happening at kimball's momentum home park in san pablo, one side of the property is bordered by san pablo creek. consumerwatch reporter julie watts explains that homeowners can't go home and are in limbo. >> reporter: patricia struggled to buy the home and now struggling to keep it from sliding into the san pablo creek. >> there is no land anymore over there. >> reporter: the hillside is now gone, washed away by winter storms. patricia is one of six at kimball's mobile home park that were red-tagged six months ago all deemed unsafe to live in. the homes, which they own, are now off limits, leaving many homeless searching more places to sleep and near the breaking point. >> i don't have no place to go. >> we're sleeping on the floor. i mean, at least we have a place to stay right now. >> reporter: the ground underneath their red-tagged home belongs to the mobile home park owner. according to public records, the man named robert johansson, who residents say has done nothing to save their homes. >> so the landlord's responsibility to address it. >> reporter: the lawyer represents the homeown

maybe almost to controversydale and over san pablo bay. it burned off early yesterday. see another day of fog and sun. a decent breeze in the delta. pretty active. hot in lake county again, 90s to near 100 degrees. mill valley a little cooler 52. cloverdale 57. fog and sun, hazy sunshine. . a

operational impact as a result.the flight proceeded to the arrival gate has been deplaned. ( pam ) a san pablo is facing charges in connection with an episode that put both her and her 2- month old child in danger. (2-shot/pam) the san jose c-h-p got a call from a tow truck driver on monday... after hediscovered the pair asleep in the car with the windows rolled up .... andthe temperature on the rise.(2-shot/grant) kron four's rob fladeboe picks up the story from there. it was just before 5 o'clock monday when a freeway service provider tow truck stopped to check out what he thought was a disabled vehicle here on highway 17 near 280. he found the female driver was passed out and her 2-month old daughter was in the passenger seat.officer ross lee/chp "....the windows were rolled up and the temperatures outside was ovr 90 degrees so the temperature inside the vehicle was much higher. the child appeared to be asleep but she was panting...." 26-year old arianna rolling of san pablo was booked on suspicion of driving under the influence the baby was taken to valley medical center and is listed in g

he starts in san pablo on august 14-th.n jose mayor sam liccardo announced he will be running for another term. liccardo has been in office for the last two- and-a-half years. he says he wants to continue to work on rebuilding public safety and confronting poverty. the election will take place in november 20- 18. ( mark ) an abandoned dog is safe after being left tied to pole at the marin humane society. in this surveillance video you can see two women tie up a husky and walk away. the dog seems to strain and try and follow the women who don't look back. this happened tuesday morning. officials with the humane society say when they showed up they found the leash but not the dog. after several hours, they finally found the dog. <"we are near a freeway." "we were concerned about safety of the public, safety of the dog. he was scared he could have bit someone.>( mark ) the humane society says it will eventually put the dog up for adoption. ( darya ) burlingame police have recoved hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of stole

the scene of a rollover crash and it's blocking the eastbound direction of castro ranch road at san pablo dam road so expect delays along that stretch. along the eastshore freeway, things are smooth. smooth ride into san francisco. hat's a check of your traffic; ov er to you. >>> 4:51. as the temperature heats up, one south bay city is considering a new spot for residents to cool down, coming up. several mayors across california are joining forces.. to try to >>> temperatures at the coast in the 60s and 70s. redwood city 78 today. it is going to get extremely hot inland triple digits for many areas. and looks like our highs today right along the bay will stay right around the 70s and 80s, but then they are going to inch up a lot by tomorrow. get ready for excessive heat come friday. saturday, sunday for the next several days. let's check in now with jaclyn. hey. >> hey, traffic looking pretty good along 101. this is near 380 north of sfo. you can see that traffic is moving well in both directions. if you are heading to the airport, you shouldn't have any trouble as far as the roads. we'll

san pablo police say they are working with him to address this issue. in the meantime the tenants and their lawyer plan to sue. >>> less than three days until the total solar eclipse. it's likely going to be the most photographed eclipse in history...but only if you have the right tools. 6.21.0 cell phone ca reporter lisa meadows explains how it could ruin your cell phone. >> reporter: it's likely to be the most photographed eclipse in history but only if you have the right tools. >> the cell phone camera isn't going to pick up a good enough detail for you to see the eclipse and the other thing is it could actually damage your cell phone. >> reporter: watching the eclipse on your cell phone screen may damage the phone, but will it damage your eyes? >> a cell phone camera is basically a digitized image of the projection that's gone through the camera. so you're not going to burn yourself by looking at that image. >> reporter: if capturing the eclipse on your phone is a must, there is an option, a mini telephoto lens. >> a little attachment that goes on f

