water through the delta. this will stabilize the temperature of the water in the delta and helps control the algae blooms, it gives the salmon a chance there by giving fishermen a life. it promotes wildlife and birds and what they depend on. and other fish too as well. and it maintains a healthier flow through the water to the delta into the bay. thank you, very much. >> thank you, very much. any other further comments on this item? going once, twice, public comment is now closed. commissioners. >> commissioner moran, you promised. >> i'll try to deliver. first of all, thank you all for coming in. you always give us a lot to think about. i appreciate your taking the time and effort to do that. some of the early comments reflected the frustration of not having the text of voluntary settlement agreement in front of us and i share that. it makes it difficult frankly for anybody to have an informed judgment about what is being proposed. i hope that by tomorrow's board meeting that as much of that as possible is re

it is the entire san joaquin, the delta, the san francisco-based system. all of these paces are spaces pieces are supposed to sit together. i think we have to urge you tomorrow to support the basic fundamental base framework that the water board is proposing, and then work with in that to make it work. you have worked with questionable demand numbers for the future. demand forecast. you have worked with questionable science so far. the real science says that the rivers, the delta, the bay, needs more freshwater and i think we need to -- it is time to step back from the alliances who would see us deplete and destroy the environment. it is time to reflect the will of your constituents in san francisco and in the bay area who care deeply about the resource that they draw their water from and please do not file lawsuits. please do not ask for further postponement. please support the water board in their efforts to balance the needs of humans and the environment tomorrow. thank you. >> the first question i have is if the state water board is asked to delay a de

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remix some boats are found floating here on the delta and other cases they are abandon our rural roadss believe they arall beings stolen under the cloak of darkness. >> they are casing before hand and going out looking for boats they might be able to come back and get later. >> reporter: this boat was set on fire desert appeared >> it concerns me a lot because as a new boat owner, i don't want to find my boat missing. remix the sheriff's office is telling people to report anything suspicious. >> we saw a guy come in the other day and we didn't know who he was. he was cruising around in a little boat looking around. >> reporter: they are advising owners to lock up their boats within a fixed chain. >> records your numbers for electronic equipment and boats in case they are stolen we have a way to track them back. >> reporter: one man was arrested in december for about thefts but more rest could be made. >>> what happens now that pg&e is filing for bankruptcy. up next, the role of california state regulators and whether they share the blame for pg&e's failures. plus, tsa agents across the

he is due back in court next month. >>> a warning tonight to and the delta. sure you're both are locked up. the contra costa county sheriffs office is reporting a spiky boat theft with watercraft being stripped and abandoned. cristina rendon went on a right along with deputies and joined us live with the story. >> reporter: the most recent thing that happened two weeks ago, a boat thinking from a marina in east brentwood and was later found running on the water. it is one of just about a string of stories about test on the delta. >> we are always thinking of suspicious activity. especially both on the water race. >> reporter: patrolling the delta is a 24/7 job. >> the thefts of vote both is always an ongoing concerns. right now we just happen to be seeing a spec. >> reporter: lieutenant amy cook, commander of the contra costa county sheriffs office morning services unit tells us there have been 11 both stolen from marina since october at a neighbor sam segment within walking counties and there have been around two dozen. >> we have seen a rash of thefts all t

megacities like long show are as much a part of the pearl river delta as hong kong's neighboring metropolis shans in it's here in the pearl river delta the china's transition from the world's workshop to a technologically advanced global player is progressing fastest. sixty six million people live in the boom region where the billions of euros funneled into infrastructure have put every city within an hour's commute of each other. macau and its casinos are hoping to profit the former portuguese colony as another special administrative region granted greater autonomy from beijing under the one country two systems principle it share the cost of the bridge which it hopes will also boost tourism. so we're looking at you know probably and the tourism side a lot more multi destination itineraries meaning to say that people coming oddly cannot go visit not only how call not only macau but also other cities within the region. but environmentalists worry about white dolphins in the delta others complain about the projects exorbitant costs a waste of money say many in hong kong a city racked by unaff

