sammy tovar from vacaville was arrested along with suisun city resident noah guirguis.ing the investigation police found the home where the suspects were storing the stolen property. officers were able to return most of the packages to their owners. ( darya ) a man is arrested for stealing credit cars from cars in livermore. an officer was on patrol at a shoppping center.. when he spotted a man trying to hide behind a pillar at a fedex store yesterday morning. the officer discovered that the man had items on him that had been stolen from multiple cars earlier in the day. the stolen property included bank cards... credit cards ...and electronic devices. the man was arrested and booked into jail. (james) new this morning... a japanese national broadcaster apologized on air today after incorrectly issuing a missile alert. the alert claimed north korea had launched a ballisitic missle... it was received by phone users with the n-h-k app. this comes just days after hawaiian residents recieved an incorrect emergency alert of an incoming ballistic missile. (james) in national

same thing happens at 7-eleven stores in sebastopol, napa, suisun city and santa clara. at 98 stores in 17 states across the country agents with homeland security, i.c.e., raid the store, demand paperwork, launch hiring audits and arrest 21 workers in the country illegally. none of those arrests are here in the bay area. >> i just don't get it. the farm workers, the 7-eleven people, those are all jobs nobody wants. yet you're gonna try to fire them all and then who is going to do it? >> reporter: in a statement i.c.e. says, quote, today's action sent a strong message to u.s. businesses that hire and employ an illegal workforce. i.c.e. will enforce the law and if you are found to be breaking the law, you will be held accountable. the owner of one store in santa rosa tells kpix 5, all of its employees have all their proper paperwork. quote, they were doing a regular check. it's not a big deal. >> we're providing them legal representation if anyone is actually detained in a raid. >> reporter: david campos the deputy county executive in santa clara county believes this is th

suisun city, vacaville, fairfield, antioch and vallejo are the last places in the bay area where rents average 17=hundred dollars or less.and while bay area rents rose three percent overall last year, some places saw much bigger jumps ... more than six percent in napa, , union city and redwood city ... low=cost fairfield is becoming less affordable. and berkeley, with the highest rent increase is now one of the bay area's most expensive places for renters (pam) other towns with sizable rent increases in the last year include santa rosa, benicia and gilroy. grant and catherine? (catherine) two men are part of a movement to declare independence from the state of california... hoping to create what they'd call "new california." they don't want to leave the u-s... just california. the new movement wants to include the areas highlighted in blue. it would incorporate most of california's rural counties... including redding... chico... and fresno. sonoma county and contra costa county would also be included... the organizers argue that california is now 'ungovernable'....saying that the repub

stores in santa clara, santa rosa, suisun city, napa, sebastopol and petaluma were all part of the operation. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in petaluma with details. charles. . . . well, at this point we don't know how many people, if any were arrested here in the bay as a result of this latest ice enforcement but at least one community is pushing back.u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement says that on wednesday ice officer visited seven elevens in four bay area counties, including here in sonoma county.according to ice, the visits involved officers entering stores and questioning the employees about their immigration status. if anyone was found to be in the country illegally, they were arrested. ice deputy director thomas human said in a statement wednesday that "today's actions send a strong message to u.s. businesses that hire and employ an illegal workforce: ice will enforce the law, and if you are found to be breaking the law, you will be held accountable,"one of the bay area communities targeted by ice on wednesday was the city of santa clara in the south bay. da

sammy tovar from vacaville was arrested along with suisun city resident noah guirguis.e found the home where the suspects were storing the stolen property. officers were able to return most of the packages to their owners. ( darya ) a man is for stealing credit a man is for stealing credit cars from cars in livermore. an officer was on patrol at a shoppping center.. when he spotted a man trying to hide behind a pillar at a fedex store yesterday yesterday morning. the officer discovered that the man had items on him that had been stolen from multiple cars earlier in the day. the stolen property included bank cards... credit cards ...and electronic devices. the man was arrested and booked into jail. ( darya ) new this morning... a japanese national broadcaster apologized on air today after incorrectly issuing a missile alert. the alert claimed north korea had launched a ballisitic missle... it was received by phone users with the n-h-k app. this comes just days after hawaiian residents recieved an incorrect emergency alert of an incoming ballistic missile. ( james ) still