we have an earlier crash at central that's cleared and now a crash near san pablo dam road has traffic backing up towards highway 4 in hercules. so just under a 30-minute ride for drivers heading along the eastshore freeway right at 6:00 this morning. and richmond parkway if you would like to use that as your alternate, keep in mind a lot of people have the same idea so that's slow in both directions. we'll keep you advised of when those lanes re-open but in the meantime, do expect a "slow, stop, go" kind of wednesday morning commute. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> jaclyn, wish we could cue the music and bring in a little bit of here comes the sun by the beatles from 1969 because check this out! sun is making an appearance right now at mount vaca. sun is just beautiful!! not a cloud in the sky there. we're socked in, in san francisco at 58. it's overcast in oakland. a few clouds now in livermore and santa rosa overcast in the 50s. seasonal summer day today. 60s at the coast with partial clearing except daly city and colma. otherwise, foster city, south san francisco, a

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he starts in san pablo on august 14-th. (darya) san jose mayor sam liccardo announced he will be running for another term. liccardo has been in office for the last two- and-a-half years. he says he wants to continue to work on rebuilding public safety and confronting poverty. the election will take place in november 20- 18. (mark) an abandoned dog is safe after being left tied to pole at the marin humane society. in this surveillance video you can see two women tie up a husky and walk away. the dog seems to strain and try and follow the women who don't look back. this happened tuesday morning. officials with the humane society say when they showed up they found the leash but not the dog. after several hours, they finally found the <"we are near a freeway." "we were concerned about safety of the public, safety of the dog. he was scared he could have bit someone.>(mark) the humane society says it will eventually put the dog up for adoption. (mark) burlingame police have recoved hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of stolen

here in san jose the chp has charged this woman, 26 year old arianna rolling, of san pablo, with childendangerment after she was found passed out in her car with the windows rolled up and her 2-month old baby asleep in the front seat. a tow truck driver, investigating what he thought was a disable vehicle on highway 17, discovered the pair and notified the chp, which said the temperature outside the car was above 90 and higher still inside. the baby is in good condition at valley medical center and rolling is also facing charges of obstructing a peace officer and driving under the influence. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. here in novato, football on the line. not enough players have been showing up for practice - the principal sent out an email warning that if they don't get the numbers they are not going to be able to have a varsity season. players have since rallied and there is a big community meeting planned on wednesday to go over how to save the season. teresa estacio kron4 news (pam) another (pam) kron4 newsteresa estacio season. to save the go over how to save the season

the city of san pablo will only say that they have been in touch with the land owner. the owners of the trailers do plan to sue. >>> i am danielle nottingham in reseda, california. coming up, people are cashing in on the eclipse. bike lanes to golden gate park.. beca track beauty over bike lane. that is what san francisco part officials say. they will not the adding bike lanes. the decision was recently revealed. there will be new stop signs, painted crosswalks and speedbump but no protected biker areas. some say that is the wrong decision? >> we want to respect the natural beauty of our parks and the best way to do that is to remove as many cars as possible from the park.>> the traffic safety improvements come after two bicyclists were killed in the park last year. >>> the total solar eclipse is expected to reduce energy use significantly. when it reaches its peak at 10:15 am solar power will drop by 15%. they are working on finding alternative resources like hydro . >> engineers will be looking at life telemetry data to see if there are concerns that we did not predi

a san pablo woman is in jail... accused of child endangerment and d-u-i...after she was found asleep...in her hot car...with her 2-month old baby inside. (pam) kron four's rob fladeboe reports .... the windows were rolled up and the temperature ..well over 90 degrees. it was just before 5 o'clock monday when a freeway service provider tow truck stopped to check out what he thought was a disabled vehicle here on highway 17 near 280. he found the female driver was passed out and her 2-month old daughter was in the passenger seat.officer ross lee/chp "....the windows were rolled up and the temperatures outside was ovr 90 degrees so the temperature inside the vehicle was much higher. the child appeared to be asleep but she was panting...." 26-year old arianna rolling of san pablo was booked on suspicion of driving under the influence the baby was taken to valley medical center and is listed in good condition. babies and children are especially vulnerable in such cases says vmc trauma surgeon dr. adella garland.dr. adella garland/valley medical center "....we ten