one was they were directing their staff to work with the resources agency and completing the delta wathershed wide agreement including agreements for the tuolumne river by march 1 so we have a fairly short time line. for anybody counting it amounts to 37 days. so we have not got a lot of time and the intent is to look at the set of alternatives as a package for future bay delta plan update for consideration as early as possible certainly by december 1. it's an aggressive time line. the state board action did not have a consequence for missing the march 1 deadline so i'm not sure what that means but it is something we're looking at if there are still things to be resolved we have time to resolve them beyond that. then the other thing we talked about is regardless of how fast or slow the state moves on things, we need to be developing alternative water supplies soon and that we need those for a variety of reasons. partly the in-stream obligations, our existing shortfall and meeting our customer demand increases. we're trying to accelerate the work and a set of projects an activities to move for

but environmentalists worry about white dolphins in the delta others complain about the projects exorbitant costs a waste of money say many in hong kong a city racked by unaffordable housing crisis critics also worry that beijing will use the bridge to force assimilation. project. more. like a symbol that hong kong has full control of beijing. the bridge isn't open to everyone drivers need an expensive permit to drive on the left in hong kong and on the right on the mainland on the bridge itself traffic alternates from right to left hand traffic. undone downtown lies on the opposite bank the affluent former british crown colony can't get a grip on one big problem there are no affordable apartments we experienced how dramatic the situation is for many people there when we visited some of the so-called cage people. their home is a cage seven men live in abject poverty sharing one subdivided room most days they don't have enough money for three meals mr long shows us where he's lived for years he receives the equivalent of five hundred euros in welfare he spends half on his cage bed and electr

a warning for folks in the delta. make sure your boats are secure. >> the custer county sheriffs office is reporting a spike in boat thefts. >> we are always looking for suspicious activity especially boats abandon on the waterways. >> reporter: patrolling the delta is a 24/7 job. >> always it is a concern for us. we have been seeing a spike. >> reporter: lieutenant david cook, commander of the custer county sheriffs office marine services unit says there has been 11 boats stolen since october. add sacramento and san joaquin counties, and there have been about two dozen. >>> we have seen all way from pittsburgh to the discovery bay area so there is no pattern as to where they are striking or when. >> reporter: the boats are being stolen and stripped. >> it seems like people are after the portable electronics, navigation systems, speakers and outboard engines. >> they strip off the things that are easy to take and easy to transport and worth some money. >> reporter: in some cases the stolen boats are found floating on t

tonight, a little fog through the delta. mainly in the mid if not low 40s across the region. otherwise, it's just a blend of stars and clouds out there. we'll break down your sunday. the sun is up at 7:17 tomorrow. temperatures mainly starting out in the 40s. we'll chime into the sibl60s. by 4:00, hazy and temperatures above normal. 68 in oakland. 66 in the city tomorrow. 62 in santa rosa. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow, mild and that pat learn will continue into tuesday. so the next several days on the warm side. midweek, we cool down, a and that will introduce our next chance of rain on friday. and then we dry out by the upcoming weekend. >> larry found this forecast uncomfortable. >> it was two degrees shy of what he wanted. he's hard to please in the weather department. >> i said i thought it was going to be 70, because that's what another forecaster said. >> now he's pitting forecaster against forecaster. >> things always change in the weather forecast. very fluid. >> okay, you two. >> thank you, th

call it the delta.anging so quickly to the negative that even if the number is positive, but it is pushing into the global economy is less. the bottom line is all of you free traders out there, this has to get china's attention, along with all of the multinationals as we learned from earnings season mike, back to you. >> rick, has all our attention thank you very much. >>> when we come back, look at shares of ebay, they're spiking after elliott management announces a stake in the company. shares up more than 7% right now. "squawk alley" will continue after a quick brea k. (baby crying) ♪ ♪hold on, i'm comin' ♪hold on, i'm comin' ♪hold on don't you worry,♪ ♪i'm comin' ♪here we come, hold on♪ ♪we're about to save you i'm comin', yeah♪ ♪hold on don't you worry,♪ ♪i'm comin' ♪ hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have a hundred percent renewable energy goal. if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a negative impact to hawaii's economy. ♪ verizon provided us a

today i'll provide an update on the december 12, 2018 adoption of the bay delta plan. in vim -- summary there's affects for the water supply and we stated we think the benefits could be achieved using smart functional flows combined with science-based measures other than flow and we continue to believe voluntary agreements can produce a better overall result. with those thoughts in mind i'll talk about the state water board action december 12. they did adopt a water quality plan update with the 40% in impaired flow requirement february through june but with important amendments. at the same december 12 meeting the department of fish and wildlife presented updated information on voluntary agreements for the river as well as six other tributaries and included an overall framework agreement. the figure shows the rivers that were involved in that ed -- in that were agreements as a report and highlighted in red is the tuolumne river. i'll focus on that river because that's the greatest interest to us here. first, the proposal includes the functional flows as we talked about.

