people who live in vallejo are tired of it. >> i grew up in vallejo, and this is not the vallejo that'm used to, so i'm thinking that maybe it's young people coming from out of town. >> now, vallejo police say they are understaffed, but they did have support over the weekend from officers from solano count, napa county, american canyon and the chp. they say there have not been arrests at this time, but vallejo police suspect that this could be part of a widespread, organized event. and tonight at six, i'll have more about what they plan to do about that. claudine, back to you. all right. krystal. certainly. i've heard from a lot of people very, very frustrated as well. thanks it was a violent weekend in. the east bay with multiple shootings, including one that sent a baby to the hospital. the contra costa county sheriff's shortly before 6:00 yesterday in bay pnt on desanti circle, right near port chicago highway. it happened during a fight in the street between two large groups of people. a bullet grazed a sev month old girl and aan was struck inhe leg. we do not have an update on the

. >> plus, i grew up in vallejo and this is not the vallejo that i'm used to, so i'm thinking that maybe it's young people coming from out of town. >> patience is wearing thin in vallejo as neighbors say, disruptive and dangerous sideshows have become regular events. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> and good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm claudine wong. >> we begin tonight with those sideshows in vallejo that have left many neighbors fed up. police say they are investigating at least three sideshows that happened on friday, saturday and sunday night where they believe multiple people were injured. ktvu is crystal bailey joins us now live from vallejo with the very latest crystal. >> well, claudine, mike, police say this was an especially big event, larger than most actually more than 400 people could have been there. but neighbors i spoke with say they've been really frustrated because this happens almost every week, and they say it's been disturbing them at all hours of the night and causing injuries. >> it's out of control. >> people who live in vallejo are tired of

sideshows erupt in vallejo over the weekend. coming up, residents fed up and frustrated, demanding action. also, more delays to the reopening of highway one in monterey county. some say it's impossible to fix san francisco. they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org of streets this weekend. police say they are investigating at least three sideshows friday night, saturday night and last night where they believe several people were injured. patience is wearing thin, as neighbors say. these illegal street takeovers have become regular events. ktvu crystal bailey reports now from vallejo, where residents there say enough is enough. >> it's ou

we have been reporting on vallejo sideshows ending in injuries and violence. during last nights sideshows, a men's pants caught on fire. before you showed you the video, we have to warn you, it could be disturbing. so, the guy was hit by a car and then are back this weekend, his clothes on fire before he fell down on the ground to try to put the fire out. just last month, we showed you this video of people inside of a ring of fire during another vallejo sideshow. by the end of the night, a man was shot and killed. now, after the sideshows are back this weekend, some neighbors told our john ramos, nobody has been there to help. >> reporter: on sunday night, hundreds of people showed up at the corner of sonoma boulevard and kentucky street for a sideshow. the street sign is missing today but you can see a guy carrying it as he walks through the crowd. sam caniglio lives in the neighborhood and wasn't able to get to his house because of the cars blocking the streets. >> you can't drive anywhere. it is loud, it is scary. people have guns. they ended the event by s

vallejo police say license plate readers are a help. >> we do have flock safety cameras in vallejo, and they do work really well. right now we're only using flock for license plate readers and single and multiple gunshot detection, but the technology could soon be put to greater use. >> this week, flock safety launched a first of its kind sideshow detection tool to help communities combat illegal sideshows. it uses ai and machine learning technology to identify certain sounds, specifically, the screeching of tires, and send law enforcement agencies real time alerts that a sideshow is happening. the ceo of flock safety calls it, quote, a groundbreaking tool that enables agencies to act faster and prevent these dangerous events before they escalate. police and the chp say even without it, the audio the tech is making a difference. >> i know technology is improving and it's and it's the wave of the future. and it's causing officers to detect and improve our strategies better. so i don't see how it could hurt as we continue to see innovative technologies coming out that allow law enforcemen

the new investments that could help vallejo. first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thanks, dionne and ama. stay up or i'm doing the show without you. no doubt would play on these concerts and i would, you know, i was too scared to even speak to you. so to be able to speak to you. that's true. yeah one of the countless cities hit by the hardest part of the storm's aftermath. president biden will take a helicopter tour over the region on wednesday to survey the damage. buildings, as you can see, have been decimated. roads and highways are just covered in mud and floodwaters. the death toll stands at 133 across six states. >> officials fear it will rise because. because hundreds are still unaccounted for. that includes steve cloyd. his jeep was found washed away in the floods. >> he started to get concerned about the water level rising. and he did call me. and he. his exact words were, this is not good, cal. i'm calling to tell you i love you. >> it gives you chi

in vallejo, natalie vera, nbc, bay area news. elon musk is accused of copying designs from the science fiction movie irobot. now, this is in connection with his. we robot event last week, that's where musk debuted tesla's newest prototypes, including the cyber cab and robo van and a robotic humanoid, alex proyas, the director of the irobot film, took notice and he posted these images of tesla's new designs alongside images from the movie highlighting their similarities. the caption says, hey elon, can i have my designs back please? musk has not responded to that post on x. another sobering report about the high cost of living here in the bay area. the annual poll, conducted by joint venture silicon valley and the bay area news group, shows that 47% of respondents say they're considering leaving the area. housing prices and homelessness are among the top reasons why. experts note. the number of people who actually moved out of the area tends to be far lower, so people talk about it but don't really end up doing it. instead, though

