hainault area of incident on the hainault area of north—east london. man has been arrested in incident involving a sword. police were called shortly before seven o'clock this morning to reports of a vehicle being driven into a house in the thurlow gardens area of hainault. their applause at that time that people had been stabbed. —— there were reports. the suspect went on to attack other members of the public and two police officers. we don't have a confirmed number of people who have been injured but it does include at least two police officers. they are awaiting, the police say, an update on the condition of those who have been injured but a 36—year—old man was arrested at the scene and he is in custody. you can see here this is the statement that the police actually released, giving us details of this incident in hainault which happened at around seven o'clock this morning. the home secretary james cleverly has posted, saying he is regularly being updated about the incident at hainault, he says my thoughts are with those affected and thank you to th

as we said in the bay area, we are not going to get the full show . as brian hackney shows us, even a partial view is still worth checking out. >> here we are on the foothill college campus. with the foothill observatory on the left. >> reporter: well jeff is a professor of astronomy, he has never seen this. a total solar eclipse. unfolding over north america on monday, -- >> i will not be in the bay area. i am traveling to where i will be able to see totality. i am so excited. >> reporter: that means traveling to a 130 mile wide path of total tallassee in the u.s. stretches from southern texas across the midwest, up through new england and out the canadian maritimes. outside of that path, it is a partial solar eclipse, like the bay area saw back in 2017. >> even the partial eclipse is just fantastic. i loved it. with a little bit of focusing. >> reporter: that will happen on monday. a partial solar eclipse. >> i think it will be -- it is not the sun? it is. >> that is the only thing bright enough to get through this filter is the sun itself. >> repor

we've had quite a bit of rain and it lingers for parts of the bay area. en much of the activity tapering off and we are still seeing rain in marin county and parts of sonoma county and snow as you go up in elevation and it's also been snowing for the san jose foothills. we are also going to see much more of this activity moving through and tapering off for a little while into the afternoon, but with the center of this storm close by it's going to continue to keep our weather unsettled, not only today, but tomorrow, as well even as it dips farther to the south. so we are going to see some breaks and maybe a little bit of sunshine while it stays cool and then look at 5:30 this evening as people are trying to head home from work and school. we are going to see some snow in the santa cruz summit and a wintry mix and off and on rain across the bay area. so we are look at some breaks in the activity early tomorrow morning and then during the afternoon it starts to come back again, just when you think we're in the cheer there will be rain tomorrow night, as well.

were two high risk of areas to give loans. the green areas, where the whites live, they could get federally backed mortgages to buy homes. >> people of color were limited to living in those redlined areas. >> today, families like the knowles are fighting for reparations and retribution. alameda county supervisors in the hayward city council have each passed resolutions, apologizing for their role in the destruction of russell city. >> it doesn't do anything for me. absolutely nothing, especially considering all the families of the destroyed. it could have been different. >> reporter: he -- and is now retired. >> everything that i knew about russell city, i heard about during that, during the weekend of the picnic, and that's it. >> reporter: the picnic that's in for more than 40 years is a reunion for russell city residents , where neighbors share stories and pictures. >> what is the significance of an apology? is it a piece of paper or is it something that people are going to commit to really doing the work to change this cycle o

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see the highest rainfall in areas such as regions. agard can happen in both sistan baluchistan and hormozgan provinces, and in fact, yes , we will definitely monitor the readiness of the organizations and institutions, and we are going to talk with the institutions, especially the country's crisis management organization, and if there are any points left. we are at your service, mr. ziyayan, no, there is no request , thank you very much for your communication and information and thanks dear viewers of the khabar network , god bless you until the next communication. sarai irani opened a well-equipped and specialized digital store in an area of ​​over 5,000 square meters in sarai irani in qom . we will perish. why don't you buy an air conditioner? the account balance is not enough. this is the reason. it is not the reason. the reason is not the reason. we are going to the city of household appliances. buy a gas air conditioner in installments . it is a good offer to buy a gas air conditioner. the conditions are good. in the name of allah

is no end in sight to the fighting. now, a bay area nurse is back from the war zone and she is giving us a first-hand account of the devastation. >> it was a situation that -- this is the situation they are in during day after day. >> thank you for joining us. i'm devin feeley in for elizabeth cook. that nurse is among many medical professionals who have traveled to the middle east to help treat people wounded in the war. in a few minutes, we hear from how she calls the work crucial but also describes it as [indiscernible]. >>> let's get to news headlines with anne makovec. >> we start in oakland this afternoon where a fire burned a garage to ash. this is on montclair avenue near brooklyn avenue about a block from cleveland elementary. the fire started in the garage and then it spread to the main house. firefighters reported this incident under control at around noon. no reports of any injuries. >>> san francisco public library employees are demanding better safety while on the job. they say the drug and homelessness crisis is spilling