the future. and that's why not only delta was under pressure but the entire group delta and american getting the brunt of it today, down 7% and 8% one of the worst days since 2016 for dealt aire look at shares of boeing i point this out because borg like the rest of the market is under pressure and understandably boeing shares are feeling it because it was such a leader on the way up it's feeling that pressure almost as much as the market sells off over the last month, month and a half it reports orders and deliveries for 2018, early next we can. usually people focus on deliveries but also focused on what they say about orders and in terms of any sense at all with theky has not indicated that we might be seeing hesitancy from airlines about standing up and saying, you know, we want these number of planes let's say, three, four five years down the road. >> when was the last time we married from boeing, phil? >> oh in terms of any kind of guidance. >> yeah. >> i want to say three, four weeks. and at the time dennis mullen berg they said they were the optimistic about the earning and revenue and th

the other thing is the difference between delta and the rest of the industry is that delta guides aggressivelythe rest of the industry tends to tell you what they are seeing. delta puts out big numbers and hopes that their team can live up to it and that is not what happened this year. >> what is the average hedge price? >> it has come down quite a bit. jet fuel costs have come down the $2.40 per gallon into high one dollar range. the curve shows jet fuel in the .ne dollar 60 sent range if you think about pricing for the rest of the year, even though oil has come down, you can't just change your model and raise your earnings estimate. you have to lower your revenue forecast as well. that is what investors are doing. there is clearly a lot of concern and nerve respect to the group. nobody wants to step up. was thought the u.s. market supposed to be consolidated. >> it doesn't does not. the unit revenue numbers have been fairly good. yields are strong. when you look at december in general and the fourth quarter overall, what you see is halloween which causes people to stay home. election day, th

the contra costa county sheriff's office is warning about a spike in stolen boats from the delta. say in the last few months, more than a dozen boats have been taken. the boats are often stolen, stripped, and then abandoned, grounded or dumped. in some cases, they are set on fire. these are photos of some recent discoveries. some suspects are in custody. police say, the thieves are targeting outboard engines and tower speakers. ( darya ) chariot bus drivers who will soon be out of work ... may be able to drive for muni. the private bus service announced its going out of business and now mayor london breed is stepping in to help. in a tweet she says she is exploring offer 300 chariot drivers a job with muni. the sf-based company announced its last day of service will be january 25th. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news.. the new list from the catholic diocese of santa rosa... with more than 30 clergymen accused of sexual abuse. ( james ) plus, what the t-s-a is saying after a man was able to fly out of the country with a gun on a plane. accident in the santa cruz mtns sb

. >>> a warning about a spike in boat thefts in the delta. the contra costa county sheriff says there have been two dozen boat thefts in the last few months. thieves are stripping boats of engines and speakers before abandoning them. some tips, use a chain to tie to docks, install surveillance equipment and remove valuables before docking. >>> now to some video you'll see only on abc 7 news. it shows a man in a u.p.s. outfit taking packages instead of dropping them off. he cleaned out everything that was sitting in the lobby of this san francisco building. abc 7 news anchor dion lim decided to investigate. >> reporter: take a look at this graphic showing the number of stolen amazon packages across the country. san francisco is number one. when it comes to these crimes, thieves are getting more creative. >> he comes in with an empty barks he picks up the small ones, puts them in his satchel, stacks my package and just carries them out. >> reporter: hannah had her eye on this one-of-a-kind vintage rug for months. when she finally pulled the trig