the new investments that could help vallejo. first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11. jimmy. >> thanks, dionne and ama. stay up or i'm doing the show without you. no doubt would play on these concerts and i would, you know, i was too scared to even speak to you. so to be able to speak to you. that's true. yeah one of the countless cities hit by the hardest part of the storm's aftermath. president biden will take a helicopter tour over the region on wednesday to survey the damage. buildings, as you can see, have been decimated. roads and highways are just covered in mud and floodwaters. the death toll stands at 133 across six states. >> officials fear it will rise because. because hundreds are still unaccounted for. that includes steve cloyd. his jeep was found washed away in the floods. >> he started to get concerned about the water level rising. and he did call me. and he. his exact words were, this is not good, cal. i'm calling to tell you i love you. >> it gives you chi

sarah stinson reports from vallejo. >> one vallejo family living right here off of columbus parkway says sideshows continue to happen in this intersection and they say the latest was the worst they've seen so far because spectators climbed onto the roof, took over their lawn and damage their property. that's the nobody has never came on the app economy. causing terror and damage. patricia williams says hundreds of spectators climbed onto her roof saturday night to watch a sideshow at the intersection of columbus parkway in georgia street. so here, as you can see. >> damage done to rule. williams says her family has lived here for 4 years now and sideshows seem to only be getting more frequent and dangerous. it's out of control has a very tired of the williams security cameras captured video of the chaos. my walker lives were destroyed. my gutters are destroyed. >> who's going this white? what? i have to come on my pocket. >> to pay for damage that i didn't cause. and this is just one of the locations where a sideshow took place on saturday, lasting through the early morning hours sunday.

prom for sara stinson reports from vallejo. >> one vallejo family living right here off of columbus parkway says sideshows continue to happen in this intersection and they say the latest was the worst they've seen so far because spectators climbed onto the roof, took over their lawn and damage their property. it was scary. that's the most scared of being because nobody has never came on the app economy. causing terror and damage. patricia williams says hundreds of spectators climbed onto her roof saturday night to watch a sideshow at the intersection of columbus parkway in georgia street. so here, as you can see. >> that done to rule there. >> williams says her family has lived here for 4 years. now. damage done to roof there and sideshows seem to only be getting more frequent and dangerous. it's out of control has a very tired of the williams security cameras captured video of the chaos. my walker lives were destroyed. my gutters are destroyed it was gone up by wind. but i have to come on my pocket to pay for damage that i didn't cause. and this is just one of the locations where a sidesho

por otro lado, un hombre murió el domingo en vallejo tras chocar contra un árbol. una pasajera que al parecer resultó ilesa. se cree que el alcohol fue un factor. aunque también hay que decir que los resultados toxicológicos aún están pendientes. en septiembre, telemundo 48 sacó a la luz el caso de carmen márquez. es una mujer venezolana quien nos contactó por whatsapp para contarnos que se había contagiado de meningitis en san francisco, por lo que perdió varios dedos. un televidente nos contactó también para ayudarle a carmen y nuestro equipo hizo ese encuentro posible. yomara lópez nos tiene esta historia que solo verá por telemundo 48. buenos días, un gusto conocerlo. mucho gusto osvaldo. también osvaldo urdaneta madrugó el lunes para darle una sorpresa a carmen márquez. a ver la silla. mire ese bolsito que está atrás. tiene su cargador. le puse un bolsito también con su cargador. limpiecita, pero está muy. sí, trabaja muy bien. carmen, de origen venezolano, perdió varias de sus extremidades a principios de año, cuando se contagió de meningitis. por eso osvaldo

ktvu is crystal bailey reports. >> it's out of control. >> people who live in vallejo are tired of it you hear gunshots, you. >> i automatically drop to the floor. so you duck, you know, turn the lights out and look through the blinds or drapes. >> this was an especially hot weekend. police say about 400 people were involved in moving sideshows, taking over intersections all over town friday, saturday and sunday night. >> scared to open your door? scared to come outside. >> video shows a yellow mustang driving in circles before crashing into a group of people at sonoma boulevard and lemon street. police say one female was reported injured, but by the time they broke up, the sideshow, she was nowhere to be found. >> i guess the police were called, so they were scrambling, you know, going this way? that way. i'm afraid for the kids because they're hanging outside the windows. they're doing the videos. >> at another sideshow at b.w. williams and louis brown drives a young man is seen being hit by a car and then dragged away with his clothing on fire, screaming in pain. police reported a

