but kron 4 news. >> union city police say the man hit by a car last night has died. we first told you about this on kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock. crash shut down the eastbound alvarado niles road at almaden boulevard overnight. police say the driver involved did remain at the scene and they did not appear to be under the influence of drugs nor police say this is still an active investigation. >> rapper asap, rocky has been found not guilty of 2 felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm. >> i >> video here shows him diving from the defense table into the arms of his partner, singing star rihanna, the la jury of 7 women and 5 men bn their discussions this morning after 3 weeks of testimony and arguments which ended on friday, they reached the verdict by mid-afternoon. >> we want to first got and really want to thank the jury for making the right decision. you know, i'm just so thankful this is crazy right now this whole experience has been crazy for the past 4 years. but i'm thankful, nonetheless, i'm thankful blessed to be here right now to be a free man tal

union city. he died from those injuries. the crash shutting down eastbound do now is ronan on london boulevard for hours overnight into tuesday morning. police say the driver of the car stayed at the scene. they did not appear to be under the influence. police are saying that area is still still actively investigating what happened. and a camera shop berkeley facing a long road to recovery. now after made off with thousands of dollars worth of products owner, a looking glass photo says the group used a car to repeatedly ram through the front entrance or early sunday morning. she says this is actually the first birds were to happen at that location on 5th street says she took over the business back in 2008. >> minimum $50,000 worth of the physical damage to the stories. >> and measurable so far the community has donated more than $50,000 to help with recovery efforts. all the council on american islamic relations, san francisco office there honor rally today in santa clara to announce stanford university's official designatio

this is in union city. police say everyone involved in this crash has stayed at the scene. they did not provide any other details on the condition of the person who was struck or how this crash happened. right now. there's no estimated time on when the road will reopen and we'll have the very latest on this either throughout this newscast online kron 4 dot com or at 11 o'clock. >> happening tomorrow, crews in san francisco will begin the work to remove the controversial bike lane on valencia street. crews will then replace it with a new side running bike lane. the sfmta is getting rid of that center lane after receiving lots of negative feedback from the community. since the moment it was implemented. business owners blame to the center lane for loss of money and customers and they threatened to sue. the project is expected to last at least 2 months to make the switch over construction work is scheduled to monday through friday from 07:00am to 05:00pm. >> so to come here at 10 o'clock, the latest efforts to end the war in ukraine will have the latest on that. plus, a massiv

congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesday night. our job in government is to protect people. and right now they don't feel safe. they see cuts to the faa and plane crash the latest plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts specifically with air traffic controllers. however, swalwell places the blame on trump writing on x, quote, no president has had more plane crashes in their first month in office. then donald trump, president trump. >> needs to tell us that he's going to take responsibility. is the chief executive of this

you still have a few in san mateo county and union city right now.ut considering what we have seen with the wind and the rain. want to bring in chief meteorologist lawrence karnow now lords. that's kind of surprising how yeah it really is. i mean, with all kicking up around the bay area, taking out to more power, just great. het'

. >> we are following a developing situation in union city tonight. police investigating after a person was hit by a car. police say happened around 08:40pm tonight at eastbound alvarado. niles road and alamuddin boulevard. that area is closed off to traffic tonight. everyone involved did stay on scene. they're said to be cooperating with the investigation. no details on the condition of the person who was hit or how this crash happened tonight and still no estimate on when that road will be open in union city. >> 18 people including a child injured after a delta airlines plane crashed while landing and ended up on its roof today, the flight was carrying 80 people and it was arriving. it canada's toronto pearson airport from minneapolis. no one was killed. and then authorities say the injuries were relatively minor. investigators, though, are still looking into why the plane crash may did say it was snowing and windy in the toronto area. delta had to cancel all flights into and out of toronto scheduled for tonight. >> a live look at the embarcadero an

developing news this morning from union city. police are investigating a crash that happened at this intersection. a person was hit by a car around 8.30 last night. eastbound alvarado. niles road at al london boulevard and they said that the area is going to be closed until they finish their investigation. we don't even know the status of the person hit by the car. we just know that they're investigating. >> in the east bay, we have one camera store looking for help now after they say they were broken into over the weekend and look at the damage. this is looking glass photo. they've got to go fund me page and again, that page says this car rammed through the store's entrance multiple times. you can seen the damage for yourself here in these pictures. lot of merchandise was taken so far more than $43,000 has been raised on that. go-fund me campaign to try repair some of this damage and replace some of those stolen items. teachers in san ramon are standing up against proposed budget cuts. they say they're pushing back against the d

