in the bay" bob redell is there with what we know so far. >> reporter: the virus has par liced union city's i.t. department. the city's cyber team has been trying to fix the problem which might take a number of days to resolve. later this morning at 8:30, there will be an all hands on deck meeting for city employees to bring them up to speed on the i.t. situation. city hall is delaying its opening to the public until noon. this virus has affected nearly all the city services, including finance, planning, building, licensing, permitting, the police department even put out a tweet saturday warning residents that the police department servers are down, that's impacting the phone and email systems. not 911, by the way. please use the fremont police ' number. the city's i.t. department has since reached out to outside agencies for help. >> connected with the fbi and state security agencies, that's sort of a normal protocol that any municipality or government, local government agency would do when something like this happens, so we want to make sure we're communicating and sharing data and inform

in union city has a kron 4 news. >>happening today, the contra costa county board of supervisors will consider an ordinance prohibiting the use of polystyrene. so that's polystyrene food and beverage containers if approved ordinance would go into effect next may an effect restaurant food trucks and other vendors operating on on incorporated county land. seoul, certain polystyrene products would be exempt like that raise that they used to pass packaged raw meat usable form ice chest and also pre packed food items there would also be a process for vendors to request a one year exemption. so the board is scheduled to meet this morning at 9.30 and martinez. the judge's decision to allow a homeless shelter to open up in san francisco. plus cleanup work is now underway where a bit months slide slammed right into a neighborhood in the north bay. update on that story and pg e turns off the lights for it thousands of people in the sierra foothills, we'll hear from some of those homeowners who are without power this morning. b

in union city has a kron 4 news. >>accused of murder, she makes her first appearance in court will hear from or attorney coming up school in the east bay is warning parents after a man approached a girl near a middle school. what authorities way to look out for an extreme fire danger across the bay area will hear from cal fire on their recommendations to try and protect yourself in the event cooper! did you eat all of your treats? ♪ help! i need somebody ♪ help! not just anybody ♪ help! you know i need someone ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 6 months, 6 push-ups. ready,up.. down. down. uh-uh. that's one. up. that's two. inhale. down. get down. get down. >>time for 4 zone forecast as we give you outside on the market there at the bay bridge and lawrence were talking about heat and wind that combination this time the ad not the best to look at very nice outside you see beautiful of all a coastline, but boy you have that heat really the first day of fall start to warm things up tomorrow. >>could be very hot outside here's latest forecast. i'll

in union city for us with some answers. what do we know? >> the city tells us it maybe until next week before the computers here are back up and running. we ran into a lot of frustrated people who came here today to get building permits and business licenses. and had to leave empty handed. >> in union city the computer screens are black at city hall. our systems are 100% down. city e-mail and any system hosted here in union city is down with no way to make online payments or issue business licenses. city business has come to a screeching halt. she came down to the city hall so buy a clipper pass for his daughter. because of the computer shut down, he couldn't get it. and was told to head to oakland instead. >> it's convenient. i might miss a few work hours. >> the city can't issue building permits and putting contractors behind. >> construction will be delayed unless they release the building permit. >> emergency services and dispatch calls are operated outside of city. they're not impacted. the computers in the patrol cars are down. and the

marianne farber is in union city with some of the details. his is not going to be a quick fix. a city spokeswoman says it may be next week before the computers here are back up and running. today we ran into a lot of frustrated people who came down here to city hall to get building permits or dog licenses and they left empty handed. union city offices didn't open until noon today while employees were briefed on the cyber attack that left city computers dark. >> our systems are currently 100% down. all city email. any system that's hosted here in union city is down. >> reporter: with no way to accept online payments or issue business licenses city business has come to a screeching halt. came here for a business license and left empty handed. this woman cameman came to buy a clipper pass for his daugh either. >> they will be delayed and the construction will not be done unless they will release the building permit. >> reporter: emergency services and dispatch calls are operated by agencies outside union city and are not impacted. the city has br

>>i t security experts in union city are trying to determine the cause of a virus infecting the city's government computers now computers at city hall of bin shut down which is impacting some city services as you can imagine our forces a tribune has the story. >>a computer virus discovered over the weekend here at the administrative offices in union city probst the shutting down of the city's computer servers. >>they came in one way infected the system and then we shut everything down as a precautionary measure union city spokesperson lawrence a guy and says although the city's i t department has determined that the virus is not connected to any ransom where it still poses a significant threat we've contacted federal and state cyber security officials 2 examine the data to understand the scope of the impact. so that's not something that we quite know yet in terms of whether people's. personal information that's in our system is exposed or not. >>the possibilif persal information being compromised by the virus is a major concern for this union city businesswoman. >>i'm i'm i'm little sc