meanwhile, the westbound commute is showing the build out of vallejo. it showed up about 20 minutes ago. highway four over on the right, some slowing in through pittsburg bay point and now in toward concord. 242 still showing speeds pretty good in the southbound direction. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza shot, it looks like there's a little more traffic flow than yesterday being a holiday for some. and this is a tuesday, so we expect a bigger backup to start earlier. back to you. thanks, mike. the fremont fire department investigating what caused a driver behind the wheel of a tesla to crash into an apartment building, which caught fire today in the bay's. bob redell joins us live from the scene there. and, bob, how is that driver doing this morning? don't know the condition of the driver. marcus and laura, we are still trying to confirm whether or not that driver actually got out of the car alive. our colleague pete suratos, who was on the scene here last night of this crash behind me here, this apartment complex in fremont. he says he was told th

in vallejo, natalie vera, nbc, bay area news.musk is accused of copying designs from the science fiction movie irobot. now, this is in connection with his. we robot event last week, that's where musk debuted tesla's newest prototypes, including the cyber cab and robo van and a robotic humanoid, alex proyas, the director of the irobot film, took notice and he posted these images of tesla's new designs alongside images from the movie highlighting their similarities. the caption says, hey elon, can i have my designs back please? musk has not responded to that post on x. another sobering report about the high cost of living here in the bay area. the annual poll, conducted by joint venture silicon valley and the bay area news group, shows that 47% of respondents say they're considering leaving the area. housing prices and homelessness are among the top reasons why. experts note. the number of people who actually moved out of the area tends to be far lower, so people talk about it but don't really end up doing it. instead, though many

and chp says the sideshows began in vallejo then moved over to richmond and then eventually in oakland. this is video from the citizen app showing the cars doing donuts at the intersection of 98th and international boulevard. a lot of people out there as you can see, the chp says it took officers less than an hour, though, to stop the drivers and actually start making arrests. 16 people were brought into custody. 6 vehicles were impounded. police also say they found a gun and one of those cars and there was also, as we mentioned, a sideshow in vallejo. but this one happened on saturday night. police say roughly 100 cars were blocking off sonoma boulevard and indiana street around one 30 in the morning. they cited 3 men and towed away. probably this car here. >> staying in vallejo, a woman who was hit by a car in a parking lot last week has died from her injuries on tuesday. officers responded to a parking lot on north camino alto drive. police say there they found the injured woman and rushed her to the hospital. the driver who hit her state and cooperated over the weekend. despite lif

. >>> now to vallejo where sideshows took over the city streets over the weekend. in fact, residents say they were larger than anything they'd seen yet. whether you view sideshows as a dangerous crime or just the latest form of teenage rebellion, there is no denying they're getting bigger and more frequent. our john ramos has more on the plea for help. >> reporter: vallejo has always had more than its fair share of crime, but the way the sideshows have grown in recent days in this community has neighbors feeling like no one is in charge anymore. on sunday night hundreds of people showed up at the corner of sonoma boulevard and kentucky street for a sideshow. the street sign is missing today, but you can see a guy carrying it as he walks through the crowd. sam coniglio lives in the neighborhood and wasn't able to get to his house because of all the cars blocking the streets. >> you cannot drive anywhere. it's loud. it's scary. people have guns. they ended the event by shooting the guns off and that's when we knew the show was over. >> reporter: he says it lasted abo

this was baby alien in vallejo last week where he helped promote m&m liquors for three days. i got to stand right here and get a drink. drink. but things took a twisted turn on wednesday when the social media influencer traveled to pittsburgh to promote habibi's smoke shop. listen, y'all got to pull up right here. pittsburg, california. baby alien says he had just finished the shoot when the smoke shop owner invited him to check out his other businesses on the street. that's when men with ak 47 seconds pulled up and chased the social media star and his girlfriend inside. el chivo smoke shop. all of a sudden, me and baby alien are against a wall with two guys with masks in front of us. and they just started like. like hitting my girl on her legs and stuff. they started hitting my head like i got my head is cracked right now. like it's still cracked. they cracked my head in four different spots. baby alien says he suffered serious injuries to the head, and the men robbed him of his jewelry and belongings. they took his necklace. they took his bracelet. his. all his rings. they

además, cómostsas earán e residentes en vallejo aseguran que continúan temiendo por su seguridad. actividad nathalie vera. fue a cada una de esas intersecciones. tiene lo último del progreso de este proyecto. este chillido de las llantas y las peligrosas maniobras son algo común. los fines de semana para los residentes en vallejo. los espectáculos ilegales de autos se escuchan. vecinos se quejan de los disturbios en las noches o en las madrugadas. hanging out on the sides of the cars. la concejal del distrito 6 dice mientras más peligrosos, mejor. es el espectáculo para los participantes. es por eso que en noviembre del 2023 el concejo aprobó un proyecto de más de uno millón de dólares para prevenir esta actividad en 15 intersecciones. las modificaciones comenzaron el pasado mes de junio y se anticipa que las completen este mes. esta es una de las intersecciones que fueron identificadas bajo este proyecto. estamos en brunswick y regions y podemos ver aquí que todavía se ven algunas marcas de las llantas cuando los conductores hacen donuts, pero ahora se encuentra esta rotonda y es