we have some heavy showers from san mateo down through free might union city. and yet that is making for a wet commute for a lot of you in that region of the bay. we're also seeing just a few wet spots on the roads at the richmond, sandra fell mostly from last night's rain and nice and dry at the moment at the golden gate. all right, john, thank you for that. as people in southern california continue to recover from last month's devastating wildfires. >> they've been countless reports of looters stealing from evacuated homes. well, first capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports there's a new state bill and that actually increases the penalties against those who are caught preying on fire victims. >> yeah. well, the state senator behind the legislation says it's all about protecting fire victims and targeting thieves looking to take advantage. you will be held accountable and we're creating stiffer penalties. states senators who's at bella there is says that's the message she wants to make loud and clear to criminals caught preying on wildfire victims. it's a

we're looking at 60 and union city as well as the tri valley.h 60 degrees. north bay temperatures also landing in the low 60's this afternoon. so comfortable enough, not as much sunshine, though, so it will have a cooler feel to it after a few sprinkles today. that is it. look at that. high pressure is impact. keeping us increasingly warm and just a sunny and dry each and every day from today. onward. low 70's for a lot of us come the weekend rain. right. >> on brakes, 17 minutes traveling into the city right now. you're 70 overs at 18 while the rich december 1013, the golden gate bridge sits at 21 minutes. >> officials are warning about a new scam. >> with fake irs agents because, you know, it's time start thinking about your taxes, better business bureau says that the scammers pretend to be with the irs and they send fake text messages asking for information in exchange for a recovery credit. and they say that this credit is worth about $1400. they use it to lure you in. it doesn't exist. and if you get a text like this, it's a scam. definitel

pero comencemos con yomara, quien visitó a esa televidente esta noche en union city y ya nos acompaña fue el que sintió más fuerte y me estaba describiendo cómo ella literalmente sintió como su casa se movía. y también me dice que ella se quedó sin electricidad. pero esta televidente, quien vive en union city, dice, se levantó este jueves pensando que sería un día común y corriente, pero pasó todo lo contrario. en el de la mañanita sentí como que se me movió, como que se me movía la tierra, pero eso que tú no estás segura si tienes mareo o algo pasa, pero no fue tan fuerte. a las 14:00 de la tarde sintió como si un carro se hubiera chocado contra la casa, pero un golpe seco y se movió el piso y se movió la madera. sino que hay un lugar que tiene colgadas las llaves y se movían las llaves. luego estaba con una máquina, estaba con una máquina y pues casualmente se apagó, entonces por eso ratifiqué que se había ido la luz. según datos de pg&e, más de 5000 personas se quedaron sin electricidad en esa ciudad, pero no dijeron si estaba relacionado al movimiento telúrico. el primer sismo de

union city at 69 for your high oakland, a mild 65 degrees. concord and walnut creek at 68 degrees each same up in napa and petaluma at 66 looking ahead tomorrow's daytime highs. do reach the 70's for a few areas. likely to see that number for a couple spots on sunday as well. next week will bring a few clouds here and there, especially towards monday with partly cloudy skies on monday, but staying dry, as i've noted wednesday and thursday, likely getting even a bit warmer than the weekend will be roadways this morning doing just fine. it is definitely friday light so far. but it's all so early. hopefully we can hold onto these good drivsng conditions. 12 minutes over the san mateo bridge. crystal clear over the richmond, sandra fell and the golden gates rain. all right, john, thanks for that. let's talk about how the bay area jewish community. >> they are reacting to the bodies of the hostages released by hamas on thursday, 4 bodies were handed over from gaza to israel as part of the cease-fire deal in the region. but there's some outrage bec

