officials say some san mateo county residents who live in remote areas rely on the service, and ending it would hinder access to 911. at&t has agreed to discuss the issue with san mateo county after the break. >> a south bay community is honoring the life of a u.s. airman who died while protesting the war in gaza. the vigil, held tonight also a warning for people looking to head up to the sierra this weekend. >> the dangerous conditions that could cause some pretty big problems on 80 and 50. >> and there's rain back in the bay area forecast. you've heard about it, but not for tomorrow. tomorrow's will be pretty darn nice. a lot like today. i'll see u "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's

and that is, you know, one of the big hopes of this program. >> san mateo county also says that it willll out an outreach campaign that will let people know about this service and the hotline number. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> all righty. we're going to start off with the model, and we're going to do it real quick. i'm just going to take you through it. and then we'll look at it again towards the end of the weathercast. but here's tomorrow morning 5 a.m. click through to about 7 a.m. look how slow this thing is. this is 9 a.m. tomorrow morning. maybe some drizzle or sprinkles in san francisco at 10 a.m. at 11 a.m, 1:00, 2:00. so you see how slow it's going? i mean, that does that mean it's going to happen that way? hmm. i don't it'll be somewhere. it'll be some iteration of this. so there's 5:00. that's your afternoon commute. now does that look like a lot of rain? shouldn't be. it should be pretty light. but in the mountains, it's going off. so that that will be a lot of snow in the daytime. highs today will be dropped significantly as we move into tomorrow when temperatur

and i don't want san mateo county or any other county to be a beaker for waymo. >>> let's bring in ourch reporter, scott budman. county leaders, specifically san mateo county, said they're not against it. what's the problem? why aren't they allowing it? >> the problem is people have said what they think about these driverless cars and it's not positive. largely because it's not so much waymo but cruise that got into several accidents. waymo itself has seen some of the backlash. recently someone lit one of the cars on fire. while everyone is excited about artificial intelligence and what it might do, we are not seeing the embracing of driverless cars. >> that's the video you're referring to in chinatown a few weeks ago. >> san mateo down at the and los angeles county concerned about the incidents and the backlash. >> waymo reputation with city leaders and county leaders, is it above board and positive? >> it is positive. they've had few incidents. they've been positive. they had a much slower rollout. again, very few problems. and waymo is owned by google, which has a good relationship,

i've talked fire chiefs. >> throughout san mateo county and they're really, really concerned. meanwhile, san francisco city attorney has filed a lawsuit against the cpu for allowing waymo and cruise to expand their services in the city. we don't think certainly with regards to crews that their vehicles were ready for prime time in october, crews vehicles were pulled from san francisco streets after a number of problems including vehicles blocking traffic. >> traffic cones placed on the hood of the cars, disabling the vehicles and one person being run over by a car after another vehicle hit city attorney david shoes says city leaders want to do what is safest for people who live in their area. state regulatory agency, the california public utilities commission >> has not done what we had hoped them to do. they permitted and unfettered unlimited expansion of autonomous vehicles on the streets of san francisco cortes. he's bill will get its first policy committee vote in march. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> take a look at disturbing incident in oakland. 5 guys walked up to a white

he is now in the san mateo county jail. palo alto police are now working on how to recover that plane. >> and now to the excitement brewing for super bowl 58. the family of one of the 49ers who grew up in the east bay is packing up, getting ready to go to the big game. ktvu is amber lee with us here in studio. after speaking to the father of offensive lineman aaron banks about his journey from high school athlete to the nfl, amber. mike i met with aaron banks father in hayward, where the football player grew up. >> there is nervous excitement at his son is about to play in the super bowl while representing the hometown team. i'm bringing binoculars, of course, lamont banks senior is the father of 40 niners offensive lineman aaron banks and east bay native i make sure i see aaron and the good place so this is this is what's man datory mandatory while he's attending the super bowl at allegiant stadium. watching aaron closely along with the rest of the family. >> proud of my son, you know, um , excited and eager. >> eager to s

i've talked fire chiefs. >> throughout san mateo county and they're really, really concerned. and so i think that component is critical. meanwhile, san francisco city attorney has filed a lawsuit against the cpu for allowing waymo and cruise to expand their services in the city. we don't think certainly with regards to crews that their vehicles were ready for prime time. >> but we haven't even received enough information or data to know >> whether or how these vehicles are safe. in october, crews vehicles were pulled from san francisco streets after a number of problems including vehicles blocking traffic. >> traffic cones placed on the hood of the cars, disabling the vehicles and one person being run over by a car after another vehicle hit that city attorney david shoes says city leaders want to do what is safest for people who live in their area. from our perspective. >> the state regulatory agency, the california public utilities commission has not done what we had hoped them to do. they permitted and unfettered unlimited expansion of autonomous vehicles on the streets of sa