this is video taken from a chp helicopter in vallejo just after 08:00pm sunday. the pilot tracked down 2 suspects believed to be involved in an illegal sideshow by spotlight on of the running back to their car. now, both were taken into custody. and sergeant andrew barclay says it would not have been possible without eyes in the sky. it's a great resource for not only us for also for allied agencies, as you saw with the delay, a video to great resource for us to be able to offer too. >> not only chp officers on the ground. also allied agencies, the helicopter continued its work in richmond about an hour later following sideshow. participants there to san francisco and eventually the bay bridge. you can see 2 of the cars driving at fast speeds, weaving in and out of traffic until multiple police officers draw their guns. >> and make 2 more arrests, having them airborne and able to guide officers all at once to that location so that we have that show force can be incredibly beneficial. >> but also incredibly safe for not only us, but also the public. the 3rd in las

this was baby alien in vallejo last week where he helped promote m&m liquors for three days. i got to stand right here and get a drink. drink. but things took a twisted turn on wednesday when the social media influencer traveled to pittsburgh to promote habibi's smoke shop. listen, y'all got to pull up right here. pittsburg, california. baby alien says he had just finished the shoot when the smoke shop owner invited him to check out his other businesses on the street. that's when men with ak 47 seconds pulled up and chased the social media star and his girlfriend inside. el chivo smoke shop. all of a sudden, me and baby alien are against a wall with

each napa, vallejo barely hanging on to the upper 90's.ow's temperatures will be just as hot as today is thursday. not much different, although we'll start to feel cool down at the coast after today, especially towards thursday, that cool sea breeze really does a number on our coastal areas, but we're still going to be warm into the weekend. just not quite a searing hot as today and tomorrow will be john, thank you. let's check the bridges this morning. our traffic front. there's not a whole lot going on out there. so we're looking at it. >> pretty decent ride for the golden gate bridge. it has gone up slightly. it's now 40 minutes to get from nevada down into san francisco. but you're still in the green. still be expected commute time for you. there. all right. let's take a quick look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge 15 minutes. a much faster right across that stretch of bridge this morning. 32 minutes to cross the san mateo bridge been holding steady here for a little while, maybe dropping by a couple of minutes. but that's your ride

. >> the illegal activity started in vallejo. then it spread to richmond.nally oakland proffers rob nesbitt takes a closer look at how the chp air division actually help track down some of those responsible. chp age. 30 was called in sunday because of reports of a large sideshow in vallejo. >> the helicopter moved quickly following drivers from city to city. this is video taken from a chp helicopter in vallejo just after 08:00pm sunday. the pilot tracked down 2 suspects believed to be involved in an illegal sideshow by spotlight on of the running back to their car. now, both were taken into custody. and sergeant andrew barclay says it would not have been possible without eyes in the sky. it's a great resource for not only us for also for allied agencies, as you saw with the delay, a video to great resource for us to be able to offer too. >> not only chp officers on the ground. also allied agencies, the helicopter continued its work in richmond about an hour later following sideshow. participants there to san francisco and eventually the bay bridge. you can

. >> people fed up with side shows blocking them from going into their own homes in vallejo. why their pleas for help are not being heard. >>> i looked at it and i saw it and i was like wow that looks really hard and looks kind of like tiring and really complicated. i don't know if i could do this. and then i kind of just -- i was just like -- i'm here. like it doesn't hurt to try. so i tried and i loved it. >> and a second chance for a high school dropout. how a special trade program in san jose helped change one person's life and pled him to a path of success. i love his attitude. we're going to take that through the morning and good morning, everybody, thank you for joining us. i'm reed cowan. >> i'm gianna franco. and jess is here this morning. wearing red again. i don't know if this is on purpose but i know whenever there's a first alert weather day we know there's going to be you and red. so we can pay attention. the alert. >> we're breaking records today for daytime highs in san jose. san francisco expected to see the hottest day here in the city in two years just as w

. >> vallejo residents growing increasingly frustrated about sideshows taking over their city streetsey need help to keep up the bay area that normally stays cool won't be spared for the brutal hot weather. and with just five weeks to go until the election, candidates for mayor and san francisco are making a final push. we'll show you their arguments to win over voters from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it is tuesday, october 1st. we're at the start of another very hot day all across the bay area. there's an excessive heat warning for much of our region, even for usually cool coastal areas such as san francisco. >> so we have a whole lot to focus on. ktvu sally rasmus is in contra costa county now where people are finding ways to stay cool. but first, let's go right to meteorologist steve paulson for how long the heat wave will last well inland. >> it might last a while. i think coast and bay maybe in a couple of days that fog comes back. it's down around big sur. even if it came

are a help. >> we do have flock safety cameras in vallejo, and they do work really well right now. we're only using flock for license plate readers and single and multiple gunshot detection. >> but the technology could soon be put to greater use. this week, flock safety launched a first of its kind sideshow detection tool to help communities combat illegal sideshows. it uses ai and machine learning technology to identify certain sounds, specifically the screeching of tires, and send law enforcement agencies real time alerts that a sideshow is happening. the ceo of flock safety calls it, quote, a groundbreaking tool that enables agencies to act faster and prevent these dangerous events before they escalate. police and the chp say even without it, the audio the tech is making a difference. >> i know technology is improving and it's and it's the wave of the future. and it's causing officers to detect and improve our strategies better. so i don't see how it could hurt as we continue to see innovative technologies coming out that allow law enforcement to, you know, identify issues that

