but i am seen some rain what slick conditions and here in san pablo 80 eastbound west of san pablo damwe got an accident. so we are seeing delays, san pablo avenue might be good alternate if you're trying to get around that area. james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's continue our team coverage of the weather now across the bay. we've got our crews fanned out. we do. if you haven't sent us pictures yet. >> now we just want add to it because they can only be one place at one time. takes a while through the rain. they got to drive to get lot. you know. yeah. and let's not i mean, they love it out in the rain. so face more. you will look at now. do you know how much we get teased by the public the time like let me guess you're going to stand out in the rain and the answer is yeah. and why are you watching. so i always say that suddenly are watching. and out. that's why i'm >> i'm out here so i want to show you something. i'm still in san jose. the rain is certainly picking up, although not her rend s i'm waiting for it, but it's good steady rainfall. we will zoom in and look at this was

we have new information now on a deadly shooting by san pablo. police officers shot and killed a man yesterday who investigators say what was holding what turned out to be a pellet gun. all crime reporter henry lee, joining us now live from the newsroom with the latest on this investigation, henry. alex the fact that police say this was a pellet gun capable of firing metal ball bearings and not as initially believed in air soft gun, which fires plastic projectiles does change the investigation somewhat, and what the suspect was doing with this pellet gun was caught on video. the whole time we stand. there's kind of cocking it back, pointing it right now. surveillance video shows a man pointing and handling what appears to be a gun. the man was standing outside this toyota tacoma pickup truck in the parking lot of evergreen market in san pablo, and about two wednesday afternoon. he was walking with it in his hand. he would kind of, uh, remove the clip. put it back in. um he would caucus several times he was drunk. he was going through several moti

west of san pablo dam road.oing have more on your traffic coming up, the darya james, we'll send it over to you. thank you. ray. 7.18 for your money. a new law is supposed to go into effect in california. january 1st, that could impact the supply of bacon. for that more. let's go to jane king live at the nasdaq, a j. >> the idea. a good morning. and let's start with also prices for new cars hit another record high in november 8th straight month. we've seen a record high in new cars. so according to kelley blue book's of average price. now $46,320 at 13% over where it was november of 2020 sales are down due to short supply, which is because of the computer chip shortage that has reduced incentives and driven that the average price higher well coalition of california restaurants and grocery stores not a lawsuit to block the start of a new farm animal welfare law. this law requires that breeding pigs egg-laying chickens and veal calves be given enough space to stand in, turn around. but many producers have not yet

for san pablo. police officers are on leave tonight after they shot and killed a man armed with what appeared to be a loaded gun . hello again. i'm clouding wang in for frank and i'm julie julie haener. police say the weapon turned out to be an air soft gun that looked like a real gun. the shooting happened around 2 30 this afternoon near the intersection of market and fred jackson way in north richmond. ktvu is elissa harrington has more now from police who tell us the suspect repeatedly refused officers commands. this is the scene where san pablo police opened fire on a subject they thought was carrying a loaded handgun when in fact it was an air soft gun. the shooting happened around 2 30 in the afternoon on market avenue and fred jackson way in north richmond. a clerk at evergreen produce called to report a man in the parking lot with a weapon . he was walking with it in his hand. he would kind of. ah removed the clip. put it back in. um he would caucus several times. an employee told us the man

we continue to follow the. >> breaking news in the east bay where san pablo police shot and killed agun. >> new at 10, we're hearing from san pablo police about today's fatal encounter. >> also ahead, it is going to be a wet night for the bay area. but will the rain also affect your morning commute. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking how long this latest storm will linger and when an even stronger one is slated to show up those stories and much more coming up on kron 4 news at 10. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. call the barnes firm now, and let us help you get the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. when a truck hit my son, but our here, we are just getting starte

for san pablo.hot and killed a man armed with what appeared to be a loaded gun . hello again. i'm clouding wang in for frank and i'm julie julie haener. police say the weapon turned out to be an air soft gun that looked like a real gun. the shooting happened around 2 30 this afternoon near the intersection of market and fred jackson way in north richmond. ktvu is elissa harrington has more now from police who tell us the suspect repeatedly refused officers commands. this is the scene where san pablo police opened fire on a subject they thought was carrying a loaded handgun when in fact it was an air soft gun. the shooting happened around 2 30 in the afternoon on market avenue and fred jackson way in north richmond. a clerk at evergreen produce called to report a man in the parking lot with a weapon . he was walking with it in his hand. he would kind of