san pablo ave and oak ridge road are closed...all the way to pinole valley road.emmant avenue is also closed. the exact nature of the device is not clear...again pinole police calling this an explosive device... these are pictures from the area that's blocked off. we'll keep you posted. (pam) new tonight at 8. 9-1-1 calls are being answered faster in san francisco... after the city took steps lower demand on dispatchers.(steve) but 9-1-1 call centers are still seeing staffing shortages. and dispatchers tell kron-4's gabe slate that working conditions need to be improved or the public's safety could be at risk. san francisco's 911 dispatch center is now answering calls closer to the national average which is within 10 seconds 90% of the time. under the orders of mayor ed lee as of august 10th all non emergency calls have been routed to the 311 call center sound from ben sizemore, an seiu local 1021 field representative for 911 dispatchers san francisco:they get about a hundred these calls a day unfortunately is a bit of a drop in the bucket cuz over 4,000 calls so

(grant) new at ten: the city of san pablo is getting a new police chief.police captain "ron" raman has been offered the position of top cop in san pablo. an east bay native... raman grew up in pinole. he earned his bachelors degree in criminal science from sacramento state university and received his masters from saint mary's college. raman has been on the police force for 21-years... the last three as a captain. raman will take the top position on august 14-th. (pam) happening now:thanks to surveillance video, an abandoned dog is safe tonight. the husky mix was left tied to a pole at the marin humane society.but -- the dog ended up chewing through its leash... and taking off. kron4's terisa estacio shows us how the shelter was able to track down the pup. (grant) the teenager who was using text messages and phone calls to encourage her boyfriend to commit suicide in 20-14... was found guilty today.(grant) michelle carter was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter...for manipulating conrad roy to commit suicide. the two were dating, and both of them suffe

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this is 80 near the accident at san pablo dam road.ou can see the backup, how quickly it's developed at such an early-morning hour before 6:00. we have been tracking delays like this along this freeway since 4:30. it's been rough on the eastshore freeway. allow extra time. if you are using richmond parkway, that's definitely going to be slow, as well. bay bridge toll plaza, backed up to the foot of the maze, metering lights on. we have a new accident reported westbound 80 right as you approach fifth. so here's a live look near the fremont street exit and the next exit will be folks trying to exit that 5th street there. that's going to be a little sluggish. so in that direction, i sound like a broken ortho, but give yourself some extra time. it's all part of the wednesday morning commute. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> i know you are heading to the beach. this is going to be your weekend, jaclyn. i have that forecast coming up. right now, what you can expect this morning at 5:49. it's layers of clouds looking out toward

it looks like it's heading back over san pablo bay to parts of marin county.re's still light rain in the mix but the convective activity looks to be east and moving north. 70s and 80s. you can see a change, i saw 71 in the city about an hour ago, now 65. it depends on the wind direction. look at the temps, its 59 in omaha. we're sitting here 10, 12 degrees warmer. you don't see that all the time. tropical clouds also put a cap on the thunderstorm activity. that's the dry air beginning to move into southern california and also arizona. some big time rain events on the desert yesterday. that's the low. it's going to start moving a little more east and north. that will keep us in for partly to mostly cloudy skies even into saturday, certainly i think to the north. today it's all about cloud cover and occasionally lightning. that's the main cell showing up. you see that line heading towards vallejo . 70s, 80s, and 90s on your temps, a tropical muggy day taking us into saturday and then it looks better sunday into next week. >> that sounds good. >>>that moth ball f

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crews are still working to repair a sinkhole in san pablo. see it forming under this car after a water main broke yesterday morning flooding the streets. it closed down roads at 16th street and mission in san pablo. firefighters tried to keep water from flowing into homes while workers were starting to clean it up. right now there's no word on when the roads will reopen. >>> sold out shows, expensive tickets, and rave reviews were the norm for "hamilton" the musical's run here in san francisco. last night it was the final curtain call as b"today in the bay's" marianne favro shows us hundreds scrambled to get a shot at a ticket before the show left town. >> reporter: for the day "hamilton" has seen almost a cult following. emily quinn has seen the musical twice, but that didn't stop her from trying to get tickets for tonight's final show in san francisco this year. >> i'm just really trying to get tickets. i was standing in line earlier for the 2:00 one. i didn't get those. >> reporter: this woman is hoping to see the show for the fourth time.