charles clifford has that story. >> well, the city of oakland has made some painful budget cuts in recent weeks. those who lost their jobs in the unions that represent them are saying the city is putting public safety at risk and harming the community. on tuesday morning, oakland city employees, many of whom were recently let go from their jobs, rallied in front of city it said of tackling our financial problems head on. the administration is choosing to balance the budget on the backs of the very workers who keep our city running. >> in an effort to close a 130 million dollar budget shortfall. the city has laid off or will lay off around 100 workers across 18 city departments. almost half of the layoffs are either in the public works department or the police department. >> oakland has also frozen police department over time close to fire stations and reduced funding for art and culture programs. at tuesday's rally, these workers said the cuts will harm the community. >> not only are you hurting, you know, the working people such as myself, but you're also hurting the community like our families, our depriving them of services to help

the creek flows behind everett bender's house in union city.he isn't too concerned about the flooding in his area, but understands the risks. >> i do look over the fence sometimes. that is a creek and that's what it's for. as i suppose a spillway or overflow or some overflow. >> in oakland, crews were busy removing several fallen trees. this massive 40 year old pine tree fell blocking skyline boulevard. fire officials say many of these big trees are at the end of their life, and strong gusts of wind and rain are enough to knock them down. >> these 40 year old monterey pines. they are dropping. we've had them drop a number of times over the last couple of weeks. we want people to be prepared with a go bag. just be ready to go. and for residents up here in the oakland hills, when these trees do block the roadway, we do have concerns. there's one way in and one way out and some of these neighborhoods. >> the one thing we consistently hear from chp, from police, from fire. do not drive your car through standing water. one you don't know how deep it

congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesday night. our job in government is to protect people. and right now they don't feel safe. they see cuts to the faa and plane crash the latest plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts specifically with air traffic controllers. however, swalwell places the blame on trump writing on x, quote, no president has had more plane crashes in their first month in office. then donald trump, president trump. >> needs to tell us that he's going to take responsibility. is the chief executive of this

and he works over 1000 immigration cases a year. >> a man was hit by a car on monday night and union cityhis injuries. here's video from the night. it happened. eastbound alvarado niles road allenton boulevard. they close that area for hours overnight into tuesday morning as they investigated the driver of the car that struck the man dim stay at the scene. they didn't appear to be under the influence. police it's still an active investigation. there's a look at teachers and staff in the san ramon valley school district protesting against proposed budget cuts. the district needs to close at 26 million dollar budget deficit. and to do that, leaders want to increase class sizes and eliminate management, administrative and custodial positions. staff are fighting back. >> i think a lot of us feel betrayed. because we understand declining enrollment. we understand budget issues, but we also understand that it's management's responsibility to ensure and safeguard our kids. >> and the management and the staff and union are going to be working together to try to figure out what to do. the district

. >> developing news this morning out of union city police are investigating a situation where a person was hit by a car and around 8.30, last night. >> eastbound alvarado, niles road at almaden boulevard. so the area is closed off to traffic. you're advised to avoid that area while they investigate. >> well, in the east bay, a camera store is looking for help now after they were broken into over the weekend, you can see the damage here. this is looking glass photo on their go fund me page. they say a car rammed through the store's entrance multiple times and that a lot of merchandise was taken so far. more than $43,000 has been raised for the store out of their $50,000 goal. a lot of damage. meanwhile, teachers in san ramon are standing up against proposed budget cuts. they say they're pushing back against the district's proposal of 26 million dollars in cuts which include cuts to mental health support workers like counselors and social workers. more than 1000 teachers are set to rally today during lunchtime at the door valley high school. and that's set to begin at 11, 30. >> it's so

there is a track defect between union city and fremont stations. reason for major delay in the berryessa line in all directions and limited green line service this morning. so take a look at bart's website. >> number seven triple a has compiled a list of the top spring break destinations for 2025. florida is at the top, with orlando, fort lauderdale, miami and tampa all making the top ten u.s. cities. international destinations include london, paris, barcelona and madrid. >> now remember, miami was the one that said, don't come here. >> yeah, that's sassy commercial. >> yeah. >> it was a whole reality show. >> yeah. >> it's still on the list. >> i mean, people are going to come. the sun, the fun, the warm weather. it's hard to. >> get ready for me. coming. >> come here. you know. yeah. can you imagine a city saying, don't come here? well, we're begging for people to visit. if >> michael: good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, the dangerous winter blast overnight. the escalation over the war in ukraine. plus, a special anniversary as we