union city, there was one site in union city that picked up a third of an inch.eader of the pack. and san carlos 1200ths. boulder creek .04. sfo .02. a bunch of .01s to .02s. there might be a couple showers left. the radar is not picking up some of it. but there are a couple going into hayward. a lot of 30s this morning, mainly to the north. that is way below average. this is up to 53 kingington. 40s and 50s to the most. look at all of cold air plunging in. 37 in susanville. that is because of that system that dropped in. it will be with us today. this will be through the peninsula early this morning. union city and fremont. but the system will continue to carve itself out over the west. san diego dropped to 59. that is the first temperature low under 60 in 122 days. that made it all the way to san diego. the sierra will get a few activity. there could be a few isolated showers. 60s on the highs. and they'll be slowly modifying. we'll get another cool down on thursday. and it does look warmer. i say that with caution. the forecast models want to build a high in.

there are two notices at the front door at the administration building here at union city. the yellow one is for residents with city business essentially telling them city hall won't be open until noon tomorrow. the orange notice is for city employees. there's an all hands on deck meeting at 8:30 in the morning to brief them on the i.t. situation. nearly all affected including finance, planning, building, licensing and permitting. the police department even put out a tweet saturday warning residents, union city police department servers are down impacting phone and e-mail systems. please use the fremont police department nonemergency number. as the problem continued through the weekend the city's i.t. department had to get help oum outside agencies. >> they connected with fbi and state security agencies. that's sort of a normal protocol that any unit fatality or local government agency would do when something like this happens. we want to make sure we're communicating and sharing information. >> reporter: the city's website is still online, a notice posted there about this i

. >>> a computer virus causing problems in union city. the computer systems are down. s don't know who is behind the cyber attack. >> our systems are down. all city e-mail. any system that is hosted here in union city is down. >> reporter: not what you want to hear but it is reality for those in union city. a virus discovered saturday morning affecting the computer systems. >> we don't s yet. >> reporter: officials tell us they closed city hall so employees could determine a plan for the future. >> to figure out how we are going to build our work plan over the next several days given we may not have technology. >> the impact already hitting those in the area. we caught up with one man who was turned away. >> told me the system is down and i should call this number. the number. in oakland. it is open. >> reporter: we asked if this may be a ransomware situation. >> no. the city hasn't been asked to pay anything. >> reporter: but they are not ruling it out. they are working with the fbi to figure out the scope of the virus and coming up with different snareoes >> opens the

. >>> union city is grappling with a computer virus that has shut down most of the city's servers. devon that they have brought in the feds have to help her out what happened. >>> the impact of this cyber attack has been devastating and widespread in union city. virtually every computer and every computer system in city hall is down. as well as many within the police department. the dispatch system which is provided by the city of fremont was spared. every other computer system was crippled. including the laptops and put you in police patrol cars. the desktops computers the officers use the file to police reports. >>> that only the mobile desktop computers. but also computers located in our police department that held officers to produce reports.>> reporter: union city discovered saturday his computer systems had been affected with a virus. city hall remains closed until noon today as they scramble to fix the problem. even once it reopened his computer systems remained off- line. >>> it did surprise me. my first thoughts were it is scary this could happen. in my city.>> reporter: t

. >>> well, union city, city hall will beclosed today until noon while officials work to get their computer systems back up and running as a virus continues to affect its servers a. cording to the city, the virus computer systems saturday. it has left the government unable to receive or respond to e-mails, processed licenses or permits, or perform other administrative duties. city officials say they expect regular hours to resume on tuesday, tomorrow, but if you need to reach city hall, they recommend to call city hall by phone or visiting in person. >>> time is now 4:40. happening today, california attorney general javier will ahold a news conference to announce legal action he is taking against the car dealership that operates all over the state. the attorney r dealership the t target of this legal action. at the news conference, he will give information on what he calls the dealership's unlawful business practice affecting consumers statewide. the news conference is set for 11:00 this morning in sacramento. >>> the 9th circuit court of appeals will hear arguments about the gag rule affec

