solano faces 26 years to life in prison . victim's family thanked the prosecutor for his team and the detectives on this case. marty castro said karina was his oldest daughter. he said she loved her kids more than anything. one of them, she shared with solano. >> my daughter was my life and. i just want her back. >> deliberations on aggravated factors continue tuesday morning, but does not change the guilty verdict. sentencing will be scheduled after that in redwood city. lauren martinez, abc seven news. if you or someone you know is struggling with issues of domestic violence, mental health or something else, there is help out there, find local resources on our website abc7 news.com slash take action. >> a series of plaques commemorating the birthplace of los angeles have been stolen over the past two weeks. bronze plaques, some dating back to the 1920s, have been taken by thieves at the pueblo historical monument in downtown la. the plaques are dedicated to events that happened over generations in the historical area. offic

. >> the solano sierra club publicly opposed california forever's new city in solano county. >> the organizationays the billionaire backed group ignores years of smart growth planning that is endangering travis air force base. >> i-team reporter stephanie sierra has been following this story. joining us now with new developments tonight. steph >> yes, the same questions continue lingering tonight. we're learning new details about california. forever's proposed land swap with solano county and why city officials are concerned about the implications to travis air force base. the sierra club is calling out what they see as threats to agricultural land and biodiversity conservation. the solano sierra club says california forever's secretive billion dollar acquisition is nothing short of a hostile takeover. and criticizing the plan for a new city conflicts with county policy that restricts development on agriculture land losing prime land means we're losing our ability to feed ourselves. princess washington is the chair of the solano sierra club and mayor pro tem of suisun city. she says over the pas

solano faces 26 years to life in prison . thanked the prosecutor for his team and the detectives on this case. marty castro said karina was his oldest daughter. he said she loved her kids more than anything. one of them, she shared with solano. >> my daughter was my life and. i just want her back. >> deliberations on aggravated factors continue tuesday morning, but does not change the guilty verdict. sentencing will be scheduled after that in redwood city. lauren martinez, abc seven news. if you or someone you know is struggling with issues of domestic violence, mental health or something else, there is help out there, find local resources on our website abc7 news.com slash take action. >> a series of plaques commemorating the birthplace of los angeles have been stolen over the past two weeks. bronze plaques, some dating back to the 1920s, have been taken by thieves at the pueblo historical monument in downtown la. the plaques are dedicated to events that happened over generations in the historical area. officials believe the

. >> the concerns and frustration over a new proposed city in solano county. the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. plans to build a new city in solano county. not sitting well for many who live in the area. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. >> and i'm mike mibach. tonight the man behind the project taking on a frustrated crowd of people who do not want a new community in their area. ktvu is joey horta live tonight here in studio after attending tonight's meeting. joey well mike, lots of shouting tonight there many people in the crowd just cut off the ceo's presentation causing a heated exchange. >> they don't want this happening in their backyard and we have an idea for how to make solano county better. california forever. ceo john sramek breaking down the project that would create the state's newest city. he's invested $900 million, buying up 60,000 acres four miles from travis air force base on mostly agricultural grazing land in southeast solano county, causing an uproar about the native american graves that you are going to be excavating

but princess washington, chair of the solano county sierra club. pro tempore join concerned residents and citizens tuesday in wanting to bring attention to california for evers intention to overturn a longstanding county land initiative. the reality is in order to develop that land they need to put forth upon met a ballot measure in november of 2024 to overturn or the growth because it is a current policy that we have in front of county. back in 1984, a group called the orderly growth committee was organized by salon, a county citizens, a large by proposals to build new cities on ag land in the county. >> the ogc then got enough residents signatures back in eighty-four to get the orderly growth initiative on the county ballot in order to stop what it calls urban sprawl shortly after it was approved by voters ending the plans for those new cities. the sierra club says it stands by the county's orderly growth initiative. so without checks and balances, we would be much like most bay area cities where as you see, there's no disruption in city and city

county, but princess washington, the chair of the solano county sierra club. and this is soon city mayor pro tempore join concerned residents and citizens tuesday in wanting to bring attention to california for evers intention to overturn a longstanding county land initiative. the reality is in order to develop that land, they need to put forth a at a ballot measure in november of 2024 to overturn or the growth because it is a current policy that we have in front of county. back in 1984, a group called the orderly growth committee was organized by salon, a county citizens, a large by proposals to build new cities on ag land in the county. >> the ogc then got enough residents signatures back in eighty-four to get the orderly growth initiative on the county ballot in order to stop what it calls urban sprawl shortly after it was approved by voters ending the plans for those new cities. the sierra club says it stands by the county's orderly growth initiative. so without checks and balances, we would be much like most bay area cities where as you see, there's no di