i'm >>> the bay area is electric. our region has been among the quickest in america to make the switch to electric vehicle. >> it is happening here now. new research shows it's making a difference with our climate in crisis. here is christie smith. >> we were looking for ways to change the co2 as we try to make those reductions from all different sources. >> reporter: ronald cohen is a professor at uc berkeley describing what he and others found as they tried to measure the local carbon emissions. >> we observed the total emissions of co2 over a five- year period from 2018 to 2022. and the electric vehicles on the road here in the bay area. >> they track the data this way. >> they built a unique instrument that will allow us to map the air. that we would put measurements on the rooftops, so 15 locations around the bay area. most of them in middle schools and high schools. >> reporter: using those maps will provide insight into the problem and the potential solutions. >> we are able to understand where emissions are com

now let's take it back here to the bay area. >> waking up to some cloudy skies and some foggy conditions too. we're off to a cool start this morning throughout the bay area. 40s and 50s right now. into this afternoon we go. we'll warm back up into the 60s throughout most of the bay area. but it's also worth saying that we have a huge surge of cold -- cold air moving its way from an area of low pressure troughing its way into the region. this is going to bring in rain tomorrow a lot cooler weather for us all throughout the bay area and to add to that some gusty conditions too. break apart the cold front coming up in just a bit for now back the nicole with more about the earthquake. >>> all right, thank you, jessica. well, last night we also spoke to usgs about the differences between this taiwan quake and the kinds of of quakes that we might experience here in the bay area. >> this 7.4 when you look at it from a global point of view, will have been less damaging than a similar earthquake would be of the same magnitude in the bay a

of gaza strip here in the central area of gaza strip the israeli artillery maintained its shelling particularly towards the northern part of the city of the central area including alamal town which is located in the northern part of the central area of gaz strip the entire dental buildings were completely destroyed by the continuous israeli air strikes and according to multiple eye witnesses that the israeli incubation forces are transporing that rubble of those destroyed residental towers and they are using uh that rubble to construct and to build the seaport initiated by the us administration in the central area of gaza strip. in addition to that when it comes to khanuni city the israeli aggression is still continued and persistent particularly against the western part of hunyuma city as the surrounding areas of the nasar medical complex and the alamal hospital are still under heavy bombardments and attacks uh we are talking about massive destruction also that are uh that that unfolded in that area uh while the israel aggression is still continued as i've mentioned even the even

. territory of serhiy, well, we also understand that the situation in the areatemporal ravine is extremely difficult, and here the question is where the enemy will try to develop their offensive activities, that is , will they be able to hold two or three directorates at the same time, or will they still have one of them, i don't know, will be preferred as a strategic direction, and the question, which is also related to our defense, as well as to the enemy's capabilities, is to what extent... our allies will be able to reach the logistics of the armed forces of ukraine will be able to catch up with everything that the americans have already, as far as i understand, already placed part of it on the european continent. well, there are really two component questions , first of all, that the enemy has the ability to act in several directions at the same time: firstly, now we see a significant intensity of hostilities, that is, in the morning , the establishment of the headquarters. 14 combat clashes per day, we had this only in the summer, that is, a very high inte

>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at >> now at 5, the man accused of fighting with san jose mayor matt mahan undercover police guard was released from jail today. thank you for joining us here on kron for news at 5. i'm noelle bellow. i'm ken wayne. our cameras are there downtown san jose. win that fight broke out, sending the police officer to the hospital briefly. crawford check moment was a reporter who caught on camera and he was in the courtroom today and joins us live with the latest on what happened in court. jack. >> yeah, that's right. wesley pollard, that's the name of the man who was seen in that video that seemingly spread on social media now like wildfire. will be released from santa clara county jail here later this evening. but that was before earlier today with the judge originally wanted to keep him in jail. and it wasn't until he saw the kron. 4 video this afternoon that changed his opinion. now pollard is charged with battery, disturbing the peace and a felony charge of t

