the oakland a's are rounding third and heading for home. today mayor libby schaaf announced that the team has exclusive bargaining rights for a new ballpark either at the port of oakland's howard terminal or at the current 120- acre coliseum site. >> tom vacar here now with the latest on the deal. tom. >> reporter: this deal would actually erase $135 million debt that the city and county still owes on the current coliseum property. the a's and the city of oakland rose the team flag over the roof of city hall as the season is about to open along were the new chapter in the 50-year history of the as' tenure here. pending approval of the port of oakland for howard terminal and approval of the city and county for the coliseum site, there will be exclusive negotiating rights granted to the oakland a's for both sites. >> so that we double our chances to keep the a's rooted in oakland. >> with the setback at peralta in december, it's important to have options. we want a solution for oakland and the a's and this is a great step. being able to parallel past these two options is a great op

where the fog is kicking in for the oakland area and also doesn't show it for the golden gate bridge, we will show that to you in a second. 880 our camera we may lose sight of the nimitz from our rooftop camera from time to time. the drivers are doing okay. this is the freeway where traffic moves well, but, marcus, also over in the oakland area we have a serious situation. for that i hand it right back to you. >>> we have breaking news to tell you about right now, this oakland. here is a live look from that scene of that deadly hit and run. this happened about two hours ago in oakland on san pablo near brockhurst street. police say a car struck and killed a woman believed to be in her 30s or 40s. that accident has shut down both directions of san pablo avenue. so far there is no timeline when the road will reopen. >>> developing on the east bay, one man is dead, another in custody. this after a violent incident in walnut creek. it happened last night at a construction site on lacassie avenue near north california boulevard. we spoke with police, they tell us that a 60-year-old

your commute off right if this is part of your commute. avoid 880 through oakland. the closure is at 23rd avenue. the backup in the northbound direction is stretching beyond hackenberg are at this point. southbound is stretching towards 980. this is what you are dealing with. if you'd like to use 580 as an alternate route, that is moving in both directions. here is a look at the backup on the northbound side. this is 880 right at 66, right near the coliseum. you can see once you get past that closure traffic is moving just fine and at the limit. it will take a long time to get through that closure. we also have some pictures from our traffic producer who is stuck in this backup. we will get to those coming up in the next traffic hit. here is 580 at high street. this is the alternate route. we will likely get busy as more folks are opting to use this. still, right now we are in the green in both directions along 580. excuse me, bay bridge toll plaza is deftly seeing clouds develop. still in the green for travel times with no metering lights yet. we can see some fog and it is very fogg

about. >> the president also went after the oakland mayor who issued a public warning to the cities undocumented immigrants about the possibility of an imminent federal crackdown. he says the tip-off threatened the safety of the federal officers and law-abiding americans. this visit will be the presidents first in california since he took office. this trip includes a fundraiser in beverly hills. mister trump will also be inspecting eight in beverly hills. mister trump will also be inspecting 830 foot high prototypes of the wall which the president hopes will be built along the us-mexico border. california has seen some large protests and demonstrations during the presidents campaign. lapd told the san francisco examiner they are preparing for anything. >>> president trump says he is willing to extend trust to north korea's leader kim jong un. >> i believe that. i really do. i think they want to do something. i think they want to make peace. i think it is time. i think we have shown great strength. >> last week trump agreed to meet with kim jong un. south korea says it has not yet re

match between president trump and oakland mayor libby schaaf getting louder. today-- the president reiterated that the justice departmetn is looking into mayor schaaf's actions...after she warned people about impending immigration raids. as kron-4's philippe djegal reports...there was strong reaction locally...to the president's criticism (philippe) when it comes to president donald trump and his thoughts on the city of oakland... which he once called one of the most dangerous places in the world... dan kalb/councilme mber- "it's shameful." oakland councilman dan kalb does not mince words.dan kalb/councilmember- "once again the president is sticking his foot in his mouth, and is showing that he doesn't care about all the people in our country." kalb's colleague... councilmember at-large rebecca kaplan also coming to mayor libby schaaf's defense. saying the mayor's decision less than two weeks ago... to warn the public about imminent immigrations and customs enforcement raids in the bay area... was bold. rebecca kaplan/councilmember- "i think it is essential that we stand united aga

streets. terisa estacio, reporting, oakland. the oakland police department is investigating this case - their results will be turned over to the alameda county district attorney's office for review for any possible action separately, there are also several other ongoing investigations into the fatal shooting. bart is doing an internal review - plus the citizen review board and the office of independent police auditor. there is no date yet for the results of their findings on this contentious issue. in oakland, terisa estacio kron four ( robin ) in the east bay... three teens were arrested at the union city bart station... accused of stealing a laptop. police say the group of teens came into a business on decoto road sunday night. they took someone's laptop and then ran away. a witness followed them to the bart station and called police. officers arrested the teens on suspicion of robbery and conspiracy. the laptop was returned to the victim and the three minors were released to their parents. ( robin )east bay police have arrested four men in connection with a credit card skimming rin