solano era un trabajador profesional.n dice que es una de las personas más bondadosas que existen, pero comenzó a tener episodios psicóticos. nos aseguró que la víctima, karina castro, amenazó a su familia. >> threatened is mother's life. >> ella amenazó de muerte. la mamá de solano diciendo que pandilleros la iban a matar y eso fue lo que lo llevó a cometer el hecho. existe la posibilidad de apelar la decisión del veredicto. >> pensamos solicitar un aviso de apelación probable mente se lo enviaremos a la defensa de apelaciones. >> y dijo que prefieren que no apele el mismo abogado que llevó el caso. el juicio. el jurado tendrá que regresar a la corte para recibir instrucciones sobre cómo deliberar factores agravantes como la espada que se usó para decapitar a castro. y el acusado podría hacerse sentenciado en los próximos 28 días en vivo desde redwood city. soy yomara lópez y regreso con ustedes al estudio a la espera de si este proceso judicial continúa cierto seguimiento. >> gracias yomara. la policía de vallejo inform

the 34 year old defendant goes by rafa solano. the jury ruling today that he killed the mother of his child in our jailhouse interview. months ago, solano claimed he killed karina castro in self-defense and that she had threatened him over social media. september of last year, on a san carlos street outside her apartment, solano used a samurai sword and slashed repeatedly at the mother of his child, badly cutting her arm and then hitting her neck several times. several witnesses saw what happened. solano initially got away, but then came back to the scene to turn himself in for half the court session last monday. solano spoke in his defense, saying he had no memory of that day, even though he told me something quite different. he denied killing karina castro and even claimed to not recognize her photo. the woman with whom he had a child, he later went silent on the stand and in the following days refused to come to court. rafa solano has been found guilty of first degree murder and an additional allegation of using a sword in the

in solano county, jodi hernandez. nbc bay area news. >> they are rolling in the, the actual apec summit begins tomorrow. as sergio quintana shows us, some meetings are already happening and so are the traffic headaches tied to the event. >> reporter: at fourth street and mission, traffic was at a standstill at midday. a double layer of barriers is being set up on fourth street next to moscone center. this weekend they will encircle the entire high security zone where most of the athat he can activities will be held. some residents. city are planning to stay away from the area. >> there will be a lot of places where you're going to be screened and everything. >> i'm just going to avoid it. >> reporter: ambassador matt murray who helped coordinate the asia pacific economic summit kicked off the first meeting of the event. >> there forum marks the beginning. the curtain raiser. president biden will see all the delegations in san francisco. >> reporter: members of the new zealand delegation opened the forum with the tradi

county, but princess washington, chair of the solano county sierra club. and this is soon city mayor pro tempore join concerned residents and citizens tuesday in wanting to bring attention to california for evers intention to overturn a longstanding county land initiative. the reality is in order to develop that land, they need to put forth a at a ballot measure in november of 2024 to overturn or the growth because it is a current policy that we have in front of county back in 1984, a group called the orderly growth committee was organized by salon, a county citizens, a large by proposals to build new cities on ag land in the county. >> the ogc then got enough residents signatures back in eighty-four to get the orderly growth initiative on the county ballot in order to stop what it calls urban sprawl shortly after it was approved by voters ending the plans for those new cities. the sierra club says it stands by the county's orderly growth initiative. so without checks and balances, we would be much like most bay area cities where as you see, there's no dis

the ceo of california forever, the company behind the proposal to build a new city in solano county.aking questions from the audience. >> yes, and i'm sick of developer coming in and we don't know nothing. and then you say it's not in secret. >> the project has drawn heavy skepticism from many in solano county, as well as at the state and federal levels. it first started several years ago after silicon valley billionaires secretly bought $800 million of land to develop near travis air force base. the company's ceo, john schrameck, says the county stands to benefit from the project. >> but this is by far the best site that we have in solano county in the bay area and probably in the entire state for a project that can really make a difference during a presentation strum. >> it talks about the long term economic boost it could provide. he mentioned everything from the creation of white collar jobs to new infrastructure and a safe city to raise a family, a tough sell to many in the audience. >> yes, i may be more skeptical now than i was walking into it, but the job guarantees the lack

the 34 year old defendant goes by rafa solano.other of his child in our jailhouse interview. months ago, solano claimed he killed karina castro in self-defense and that she had threatened him over social media. september of last year, on a san carlos street outside her apartment, solano used a samurai sword and slashed repeatedly at the mother of his child, badly cutting her arm and then hitting her neck several times. several witnesses saw what happened. solano initially got away, but then came back to the scene to turn himself in for half the court session last monday. solano spoke in his defense, saying he had no memory of that day, even though he told me something quite different. he denied killing karina castro and even claimed to not recognize her photo. the woman with whom he had a child, he later went silent on the stand and in the following days refused to come to court. rafa solano has been found guilty of first degree murder and an additional allegation of using a sword in the slaying that could bring di