customers turned away at nations giant hamburgers on san pablo avenue in san pablo, closed sunday night employees traumatized after what happened earlier in the day came in had gone. pointed arrows can't really describe how i feel. after that. just shaken up the restaurants, cashier whose identity we're protecting, says the man wearing a hooded sweatshirt walked inside the hamburger joint around 11 30 in the morning. he then told her to open the cash register. as she looked down. she saw he was holding a gun and feared for her life. the one talking to him he was he was talking to me. how. if anyone would have been shot, i would have been the first one to get shot. coincidentally she says, a customer was eating at the back of the restaurant. it turns out it was a uc berkeley police sergeant. not on the clock, he yelled at him to drop his weapon. and did he drop the weapon or now? i'm not sure we ran with my round hair. i all of her was a bun shock. i don't know how many were shot. i just heard one. the suspect was taken to a local hospital where he died. the sheriff's office identified h

about 20 minutes there out in san pablo 80 eastbound at hilltop drive. this once was a hot spot. t as bad as it was about 30 minutes ago or so. and here in san francisco, like john mentioned, you're traveling along one. oh, one seen a lot of highway flooding northbound to 18 or to cesar chavez street. there is an accident there. so we are seeing a slight delay, but more so just wet conditions all along our highways will have more traffic. coming darya james i'll send it over to you. well, thank you, ray. i didn't shoot my own commute today because it was kind of anti-climatic. it pouring when i was in the house, but they want to get out was sprinkling and i didn't need to be oppressed by. >> i was too busy just eyes lock straight ahead on a c o so intent on driving in. i totally forgot to. >> hit record the producer. scolded me when i got to work that out. that's why we have our crews are out in roaming around. see what the driving conditions are like and will tran is live in san jose is good morning. well. >> good morning, james and i don't think for now rain will be your biggest

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chopper 5 was over the scene between richmond and san pablo, agassi of san pablo police car pulled up behind a red pickup truck. one person was reportedly transferred from the scene. no word on the condition. in san francisco, police are investigating a violent attack that left one man dead. it happened just after midnight when police arrived, they found two men who had been shot and another who had been stabbed. one of the men died at the hospital. the other two suffered non-life- threatening injuries. >> the city plans to track down the drug problem in a fiery speech yesterday, they promised to shut down the open-air drug market. the stanford psychologist and addiction researcher told us it is going to be difficult but not impossible. >> it is like lisbon, amsterdam, and they have been able to close these things down through a mixture of enforcement against sellers and low threshold services for people who use drugs and are addicted to drugs to make it as easy as possible to engage any services that you can. >> temporary linkage site where people can start treatment, being the compa

yeah, well, i haven't heard back from san pablo police this morning to get an update. but what we do know from last night. >> is that police got a call from a market employee in north richmond about a man outside carrying a gun. she was worried that the person would come inside with that gun officers responded and it ended with them shooting and killing the armed man. but as you said, police didn't. they said later, they found out it was an air soft i'll tell you what we know. everything is under investigation right now. the call came in from market avenue and rum real boulevard. a police captain withstand public pd says a market employee called 911, at around 2.30, as officers responded the man took off. they pulled him over just minutes later in the north richmond area along market near truman captain brian boockvar said once the man got out of the car. officers spotted blood on his hands in the air. soft gun clutched to his chest. police say that the man refused to listen to officers commands to put down the gun. >> subject exited the vehicle. was holding the air so

one of the newest details you have for us here. >> san pablo police. they say they got a call from a market employee nor in north richmond about a man outside carrying a gun. >> they were worried he was going to come inside officers responded. and in the end they shot and killed him. it's all he was unarmed man. turns out he was armed with an air soft gun. i'll tell you what we know so far. but everything that we know from police is being investigated of course, the call came in from about market and boulevard in a market street market avenue. rather, you're looking at the map right there. a police captain with san pablo pd says the market employee called 911, of around 2.30 as officers responded the man took off. they pulled him over just minutes later in the north richmond area along market near truman captain brian bahr said once the man got out of the car. officers spotted blood on his hands with an air soft gun clutched to his chest. barr says the man refused officers commands to put it down. >> he was holding what appeared to be a gun. it was lat

good morning, sara. >> san pablo police. they got a call from a market employee in north richmond saying a man was outside carrying a gun worried that he would bring it inside. officers responded and ended with them shooting and killing the armed man. and as you said, was until afterwards that they realize the gun was an air soft gun. i'll tell you what we know so far. but this investigation, this happening as we speak. the call came from the market at rome will boulevard and market avenue. a police captain with san pablo pd says a market employee called 911, around 2.30, yesterday. officers responded. the man took off. they pulled him over just minutes later in the north richmond area along market in near truman captain brian bahr said once the man got out of the car. officers spotted blood on his hands in the air. soft gun clutched to his chest. barr says the man refused officers commands to put it down. >> subject exited the vehicle. was holding the air soft gun in his right hand and he turned to face the officers. the of