stores in santa clara, santa rosa, petaluma, suisun city, napa, and sebastopol were all part of the operation. it involved officers entering stores and questioning the employees about their immigration status. if anyone was found to be in the country illegally, they were arrested. now officials in santa clara county say they are fighting back. ( darya ) the ice deputy director says they will continue to enforce the law and prevent companies from exploiting illegal immigration. ( james ) happening now... berkeley police are releasing new surveillance of a robbery and shooting... hoping it leads to an arrest. this happened on vine street near martin luther king junior way back in december. the victim had just parked this silver car -- and was getting something out of it. that's when you see the two thieves walkup. one of the thieves grabs the man's back- pack. ther

now, stores in napa, north sebastopol, santa rosa, santa clara, petaluma and suisun city were all surroundede. agents looking for employee status. this is the largest enforcement operation against an employ under president trump. officials say it was a follow- up to a 2013 investigation that resulted in nine arrests after raiding various 7-eleven franchises in new york. we spoke with the manager at a store in another location in petaluma who says while none of their employees were arrested, it was still a frightening experience. >> i was nervous and scared, like why are they coming in to check on everybody? because we're not doing anything wrong. >> reporter: nationwide, 21 people were arrested today. i.c.e. won't say if there were any arrests here in northern california or nevada. we asked them to confirm the numbers but they would not give numbers. they wouldn't release information other than the statement they provided today. but again, this is just something that immigration attorneys are saying we're going to see more of under the trump administration. >> so alyana, i'm assuming no one

suisun city, vacaville, fairfield, antioch and vallejo are the last places in the bay area where the lars or less. ( darya ) san francisco city officials have approved a stricter parking permit program for the bernal heights neighborhood. it allows only one- permit per person.... and up to two for each household for the 16 blocks of northwest bernal heights. other parts of the city with permit programs... allow up to four- permits per household. some argue that these new restrictions could cause parking to overflow into neighboring streets. there is also the issue of parking for teachers at a nearby elementary school ... as well as employees at a non-profit located in the neighborhood. ( james ) we could be in the midst of a government shutdown tomorrow... áif congress can't come up with a spending bill. congress needs to come up with a deal to keep funding the government past friday night. democrats have made their mission clear. they want to keep about 700-thousand so-called "dreamers" in the country. in exchange...pres ident trump has said he needs funding for strong border securit

stores in santa clara, santa rosa, petaluma, suisun city, napa, and sebastopol were all part of the operation. the operations involved officers entering stores and questioning the employees about their immigration status. if anyone was found to be in the country illegally, they were arrested. now officials in santa clara county say they are fighting back. ( robin ) the ice deputy director says they will continue to enforce the law and prevent companies from exploiting illegal immigration. ( robin ) happening now... berkeley police are releasing new surveillance of a robbery and shooting... hoping it leads to an arrest. we want to warn you... this video may be disturbing. this happened on vine street near martin luther king junior way back in december. the victim had just parked this silver car -- and was getting something out of it. that's when you see the two th

suisun city, vacaville, fairfield, antioch and vallejo are the last places in the bay area where the o city officials have approved a stricter parking permit program for the bernal heights neighborhood. it allows only one- permit per person.... and up to two for each household for the 16 blocks of northwest bernal heights. other parts of the city with permit programs... allow up to four- permits per household. some argue that these new restrictions could cause parking to overflow into neighboring streets. there is also the issue of parking for teachers at a nearby elementary school ... as well as employees at a non-profit located in the neighborhood. ( james ) we could be in the midst of a government shutdown tomorrow... áif congress can't come up with a spending bill. congress needs to come up with a deal to keep funding the government past friday night. democrats have made their mission clear. they want to keep about 700-thousand so-called "dreamers" in the country. in exchange...pres ident trump has said he needs funding for strong border security - including a wall. if lawmakers c

are behind bars for allegedly stealing multiple packages in suisun city.osted on their facebook page... that led them to one of the suspects. during the investigation, they found the home where they believe the suspects were storing the stolen property. the home's occupant is on parole, so officers did a probable cause search. investigators say, they found a number of stolen packages. sammy tovar from vacaville was arrested, along with suisun city resident noah guirguis. officers were able to return most of the packages to their proper owners. (steve) new at six. a man is behind bars tonight...in connection with stealing credit cars from cars in livermore. at around seven this morning... an officer was on patrol at a shoppping center.. when he spotted a male suspect trying to hide behind a pillar at a fedex store. the officer contacted the suspect and discovered that he was in possession of property that had been stolen from multiple cares earlier today. the stolen property included multiple bank cards...credit cards...and electronic devices. the suspect w