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sky 7 was over the scene on 27th street near san pablo avenue. immigration and customs enforcement officials along with homeland security issued a search warrant. they would only say this is part of an ongoing criminal case. >>> convicted sex offender has given up his attempt to move to rhoner park. police tell abc 7 news that daniel patrick civilly told them on monday he was returning to l.a. that's where he was found guilty of four sexual offenses. abc 7 news was in rhoner park over the weekend when we learned he was stayin at an apartment complex. police say they've been tracking silly on social media and it shows he's in skid row. he has until tomorrow to register as a sex offender in l.a. county. >>> new details now about an east bay dental assistant accused of molesting at least five young girls while on the job. 24-year-old alejandro saro was scheduled to stand trial this week, but he decided over the weekend to take a plea deal instead. saro pleaded guilty to five felony counts of child molestation. he's scheduled to be sentenced on septe

that bullet passed through the wall of a home near san pablo park. police arrested anthony mccurdy on wednesday. the man is facing several charges including assault with the use of a semi-automatic handgun and illegal possession of ammunition. he is being held on $635,000 bail and has a plea hearing scheduled for august 31. >>> here is a follow-up to the story we reported after a freeway shooting. this chp is asking for help in locating the people responsible for the attack that may have been a case of road rage. this happened in the southbound lanes of interstate 880 in san leandro around 2:30 am. four men or writing in the mitsubishi one several other men in a white car pulled up. one of them opened fire. the driver was hit in the head but managed to pull into the center divide and is listed in critical condition this morning. >> officers responded. when they arrived they found one vehicle in the number one lane. for occupants, one injured from a gunshot wound. >> the highway was shut down from within six hours. no surveillance cameras were in the

. >>> a san pablo woman is under arrest after she was found asleep in a hot car with her 2- month-old daughter beside her. chp officers found the 25-year- old and her baby in san jose yesterday afternoon. they say the baby was asleep but panting in the 90-degree heat. police took arianna rawling into custody on suspicion of dui and child endangerment. the baby was taken to the hospital and is okay. >>> just the month of july, 11 children died in hot vehicles making it the deadliest month for children in five years. kpix5's ann macibic on how new legislation could prevent tragedy. >> i will never forgive myself. >> reporter: this couple always dreamed of children and then adopted their son. but on a busy hot day, miles forgot to drop off the baby to daycare. >> it's heartbreaking because i did it. i killed my son. >> reporter: nobody think -- >> nobody thinks it'll happen to them until it happens. >> reporter: chase's death was more than 700 heat stroke fatalities of children left in cars since 1998. an average of 37 per year. the first seven months of this year have been the worse in

another crash down through san pablo is not a major issue. it's over on the shoulder. your travel times clear and easy. 14 minutes from highway 4. i'll hand it back to you. >> happening today it could be the beginning of what is expected a to be contentious weekend. >> several rallies are planned in san francisco. today an anti-hate rally kicks off at city hall at noon. mayor ed lee, city leaders, saying it's meant to be a celebration of values, compassion, love and inclusiveness. later tonight advocates against hate will hold a digital light rally and digital at crissy field. no real candles are allowed there. >> many are expecting the volatile right-wing rally in san francisco. the national park service is laying out fences at crissy field where the rally is permitted to take place. san francisco will activate its office of emergency services to help monitor the situation. the public defender and his staff will be at the demonstration serving as legal observers. >> in light of what happened in charlottesville people want to be there to make sure they know what the la

they will push through the golden gate and make the left turn at the bay bridge and head through san pablo bay into the delta from 2:00 to 9:00 this afternoon and evening so brisk there and a little choppy. we don't have much more warming to go in the south bay. 74 in san jose. santa cruz 69. look at milipitas and sunnyvale, 71 and 72. 70 to 74, really stretching it for the peninsula today. 69 in millbrae. we'll be around 60 to 67 along the peninsula coast to 63 in downtown san francisco. up in the north bay, a little more sunshine. temperature around 75 to 79. up around cloverdale and maybe like some mid-80s. mid to upper 60s. richmond, oakley, a little more sunshine in fremont, about 71. tonight will feel like a fall classic. 63 and not a lot of sunshine when the game starts at 1:06. as far as lows tonight, east bay will be in the 72 to 79-degree range in our valleys. we should be in the upper wi80 accuweathe rn-veseda degrees tu wednesday and finally back to average thursday, friday and saturday. no 80s today and a few 90s possible friday and saturday. back to you, ladies. >> mike, than