and i don't want san mateo county or any other county to be a beaker for waymo. >> we reached out toaymo, but the company declined to comment on this decision. >>> we're now 13 days away from california's presidential primary, and 49 ballots had been received in santa clara county. tonight, we visited the registrar of voters office to see how it's going so far. >> reporter: the ballots are already coming in. >> we have been receiving them, getting them every single day. >> reporter: workers at the registrar of voters office are wasting no time getting them processed. >> our office is very active processing them as they come in daily, opening and flattening and getting them ready and sorted by county and precinct area. >> reporter: they are estimating a 50% to 60% voter turnout this election. >> that is the normal estimation we usually do for presidential primary elections and got around 50% of voter participation in the general election. >> reporter: they say about 80% of voters will be voting by mail, so you recommending you sign up for where is my ballot to truck your vote. >> you

so no driverless taxi service in san mateo county for now.>> for now. san mateo county in los angeles county both pushed back are the plans to move in, and they won. >> reporter: after about six months of operating a driverless taxi service, waymo wants to expand into san mateo county, but the move is officially delayed. >> the technology is already. >> reporter: the board of supervisors pushed back against their expansion plans and the cpuc said they will have to wait to drive here and in los angeles county for at least 120 days. >> we cannot stop the technology, but what we can do as the technology advances is to provide guardrails, processes , systems, to make the technology operate in a safer manner. >> reporter: in downtown redwood city, people said they will not miss the driverless cars. >> i think keeping that part of in person is important. >> i don't think they are needed really. congestion is already pretty bad. >> reporter: waymo has declined to comment. they said they dealt with delays like this before. >> we talked about this a lot. there ha

. >>> a major question in san mateo county. should they add more express toll lanes to highway 101? a new lane was added last spring between redwood city and san mateo. mary in fallbrook has been on this all day. what is the county considering? >> reporter: the transportation authority is looking at three different options. north of san bruno all the way to san francisco. one option is to build a completely new express tolling. the second option is to convert one of the existing lanes into an express lane. a third option is to do nothing. but with the first two options, the goal is to reduce congestion in this area, especially during the morning and afternoon drive times. >> so three different options they are looking at right now. you spoke with supporters and critics. what did they tell you? >> reporter: supporters feel it will actually reduce congestion here. critics say it will be bad for the environment because it will have more cars here with an additional lane, and it will create more emissions. they say, look, our goal is to reduce emissions. so if you add a lane, more people

congresswoman anna eshoo of san mateo county introducing the election day holiday bill today, as you argues, having the day would increase voter turnout at the polls. she says 26% of americans who didn't vote in 2022. reported being too busy with work or school in california. employers must provide up to 2 hours of paid leave to allow workers the time to vote if they don't have time to do so outside of work. a florida man accused of stealing and crashing a small plane last week was in a redwood city courtroom today. luis, gustavo aires, is accused of stealing that 1960's. so a single engine plane from the palo alto airport and then allegedly crashing it on a beach in half moon bay on thursday night areas does not appear to have a license to fly a plane today. his request to represent himself in court was denied by a san mateo county court commissioner on the grounds that he was not qualified to do so areas was was given a public defender who entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. his bail has been set at $10,000. a preliminary hearing is expected later on this month. the pacifica p

county until 11:00. and then also for san francisco and san mateo county. that's in place until 1115.this might expand even more into the evening hours. the winds also a big factor. all these areas. we're talking about a wind advisory and then all the areas in red, a high wind warning closer to the coast. and for the higher elevations of the east bay. so here's the satellite and the radar. you can see the system still moving into northern california in the bay area. the back edge of that cloud cover that will be linked up with some pretty good downpours, at least for this evening. so right about here, this section still has to move in for tonight. so look at all the rain coverage out there as you can see. and these are all the storm reports kind of blossoming over the bay area just over the past few hours. and still right around it looks like out toward los altos. reports of some flooding during the 6:00 hour. as far as the radar coverage there, you can see up in the north bay this is the loop over the past hour. those cells moving across the north bay reports of some heavy rainfall a

the financial windfall from new express lanes on highway 101 in san mateo county has regional planners thinking about expanding such lanes in the near future. the 101 san mateo express lanes stretched 22 miles from the santa clara county line to the 380 interchange and one lane in each direction between 5 a.m. and 8 p.m. if you want to drive in those lanes, you've got to pay. the amount varies depending on traffic. the stated goal is to reduce congestion and slowdowns, and one year into their full operations. whether the lanes are a success depends on your perspective, but one thing is for sure there are hauling in way more revenue than expected. so will they add more lanes? joining us live now to talk about it is shawn sharp here. if i don't say that right, please correct me. how do you say that? >> did i say charpentier? i did get it right. >> all right. excellent. you are with the san mateo county express lanes joint powers authority and mike swire, a member of the transportation authorities. cities advisory committee. mike and shawn, thank you for your time. >> thank you. chris and