he led officers from the east bay regional parks police on a chase along northbound 880 through union city. so let's show you the moment when the people at the home opened the driveway gate for that driver. you see the truck going in. then they tried waving off the pursuing officers. that obviously did not work. now, eventually those bystanders were wrestled away from police who had their guns drawn. tense situation. we have only seen the law enforcement presence grow with the arrival of an armored police vehicle, drones and even a helicopter. this is some video showing the significant response to the scene. you see all the officers there, lots of police waiting on whoever is in the truck to surrender. we are still waiting for police to share information about exactly why this person was being chased. >> we are following the story of saturday's fire at the martinez refinery. and just look at this from sky seven overhead the refinery today, you can see burn marks and flames left behind. abc brinkley spent the day in martinez, where neighbors say something has to be done to ensure the refine

developing news this morning from union city. police are investigating a crash that happened around 8.30 last night. someone was hit eastbound alvarado. niles road, an album, alamuddin boulevard. and we don't even know what happened to the victim. we don't know their condition or anything like that or where the car is. we just know that they're investigating and they closed the road until further notice. >> in the east bay, a camera store is looking for help now after they were broken into over the weekend. this is looking glass photo. according to their gofundme page, a car rammed into the front of their store multiple times to see a lot of the merchandise was stolen in the process. look at the damage done here. at this point they've been able to raise about $43,000 of that $50,000 goal. they've set to fix the damage and replace the stolen items. teachers in san ramon are standing up now against proposed budget cuts. they say there pushing back against the district's plan of 26 million dollars in cuts which includes cuts to ment

union city in the east bay. highway 880. it is definitely heavy rain, but look at what we're seeing up in the north bay. starting to see a little bit of a break. san francisco, vallejo. still seeing some rain. a lot of reports of storm activity. we've seen a lot of damage, i should say. as we take a look at live doppler seven, you will notice that this storm with the atmospheric river continues to slam the bay area. it is bringing snow to the sierra and to northern california mountains, and that is going to continue to be the case. we are looking at a live picture from homewood, where it is a really nice snowy scene at lake level. they are still dealing with rain right now. wind gusts to 38 miles an hour in oakland at this hour. 32 in san jose. we have seen higher terrain anywhere between 65 and over 80 miles an hour today, so it has been very windy, 40 to 60 on your temperatures at this hour. live views from our tower cameras and they are rainy views from san jose to exploratorium, certainly windy from mount tam. and the si

it's also 58, in union city and in fremont. hello, concord. you're sitting at 55.t in throughout napa and sonoma. now the winds have been pretty much calm up to about five, except at the sfo area and throughout the san bruno gap. we've been seeing an offshore wind up to ten miles per hour. that northwesterly will continue, but will remain flat 5 to 10mph. so a few high, thin renegade clouds and advancement of this main front has been moving into the area. in addition to that, we have this area of low pressure to the north of us that's pulling down some cooler air mass. that's why our temperatures today are coming in slightly below average. check out the futurecast. this is some interesting doings. by 9:00 tonight, we do see the clouds return to the north bay and also the san mateo coastline. by 703 tomorrow morning, sun up, we will see some mostly cloudy skies around the central bay. and that's going to be generally the scenario throughout your tuesday, with some peeks of sunshine, until we start to see the leading edge of that frontal boundary. it's behind me here

union city and hayward both at 64 oakland up to richmond at 63 while north bay temperatures hanging out in the mid 60's as well. now, tomorrow with little bit of cloud cover and a chance of a sprinkle temps will dip just a little bit but will start to climb again after that by the weekend. your final weekend of february, we have 70's for some of our highs. reyna. >> all causing delays here. that's a 20th avenue in oakland. so if you are going to be traveling through the maze that say 5.80, better bet for you right now because things are still a little slow, long 8.80. >> if you are going to be traveling on the bay bridge right now at 13 minutes last night we had an accident that was right at the toll plaza. >> they quickly got that off the ridge. so drive times didn't really change too much 13 for the san mateo bridge. there. now, the south bay we were at about 45 last hour. now we're down to 35 minutes. so we are seeing some progress. looks like a few of you went back to work and school today, its atlanta down to 37 around. 35 minutes. all right, james, back to you. >> of winners loser