inland, and the small craft advisory for the northern half of the bay into the san pablo bay. i'll show you more on that coming up. a quick look at today's forecast. the highs are cooler than average because for a couple hours we're going to get limited sunshine from 9:00 to about 11:30. so for about 2 1/2 hours, that's some of our prime warming. we'll warm back to average tomorrow and keep climbing wednesday, and i'll have the rest of that accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. here's alexis. >> good morning. so far, we're looking pretty good on the roads. i want to take you to highway 17. some overnight road work, we have scheduled until about 6:30 this morning on southbound 17 between laurel road and scotts valley drive. a little red there approaching that. and that is the counter commute direction. i'm guessing they're just stopping traffic momentarily and that will clear out soon. it should not be a major issue, and a district check outside. no metering lights yet and very light traffic volumes. a lot of students heading back to school today, so be on the lookout

you'll run into sprinkles the next couple of hours, places like hercules right now, san pablo, up andwn the peninsula. fremont, milipitas, san jose, you're about to get a little wet also. put it forward, and can you see definite shrinking of the aerial coverage to almost nothing by 5:15 and notice the yellows and orange which would be moderate dropping down to green before they completely dissipate. that's why we won't see any thunderstorms. just a few sprinkles and maybe a light shower. what i'm also watching is look at the marine layer. trying to sneak back into the golden gate when no one is looking. that's when you know the humidity is going to be chased away by the cooler and dryer sea breeze. that will start tomorrow. until then showers will fade and warm and humid today. tonight, mostly cloudy, our last mild to warm night and then with the storms moving north and east they will take all that warm and humid weather with. it look at the dew points. 50 to 59. well within that range. even the low 50s. we're about 58 to 656 so can you see we're getting into the humid level where you

. >>> new this morning, new chief of police in san pablo city leaders say 21-year, well probably he's been there for 21 years, pittsburg police veteran ron ramen will lead. he'll start his new job ten days from now. >>> the world's most expensive dress is on display in san francisco. can you imagine what dress it might be? the one iconic marilyn monroe wore when she sang "happy birthday" to president john f. kennedy, it was his 45th birthday. this was a picture unveiled at "ripley's believe it or not" on fisherman's wharf. the company bought that dress last year for $5 million, and the dress will be on display through labor day. >>> happening today, if pickle ball is your thing, santa cruz county opens its first pickle ball courts. at this point you're probably asking yourself what is pickle ball? well, the best way to describe it might be paddle ball meets tennis meets ping-pong. we dug a little deeper and found there are two dozen bay area pickle ball courts and the sport only started 50 years ago. the new santa cruz pickle ball courts are located at brahmer street park. >> looks pr

tonight the baby's mother, 25- year-old aryanna rolling of san pablo is under arrest. the confident spotted the car parked along highway -- the officer spotted the car parked along highway 217 and spotted the mother sleeping inside right next to her child. >> the windows were rolled up on the vehicle and the outside temperature was in excess of 90 degrees. the child wasn't sleeping but was panting. >> rolling faces charges including child dangerment and driving under the influence -- endangerment and driving under the influence. the baby is recovering tonight at santa clara medical center. . >>> tonight the contra costa board of supervisors approved an extreme crackdown, no stopping, standing or parking at all times on portions of silver and jade streets. it's an effort to keep drivers from coming in, playing loud music and congregating. more signs will be installed soon. >>> tonight is national night out and there were events all across the bay area. in san jose the police department held a festival with games and carnival rides. the goal, to improve the relationship

but there's still a lot of low clouds that go around, and it's making a push over to some parts of san pablo bay. today is the last day i think there will be much in the way of significant fog. i've been watching that coming up right there, and a little bit may be sneaking up towards patterson. that sure i buy that by modesto but i do buy that by merced. lots of that thunderstorm activity if you are headed toward the valley has been speaking up. we will see a a few high clouds out of that. fog on the coast, warm inland, and it may be cloverdale, and, a summer where the coast is enjoyed, it looks like the fog will get chewed up. they are all in the 50s now and i think we are warmer than not a couple of days ago. the onshore breezes decreasing a little bit, but by the time this goes northerly which will probably be tomorrow, then we will start warming up. if these and a lot of the temperatures, and a few upper 50s. maybe parts of santa clara valley and also he spake. 57 in monterey, and in the sierra yesterday we had the cloud cover. it looks to be saying -- staying south. two things are going