you say south bay but it stretches from northern san mateo county all the way down to san jose. we are talking about places like half moon bay, palo alto, los gatos . those are all places i have represented. i know the people. they know me. i know their needs, wants, wishes. that is what sets me apart. more than that, people are looking for someone who was ready on day one. these are brought times. these are daunting times. someone who has been a state senator, who has delivered meaningful legislation. you know that hands-free cell phone bill? i wrote that. renewable energy requirements? i wrote that law. transitional kindergarten, i wrote that law. first new grade level in california in more than 100 years. if you know the people, they know you, and you have a record of legislative accomplishments, that sets you apart. >> dovetailing what you said about readiness on day one, there is some very consequential issues that this congress has had to deal with than most of the time it is local issues but now it is international. there is a war that has been deeply polarizing between i

let's take a look right now down in san mateo county, where a severe thunderstorm watch or warning is in effect, is moving through. well, there it is. it's a warning. now you can see it moving towards san mateo burlingame down towards redwood city. so that entire area is under this severe thunderstorm warning, while much of the remainder of the bay area right now is seeing little breaks of blue sky, this storm is a level three storm on the exclusive of abc seven storm impact scale. through this evening. we expect to see more pockets of severe storms developing with heavy rain, strong gusty wind. we've got strong gusty winds all across the entire region right now and localized flooding, of course, remains a possibility. here's our forecast animation starting right now. you can see as we get later into the evening, it looks like most of the storm activity will be directed north of the golden gate, but obviously not. that's not all of it, because right now we've got the severe thunderstorm probability down in san mateo county as we go to the later evening hours, as the storm begins to we

. >> the san mateo county da tells me the man apparently cut through the wire fence around the palo alto airfield, hopped in the plane and took off. this is the man accused of stealing a plane, 50-year-old luis errors, but he told the court he prefers to go by another name, son rock. he followed that up with initially refusing to have a court appointed attorney. the county commissioner denied that request saying, she did not find him qualified to represent himself in court. he faces charges of airplane theft with a maximum prison sentence of three years. san mateo county da steve wagner who said that he is listed as a miami resident and that he told authorities he had a pilot license from his home country of brazil. >> i don't doubt that because i couldn't go to the airport get a plane and start flying anywhere. >> police say that he flew the plane 24 miles before crash landing in sand near poplar beach. he walked away and nobody on the ground was injured. >> you always wonder, what was the game plan, you are not talking about someone could who could have flown to hawaii or mexico, and y

so san mateo county, you mentioned they have the restriction so what can the county do? >> they are trying to hop on a bill that's been proposed by senator cortez, if it passes it would be up to the local jurisdiction to decide, not cpu, whether or not the cars could come in. >> i think this decision however goes is going to be a short-term decision. eventually the car companies, and waymo has done a lot better when it comes to their safety record, they will work in the counties will have their own autonomy, and i think that's what they want, so i think they will come to a decision and we will see the cars rolling around. and the supervisor said we know they are inevitable but we just wanted on our timetable. >> other counties have been watching san francisco and probably with a sigh of relief saying we are not going to that right now but i think they will watch closely because again these cars and a lot of people enjoy taking them, they are coming. >> thanks, scott. >>> two weeks after eight judge tossed out the pay package for elon musk from tesla, that company board h

san mateo county is higher price points, your best deal is at san carlos, ana gas, $4.09. >>> on the roadways, a smooth flow of traffic. slowing for 880 before and after 92 in the southbound commute direction. a smooth commute sorted itself out for highway 4, so typical slow spots are in the east bay. >> i'm about to drive to fairfield for that cheap gas. i paid 5.05 yesterday. >> that's probably not a good economic decision. >> i was on fumes. >> we'll carpool next time. >>> headed to the picket line. ahead, the demands flight attendants across the u.s. and here at home are making this morning. >>> we got startling news on inflation and it's not good news, either. i'll show you how to lasso a good deal on a house. out to the futures, look at this sell-off. that's all part of that inflation. >>> call your girlfriends. i've got laura, kari here. we are celebrating galentine's day. more on the rise of this viral holiday. the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and

and their briefings included a presentation with a map of the peninsula last week, san mateo county's attorneys sent a letter to the california public utilities commission asking it to reject waymo's request for expansion because of a lack of communication. the controversy stems from a county resolution passed tuesday. that would give the local government the final say over driverless car services. right now, that decision is still up to the dmv and the cpu c. >> while many of us were still sleeping very early this morning, crews were on the job power washing the iconic china town dragon gate. it's the year of the dragon. after all, it's all part of the city's continuing lunar new year. spruce up, operation workers are going to be touching up the gate and repainting those decorative drive and lamp posts along grand avenue as well. >> all right. coming up after the break, nike announces a massive round of playoffs. what brought those on when they plant actually happened? >> plus, a major auto insurer returning to california. but going back to business as usual comes with cost. why cust