>> we don't know how long but union city hall behind me will reopen within the hour at noon. they did delay the opening for employees to get settled with the problem. we mentioned a computer system down because of a virus. the city tells us it might not be until next monday they have everything up and running. the i.t. noticed the virus early saturday morning, affected finance, licensing, permitting, i.t. did shut down all systems as a precaution. the i.t. manager is aware of what the virus this is. the city says it's not a ransom ware situation. no one is requesting money. they do not know if personal information might have been exposed. now as a result of the but the work and employees are available here at city hall. again they can only provide limited service. the city's website is still up and running even though on-line services are unavailable. notice posted there asked residents who have business with the city to be patient. they want you to avoid requesting the processing of fees, permits and licenses for the next week unless absolutely necessary. late fees will be w

anybody who's looking to make a payment or apply for a permit here at union city, you have to wait. residents concerned that their personal information may have been compromised, you have to wait as well. the city says it will take several days before they can sort this whole thing out. reggie waited several hours for city hall to open, hoping to apply for a building permit, only to find out that he can't. >> normally construction has a time frame, so most probably will ths one. it will be a delay. >> reporter: that virus was discovered over the weekend, forcing union city to shut down its entire computer system and online services. >> online services will be out indefinitely. any online services like payments, licensing, permitting, all of those are impacted. >> reporter: lauren, a city spokesperson, says the city is working with the fbi and cybersecurity experts to investigate the virus and its impact. she couldn't discuss the type of virus or its origin but repeated several times that it was not a rans ransomware attack. she said they're still trying to determine if any residents'

ktvu is at city hall in union city. you have more information. good morning, kristina. >>> good morning to you, dave. a bit of an unusual situation. a computer virus impacting the city systems and we have learned that state and federal agencies have been called in to help look into what went wrong here or how this even happened. we understand according to the city, this first started on saturday. the computer system went down. it left on i believe ato receive or s, process licenses or permits or perform other administrative duties and union city leaders expect regular hours at city hall to resume tomorrow. right now, they will asking the public to avoid reflecting the processing of any fees or licenses and say any late fees will be waived if they wait until next week to do so. and again, staff is working closely with cyber security experts at the state and federal level to figure out what went wrong here. but they do add that emergency services in terms of police and fire are not affected by this. union city says they are going to notify the publi

>>in union city has a kron 4 news. >>national news now president trump is admitting that former vice president joe biden's name did come up during his call with the ukrainian president that was back in july. >>but he says there is nothing corrupt about their conversation caitlin collins reports. >>trump's place on the world stage overshadowed tonight by questions about his conduct during a phone call with a foreign leader. >>phone call with the president. >>trump insists he didn't cross the line with the president of ukraine after confirming he did bring up former vice president joe biden and his son during the call. >>one who's got the problem is by aides deny. >>reports he pressured ukraine to investigate his political rival, though trump is publicly accusing the former vice president of corruption. tide is son's business activities if a republican ever did what joe biden >>republican ever said what job i and said they'd be getting the electric chair, my right now biden says trump is abusing his power. >>our to smear

>>in union city has a kron 4 news. cleanup work is finally starting in sausalito are a big mudslide slammed into a neighborhood last february today, a contractor hired by the city. >>again some prep work to start removing debris from some of the homes. crews plan to start to remove all next week they say they hope to finish the work before rain arrives this winter. forecast as we take a look live outside at the embarcadero joining chief meteorologist lawrence karnow lawrence. the embarcadero yeah, it's just like being in a resort kennedy's last throes right of the summer like heat myrna fall now it's already begun, but it won't be long we talk about much cooler weather but. >>yeah we've got the heat advisories going up around the bay area starting tomorrow and again on wednesday as we're going to see some hot temperatures in places. well i just don't see it that often in those hot temperatures continuing right in the san francisco along the coastline, san mateo san carlos, all the way down the santa clara valley contin

. >>> a computer virus shuts down union city's communication system and now federal and state cyber security experts are on the case as the city prepares to get that system back up and running. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at noon. >>> good afternoon, everyone. i'm mike. >> i'm claudine long. right now, pg ande is advising thousands of its customers that it may shut off power in several northern california counties today. two to reduce the risk of major wildfires. >> let's pop up a map. the warning really going out to people living in the north bay all the way up to the sierra. ktvu is live this afternoon. one of the cities that could be impacted here. >> it is one of the city's 55,000 customers were notified here. but that was a possibility. pg ande hopes to have an announcement actually before noon. that didn't happen, but they are mulling this over because the consequences are both great for the customers and great for pg ande as well in terms of time and energy and effort and cost. so at this point in time, we don't know, but we should know in minutes what is going on. we do know that as

this memorial honors those lives lost in union city but for the first time since the attack the city is not having a ceremony. bob redell explains why. bob? >> reporter: well good morning, laura. the 9/11 remembrance ceremony here in danville, it will take place in front of the all wars memorial but south of here as you are mentioning, the city of union city, that community will not be holding its annual 9/11 remembrance at its flight 93 memorial. you could see we took the video a couple of hours ago and you could see this morning someone put a fresh rose on top of the 40 granite stones that represent the 40 passengers and crew members killed in pennsylvania. on board two people from oakland. three more from san rafael and san francisco and san jose. the mayor of that city announced that last year ceremonies in union city that the city would only host remembrances every five years starting 2021, on the 20th anniversary of attacks. the city tells us there is a small cost savings but not holding the event each year but that is not why the decision was made. [ bell ] >> reporter: this i