. north napa had over an inch. alameda, oakland, half an inch. san francisco just shy of that. san jose, a third of an inch. there were heavy totals boulder creek, cobb mountain, windsor an inch and a third and clearlake over an inch. the main sub tropical band has come through. as the cold front gets closer, that is enhancing that. monterey highway down to gilroy. and then also to the east of fremont. back over to fremont and milpitas, that is tough. same for oakland, alameda, marin county. even though there is still some coming on shore, nothing as heavy as it was. there is a decent band near stinson beach. but a lot quieter than it was overnight when they had a lot of rain. now comes the colder air. at least some of the heavier bands have gone through. we're not done yet. there is still a little bit more. we will talk about that and what is going on in the sierra in about half an hour, you guys. >> steve, you spoke about the flooding. thank you very much. the heavy rain in the north bay has led to difficult driving in some areas. there has been flooding. allie rasmus is in rohne

oakland, wet roads. an accident westbound 580 at lake park avenue. we have one lane blocked. in oakland, that's a big problem spot in morning also on 680 at oakland boulevard two lanes closed and slowdowns in the area. back to you. >>> we have a live look at what it is going to look like if you are heading out on the roads. >> it's dark. >> this is 101 on the peninsula. you can see the roads are wet. light traffic right now. >> i made this drive and it was bad. hydroplaning, a lot of ponding. so just be careful. >> that's one of our photographers -- i believe that's jim flanagan and he is doing a good job. >>> bart fare evaders are warned that the agency is cracking down starting today. fare cheats cost bart up to $25 million each year so this morning, inspectors will start proof of payment enforcement using new ticket readers. anybody who is caught could face up to a $250 fine. >>> there will be extra police patrols at alum rock schools in san jose today after someone tweeted a threat. the superintendent tells us the threat was made two days ago. >> we called the police departm

on saturday when the kings host the warriors. >>> it's a double play for the oakland a's. oakland mayor libby schaaf says the team is very close to being granted exclusive bargaining rights to possible sites. the howard terminal and the team 's current location at the coliseum. the a's announced that they would like to by the coliseum complex so that the team owns the land and stadium where they play. final approval would need to come from both the opens the council and the alameda county board of supervisors. a real estate firm estimates the cause and does coliseum site is worth $180 million. >> we are going to have to go back out and have that land reappraised. >> mayor schaaf says she wants to -- a deal that benefits the community and does not hurt taxpayers. she says the negotiation agreement would double oakland's chances of keeping the a's from moving. >>> today is opening day in major ball -- major league baseball for the first time in years. the oakland a's will open their season at home with a day game. >> what a day it's going to be. alex savidge their in the calls him w

. alex savidge joining us now live.>> reporter: in preparation in oakland, we are outside oakland tech. you do have some students beginning to do some of the set up for the event. begins one hour from now. students walking out of class to take a stand against gun violence. they will pay tribute to the victims in the schools -- school shooting in parkland, florida. here in oakland these student protesters have the backing of the district officials who have helped facilitate today's action. yesterday organizers were handing out flyers here on the campus of oakland tech to get the word out about today's event. this is part of the nationwide walkout prompted i the school shooting in parkland, florida one month ago when 17 people were killed. students across the country and here in our area are calling on lawmakers to pass stricter gun control measures. and oakland tech some of the parents are glad to see students stepping up and trying to make a change. >> i think it's important for our kids to have their voices heard. especially when it comes to their safety in their schools. school shoul

coliseum . >>> we will get to that story shortly. an suv was pulled out of lake merritt in oakland. no one was found inside but they believe that it was linked to the deaths of two people who were found in the water more than a week ago. >> a reporters following that initial homicide. henry >> reporter: this suv is now the latest piece of a puzzle that oakland police are trying to put together. they say this suv is part of an investigation into two deaths, one of which is it a homicide. the 1994 chevy suburban was pulled out of the water. the chevy was found in about eight feet of water and 70 feet from the shore. the oakland police went into the water and no bodies were found today. calls came into 911 about a man and a woman apparently fighting in the water. officers pulled 39-year-old man out of the hospital. heat he died at the hospital. investigators say the woman signed -- showed signed of pistol injuries and her death is being investigated as a homicide. the man at us -- the man's death is being investigated as an accident. we spoke to the police about the suv was first spotted toda

