steve pill has identified a potential location in nearby alameda. >> this is a problem that we are seeing across the cannabis industry where there are not enough municipalities who have businesses for folks who are looking to expand or grow. >> reporter: the alameda city council will discuss rules tonight. if passed they will allow for two labs within city limits. there are cities that are rushing to embrace the cannabis industry. the mendota is rolling out the welcome mat. >> reporter: tim mcgraw is founder and ceo. >> tissue culture, nursery, in door grow, green how grow, manufacturing, transport, third party testing labs. >> reporter: canna-hub plans to hire 11 people. >> council is optimistic about it. i am cautiously optimistic about it. it could have revenue enhancing benefit for us. but we will have to wait and see until it is fully operational. >> reporter: back in berkeley, the operators of steel -- steep hill lab hope they will be moving to alameda. kristen sze abc7 news. >>> the alameda city council will take up marijuana regulations tonight. >>> recent warm weather led to the

. >>> alameda police were at lincoln middle school after students and parents reported a threat. turns out the threat was for a school in tacoma washington. >> reporter: alameda police officer spent the morning at lincoln middle school. >> a video where there was a threat to shoot up the school. >> reporter: while the school was not placed on lock down, some parents picked up her students fearing the worse. >> you think it is a joke, you see comments. >> reporter: the threats spread rapidly. initially alameda police investigators could not find the video. >> we have zero evidence this was going to >> reporter: tacoma washingtonto related to a threat at lincoln high school in washington. the lincoln middle-schooler who posted the video did not do anything criminal. no known threats related to alameda or schools parents were notified by the incident by phone and by e-mail. >> florida's governor has launched an investigation on how law enforcement responded to the shooting on valentine's day. 73 governors have called on rick scott to israel. >> the president told american governors

alameda high restroom at found in a threat was a death a death threat was found in a restroom at alameda high school. hundreds of students stayed home yesterday... while others did go to class. this is a photo of a threat with the words ... "everyone is dead" written on a bathroom stall. alameda police are trying to figure out who wrote the threat. ( james ) breaking news this morning... dicks sporting goods will no longer sell assault-style rifles.( darya ) ron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live from pleasant hill this morning with the details. lydia... a spokesperson for dicks sporting good made the announcement this morning.they will no longer sell high capacity magazines.they will not sell any gun to anyone under 21 regardless of local laws. (take vo)the announcement was made two weeks after the school shooting in parkland, florida that killed 17 students and staff members.dick's sporting goods stopped selling assault weapons in their stores after the newtown, connecticut school shooting in 2012, but the company was still selling them at its field & stream locations, which specialize i

they are building a rocket quietly right here in alameda. i'm jonathan blume with what we saw from sky 7 and what we found when lee we looked into it. ahead on abc7 news. ross has all the home trends for kitchen, living room and bedroom for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. for the latest home trends, at big savings - you've gotta go to ross. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ the future is for the unafraid. they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. >>> what is that? sky 7 was flying over alameda this morning when the pilot asked that very question and then he spotted what looks like a rocket. >> we wanted to find out exactly what it was, and why it was there. >> new at 6:00, abc7 news reporter jonathan blume found the answers. >>

alameda and san carlos, 56. coming into san francisco or waking up here, it's 55 degrees. it looks gorgeous in santa cruz this morning. if you're out exercising, on the bay, total sunshine and record warmth at our beaches once again. we'll be really close. the high i'm forecasting for half moon bay 74. the record 75. let's get a handle on what our kids will be dealing with today. 7:00 this morning, 44 inland but 50 to 56 by 11:00. mid to upper 60s to 70 at the coast. by 3:00, it's going to be warm everywhere with 72 to about 76 degrees. here's a look from the east bay hills. still a little breezy in our hills. but not as much as it was of the last couple of days. it is blowing around. moderate amounts of tree pollen an low amounts of weed and grass. uv index going to be out and about, is moderate for today. we'll take a look at the seven-day forecast. cooler weather is on the way. here's sue with a look at what's going on. how is the toll plaza doing? >> it's packed. we have metering lights on at 5:25 this morning. i watched a tow truck that had to move off on accident tha

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ray kelly/alameda county sheriff's office: "yeah we are the first agency in alameda county and today hayward became the second, that's a big deal."> the two law enforcement agencies join a growing number of bay area police departments merging text messaging technology into their emergency service communication s systemssottwo of the bay profile police departments, oakland and bart, are not on board with the new 9-1-1 service...yet, however... sotit is important to note, officials at both hayward pd and the alameda county sheriff's office say if the emergency caller has the option police would rather receive 9-1-1 phone calls

kron 4's ali reid spoke with the alameda county sheriff and joins us live tonight?how can people protect themselves if they're in a situation like this? this shooting hits home for many of us ... just 6 years ago there was a mass shooting at oikos university in oakland, where a former student walked in and opened fire ... killing 7 people and leaving a handful of victims injured.the alameda county sheriff says if you ever find yourself in a position where there's an active shooter, you want to do one of 3 things ..... run .... hide ... or fight.he says, if you decide to run it may be difficult for the shooters to track you down and hurt you. and they're more than likely looking to hurt as many people as possible in a short time span. so your goal should be ... to make it as hard as possible for them to get to you.if you can't run, try to barricade yourself any way you can.and then you may have to make that determination to fight for your life.use whatever is around that can possibly used as a weapon to protect yourself.and also, keep in mind, whenever you walk into