this is in vallejo. there's a three vehicle crash right now. it's on the shoulder and the center divide. and this is causing a slowdown from redwood street. so you could see that the speeds are down to about 20mph. so again three vehicle crash on westbound 80. this is in vallejo. we'll keep tracking that for you throughout the morning. and looking live right now the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is really starting to build up right now. it is backed up all the way to the west grand avenue exit there, but it opens up across the span into the city and from the toll plaza to san francisco. it will take you 14 minutes right now. we're also going to take a live look right now in the south bay. san jose, 101 880 camera. no issues there, but traffic is starting to fill in on northbound 101 in the san francisco direction. but again, it is moving pretty nicely at this time. >> all right. and back to the heat. now san francisco residents are taking this city scorcher seriously. abc7 news reporter lena howland joins us live. and, lena, how ar

are a help. >> we do have flock safety cameras in vallejo, and they do work really well. right now, we're only using flock for license plate readers and single and multiple gunshot detection, but the technology could soon be put to greater use. >> this week, flock safety launched a first of its kind sideshow detection tool to help communities combat illegal sideshows. it uses ai and machine learning technology to identify certain sounds, specifically the screeching of tires, and send law enforcement agencies real time alerts that a sideshow is happening. the ceo of flock safety calls it, quote, a groundbreaking tool that enables agencies to act faster and prevent these dangerous events before they escalate. police and the chp say even without it, the audio the tech is making a difference. >> i know technology is improving and it's and it's the wave of the future. and it's causing officers to detect and improve our strategies better. so i don't see how it could hurt as we continue to see innovative technologies coming out that allow law enforcement to, you know, identify i

vallejo police say license plate readers are a help. >> we do have flock safety cameras in vallejo, andreally well. right now. we're only using flock for license plate readers and single and multiple gunshot detection. >> but the technology could soon be put to greater use. this week, flock safety launched a first of its kind sideshow detection tool to help communities combat illegal sideshows. it uses ai and machine learning technology to identify certain sounds, specifically the screeching of tires, and send law enforcement agencies real time alerts that a sideshow is happening. the ceo of flock safety calls it, quote, a groundbreaking tool that enables agencies to act faster and prevent these dangerous events before they escalate. police and the chp say even without it, the audio, the tech is making a difference. >> i know technology is improving and it's and it's the wave of the future and it's causing officers to detect and improve our strategies better. so i don't see how it could hurt as we continue to see innovative technologies coming out that allow law enforcement to, you know

. >> vallejo police say license plate readers are a help. >> we do have flock safety cameras in vallejo, and they do work really well. right now, we're only using flock for license plate readers and single and multiple gunshot detection, but the technology could soon be put to greater use. >> this week, flock safety launched a first of its kind sideshow detection tool to help communities combat illegal sideshows. it uses ai and machine learning technology to identify certain sounds, specifically the screeching of tires, and send law enforcement agencies real time alerts that a sideshow is happening. the ceo of flock safety calls it, quote, a groundbreaking tool that enables agencies to act faster and prevent these dangerous events before they escalate. police and the chp say even without it, the audio the tech is making a difference. >> i know technology is improving and it's and it's the wave of the future. and it's causing officers to detect and improve our strategies better. so i don't see how it could hurt as we continue to see innovative technologies coming out that allow law enfor

cientos de saddam: vi sino de vallejo volvieron a vivir una noche caÓtica del sÁbado y la madrugada deecta final de joe biden hay cambios en el proceso de solicitud de asilo. >> quÉ tal?, la administraciÓn de joe biden endureciÓ las restricciones a los solicitantes de asilo que llegan a la frontera. un hombre recuperÓ su libertad luego de pasar muchos aÑos presos por un crimen que no cometiÓ >> mucho cuidado todos aquellos que laboran en el exterior porque su cuerpo o puede provocar mÁs calor. puede darles pasmoso agotamiento por calor. el dÍa de maÑana las temperaturas pudieran ser de las mÁs calurosas. el viernes pueden estar teniendo un res pero de estas temperaturas. >> san francisco hasta el otoÑo con estas temperaturas. >> los warriors man a escaparse y se van para hawai. saddam: >> es silicÓn de ferreterÍa. maity: en lucha contra la muerte, buscan en escombros e inundaciones a mÁs de 600 desaparecidos luego del paso del huracÁn helene. se reportan comunidades arrasadas y mÁs de 125 muertos, la mayorÍa en carolina del norte. se presenta en la corte en chicago