plans to build a new city in solano county. not sitting well for many who live in the area.lo again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener. >> and i'm mike mibach. tonight the man behind the project taking on a frustrated crowd of people who do not want a new community in their area. ktvu is joey horta live tonight here in studio after attending tonight's meeting. joey well mike, lots of shouting tonight there many people in the crowd just cut off the ceo's presentation causing a heated exchange. >> they don't want this happening in their backyard and we have an idea for how to make solano county better. california forever. ceo john sramek breaking down the project that would create the state's newest city's

the ceo of california forever, the company behind the proposal to build a new city in solano county.aking questions from the audience. >> yes, and i'm sick of developer coming in and we don't know nothing. and then you say it's not in secret. >> the project has drawn heavy skepticism from many in solano county, as well as at the state and federal levels. it first started several years ago after silicon valley billionaires secretly bought $800 million of land to develop near travis air force base. the company's ceo, john schrameck, says the county stands to benefit from the project. >> but this is by far the best site that we have in solano county in the bay area and probably in the entire state for a project that can really make a difference during a presentation strum. >> it talks about the long term economic boost it could provide. he mentioned everything from the creation of white collar jobs to new infrastructure and a safe city to raise a family, a tough sell to many in the audience. >> yes, i may be more skeptical now than i was walking into it, but the job guarantees the lack

a new city in solano county. the organization says the billionaire backed group is endangering travis air force base by ignoring years of smart growth planning. an i-team reporter, stephanie sierra has been following this story and you have the latest development. >> steph. >> yeah, the same questions. keep resurfacing here. tonight we're learning new details about california forever's proposed land swap with solano county and why city officials are concerned about the implications to travis air force base. the sierra club is calling out what they see as threats to agricultural land and biodiversity conservation. the solano sierra club says california forever secretive billion dollar acquisition is nothing short of a hostile takeover. criticizing the plan for a new city conflicts with county policy that restricts development on agricultural land. losing prime ag land means we're losing our ability to feed ourselves. princess washington is the chair of the solano sierra club and mayor pro tem of suisun city. she s

be a big surprise, if we can see the frost advisory for the north valets and solano kelly, extendednday. by tuesday, the temperature overnight expected to come up a little bit which should change things to be adding a little bit of moisture to the air. and more clouds, we talked about it, no holiday impact in terms of rain or fog or any type of wind, through medical ethics but relatively clear but in the seven-day forecast right there you will see it, with the chance of showers in the valleys. it is a look like a chance of that as the weather models take most of the energy with the system and drop her through southern california after that by next weekend, we could see some showers on approach with that chance, it could stay north of the bay area. as you quite a with the wednesday into early thursday rain chances, right now it doesn't look like much, but at least it will take some of the dryness out of the air. as we head towards the part of the week. the trouble forecast looking pretty good, chilly mornings ahead, san francisco temperatures and inland temperatures but tonight is th

. >>> now to a follow-up surrounding a major land deal in solano county. one environment club is expressing their opposition to the new proposed city expected to be built by billionaires. nbc bay area's bob redell is live outside of the county government building in fairfield. bob, the sierra club calls this the, quote, clandestine possession of land in solano county. >> reporter: correct. good morning, ginger. over the past several years, billionaire investors have secretly acquired over 60,000 acres of land in eastern solano county not far from here in fairfield to turn this into a master planned community. a news conference just wrapped up behind me earlier this morning. in the news conference, the sierra club called this neocolonialism. the environment group says the plan for the so-called california forever, the name of the new community, they say it violates the county plans for smart growth, will endanger nearby travis air force base along with our national security, will harm the marsh, will destroy the largest remaining agricultural area in the ba

maybe not as cold as solano valley has. as the north wind will keep it in the low 30s and 40s tomorrow morning. moving forward by around lunch time, upper 50s to low 60s. sunny skies but not a warm afternoon with the mid 60s in san jose. just like we had today. and here are the areas we're watching tonight and through the weekend. solano county especially with that freeze warming up. we could see upper 20s to low 30s. moving forward to sunday morning, and monday morning, wouldn't be surprised to see the frost advisory extended until at least about monday morning. by tuesday, some of the temperatures do start to come up as they get more moisture in the air. it tends to act like a blanket at night and we shouldn't be as cold as we go from the clear skies. we're seeing now to increasing clouds and eventually, a chance of seeing some rain as we finish off the month of november. the first chance coming in tuesday night and went. notice where this particular storm appears to be headed. southern california. so in between the two,