seeing has yet to decide the board of supervisors agreed that waymo's proposed expansion into san mateo county is premature. >> the state agencies are allowing unfettered access to our roads and highways without any community input. went to some pains to ensure that provided correspondence the cpc just make clear again. we are taking substantive position as the county county attorney's office. with respect to the bill, it's more a question of >> ensuring that the county has as granularity in detail with respect to what's proposed and that the decisions made at the appropriate the appropriate place. >> last week, the san mateo county attorney sent a protest letter to the cpu see about waymo's proposed expansion. for the first time ever, a woman will be the play-by-play voice of the major league baseball jenny cavnar making history is the new primary announcer for the oakland a's. gavin are is broadcasting a that with nearly 2 decades, a baseball experience. she was previously a pre-game post-game host for the colorado rockies. for the past 12 years. cabin ares also called men's and women's coll

on thursday night around 5, the san mateo county sheriff's office got a call. they don't get every day a stolen plane landed just south of poplar peach and half moon bay. i've been doing 20 years. and this is a first for me. sergeant javier acosta says when deputies arrived, they found a single engine plane nose down in the sand. deputies quickly learned the plane was stolen from the palo alto airport. acosta says several people witnessed the landing. someone saw the person walking away from their plane. >> provide us a detailed description and we found that person within minutes. a 50 year-old man from miami-dade county, florida was arrested on the beach shortly after sergeant acosta says investigators are still working to learn more about him at this time. i do not know if this person is a pilot or or who person >> managed to still airplane and landed on the have and the beach and walk away from. >> harris has been booked into the san mateo county jail. the lead investigator being palo alto police. but this did happen on a state-run beach popular beach, thoug

lamonica peters reporting live for us tonight in san mateo county. thank you. well the san francisco giants reportedly no longer have cruise patches on their jerseys. sfgate reports the team will now switch to chevrolet, a different general motors owned car company . cruz is the san francisco based driverless car company that had its permit suspended last year after multiple issues. the giants told the gate. cruz continues to be a valued partner in bringing hundreds of electric vehicle chargers. chargers rather to the ballpark. >> a record breaking donation to the san francisco ballet. coming up, how the generous gift will shape the future of young, aspiring dancers. >> and your weekend just around the corner. now we'll take a peek at it. there are some rain in it, as you know. we'll have that timing coming up and coming up tonight at 1030. >> the search for a man accused of murder in the north bay more than a decade ago, with the fbi, is now go ballet announced today that it has received the largest donation in the company's history. a $60 million gift from an

being questioned about his decision to take the ball at the start overtime. >> back at 7.24, the san mateo county sheriff's office is investigating an armed robbery that occurred in an unincorporated area of the county monday morning. there's about one, 30 am that deputies responded to this report of an armed robbery outside of a home in a millbrae neighborhood. the ed by 2 suspe both had handguns. nobody was hurt, thankfully, but the suspect stole the victim's personal belongings and then fled the area in a gray honda accord. heading in the direction of al camino reale. anybody with information on what happened is asked to contact san mateo county sheriff's office. 2 men in san jose were arrested for allegedly robbing multiple bakeries spanning 2 months. police arrested 37 year-old to ramos and 41 year-old arturo vasquez ayala. police say the 2 allegedly rob several banks from bakeries, i should say, from december to january, they take out a gun, apparently demand money and then take off with thousands of dollars. both men now-have been booked into the santa clara county jail. happening today, t

abc seven news reporter tara campbell was in san mateo county as residents there prepared the signs are up and the sandbags out as san mateo county gets ready to weather this major storm, i would tell people, be vigilant, be aware. >> david canepa is a san mateo county supervisor and says daly city and broadmoor village have historically been hit hardest by flooding. >> what we're trying to do is make sure that people are prepared and we're trying to make sure through our regional operations center that we're able to coordinate, whether it's through the sheriff's department, whether it's through local jurisdictions. um, so that's we're ready when it rains a lot, this becomes like the whole area is flooded. >> and this broadmoor village resident explains, means some have it worse than others. >> for the residents over here, i think it is kind of a problem. i saw some neighbors putting up some sandbags, like along the garage doors, and kevin mcewen is one of those people preparing . >> honestly, i am just trying my best to prepare for it because i don't really have a proper game plan. >>