pleasanton among those spots that will be in the 80's but really just barely there from free might union city hayward on up through oakland and richmond daytime highs will be felt in the 70's later on today. danville walnut creek in concord low to mid 80's for daytime highs while the north bay also feeling daytime highs peaking in the mid 80's later on as for coastal areas do expect some 60's mixed in with those 70's and then a few 80's holding on in areas like petaluma. so today, plenty of sunshine later on today daytime highs in the upper 70's just as will be tomorrow inland now come wednesday or inland temperatures really begin to rise back into the mid 80's by wednesday for those inland spots and seeing

. >>> a computer virus is causing problems for union city, his computer system is down and it could be officials don't know what or who is behind the crippling attack. we tell you about the impact on city employees and people who live there.>> our systems are currently 100% down, all city emails and any system that is hosted here in union city is down.>> reporter: not what she wants to hear but it is reality for those in union city. a virus discovered saturday morning affecting the whole city computer system including payment services. >> we don't quite understand the scope of this yet. >> city officials telling us they closed city hall so employees can come in and determine a contingency plan.>> to start to figure out how we are going to build our work plan over the next several days, given we might not have technology to do so.>> reporter: the impact already hitting those in the area, we caught up with one man who came to buy a card for his daughter but was turned away.>> they said i should call this number and they will look into it. >> reporter: we asked if this might be a ransomwa

massive networking irk shus remain in effect this morning for union city's internal commuter system. city services up and down the line are affected. city leaders are not calling it a ransom ware attack, but the fbi is helping to find out who is behind it. >> the city has not been asked to pay anything. again, we're still assessing the type of virus it is. >> one of the things impacted by the virus emergency dispatch. those calls are operated by agencies outside union city. most police department computers are down. >>> opponents of san francisco's homeless navigation center are vowing to fight on. the judge yesterday allowed construction to continue denying the request for an injunction. this is the second time the judge has ruled in favor of the mayor's office. opponents argued it will attract crime and drug use. they now will decide whether or not to file the appeal. >>> a major development in the brexit drama playing out in the united kingdom. it has been ruled the recent shut down of parliament illegal. it was supposed to last until just before next month's brexit deadline. the h

union city is the latest city to ban plastic straws.h a grace period ending in june. >>> santa clara county may step in to help victims of sexual assault. one supervisor saying the state is not doing enough. the state budget does not set aside money for rape crisis centers across the state. last year, there was a one-time $5 million allotment for all 58 california counties. supervisor cindy chavez says the county should make sure victims have resources from the moment they report through their hearings. >> i think one of the most important things that we can address right now at a local level is really accepting leadership and responsibility for creating the safest environment we can for all of our community. the sexual assault is so prevalent for both women, children, both male and female, and some men. it's such a significant problem that at the very least, we have to step up and address it. >> supervisors will meet to debate that plan later this morning. >>> new this morning, school suspensions are suddenly out for elementary and mid

union city leaders do expect regular hours to resume tomorrow. use city hall is opening at noon today, that is to allow employees time to come in, figure out a workaround. they are also getting briefed on what has been happening. we spoke to a man who was unaware of the morning closure at city hall, he drove 40 minutes to get here to update plans on a building he is working on but he will have to come back this afternoon. >> i hope this gets resolved soon. because i'm sure a lot of people will be delayed because of this. >> we are working with federal and state cyber security experts, in order to investigate. they are helping us not only develop our response, but obviously, they might bring in a source of funding that will help us respond to the issue. >> reporter: i asked if this is a ransomware situation, but the city could not confirm that. again, i.t.s officials are working on it with the help of state and federal agencies. officials are asking the public to avoid requesting the processing of any fees or licenses, and they say any late fees wi

union city is 89 and danville is 95 and 90 in san rafael. 87 in oakland and warmer for you. napa in the low 90s. hottest day is friday. anywhere from mid 90s to low 100s. well into the 80s near the by and stay in the 70s right at the beach. we begin to down on saturday. much cooler on sunday. look at next week. way below average. cloudy, breezy on monday with a chance, not a guarantee but a chance of scattered showers especially in the northbay. changes coming but the will warm up a lot first. stick a breeze and atm theft right from a popular children's museum. >>> wait until you hear how easily they pulled it off. >>> the woman testifying on capitol hill. >> this is not a partisan issue. this is a humanitarian issue and our lives depend on it. >>> news about the ceo that sent shares to the bay area company tumbling. >>> the beach in santa cruz is a site of a growing homeless problem. tonight the new curfew to keep the campers off of the sand. >>> here is what you missed if you are just getting home. the woman testified today at an emergency hearing. isabel pleaded her case