. >>> oakland police are looking for the driver of a pickup truck who ran off after crashing into some parked cars and there were shots fired. police say they received reports of gunfire just before 8:00 last night near the intersection of 27th ave. and foothill boulevard. when they arrived, they found a pickup truck that had been driven onto the sidewalk and crashed into a couple of parked cars. witnesses say they heard gunfire and saw the driver of that truck take off running. police are now trying to locate him. no reports, though, if any injuries. >>> a tour bus driver was arrested over the weekend for allegedly driving drunk with a bus filled with passengers. the chp says the driver was going north on the golden gate bridge and was headed for the casino in summit county when she allegedly hit the bridge rail. investigators say she kept driving with 40 passengers on board. one of them called 911, said the driver was going erratically and at unsafe speeds. the chp tried to stop the bus in petaluma but say they were unable to get out in front of it. the chp says the driver was detain

>>> the oakland a's make a pitch to buy the coliseum complex and the fans say it is the perfect spot for their new ballpark.. it is already there. why not build it and keep it here. right off the freeway. very convenient. 20 of parking spaces.>>> the search for the new ballpark is back where it started from.>>> the a's want to own their home and say they are willing to pay off the $135 million in debt still owed on the coliseum. live coverage from amber talking to fans at a nearby business about what it would mean if the deal works out.>> reporter: everyone i spoke with the say the coliseum is the best choice for the a's given its location and the infrastructure that already exist.>> in keeping with the oakland a's slogan rooted in oakland between presidents that they would like to enter into an exclusive negotiating agreement to buy the coliseum which is co-owned by oakland and alameda county. >>> it means owning your home. it is important to be in a place you control your own destiny. you can chart your own course for success. owning our own location is how to do that.. the ho

pretty good. this is a look at interstate 880 at oakland. traffic in both directions looks fine. already, we see some people lining up there. because traffic on the bridge is a little bit slow. we will talk about that in a minute. 5:03. let's go back to the desk >>> later this morning, a protest outside of a -- an elementary school by members of the controversial westboro baptist church. members of that church travel around the country protesting against the lgbtq community. the protest will target rancho romero elementary school in alamo. we're not sure why that school is being targeted. it may be because of her recent poster at the school that encourage discussion about sexual and gender identity. statement released by the school district says, quote, our primary concern is the safety of the students, staff, and parents. we have a plan in place to hopefully mitigate the protest at our school. on sunday, more than 150 members of a walnut creek church sang songs and held signs countering a protest i members of the westboro baptist church. it's not clear why the mount diablo univ

you. >>> potential trouble this morning for oakland's mayor after she warned people about possible i.c.e. raids. kpix 5's jackie ward joins us with how mayor schaaf is being targeted by the department of justice. >> reporter: it's because of those actions that the white house says the department of justice is investigating libby schaaf. ice made 232 arrests in and around the bay area in a four- day sweep that ended wednesday. the agency says it could have arrested even more if oakland's mayor had not sent out a warning in advance. the mayor's office claims it is not aware of such a review and schaaf continues to stand by what she did. she tweeted a couple of days ago that she does not regret sharing information about those i.c.e. raids. former homeland security secretary janet napolitano weighed in on this. >> i think the mayor was courageous in making those statements. and i think they're a product of the change in i.c.e. policy that that's occurred under the new administration, where they have kind of removed the priorities on who they go after in order to say that anyone in the

... again - all that on kron4 dot com... ( marty ) police in oakland are searching for the driver in a deadly hit and run. it happened just before 2 friday morning on san pablo avenue... police say a dark colored car hit a woman... and took off. this is video from the scene. the name of the victim has not been released. she is identified as an african- american woman in her 40's. she was pronounced dead at the scene. police are now looking at surveillance video in the area to try to get a description of the hit and run car... ( marty ) also in the east bay... brentwood police arrested three teenagers accused of making threats against their middle school and a fellow classmate. two of the teens are 13 and one is 14. this happened at edna hill middle school in brentwood. police investigated after learning the students had talked about doing an act of violence. the three teenagers were booked into contra costa juvenile hall on suspicion of conspiracy and making criminal threats. ( marty )coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the tragedy in yountville highlights the need for mental healt

conditions there. look at the temperatures. san jose you're already at 55. san francisco 55. oakland 52. now, we want to show you this, though. because some of the warmest spots would be in the hills. oakland hills right now, 64. the hills just east of windsor 67 degrees. berkeley, 66 degrees. so alum rock also in the 60s. a lot of this warmer air is above 2,000 feet in elevation. and it's all going to sink down across the bay area this morning. so we'll get that warming pretty quickly so expect temperatures this afternoon about 15 degrees above average. >>> now, we are tracking speeds in the green for drivers heading along 580. you're taking a live look near tassajara. and those taillights making their way westbound so 26 minutes between 205 and 680. the dublin-pleasanton interchange there. your ride continues to look good into castro valley. heading out of antioch, westbound 4, smooth sailing all the way over to 680 looking at about 12 minutes. we are seeing a few slowdowns northbound of 680 but no reports of any crashes. richmond parkway is seeing a few brake lights as well but no re