and what we're following in the east bay is in san pablo the police there fatally shot. a man was carrying. an air soft gun kron 4. sarah stinson is live in the newsroom this morning with the updated details. good morning, sara. yes, san pablo police got a call out of north richmond about a man carrying a gun outside a market, a short pursuit later ended with officers shooting and killing the armed man. it turns out the man was armed with an air soft gun. i'll tell you what we know so far from police. but it's all being investigated right now. this is where it happened in a parking lot at rum. real boulevard and market avenue. a police captain with san pablo pd says a market employee called 911, around 2.30, and said they saw a man holding a gun outside of the lot it inside the lot as officers responded the man took off. they pull them over just minutes later in the north richmond area along market in truman captain brian boockvar said that once the man got out of the car. officers spotted blood on his hands and the air soft gun clutched to his barr says the man refused

from chopper five we sought a san pablo police car pulled up behind a pickup truck. one person was reportedly transported from the scene with no word on their condition. now to the south bay where san jose police made two arrests in a string of hate crimes against asian women. kiet do has more on how police say the suspects would pull off these targeted crimes. >> investigators say the suspects followed a standard criminal pattern. something they had perfected after pulling off this tactic hundreds of times. they would pull in with their car, blocking the victims vehicle and then get to work. >> the robbery crew would open up one of the doors or smash out a window, grabbed the person then run back to the getaway car. the whole thing took just a few seconds. surveillance video shows they are sophisticated and well organized. here, the suspect waits for the victim to park, standing in her blind spot before moving in. detective eston tino isn't credited with noticing the pattern. >> over the course of the next year, she was able to link 177 of these robberies together.

27 year-old was shot and killed in his car outside an apartment complex on rumrill boulevard in san pablo. this case is one of 4 unsolved homicides at newsome issue awards for in an effort to sustain momentum in the investigation. san pablo police say they have exhausted all of their leads and are asking anyone who might have information to please come forward. the san leandro unified school district is mourning the loss of board president christian rodriguez. he died from his injuries after being hit by a car on friday. rodriguez was walking with his wife when he was hit. he leaves behind 2 young children. he was appointed as president of the san leandro unified school board last wednesday. the school board released this statement. they say rodriguez leadership will never be able to be replaced and his passing leaves a void in their hearts. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, 4. people are getting ready to celebrate the holidays with their families. maybe that's what you're planning on doing. >> local doctors say know before you get together with your family. and want to join u

san pablo avenue might be a good option if you want to avoid delays.mont pass, west bound 580, 41 minutes from 205 towards 680. commuting out of tracy, brake lights around mount house on 205. we'll look at the bay bridge in my next report. >>> i am anne makovec at the live news desk. breaking news, world economic forum is being postponed of course because of new concerns and uncertainty over the omicron variant. it was supposed to be held in switzerland with representatives from all over the world, business and political leaders, billionaires. it was going to be in the 17th to the 21st in january and now is postponed perhaps until early summer. no new date has been set. this is the second year in a row that in person events for the world economic forum have been canceled. back to you. >>> a verdict in the holmes trial could come down at any time this week. >> the jury's verdict will tell us if scales of justice are in her favor. justin andrews is live in the newsroom tracking this. >>> the jurors are responsible for looking at holmes' 11 charges of fra

it happened sunday morning at a nation's hamburger restaurant on san pablo avenue in san pablo this is video of that scene. police say 29 year-old emanuel of richmond was trying to rob the restaurant held a cashier at gunpoint. that's when off-duty sergeant with uc berkeley police confronted the man and shot the robber. the man later die. the officer's name is not being releases. police continue their investigation. the california department of justice is going to review a fatal shooting which and in an hour's long standoff between antioch police and a 55 year-old man. it began last friday around 1 o'clock in the afternoon after police received reports of a man shooting at homes and cars with the rifle while walking down dove court. a number of agencies arrived on scene forcing that man to hide in his home for nearly 6 hours. police say that standoff ended when a fire broke out inside the home shortly after 7 o'clock, the suspect came outside and was shot and killed by swat officers. now in accordance with the new state law, the department of justice is investigating whether or not pro

san pablo police got a call from a market employee in north richmond about a man outside carrying a gun he would come inside as offers serves responded. the man took off. they pulled him over just minutes later, along market avenue in truman street captain brian bill barr says that once the man got out of the car. officers spotted blood on his hands and the air soft gun clutch to his chest above our says that the man refused officers commands to put it down. >> the officers repeatedly given orders to show shows hands shows hands. well holding the gun in a a on his chest in kind of a ready position began turning toward that towards the officers and facing officers. and that's when the officers fired. >> despite immediate medical attention. police say the man died on the way to the hospital. we don't know much about this man, only that he is hispanic possibly in his 40's. the 4 officers involved are on paid administrative leave and an investigation is underway with the department of justice contra costa county, da's office and san pablo pd. >> but people been ponying up for gas food. almo

