councilman noel gallo the mayor's moti >> i feel confident that my sharing this information because i did not see it through official channels is legal and frankly, it's my ethical obligation. >> but city councilman noel gallo questions the mayor's motives and sources. he believes it could be a political move to grab votes. re according to m >> i get these weekly. the i.c.e. is coming. the i.c.e. is at school. the i.c.e. is going down the street. the i.c.e. is at b.a.r.t., but they aren't there. >> reporter: why do you think the mayor is trying to grab attention? >> well, we're all running for office, reelection. >> according to mayor schaaf, her sources say the raids could go on the next three days. >>> other news tonight, there is rain on the way for the bay area. the skies have gone from clear at 5:00 tonight to partly cloudy to cloudy and over san francisco right now we're not getting any rain yet, but that's because it's mostly up around cape mendocino, but it will be here around sunrise tomorrow as the cold front powers south bringing light to moderate rain for a brief spell, but ri

gallo / 5-15 noel the ground levelcoming up from feet flame coming up from the ground level 5-15 noel gallo / oakland city council sot big fight between those inside and those trying to get inside and they believe the ones ran out pushed out came back and set the firevo this is noel gallo's district, that is what he has heard as how this fire started. the exact cause of the fire is under investigation.no one was hurt. fire fighters will stay here for a few more hours to make sure the fire does not flare up again.liveback out here live, you can see....live in oakland justine waldman kron 4 news. kron 4 news.justine waldman kron 4 news. (vicki) another big story.. a quake swarm continues to rattle people living in and around danville. there were three small jolts this afternoon and more than a dozen small quakes since last night.(grant) kron4's maureen talked to residents just after a 3-point-5 hit. the quakes that that stuck just after 12noon are the reason this flat screen tv broke inside a shop in downtown danville.it started shaking and then all the car alarms started going off when

activity - like drug deals and prositiution.1:12 -1;25 noel gallo / oakland city council sot if walked in on any other day or night you would see people living there shooting up and i have walked in and witnessed it as of sunday morning and it was serious.also serious, safety concerns in the neighborhood. because people believe the fire started as a form of retalition.larry austin / case manager sot we taking extra precausion we glad the police are out there now but we dont know what we are going to do yet (justine) many called this is a sore spot in the fruitvale district, and hope now it will get knocked down.the cause of the knocked down.now it will get district, and hope the fruitvale is a sore spot in many called this (justine) going to do yet (justine) many called this is a sore spot in the fruitvale district, and hope now it will get knocked down.the cause of the fire is under investigation.as the arson teams works to figure out who and what is responsible.live in oakland justine waldman kron 4 news. kron 4 news. ( pam ) we first told you about this with a breaking news push ale

oakland. new tonight - we talk with oakland city councilmember noel gallo about what can be done to stop these illegal street shows. kron4 news at six is next. (pam) the attorney for some 150 -coyote creek flood victims in san jose says.... the flooding there did not have to happen, and people did not have to lose so much of what was in their homes.good evening, i'm pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. it has been almost a year since coyote creek overflowed its banks causing massive flooding in san jose. now an attorney representing flood victims says the water district and the city and the county are responsible for poorly managing anderson reservoir and for doing a lousy job in getting the word out.(pam) kron 4's dan kerman is live in san jose tonight... with word on a lawsuit seeking millions of dollars. dan? áásot geordie smith/flood victim 12-22áásot jolene noel/flood victim 37-47áásot amanda hawes/attorney 111-120 coyote creek lawsuit 0205186pkg this is 20th street near east williams in san jose.. it might not look like it now, but a year ag

was serious. (steve)this is councilman noel gallo's district, that is what he has heard as how this fire started. the exact cause of the fire is under investigation.no one was hurt. (pam) another big story.. an earthquake swarm continuing to rattle the nerves of people living in and around danville. there were three small jolts this afternoon, and more than a dozen small quakes since last night. kron4's maureen kelly talked to residents just after a 3-point-5 hit. all of a sudden the house shook really violently and then shook again i check the house couple things fell off the shelves in the garage everything's okthis longtime danville resident is taking the latest in a series of quakes in stride.the north american plate must be be sliding under the pacific plate that's all i can figure out maybe mount diablo getting higher i don't know laugh if it ends here that's ok if it's a precursor to something else it's kind of scarybut this man who lives closer to the epidcenter of today's jolts is a little more shaken up.i start hearing the rumbling in the ground and then feeling my chair s

criminal activity - like drug deals and prositiution.1:12 -1;25 noel gallo / oakland city council sot if walked in on any other day or night you would see people living there shooting up and i have walked in and witnessed it as of sunday morning and it was serious.also serious, safety concerns in the neighborhood. because people believe the fire started as a form of retalition.larry austin / case manager sot we taking extra precausion we glad the police are out there now but we dont know what we are going to do yetgoing to do yetwhat we are but we dont know are out there now glad the police precausion we taking extra manager sot we taking extra precausion we glad the police are out there now but we dont know what we are going to do yet going to do yetgoing to do yet what we are going to do yet (grant) we first told you about this with a breaking news push alert. stay connected on breaking news in your neighborhood .... by downloading our app today and opting in for alerts. lawrence karnow: it was a clear and cool day across the bay area today. highs are still running about 5 to 10 deg

oakland city councilman noel gallo who says the historic 100-year-old building may have been set on fire intentionally. good evening, everyone. i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. the fire was reported just before 2:00 this afternoon at at the former miller avenue branch library near international boulevard. we have more on the developing news tonight. ktvu's henry lee, some people call the building an eyesore but others thought it should have been preserved. >> for years city leaders haggled over what to do with this building. now there's not much after this fire consumed what's left of it. cell phone video cell shows flames shooting out of the former library on international boulevard. >> it was scary because it was a lot of flames. >> reporter: the fire in the fruitvale district could be seen for miles. skyfox was overhead as dozens of firefighters battled the two-alarm fire for several hours. no injuries have been reported. >> we got called from oakland police department that we had a structure fire at 15th and miller on fire. we responded. we found what is an old lib

. >> councilman noel gallo in oakland speaking with us about the notice by is she -- the notice by libby schaaf issuing a warning to residents that there are credible sources. they may be planning some sort of operation in the bay area and oakland sometime today. back to you. >> meanwhile, immigrant advocates are speaking out about this. they could help with advocates posting the release dates online, making it much easier for isis agents to target immigrants that may have been arrested for a minor offense. according to the dependent journal, inmate release dates are public information and the policy is not meant to help ice agents and they said the jails post the release dates online and instead of requesting it, it could be over the phone. >>> many communities in the central valley are hit by an increase in immigration audits. in agriculture group said 10 agribusiness employees in the central valley were audited in the past week and this comes as proposed legislation calls for a new visa program for farmworkers that would mandate electronic verification systems that identify workers living in