>>>the city of san pablo has a new police chief. he was picked out of 32 applicants. he grew up in pinole and received a master's degree from mary's college. he also teaches part time in pittsburgh. >>> a farmer in butte county says the flooding from the oroville dam spillway caused millions of dollars in damage to his walnut farm. >> the land we speak of is gone. it'ser recoverable and the trees with it. >> he says he lost $1 million in land and $14 million in future produce. >>>san francisco city leaders showing support for funding that would speed up the funding of a housing project. this project would turn the balboa park parking lot into 100 units of below market rate housing. if state lawmakers approve it, funding for the project could be started in just six months. >>>right now it's 5:10 and we're talking about tuition free community college. the latest state to offer higher education at no cost. >> it looks like the investigation into possible ties between the trump campaign and russia is expanding. we'll have the latest developments just ahead. >> good mornin

we have about 60 in san pablo. lafayette, livermore, san francisco, checking in at 57, napa.he south bay. 8:00, 64 noon, 75. hang around 80 in the afternoon hours. by 6:00, 77. 70 at 8:00. we won't even be close to our average highs in the east bay valleys. they're 88. we'll top out from 83 to 2:00 to 4:00. if you're heading out for lunch, 76. if you're heading out in the evening, 70 by 8:00. the accuweather 7-day forecast up next. >> thanks. >> from sex in the city to running the state. the new push for cynthia nixon to become new york's next governor. >> san francisco wants to buy a troubled mcdonald's re raunlt, but not to serve burgers and fries. >> we keep weather and traffic information on your screen throughout the commercial break ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> 6:43. hayward police arrested a man accused

the bullet passed through the wall of a home near san pablo park. police arrested anthony mccurdy last wednesday. the man is facing several charges including assault with the use of a semi-automatic handgun and illegal possession of ammunition. he is being held on $635,000 bail and his plea hearing is scheduled for august 31. >>> follow-up to a story we brought you this time yesterday morning. and of the freeway shooting in the bay area. the chp is asking for the public to help locate the people responsible for this attack that may have been the case of road rage. this happened in the southbound lanes of interstate 880 in san leandro near lewelling boulevard around 2:30 am. four men were in a mitsubishi when several men in a white car pulled up and one person in the white car opened fire. the driver of the mitsubishi was hit in the head but managed to pull over into the center divide. that man is listed in critical condition. >> we don't have anything. we don't have anything except it was a white sedan. if you were in this area and you heard or saw

legal issues, filing a suit claiming insurers failed to him almost $10 million for his canceled san pablou remember when kanye west was in trump tower with donald trump. that was right after he was released from the hospital, ucla medical center. that's a canceled tour we are talking about. kim was robbed in paris. kanye west, some kind of undisclosed illness. next stop was trump tower. those tour dates were canceled. >> matt: i don't know how they get by. i think you ought to hire bill cosby's former attorney. >> dom: if he had insurance, that's why they do it. these guys get a cold or they are finicky, they get depressed, they cancel towards. if you want to ensure them, you're taking a big risk. >> matt: may be he was lazy and didn't meet the specifications and the insurance policy. >> eric: you hit it right on the head. of course you can have an issue and call on your insurance carrier to pay your problems. you better -- a better be in the rider and if it's not, he's out 10 million. >> eboni: on insurance company. >> eric: didn't he say he was dressed? >> eboni: that's going to be the

. >> in contra costa county they are starting new work to prevent flooding on san pablo. jonathan. >> reporter: come winter time this creek bed will look a lot different. while it may be dry now, one good rainstorm in the winter and this whole thing, under you see here will be under water. today the county broke ground on a project to ensure that all the water stays here in the creek bed instead of flooding people's homes. as families in houston seek shelter, local officials appear to be gardening. >> it's going to take some time. >> reporter: these two worlds are closer than you think. >> this whole area used to be covered with ivy. it's restricting the flood flows. >> reporter: this is the first step in a levhe levee improveme project that's designed to prevent flooding like what happened in houston and also like what happened in san jose last winter. >> it makes us realize this is so important. >> reporter: over the new two years contra costa county will raise the levees a foot and a half across a two mile stretch. >> that 18 inches could provide the difference between