but bar with the san pablo pd says once the man got out of the car. officers spotted what they appear to be blood on his hands and the air. soft gun clinched his chest. kept in the bar says the man refused officers commands to put it down. all the while seemingly really rocking it. >> subject exited the vehicle. was holding the air soft gun in his right hand and he turned to face the officers. the officers repeatedly given orders to show shows hands shows hands. but the subject actually making sliding the top slide of the gun. i'm racking it back like he would a firearm. after doing this. well, holding the gun in a chest in kind of a ready position to begin turning toward back towards the officers and facing officers. and that's when the officers fired. >> well, despite immediate medical attention captain the bar says the man died on the way to the hospital. we don't know much more other than he was us panic man possibly in his 40's. well, sam pavel pd need to inform his family of his death before they're able to release a name. meantime, the 4 office

from chapter 5 we can see san pablo police pulled up behind a red pickup truck. one person reported being transported from the scene, no word on condition yet. there is a crime scene which has been set up, police blocking up the interception you see here. we will bring you more on this as soon as we get it. >>> now to a major story in the south bay were san jose police have made a series of arrests in a string of hate crimes against asian women. kiet do, in san jose has the details. >> reporter: and rustica to say the suspects came from afar here in east san jose specifically to target asian women who were alone. all of which begs the question. >> would you go as far as to say that the suspects are racist? ter:the eillance deo s ju how sophisticated and organized the suspects were, using a tactic they had us a car to block in their victims and then opening a door or smashing a window to grab a purse. detective s pitino is credited with noticing the pattern throughout the east bay. >> over the course of the year she was able to make 177 of these robberies together

it happened yesterday morning at the nation's burger on san pablo avenue in san pablo video here of thesee police say a 29 year-old man was trying to rob the restaurant, help the cashier at gunpoint. he has been identified as emanuel moreno of richmond as this was happening. there was an off-duty sergeant with uc berkeley police. the guy was just in there eating and he confronted the man at off-duty officer, the. would be robber. this suspect died at the hospital. the officer's name has not been released as police continue the investigation. >> police in san francisco are investigating a double shooting that sent 2 people to the hospital. the incident happened early sunday morning on the corner of geary and leavenworth street officers reported to the scene about one 20 am where they found a man and a woman who were both injured. they were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. investigators believe that the shooter may have been in a vehicle. anyone. with information on the shooting is being asked to contact san francisco police. >> still to come on kron 4 news

he reportedly tried to rob the restaurant workers at nations on san pablo avenue. tell ktvu, an armed man demanded money from a cashier around 11 30 this morning. they see an off duty u. c berkeley police officer was eating lunch there and intervened, telling the suspect to drop his weapon when he didn't comply. witnesses say the after the officer shot him. the contra costa county sheriff's office is investigating but is not released. the condition of the suspect or further details of what occurred. no one else was injured. police in san rafael say they've arrested a juvenile for making threats against the middle school on social media. police are the student was arrested yesterday after threatening harm to students and faculty this week at davidson middle school. police were notified about the social media post late friday by concerned parents and students. investigators say they took the threat seriously and determined the juvenile did not have the means to carry out the threats. the student, though, was booked into marin county juvenile hall for making criminal

san pablo police shot and killed a man who was holding what they thought was a real gun. the weapon turned out to be an air soft gun. last night. police got a call from a store clerk and north of richmond about a man carrying a gun worried that he would come inside as officers responded. the man took off in a car and they pulled him over just minutes later. >> subject exited the vehicle. was holding the the air soft gun in his right hand and he turned to face the officers. the officers repeatedly gave him orders to show shows hands shows hands. but the subject actually making sliding the top slide of the gun. i'm racking it back like you would a firearm. after doing this. well, holding the gun in a a on his chest in kind of a ready position to begin turning toward that towards the officers and facing officers. and that's when the officers fired. >> despite immediate medical attention. police say the man died on the way to the hospital. we don't know much about this man, only that he is hispanic and process possibly in his 40's. the 4 officers involved are on paid administ

. >> san pablo avenue. always a good alternate if there any accidents along 80 traveling into the city right now. a little under 13 minutes to just turn the metering lights on moments ago. so again, we're going to start to see traffic building there heading across towards the peninsula. little under 14 minutes for your drive time as you're heading there, richmond center fell bridge a little under 8 as you head out of richmond and the golden gate bridge we talked about those sprinkles. we've been seen. definitely a slick commute for you at 18 minutes daryn, james, back to you. thanks a lot a 6. '02. and today the oakland city council is expected to vote to add more police officers because of the rising crime libby schaff. as a matter of fact, want 60 more police officers hired as soon as possible. kron four's will tran standing by live this morning. >> to explain. good morning. well. >> good morning, james. she says right now oakland, the police department, they don't even have the required number. police of

they're not quite reaching to san pablo against san pablo avenue.od alternate if you're trying to avoid any traffic along 80 heading from the east bay into the city right now. little under 9 minutes for your drive time. you can see the metering lights are still off at this hour, heading across towards the peninsula about a 12 minute drive for you this morning. let's check on highway 4 as you're traveling from one, 60 to 2.42 little take about 14 minutes. no accidents, hazards or delays. there along one o one 85 to menlo park. 27 minutes. 2 3785 in 82. no major issues will back to you. welcome back. reyna. >> as san francisco owner is heartbroken and frustrated after a break into his location. the vintage jewelry and antiques store was found with its windows smashed in and thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. just ripped off kron four's. dan thorn has his story. >> yeah. this is our story now. >> the owner of murder and co finds his stream business destroyed 6 o'clock in the morning. we got this call. let us know number up into john cooling in