union city down through fremont and eventually up towards the tri valley words over towards san ramon. and eventually over the walnut creek, you're looking at just a couple of spots of sprinkles this morning. this light rain fog and a push into sunnyvale santa clara and then san jose within the next 30 minutes now we started the weekend with triple digit heat high pressure over the region. what we're looking at right now is this area of low pressure and this cold front sweeping through at the very moment, this line of showers indicating actually that cold front that is pushing through as we speak behind this cold front as you would expect some cooler air showers will depart after 10:00am and then we're set up for a mostly sunny and comfortable afternoon with highs in the 60's and 70's and a really good one to spend outside once the showers do leave. redwood city 75 for your high today while in the south bay, san jose also at 75. campbell at 76 along with sonny bill in morgan hill east bay temperatures not much different solid 70's from union city over to livermore and up to oakland an

nohere two n administration building here at union city. the yellow one is for residents with city business, eventual l essentially telling them that city hall won't be open until noon tomorrow. there is an all hands on deck meeting to brief them on the i.t. situation. this was a problem first noticed friday night and became more serious saturday morning. so, staff had to reach out for additional resources. >> stay connected with the fbi and the security agencies. that's sort o normal protocol that any municipality or government agency would do, when something like this happens. we want to make sure we're communicating and sharing data and information. >> the city's website is still online. and there's a notice posted there about this issue. it asks residents to be patient. we will notify customers once systems are back online. we ask that you avoid requesting fees and licenses next week, unless necessary, late fees will be waived. union city is trying to figure out who is behind this malicious attack. might take some time to figure that out

union city will not hold its remembrance today. last year the mayor announced city would host remembrance ceremonies every five years and that will start in 2021 on the 20th anniversary of the attack. >>> coming up at 6:30, a live look at a 9/11 ceremony in san jose held at oak hills memorial park. >>> up next, a pg & e pipeline out in the open in a park. is it safe? what's the community doing about this? >>> a south bay community says no to in and out, the fast food chain isn't giving up. >>> you know it's going to be hot when we have an ocean breeze, a cooler ocean breeze at 22 miles an hour. we are running 5 to 12 degrees hotter. i will show you when the 100s arrive in six minutes. >>> continuing coverage of the boat fire that killed 34 people on labor day just off santa barbara. we learned crews recovered the last body. it was found in the boat earlier this week, but they couldn't get to the victim because the boat was unstable. u.s. coast guard announced it will conduct its highest level of investigation into the disaster. the

trains are now turning back at hayward and union city. ere are major delays in the warm springs richmond and daley city directions. we will stay on to of this and keep you posted and bring you another update during the kpix5 news at 6. >>> bad luck for a politician. >> he became a victim of a very problem he is trying to solve at popular park. . >> i -- that's what happens to my kids they get. [ beep ] all the time. >> he bad mouthing the pigeons when one of them you saw with a happened. you could see the bird proved his point. .>>> chief meteor meteorologist paul deano i can't believe rain. >> we live in the area that in a given month we can say it has not rained in four months. what is this desert? kind of. in the summertime, we live on the edge of a desert. and we are talking about the first widespread rainfall in four months. was not that much. there's not that much coming afterwards. but, it is about time. it rains about 2 out of every 3 septembers. we can't check off september 19th. mainly in the 70s. san jose 74. sun did come out fo

. >>> engineers are working to get union city's computer system working again. it was brought down by a virus this weekend. it's affecting essential services like licensing and permitting. emergency services from police and fire are not affected. union city says it will delay opening city hall until noon today so it can brief employees about the outage. officials say they are working with cybersecurity experts to restore its i.t. services. >>> happening this morning, san francisco's cable cars will be back in action. th the city needed to fix their gearboxes which propel cable cars uphills. threyear $6 million in restoration project. >>> it was just couple days ago we saw a vta train collide with the bicycle. what the transit agency will do this week to address safety concerns. >>> elizabeth warren sees a big surge in a state that could make or break the presidential ambitions of the democrats who want to take on president trump. >>> and former nfl star antonio brown says he will no longer play in the league. that's only one of the surprising tweets he spent the

south bay, us just north of san jose right around sunnyvale and mountain view that on over towards union city in fremont a few areas where you will be turning on that windshield wiper a time or 2 showers are kicking into gear this morning, the heaviest line of rainfall that has yet to reach us though should be clearing through the bay area as we work to the next next few hours. i'm going to keep an eye on that line of showers as they do make their way on in as for your temperatures right now it's a range of 60's, san mateo redwood city each at 66 san francisco at 64 oakland and pittsburgh warm at 67. we saw so much cloud cover last night near so saturated. temperatures didn't really cool down all that much so we're off to a warm start with off and on showers for your morning now after 10:00am showers should be departing and skies should be clearing pretty rapidly the rest of the day today is actually going to be nice and dry with mostly sunny conditions and highs very much so on the comfortable side of things do expect daytime highs today at their coup list with highs only in the 60's and 70'