. >> news this morning from union city police investigating after a person was hit by a car. police say this happened around 8.40 last night eastbound alvarado niles road and almost and boulevard. the area was closed off to traffic. everybody involved stayed on the scene and they are cooperating with that investigation. details on the condition of the person or how the crash happened have not been released and the east bay, one camera store. they're looking for help after they were broken into. this is looking glass photo they posted on their go fund me that a car was allegedly ran to the store's entrance multiple times. you see photos of the aftermath on your screen. merchandise was stolen in the process so far, $42,000 has been raised for the store out of their $50,000 goal. and the devastating fires out in los angeles. they have bay area residents on edge and what might happen here now, some are on residents of fatah lawsuit against a town saying must study wildfire evacuation routes to help prepare for the future covers. dan kerman has that story. >> the southern californ

congressman eric swalwell encouraging his constituents to stand strong at a town hall in union city tuesdayht. our job in government is to protect people. and right now they don't feel safe. they see cuts to the faa and plane crash the latest plane crash happening monday when a delta flight from minneapolis crash landed at the toronto pearson airport flipping upside down on the runway. all 80 people survived. but 21 passengers were hospitalized. 48 hours prior to people died in a small plane crash in georgia. >> and last month, the deadliest u.s. air disaster in 15 years happened in dc when an army helicopter collided midair with an alaska airlines flight sending both into the potomac river killing 67 people. president trump has publicly faulted federal diversity and inclusion efforts specifically with air traffic controllers. however, swalwell places the blame on trump writing on x, quote, no president has had more plane crashes in their first month in office. then donald trump, president trump. >> needs to tell us that he's going to take responsibility. is the chief executive of this coun

. >> union city police say a man hit by a car last night has died. we first told you about this collision last night on kron. 4 news at 10. it shut down eastbound alvarado. niles road at almaden boulevard until this morning. police say the driver involved stayed at the scene and did not appear to be under the influence. this is still an open investigation. >> an investigation is underway in concord after a domestic violence call turned into a police shooting that ended with the suspect dead. okay. we have make tough decisions when it comes to budget cuts and protesters gathered today in oakland to protest 2.6 million dollars in cuts scheduled for this year. no no more than a dozen organizations took part in this protest tuesday morning at the fruitvale transit village calling on oakland city leaders to stop millions of dollars in cuts. one organization that stand to be affected as meals on wheels. basically the city has is still continuing to fund the wheels. >> but not the meals. kim olson is the director of advocacy for meals on wheels. oakland, sh

oakland city union workers who have received layoff notices held a rally at city hall today. they say job cuts will have a harmful impact on public services. >> save our services, save our services. save our services. save our services. >> employee labor unions say about 75 layoff notices were sent to employees effective at the end of this month, and more are expected. the cuts are part of the city's budget shortfall affecting workers from city departments, including public works. one union employee said the city is balancing the budget on the backs of workers. >> that's all we want to do is do our work and not have to worry about whether we're going to get laid off, if we're not going to be able to take care of our families because of mismanagement by this administration. >> the union workers say that the layoffs are illegal under the city charter, and they called on the city to work with them to avoid job losses and service cuts. all right. get ready for even more options while you're shopping in palo alto. we'll tell you about the big plans at the stanford shopping center.

new at 11 union city police say a pedestrian was killed in a crash last night. it happened near the intersection of alvarado niles road and almaden boulevard. police say the collision involved a driver and a man who was walking in. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. officers say the driver did not appear to be under the influence. san francisco's richmond district is getting its first speed cameras tomorrow. walk san francisco says these cameras will be installed at geary and seventh avenue. the location was selected due to high crash rates and significant speeding issues. the group says it worked with traffic victims for six years to pass legislation to approve the cameras. new details tonight about a cross-country investigation with bay area ties. three people who were arrested on the east coast appeared in court today, and authorities say they believe they could be tied to a series of killings and are part of a cult like group known as the ktvu. betty yu explains the bay area connection. >> this trio was arrested in maryland sunday