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we spotted in rocket in alameda this morning. and spent the day finding out what >>> so, what is this exactly? and what is it doing here. sky seven was frying over alameda when the pilot asked that question after he spotted what looks like a rocket. so we wanted to find out what it was and why it was here. abc 7 news reporter jonathan blume found the answers. >> reporter: they're being awfully quiet about t quieter than us. >> that's what the helicopters were all about this morning. >> that was our helicopter. cfo >> nice work a beautiful helicopter. >> thank you, the folks at st. george spirit a stealthy start-up was test ago rocket. >> shouldn't they do that the desert. >> indeed it's a bit unexpected. >> i heard helicopters when i look i see a giant truck with a huge missile on it. >> a truck left the alameda naval air station and headed to a media being navy used to test jet engines it belongs to a start-up without a name they answer stealth space and yes they're an aerospace company that created 100 jobs here. they're not sa

the man reportedly carjacked a toyota and drove to alameda treat where police found him in a homeless camp. eventually, the suspect surrendered. tonight at 6 p.m. san francisco police will give an update on the investigation at the golden gate building on 7th street. >>> protesters will be outside today's meeting at the alameda board of supervisors to speak out against urban shield. it's training program held in the east bay every year. and officers from all over the world go there intense s.w.a.t. training. they learn how to deescalate tense situations. last year, alameda county supervised formed a task force to make sure that motors are not -- minorities are not targeted. >>> the santa clara county coroner's office is investigating the death of a man. a suspicious person was reported in the backyard of a home on chestnut street. a 42-year-old gilroy man ignored demands to surrender and ran onto the roof of several homes. he acted violently forcing police to use a taser and a restraint hold. he lost consciousness and later died at the hospital. >>> the sonoma county board of supervis

's jessica flores i ou the alameda county se in dublin with the ry latest. jessic the two suspect accu stabbing and killi -year-old tracy re izette cues >> the suspects accused of stabbing and killing a tracy teenager were in court today. they were scheduled to enter a plea. kpix 5's jessica flores is live outside the alameda county courthouse in dublin with the latest. >> reporter: michelle, those two suspects accused of stabbing and killing 19-year- old lizette cuesta did not enter a plea today. that was pushed back. the judge is allowing it to go to march 16th. but we did see those defendants in court. take a look at their mugshots. you're looking at 19-year-old daniel gross and 25-year-old melissa leonardo. they are accused of stabbing cuesta, leaving her on a road in livermore monday morning and a driver found cuesta just off tesla road and investigators believe she was able to crawl 100 yards on her stomach before being found. she was airlifted to eden medical center barely alive and that's where alameda county sheriff's office says before cuesta died

>> yes, that's a rocket, and, yes, it was tested in alameda today. why it was there, we found out. plus -- >>> the bay area kicking off a weekend celebration for the year of the dog. >>> i'm meteorologist sandra patel. frosty cold and the pocket of flakes. yes, snowflakes here in the bay area. i'll let you know when you will will see those changes coming up. >>> here's what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> if you watch this, it would mean a lot to me. there's nothing sadder and i looic to think about this sometimes, than people going home after not winning the oscar and taking off their clothes and finding that acceptance speech. i always imagine what a great coffee table book that would be, just the - >>> take a look at the right of your screen here. what is that exactly? now, sky7 was flying over alameda this morning when the pilot asked that very question after he spotted what looks like a rocket. so we wanted to fund out what it is and why it's there. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom found the answers. >> reporter: they're being awfully quiet about it. >> that's wh

here are the top stories on "today in the bay." >>> we begin with live pictures from alameda. all new this morning the city has at least temporarily shelved a plan to use license plate readers to track car thieves. the city's police chief went before the city council last night asking for a half a million dollars to install 13 devices on bridges and tunnels connecting alameda to oakland. the chief says the system would be used to track stolen cars, but privacy advocates worry the information could be shared with immigration officials. nbc bay area got word overnight that council members rejected the proposal in its current form citing concerns with the company that would be in charge of the cameras. council members still approved funding for the cameras but said city officials need to revisit the proposal. >>> live from san jose this morning, the santa clara county office of education is trying to attract new teachers to the bay area by appealing to people who already live here. the office is hosting a fair aimed at pro next nls interested in a career in education. it's called

police in alameda say they really work. >> reporter: a 12% spike in crime, prompted the alameda police chief looking at spending -- prompted the police chief to look at expanding. they want to get more money from the city to mount 13 cameras at each island entrance and exit. there are only six ways to drive in and out of alameda.>> i support it because i feel like this would help stop crime in case something would go on. >> reporter: the police department critics cameras for alerting them to a car thief driving in a stolen vehicle. the license plate readers helped alameda officers locate a suicidal woman. hunted down with the california democratic party, they warned that i could use the police cameras to catch undocumented immigrants. >> it's very dangerous. >> reporter: the data from the cameras go to a company called vigilance solutions. ice recently signed a contract with the level i based company. >> we are no longer being used to trace stolen vehicles, but to trace people. certain classes of people. >> reporter: the police chief tells me the cameras would only focus on the license