now to some other stories we're following around the bay area. officers with the department of fish and wildlife seized over $10 million worth of cannabis plants. this happened last friday on kevin court near the coliseum. more than 12,000 illegal cannabis plants were seized in the operation. officials say this was the third bust in the oakland area in the past six months. >>> a juvenile driver is responsible for the fatal hit and run that happened earlier this morning. the collision happened at the intersection of niemann boulevard near elkin way. that's near montgomery elementary and silver creek high school. police say a chevy camaro was speeding when it ran a stop sign. it smashed into the driver side of the white pickup truck that you'll see there. the truck driver was pronounced dead at the scene. officers located a juvenile who they believe to be the drive of the camaro and have taken them into custody. >>> so the state's supreme court heard oral arguments in the fight over people's park. they want to build housing for about 1,100 students

no water supply in the area. sult to injury over and over and over and we're going in closer on the flames and you can see what they're doing to that -- it's really a lot of fuel. the palettes that were piled up there. they are now white hot in the heat of the flames. so far, fire crews are having to shuttle water in. that's just making this even more difficult of a fight. so a huge story there. in san joaquin county, near tracy, we're understanding many of you are concerned about this. so where you are concerned soare we. nicole? >>> well, reed, this is an all too familiar sight for a popular oakland doughnut shop. just got robbed for a fourth time in this past year. this time, one of the suspects hopped over the counter at colonial doughnuts while another ripped out the cash register and a third swung around a golf club. this robbery happened on march 1st. the owner told us she's worried that she won't be able to staff her store if thieves keep targeting them. >>> damage from storms in the south in the face of h

back to the bay area real quick. nt to start off with what's happening for us here in the next couple of days. lots of changes in the forecast as we head into the next couple of days starting off with a cold front moving its way in. right now we're in the 50s throughout the bay area and as we extend in the next couple of days a huge cold front is moving its way in from the gulf of alaska and that's going to give us a series of showers but it's also going to be giving us plenty of cooler air and gusty conditions too. so sweeping in if the north. now our forecast is going to look a lot different within the next couple of days and we're going to have more on the earthquake right now i'm going to send it over to you, nicole. >> thank you. >>> last night we also spoke to usgs about the differences between the quake and the kinds of quakes that we might experience here in the bay area. >> this 7.4 when you look at it from a global point of view, will have been less damaging than a similar earthquake would be the same magnit

taking look up north in the valais area. those who may be heading over towards the maze, taking 80 to get across bay bridge. your commute looks good. so far this morning, traffic times and drive times for those heading to the maze to the bay bridge crockett to the maze 20 minute commute, walnut creek to 5 a 12 minute commute. castro valley to the maze. 14 minute commute. stanley under to the maze a 12 minute commute taking a live look at that bay bridge. once you do get to the maze, you can see it is a parking lot out there already. but it's only a 16 minute commute to get from the maze into the city. so not too bad. those metering lights are on overall drive times for those inland areas. livermore to dublin 12 minutes, dublin to fremont 18 minutes. san leandro to milpitas 30 minutes. peters to sunnyvale. 8 minutes. keep in mind some of these drive times may start to grow as we that accident cause more congestion. live look at the san mateo bridge. 17 minute commute. lastly, we'll take a look over in the south bay right now t

so williams. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> and daria and i'm james fletcher. we've got lots to talk about this morning. do want to start, though, with a check of the weather as take a look at this tuesday morning. hold on to your hat. it's anything like yesterday morning. even with years. so really hold onto him for sure. today's going to be a way cooler and a very easy one. roaring winds out of the southwest pushing in some cooler air our direction and continuously cooler for the rest of the week's forecast. you look outside this morning does show a little bit of cloud cover out there. but otherwise, not a lot of grey so far today from the berkeley hills camera, we are seeing okay. but that sea breeze is roaring into the bay area and that is going to cool us off significantly as compared to yesterday. temperatures in the 40's to 50's right now. it is a cool start to the morning jackets. ready to go this morning. if you're heading out to the coast today, it will be a bit of that

that is not how any shelter in the bay area works. if your dog is micro chipped, we will call you and say, hey, the microchip comes back to you. we have your dog and we would invite you to come in and pick up your dog. >> san francisco spca says in this case, a picture of the animal may be the key to detecting a fake. >> some will send you the photo that is in your notice or they will slightly alter the image to make it look different and send it back. those are big red flags. >> for sid and rachel, they have a helpful happy ending after neighbor sent a picture of him hiding under a car in a local neighborhood. >> knowing how scared i was, i was not thinking straight. knowing that the scammers were relying on me to be frantic and confused, i felt really angry that someone would want to take advantage of a person in a situation. >> reunited and ready for his next chapter with his forever family. >> we wish that little guy luck. experts say to avoid a scam, never share your personal or financial information. they also recommend microchip