neighbors from vallejo this weekend's sideshows were the biggest they've seen yet. asking where are the police? >>> plus a young man faced several challenges growing up when he decided to take a chance on a special trade program in san jose, how it helped him cut a new path forward and change his life for the better. >>> plus a grammy award winning artist is bringing a set of pop-up shows to the bay area, where you can catch jack white this week, all that coming up in about ten minutes. >>> but let's get to vern and some sports. >> all right there, jules, baseball up top and the giants. big changes today, farhan zaidi hired in 2018 as baseball ops president credited buster posey making him feel welcome to the organization. >> he's probably sizing me up, too, in those moments. >> six years later posey now with the giants ownership group had seen inform and showed zaidi the door today after missing the playoffs for a fifth time, pivoted and then made posey the new president of baseball operations. >>> nba and the warriors, today was media day at chase center. last tim

in san jose across the east bay, 74 in hayward, 76, vallejo 79, danville and we are checking in with 67. in daly city, 73 in redwood city. it's going to be cool across san francisco in the marina with 64, but we'll get into some low 70s here in downtown in the mission. and you have that afternoon sunshine. and right here for the north bay 77 in ukiah and over to novato, 78. all right. let's move into the tropics. we are tracking hurricane, kristie. this is now south of mexico. and it is expected to pull away here from those vacation hotspots, cabo san lucas and puerto vallarta. winds at 75mph. so not a threat. if you're traveling there. this will continue to weaken into sunday winds of 45mph. but we actually could get just a little bit of remnant moisture from this coming in from this area of high pressure. the clockwise circulation around that may bring some down there towards san diego, los angeles with a slight chance of a spotty shower, maybe a thunderstorm. sunday and monday. we're going to continue to watch that very, very closely because if it lifted a little more to the north

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fue el pasado martes en vallejo.no drive cuando atropelló a la víctima, quien sufrió heridas graves fue trasladada al hospital donde fue declarada muerta 4 días después del accidente. las autoridades aún no determinan la causa de esta situación. i will bring that same level of dedication compassion and result driven outcomes to the district. traeré el mismo nivel de dedicación, compasión y resultados orientados a los objetivos del distrito. eso fue lo que dijo maría, su ex. la nueva superintendente propuesta para el distrito escolar de san francisco. y recordemos cómo se da todo esto. no todo se da tras la renuncia del superintendente matt wayne, tras el ex superintendente. ya el pasado viernes, en medio de una controversia por su propuesta de cerrar múltiples escuelas para controlar el déficit de presupuesto y varios líderes políticos, incluyendo la alcaldesa london breed y también el superintendente del departamento de educación del estado, estuvieron presentes para mostrar su apoyo a maría, su libertad pedraza nos

this is video taken from a chp helicopter in vallejo just after 08:00pm sunday. the pilot tracked down 2 suspects believed to be involved in an illegal sideshow by spotlight on of the running back to their car. now, both were taken into custody. and sergeant andrew barclay says it would not have been possible without eyes in the sky. it's a great resource for not only us for also for allied agencies, as you saw with the delay, a video to great resource for us to be able to offer not only chp officers on the ground. also allied agencies, the helicopter continued its work in richmond about an hour later. >> following sideshow, participants there to san francisco and eventually the bay bridge. you can see 2 of the cars driving at fast speeds, weaving in and out of traffic until multiple police officers draw their guns. >> and make 2 more arrests. sergeant barclay says it wasn't just the work of chp, but the helicopter also alerted multiple police departments throughout the night. it's a lot about coordination, right? we know that maybe they will be one city, but whi

we reached out to vallejo police but haven't heard back yet. we also reached out to the chp for more information. so far, they say they are investigating and say a victim was driving between glen cove and columbus parkway this morning when another car drove up and someone fired several shots into the vehicle and one person was hurt. tonight, there is no word if anyone has been arrested or is in custody. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. a carjacking and police chase ended in an arrest in santa rosa this weekend. a woman driving a silver minivan stopped near third and sonoma avenue around 8:00 last night. a man jumped into that vehicle and told her to drive. she did not. she jumped out and she ran. but that man, he jumped into the driver's seat and he drove. he drove off with her car. ended up creating chaos on highway 101. he was driving south in the northbound lanes. the carjacker eventually pulled over and ran away on foot. officers ended ended up catching up with him, and then asked the woman if they had caught the right suspect and then a

i'm sara stinson reporting in vallejo kron. 4 news. >>and in the east bay, new details tonight on a double shooting in bay point. we now know is 7 months old was grazed by a bullet during a fight between 2 groups. the baby was taken to the hospital and officials say a man was also shot. their conditions are unknown at this time. but the shooting did happen shortly before 6 last night at a house on this. and the circle last night, one of our crews was on scene and saw a man and a woman being taken away in handcuffs. a motive is still being investigated, but have more information. we'll bring it to you. and cruz is expected to now pay 1.5 million dollars. that's after failing to fully report a san francisco crash involving a woman who was tracked. the crash happened last october when the woman was hit by one car, then track 20 feet by a cruise. driverless taxi. the crash prompted the robo taxi company to suspend operations and the dmv to revoke its license a month later, the company also recalled its cars to update software. the national

and recovered 16 stolen vehicles alo tracked a sideshow group from vallejt wn a large gathering in vallejohicles. >> tonight, oakland's police chief is of two police officers. daam oakland site reports one officer was arrested for a year later. that same officer had also been arrested for dui three months prior to the june arre shift. chief floyd mitchell says opd put the officers on leave the same danger to the officer to to prevent this >> turning now to our abc seven news advancer at ioakland's budt crisis. the city's finance committee will meet tomorrow to look at possible cuts e. oaklans facing a francisco unified school district superintendent. her placement comes at a critical time for s.f. unified. su sat wn w francisco unified school district has seen a. we eventuao address that, but it is >> i will and figure out what is going on. pretty mild week in the weather department with some warmer temperatures on the way. abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel iss a nice looking 24 hours. >> it is indeed. dan, you know, and it's fal live picture this camera so you can take a look from a d