and that is, you know, one of the big hopes of this program in san mateo county also says that it will roll out an outreach campaign that will let people know about this service and the hotline number. >> lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> santa clara county officials are reporting some success, but also many more challenges in combating homelessness, a new report finds. a record 2500 homeless families were moved into permanent housing last year. at the same time, almost twice as many lost their housing . experts say there are a number of reasons for this, including mental health and addiction, as well as a severe affordable housing shortage. they say more funding is needed to help overcome these issues. >> an east bay wharf that's 120 years old has been removed from off the coast of richmond in an attempt to restore the ecosystem in that area. >> everybody understood that long terme there were going to be significant improvements to the bay from a water quality standpoint, habitat standpoint. >> chevron richmond removed the wharf that was just north of point mallard beach park in

and san mateo county's board of supervisors. he's talking about a way to give local government more control over. driverless cars will see why. the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs, union jobs and investments in our future. this, this is why i'm running for the us senate. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. >> right now on the kron 4 morning news, california leaders are taking action to reduce the maternal death rate of black women will explain how. pressure is mounting right now to put control over autonomous vehicles in the hands of local governments. we're live with details there. plus the leading candidates in california's race for u.s. senate had a debate right here in our studio. we're going

happening today, san mateo county is going to be discussing legislation to stop the expansion of waymo into their county. some people are supporting this resolution. they want local governments to have more control over these autonomous vehicles. kron four's will tran is live in redwood city with a closer look. w within their cities because that's up to the california public utilities commission and the dmv. what's going to happen at 10 o'clock this morning is supervisor dave canada. he's going to introduce legislation or resolution to entire board of supervisors and if passed, it will allow individual cities within san mateo county to make the final say on whether or not they want that particular type of car within their city driving around. despite way know when crews, another company saying those driverless cars are actually a lot safer in human beings driving around. i mean, human beings get into an accident every day of the week, of course. but waymo and cruise. they had been taking a public hit as far as in the court of public opinion because last week, canada is pointing to that

new at ten san mateo county says it will invest $5 million in its new mobile mental health program. >> the board of supervisors unanimously approved the program that they say will start in may. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters is live in redwood city, with more on this program. monica >> claudine san mateo county says this is the first time that they'll use specialized teams to respond to mental health calls without using police. one of the board supervisors says that the community and advocates have been asking for this program for years. people can call 911 and specifically request this kind of response. >> and so it creates this pathway that didn't exist before . >> san mateo county has awarded a $5 million annual contract to telecare corporation, which will work with local nonprofits. star vista, to operate a new mental health response system. callers will soon be able to call to request help for a family member, a friend or anyone else, including themselves, and they will have of five mobile crisis response vans that will be located throughout the county. >> at the ready f

areas remains booked at the san mateo county jail. sted for theft of an airplane in san mateo county. dustin dawsey abc seven news exciting is building for the super bowl that is now just two days away. >> two days? >> can you believe it? a victory sunday would put the 40 niners back on top of a list that they are certainly very familiar with. >> yeah, the niners are shooting for their sixth super bowl title right now. they are tied with the dallas cowboys with five each. only the pittsburgh steelers and new england patriots have more. san francisco actually sat on top of the heap for more than a decade. >> yeah, abc seven news sports anchor chris alvarez is live in las vegas. >> he's been there all week with some perspective on the niners quest for six. hi, chris. haha, hi dan and ama. >> yeah, you saw that graphic right there. the 40 niners were actually the first team to win five lombardi trophies as they won their last one, though in the 1994 season. it's actually january 95th, so it's almost been three decades. hard to believe a t

well, it is a big day for business tomorrow on the san mateo county coast. the pacifica pier will partially reopen after being closed for weeks because of a late december storm damage. the historic landmark had the far end of the pier damaged. as you may remember, we reported this along with guardrails and supports, but the economic damage really has been far worse. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez has more on the sense of hope. that's now coming back to that area. >> so how are you doing? good, good good. how is it? how is it the bustle of fishing and crabbing on the pacifica pier all came to a halt when storm damage forced a five and a half week closure. >> for now, local business owners are excited to see the pier partially reopen on wednesday, so crab snaring basically is a what is >> so it looks like this. um, it comes in six loops. we use cages . >> joel dacron sells handmade crab traps. he said the closure not only impacted those who fish for fun, but also those who rely on the business. >> it's hard, um, to be honest. after the closu

what they can to regulate the cars, the 11:00 news on kttv icu fox two starts now right now, san mateo county trying to prevent waymo's expansion into the county. >> meanwhile, a state senator is asking that there be more checks and balances for this type of technology. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener, san francisco and a few other cities across the country have invested in these cars, but not everywhere is ready for cars without drivers. >> new tonight ktvu lamonica peters spoke with elected leaders who would like to see more regulations in place before driverless cars hit the road. >> san mateo county board supervisor david canepa says the board has unanimously decided to support state senate bill 915, which will give local governments the power to decide if it wants driverless cars on its streets right now, the cpuc decides where driverless companies can operate, and it approved waymo's application to expand to san mateo county last month. >> the last thing i want to do is to make highway 101 a beaker in waymo's science project. want to make sure we have s