and a bay area bounce-back for the beat. people in one bay area neighborhood hope sweet sounds will convince people to stay. >>> it's the capital city of california. so it would be good to have a major league baseball team here. >> the a's already sacked oakland. why not move to sac. >> could the team end up in the capital of california after this year? good morning, thank you so much for joining us. i'm reed cowan. >> i'm gianna franco. i almost forgot how to do this job. we've been gone for so long. hi. >> oh. and all of our voices are so different because we're getting over the icks this morning. it's what national hug a news anchor day. >> i was just going to say i would really recommend you not. >> i don't think we're going bet any sicker on the show though. but the band is back together. so good to see you guys. a live look outside on this thursday morning and this is the view from the mark hopkins cam. keep in mind, it is a first alert weather day. you can't quite see it now and actually i did have some rain drops as i

in the high areas, as well as the rivers of these areas, which we mentioned separately, and the roadsthese areas, especially the transportation roads, will be slippery, and stones will fall from ko. we will keep in mind that the conditions will not be suitable for fishing . we have strong winds. since the beginning of this water year , the average rainfall in the country has been reported to be 153 mm , which is 20% less than the long-term period. the flag bearer of these reductions this year since the beginning of the agricultural year has been hormozgan province with 59%. second was kerman with 48 and now fars province is the same. in the past one month, this is the third red warning issued by the meteorological organization. due to the timely notification of the media and the efforts of the crisis management headquarters, we have not seen any serious damage in the country. saeed hajizadeh, sed and broadcasting news agency . the body of security martyr hamid soltani nejad. hamid soltaninejad, an employee of the police command of sistan baluchistan province , was killed in a fight wi

stormy weather getting ready to blanket the entire bay area. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom today. the rain is here. yeah, slick one. it's a slight edge on has been warning us that today would arrive and sure enough here it is. and it's getting wet out there for some job board on. it only going to get weather right in the middle of the morning commute things are at their busiest out there. so anticipate it. >> may be taking a little bit longer than you'd unfortunately like for this thursday morning, drive what we got outside from the east bay hills. still some relatively dry conditions in this view right here. we're starting to see some more showers pushing in towards the coastline. now you can see out here up and down the mountains of the peninsula on into the north bay coast. and then right over the richmond, sandra fell bridge and then over san pablo enrichment itself. some showers moving in at

so they purposely disrupted this area, 880, one of the main arteries of the bay area. but it is a day of action for demonstrations across world and across the country. several here in the bay area calling on the biden administration to stop funding israel's war against hamas. and actually, the president -- president biden is hosting iraq's prime minister at the white house to talk about the tension in the middle east. there is growing concern of what is happening in gaza. also at this hour, there is a rally at u.n. plaza, it is happening at this time purposely picking u.n. plaza and then a parade at 12:30 which just got underway to the irs office. they're calling it a family friendly parade. with drums and posters and they're going to be marching. there is going to be children at this demonstration as well. that is what they're saying. but it is also part of this larger demonstration, all independent demonstrations but happening in coordination this morning here in the bay area. >> we're going to continue to follow this, because this is been something thats had disrupte

we will have clear visibility for the inland areas for the bay area. s heating up through the middle of next week. we will be tracking all that for you. >>> mike, you are saying the conditions are changing out there? >> yeah, i just showed you the shot at the richmond-ran raw fell bridge, and can you see there's a wet roadway here and so that's the issue. that will continue to be around the bay area, those changing conditions. not a major issue at the bay bridge, but we do have the metering lights on. there's that traveling across the bay. the arrows show you where there's a build for the east bay. the south bay shows wet roadways in some patches, and the first build easing up a little bit. there was a crash here on 101, and there are flares burning out here. >>> north bay says the hack affected some buildings, and some have been trying to call the hospital since monday but have not been able to get through. all urgent care clinics are open, and all nonemergency surgeries have been reschedul. surgeries have been reschedul. there arede it's time to get a

the livermore area. e sierra nevada is what we refer to it in the east bay. and there you see that cell. that's copious amount of precipitation right there outside of milpitas on 680, as you're making tracks in and out of the san jose area. more snowfall right there on highway nine as you're trying to make tracks towards the beach in santa cruz. we also have in the mayacamas mountain range some light snowfall, and it's raining up and down the peninsula and into the bay. at this time, sfo just got a little bit of a break, but in burlingame you have some light rain showers on your rooftop. we're taking a look at mount diablo and as the clouds do part, take a look. can you see it? there's the light snowfall there with the air temperature banking between 31 and 33 degrees at 3800ft. so it's kind of a mixed bag of precipitation. otherwise, we're in the 40s and 50s across the board. the winds have picked up to 16 at sfo. when you see those stronger gusts, boy, you need your winter jacket on this fourth day of a