> (robin) the contra costa county sheriff's office is warning about a spike in stolen boats from the delta. these are photos of some recent discoveries. deputies say in the last few months, more than a dozen boats have been taken. the boats are often stolen or stripped... before being abandoned, grounded or dumped. in some cases, they are set on fire. police have made some arrests the sheriffs office says the thieves are targeting outboard engines and tower speakers. v(robin) happening today... we will learn more information about the more than 30 clergymen accused of sex crimes from the santa rosa diocese. a news conference will be held later this morning. the santa rosa bishop says the church disclosed the names to help victims heal. kron4's dan thorn spoke with a woman who helps these victims. the names of almost 40 priests accused of sexual abuse is released by the diocese of santa rosa..bishop robert f vasa revealing the list on turday after announcing he would do so in october..the bishop released a statement along with the names saying he expresses quote " "sincere sorrow that so ma

a pocket of heavy rain moving over towards crockett and parts of the delta. we head down to the south bay where the rain has been more spotty and light. the snow passing through. in between you may catch a few breaks and peeks of sunshine and maybe a rainbow or two. we'll see that as we go through the next few hours and then see the activity tapering down. we are looking at the hour by hour outlook. shows some of the same area in the north bay as well as the south bay. later this evening there will be clearing. itou she fog. i'll have details on that, what to expect as we go into the weekend coming up in the forecast. >>> we are also watching the follow-up to a deadly crash in san jose. all lanes of 101 to the north just about open. it took a long time. investigators say this box truck overturned around 3:45 this morning. the three right lanes closed. a passenger icnside that truck was killed. they say he may have fallen asleep behind the wheel. he is expected to survive. >> we do have several witnesses who stayed on scene and were able to give us information

we'll hear from the ceo of delta. nd home depot ceo bob nardelli is hereituso wh tdiscuss the industry and economic impact when we come back. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> welcome back shares of delta giving up earlier gains after they reported financial results it did beat expectations on earnings but its forecast for the current quarter could show slower growth. phil lebeau joins us with a lot more >> listening to the current conference call going on between delta executives and analysts on wall street. a couple of questions coming about the impact of the government shutdown. we'll talk more about that here are the numbers for the fourth quarter delta did beat the street reporting earnings of $1.30 per share. the estimate was for $1.27 but keep in min

overnight, look for the development of areas of dense fog, especially in the north bay, over in the delta, the carquinez strait. highs tomorrow mainly near 60. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. and notice that each of the seven days we expect some periods of rain or showers. but looks like the more vigorous storms will be on tuesday and thursday as we have wet and windy gusty conditions on those two days. we've got quite a string of wet weather coming our way. >> yeah. >> deal with it. >> kbrin and bear it. that's right. >> thanks, spencer. >>> holiday shopping totals are in. in. >> and for life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. the last day to sign up is january 15th, so don't miss out! because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. [ closing bell ] >>> after a day of back and forth trading, t

with the purple heart anglers, they said shepherds wanted american veterans on a fishing trip to the delta and even alaska. >> just seeing the smile on their faces enough to want to do more for them. >> reporter: she does do more to raise money for nonprofits, she and her husband have auctioned off traditional indian dinners that she cooks. they also host volunteer and staff parties. for nietzsche, giving is as natural as breathinally makes m i always say that i don't think i do enough. >> reporter: for her wide range of volunteer services in the us and india, this week goes toni >> she also volunteered with the american cancer society and foster club. remember, you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/0 . we will be right back. >>> breaking news right now, i look at the fire in san jose. these are live pictures from chopper 5. you can see they are spraying from their hoses. this is a single structure. no word on if anyone is injured or how the fire started. >>> officials just met to do the first snowpack measurement of the year and this measurement is

more than a dozen boats have been stolen in the delta. thieves are targeting engines and speakers for boats. many boats have been abandoned and in some cases thieves set them on fire. so far there's been a few arrests. investigators still want to remind boat owners to chain their vessels to the docks and remove any valuables on board. >>> a sinkhole is causing delays this week on a major south bay thoroughfare. here is the view from our sky ranger. this is on the border of milpitas and san jose. two westbound lanes on montague expressway are closed between trade zone and the railroad tracks. officials say they could close a third lane if the sinkhole continues to grow. crews will work on it all weekend and next week until repairs are finished. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, is senator kamala harris running for president? she's danced around the question for months, now we may have the answer. >>> also passengers on an international flight trapped on the tarmac for hours at oakland airport. why it took so lon