. >>> a serious computer virus is causing problems for union city. the entire computer system there is down and it could be several days before it's restored. >> reporter: at this point the system is still down and friday livermore city officials confirmed that their system was attacked with a virus as well. we know that the fbi is involved in trying to figure out what or who is behind this cyber attack.>> our systems are currently 100% down, any system that is hosted here in union city is down.>> reporter: not what he wants to hear but it is reality for those in union city. a virus discovered saturday morning affecting the whole computer system including payment services.>> we don't quite understand the scope of this yet. >> reporter: officials telling us they closed city hall so employees can come in and determine a contingency plan for the foreseeable future. the impact already getting those in the area, we caught up with one man who was turned away. >> they said i should call this number, the support number. they said i would not be able to do it

and livermorx freemont union city. 38 in lakeport. 45 in pope valley. a lot of low 40s around great and windsor. penn gunrove. to northern california. >>> and the system will kick off tomorrow. it is going to remain very cool with highs along the 60s. a few isolated showers are possible. most of that was overnight and early this morning. probably the coolest day of the week so far. sal is here now looking at your screen. everything okay. >> checking to make sure that nothing -- because nothing has surprised me, steve. things are great. nothing has happened. it looks like we are still doing pretty well on the east shore freeway. a 22-minute drive between the bridge and the mcarthur maze. it is nothing unusual and it looks all right as you get to the bay bridge. again, it is a nice-looking drive and the east bay commute continues to look good. >>> and a couple of trouble spots. i'll tell you what is going on. 880 south. therwas an earlier crash 0. there. it ask still a little bit slow. there is traffic in the south bay beginning to fire up. north and sout

today it's trying to determine to extent of the make a payment here at union city have to wait. residents concerned that their personal data may have been leaked have to wait as well. it will take several days before the city can figure out this mess. reggie waited several hours for city hall to open, hoping to apply for a building permit, only to find out he can't. >> it's beyond their control actually because a virus. they don't know who installed it or how did it enter the system, but nevertheless it affected city hall. >> reporter: the virus was discovered over the weekend forcing union city to shut down its entire computer system and online services. >> online services will be out indefinitely. any online services like payments, licensing, permitting, all of those are impacted. peon, said the city is city working with the fbi and cybersecurity experts to investigate the virus and its impact. she couldn't discuss the type of virus or its origin but repeated several times that it was not a ransomware attack. she said they're still trying to determine if any residents' personal

>>and we're back time now a 25 in the east bay security experts in union city you're trying to determinenow the cause of a virus that infected the cities. computer systems. so the problem shut down computers at city hall and that in turn affected some city services like for instance business contractors are looking to get permits yesterday had to go away empty-handed because that service was impacted the i t department has determined that this virus at least is not connected to any ransom ware but it's still prefer a pose a significant risk and they got to get out. >>they came in one way infected the system and then we shut everything down as a precautionary measure we've contacted. >>federal and state cyber security officials 2 examine the data to understand the scope of the impact. >>well union city's emergency services, including police and fire were not impacted by this computer virus so their dispatches still functioning just fine. as we head to break. here's a quick live look outside well at least at the temperatures anyway because that really tells the story triple digit heat high

look at the nimitz it's packed from fremont union city hayward all the way out to 2.38. a lot of folks are just opting for the nimitz over to 5.80 instead that's going to be a tough commute at 44 minutes right now, but that is one of your alternate let's take a look at south 6.80 almost at an hour from dublin to fremont nothing block but it is solid from the dublin interchange and now 5.80, it's stacked up out of livermore so it's all just merging together you need to get out there early because of that and because of the wet roads too quick to cut the bay bridge traffic thinning out for you and the car pool lanes only but the cash lanes and fast track lanes are solid from the oakland maze, let's check in with john now and see when the wet weather clouds will clear well robin you can already see the bay bridge making progress right there and. >>as you are as well over in berkeley where some moderate rainfall was falling within the past hour now looking at that rainfall pushing out just a little bit. this line of showers you can see the direction it's making its way throu