for san mateo and los angeles counties. they now say that they will have to wait at least 120 days to make the move. most people we spoke to said they do not want driverless taxis right now. >> people are walking around and we really need drivers. >> i think keeping that part of in person is important. >> reporter: the supervisor said he does not want san mateo county to be part of their experiment. county officials also say they would like to hear more from him about what the company plans to do here. we reached out about the decision and the company did not comment. >>> authorities have identified a three-year-old boy who shot and killed by his mother's boyfriend. this happened yesterday in santa clara. the three-year-old was shot. gomez is the mother's live-in boyfriend and was not related to the child. he's been arrested for murder. >>> new legislation announced today to prevent repeat criminal offenders from committing the same crimes again. a bill was introduced. it would require the state to share what an inmate does

. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office said they received reports the small aircraft landed on the sand just south of poplar beach at five thursday evening. >> the plane is unoccupied. what else? >> i'm getting reports that the pilot took off on foot thanks to a witnesses description of the pilot. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office arrested the suspect within minutes. authorities say the suspect is 50 years old, from miami, florida. >> i've been doing this for almost 20 years, and this is a first for me. >> authorities say the pilot was able to steal the plane from the palo alto airport. and for unknown reasons, decided to land it on a beach in half moon bay. >> it was very unnerving because it's well below the flight deck. it's well below 500ft. you know. so that's what i thought. either there was a mayday or they were up to no good. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office is working with the palo alto police department on this case. the sheriff's office said the suspect has been arrested and booked into jail. >> most importantly, i'm. i'm glad that no one was hurt. i mean,

, what we're learning after 4 people, 2 of them children were found dead inside of a home in san mateo county the latest details there after the break. some developing news now as we're learning new details after 4 people were found dead inside their san mateo home. 2 of the victims are children. this is happening on. >> alameda de los hold us a couple blocks away from abbott, middle school. san mateo police say officers went to do a welfare check as neighbors had not seen the family in a while and they were worried. and once inside, those officers made a grisly discovery. 4 people dead, a man, a woman and 2 children. neighbors tell us here at kron 4. that the husband and wife lived at that home with their twin sons for a few years. and the residents are saying the boys are sweet. they love to wave. hello and that one resident says there did not appear to be anything wrong and they are now distraught about hearing about these deaths. >> you obviously think the whole family like other other relatives involved. is it just the entire family is now gone? but yeah, it makes you wonder there's so p

let's talk about what's going on in san mateo county. sheriff's office is investigating an armed robbery. >> it happened in an unincorporated area of the county yesterday around one 30 in the morning. an armed robbery outside a home in millbrae the 2 suspects had handguns. luckily, the victim was not hurt. they stole a personal belongings and then took off in a gray honda. 5.25. is the time right now. other news that we're following, 2 men in san jose have been arrested now for allegedly robbing multiple bakeries spanning 2 months. police arrested. 37 year-old. >> to ramos and 41 year-old arturo vasquez ayala. police say the 2, rob, several bakeries from december to january, they would take out a gun. the man money taking off with thousands of dollars. both men have been booked into the chest or santa clara county jail. meanwhile, the congress city council will again take up a possible rent stabilization ordinance on tuesday. that would also require landlords have just cause before evicting tenants. the ordinance would apply to multi-fam

san mateo county considering a resolution. >> aims to put the control of driverless cars in the handslocal governments are going play why in a live report. one bay area team had wish credit that was able see the niners play the big game person. play the big game person. you can't leave without cuddles. but, you also can't leave covered in hair. with bounce pet, you can cuddle and brush that hair off. bounce, it's the sheet. and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we are embracing the dry conditions because it won't be dry for much longer morning, john. yes, it is happy to be waking up this morning with a dry commute out there. we are seeing highway 24 winding its way through the east bay hills, not accompanied by any slick spots nor a lot of fog this morning. a good news >> compared to yesterday when we had so much of that fog. we are going to see a little bit of it trying to form out to the interior east bay. that's the delta tried valley as well as a few spots along 101. so don't be surprised if you see it, but definitely not near as widespread as yesterday. current temperatur

the san mateo county board of supervisors asked state regulators to reconsider allowing waymo driverless cars to operate in that county. ktvu lamonica peters talked to leaders who want more regulations in place before driverless cars are allowed on the road. >> san mateo county board supervisor david canepa says the board has unanimously decided to support state senate bill 915, which will give local governments the power to decide if it wants driverless cars on its streets. right now, the cpuc decides where driverless companies can operate, and it approved waymo's application to expand to san mateo county last month. >> the last thing i want to do is to make highway 101 a beaker in waymo's science project. want to make sure we have speeds going at about 65 miles an hour? um, want to make sure that people are safe and look in san francisco, they've had a multitude of problems over the last two weeks in san francisco, a bicyclist was struck and injured by a waymo driverless car and another waymo car was set on fire by a group of people in chinatown. >> state senator dave cortese from san