. >> now to some breaking news out of the east bay where san pablo police say they shot and killed a who was carrying an air soft gun. it happened earlier today near fred jackson way and market avenue in north of richmond kron four's, ella sogomonian talked with san pablo police about this fatal shooting. she's live in our newsroom tonight with more. so la, you're hearing that they did mistake this air soft gun for a real one. yes, it appears that way and not only the officers but a police captain with san pablo pd tells me that a market employee. >> called 911, at around 02:30pm in the afternoon and said they saw a man holding a gun in the parking lot over a drumroll boulevard and market avenue as officers responded. the guy took off and they pulled him over just minutes later in the north richmond area along market near truman and captain brian bouffard said that once a man got out of the car. officers spotted blood on his hands and the air soft gun clutched to his chest. captain barr says that the man refused officers commands to put it down. all while seemingly racking it. >> sub

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comment incident customers turned away at nations giant hamburgers on san pablo avenue in san pablo,sed sunday night employees traumatized after what happened earlier in the day. had a gun pointed at us can't really describe how i feel. after that . just shaken up the restaurants cashier whose identity we're protecting, says a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt walked inside the hamburger joint. around 11 30 in the morning. he then told her to open the cash register. as she looked down. she saw he was holding a gun and feared for her life. that was the one talking to him. he was he was talking to me. if anyone would have been shot, i would have been the first one to get shot. coincidentally she says, a customer was eating at the back of the restaurant. it turns out it was a uc berkeley police sergeant. not on the clock, he yelled at him to drop his weapon. and did he drop the weapon or now? i'm not sure we've ran with my rand hand i all of her was a bun shock. i don't know how many were shot. i just heard one. the suspect was taken to a local hospital where he died. the sheriff's office

of hitting that restaurant in san pablo is a convicted bank robber.ho came face to face with an off duty police sergeant. authorities say emanuel marino robbed an employee of this nation's restaurant in san pablo at gunpoint. he probably had no idea that there was an off duty police officer watching his every move from a back table. i have learned that u c. berkeley police sergeant brian sato was having lunch with his wife when he saw the robbery. the cashier told ktvu the sergeant and challenged the suspect. he yelled at him to drop his weapon around hand. i um all of her was a bunch shock. i don't know how many were shot. i just heard one police officers off duty oftentimes carry their service weapon with them or an alternate weapon. ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says cases like these should serve as a warning. two would be robbers. so when you walk in somewhere, there just might be an off duty police officer there that is armed andn fact, sergeant sato is the lead firearms instructor and range master or shooting range supervisor for the uc ber

customers turned away at nations giant hamburgers on san pablo avenue in san pablo, closed sunday night employees traumatized after what happened earlier in the day gone, pointed at us can't really describe how i feel. after that. just shaken up the restaurants cashier whose identity we're protecting, says a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt walked inside the hamburger joint. around 11 30 in the morning. he then told her to open the cash register. as she looked down. she saw he was holding a gun and feared for her life. that was the one talking to him. he was he was talking to me. if anyone would have been shot, i would have been the first one to get shot. coincidentally she says, a customer was eating at the back of the restaurant. it turns out it was a uc berkeley police sergeant. not on the clock, he yelled at him to drop his weapon. and did he drop the weapon or now? i'm not sure we ran with my rand hand i all of her was a gunshot. i don't know how many were shot. i just heard one. the suspect was taken to a local hospital where he died. the sheriff's office identified him as 29 year

pretty much outlining san pablo bay at this point. we have had decent rain coming through marin and this is one of the areas we spotlighted at the top of the newscast. and then as we come back out for a wider view, very subtle, but can you see that organized line moving through north county and stretching all the way out? that is our cold front. the future cast model shows us how that progresses through the day and will march across the entire bay area. there will be organize rain that moves through in a timely fashion and you can watch a progress throughout the day. as we just saw from high def doppler, this is a most impressive part of the rain. we have seen the system develop out in front of this. that gives us an idea of the progression through the rain gets down to the south bay by noon. on the back edge of the front, showers will redevelop in the cold sector of the storm. those will come in the form of an isolated pop-up storm. most of that will be rain but some of that will be isolated thunderstorms. if you happen to get one, a