pattern, no major problems. there's a issue in oakland but getting in through oakland and toward the bay bridge, no road closures just a few lanes slowing down by the toll plaza. i'll have a closer look as part of your oakland commute coming up. back to chris. >>> happening tonight, a celebration of life for the three women killed in the veteran's home shooting in yountville. they were killed when a veteran and former participate in the halfway home programe entered te building on march 9th. he killed the women and then turned the gun on him skefl. tonight will be a chance to honor the victims's lives and their work. nbc bay area will air that memorial live on cozi tv which you can find on 106 on comcast pelt stream it on our digital platform. it begins tonight at 6:00. >>> we're also tracking a developing story in texas. another explosion in austin injured two people and it follows a deadly string of unsolved package bombings in recent weeks. it happened just yesterday at a home hours after austin police publicly pleaded for the people behind the bombing to come and talk to them. me

) breaking news out of oakland. a woman has been killed in an overnight hit and run.( james ) kron4's will tran is live on san pablo avenue where it happened. will. ( james ) thanks will. thanks will. ( james ) police are searching for the person responsible for a deadly hit and run that killed an 18-year-old girl. it happened yesterday morning on vervais avenue in vallejo.. a g-m-c suburban rolled backwards for unknown reasons... hitting and killing ayres buffin. home surveillance shows the car rolling over... and someone getting out and running away. police have now named this man... vincent fitzer... as a person of interest. we spoke to the ayres' sister who said she couldn't believe someone would leave ayres there to die. <"i think it was a coward move / if it was an accident like they say he should have stayed and owned up">( james ) friends and family created a memorial with flowers and cards at the crash site for the high school senior. ( james ) also developing this morning. a man is beaten to death overnight in walnut creek. ( darya ) kron4's lydia pantazes brings us the la

mayor of oakland raised this flag and raised hopes of keeping the a's in her city. carjacking case that stretched from placer county.. to the bay area. but this case - has a twist. reporter jennifer mcgraw on how police tracked down the suspect.. with a shoe. >>> dna evidence just help solve a carjacking case that stretch from plaza county to the bay area. >> reporter jennifer macgraw on how police tracked down the suspect with a shoe. >> reporter: the suspect snatched an elderly woman's vehicle, which investigators later found in danville about 100 miles away. he was booked on possession of a small -- as -- of a car theft until he was located here. the attack caught on video outside a cvs pharmacy. a woman thrown to the ground and her car taken. >> what was most egregious is the woman was older and i think she was in a disabled spot and he just pulled her out of the car. >> reporter: but it was flatly he left behind that tied him to the crime. >> fortunately for us, he left a shoe. >> reporter: chief logan of pd says dna collected was a direct match. >> i don't know if he was having an

can see 582 the altamonte pass, pretty good. 880 in oakland. north and southbound direction, moving pretty smoothly. northbound 880 at 23rd ave. is reporting pg&e wires down in that area. they've called pg&e out. they've called firefighters out. they are keeping an eye on that. taking a look at the toll plaza, cleared this morning. a little bit of cobwebs on the camera lens there. not too many cars on the road. same story. a little busier but traffic looking good. time now is for daca one. let's go back to the desk. >>> we are learning more details this morning about an officer involved shooting in oakland last night where police shot and killed a man. it happened about 6:30 last night near 40th and market street in north oakland. police say they responded to reports of a man with a gun and that man refused their command to drop the gun. we had a photographer on the scene who took video where you can hear the gunfire. [ sound of gunfire ] you can see several officers taking cover behind their vehicle with guns drawn. the officers moved in. we spoke with a member of the oakland polic

six miles per hour for oakland, fremont, pleasanton, seven- mile-per-hour winds. so these are calmer than yesterday. we don't have the wind advisory. it ended at 10 p.m. last night. satellite-radar giving you a view of the cloud coverage. it's hit or miss, some areas clear, some areas cloudy. we'll see that throughout the day. this will be the story we'll get that chance of showers and spotty cloud coverage. rain, sunshine, hail. throughout the morning, very light minimal rain. throughout noontime, that's when things will probably clear up a little bit. then once we get a little bit of warming this afternoon, as our temperatures slowly start to rise and reach those afternoon highs, that's when the unstable air really happens and that's when those thunderstorms will pop up. so definitely keep that in mind today. this afternoon we may see some thunder and lightning. the chance of that is minimal but we could get those areas of strong rain that comes down that tends to come down with the thunderstorms. now, tomorrow morning we'll continue to see the same thing, spotty showers like today