cherry blossom season is underway in the bay area. ind that the japanese tea garden and throughout san francisco's golden gate park right in the heart of japantown. you can actually check out the cherry blossom festival. >> this weekend on april 13th and the weekend after that on april, 20th, you can enjoy a variety of live performances and food. oh, man, i just feel like you're just spoiled that all these events having a back-to-back and the solar eclipse happens today, john. but whatever you do, don't look at it directly here. >> best piece of advice. and don't just trust your normal sunglasses either. absolutely need approved eclipse viewing glasses or goggles and i know the exploratorium right on the other side of kuwait hour right here has those for free. if you are heading out to the city today, we are going to be looking at a gorgeous day for some eclipse viewing with crystal clear conditions all across the bay area literally could not be better across california. now for a lot of our neighboring states are seeing full totality

now the tidal basin bathing area was not without its issues. this being the 1920s, there was a start of the loosening of morale in the country and that extended to the tidal basin. the length of women's bathing suits began to get shorter and shorter to. the point that there was an employee here whose job it was to go around and suits to make sure that they conformed with the rule requiring suits to be no more than six inches above a woman's knee. additionally, the question of segregation came up at the tidal basin when. it opened in 1918. the tidal basin swimming area was designed permitted for whites only. congress at one point attempted to create separate but equal situation by drawing up plans for a bathing area for black patrons that would have been on the north side, the tidal basin. however, a of southern senators were concerned about plan that would have allowed blacks to swim the tidal basin, and they actually managed vote down the proposal. and a result congress did away all the swimming in the tidal basin. rather than face questions ab

i assume the whole area, i i can see the cordons, the whole area cordoned off from the public?openhagen and literally opposite parliament. within 100 is of the danish parliament building. the whole area is cordoned off, a lot of police on both sides of the parliament building. a few small crowds, obviously a lot of media but people watching on in utter disbelief. ., ~ people watching on in utter disbelief. ., ,, , ., people watching on in utter disbelief.— people watching on in utter disbelief. ., ~' , ., , . disbelief. thank you very much indeed for _ disbelief. thank you very much indeed for the _ disbelief. thank you very much indeed for the latest _ disbelief. thank you very much indeed for the latest on - disbelief. thank you very much indeed for the latest on that i disbelief. thank you very much l indeed for the latest on that fire indeed for the latest on that fire in the centre of the city. i want to take it back to olympia where the olympic flame has been lit. the handover is taking place, huge ceremony ahead of the paris 2024 olympics, which get under way in july, th

it is in the upstream area that our food from the bibles will arrive faster. one of the plans that the petrochemical industry made in the field of gathering gases, which today is the largest project in the history of the country's industry to collect associated gases, fortunately, the petrochemical industry he is following up, that is, associated gases in the east of karun, which is planned by the beid bland petrochemical refinery of the persian gulf, which , god willing , will collect these torches within this year and next year, and in fact, along with all these torches , it has invested, and in fact, the wasted pollution and the burning of these gases in the in fact , it collects and comes from the other side and becomes feed for petrochemical complexes, that is, we collect the accompanying gases and separate them from each other at the beed blang refinery. we direct ethane and also cuts heavier than ethane to the petrochemical methane community, it enters the city network it means that on the one hand, the entire production is added to our urban network, a

let's talk about what we will see in the bay area. ool to see the totality with some videos but here's what we can expect in the bay area. the partial eclipse does begin at 10:14:01. that will give us about 35% maximum eclipse by about 11:13, 24. we are talking about two hours of eclipse experience. the partial eclipse is set to attempt to an end at around 12:15. the solar eclipse is going to be something that we enjoy and see but 35% compared to the 100 will still be something to enjoy. >> it is tempting to look up into the sky, but safety could harm your eyes, if you do not have the special eclipse glasses. is there someplace you could go to get a great view? >> like you said, it is absolutely a safety concern, you should never look directly into the sun. we are talking extreme damage potential there. your regular sunglasses will not be enough. the glasses you are seeing all over the internet are specific and designed especially to keep your eyes safe but you are right, there are locations where you can actually go view this and the

