake that says the animals and facilities are safe and the quake felt like a gust of wind. the first quake was a magnitude 3.2 and happened about 9:20 this morning. two other 3. minutes later. you may have gotten this push alert from abc 7 news about the earthquake minutes after it happened. if not, you can download the abc 7 news app and enable notifications to get breaking news sent directly to your mobile device. a search is on for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash in redwood city. police responded to the scene near veterans boulevard and maple street at about 9:30 last night. that is where a vehicle hit and killed a bicyclist. northbound lanes of veterans boulevard were shut down during the investigation. police ask anyone who may have witnessed the crash to give them a call. moving to the south bay, where there was a two alarm fire at a former mcdonald's. the fire ignited on

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coming up here on kron 4 morning news, a dead whale has washed ashore near san leandro. >> the step scientistsrs. that story and more coming up. >> welcome back. a school in san jose is inspiring kids to be entrepreneurs. tesh acting academy hosted their 3rd annual children's business fair at evergreen village on saturday, organizers set up 50 tables for kids between the ages of 6 to 16 and participants learn to develop a brand created a product or service and built a marketing strategy and they opened for business for customers. well, business ideas raised from selling arts and crafts projects to even plants. we spoke with one of the organizers about this. >> this is an opportunity for them to get out and actually tell us what they've learned and show their knowledge, entrepreneurship in all of the different ways they learned about now the businesses had to be created and run by the kids themselves and they were judged on originality, real world business potential and presentation. >> looks like they had a great time and very productive to what a great opportunity. >> well, today is easter su

, we're tracking showers moving across the bay area right now pushing off toward the south into san leandrohe updated forecast on this. >> and we're back in 60 seconds. up next, a video wracks up hundreds of views showing a man chasing off sea lions right here in san francisco. why maw makers say he could why maw makers say he could have dropped the law. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending things that i know work. f0 >>> iconic sea lions are a big draw for tourists. tonight an investigation under way after a man is seen on video appearing to harass the animals. the video went viral over the weekend. this guy seems to be shotgun as beer, back flips into the water. flips toward the sea lions on those floats docks. he then gets on the docks, toward the animal, running toward them, waving his arms. the marine center told us they've reported the incident. it's illegal under the marine act to harass mammal. >

, we're tracking showers moving across the bay area right now pushing off toward the south into san leandrohave the updated forecast on this. >> and we're back in 60 seconds. up next, a video wracks up hundreds of views showing a man chasing off sea lions right here in san francisco. why maw makers say he could have dropped the law. f0 >>> iconic sea lions are a big draw for tourists. tonight an investigation under way after a man is seen on video appearing to harass the animals. the video went viral over the weekend. this guy seems to be shotgun as beer, back flips into the water. flips toward the sea lions on those floats docks. he then gets on the docks, toward the animal, running toward them, waving his arms. the marine center told us they've reported the incident. it's illegal under the marine act to harass mammal. >> doing sprinkles cleaning in honor of earth day. crews spent the day making improvements and the mayor says they are making some progress. >> it's been a long wet winter. what that meant is we weren't able to come out and look at the potholes. >>> this is part of the mayor

if april of 2020 san leandro police officer jason fletcher shot and killed stephen taylor inside a walmart while taylor was suffering from a mental health episode. fletcher was charged with voluntary manslaughter by alameda county's previous district attorney. his lawyers say that prices, social media postings dating back nearly a decade show animosity towards law enforcement's. those posts also include price describing the shooting of taylor has, quote, an execution and a murder district attorney files has not responded to the requests for disqualification. happening now, the power is back on for most pg and e customers in san francisco who had been without it for almost 10,000 customers, including. >> the transamerica building. the outages started last night a little after 9 o'clock. the outages we're learning tonight where the result of a fire that started last night on clay street, about 500 customers in the financial district are still without power. tonight, san francisco board of supervisors president aaron peskin says this outage and pg and e's response are unacceptable. >> pg e re