updates on the investigation. new this morning... oakland firefighters quickly knocked down an industrial fire last night near the waterfront. oakland fire posted a quick clip on social media. it happened at the "schnitzer steel" facility on embarcadero- west. that )s a few blocks from jack london square. there are no reports of injuries. developing this morning: cellphone video captures the moment a charter helicopter crashed last night in new york city )s east river. all 5 passengers died. emergency teams say the aircraft turned over underwater and only the pilot managed to get free. so far the cause is under investigation. but the pilot give a mayday call and witnesses knew the aircraft was in trouble. the helicopter belongs to a sightseeing company that )s popular with tourists. the passengers apparently could not free themselves while they were still strapped in, upside down in the water. happening today.. talking gun reform. warriors heads coach steve kerr will talk with bay area students about gun issues. he )s teaming up with congressman "ro khanna" for the forum. the event will b

border. >> attorney general jeff sessions defends his lawsuit and calls out the mayor of oakland. >>> arrayed in san francisco's mission district turns deadly, the latest on the police shooting. >>> and hundreds of flights canceled across the nation as the east coast get slammed by a second nor'easter. >>> good afternoon, everyone, i am mike mibach . >> we begin with breaking news out of oakland where there is a fire burning near a 80 and franklin, this is video from our camera at jaclyn and square looking at the fire about 15 minutes ago, you can see tons of black smoke coming from the area and one of our crews is at the scene and the fire is burning at a homeless encampment, no word on injuries or how the fire started, when we get more information we will bring it to you. >>> now to the debate over immigration escalates as the trumpet menstruation takes action against california and calls out one bay area mayor directly. >> the mayor of oakland has been actively seeking to help illegal aliens avoid apprehension by ice. her actions support those that thwart the law and boldly va

, spotlight showers, winds 15 to 30 miles an hour. here are the current rainfall totals. . oakland, .67, when you take a live look at doppler 7, you'll see that stronger storm that's going to soak the bay area, the timing is not good, i'll let you know why coming up. >>> right now we want to take a look with sky 7, using sky map 7 at the scene of that major accident where that officer was shot. you can see mission and geneva is the intersection where it's all happening. >> the call for backup went out about 30 minutes ago, muni says that trains are being rerouted. >> we do have word that there may be a suspect in custody and we're seeing obviously a lot of officers on scene. once again the san francisco's police officers association union tweeting just now that there was an officer involved shooting and you'll want to a avoid the area of mission and geneva. >>> today's rain is keeping the chp busy along highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. >> firefighters examine this woman after her car became wedged under a guardrail in a spinout, southbound highway 17 near lost gatos. chp san jose

called the oakland mayor a disgrace and once again the mayor isn't backing down. jodi hernandez joins us from oakland. >> reporter: the mayor said she's not backing down, even after getting called out by the president himself this morning. >> what the mayor of oakland did the other day was a disgrace. >> on the heels of jeff sessions' california visit, president trump went on the attack as well this morning. threatening to hold back federal money to sanction cities and blasting oakland mayor libby schaaf for warning the community about last week's i.c.e. operation. >> and the mayor of oakland went out and she -- she went out and warned them all, scatter. and she said get out of here. and she's telling that to criminals. and it is certainly something that we're looking at with respect to her individually. >> i take very seriously the claims that i could be investigated. i feel confident that everything i've done has been legal. that the sanction policies of the city of oakland are legal. >> mayor shaf said she won't let the president or anyone else distract her from doing what she thinks

! >> they are. you're taking a live look at the oakland running festival this morning. the first group, the 7:00 a.m. group on their way. there will be waves of people there all morning long. good for them. >> that's called good timing. 7:00, boom! >> absolutely. >> we will keep an eye on that for you. if you're headed in and around downtown oakland, be aware there's going to be street closures. mornings on 2, and it's sunday, march 25th. and i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm frank mallicoat. we will have your forecast in a moment. looks nice out there first, the other headlines on this sunday morning. a day filled with both young and old people demonstrating across the country, and all across the world. >> we are talking more about the rallies and marching here in the bay area and what demonstrators and lawmakers are promising to do now that the march for our lives is over. >>> the local interfaith counsel of contra costa county is preparing far protest by a group identified as a hate group. >> they are based out of kansas, and they are targeting the members of the lbgtq community. >>> if

after a police shooting in oakland. oakland firefighters responded to reports of a man down on the 900 block of 40th street on sunday evening. when firefighters arrived ... they saw that the man had a gun ... and called police for back up. police came to the scene and gave the man verbal commands. the man didn't listen... and police shot him. police treated him for his wounds ... but he died at the scene. (robin) three health care workers tragically lost their lives friday... when a veteran slipped into the -pathway home- in yountville... taking them hostage. there were seven people inside when the gunman-- albert wong walked in...later releasing four of them to safety. one of those freed a was counselor. kron4's ella sogamonian spoke to her father who says she is still recovering from the traumatic experience. it was another day at her first job that suddenly took a frightening turn for haley rekdahl, as former patient albert wong walked into a staff party at the pathway home ...holding a gun.still in shock her father met with kron 4 news on her behalf.sot: craig rekdahl , father// "h