stores in santa clara, santa rosa, petaluma, suisun city, napa, and north sebastopol were all part ofthe audit. (vicki) human remains found last year in hayward have been identified as missing san francisco father piseth chhay . the 48-year- old was last seen on mother's day of last year. then in june... police dogs found human remains at the hayward warehouse where chhay used to work. late last night... kron 4 received a message from his family confirming that d-n-a results proved the remains were chhay's. shortly after chhay went missing... police identified one of his friends... bob tang... as a person of interest in the case. so far no arrests have been made. ( vicki ) police in oakland have identified the bart police officer who shot a suspect to death near the west oakland station last week. they say it's officer joseph mateu. this is the firearm recovered from the scene. police say the incident began when the officer heard a shooting take place near the intersection of seventh and chester streets. he saw two men fighting, one of them with a handgun. police say after giving seve

stores in santa clara, santa rosa, petaluma, suisun city, napa, and sebastopol were all part of the operation. specific locations were not made public today. ice officials say the agency was targeting people who hire undocumented workers. in total...ice agents descended on nearly one- hundre... 7-eleven stores across the nation. 21 arrests were made. this is being described as the largest immigration crackdown against any one employer... since president trump took office. an immigration official is indicating that more, similar crackdowns are coming. for its part...7-11 says it previously part...7-11 says it previously ended franchise agreements for owners convicted of breaking employment laws. (pam) a big story tonight thousands of people in santa barbara county ... facing another night without power, gas and water. (steve) the wall of mud and debris that rushed through montecito yesterday morning has left at least 17 people dead.and hope is fading for more than one dozen people swept away and still unaccounted for. "calling out her name all night long...""they didn't find her. because her b

suisun city, vacaville, fairfield, antioch and vallejo are the last places in the bay area where rentsaverage 17=hundred dollars or less.and while bay area rents rose three percent overall last year, some places saw much bigger jumps ... more than six percent in napa, , union city and redwood city ... low=cost fairfield is becoming less affordable. and berkeley, with the highest rent increase is now one of the bay area's most expensive places for renters (steve) now to our four zone forecast.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: we saw a little sunshine between the clouds today. there was some thick fog early and it was slow to burn off in some areas keeping those temperatues cool. we're seeing a few showers off the coast on our doppler radar. this is the first part of the storm that will soon affect the bay area. on the satellite image you can see a beautuiful swirl of clouds off the coast. notice all of the cold speckled clouds too. that's a sign of cold air showers behind the main cold front. this will likely be the coldest st

in the bay area stores inspected in napa, santa rosa, petaluma, suisun city and santa clara. supervisor does not believe this was a compliance inspection as i.c.e. called it checking to make sure employees were legally eligible to work in the u.s. >> i think they're doing audits on several other stores to find out who else they can go after in terms of immigrants in the country. they're going after the little guy. >> reporter: the assist apt police chief says they were begin no notice of the operation. >> we do not enforce federal immigration laws. that's not our role. we want those victims and witnesses to continue to feel safe. >> reporter: the operation targeted 1007-eleven stores, at least 21 people were arrested and ordered to appear in court. immigration attorney meryl kahn advises they have papers in order. >> it can preclude from you ever immigrate to the united states and it preclude from you ever being able to naturalize. >> reporter: i.c.e. released a statement that says i.c.e. will enforce the law and if you are found to go breaking the law, you will be held accou

seven bay area stores were raided, in napa, north sebastopol, santa rosa, santa clara, suisun city, petaluma and three other franchises in reno, nevada. >> i was really nervous too, why are they coming in to check on everybody? we're not doing anything wrong. >> reporter: he is the store manager at a different 7- eleven in petaluma. his store wasn't raided but his friend owns this other 7- eleven and three others in the bay area. i'm told all four were searched by i.c.e. no arrests were made. >> using tactics like the 7- eleven raids [ indiscernible ] is going to continue to put that fear factor. >> reporter: an immigration attorney who found out about the raids from clients who have been expressing heightened fear with the 40% increase in deportation arrests -- >> from january to june last year, 54,000 individuals have been arrested nationwide and these numbers in the last six months are increasing tremendously. >> reporter: wednesday's raid resulted in 21 arrests at the 98 stores searched nationwide. it's reportedly a follow-up to a 2013 investigation that ended in nine arrests at various