now in union city. this is it. it's an area of low pressure monitoring it very carefully. look at those clouds right there. did you see them sweep across our horizon? that was right before sunset tonight. well, they're all associated with that. those clouds moving out mainly clear tonight. but watch what happens tomorrow morning at sunup. we do have some partly cloudy conditions, but then a good looking afternoon. but the clouds, they want to roll in and out. so i'm going to drop the temperature maybe a degree or two tomorrow. but that's about it. still some 70. watch what happens overnight saturday night into sunday. leading edge of that area of low pressure into mendocino county, ukiah into lake county. and then it wants to play tag with santa rosa. so i called up yet another computer model, and it does confirm it wants to get very close. if we see anything at all, it would be drizzle overnight saturday night into sunday. but overall a fantastic weekend. temperatures tonight 30 and 40 tomorrow going up to 71 degrees. but wait it gets better. mid 70s by sunday. heather. >

tomorrow afternoon in the east bay. 68 degrees in pleasanton about 69 in dublin tomorrow. 69 also in union city. so you get the idea you were just working on a really nice day. yeah, we'll have a couple passing clouds, but boy, lots of sunshine in between. and that's gonna send these temperatures running well above the average by tomorrow afternoon. so out over the next couple days we're going to set in for the weekend. here we go. friday looks good. saturday, looking pretty good. little weak system slide through saturday night into sunday. maybe some drizzle early in the morning as we head in towards sunday. but still temperatures by the afternoon up in the 70's that looks like see those 70's return again as we head toward the middle of next week. really drying out getting like a little sneak peek to spring. flowers are blooming. the grass is are getting green. i mean, really looking nice out there. we like thanks. >> beer is coming back. despite the name. it's not just a week. actually 10 days of festivities spread across the bay area. events kick off tomorrow in san francisco says salesforce

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more than 500 people showed up in union city to voice their concerns. >> you coming here tonight is not useless, you're not helpless. you were just heard. i hear you. >> congressman swalwell spoke before a big crowd. the public's concerns included protecting social security and medicare and immigration policies. swalwell said he's hearing a lot of fear from constituents in his district right now. >> i feel like things have changed significantly in the last four weeks. i'm seeing so much that disturbs me, that reminds me of europe in the 1930s with all that went on in europe. and i just feel like i have to step forward and participate more actively now. >> it was important for me to directly speak to our representative. you know, it's a democracy that we live in and be able to voice or ask my questions as far as what's getting done, what are we doing. >> coming up tonight night on cbs bay area, our katie nielsen had the chance to sit down exclusively with congressman swalwell to ask him about some of these issue, and importantly, how he plans to respond. she'll have that full interview r

eric swalwell's union city event was packed with all 500 seats filled and around 1,000 more people on the waiting list hoping to have their voices heard. our katie nielsen also had some tough questions for him about how democrats plan to get back on track. >> reporter: it was a packed house at the mark green sports center filled with supporter es for congressman eric swalwell, who represents the southern portion of alameda county. >> i will work to protect you and we will protect by working together each other. we can do that as a community. >> reporter: swalwell has been an outspoken critic specifically of the trump administration, both four years ago and now, rising to national prominence with repeated appearances on cable news networks and his involvement in the trump impeachment hearings. and now he's vowing to bring the fight back to the capitol. >> republicans won the white house. they now have control of congress, and they have stacked the courts. you don't have a lot of levers of power to pull, so what do you reasonably hope that you can do or preserve? >> my vote really does

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comienza en san pablo, corre entre richmond, el cerrito, berkeley, oakland union city y termina en sans mencioné, no hay ninguna conexión entre lo que está pasando en nuestra atmósfera y en la tierra. en geología. ahora, avanzando en las próximas horas. qué nos espera? ya que pasó la intensidad de este río atmosférico durante las horas de las 5 a las 07:00. ya por ahora, el vapor que vino asociado con ese sistema se encuentra un poco más hacia el sur, pero aún así se mantiene esa inestabilidad. esto continúa traer un poco de esa lluvia entre ligera y moderada y también se mantienen bastantes advertencias avisos. estos condados de marin, napa y sonoma. se mantiene bajo vigilancia por inundación. estará en efecto hasta el domingo a las 10:00. lo que pasa es de que cuando cae bastante lluvia en algunas de estas montañas, ya han caído más de 5 pulgadas. toda esa lluvia que cae por arriba empieza a irse de las montañas, subiendo los niveles, los niveles de los ríos, incluso también de los arroyos, en los próximos días y las próximas horas. entonces se mantendrá bajo vigilancia. también para