francisco, oakland, concord souths. heavier down towards santa clara valley. the clouds will give way to partly sunny, partly cloudy skies. we will be mostly tomorrow. rain moves in saturday afternoon into early sunday morning. these are warm systems so the snow level has gone way up. you see the airflow oust the west/southwest. there are clouds screaming out ahead of that moving towards us. 40s and 50s. mid-50s for some. even to the north, 40s and 50s, mid-50s in san rafael and mill valley. napa, american canyon and vallejo all at 54. if you're heading down to central california, look for partly cloudies today and the moisture source continues to ramp up all the way past the hawaiian islands. 60s to near 70 degrees. okay. we saw jack london square. that is solved. >> it does look like highway 24 is still slow, steve. >> okay. >> if you're driving from walnut creek to oakland. i want to show you in case you are just turning on the tv. we had several earlier accidents that are now gone. slow traffic on 24, especially in lafayette and orinda. it appears a little more normal as traffic unwi

guerneville more than a half inch. yountville a quarter. oakland a quarter. so most of the bay area got about a quarter inch at least north of the golden gate bridge. mill valley half inch. richmond and kentfield a quarter, as well. south bay not so much very minimal rainfall there. right now the rain is diminished. rain to the north and across the tahoe area but for us, right now, barely anything happening as far as rain is concerned. here scotts valley, santa cruz mountains, there's a light drizzle for an hour or so. and then east of union city and hayward, now across 680 right around dublin, livermore you may see some drizzle. these are very minimal amount of rainfall coming down. we'll have more coming up. >>> the trump administration's war on sanctuary cities is escalating after a lawsuit was filed against the state of california. this morning we have live team coverage. flores is in oakland with more on the war of words between attorney jeff sessions and mayor schaaf but first, anne makovec is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: this is really bringing the trump administra

oakland estuary. and you can see san francisco in the distance. it was pouring in oakland an hour or hour and a half ago. >> it was pouring on my way in earlier today. and we want to take you to walnut creek. you can barely see because of the cloud cover. clouds have rolled in and the system is expected to bring significant rainfall. just how much. let's check in with our meteorologist, rosemary orozco. >> we could see 1 to 3 inches depending on where you are. as the anchors just mentioned. a widespread rain moved through a little bit earlier and it's tapered off some. i want to show you the entire state of california. for time being the bull's-eye is over the central and southern part of the state. they could pick up 5 inches of rain by the end of the week. and they are concerned about the burn areas. in our area, around the bay area, it's tapered off quite a bit. just a few scattered showers over portions of the bay area. and you can see monterey is getting hit pretty good. and areas near point sur. we have a few showers from los altos just because the radar is not showing the -- liverm

expected to go to california tomorrow. then you have defiant oakland mayor who is tipping off illegal, criminal illegal immigrants that i.c.e. and border are coming their way. what should happen? the attorney general went so far to say they will use every tool they have against the oakland mayor. is that a crime in your view? is that obstruction of justice? >> vice president pence: we are a nation of laws, sean. all of us take the oath of office to serve at every level. take an oath to the constitution of the united states. and for state officials to the constitution of that state. i mean to have an elective mayor in oakland, california, saying they are not going to uphold the law on the united states of america. >> sean: worse, helping people who have broken the law. >> vice president pence: look, the mayor's actions are disgraceful on a couple of levels. she is setting aside her oath of office to uphold the law of the land and the rule of law. secondly, i spoke to the attorney general about this. the majority of informations targeted -- the majority of the individuals targeted by i.

california that attorney general jeff sessions says were thwarted by oakland mayor libby schaaf thwarted. >> if the attorney general is playing politics with the very important issue, then he clearly put a target on california. >> reporter: from governor brown. >> jeff thinks that donald will be happy with him and i'm sure donald will be tweeting his joy at this particular performance. >> reporter: in fact, the president did not tweet about sessions' trip to california or the department of justice's lawsuit. in the newsroom, andria borba, kpix 5. >> an estimated 4,000 undocumented students are enrolled at schools in the uc system and the uc president janet napolitano had this message. >> our university police will not serve as surrogate immigration agents. our students should feel safe on our campuses. >> meanwhile, house minority leader nancy pelosi weighed in tweeting out, the people of california will not be bowed by the trump administration's brazen aggression and intimidation tactics. we will fight this sham lawsuit. >> senator dianne feinstein added, saying california shou