on thursday and saturday, these rains in the western areas, the central slopes of the zagros, the areas central, northeastern and to some extent the eastern parts of the country continue to. in terms of shabbat situation , we expect that during today in the northern parts. in the eastern and eastern parts of the country, the speed of the wind should be increased in some hours. in these areas, strong winds are the prevailing phenomenon, which is the cause of the decrease in air quality and also the decrease in visibility. in some cases, the speed of shabbat is increased . thank you for accompanying us until this moment. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the owners of these photos , our intention is to take a step in the path of morteza but the truth is that the path that art. he mixed it with knowledge and made it sublime. without an organizational mission, morteza avini was sure that he should do this work to narrate the international effects of the islamic revolution before anyone asked him. rezvan hall of basij national media hosted the second gathering on morteza road. a gathe

this isn't the pleasanton area. west bound 5.80. lf europe road and there's a lane that's affected. this involves multiple cars. chp is out on the scene. they're working to get that out of the way they say. thankfully, right now, minor injuries. so just keep that in mind. it's causing a backup all the way from pleasanton towards the livermore area. another situation we're dealing with is over in vallejo. you see that back up there. this is a sigler. it's on westbound 80. it's just west of georgia street. there is a land that's affected. so that's been like that at least for an hour and a half or so. and alternative route for you could be highway 29. so keep that in mind. taking a look at some drive times right now. those of you in the more inland area livermore to dublin. 32 minute commute again. you may see those delays because of that accident. dublin to fremont 18 minute commute. it's a 30 minute commute from san leandro to milpitas. if you're heading towards the south bay. now pete is to sunnyvale in 8 minute commute. taking look

the whole area has been sealed off. the whole area is still sealed off. is still sealed off at the moment is please begin that investigation to try and work out what has happened. the home secretary, james cleverly was asking for anyone with any information to talk to the police and sadiq khan, who did tweet that he was in constant contact with the commissioner, saying that he was absolutely devastated by the news from hainault. he also urged people not to expect late into the details of the incident were confirmed by the police and to avoid posting footage on social media. he said that if anyone had any information, please do come contact the police. let us go back to the live pictures from hainault. this is where we are expecting that news conference. a statement from the police, very shortly. i'll correspond it is also at the scene. you have been talking to the local residents. what have they been saying?— they been saying? they are very worried. they _ they been saying? they are very worried. they didn't _ they been saying? they are very worried. they

i should say, moving into the bay area. you probably notice the wind over the past few hours, all afternoon and into the evening. hours some strong winds, novato gusting to 40 miles an hour. sfo gusting at 33 miles an hour. so breezy to windy out there. here is our live camera looking out towards san francisco in the distance. definitely picking up on the cloud cover. temperatures have cooled off into the 50s for the 7:00 hour tomorrow morning for the thursday morning commute. rainfall making a comeback. the possibility of some thunderstorms so that could lead to some lightning strikes, maybe some hail, and just plan on some extra time tomorrow morning because the thursday morning commute could be a bit challenging out there. here's the front moving in right now. not the biggest deal, but that cold air will settle in. so cold showers, possibly some thunderstorms and a friday and for tomorrow and then possibly into friday as well. here's the forecast model showing you this. this is 8:00 tomorrow morning. there's the rain band

in the gaza strip , this area also targeted this morning, and because of this attack, a massive fire occurred . palestine to more than 34 a thousand people have died since october 7 and the number of injured has reached more than 77 thousand. and hamas emphasized that the demands of hamas are the demands of the palestinian people and the legitimate demands. yes , we thank mr. hani al-maqari who was with us during the repair. but now we want to go to the border of lebanon with occupied palestine and join my colleague mr. hassan azimzadeh with the premise that the media of the zionist regime, with reference to the serious damage of the missile defense systems of this regime's army in the north of the occupied territories. and hezbollah's attack on these systems is dangerous and with high destruction did you know, mr. azimzadeh? hello , i would like to ask you to tell us how many times hezbollah has targeted the missile defense systems of the zionist regime's mossom to iron dome since the beginning of the battle in t

it was also seen in the bay area, this video out of napa. you can see the streak of light right on the right-hand side of the screen. today u.s. command confirmed the latest from space debris from a tiny spacecraft. they say it reentered the earth's atmosphere over the pacific ocean. mystery solved. >>> cities across the country are gearing up for the total solar eclipse. nasa is also getting ready to launch some experiments as the moon passes in between with sun and earth. the path of totality stretches from texas to maine. we are going to miss out a bit in terms of the total eclipse here. the luckiest viewers will see the full darkness and look at the sun's after atmosphere. nasa wants to influence -- understand how the sun influences our atmosphere, particularly the ionosphere. to do this they are launching rockets and chasing the eclipse with jets. >> we have a number of sounding rockets which means they go up and do not go into orbit, they come back down. they collect data for a little while. we also have a jet that is observing the coru