bart was running buses between south hayward, hayward and union city stations for a certain amount of time. now, when service resumed at about 6:30, bart saw some big crowds and delays until things cleared up. >>> our time is 4:15. people in the east bay city of late yet worry about a 40-foot section of pg ande natural gas pipeline that is exposed to the elements. now, the pipeline is at the regional park in late yet.along trail. well, now, a top fire official in contra costa county getting involved here. the 12-inch pipeline is a key part of the infrastructure serving several east bay cities including late yet, and walnut creek. some residents including one couple who sit on the city's gas safety task force believe that pipeline is badly maintained and they call it a ticking time bomb. >> we want to figure out what are the ways that you can mitigate this whether it is chopping on the trees, barring pipe, doing something that addresses the safety issues that we see here today. >> it is something that we want to protect our community. we want to protect the safety of our families and n

morgan hill at 92 union city and hayward in the low 80's while pleasanton livermore each in the low 90 the east bay with oakland at 79 on over to vacaville at us 95 degrees. so quite the range of temperatures depending on where you're at it's easy to see that the inland spots in the bay will be our hottest areas was sandra fell nevado petaluma and santa rosa, pretty hot as long one oh one. they're nearing 90 degrees today 88 each tomorrow temperatures really not changing much. we're going to stay pretty level inland by the bay in by the coast wednesday and thursday we do see some cooling it's going to be slow each day eventually by next weekend. it's back to the low 80's inland with low 70's by the bay. rebecca. >>all right john thank you starting off with the bay bridge toll plaza to light commute this morning to tell that it's a holiday by a look at the roadways only 8 minutes right now and we're nearing of the 6 o'clock hour across the upper deck and in the city that is a great commute westbound 80 and then west 92 looking good very lightly traveled here as well only 12 minutes acro

here is down.>> that's not what he wants to hear where you live but it is reality for those in union city. they virus discovered saturday morning affecting the whole city computer system.>> we don't quite understand the scope of this yet.>> officials telling us employees should come in to determine a contingency plan for the foreseeable future. >> we start to figure out how we are going to build our plan over the next several days given we might not have technology to do so.>> reporter: the impact already hitting those in the area caught up with one man that was turned away.>> they told me the system is down and i should call this number. >> we asked that this might be a ransomware situation. >> the city has not been asked to pay anything.>> reporter: but they are not ruling it out, right now they are working with the fbi to figure out the scope of the virus and talking with their insurance company to come up with different scenarios and if it is ransomware they should not pay up. >> it opens them up.>> reporter: the city does not want anybody processing payments through their site. 911 d

. >>> workers in union city are dealing with the computer virus that shut down computers at city hall and it could be several days until it is restored. virus is discovered saturday morning and as of right now, all computer systems are down and that's having a big impact on city employees and people who live there. they are not able to pay for licenses, permits or add money to the cards. city hall was closed yesterday and city employees are trying a contigency plan. . >> to start to figure out how to build the work plan over the next several days. even we may not have technology to do so. . >> at this . the city officials don't know what or who is behind the virus. they are working with cyber security experts and the fbi. as of right now they don't want anyone processing payments throughout city's web site so they are waiving late fees. >>> it's 4:39a high-profile car dealer sheep is accused of fraud. attorney general about a careo filed the lawsuit yens yesterday which is located in oakland fairfield, sacramento and other parts of northern california and nevada. the lawsuit claims th

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. >>> union city will not be holding a ceremony today at the flight 93 memorial.e was made last year and instead, a ceremony will be held every five years, with the next ceremony in 2021. officials say the memorial in union city was the first in the country specifically for the heroes on flight 93 that went down in shanksville, pennsylvania. >>> the city of fremont's first ever homeless navigation center will be built next to city hall. >> the council finalizethe vote last night and some are considering legal action to stop it. >> reporter: the city council agreed to put the city's first ever homeless navigation center here behind city hall. according to the plans, it's expected to take up about two rows of parking here. this is a map of the location highlighted in red. it will have two separate portable buildings, 45 beds, a communal room, office, bathroom with showers, and laundry facility. the decision on where to put this came after a contentious meeting last night. hundreds showed up expressing strong opinions both for and against it, and today a spokesman fo

down through union city as well as approaching fremont this morning.all right of the area. pushing into los altos. about to move into the software. here is the wider picture here on high def doppler. this is the actual cold front. that is going to continue to push across the bay area. that means a weds morning for sure. as we head to the accident, we will have drier weather. there was a live look at the bridge,. temperatures are running in the 60s. it is a mild start to the day., muggy with that warm front pushing through first. this is the first storm of the season. is a early-season storm with that widespread rainfall. we have not seen original rainfall since about may. >>> rainfall amounts. enough to what's the road with. clearing this afternoon with below average temperatures later today. there was that powerful storm system really impacting the pacific northwest. the call for all way down to the bay area. that is what is bringing the return of the rainfall. here we are at 8 am. scattered showers with the actual front. this is a 9 am. the east bay.