. >> one vallejo family living right here off of columbus parkway says sideshows continue to happen in this intersection and they said the latest was the worst they've seen so far because spectators climbed onto the roof, took over their lawn and damage their property. that's the most scared of being because nobody has never came on the opportunity causing terror and damage. patricia williams says hundreds of spectators climbed onto her roof saturday night to watch a sideshow at the intersection of columbus parkway in georgia street. so here, as you can see. >> damage done to rule. williams says her family has lived here for 4 years now and sideshows seemed to only be getting more frequent and dangerous. it's out of control. has a very tired of the williams security cameras captured video of the chaos. my walker lives were destroyed. my gutters are destroyed. >> and who's going this white? what? i have to come on my pocket. >> to pay for damage that i didn't cause. and this is just one of the locations where a sideshow took place on saturday, lasting through the early morning hours sun

so they were scrambling, you know, going this way, that way. >> vallejo police say its department isr the weekend. >> our time now, 646 crews, the robotaxi company will pay a $1.5 million fine for a crash in san francisco last year. a pedestrian was hit by another vehicle, then was dragged by the crew's vehicle and was seriously hurt. the national highway traffic safety administration says crews failed to report details of the crash. now crews has to submit a plan to improve its compliance with federal safety orders. the dmv suspended cruise's driverless taxi license in san francisco. now, crews did release a statement. it said, our agreement with the nhtsa is a step forward in a new chapter for cruise. building on our progress under new leadership, improved processes and culture, and a firm commitment to greater transparency with our regulators. well amazon conducted a racial equity audit on its warehouse employees and revealed that many of the concerns that the workers have this report found that warehouse employees feel the company doesn't treat them equally, particularly when it

nice and comfortable in vallejo at 70 while no value at 69 degrees. tomorrow's temperatures are going to be a little warmer inland to rise into the low 80's on average friday is going to be the warmest day all across the bay with not just low 80's inland, but also along the bay shore. this forecast is pretty on par with normal for this time of year and is steady with minimal changes all the way to the start of next week. rain arrives on >> 7 minute ride traveling into the city this morning on the bay bridge. if you are going to be trying to hit the san mateo bridge, it's around 20 foursomes 30 that richmond center fell bridge has been busier. 23 minutes while ago. gate, it's 30 minute ride. >> for your money this morning, we're paying up for our pumpkin spice latte of sessions. and samsung is making it easier to monitor your health with technology. we've got jane king to explain. she's live for us out in the nasdaq, a >> hey, james, good morning. so samsung announced that the health app is rolling out some new features to help users better manage thei

. >> one vallejo family living right here off of columbus parkway says sideshows continue to happen in this intersection and they say the latest was the worst they've seen so far because spectators climbed onto the roof, took over their lawn and damage their property. that's the most scared of being because nobody has never came on the opportunity causing terror and damage. patricia williams says hundreds of spectators climbed onto her roof saturday night to watch a sideshow at the intersection of columbus parkway in georgia street. so here, as you can see. >> damage done to rule. williams says her family has lived here for 4 years now and sideshows seemed to only be getting more frequent and dangerous. it's out of control has a very tired of the williams security cameras captured video of the chaos. my walker lives were destroyed. my gutters are destroyed. >> and it was going this white. what i have to come on my pocket. >> to pay for damage that i didn't cause. and this is just one of the locations where a sideshow took place on saturday, lasting through the early morning hours sunda

in the north bay, the golden gate air division capturing a sideshow in vallejo. this happened last night. 2 people have been taken into custody and their cars have been impounded and then officials say the group went on to richmond to continue the illegal sideshow. it was shut down here and then moved to oakland before it was shut down again. but this is where the citizens app video was taken. opd says cars were being doughnuts at the intersection of 98. the international 18 more people were taken into custody. 7 more cars impounded one gun seized. then on saturday, police say around 100 cars took part in another reckless driving display in vallejo. this was at sonoma boulevard and indiana street. the chp air unit spotted a car spinning donuts and let officers know when the driver drove off and then it was safe for them to apprehend that driver. police arrested the driver and 2 passengers. all 3 have been issued misdemeanor citations. the car they were in has been towed and placed on a 90 day. hold. back to san francisco. mayor london breed a showing support for