getting aid in the area has been tough as well. this past monday, seven staffers from the world central kitchen were killed after the israeli military fired on its aid convoy. >> this doesn't seem a war against terror. this doesn't seem any more a war about defending israel. this really, at this point, seems it's a war against humanity itself. >> truce talks between hamas and israel are expected to take place in cairo this week. and today, jewish people in the bay area marked six months of war, calling it an unimaginable milestone. a group gathered for a vigil at the el overpass on highway 24 in lafayette. they say their sole focus focus is ensuring all hostages being held by hamas are not forgotten. one woman at the vigil says her brother in law is one of those hostages. >> i think about myself if i was in gaza, if i was in some kind of an underground tunnel, i think the only thing that would give me hope is to know that my family outside is fighting for me, fighting to bring me home. and so i'm doing the same thing. >> the group i

and the barns that were in the area are totally damaged. nt of damage is extremely high. the discussion of the so-called axes of our communication that you have observed, the situation of drinking water in our communities as a whole, is about two kilometers, three kilometers, one kilometer. destroyed, these are also being estimated in the discussion of residential houses hadi has also caused damages to the people , we have a little bit of this with the facilities that are available in the city , we are doing it with the special order of the minister of interior , the problems of the flood victims are being followed up and will be resolved based on priority with the existing measures and the help of the media. it is possible that their immediate problem has been solved for now , but god willing, in the next two or three days, i think the problems will be solved in general. and providing assistance to jihadi groups and providing aid in these areas will continue until the situation returns to normal has it. rahmatullah about sed and cima news a

the area is still in lockdown. 't know the motive for this attack but police saying, as things stand, they believed that he acted alone and they don't believe there is a continuing threat. as we just look at the various different, three different lives feeds we have on the scene right now. i will take you back a couple of hours to this afternoon when there was still daylight and we have these pictures of people basically being evacuated from the shopping centre. you can imagine a hugely busy shopping centre, hundreds of people inside, and as soon as the alarm was raised, police managed to get hundreds of people out of that shopping centre. now, nearby when this happened, about 3:20 p m local time in sydney, when that happened a police officer, a single police officer was nearby. she went into the shopping centre and approached the man with the knife. when the man with a knife phrased it, she discharged her weapon and shot him —— a man with a knife raised it. we have heard since from the prime minister that this poli

currently, the discussion of intelligent protection of areas. r environmental management , it is one of the programs defined by the environmental protection organization. we started this program in isfahan province. one of the things we are doing is installing long-range cameras, which fortunately has happened in some areas. you see, you are more than 8 km away from here, fixed cameras we used the entrance doors of the area, which actually monitors the entire environment. through the monitoring rooms, the guards are able to control the entrances and exits of the area, in addition to installing cctv cameras at the entrances and exits of the protected areas. infrared night vision has also come to the aid of rangers. it is a very good camera, it has a very good range, it can help our officers in the protection at night. by using the intelligentization of conservation units , natural areas and unique animal species can be used as national assets for future generations. preserved today for future generations. by equipping the province's environmental

for us, it looks good in the bay area. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >>> we're going to continue talking about that solar eclipse, expected in just a few hours. while the bay area is nowhere near the path of totality, there will still be a partial eclipse to enjoy, and conditions should cooperate. >> "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live for us in san francisco this morning. ginger, i am sure that you saved us a spot at the rooftop. >> reporter: absolutely, i did. here is a seat for laura and here is one for marcus. guys, this rooftop, others like it and a whole host of viewing parties across the bay area and in san francisco, those are the places to be starting at 10:00 this morning. that is when the moon will kiss the sun, as one astronomer put it. she broke it down in simple terms, whether you're into science or not, you're going to want to pay attention to this morning's event. >> you're still part of this planet and this is a planet that orbits a star and has a moon. and our moon is going to