this morning, oakland police are looking for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run. >> that crash occurred overnight and police are trying to figure out what happened. christen, you just arrived. what do you know so far? >> reporter: good morning, pam and dave. first, san pablo boulevard here is closed off in both directions as this is an active investigation. you can see officers on scene and an, reconstruction team. oakland police are not releasing a lot of information about this hit and run. police tell ktvu that a hit and run happened near near san pablo, on san pablo, actually, and the victim was a woman and the vehicle that hit her did not stop. we are working to try and figure out what the victim was and whether she was in the crosswalk at the that she was hit. we are waiting for more information from oakland police and will update you, but, again, to reiterate what we do know so far, this happened around 2:15 this morning and we understand that the victim was a woman and we are trying to learn her identity and how the, may have unfolded. we are waiting for oakland police t

were are following out of the east bay... oakland police are investigating an officer involved shooting. good evening... im jr stone. (justine) and im justine waldman. we first brought you this story during our eight oclock news cast. around 8:50 tonight... the around 8:50 around 8:50 tonight... the oakland police department reported that officers were on the scene of the shooting. it happened on 40th and market street... that's a few blocks west of the macarthur bart station. kron4's hermela aregawi is live at the scene... hermela... what are you leanring about this officer involved shooting? (justine) we told first told you about this story at 8:50 through our mobile push alert. make sure you download the kron four mobile app to always get the latest breaking news. (jrstone) three health care workers tragically lost their lives friday... when a veteran slipped into the pathway home in yountville... taking them hostage.(justine) there were seven people inside whenthe gunman-- albert wong walked in...later releasing four of them to safety. one of those freed a was counselor. kr

and 36 in santa rosa, san francisco 48 and oakland in the low 40s. temperatures yesterday broke records in oakland because it was so cool in the morning hours and no cloud coverage out there and temperatures dropped to the 30s and 40s and cool morning, cool start to the day and winds fairly calm between 3- 5 miles per hour coming out of the east, northeast for most of us in berkeley, 4 miles per hour winds. nevada, north, northwest winds at 6 and we'll see winds pick up as the storm arrives. for now, visible looking good across the east bay and here in santa rosa, the fog is forming there in the valley locations and here's what we are also noticing. cloud coverage wise and just the clouds off the coast. that's about it. again, that fog in the north bay and really all we'll have to deal with this morning. not bad, it is going to start to get a little cloudy but not till later on. 5, 6:00 in the afternoon and future cast and rain will arrive and by 4:00 a.m., start to see l beginnings of this -- see the beginnings of this very wet week and all that coming napa bit. >>> important t

cancellation to undermined anyone's confidence. in oakland, christian mccaffrey, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> more than 150 members of the walnut creek church sang songs and held up signs and solidarity all against a planned protest by the kansas- based westboro baptist church. congregants of the mount diablo universalist unitarian church received word that members of the westboro baptist church's plan to to picket in front of their church this morning. the southern poverty law center has listed westborough as a hate group. four members of the westboro baptist church ended up showing up around 8 am.>> we are responding with nonengagement in terms of not countering hate with hate. we are going to counter hate with love. our response will affirm that we are out here to witness for a faith that includes all. all people have worth and dignity. >> it was not clear why the westboro baptist church trojan this particular church. the protesters plan to continue the demonstration in the bay area tuesday morning in front of an elementary school in alamo. >>> a 92-year-old man is recovering after fa

degrees and 48 in downtown san francisco. richmond, 48 and 49 in oakland. so pretty close for everybody. but this is going to be the weekend for rain at least for some. it looks like the focus will be around monterey but close enough. there may not be much toward santa rosa. then next week, colder systems move in, maybe 3 of them. 60s to 70s on the temps today. 6:01. pictures of fog? >>> yeah. as a matter of fact, we have the -- we have 1 of my favorite shots to use, steve, the east shore troy in emeryville and you can see up to albany and beyond. we can see a short stretch here and that's it because of the heavy fog driving through. now, just down the road at the bay bridge, we can see more. it's backed up to the maze, a 20 or 25-minute delay. just down the road again, there is fog in oakland near the airport exit and oracle arena. traffic is moving well but the fog is low. driving on the peninsula, fog as well, traffic on highway 101 looks good to the airport and no problems right now in the south bay. this commute is mostly light with just a bit of slowing northbound 101 af