right now you see all of that traffic getting down out of hayward and san leandro heading toward fremonth bay. you'll have to hit the city streets. 608 is moving slowly toward mission boulevard. we're following this police activity currently shutting down southbound 880. i r i'll get back to the traffic center and talk to our sources for more detail. >>> happening now, the democratic party has selected chicago as the host site for the 2024 democratic national convention. it will take place from august 19th through august 22nd. chicago held the convention back in 1996. atlanta and new york city were among other potential host sites for the 2024 convention. the republican party has announced milwaukee will serve as its location for the 2024 convention. >>> it is national pet day. pet parents, get ready to celebrate with those fur babies. ahead on nbc bay area, where we stack up when it comes to love of our pets. >>> and 100 days away from the women's world cup kicking offer. it takes place in australia and new zealand. telemundo is our spanish language partner for theorld cup. maman: i'm n

one in bolinas and the other in san leandro. the marine mammal center said they were likely killed by ships. if you see a whale in the bay in any condition, the marine mammal center would like you to report it on their website. >>> we are going to work our way back down to average for daytime highs today. it was quite the warm-up friday and saturday. sunday will be nice and still warmer than average in places . but we won't be 10 degrees above average like we were for the past few days. typically some of the warmer numbers and there will be a lot of low to mid 70s there. north bay numbers, santa rosa still near 80. still a warm spot. looking at the south bay, to detail how sunday will go down , you see the bands of yellow which are a way for the high resolution imagery to see where you get warmer temperatures especially as you get back towards the base of the hills. there will be a lot of 72 here today. that's the average daytime high for this time of year. if you see how this will change, this is saturday. yesterday. you can se

. >> hay nuevos detalles sobre la ballena encontrada muerta en san leandro, expertos de la academia dijeron hablar de las condiciones del tiempo con nuestra meteoróloga para que no digan comprar el tiempo los próximos días. >> hole tal. hoy estuvimos observando cambios para nuestra región. amanecimos con nubosidad pero a esta hora ya estamos observando si los completamente despejados a través de nuestra región, aunque las temperaturas se mantienen cerca o por encima del promedio normal. todo esto cambia mañana. espero haya disfrutado de estas temperaturas agradables. observé lo que alcanzamos en san josé, temperaturas máximas de 67°, algo de nubosidad durante horas de la mañana. en san francisco máxima hoy 70° con algo de nubosidad pero también periodos de sol abundante. >> en cuanto a las temperaturas máximas en napa alcanzamos 68° allí pudimos observar si los completamente despejados durante horas de la tarde. los cambios que esperamos para el día de mañana debido al sistema de baja presión que se mantiene el norte que lleva movimientos ya son para mañana miércoles. observe cómo se va ace

issues are keeping the san leandro family aquatic center closed this year. >> it shut down early last summer when the city determined it was no longer safe and looks like that's still the case. the fairly pool and the boys and girls club of san leandro pool are both going to be open this summer with extended hours to accommodate those who would normally go to the aquatic center. as for the aquatic center with the hope is to have it open by summer of 2024. >> there are some dramatic before and after photos are showing california reservoirs because 12 of the states 17 major reservoirs are now full above historic averages. that includes folsom lake, which controls the water flows along the american river. also, lake oroville. look at the difference in these photos that is the second-largest reservoir in its home to the nation's tallest dam. a really stunning turnaround for california's water supply late last year, nearly all of california remember was in extreme drought, leaving some cities to restrict water. use the water picture changed dramatically in december when the first of more t

police officer, a former officer fatal shooting 3 years ago in april of 2020 san leandro police officerason fletcher, who you see here shot and killed stephen taylor inside a walmart. there's taylor was while taylor was suffering from a mental health episode. alameda county's previous da charge. fletcher with voluntary manslaughter. according to the motion prices, social media postings dating back nearly a decade show animosity toward law enforcement. those posts also include price, describing the shooting death of taylor has an execution and a murder district. attorney price has not responded to a request responoed to the request for disqualification. >> happening now, the power is back on now for most pg e customers who experienced an outage in san francisco following last night's power outage. but, you know, some people still without power. they may have to wait even a few more days. kron 4 sarah stinson talked with the people most affected. she joins us now live in san francisco somewhat in the dark to explain. i sarah. right. some people are being told that they won't have power fo