mateo county board of supervisors. they are meeting right now and they are going to get a resolution from supervisor. david canada. he wants to introduce legislation that allows local cities with in saneo county to make the final decision on whether or not they want waymo cars to be circling their streets right now. they don't have say it's up to the california public utilities commission as well as dmv. he wants to make it like taxicabs where they get permission from the individual cities of whether or not they can pick up passengers. he also points out to what's been going on as far as nationally. but more specifically what's going on in san francisco. you mention the waymo vehicle that was set on fire in chinatown. not to mention what happened last week when a cyclist in a waymo vehicle got into a crash right now that investigation is still ongoing. he says until and other driverless cars can prove that they are safe. he does not want them operating within the county without the city's permission. we've learned what they've done in san francisco. >> everyone in the beginning, they were saying, oh, this technology is safe. this technology, you know, it's it's. it's foolproof. in ta

the san mateo county sheriff's office is still investigating the theft.ce was not hurt. >> fast food workers in california are forming a union with a unique structure. and as ktvu ann rubin explains, it comes at a time when big chains are taking a hard look at wages and menu pricing for the coming year. >> historic. that's how organized ears describe the inaugural gathering of the california fast food workers union, comprised of cooks and cashiers. statewide, the union is the first of its kind in the nation. ramona martinez of san jose was at the meeting in la. she's been a cook at carl's junior for 17 years and spoke with us through a translator. >> it was very exciting to see the room full of other fast food workers who are ready to start this union with me. >> the union comes at a time when fast food wages and pricing are top of mind in california. a $20 minimum wage takes effect in april, and backlash to meal price increases has caused viral anger online. alexander dean is still reeling over a recent mcdonalds purchase. >> it was like 45 or 50 bucks o

service in many parts of california, including san mateo county. estify in person about how cutting off landline service will affect customers. officials say some san mateo county residents who live in remote areas don't have good cell phone reception. ending landline service would cut off the most reliable way for them to call 911. at&t has agreed to discuss the issue with san mateo county leaders. >> our time now. 545 legislation that would allow law enforcement to wiretap up more suspected dealers of the drug fentanyl was approved in its first vote in the state assembly. now that legislation would lower the threshold for wiretapping suspected drug distributors, supporters say this lets law enforcement gather intelligence on drug dealers, while critics say this bill could promote, prosecute of low level drug users. the bill now goes to the full assembly. >> the justice department has launched an antitrust investigation into one of the country's largest health insurers, united health group. according to the wall street journal. investigators have a

and san mateo county supervisor david canepa released this statement, reading in part. now that the county will be able to provide unprecedented services, offering a new lifeline with in-person clinical support for those in crisis or feeling suicidal right where you live. this is 24 over seven, unarmed and compassionate approach meant to keep individuals out of our emergency rooms or jails and handled with care by trained clinicians and again, that national mental health crisis line is 988. it is free and open to anyone who is experiencing a mental health crisis. it is staffed 24 over seven and again open to anyone. sonoma county is holding its first ever resource fair this weekend for local farm workers. the county says the event will connect workers with more than 40 government agencies and nonprofits that can provide support with housing, food, health care, employment, immigration, law, tax preparation among other services. there also will be free health screenings and opportunity to obtain health care that fair is set for this sunday in windsor between 130 to 4 p.m.

it heated up as waymo was trying extend into san mateo county. the supervisor who released the county provision cited more local control. >>> a peek from the east bay overlooking walnut creek. clouds look pretty. kari has a good look at the forecast for this tuesday. got to run a lot of errands today. i've been listening to you. >> you're getting your errands run today. also spend some time on the patio as you like to do before the rain. get the backyard ready for more possibly windy weather going into the weekend and some off-and-on rain tomorrow. but it is so nice out there. a few fair-weather clouds dotting the skies. our temperatures go from mid-50s to upper 50s and will eventually reach a high of about 62 in the south bay today, 60 in dublin and 60 in oakland. now, once again, this is last dry day, but we are going to see rain coming in tomorrow. i'll have a look at that hour-by-hour forecast. we'll talk about two additional storms in our weekend forecast. that's coming up a little bit later. >> we'll check back with you. >>> turning to decis

san mateo county's attorneys sent a letter to the california public utilities commission asking it to reject way most requests for expansion because of the lack of communication. the controversy stems from a county resolution passed tuesday that would give local governments the final say over driverless car services. right now. that decision is up to the dmv and the cpu c. >> well, we had a break for most of the stormy weather today. couple spots in the north bay still pick up a couple of scattered showers. but overall drying things out as we head toward tomorrow morning, we're going to wake up with quite a few clouds early on. you've got some patchy fog likely to form overnight tonight, some mid to high level clouds moving over to 40's and 50's little cool to start out your day as we head toward if you're headed out the door, mostly cloudy skies but will be dry. and then as we head toward 10, those skies begin to part just a little bit. temperatures going to warm up 50's 60's some temperatures by the afternoon, almost 70 degrees. >> thank lawrence. all of the tents are supposed to be