tuesday night at the oakland international airport. the accident caused terminal one to shut down for several hours... leaving traffic a total mess. this morning we're learning the driver is a 54-year-old man... and did not have a license. kron 4's j-r stone has the story. ( robin ) kron-4 was ( robin ) ( robin ) kron-4 was first to tell you about this accident at oakland international airport. we sent a push alert at 7:45 tuesday evening. you can stay connected on breaking news by downloading our free mobile app. and enabling push alerts. ( robin )this morning we're also learning the boys and girl's clubs of contra costa.... was broken into last week. this happened at the boys and girls club in el sobrante. the organization says an on-site storage unit was burglarized overnight last week... and believes at least 20-thousand dollars worth of computer equiptment was taken. this includes... computers, monitors, keyboards, and more. the boys and girls club says it is unclear what impact this could have on programs this year. ( robin )bart.... is reporting an increase in arrests made by p

communitys safer." in pleasant hill, terisa estacio, kron4 news. (grant) coming up... how the oakland unified school district is taking action to make sure the water on campus is safe for kids to drink. (vicki) plus... tech buses are being targeted... while they're filled with commuters. what chp is doing to stop the attacks from happening... (grant) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... as rain is falling around the bay area... we will have more on your forecast after the break. (vicki) tonight the california highway patrol is taking aim at those who have targeted tech buses traveling up and down the peninsula. the buses have been hit by b-b guns and chp is now using decoy buses and undercover officers to try and catch the shooters. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and talked with riders in san francisco. a chp officer that i talked with compared this program to the u.s. marshall program on airplanes. undercover officers are now riding these charter buses, many of which are tech buses, up and down the peninsula and through the south bay, at random and in hopes of catchin

start out there. 40 degrees right now santa rosa. upper 40s in oakland and 47 expected in livermore. as we get into tomorrow we do finally dry out. then we begin to warm up, i will have a look at your extended forecast coming. >>> they will be marching for our lives all across the country today, right in the bay area we'll be live out there with them as well as protesters voice their concerns over current gun laws. >> some of these rallies are getting under way in washington d.c., new york and boston, live reports coming up at the rally at the nation's capital. there are rallies planned to across the bay area, north bay, oakland, san francisco and san jose. >> earlier scheduled event is oakland city hall, volunteers are preparing for the morning. christien kafton, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, preparations under way for the march for our lives rally. joining us now to let us know what we can expect of the although these events happened in florida, this is really taken on national significance and it really seems like it's become a nationwide movement. >> today there is going

it is opening day for the a's. we are live at the ballpark in oakland this morning with a look at what's coming up. good morning, it is thursday, march 29th, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. it is going to be another warm day around the bay area. but let's start with traffic this morning. we have a mess on 580. >> yes. we are tracking a couple of hot spots in the traffic department. right now delays are building on westbound 580. for those heading out of tracy into livermore, be prepared for a lot of brake lights. two lanes blocked westbound 580 approaching greenville road involving a big rig and another vehicle there. no estimated time as to when the lanes will be cleared. your drive times just shot up into the red. 47 minutes for drivers making their way between 205 and 680. that's a 27-minute delay. give yourself an extra half- hour out the door. at the maze, at the limit. once you get to the maze a lot of brake lights towards the toll plaza starting to back up along the eastshore freeway. so we are definitely seeing the crowds. 23 minutes into san fr

endangerment after the car he was driving hit and injured four people at the oakland airport. it happened last night where passengers are dropped off at terminal one. rob malcolm reports from the airport. >>> reporter: good evening, julie. i spoke with a security consultant from los angeles and he says these security volunteers at the oakland airport may have prevented serious injury why yesterday's accident but they may have also exposed deficiencies here at the airport. >>> reporter: the activity is back to normal at oakland's international airport less than 24 hours after unlicensed driver juan pablo accidentally crashed his suv and injured four people. a security consultant said this could have been worse. >> all them are setback away from the curb about 6 feet so they have taken the time and money to protect the building but they have left all the people on the sidewalk near the curb sacrificed. >> reporter: the 54-year-old was booked on two felony counts of reckless driving causing injuries and one count of driving without a license. he mistook the gas for the break and the

, a lot of mid- 50s. i did see a 58 earlier. the same in alameda and oakland. a lot of 40s. san jose, livermore, oakland. stacy says she is up 6 degrees from the same time yesterday. there are some cool readings. gilroy, 36. campbell, 39. some cool readings. 42, carmel. eagle north, and there are huge differences in napa county and eastern parts of solano county and contra costa county. your seeing mid to upper 50s for some areas that were near freezing yesterday. the ridge of high pressure is not going anywhere for a while. 56 at the napa airport. yesterday they were around 34. concord, 44. fairfield, 54. it is all breeze driven. a lot of sunshine today. the cool is being modified. high pressure building in. today we warm-up. it will continue into thursday. some upper 70s likely by then. 60s and maybe low 70s today. >>> it was quiet for a while and then it got busy. >> got busy. and there was a brush fire at wolf road. we have been talking about it. the backup is growing and growing. i want to show you downtown san jose. you can see how slow it is. this is unusual for it to be backe