. >> pasando a una noticia en desarrollo en san leandro, la policía investiga una llamadas que encontraronuvo reportes de un hospital local donde llegó un hombre con heridas de bala y creen que está relacionado con e lcrimen, la investigación continúa . >> desde san josé, donde bomberos o cara según las momentos un incendio cerca del cruce vial de la autopista 880 y la avenida (nombre en inglés) . información preliminar dice que sería un búnker subterráneo un sistema de túnel habitado por indigentes que terminó envuelto en llamas. el siniestro no ha dejado lesionados, tampoco daños en otras propiedades. >> en telemundo 48 somos la autoridad en el tiempo con el pronóstico más exacto en español del área de la bahía certificado por weatherate, vamos con guillermo quiroz . >> gracias, ¿qué tal? buenas tardes, feliz viernes, comienza a moverse el sistema que trae lloviznas en la región, el panorama cambio en las próximas horas, esto dejará aumento en temperaturas para el domingo, vemos las máximas para hoy, (información de temperaturas en pantalla) vemos realmente oakland con temperaturas fresc

we see the slowing with the build coming down into hayward out of san leandro. this may affect folks heading toward the san mateo bridge. once you get on 92, a live look shows an easy drive across. good spacing, less spacing. folks are making their way to the peninsula, no problems on the peninsula. the bay bridge actually looking pretty good. the backup in most of the lanes back to the end of the parking lot, just starting to build. this is fill in over the next ten minutes. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> in just a matter of hours a pivotal meeting gets under way. the oakland city council are going to vote on whether to end the city's eviction moratorium. >> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez joins us. this has been a hotly contested issue for renters and owners for months. >> today oakland's moratorium is possibly on its last leg. landlords could have evicting people who are behind on their rent as early as next month unless something changes tonight. tonight oakland council members will finalize the wind-down of the city's eviction moratorium, which has been

more congested here. 880 shows a traditional build, toward fremont, out of san leandro. overnight 680 closes in the tri-valley. we have work on the harbor bridge and that will be a reinstatement of some other construction that happened months ago and some road work going on southbound 101 heading toward sausalito. they're likely clearing trees from storm damage and getting ready for anything else. a smooth drive for the rest of the bay. at the oakland airport the connecter from b.a.r.t. is not in service this morning. ac transit will take you with a bridge. allow extra time if you're heading to oakland via public transit. >> thanks, mike. >>> 6:41 right now. returning with a vengeance. an invasive bug causing concerns in california. why some fear it could cause billions of dollars in damage to the wine industry. >> reporter: teachers with oakland unified voted on whether or not to go on strike this upcoming week. the reason why we won't know the results of that vote for sever >>> the time is 6:44 on your tuesday morning. it's going to be a cool morning, warmer afternoon.

this usgs map shows quakes were centered where the star is in san leandro. the squares show areas where people felt the earthquake. that includes san mateo, fremont, san francisco, and oakland. the oakland zoo felt the quake but says the animals and facilities are safe, and the quake felt like a gust of wind. the first quake was a magnitude 3.2 and happened about 9:20 this morning. two other 3.2 quakes happened just a few minutes later. the good news, there are no reports of injury or significant damage. you may have gotten this push alert from abc 7 news about the earthquake minutes after it happened. if not, you can download the abc 7 news app and enable notifications to get breaking news sent directly to your mobile device. a search is on for a driver involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash in redwood city. police responded to the scene near veterans boulevard and maple street at about 9:30 last night. that is where a vehicle hit and killed a bicyclist. northbound lanes of veterans boulevard were shut down during the investigation. police ask anyone who may