the reason behind the pros advisory and the freeze warning up for solano county.est on when the cooler temperatures move out and when rain >>> the postal service is bringing back its operation santa program for its 111th year. operation santa allows people to adopt a letter to santa and fulfill their christmas wishes. the program relies on the generosity of strangers. for the first time, customer requests prompted the program to open ahead of black friday. >> we redact any personal information, which is super important for us. and, what's really interesting about that is you can go on the site, register, read these letters, pick one that you want. adopt it, fulfill it. the receiver never knows who you are, and you never know who you sent it to. so it's a random act of kindness. >> it really is. it's no hey, thank you. you just want to do it. kind of cool. if you want to help spread holiday cheer we've posted information on our website. search "operation santa." >>> in our bay area proud series, most have happy ending, but one we had was up in the air. there was ev

and growing opposition for a proposed new city on solano county. the group trying to put a stop to what they say is a land grab. our jodi hernandez fills us in on all of the new details. >>> but let's begin with our weather, as we take a live look across the bay area this afternoon. so it is looking pretty clear right now, but that could soon change for us. so i'm here now with meteorologist vianey arana. so, vianey, how soon could things possibly change, like, within the next 12 hours or so? >> 12 hours seems fair. you can run your necessary errands for the remainder of your tuesday. the morning commute could be a wet one. >> got it. >> take a look at the timing and what to expect as far as rain totals right now, if you look, that system is churning off in the pacific about 400 miles west of the bay area. you can see right here, and i'm going to zoom this in closer so we can take a look at what we're seeing right now. a lot is more focused to the north. notice the pockets through parts of ukiah. if i take this little bit further south through san

they plan to build in southeastern solano county. the investment group held its first of 6 town halls tonight in vallejo kron 4 amanda harry was at that meeting and tells us how the community reacted. >> founders started the presentation by explaining the idea of the project which would transform unused land into a community with houses and parks. but the audience started to disrupt, asking questions and pushing back on the idea and you angry and frustrated neighbors sounding off wednesday night as the development project, california forever took its first steps towards making their vision a reality. a group of silicon valley investors who have been buying up land and solano county held a town hall to officially introduce their plans for a new city. but many of the people in the room or support of be more skeptical. now that i was walking into the california forever website mentions how this will be a new community for good paying jobs. solar farms open space, affordable housing, safe walkable neighborhoods. >> and good schools. foun

. >> communities in solano county finally getting a chance to address the group leading the proposaly near travis air force base. the concerns that neighbors are raising about the plans, air quality in the east bay being called into question by people living near refineries. >> as we're seeing another flaring incident that happened last night and still happening this morning. >> good morning to you. it is thursday already thursday, november 30th, thank goodness. >> hi, drew. >> hey, good morning. and it's a lot easier to get around this morning because we're dry. no showers to deal with to start our thursday live. look, we're dry in san jose under partly cloudy skies. live doppler seven is totally quiet. it was a different story 24 hours ago when we had those downpours moving through, making the wednesday morning commute slow. the thursday morning commute is shaping up to be a lot easier. weather wise, but we are cooler out there now. numbers are mainly in the 40s. you're going to feel that chill. also that dry air, air that's in place, the dew points are lower. you probably feel you

as you can see, solano county is home to a robust and delicate eco system carefully crafted with all of our stakeholders in mind. >> the sierra club solano group is comprised of 35,000 members in a response sense. a spokesperson for california forever said in a statement. our project does not ignore the orderly growth initiative. it embodies its very spirit. we support the orderly growth initiative, and that's why we're going directly to voters, allowing them to decide what future they want for themselves and their kids. >> it is proving to be a big year for the salmon population with large quantities of large fish moving through bay area creeks to spawn. ktvu is an rubin tells us that's also true in san jose where years of habitat improvement seems to be paying off with. in san jose's creeks you might expect to find bikes and balls and blankets. >> what you might not expect is this salmon urban salmon. >> and i think it's been the best kept secret. >> a secret hidden in plain sight research bears studying fish bones found. they're actually native to the guadalupe watershed. here. >>