the fog is making a push north over parts of the san pablo bay and vallejo and crockett. it's filling in rapidly on parts of the peninsula and the south bay. it looks like a good onshore breeze will give way to a cooler pattern. 5-10 degrees. 50s and 60s for the temperatures. kohler to the north for some. because of that low cloud cover i think we are stuck. mid 50s in petaluma. the temperature change from 24 hours a, a little cooler than yesterday. we have low clouds and tropical clouds sneaking in along the sierra. we may see a few clouds to the east. 60s through 90s and a few hundreds. cooler today and tomorrow. and then it looks really warm. as kathy in pacifica said, when will we get some sun over here? i know it's hot but we've been in fog city. there are hints i think that even the coast will warm up this weekend. some areas have been blazing hot and some of the coast and city, 60s for most of the summer. >> they kind of like that. >> if you're on the coast, they now won their sun. -- they now want their son. >>> many shoppers who went to whole foods yesterday saw

. >>> a woman from san pablo faces charges tonight after police say she was found asleep in a hot car with her 2-month-old daughter. the chp says she was spotted inside the car yesterday afternoon on the shoulder of highway 17 in san jose. a tow truck driver first saw the woman and called chp. she faces charges of suspicion of driving under the influence and child endangerment. the baby was asleep but panting in 90 plus degree heat. she's now doing well. >>> let's talk about this heat. a live look outside from our emeryville camera. it's warm, even hot out there. san jose today took action to keep people safe in this heat. david louie is live with the story. david? >> reporter: we are inside camden community center, one of five that have been opened in san jose today as a cooling center. it's a very comfortable 72 degrees. the lobby area is open until 9:00 tonight, one hour longer than usual. as you'll see, the staff has set out ice water for everyone to stay hi demonstrated. -- hydrated. with the temperature approaching 100 degrees, this is welcome relief. so where are people hanging

. >>> a woman from san pablo faces charges tonight after police say she was found asleep in a hot car with her 2-month-old daughter. the chp says she was spotted inside the car yesterday afternoon on the shoulder of highway 17 in san jose. a tow truck driver first saw the woman and called chp. she faces charges of suspicion of driving under the influence and child endangerment. the baby was asleep but panting in 90 plus degree heat. she's now doing well. >>> let's talk about this heat. a live look outside from our emeryville camera. it's warm, even hot out there. san jose today took action to keep people safe in this heat. david louie is live with the story. david? >> reporter: we are inside camden community center, one of five that have been opened in san jose today as a cooling center. it's a very comfortable 72 degrees. the lobby area is open until 9:00 tonight, one hour longer than usual. as you'll see, the staff has set out ice water for everyone to stay hi demonstrated. -- hydrated. with the temperature approaching 100 degrees, this is welcome relief. so where are people hanging

san pablo ave and oak ridge road are closed...all the way to pinole valley road.tennant avenue is also closed. the exact nature of the device is not clear...again pinole police calling this an explosive device... we'll keep you posted. (vicki) happening now - the contra costa county school board set to decide if the mount diablo unified school district remains intact. it's been an issue for years now with thousands of petitioners in favor of leaving the district. kron4s ella sogomonian is in pleasant hill where the meeting is in it's fifth hour. sot: ella sogomonian, pleasant hill// " now that the county board has weighed in a long standing feud within the mount diablo school district is one step closer to being resolved." after close to 5 hours in a special meeting tuesday night the contra costa county school board will decide on a recommendation whether the mount diablo unified school district should be divided.the push by more than 6 thousand petitioners would split off northgate high school in walnut creek, along with four other schools.sot: nellie meyer, supe

the a-t-f came to the same conclusion in the investigation of the san pablo avenue construction fire in oakland.. investigators say they're still ready to consider any new evidence or information... (steve) a major weapons seizure in the city of pittsburg tonight and the city's highway 4 license plate readers being credited for the bust... kron 4's dan kerman is at police headquarters in pittsburg to explain. pittsburg police are chalking up the seizure of this cache of stolen weapons to its cameras to read every license plate of highway 4police say about 330 friday morning one of their highway 4 license plate readers identified a stolen vehicle heading eastbound into the city dispatchers notified patrol officers, who caught up with the vehicle near loveridge road. a pursuit followed the suspect eventually abandoned the vehicle and took off on foot near contra loma boulevard. he was eventually caught by police dog and when officers searched the stolen car to their surprise this is what they found rifles, handguns hoslsters and ammuniition all stolen during the burglary of a home in c