johnson, the san leandro. i love knocks down the 3 that makes it a single digit game.wrong. but too much. tristen newton. cup bucket. he had. he led the way with 19 points. uconn they go on to win the national championship. 76 to 59. it's their first maddie since 2014. all right. after suffering one of its worst seasons in program history. cal men's basketball introduced their new head coach today. mark mattson will be task that turning the program around him, getting them back to the top of the pac. 12 standings mattson, his bay area roots from his time at stanford. and it was also a 2 time nba champion with the lakers. cal is not the easiest place to win at a high level. but history tells us it's possible. we asked if he felt any pressure with his new role in berkeley. i told the guys were going to win. >> we're going to win. but, you know, every player needs to be the best version of themselves. if i try to control every single thing i can control work ethic. preparation. personal relationships. if i give it my all the results follow the results follow. and so. ther

the bridge goes over san leandro creek and connects kerry drive was haas avenue. one neighbor says his family uses a bridge often. >> trees that knocked out the bridge belonged to the school district. as you can see behind me. >> and for many years, we've been asking them to not get rid of the trees but least maintain them and trim them. >> stanley angeles mayor says the priority is to get the area cleaned up first before considering any solutions. but he says the area also needs to dry out too. 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at downtown san francisco and it is dry and it's getting dry. and lawrence of sarah lawrence. so what kind of a getaway forecast? well, you know what? this looks like a good weekend to get out there and enjoy all that beautiful country that we've got around here and. >> well, it's going to be a nice, mostly dry time. i think across parts of the state. although you head further north, you get up toward reading them likely to run in a few more showers out for right now. we've got some things looking pretty good there. no delays bein

a memorial was held this evening from man shot to death by police in san leandro. that event at the san leandro marina was in honor of steven taylor students at the social justice academy at saint leander high created artwork for the memorial. the 33 year old was shot and killed in 2020. he was accused of shoplifting a baseball bat at a walmart store and threatening customers. his family says he was having a mental health crisis. those attending, including his grandmother say they want justice. our fighters for all impacted people not just receiving, even though he said he was a victim, but we have to fight for each other. we have to be supportive of each other because there's a lot of us are going through exactly what i'm going through. taylor's family has filed a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the city and the two officers involved. one officer jason fletcher, is facing a voluntary manslaughter charge. developing story tonight. the alameda county coroner has been infirmed, a person shot at a home depot and pleasant in has died. this happened around 2 15 t

he was a senior at san leandro high school. he just committed to play basketball. o that commitment on the 7 year anniversary of when his brother kenny was shot 10 times. can he survive? but he was told he'd nevewalk again fast forward to present day. not only can kenny walk with some assistance, but he's developed into an elite wheelchair basketball player yesterday morning in wichita, kansas, his wheelchair basketball team, the golden state road warriors won a national championship. and as we know, his little brother and best friend shot advance to the final 4 this weekend with san diego state. and he'll be competing for a national title today giving the johnson family a chance to win, not one but 2 championships in a 2 day stretch last week. kron four's sports director jason dumas caught up with kenny and shots can you tell me first and foremost how they each took their path will start with kenny, obviously who's playing in a wheelchair. he grew up in oakland. what got him into a wheelchair basketball? how did he first come to have to use a wheelchair to play bas

district seven includes the southeastern part of oakland bordering san leandro from the hills to the bay council member trevor reid, who represents the district talked about why removing abandoned cars is so important. reduce the risk that it poses for public health safety issues for traffic impeding for blocking neighbor's front doors, their driveways, the environmental hazards of those vehicles being left out on our streets. the conditions that it brings into our community is being addressed today. one oakland spring clean continues tomorrow with a community cleanup date. city workers and volunteers will be at seven locations to pick up trash. cyclists and their supporters staged a rally outside san francisco city hall today, calling for protected bike lanes in the presidio. that's where cycling champion ethan boys was hit by a vehicle and killed on arguello boulevard at washington two weeks ago. we want to raise awareness and put pressure onto reserves chan and stephanie to make this a priority to tell sfm to employment this immediately, not with plans or outreach or process. but