it could be a new city in solano county.fort to transform thousands of ache enters into something else is giving as you tour of the site. as jodi hernandez explains, the proposed city is facing an uphill battle. >> reporter: the ceo has big plans for this pasture land. he and his investors now own more than 60,000 acres in rural solano county, and they're determined to build a new city here. >> i just think this is a spectacular opportunity to create one of the great american cities. the right idea and the right place at the right time. and i think that people in solano county are beginning to see that. >> reporter: he showed us around part of the property this afternoon. he said he wants to create a community with walkable neighborhoods, shopping, dining, renewable energy, and open space. he hopes the first 50,000 residents will be living on the site by 2040. >> two, three, four, five-story buildings. a lot of row houses, small apartment buildings, local businesses and retail shops. you can walk to a grocery store,

now solano faces a prison term of 26 years to life center. singh will be scheduled after a jury delivers verdicts on some aggravating factors in this case. live in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> lauren, thank you. >> police identified 18 year old rf mohammed as the victim who was involved in a fatal hit and run on highway 13 in oakland. it happened near joaquin miller road and lincoln avenue just before 11:00 last night. mohammed was the passenger in a zip car that crashed into another car. he and the driver stepped out of the vehicle. that's when another car came and struck mohammed, where he later died. investigators say the car that hit him fled before the chp arrived. and they're now searching for the people in that car. >> some bold car thieves made off with about $100,000 of inventory in hayward. the robbery happened last night at city motors. used car lot. burglars broke into the business and forced open a lock box and took all the vehicle keys. the thieves then helped themselves to three cars, driving one of them?

we have a freeze watch up for solano county. and stay tuned.see frost advisories throughout the north bay valley. saturday morning now. low to mid 30s across the valley. likely to see the same into sunday morning. so, chilly. but at least dry as we wrap up the holiday weekend. as high pressure holds on. we are likely to stay dry. not just through sunday, probably about monday or tuesday. then stay tuned. here comes the chance of rain in the seven day forecast. right there. with a good chance of sierra snow returning as well in the seven day forecast. so chilly changing for nighttime temperatures. it will take us into the beginning of next week. tracking the changes which may include some rain and long sought sierra snow. >> could be nice to get that rain. happy thanksgiving. >> like wise. >>> up next, this was such a special moment. thanksgiving tributes to the late john madden. the many ways the nfl honored the bay area legend tonight. >>> we are missing john madden. the bay area legend was a thanksgiving staple for decades always calling the

. >>> some deserving students in solano county getting the chance to chase their dreams, the unique programt just ended with a red carpet premiere. >>> we have all had a few days to calm down from the 49ers third straight loss, why the locker room isn't worried. plus, klay thompson is a when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilograms of ethically sourced, recycled materials. it's about accomplishing something bigger than itself. a clean future for all. >>> beautiful shot of the skyline from treasure island as we check with paul heggen and we are getting ready for mother nature with a little gift here. >> the clouds are going to yield the chance of showers, but not tonight and probably not through the day tomorrow, you will have to wait until sunday. the pattern is shifting around a little bit. the rain is going to stay to the north on saturday, the storm systems traveling a little bit farther north

the ceo talked to the solano county water agency last night. he was hoping to convince them to partner with him to study water resources in the area. and he offered to help pay to expand their water pipeline. they were hoping to tap into it to bring water into his proposed city. well, that agency wanted nothing to do with it. the meeting was packed with a lot of critics who are pretty vocal. the zoom line was maxed out. only a handful who supported the project. the agency said, hey, we don't want to talk about this at all with you until you can come up with some concrete plans. come back with plans and show us exactly what you planned to do. the details. and until then, we don't want to talk. so he said he won't let that set him back. there are at least ten other options to get water to the site including bringing water from the sacramento river. building his own pipeline and tapping the ground water. he did say he plans to release the detailed plans early next year. >> all right. thank you for that preview. we'll see you later tonight. appreci

in solano county, joint unified is electing a board trustee.y, evergreen community college is electing a board member. and marin is deciding on measure b, a real estate tax to pay for permanent division. the measure needs two-thirds majority to pass. >>> king charles delivered his first speech to british parliament today. in it he laid plans to tackle crime, boost economic growth and reduce the climate burden. he read the speech from a guilded throne. he highlighted his efforts to stabilize the government after two conservative leaders were ousted. it is still going to meet its goal to be carbon neutral by 2050. >>> up next, here is the big question, can brock purdy and the 49ers get back on track? going to be a tough road trip to jacksonville this weekend. we're going to check in with our 49ers' insid. er is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's power

so enough moisture in the fuels but always a good idea to stay aware solano county under that wind advisoryntil 1 p.m. tomorrow gusts to 45 miles an hour. and we also have frost advisory for mendocino coast tomorrow morning a freeze warning for lake county tomorrow morning and then a freeze watch going up for solano county saturday and sunday morning's temperatures in the coldest spots anywhere from the upper 20s to the low 30s. so protect those pets. don't forget about your sensitive plants. they may get damaged. exploratorium camera. you are seeing a beautiful view of san francisco tonight where it is 59 degrees. oakland 58, currently 55 in palo alto. and a live view from santa cruz camera. it is all quiet on the coast, but that's going to change mid to upper 50s from santa rosa to napa, 60in concord, 63 in fairfield, golden gate bridge, clear skies overhead and breezy to gusty tonight. sunny and cooler tomorrow. lighter winds by evening, colder mornings with frost this upcoming weekend beach hazards statement starts along the coast tomorrow night. all the wave heights are already coming