this week we are looking at the slowing typical out of vallejo for highway 37 slowing at mare island. right on schedule. even on a holiday for many businesses. as we look over here, highway four shows up with the speed limit all the way down here through concord, walnut creek, highway 24 to the caldecott or 680 down in through san ramon. in fact, look at these travel times as we look at vasco road. we are up to 18 minutes. that's a couple minutes from the minimum there, but no problems. right on schedule here out of contra costa county and in out of the altamont pass for a little bit of slowing up to about grantline road and everything's at the limit toward the dublin interchange. here's the south bay. no slowing for silicon valley, but we do have that build starting in san martin, right on schedule here. so, you know, it's coming in towards san jose. back to you. thank you mike. 521 this morning next here on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. he's racking up lots of miles taking his new car back to the dealer for service. plus he's paying for some of the work himself. i'm consum

chp says the sideshow started in vallejo that took over in richmond and eventually oakland, 6 vehicles were impounded. contra. costa county officials will be treating part of antioch this week for the face of mosquitoes that have been found in the neighborhood. the mosquitoes can spread diseases like zika, and yellow fever. the goal is to use chemicals to kill the mosquito larva before they can. hatch. so we'll see if they're successful health care workers in concord are rallying for better staffing and more safety outage on mir behavioral health center. the protest starts at 11 o'clock. it will be at the john muir behavior health center in concord. and forty-niners wide receiver brandon aiyuk is out for the season after tearing his acl in sunday's loss to the kansas city chiefs wide receiver deebo samuel also in the hospital with pneumonia and will probably out for this sunday's match against the cowboys. there's also uncertainty about john jennings who miss sunday's game with a hip injury. but there is a chance that running back christian mccaffrey might be back in 2 weeks time. we'l

vecinos de vallejo vuelven a vivir otra noche de espectÁculo ilegal de autos.varios reportes de incidentes y daÑos a residentes cercanos y una persona resultÓ herida. un accidente en esta zona. habrÁn cuadrillas trabajando en esta Área. se le recomienda tomar precauciones por retrasos. este viernes se reportÓ un accidente mortal en las vÍas de tren. sus familiares esperan costear su funeral. reportera: la familia nos confirma que se tratÓ de un suicidio. su madre tuvo valor para hablar con nosotros porque cree que es importante hablar de este tema. >> ella era muy feliz antes de que empezara todo esto. reportera: asÍ quiere que sea recordada su hija. ella era feliz hasta que presentÓ estos sÍntomas. >> ella no querÍa que nadie se enterara, pero es inevitable que nadie se entere. reportera: habÍa una lista de dos meses para ver a un psiquiatra. >> mientras mÁs apoyo de amigos, familiares y profesionales serÍa una soluciÓn. >> los problemas de salud mental son igualmente grave. se necesita un profesional para evaluar y dar un tratamiento. reportera: todavÍa trata

battling the flames >> the search continues tonight for the thief who took off with the woman's purse in vallejo. why the victim believes she targeted. >> and be careful how you pay for parking in san francisco. we've got a warning tonight about scammers targeting drivers. thanks for joining us at 10 o'clock. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow tonight. a fire in lake county is threatening more than 2000 structures. >> many of which are glen haven fire is burning near the clear lake area. >> and we're just learning that forward. progress has actually stopped. it's now at 10% containment families are now taking shelter inside a casino about an hour south crown for us jack moment spoke with families who don't know if they'll have a home to come back to. >> the glen haven fire is not as large as other fires we've seen in northern california so far this year. but its location is what makes it particularly dangerous. one bad turn of the wind could send it into hundreds of homes which has dozens people here at this relocation, shelter, wondering if they'll be able to go home. for him to. >> feeling ap

the new calls to investigate current vallejo police officers. plus santa clara university facing a civil rights complaint alleging a program is only allowing black applicants. and we're getting a look at the armed prowler. police in the east bay your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. stay connected with comcast business internet and wifi back-up or get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! >> the search continues tonight for an armed prowler in danville. police giving us closer look at the suspect to take a look at the bottom right of your screen. the last thursday night surveillance, the surveillance video shows the man pointing a gun at a home near sycamore valley road and 6.80. i

tambiÉn formaron el uso para dispersar un espectÁculo ilegal de autos iniciÓ la ciudad de vallejo y luegoado de como resultado el arresto de tres sospechosos y confiscando sus vehÍculos, se movilizaron a las ciudades, en esta Última detuvieron ser personas, entre otros el vehÍculos y un arma. el fiscal general del california de conocer que autoridades en todo el estado han eliminado 700 sectores 5000 plantas de cannabis ilegales, la que va del aÑo agregÓ que los decomisos fueron parte de una amplia ofensiva contra los cultivadores sin ciencia esta redadas tambiÉn ha dado lugar a 283 arrestos con valor estimado de $350,000,000. paramos con ese primer vistazo de las condiciones del tiempo, dÉjenme decirles que ha sentido un aire un poco mÁs frÍo aunque hoy el dÍa ha estado espectacular, me encanta saludarte. reportera: hola a todos en casa, escuela de itc por mando esas amarras, esas temperaturas han ido descendiendo, san francisco y cinco y 7°, se siente aÚn mÁs ese frio, y en gran parte de la regiÓn estamos en el rango de los 60°, en 66° a mi gente de san rafael, un poco mÁs frÍo a la cer