las personas tienen que ir una ciudad de el cerrito, en san pablo, el gobierno de estados unidos quiere lo menos asÍ lo anunciÓ el presidente joe biden. vamos al informe. >>> cecilia pasÓ la navidad con su esposo e hijos, y le preocupa el aumento de la variante Ómicron. >>> me da pÁnico, este aÑo perdimos a mi papÁ por covid-19, y mi hijo estaba mal esta semana y pensaba que era covid-19. es alo que estÁ cambiando la vida de todos. >>> el anuncio del presidente joe biden de enviar pruebas gratuitas fue muy recibido por cecilia. >>> mi hija estaba mal pero tuve que llevarla al hospital, donde hay mÁs pacientes. si estas enfermo te haces la prueba del covid-19 en tu casa y listo. >>> las autoridades de salud advierten la posibilidad de infecciÓn grave de covid-19 en personas no vacunados. tambiÉn el presidente joe biden anunciÓ el envÍo de mil mÉdicos militares tras el aumento de casos de Ómicron. >>> muchas gracias alejandra. el presidente joe biden anunciÓ que se extendiÓ la moratoria del pago de prestamos estudiantiles hasta mayo del prÓximo aÑo. el presidente dijo que se necesita mÁs

authorities say emanuel marino robbed an employee of this nation's restaurant in san pablo at gunpointoff duty police officer watching his every move from the back table. i've learned that u c. berkeley police sergeant brian sato was having lunch with his wife when he saw the robbery. the cashier told ktvu. the sergeant then challenged the suspect. he yelled at him to drop his weapon around here and i all of her was a bunch shock. i don't know how many were shot. i just heard one police officers off duty oftentimes carry their service. weapon with elmer, an alternate weapon, ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza says cases like these should serve as a warning. two would be robbers. so when you walk in somewhere, there just might be an off duty police officer there that is armed and trained and how to use it. in fact, sergeant sato is the lead firearms instructor and range master or shooting range supervisor for the uc berkeley police department. and a served overseas as an army reservist. the suspect served time in federal prison for robbing several east bay banks of $6000 in 2012 and 201

. >> we're learning new details tonight from the east bay after san pablo police shot and killed a man who was holding what they thought was a real gun. the weapon turned out to be an air soft gun last night. police got a call from a store clerk in north richmond about a man outside carrying a gun worried that he would come inside as officers responded. the man took off in a car. they pulled him over minutes later, police say the man appeared to have blood on his hands. >> subject exited the vehicle. was holding the the air soft gun in his right hand and he turned to face the officers. the officers repeatedly gave him orders to show shows hands shows hands. but the subject actually making sliding the top slide of the gun. i'm racking it back like he would a firearm. after doing this. well, holding the gun in a a on his chest in kind of a ready position began turning toward that towards the officers and facing officers. and that's when the officers fired. now, despite. >> immediate medical attention. police say the man died on the way to the hospital. police say they don't know why the

la policía de san pablo investigan tiroteo.actividad policial. >> un oficial estuvo involucrado. hasta ahora no han revelado más detalles. nos quedamos pendientes la intervención está cerrada al tráfico. tengan pendiente la información en telemundo 48. >> vamos a otra información. >> qué bueno que nos acompañan. hay algo de lluvia en algunas zonas así vamos a continuar por algunas horas. >> así luce el programa actual 5:00 de la tarde, imagen en vivo del puente golden gate, no se ve lluvia. veamos esta nueva ronda de lluvias. >> quédese con el paraguas en manos el sistema ha entrado. california sigue ventilando nieve por ejemplo el embalse hacia el norte donde sigue acumulando nieve que desagua para el futuro y para los embalses que continúan a la baja el sistema baja lentamente, veamos las lloviznas que se presenta. viene en camino este sistema que trae humedad hasta santa cruz se ven las andas de nubosidad con lluvia que a como la cerca de una pulgada en especial en las zonas de costa y de montaña hacia el interior estaría ac

that is before the san pablo avenue. it's blocking one lane there.ght now. checking in with the east bay drive times. wall nut creek to oakland. about is 1á 1 minute drive from the maze to san leandro. the south bay travel times. everything is in the green except for -- building traffic. headed to 101. the chp issued two fog advisories. through san mateo. the other on vasco road. the golden gate bridge still in the green. 20 minute drive from nevado into the bay bridge. bumper to bumper. wet roadways and fog causing more delays. the maze into san francisco. 13 minutes. >>> door dash is testing spedy grocery delivery. the companesin new york city. a nearby warehouse is storing the groceries. house hole items and package restaurant products. speedy grocery delivery is only available in new york but door dash hopes to add more he will indications in the future. >>> ford delaying its plans to have about 30 you this workers return to the office next year. the car maker said they will not return until march now because of coronavirus concerns. ford's offic