in our area several 7-eleven stores were raided from the north bay, suisun city to santa clara. kpix5's len ramirez is in santa clara at a store that was targeted. len? >> reporter: well, we don't have details on what actually happened at this particular store. the clerk on duty said it happened before she came on shift and the store owner has not returned our phone call, but this is one of the locations in the bay area and throughout the country that were part of this i.c.e. investigation. this is surveillance video from a santa rosa 7-eleven where this morning federal i.c.e. agents staged a sweep looking for undocumented workers. similar scenes played out at dozens of 7-elevens across the country. agents demanded paperwork, launched audits and arrested workers suspected of being in the country illegally. >> it's no surprise considering the climate now with trump, but it's sad to hear. >> reporter: this 7-eleven on washington street in santa clara was another convenience store targeted by i.c.e. >> makes you sad we have hard working people doing jobs that they're here trying to

suisun city, vacaville, fairfield, antioch and vallejo are the last places in the bay area where rents average 17=hundred dollars or less.and while bay area rents rose three percent overall last year, some places saw much bigger jumps ... more than six percent in napa, , union city and redwood city ... low=cost fairfield is becoming less affordable. and berkeley, with the highest rent increase is now one of the bay area's most expensive places for renters (steve) apple announced today that it's building a new campus -- but it will 'not' be in the bay area...the only information so big one...need to be a campus will mean the new (steve) apple announced today that it's building a new campus -- but it will 'not' be in the bay area...the only information so far --- it will be a new u.s. campus - initially for its technical support... this is 'apple park' in cupertino - which opened in november.as for the new location - the size, location and virtually all other details are still secret. we 'do' know that the company is also announcing that it will hire an additional 20-thousand employees o

in four bay area counties, including here in santa clara county, napa, sebastopol, santa rosa, suisun city and petaluma. now oakland is preparing in response to those sweeps and in anticipation of more sweeps.oakland's full city council unanimously passed citywide a resolution to clarify that oakland police is not to cooperate with ice. in a press release issued by council woman rebecca kaplan, she said the resolution clarifies that opd is not to collude with ice at a time when she says federal plans are underway to conduct massive ice sweeps in the bay area. according to kaplan, trump's ice director has threatened to target immigrants and elected officials of sanctuary cities. immigrant rights groups are also fighting back against these raids. groups like siren say these tactics will not be tolerated. they are asking people to sign up for text notifications to alert them if ice activity in their area and reminding people of what to do in case they come in contact with ice agents. reporting live in santa clara, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you

stores in santa clara, santa rosa, petaluma, suisun city, napa, and sebastopol were all part of the operationwas found to be in the country illegally, they were arrested. now officials in santa clara county say they are fighting back. (steve)(steve) the ice deputy director says they will continue to enforce the law and prevent companies from exploiting illegal immigration. (grant) more stories of sexual misconduct are surfacing about actor james franco after his recent golden globes win. several women described inappropriate encounters with the "disaster artist" star according to the los angeles times. one woman says the franco removed guards used while they were filming a sex scene together. another woman says franco pressured her into performing oral sex on him. five women in total have accused the actor of similar behaviors. franco... who is from palo alto...

local stores were in santa clara, petaluma, napa,sebastopol, santa rosa and suisun city. >>> anotherin pacifica. it's the last remaining home along the crumbling hillside off esplanade avenue. other homes there have already been demolished. the owner says the home is to be torn down today. it was built in 1949. >>> stay with us, traffic and w eather in just a moment. >>> good morning. 7:57. if you have been outside, you are quite aware of that fog out there. it's definitely been having an impact on our morning commute. here's a live look. this is interstate 80 at carlson. and heading through richmond, we are dealing with those delays, with a new accident, 36 minutes from highway 4 to the maze. oakland 880 northbound on the right-hand side of your screen there, we have about a 32- minute ride from 238 to the maze. the bay bridge toll plaza jam- packed in that red, 21 minutes to get into san francisco. >>> this is the view that gives us a nice glimpse of the golden gate bridge but not today because of the fog. very dense fog out there. here's another view of the bay bridge somewhere ou

in four bay area counties, including here in santa clara county, napa, sebastopol, santa rosa, suisun cityesponse to those sweeps and in anticipation of more sweeps.oakland's full city council unanimously passed citywide a resolution to clarify that oakland police is not to cooperate with ice.the resolution was authored by council woman rebecca kaplan is an active supporter of oakland's sanctuary city status. in a press release issued by kaplan, she said the resolution clarifies that opd is not to collude with ice at a time when she says federal plans are underway to conduct massive ice sweeps in the bay area. according to kaplan, trump's ice director has threatened to target immigrants and elected officials of sanctuary cities. reporting live in santa clara, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( james ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) new this morning... in the south bay it was announced overnight that 12 people have been arrested in a massive gang sweep in san jose. seven of the suspects are adults... the other 5 are minors. police say the group was re