>> likely, solano county. that is where the freeze warning will be overnight tomorrow, and sunday night into monday morning. right now, christmas in the park not too bad, 55 degrees in san jose, but as we approach midnight tonight, you will see these temperatures i think as early as 11:00 dip into the 30s and eventually, upper 20s, to low 30s, north of santa rosa tomorrow, this is where the frost advisory is, in light blue. the areas in purple here layover to fairfield, that is where the freeze warning is up and that does include much of the interior of northern california and up toward lake county. hour by hour, for the temperatures, you will want to have that extra thick coat as you were heading out tonight, as tour tomorrow morning. watch what happens here in santa rosa, upper 20s to low 30s, mid-30s out toward the tri- valley. again, san francisco, oakland, and san jose likely, hanging onto temperatures in the 40s. moving forward, another one of these chilly nights taking us into sunday and monday, and the

that wind advisory remains up for solano county until 1 p.m. tomorrow. gust of 45 miles an hour a few power outages not out of the question. and certainly the possibility of tree limbs going down. i'm going to step aside. we do have a frost advisory for parts of the mendocino coastline tomorrow morning as you will notice here, a freeze warning going up for lake county. and those are the areas where the temperatures will be the lowest upper 20s around solano county. this is saturday morning and again on sunday morning. freeze watch for those subfreezing and freezing conditions. so prepare accordingly along the embarcadero is just all quiet. 61 in the city and mountain view , 59 in oakland, ■still 68 in sn jose. and from our walnut creek camera, it is clear out there. novato 5763 in santa rosa, 64 livermore and pier 39. camera people enjoying the view clear skies breezy to gusty tonight. sunny and cooler tomorrow. lighter winds in the evening hours colder mornings with frost this weekend breezy to windy tomorrow morning. 30 to 40. so bundle up tomorrow aft

the driver was booked into the solano county jail.ille based nursing facility, its owner and 7 other nursing facilities have agreed now to pay millions of dollars after giving physicians illegal kickbacks. he was turned. his office says that paxson inc and prima entered into a monetary agreement with certain positions. basically those physicians would agree in advance to refer a large number of patients to the skilled nursing homes that you see on your screen. there are all based in hayward and fremont. the physicians would then be based on the number of patients they referred. let go if they didn't meet the quota. prosecutors say this happened between 2009 2021, the company that those involved, agree now to pay more than 45 million dollars. >> it's 7.35, in the east bay. oakland. police are investigating because a patrol car was hit during a sideshow. the side show was on around midnight on thursday there about 20 vehicles that we're doing donuts and there were dozens of people out there that's at 80th avenue and international boulev

but it is going to get windy in our hills and in solano county. temperatures right now in the 50s and the 60s. let's look at what's happening. a dry, cold front for the bay area coming through. so to the north, they are seeing a few showers. but for us, it's really just the cloud cover that we're seeing. and behind that system, the winds are going to ramp up. a wind advisory goes up at 10 a.m. tomorrow, runs until 1 p.m. friday for solano county. northerly winds will be gusting to 45 miles an hour. and that's strong enough to take down some tree limbs or blow around your holiday decorations. so make sure you secure them a few power outages are not out of the question. let's go hour by hour and i'll show you what's going to happen. that front will continue to bring a few showers to the north. some snow showers in the sierra mixing in with some rain showers in the tahoe area. and it's really tonight that the snow levels above pass levels. but tomorrow morning, 6500 to 7000ft, just be prepared . might be a brief shower as you go through and then behi

they plan to build in southeastern solano county. the investment group held its first of 6 town halls tonight in vallejo kron four's. amanda harry is live there now. and amanda, what we learned and how the community rocked all of this. >> the founder started with the presentation explaining the project. he explained that they would be using a news land and transforming it into a community with homes and parks. but the people listening got impatient and they started pushing back and asking questions coming and you angry and frustrated neighbors setting off wednesday night as the development project, california forever took its first steps towards making their vision a reality. a group of silicon valley investors who have been buying up land and solano county held a town hall to officially introduce their plans for a new city. but many of the people in the room or support of it. so feeling skeptical about a lot of what he had to talk about back be more skeptical now that i was walking into the california forever website mentions how th