looking at some of the rain moving towards the delta area seeing some of the showers moving through right now. i know all eyes are on the forecast for the big game, for the college championship this afternoon. it is looking good. we will have clouds rolling by. temperatures in the upper 50s. a few peeks of sunshine and clearing out tonight. i'll be tracking that and the next storm system set to move in. it is coming up in the forecast. >> looking forward to it. >> thanks so much. >>> turning now to the government shutdown. no progress so far this morning. >> scott joining us. >> week three making it the third largers tomorrow it welco longest. met with representatives over the weekend to talk about the wall. this morning senate majority leader said these sort of negotiations are fruitless because whatever white house representatives might offer as a deal isn't a deal because trump won't agree to it. >> there are other people who come and say things and then the president trusts them. the vice president said what about 2.5 million. the president said i'm not for 2.5. i'm for 5. >> we won't

>> i just drove up the sacramento river to get here from my home, down in the delta. the sacramento river is flowing full right no wi they projects make a difference this winter? no, but these projects would be under way next winter, next summer. not so many months away and they would providedditional protection. will it make a difference? we don't know, but it could make all the difference between a horrible flood or no flood at in puerto rico, another $2.5 billion to shore up the levees and dams in the area that were totally destroyed 2 i1/t2i is s unconscionable that the president would reach out and take away that money. >> how s is the president at thisioer point about this th that he's making. >> we've backed him do a bit, but nonetheless he's kept alive the threat at he hasthe power to issue a national emergency, and based upon the laws o the books, which frankly should be hanged, and i have introduc legislation to change those laws, he could dip into the civ>> works. ll right. >> he could also dip into the u.s. military's military construction projects. we have

we're going to bring you the numbers. deltanes ceoest bastian will join us in an exclusive interview just minutes after the report that's coming up at 7:00 a.m then at 8:00 a.m. we're expecting results from wells fargo. stay tuned you're watching "squawk box" on cnbc ♪ saved you a seat. this round's on me . hey, can you spot me? come on in! find your place, today, with silver sneakers... included with many medicare plans. call the number on the screen now or visit getsilversneakers.com >>> welcome back new this morning, earlier today it was said his company has never speed for the chinese government and never would he made a rare public appearance following the arrest of his daughter, the company's cfo in canada his company would not answer to such requests. his appearance comes just days after the arrest of a huawei employee in poland that was charged with spying on behalf of china. this soap opera takes a new turn huawei has been under a lot of focus by the u.s. government over potential spying. the view inside the united sta

there is a great chart that shows the delta of essentially. -- the delta, essentially.aking a massive hit apparently. that was by all accounts a bubble, right? >> yes, it had a lot of foreign investment coming into the city that ultimately slowed down because there is a finite number of people that want to spend tens of thousands of dollars on an apartment in vancouver. . . york has been slowing down for a couple of years and we are seeing in 2019 or we will see a tremendous amount of inventory held back. these developers have already built it but they have not been able to sell it. it is coming on the market now and there are also several thousands of new units hitting the market. carol: a recent story talked about the medium price of new york going below $1 million. that is a significant drop. >> completely. it is impacting every single level of the markets. and that is the slow down you will see for pretty much everyone. carol: from discounts to luxury homes to retrofit of luxury cars. jason: it is a new trend in vintage cars. people are electrifying them. carol: who

it's all about valuations for the airlines if you think delta is basically a $62 stock, that's if we'reot in a recession otherwise these airlines are still -- this is with what happens. they get priced as if the economy is in recession. they're kind of like the banks on this. i think also how low the bar was going into these earnings. united is down 5% on the year. it's underperformed the s&p by 800 basis points so it doesn't surprise me to see i think sentiment is still negative on the airlines. >> i'm melissa lee you've watching "fast money" on cnbc he's what else is coming up on the show >> the government shutdown. >> the shutdown. >> shutdown. >> shut down government. >> wall street is starting to raise red flags, as the government stretches past its 24th day of the shutdown it feels like there's no end in sight. is the d.c. chaos about to creep into the market? we've got those details. >>> plus -- fast food stocks are sizzling and there's one name that's doubled in the pastyear that the traders think is about to catch fire. we will explain. there's much more "fast money" after this