the tests will be at his office at 11, 7, 8, 0, san pablo avenue in celso people can stop by on wednesday from 9 in the morning until noon or from one to 05:00pm and on thursday from 9 in the morning until noon. it's not just the bay area where covid tests are hard to find there are long lines of people waiting for that s all over the country. >> this comes as officials nationwide continue to push for people to get tested vaccinated and boosted in the wake of the omicron variant, which is spreading quickly already it's become the most dominant strain of coronavirus in the u.s. and those tests are hard to come by, which is why the world health organization is telling everyone that if you can't get a test before going to a holiday get together. don't go. >> it's better to consider now and celebrate latent designed to celebrate a now and believe led to. >> the take home tests are antigen tests, which means they look to see if there's a specific protein related to the virus in your system that results in faster results. but at the expense of some accuracy. well, the kind of tests you can get

it started when san pablo produce market saw a man waving around what appeared to be a gun. officers pulled up and they saw a man who was waving something as if he was going to shoot. it was later determined he had a bb gun. he made statements of "good-bye" to family members and told at least one person he intended to force officers to kill him. the officers now on paid leave. >>> the man accused of killing a co-worker faced a judge. the two had only been working together for a few weeks. here's melissa colorado with more on the relationship between the two workers. >> reporter: the job at the tesla plant was supposed to turn 42-year-old lee blazer's life around. but a disgruntled co-worker ended it on monday. >> he was just in a dark praise at the time, and getting the job at tesla meant the world to him. he was happy. he was trying to get his life turned around. >> reporter: jim brazier says his brother lived in oakley and was focussed on providing for his 7-year-old daughter. >> he did everything he could for my niece. >> reporter: brazier says his brother was hired three

intestino un tiroteo mortal que involucra un policÍa de la ciudad de san pablo.endremos los detalles. noticias "univisiÓn 14" comienza ya. >> y ahora noticias "univisiÓn 14" sÓlo a las 11. ramon: buenas noches. le saluda ramÓn adames. gracias por acompaÑarnos. todo indica que para los prÓximos dÍas no tendremos lluvia, pero hasta quÉ punto bajarÁn las temperaturas ? nuestra meteorÓloga nos tiene el primer reporte del tiempo. adelante, fernanda. fernanda: el Área de la valla estado experimentando temperaturas frÍas y luego del pase —— paso de lo que fue este rio atmosfÉrico que nos estuvo dejando acumulados de precipitaciÓn. le querÍa echar ese vistazo las temperaturas hora por hora de cÓmo es que espero que continÚe. ese termÓmetro irÁ descendiendo alcanzando ese alto 30° a travÉs de nuestra ciudad de san josÉ, pero hablando en general a travÉs de nuestra Área fÍjese que en el norte son las mÁs frÍas que estarÁn viendo las temperaturas con ese punto de congelaciÓn de 32°. sÓlo en el interior son las que se mantienen cerca del rango de los 40°. haremos el uso de l

avenida nuestro helicóptero pudo sobrevolar el área donde se ve gran actividad policial la policía de san pablohan revelado más detalles si hay heridos o alguien murió estaremos atentos por el momento lo que podemos saber es que la intercepción está cerrada al tráfico seguimos monitoreando la situación y estaremos en disposición más adelante. >> un hombre de 61 años fue arrestado bajo sospecha de llevarse con engaños en su vehículo a tres niños en un complejo de apartamentos donde reside. >> veamos reacciones de la comunidad. >> ve por qué no las quiero en la calle? >> este llamado de atención tiene nombre y apellido nelson torres. que activa la preocupación de esta comunidad al conocer que este vecino se llevó a tres niños en su vehículo sin el conocimiento de sus padres el jefe de la policía nos contó que sus oficiales acudieron al complejo residencial a recibir la denuncia de un niño desaparecido algunos testigos dijeron que el niño fue visto por última vez saliendo de los apartamentos en un vehículo con dos vehículos y un hombre desconocido. >> nunca había sucedido algo así donde una person

san pablo police are investigating an officer-involved shooting. police aren't releasing many details but here's what we know. it happened near the intersection of market and truman street in richmond. we have a crew at the scene gathering information and we will bring you up to date on our digital platforms as we get them. >>> we've been reporting ex-ten selfly on attacks on asian-americans. police have nabbed six men. san jose police met with business owners in little saigon to tell them the suspected members of this crime ring have been arrested. this is surveillance video capturing at least one of seven local robberies. all six of the men arrested not only face felony robbery charges but also hate crime charges. the united peace collaborative called the announcement a possible turning point. >> this arrest is absolutely a watershed moment. >> police chief assured business owners that police foot patrols in little saigon in san jose will continue indefinitely. also tonight, it's an ultimatum, really, silicon valley's largest employer has a new r