napa counties as well as for interior portions of the east bay in a freeze warning does remain for solano county out into the central valley. also through 09:00am after this cold cold start our inland temperatures this afternoon will almost double from those 30's to those 60's. the rest of us in the 60's as well. you will see an increasing cloud cover later in the day today. and that is a sign of a big switch up just around the corner involving some showers overnight tonight into tomorrow morning that i'll get to in your full forecast for the roads right now. things out there are smooth sailing. we do have the bay bridge toll plaza looking just fine. everyone's rolling through there without stopping at the metering lights. always nice to see that. this is the best thing about getting up early. you don't have to really wait around mateo bridge 12 minute hall across the span right now, the richmond center fell at 7 minutes and nobody making crossing and also pretty empty at the golden gate. all right, john. >> turning now to our top story, chevron richmond refinery employees. they worked th

we have an idea for how to make solano county better. >> california forever. ceo jan sramek breaking down the pros project that would create the state's newest city. he's invested $900 million, buying up 60,000 acres four miles from travis air force base on mostly agricultural grazing land in southeast solano county, causing an uproar about the native american graves that you are going to be excavating and building on without even consulting us. >> the natives of this land, sramek says the project will first create construction jobs and later permanent jobs within the development that pay above average. >> but former vallejo city council member katie meissner is worried the project would take away opportunity from existing communities. >> it sounds like from what you said about funding from the federal government for solano county, we'll get more money for homeless that will come here and we'll have all the homeless and you'll have a shiny new city up in rio vista and we'll get nothing. >> others are concerned about taxes going up and urban sprawl. >> you did

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las autoridades informaron que se espera que solano landaeta testifique mañana. llevaron una obra. según el propietario del negocio, se trata de un id, una pieza de mark chagall y que valdría unos 100.000■!a. experts agregan que la mayoría de trabajos de chagall fueron quemados durante la segunda guerra mundial y lo que ven más probable es que intenten venderla en el mercado negro. también quedó captado en cámara el momento en que un avión se salió de una pista, rompió una valla y terminó estrellando contra un vehículo. >> aquí tienen el instante. ocurrió en el aeropuerto aero country de dallas, texas, y según las autoridades, hubo al menos un herido. ahora la administración federal de aviación investiga para determinar responsabilidades y tras el arresto de 2 sujetos por presunta robar vehículos estacionados a las afueras de un centro comercial en fairfield, las autoridades advierten que mientras más se está acercando diciembre, más frecuentes podrían ser este tipo de incidentes. >> parece armando alonso. >> por ello nos tiene también estas recomendaciones para

sin embargo, gracias a las cámaras de vigilancia del condado de solano, se logró su arresto.a. usted lo ha sabido. y por ladrones que quiebran esas ventanas de los carros para llevarse lo que puedan. pero ahora flavio lacayo nos va a explicar que para tratar de poner estos problemas a un lado, las autoridades están alertando a las personas para que compren e inviertan su tiempo en la ciudad, en un ambiente que describen como seguro. así es. >> bueno, todos esos problemas empañan la percepción de san francisco y las autoridades ahí se han dado a la tarea de tratar de atraer aún más consumidores para alentar a la economía de la ciudad durante estos días festivos, con una de las pistas de hielo más atractivas del área de la bahía, donde también se encuentra 1 de los árboles de navidad más altos y llamativos de la región. en el área de union square, rodeada de tiendas lujosas y con una alta presencia de policías. >> la verdad, casi no vengo por acá. >> no es la primera vez. >> la alcaldesa intenta atraer a los consumidores para que compren en los pequeños y grandes negocios y se

. >> more pushback for those billionaires wanting to create a new city in solano county. the sierra club is opposing this grand plan as some landowners are refusing to sell their property. >> despite higher mortgage rates, home prices continue to rise across the country. how difficult it is to make it in the bay. >>> and on this giving tuesday, we look closer into how local families are benefitting from contributions that are raised from many of you. >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. the silicon valley billionaires attempt to go build that new city in solano county are hitting roadblocks. the largest environmental group, the sierra club, came out swinging against this proposal. the group says preserving the county's open space is worth fighting for. nbc's jodi hernandez has been