eric swalwell's union city event was packed with all 500 seats filled and around 1,000 more people on waiting list hoping to have their voices heard. our katie nielsen also had some tough questions for him about how democrats plan to get back on track. >> reporter: it was a packed house at the mark green sports center filled with supporter es for congressman eric swalwell, who represents the southern portion of alameda county. >> i will work to protect you and we will protect by working together each other. we can do that as a community. >> reporter: swalwell has been an outspoken critic specifically of the trump administration, both four years ago and now, rising to national prominence with repeated appearances on cable news networks and his involvement in the trump impeachment hearings. and now he's vowing to bring the fight back to the capitol. >> republicans won the white house. they now have control of congress, and they have stacked the courts. you don't have a lot of levers of power to pull, so what do you reasonably hope that you can do or preserve? >> my vote really does matt

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precipitation right there lining the peninsula across the bay waters, making tracks towards fremont and union city and lifting up towards right there the 680. if you're making tracks out of san jose and heading north towards the tri valley, there you have more rain showers, a cluster of activity around vallejo, benicia, martinez, and backing through hercules. and as we take a wider look again, all this is just the leading edge of what you can anticipate. so the morning commute tomorrow is going to be adversely affected by 1:00 in the morning. the heavy band of precipitation rolls through the bay area. here you have 7:00 in the morning hours. most of the precipitation, at least the heaviest, will be due east of the bay area, affecting the east bay and the altamont pass, also across san jose into morgan hill and gilroy. but then watch what happens. lunchtime again. pockets of heavy precipitation. again, you could see a thunderstorm embedded in these cells. and then another line slices through the bay area. 4:00 in the afternoon. you think we're done? no, 8:00 tomorrow night. just about this time. mo

robinson played part of the 2012 season with the warriors, and attended logan high school in union city for a short time. >> we wish him well. an organization that brings basketball to communities all over the state is getting an environmentally friendly assist. the nonprofit hoop bus rolled into oakland to host a few games at west oakland middle school. hoop bus equips busses with basketball hoops, bringing mobile courts to communities. during today's stop, bus manufacturer blue bird donated a one of a kind electric school bus to the cause. >> we've got an ev bus that we've donated to hoop bus uh- to be a part of what they're doing. we're really a big believer in and the work they're doing in getting to the inner cities and getting these kids involved in the game of basketball. >> today's events included a dedication ceremony for the new bus and a p.e. takeover, with plenty of one on one basketball. of course, all of it kicked off hoop busses. event series leading to next weekend's nba all star festivities. >> how fun. that's awesome. all right, we have much more news ahead at 530 on a

you see down the peninsula parts of the east bay through richmond and oakland else union city fremont milpitas all under a flood rochow right through saturday evening as we're expecting the excessive amounts of rain to come down right now, it is a very light rain that continues to fall outside. we've had some snowflakes over some of the mountain tops in the south bay. but overall, things are going to get interesting is we're going to see a much system roll our way. heavy rain, real possibility of flooding. yes, that's possible to gusty winds are in the works. heavy rain moving in late on wednesday night. very heavy rainfall early on thursday and again by the afternoon with a possibility, some isolated thunderstorms, rain amounts, maybe as much as 2 to 6 inches. and that's a lot of rain on saturated ground. lauren, thank you. happening right now in the east bay freemont city leaders are discussing it. they should make homeless camps illegal in the city. if approved, the ordinance would ban people from camping on public property, including sidewalks, parks and streets. kron four's jack

in the last few minutes, we got word of an outage in union city impacting more than 5,000 customers. >>> if the rain wasn't enough, the east bay had to deal with a swarm of earthquakes earlier this afternoon along the hayward fault, the strongest, a 3.7 magnitude quake. there was just another 2.5 minutes ago in pleasant hill. sara donchey is here with the details. sara, these are rattling some people's nerves. >> this was another one where people even beyond hayward or just outside it felt the shaking even if we didn't. i got a tacoma from somebody in san francisco who said oh, my gosh, i felt two of those earthquakes fairly strongly. we didn't feel it. so it depended where you are and what you were doing. obviously if you were in hayward, it probably felt strongest to you because of where this was, along the hayward fault. the epicenters of all four earthquakes were close together, the first a 2.7 that hit around 5:00 this morning when a lot of us were probably sleeping and then just before noon two quakes minutes apart, a 3.4 and then a 3.2. then a 3.7 hit just before 2:00 p.m. peo