checking on 8.80, you're traveling along to 38, making it to 8.80, that's where you slow down san leandro 30 minutes there. luckily, if you're taken 6.80, through san ramon and snow, not seeing any major issues and the south, they will check on you there. 32 minute ride. 85 to menlo park on this friday. are james, back to you? >> well, it's unlikely that we're going to see an end to the war in ukraine this year, at least according to the highly sensitive documents that were leaked online, the defense intelligence agency assessment expects the war to possibly stretching to 2024. as neither side comes close to securing a victory or zwilling to come to the negotiating table. the news comes as top hostage negotiations. a pledge this week to do everything it takes to bring home 2 americans detained in russia held on espionage charges. evan gershkovich and paul wieland. russia's foreign minister says that moscow would discuss a possible swap once the trial for curse. good pitch is over. well, the city of minneapolis will play will pay nearly 9 million dollars to settle 2 lawsuits involving form

almost 5 years ago, we introduced our viewers too, shot johnson and at the time he was a senior at san leandroted to play basketball at san dio state unsity and he made th commitment on the 7 year anniversary of when his brother kenny was shot 10 times, kenny survived. he was told though he would never walk again, but we'll fast forward to right now. and not only can kenny walk with some assistance. he's also developed into an elite wheelchair basketball player and sterday in wichi, kansas, his wheelchair basketball team, the golden state road warriors. one the national championship. so as you know, as little brother and his best friend shot advance to the final 4 when he was playing with san diego state. and so tonight he's going to be competing for a national title, giving the johnson family a chance to win, not one but 2 championships and just 2 days kron, 4 sports director jason dumas caught up with kenny and shotfamily before they left wn to embark on this once in a lifeti weeke for the entire faly >> before we talk about how proud you guys are, both kids. can you tell me first and foremo

the san leandro family aquatic center will stay closed this summer. citi says contractors need to work on damage to a pool at washington manor park. and so the areas not going to be safe for the public now, city officials and wanted to get these repairs done before summer. but a nationwide supply chain shortage and scheduling challenges with contractors making that impossible. however, the fairly pool on avenue will be open for anybody wanted to cool off this summer. >> efforts to repair nation's broken water. transmission line continue after the city's main water line was damaged because of the hillside that collapsed until the new transmission line can be functional. residents are required to cut their water use by 40%. construction is going to continue around the clock until they get this done. and then the crews will have to test lind to make sure that construction was a success. all right. well, on that note, let's get a check of the forecast as we actually are getting some rain. i don't if it's going to hamper mixer repair work with the water. y

san leandro only 38 degrees.is a cold start and it's going to slowly warm up today and basically match yesterday's high temperatures with upper 50s. it just won't be as windy. and we are going to have a warming trend, but we may have some rain before we get there. so i'll have more on that in the forecast coming up. >> we have more on the road. the commute kicks in. the northbound side of 880 by the coliseum is now seeing a jam. north of high street is a crash, on the southbound side. you see the headlights are moving smoothly, light traffic because everybody is held up coming out of downtown oakland, heading past fruitvale. we'll show you more coming up. >> thank you. >>> voters in wisconsin are facing a huge decision today. >> scott mcgrew joins us. who they choose as the next state supreme court judge could change life in wisconsin and really all over the united states. >> potentially all over the united states. who wins affects all kinds of issues in wisconsin, access to guns, education, abortion. but most im

new bill introduced by assembly member liz ortega from san leandro, would make the first week of maydiness week for high school juniors and seniors all across california. they would learn about workplace laws related to wage protection workers safety and the right to organize a union. for more on this legislation. we are joined now by assembly member ortega and we appreciate the time. thank you for doing it. so first off. why do you believe it is so important for high school students across california to learn about their workplace rights? well thank you for having me and thank you for highlighting such an important piece of law that i've introduced. i think it's important because we have over 21 million young people across the country ages 16 to 24 who are in the workforce. and the vast majority of them are working part time working, low wage jobs, entry level jobs. but unfortunately w seeing an uptake and, um teenagers dying in the workplace or, you know, team suffering workplace injuries and not knowing where to go or what to do, and that's why i decided to introduce this piece of