in solano county it is a freeze warning, so that also shows that our temperatures continue to be well below what we like to see. now, we're freezing in sonoma, one degree above freezing in santa rosa, it is freezing in dublin and 34 in palo alto, upper 30s in the south count. we take a look at our highs, headed for the mid to upper 60s today. we'll make it up to 60 in matter me, san francisco will hit a high of 64 and upper 60s for the south bay. we'll get a look at rain coming in. where we'll see it in a few minutes. >>> mike, you have a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> we have a look at the booth. look at that. it says 25 miles per hour -- yeah, most are going higher than that. it does talk about fas trak there through the area and no problems. this is a great time to go across the bay bridge, although two issues reported now over on the san francisco side off of the skyway, two disabled vehicles from the initial report. there's some slowing over here in richmond and there's a roadside fire, an encampment fire that's not affecting the freeway itself. obviously it must be a dist

meanwhile, solano county, you're looking at a freeze warning again on both days.improvement, although still chilly. 39 42 up to santa rosa in some 50's off to the east bay. already. and we see some down to the south to contrast for you a little cooler this morning than yesterday and numbers right on target in parts of the east bay. those winds pretty much offshore. they're going to be that way today tonight, tomorrow, although not real heavy. so a little bit of a breeze, but helps reinforce some of the dry air that we already have in place. so keep it sunny. temperatures will ultimately get to the lower 60's. but upper 50's you can see for much of the day, a little different story for tomorrow and some unsettled weather for next week. and again, all of that and a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> pro-palestinian rallies took over san francisco's union square on black friday. protesters demanding a permanent ceasefire between israel and hamas force. dan thorn has the details. >> on the busiest shopping day of the year, pro-palestine protesters flood th

but marin county's had san pablo bay out to solano county and areas south.system so 60s on the temps. all right. 531 steve? yes, sir? >> you know what this reminds me of? this is practice for more serious storms. practice not a game. not a game, not a practice practice. it's just practice. not a practice. not the real game. thank you, steve. well you know, it's compared to what we've had in the past, this is sort of mild. however, any sort of wet weather on the roads. here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see our lens there is wet. we've had a crash on 121. it is blocking lanes. so i would not use 121 between 37 and 12. you have to use the lakeville highway instead. there was also a crash southbound 680 at 780. they're clearing that. we also do have traffic that is going to be slow in some areas. as you can see, northbound 680 atlantis, there's a crash there. so the crashes happen. chp is doing a good job in clearing them right away. but a lot of these minor crashes are happening, no doubt correlated with the wet weather. 532 let's get back to

how the food bank of contra costa and solano provides critical help. >> reporter: every friday, laura bando loads her grandkids in the car and heads out to get food for the week. but, she is not going to the neighborhood supermarket. instead, she is on her way to church. >> what we are hoping to get here is the basics, she told me. milk, eggs, bread and maybe some vegetables. she has been coming to the father's house church pantry in vacaville. this, after escaping violence in her native country of nicaragua. the situation there was difficult, she said. it was hard to get a job so we came here to find a better life for the children. even though she has been working full time, it has been hard to make ends meet. >> you get one bag of meat. >> reporter: whatever money she makes goes to paying rent and bills. accepting charity is the price she has to pay to put food on the table. >> at first, it was a little painful accepting this new reality, she said but i am very grateful to have this. food banks and pantries across the country are now bracing for what could be one of the worst winter

itay hod shows us how the food bank of contra costa and solano provides critical help . >> reporter: every friday, she loads her grandkids in the car and heads out to get food for the week. but she is not going to the neighborhood supermarket. instead, she is on her way to church. what we are hoping to get here is the basics, she told me. milk, eggs, bread and maybe some vegetables. for months now, she has been coming to the father's house church pantry in vacaville. after escaping violence in her native country of nicaragua. the situation was difficult, she said. it was hard to get a job so we came here to find a better life for the children. but even though she has been working full time, it has been hard to make ends meet. >> you get a bag of meat and at the exit you have two eggs. >> reporter: whatever money she makes goes to paying rent and bills. accepting charity is the price she has to pay to put food on the table. at first, yes, it was a little painful, accepting this new reality she said, but i am very grateful to have this. food banks and pantries across the country are no

we did not get a warm welcome from solano county residents. well, they were holding their first town regarding their plans. will talk more about that just a moment. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning far. >> well, good morning to the giveaway to with his bright and early for the kron. 4 morning news day is thursday, november 30th. i'm reyna harvey. all right. well, we checked this morning with johnson. he can get us covered on the forecast and it was a little slick outside yesterday morning, yeah, the rain yesterday and that made for some wet roads for your morning commute this morning. much the opposite. >> we're going to be looking at conditions out there that are staying dry for duration of your morning drive. so that will make it easy out there. golden gate bridge, much different situation than yesterday was looking at satellite and radar. nice and quiet on it. not seeing anything out there that's going to getting in your way. not really talking any fog. little passing cloud cover, but that's about i