fremont, union city, 61 and 62. everybody else in the mid- to even upper 60s. look at alameda. 69. san francisco, 68. we do have 65 at san jose, 69 69 pleasanton. so i'm putting fair on the commute planner whether you're driving, mass transit, on the bay. we've got spare the air issues. it's going to be hot. if you're waiting for mass transit, it's going to be hot. it will be hot on mass transit, hot in the bay if you're on the ferry. 66 at 7:00, 82 at 11:00. nearing 90 at 1:00, and low to mid-90s at 2:00 and 5:00. this morning high clouds through 1:00 when we're hitting the mid-90s. upper 90s at 5:00. still mid-90s. here's where the hot air will be the most brutal.o cf1 o we're already at 90 at noon and heading to 100 in our east bay valleys. some of us will get relief tomorrow. some will have to wait until sunday. let's say hi to sue. >> good morning. we have a horrible situation. we have a double fatality and northbound 85 is completely shut down. at evelyn, they're diverting traffic off onto city streets. the best alternate i could give you would be to take the central expressw

union city says it will delay opening city hall until noon tomorrow so it can brief employees about theay they are working with cyber security experts to restore i.t. services. >> santa rosa resident and celebrity chef guy fieri says he is heartbroken over food network star carl ruiz's death. the 44-year-old appeared several times. he owned la cubana which confirmed his death on social media but didn't specify how he died. he called him a great friend and said he will forever live on in my heart and in all those who loved him. >> cable cars will be back in action in san francisco tomorrow. the cars were put out of service for ten days for maintenance. s.f.m.t.a. needed to fix their gearboxes which propel cable cars up hills. this is the final step in a three-year $6 million restoration project. >> in the east bay, a celebration of women and aviation and free airplane rides for kids. >> abc7 news was in hayward for the hayward executive airport's open house in honor of women in the industry. guests got to check out vintage aircraft, tour the faa air traffic control tower, and check out k

. >>> a computer virus has managed to bring union city it is cripple city services. we're talking construction permits, even employee paychecks. the fbi has been called in to help investigate the cyber attack. >> u.n. city offices did not open until none today while employees were briefed on the cyber attack that left city computers dark. >> our systems are 100% down. all city emails. >> with no way to accept online payments or issue business licenses, city business has come to a screeching halt. they came here for a business license and left empty handed. this person came down to buy a pass for his daughter. with the system down, was told to head to oakland instead. >> it is invent. >> building permits cannot be issued either. emergency services and dispatch calls are operated byoutside of not impacted. but the systems for police patrol cars are down along with the system to write police reports. the city brought in the fbi to investigate but is not ransom ware attack. >> the city has not been asked to pay anything but we're still trying to assess it. >> it is peopl

. >>> union city is struggling to function after a virus shut down electronics in city hall.er the weekend when a virus infected the computer and phone system. the city shut down all of its electronics to stop the virus from spreading. today people still can't do basic day to day things like building permits or pay fines. union city will discuss this issue and hopefully find answers here at the city council meeting tonight. >> the plan for the shooting range in the east bay was shot down. sporting goods store off trail wanted to build the range in its basement. right in the heart of downtown d have to change zoning ordinance to allow the range. e area fear the range would create noise and increase crime in the area. no shooting range for the store. >>> what a long strange trip it's been. robert hunter, the mastermind behind the grateful dead classics has died. he passed away in his home last night. he joined the dead back in 1967. during his time with the band, he stayed behind the scenes never performing on stage. but you can hear his mystical lyrics. hunter went on to write

massive networking issues remain in effect for union city's internal computer systems which have beencity services are affected from construction permits and business licenses to workers' paychecks. the fbi is helping find out who is behind it. >> the city has not been asked to pay anything. again, we're still assessing the type of virus it is. >> one thing not impacted, emergency dispatch. those calls are operated by agencies outside union city. most police department computers are down. >>> if you're looking to set down roots in the bay area now might be the time to act. a study from realtor.com stays the first week of fall is the best time to buy a home. it says families hit the pause button on moving because kids are back in school. >> last year everybody bought stock options. that's why the prices got so high. this year people aren't bringing stock options. it's not that the prices are falling, it's that people are paying what the house is worth. >> the report found in san francisco there are 30% more listings than usual giving buyers more to choose from. the study adds prices in