>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> now on the phone, morning news, new court documents are shedding light on what happened to a little girl before she died during an exorcism ritual in the south bay. yeah, we're also following in the south bay leaders in san jose voting on whether to ban on house encampments near schools are going to be live with details. fletcher will get to those stories in a minute. but first, we do want to get a check of the weather. have a live look here outside what a gorgeous shot of slow bridge and that fog over john says will be a little warmer today. mornings on. yeah, but little bit every there can see it in the form of that fog that will keep our coastal areas in the 60's today while the rest of us. >> absolutely rise a little bit further on into the 70's. maybe a touch of fog at the golden gate, but not seeing that at half. moon bay, nice and clear right here. we are seeing those clear skies for the vast majority of the bay area. we'll hold

turn in some parts of the bay area. we have full coverage across the nation as students call for universities and companies to divest from israel. the strong action school officials are considering at some campuses for the first time. salvation army is opening its doors to women. a look at the new shelter coming to the south bay and when it will be ready. and two off duty nurses come to the rescue at an east bay basketball game. how they jumped into action with a man's life on the line and the nearby tool that helped save his life. the news at five starts right now. thanks so much for joining me on this monday. i'm janelle wang. all across the state and across the country, university students have banded together to protest the war in gaza, risking arrest, suspension and even expulsion. take a look at this. students at sacramento state have set up tents across campus supporting palestinians at columbia university in new york, where the college protests started last week. students are asking the school to divest all ties

a little bit to check on the area. city. this morning, 80 is looking good so far. and once you get towards that connector, it could get a lot. a little bit more congested. but taking a look at antioch to concord, 15 minute commute. as of right now, which looks good for this hour. some drive times for those heading over to the mains crockett to the maze. 60 minute commute, walnut creek to 5, 80 11 minute commute. castro valley to the knees. 14 minute commute. san leandro to the maze. a 10 minute commute. and keep in mind, some of these may be impacted this morning as there may be more people taking these roads rather than their normal commute because of that oil rig. big spell. so take a look right now at the bay bridge. you can see the maze to fremont street any minute commute. those metering lights are not on just quite yet. give some drive times for those little bit more inland livermore to dublin and 11 minute commute, dublin to fremont 14 minute commute, san leandro to milpitas those heading to the south bay 20 min

us with dry and warm weather. 70s throughout the bay area. nd 60s for daytime highs, warm weather, no matter if you live in the east bay or down in the santa clara valley where we have a beautiful start to the morning. beautiful sunrise off to the east. the camera is a little shaky up near black mountain. want to go into what's happening for the rest of the week. temperature outlook showing below normal temperatures for the weekend into early next week. a cold front is right around the corner. despite the fact that today is beautiful with 70s and sunshine, we have active weather building in from the north, starting in the pacific northwest wednesday, sweeping in to the bay area for thursday, bringing in showers and snow to the sierra with the gustier conditions widespread through california. to add to that, it is moving in the north, so it is bringing in cooler weather. rain chances increase for thursday and they stick around a little for friday and then it starts to decrease for saturday . so a lot of changes right around the corner and we ar

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bay area. the oakland a's are leaving. we knew this day was coming. but for many of us, we thought maybe, just maybe there was a glimmer of hope the a's would stay in oakland. maybe john fisher would sell the team. but it's not happening. like the raiders and to a lesser extent the warriors, the a's are walking out on oakland. starting next season, the a's will be playing in sacramento at sutter health park, home to the aaa rivercats. they'll be known as the athletics. no oakland, no sacramento in the name. capacity at sutter health park 10,000 seats. and then there is a grassy knoll out on for 4,000 people. so overall 14,000. sacramento is a temporary home for three, maybe four seasons until the a's new ballpark is built out in las vegas. right on the strip about a mile away from the raiders stadium. this morning, the a's made it official at sutter health park. you see john fisher there on the far right. the reclusive billionaire owner joining forces with sacramento kings owner vivek ranadive, who

the peak flood in these areas is expected in 2-3 days. state of emergency was introduced there well in advance. in orenburgskaya areas under the impact of the elements are now ilek district. the level of the ural river has already exceeded critical levels and the water continues to flow. when they arrive in the area, they gather special equipment, strengthen protective structures, and install temporary dams. but in orenburg and orsk the flood began to subside. in buryat, blasting work is being carried out to create ice jams on the selenga river. the water came close to the capital ulanu. hundreds of household plots have been flooded in the region, and temporary accommodation centers have been prepared. a high alert regime was declared in the krasnoyarsk territory in in the flood zone of the 23rd region , water is expected to rise in several sections of the enessey in the coming days; in total, large-scale floods across the country affected almost 40 regions, with about 16,000 houses in the flood zone. our correspondents are monitoring the