flood adaptation projects, and that the need for a statewide climate bond is urgent. >> the san mateo county exposed county in the state to sea level rise. our county is uniquely impacted by climate change and will need adaptive infrastructure more than any other county in california. we are highly susceptible to flooding of all kinds, and we do not have the infrastructure to cope with this. increasingly powerful and frequent storms, nor the rising seas. >> papin also says the need is urgent. in san mateo county because it has 53 miles of coastline on the bay and 58 miles of coast on the pacific ocean to the east. bay, now where a berkeley woman is suing the us postal service, saying that she and others in her neighborhood have not received their mail for more than five months. now, 81 year old jane stillwater lives in an apartment building on milvia street. she is disabled and on a fixed income, says things have been very hard ever since the mail stopped arriving in august. she says they have to pick up their mail at a postal substation three miles away. they it's just been really difficult

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so here in san mateo county, several parks have been closed down. let's go and show you a full screen in the list of every park and open space that has been in colluded. the county parks department saying that these parks will remain closed until the conditions are safe and right to go. they include devil's slide trail querrey park fitzgerald. >> okay. we are going to eating out a list of closures including near woods point bonita lighthouse and the stinson beach north line and in the bay area, north bay area. we want to talk about this as well, parks and open spaces in fairfield are closed through next thursday. the city says the ground is still saturated from the last round of rain and the storms we have caused unsafe roads and travel conditions. and these are the scenes that officials across the bay area are concerned about. this was yesterday in downtown saint rose on 4th street. firefighters say this tree knocked out power lines, causing isolated power outages and over alameda large land snapped off of that tree. >> that is near the city hall an

that includes all of san francisco and the northern end of san mateo county, mostly south san franciscoe of the heaviest rain we've seen so far. it's coming down in sheets. we'll track how you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are. >>> it is a soak wednesday evening. we're in first alert mode and will be for the next several days. the rain and wind will continue the next several hours. you can see the camera on top of salesforce camera shaking around, just showers tomorrow, friday and saturday, not a washout, but still unsettled and then another atmospheric river will head our way sunday into monday with more heavy rain and probably even strong

information about the company to the board of supervisors before applying for the permit to operate in san mateo countyoncerns were raised by members of congress about plans in solano county to build a new city backed by billionaires from silicon valley, bay area congressman mike thompson and john garamendi hosted a forum about the plans to build what's called california for forever, a new development near travis air force base. the lawmakers say the organizers haven't answered basic questions like where would the necessary water come from? and where would sewage go? they may be the greatest people in the world with the most lofty ideas and morals, but i, i believe that you, uh, trust but verify. >> and there's nothing that they have done that leads me to believe they're trustworthy. and there's nothing in their proposal that will allow for verification. >> the leaders of the california forever project say good paying jobs will be created by this new community, which will also have solar farms, parks and affordable housing. frustrations continue to grow in oakland about the lack of progress in the sear

the san mateo county officials got their hands dirty today to celebrate the beginning of construction colibri commons, the 136 unit affordable housing complex is set to accept residents starting in summer of 2025. county officials say the rent cost will be affordable for people earning between 30 and 60% of the area's median income. all right, 52 men and women just joined the ranks of several bay area law enforcement agencies. please stay with me. i'm going to take you to today's special graduation ceremony in dublin. and then coming up later tonight on the 10:00 news, a bay area man admits to starting fires near the area where crews were fighting that big dixie fire. how he is accused of making work harder for those there on the front lines and a man who has helped protect the streets of san francisco as part of a special patrol is now stepping down the message he is sharing in hopes of attracting more people to join the force. those stories and a lot more coming to two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is

co-founder sergey brin facing a wrongful death lawsuit after one of his planes crashes off the san mateo county coast, killing two people. this is ktvu fox two news at 730. and good evening, everyone. i'm heather holmes, and we begin tonight with a visit by the president biden and his two day campaign swing right here through the bay area air force one touching down at sfo shortly before three this afternoon. san francisco mayor london breed and congresswoman nancy pelosi, among others, were waiting to greet the president there on the tarmac. the president didn't take any questions after making his way off air force one. he then boarded marine one for a short flight to san francisco, where he landed at marina green. the president is in town for two fundraisers, one is set for tonight in san francisco and the second tomorrow in los altos hills. mr. biden's visit brought out demonstrators tonight in san francisco. this video came into the newsroom just about 30 minutes ago. about 100 demonstrators gathered at pacific and baker streets near the site of one of the president's fundraisers in the cit