maybe almost to controversydale and over san pablo bay. it burned off early yesterday. we will see another day of fog and sun. a decent breeze in the delta. pretty active. hot in lake county again, 90s to near 100 degrees. mill valley a little cooler 52. cloverdale 57. fog and sun, hazy sunshine. . a few clouds popping up over the sierra, much calmer than wednesday when a little system came by and fired up some thunderstorms. 60s, 70s, 80s to 90s -- near normal temperatures. we will start with our top story which takes us to san jose when someone opened fire on two off-duty oakland firefighters, killing one and wounding the other. >> yes. we have more with lee this morning. >> reporter: yes. the officers were attending an event off-duty, taylor street east of japantown. the two firefighters were probationary firefighters. they were attending an event. as they were leaving they were confronted by a group of people then shot. both were taken to separate hospitals. one 30-year-old firefighter was pronounced dead at regional medical center. the other firefighter, 26 years o

hit and miss over san pablo bay and also crockett.nd filling in most locations to the south are dealing with fog or they can probably see it. 50s, 60s on the temps. they have been stuck most of the morning. 54 up in calistoga. bodega bay cooler. cloverdale, petaluma, san rafael, 56 or 55. look at that. same for occidental. the fog has a lot to do with that. look at the cloud cover surging up tropical clouds coming up from san joaquin valley. some will clip the east bay and the santa clara valley. you see the sierra taking the turn. we will get higher clouds out of that. for us, the fog will retreat. then an shore breeze which equals cooler. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. but not the 107 that livermore had yesterday. san francisco was 68 yesterday. livermore was 107. so -- today and tomorrow look cooler. if you don't like hot weather, make plans to get out of dodge. this weekend looks hot. maybe even the coast warming up too. >> man. >> hints of that. >> thanks, steve. >>> we're following all of the latest about tropical storm harvey. steve sa

sonoma county, marin, san pablo bay and even to the east. it looks like it will take a turn toward brentwood. it is solid and sold-out as sal would say on the san mateo coast in santa clara valley. this sierra has been dealing with this thunderstorm of the week and now out of the picture and taking it into the four corners. 21 to 29 for the wind gusting, and 39 at 2 am so the delta breeze is alive and well. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, 51 in glen allen, cloverdale 51, bodega bay 50, the coolest we've seen in a while. occidental at 55 with plenty of low clouds and fog in place. 41 in truckee, 61 in sacramento, 58 in monterey. quiet over the mountain range in the sierra as the low moves out. you can see this activity at the four corners. the high pressure will kick back in for the warmest temperatures we've seen since august 3. 60s, 70s, 80s and a few low 90s, 95 to 99 up north. it will get warmer after friday, warm to hot for many inland but not so much on the coast.>> the middle of summer hot. >> it could get to 102 or 103 at livermore, a

everybody else about 60 to 62 degrees. 61 right now in newark and alameda to 58 in san pablo to 57 in 59 in lafayette and danville. a look at the golden gate bridge. getting cloudiery the moment. if you're on the bay, breezy north of the bay bridge through the delta. exercising, strong sunshine. 100s in palm springs and redding. that's it. 82 and thunderstorms in yosemite. molyst in s tahoe. so let's talk more about those kids going back to class today. hundreds of thousands of students going back today. >> you know what that means. a lot of parents dropping their kids off at ho buses out there. >> congestion. >> especially the surface streets. ahdduting o what you have to a time to your commute today. intersubstantial, not so much, and slow down, take it easy in the schooak you to one of the slow spots we had for almost two hours this 580, just past flyn road, a disabled vehicle reported around 4:50 this'stille not been able to clear that. that's right along the altamont pass commute. you're really jammed out of tracy. 8 miles per hour, 14 miles per hour approaching. yes, that is typ

in richmond for the community kickoff of the flood protection levy project for the wild cat and san pabloeks. it began with pulling evasive plants that can restrict water flow. over the next two years, the county will raise the levies a foot and a half across a two-mile stretch. >> that 18 inches could provide the difference between a house being nood flooded or not. >> grant money will be used for the nearly $2 million project. and they will employ young people to work on vegetation management for this project. >>> another look at breaking news. a wildfire near lake oroville north of sacramento. we've seep images of homes burning because of this fire. evacuations are in effect. there you see aircraft fighting the fire. a shelter will be open at 6:45 tonight at the ponderosa community center. the fire has already burned 600 acres with zero containment to report. >>> now to a story you'll only see here tonight. residents of this housing development are moving into new accommodations across the street. it's the milestone of a private city project to transform the southeastern part of san fr