we're going to start to see the potential of some fog creeping into parts of the delta and the north bay, but other than that, it is mostly clear around the bay area, as you get ready to head out the door. we look at concord, our temperatures 40 degrees through about 8:00 and starts to warm up quickly headed into late morning and early afternoon. we have some really nice weather on the way and mike, a possible crash in san francisco? >> possible. initial reports 101 at cesar chavez, getting the direction and details from chp. i'll track that. this is an issue, we may have construction crews still going on northbound 680, headed out of fremont toward auto mall and we don't see any slowing. we should have lanes open. some folks waiting in the cash lanes toward the bay bridge. >>> the fbi arrests roger stone. he was president trump's former campaign adviser. this follows an indictment by a federal grand jury in special counsel robert mueller's investigation, indicted on five counts of false statements and one count of obstruction and witness tampering. stone was arrested in ft. lauderda

his legacies of high-speed rail and the delta water projects are unfinished. between the camp and woolsey fires, california had its most destructive fire season which the governor says is the new normal. he sounded the alarm over global warming. gov. brown: climate change is real. it is a threat to human existence. adrienne: although he is 80 years old, no one is expecting jerry brown willf into the sunset for long. announcer: abc 7 presents "eyewitness newsmakers" with adrienne alpert. adrienne: hello. i am adrienne alpert. governor, thank you for joining me. here we are in sacramento in the governor's mansion built in 1877. in this historic place, what does this mansion mean to california and you? gov. brown: it means a great deal. the famous muckraking journalist was the second owner. albert gallatin was the first, a powerful merchant. in 12 governors including myself have lived here. a lot of history, meetings, and deals have occurred here. for me personally, my father came here in january of 1959 and i visited for one day from the seminary. my grandmother

overnight tonight, over the next 12 hours, will likely see a little bit of fog moving through the deltatioch, concord, fairfield, a foggy start to the morning. clear skies, you need the jacket. 30s and 40s is the starting temperatures. so chilly temperatures, that sun very effective at warming us up. temperatures well into the 60s from the coast to the day inland. 64 in oakland for the high tomorrow. about 62 in san francisco. 67 the high in santa rosa. 66 in san jose. antioch, low to mid 60s by friday afternoon. next seven days, milder on friday. warm over the weekend. the final one of january, saturday and sunday, you see 60s to near 70s and even early next week, we may see temperatures dip a little bit, but even by wednesday and thursday, we'll be dry. finishing off the month of january on a dry note. but a beautiful weekend on the way. >>> stay here with us. coming up tomorrow on "good morning america" the backstreet boys are live to >>> former 49er quarterback joe montana is hoping to make big bucks off the legal marijuana industry. he helped fund a $75 million investment in the ca

atlanta is the world's busiest airport. delta says passengers are being moved to a different aircraft. police are searching the plane out of an abundance of caution. as of about 7:10, flights are arriving and departing from atlanta airport. there will be an investigate who sent the tweet prompting this scare. jeff. >> glor: kris van cleave, thank you. president trump's ex-lawyer michael cohen today postponed his testimony before a house committee that was set for february 7. he says there have been threats against his family. cohen is an essential figure in robert mueller's investigation. another cbs news poll just out tonight says for the first time more americans think the russia probe is justified than say it is politically motivated. 50% to 45%. paula reid has details on cohen's postponement. >> reporter: the surprise move came after michael cohen cited threats the president and his attorney, rudy giuliani, allegedly made against his family. shortly after, the president responded: >> he's only been threatened by the truth. >>

the contra costa county sheriff's office is warning about a spike in stolen boats from the delta. say in the last few months, more than a dozen boats have been taken. the boats are often stolen, stripped, and then abandoned, grounded or dumped. in some cases, they are set on fire. these are photos of some recent discoveries. some suspects are in custody. police say, the thieves are targeting outboard engines and tower speakers. ( darya ) also in the east bay ... five people were shot in oakland over the weekend. police say one of cases includes a triple shooting. police say the triple shooting occured just before 9 saturday night in the 1900 block of 90th avenue in far east oakland. the three victims who were shot are in stable condition at the hospital. no suspects are in custody. another shooting happened just before midnight friday ... on filburt street. that victim in that shooting is in stable condition. police are also investigating a shooting that happened at around 7 o'clock friday night on boden way. the victim in that shooting was able to drive themselves to the hospital

we're going to start to see the potential of some fog creeping into parts of the delta and the northher than that, it is mostly clear around the bay area, as you get ready to head out the door. we look at concord, our temperatures 40 degrees through

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