were pursuing the driver of the navy blue pickup truck along northbound, northbound 880 through union city and then into hayward. the driver led police to the driveway of this home. >> so from the live images, we want to go to some video now to show you the moment where things in this pursuit took a strange turn. you see people there at the house guiding the pickup into the driveway. it looks like they tried to wave the officers off. as you can imagine, that didn't work. now backup is on the scene and police have their guns drawn. we're trying to get an update from authorities as to why they're pursuing the driver in the first place. we'll bring you more as we get it here on abc seven news and online. >> we certainly will, but we need to check on the weather because we got a little bit of a break. but lots more rain is coming. >> yeah, we're already learning about impacts to sandy at the oakland zoo closed tomorrow because of the rain in the forecast. >> yeah. and you know what? with good reason. julian and emma this is going to be a strong level three storm. so let's talk about the concer

you still have a few in san mateo county and union city right now. but considering what we have seen with the wind and the rain. want to bring in chief meteorologist lawrence karnow now lords. that's kind of surprising how yeah it really is. i mean, with all kicking up around the bay area, taking out to more power, just great. hey, that's some good news. not some of the storm just yet. we've still got more rain continuing to fall and still. >> some strong winds kicking up around the bay area to you're looking live out toward the san mateo bridge, a wet right out there. very dangerous on local roadways today. rainfall amounts over these past 24 hours. so like we're talking about the santa cruz mountains over 5 and a half inches of rain and ben lowman kept field over 4 inches of rain. ross, more on the east bay over 3 and a quarter. san bruno over 2 and a half inches of rain. redwood city, tuna, 3 quarters just about and how sunnyvale. that's a lot of rain for sunnyvale as you sit and kind of a wall of rain shadow area over 2 inches of rain and countin

the birthing center serves families in hayward, castro valley, fremont and union city. the protest today is expected to begin at 1230. >> the philadelphia eagles are the new champions of the nfl after their commanding victory over the kansas city chiefs in super bowl 59. the eagles defeated the two time defending champs, 40 to 22, in a game in new orleans that was never even close. the chiefs scored most of their points in the fourth quarter after the game was essentially decided. eagles quarterback jalen hurts was named super bowl mvp after throwing for 221 yards and two touchdowns. he said philadelphia's defense played a huge role in the victory. >> they played how they played all year, you know, and i truly believe offense wins games, but defense wins championships and i'm happy that defense has been able to play. it's a great testament to them >> it was a disastrous night for chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes. he was sacked six times, threw two interceptions. kansas city failed to be the first team in nfl history to win three super bowls in a row. >> our time now. 7

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more than 500 people showed up in union city to voice their concerns. >> you coming here tonight is not useless, you're not helpless. you were just heard. i hear you. >> congressman swalwell spoke before a big crowd. the public's concerns included protecting social security and medicare and immigration policies. swalwell said he's hearing a lot of fear from constituents in his district right now. >> i feel like things have changed significantly in the last four weeks. i'm seeing so much that disturbs me, that reminds me of europe in the 1930s with all that went on in europe. and i just feel like i have to step forward and participate more actively now. >> it was important for me to directly speak to our representative. you know, it's a democracy that we live in and be able to voice or ask my questions as far as what's getting done, what are we doing. >> coming up tonight night on cbs bay area, our katie nielsen had the chance to sit down exclusively with congressman swalwell to ask him about some of these issue, and importantly, how he plans to respond. she'll have that full interview r

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the gathering was in union city for his constituents tonight.ded an update on the latest developments in congress and outlined his priorities for the upcoming year. but the big topic, of course, the white house. i'm wanting to hear more and more anger coming out of congress and the democrarats. i know they're the you know, as we found out tonight, a lot, that a lot of things are tied, you know, tied up. it's hard for them to do much. this is swalwell's 13th year in office. new at 11 tonight. making their pitch tonight from some of the candidates who want to lead the city of oakland. they came out talking lauren taylor webb and former congresswoman barbara lee, who spoke to a sold out crowd in downtown oakland. now, as they gear up for a special election that's two months away, they want the public to know what their plan is. nbc gia vang was there. we have three amazing candidates before us. if you live in the town, they want your vote in the special election on april 15th. we're going to start off with a simple question. the candidates talked a