armar mochilas con artículos de limpieza para entregarles hay quienes se guardan en un campamento de san pabloponer las luces para evitar incendios se hizo gallego con recomendaciones . >>> aumenta la venta de árboles conseguir pinos de navidad se encuentra difícil . >>> desde las grandes tiendas hasta los vendedores de temporada se enfrentan a la escasez del producto, entre las causas de escasez de árboles de navidad en los incendios y las altas temperaturas de verano . >>> en los años anteriores según las cifras de consumidores pagaron hasta un 25 por ciento que el año pasado por árboles de navidad, además de su temporada navideña es importante estar conscientes de lo peligroso porque estamos expuestos . >>> es importante que no tengamos un contenedor para poder mantener a todo el pin y tratado a pesar de ser cortado eso ayuda a que no esté tan seco obviamente no sea tan susceptible a incendiarse . >>> autoridades explican que hay que revisar las luces antes de instalarlas, y poner el árbol a distancia de otros muebles, también es recomendable que no se conecten más de dos o tres hileras jun

homicides now featuring rewards and they hopes of getting some new leads san pablo police are asking anyone with information to please come forward. as christmas shopping continues. the rate of thefts is increasing. that includes porch pirates. sometimes they're grabbing package is almost as soon as they're delivered. that's what happened to one sacramento county family home surveillance video shows a woman stealing packages early saturday morning. the homeowner says most of those gifts were for children. part of a christmas toy drive. >> i think that she should know that one day somebody is going to catch her and what she's doing is really harming people that are in need. >> investigators are asking anyone with information to call the sacramento county sheriff's department. in national news. police in new york looking for thief who disguised himself as a ups delivery man and robbed a family gunpoint there is video of the scene. the suspect and an accomplice entering a bronx apartment building holding a box wearing a homemade have to read ups when a resident answered the door. police

they say the busiest highways going to be interstate 80 from that junction that 5.80 near san pablo damlevard. so they're predicting traffic on that stretch of road is going to be well above normal. about a 166% of normal. they say. and the worst day to expect is december. 23rd between 5, 37 30 in the evening. that's when apparently the vast majority of people are going to hit the roads, heading out for the holiday. so lee before after that, if you can pack your patience, you have to. >> house speaker nancy pelosi was in san francisco promoting the bipartisan infrastructure bill and how it's going to benefit our bay area roads. she was joined by mayor london breed and lawmakers from the east bay while few specific details were released. pelosi says an overall goal is to make our streets safer. >> with new funding to modernize our data collection will get a clear picture of where and how are crashes occur. and with 7.2 billion dollars for transportation alternatives nationally will improve safety of sidewalks. bike lanes. just a detour terms of what it means for bike lanes and trails. >>

this started when workers at a san pablo produce market saw a man outside waving around what appeared to be a gun. police say they pulled over the man nearby who got out of the car holding what appeared to be a gun, making a motion as if he was going to shoot. four officers opened fire killing the man. police later determined he had a bb gun. witnesses say he made "good-bye" statements to family and friends. >>> police arrested 18-year-old sean james jr. yesterday. he's accused of shooting two people. one of them died. it happened near rainer park. investigators say the party was advertised on social media and about 200 teenagers showed up. neighbors described the home as a short-term rental. >>> classes at one school are canceled due to a threat at gilroy high school. investigators aren't revealing details. final exams were supposed to be many to. the principal now says the finals will be in january. >>> hours of debate continue. a proposed airdrop of rat poison. the recipients, mice. there are thousands of them. the mice are invaders brought there by russian fur traders in the 1800s

it was on run real boulevard in san pablo. unsolved homicides that the governor has issued rewards for in an effort to sustain the momentum in the investigation. police say they've exhausted all their lead so far and they're hoping that somebody out there has new information that might crack this case open for t-em. if you think you have something that might be helpful. let them know. we'll be right back. at 8.43. the news continues in a minute. all right. we're back at 8.45 checking the weather outside as we take a quick look here i'm surprised, know, we're seeing actual sky today because yesterday it was so overcast. almost felt like the rain was coming yesterday. and today. if you look outside, you wouldn't there's any package but be prepared. you may walk out. >> to head to work without your raincoat or without your umbrella. but odds are you're probably in need on the way home. you don't read about in the city are waiting in a. >> bart station getting drenched. >> john, what's the timeline here? when will we start to real

this happened on sunday morning at the nation's hamburger restaurant on san pablo avenue in san pablo this is video of the scene. police say 29 year-old manual moreno of richmond was trying to rob the restaurant and held a cashier at gunpoint. that's when the off-duty sergeant with the uc berkeley police department confronted the man and shot him. that man died at the hospital. the officer's name is not being released as police continue their investigation. >> coming up on kron 4 details of more than a dozen people now behind bars following a big police crackdown in san jose. and we're following the latest from the midwest and southern united states after that deadly series of storms tore through several states this weekend. the latest on efforts to clean up and rebuild. and plenty of rain around the bay area. we've had some delays at sfo today could the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. tension builds... the plot twist the hero prevails in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just gettin

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