.>> the top three finalists will go on to the alameda county spelling bee. congratulations to all of them.>>> on that note see you later everyone. thank you for joining us.

steve pill has identified a potential location in nearby alameda. >> this is a problem that we are seeing across the cannabis industry where there are not enough municipalities who have businesses for folks who are looking to expand or grow. >> reporter: the alameda city council will discuss rules tonight. if passed they will allow for two labs within city limits. there are cities that are rushing to embrace the cannabis industry. the welcome mat. >> reporter: tim mcgraw is founder and ceo. >> tissue culture, nursery, in door grow, green how grow, manufacturing, transport, third party testing labs. >> reporter: canna-hub plans to hire 11 people. >> council is optimistic about it. i am cautiously optimistic about it. it could have revenue enhancing benefit for us. but we will have to wait and see until it is fully operational. >> reporter: back in berkeley, the operators of steel hill lab hope they will be moving to alameda. kristen sze abc7 news. >>> the alameda city council will take up marijuana regulations tonight. >>> recent warm weather the early bud break. visiting vineyards today t

. >>> a new task force has been set up in alameda county to crack down on illegal side shows. the events have become more and more dangerous. now sheriff's deputies, the chp and police in every city in alameda county will be forming two task forces, one for each half of the county. >> it's the lawlessness. the gunfire, the vandalism to businesses and local neighborhoods. >> we just want drivers to realize if they're on our streets and freeways driving recklessly with disregard for human life, they're going to pay the consequences. >> the alameda county task force comes at a cost. officers will be on overtime. but he and local police chiefs are ironing out the details. >>> we have an update on the effort to remove judge aaron persky from the bench in santa clara county. today will be the first day that candidates can file papers to replace him if he's recalled. supervisors unanimously voted to put the recall measure of the june 5th ballot. on the same ballot. voters can choose a person they want to replace him if he's recalled. the recall campaign turned in 100,000 signatures.

about 50 students at alameda high school walked out of class this morning. like the students in florida they want to call attention to the need for stricter gun laws. they are hoping lawmakers will take action.>> it makes me want to cry. we lost so many lives to this. it is just hard. knowing that these children are dead.>> the walkout only lasted for 15 minutes. it was peaceful. >>> the other public high school in alameda. 200 people gathered to hear how youth especially girls can find their path and leadership in politics. we talked to one teacher who said he has seen students become more engaged after trump's election and especially so now.>> they are watching their partners in florida. and seeing that if we get involved and we are politically aware. our voice matters and people are listening.>> the students were urged to speak and act on the issues they find important. and not just inherit the future rather try to shape the future.>>> firefighters in hayward battling a large fire. it is burning in an abandoned building in a strip mall across from the foo

here's what happened in alameda. lt. hoshmand durani/alameda police department: "...and we had officers respond to the school, we interviewed a lot of the kids and the school staff, as a precautionary measure we had a few officers stay at the school to make sure the kids feel safe"(grant) some parents we talked to were upset that the school took a fe hours to get the rono call and emails going...telling parents what's going on. the district defended the response...noting that it asks for patience ng that it asks for patience because it wants to release áaccurate information. ((steve)) a tree trimmer is dead..after he was electrocuted by power lines in the south bay.((map))it happened this afternoon just after 1-30 on page mill road in san jose.neighbors initially called 9-1-1 to say it the tree trimmer appeared to be stuck and could not get down.when fire crews arrived..they realized the man had been continously electrocuted..when he cut a branch that hit a power line. authorities are still working to figure out the exa

happy couples got married at the alameda county clerks wedding hall. surrounded by red and white roses and balloons. one couple said they chose valentine's day because they began their relationship nine years ago. even the woman who officiated the wedding that she gets caught up in the romance.>>> i love it. it is really fun. you get a sense of the whole of valentine's day. it is really cool.>>> alameda county offered the ceremonies and offices in oakland and dublin. that will do it for us.>>> at night. -- good night. crap. crappacino. charlie craplin. in colombia, when the old man starts yelling at the mail, we put them on a sandbar and wait for the tide to come in. well, delgado's got a doozy of a valentine's dilemma. i texted out feelers for two dates. vicky noh is top choice, but alexa potts has been doing this bad-girl thing lately i'm into. so, while i wait for a yes from noh, i've got to keep potts on the back burner. oh, my god. is it still talking? jay, that's so rude! he overthinks everything. (ringtone plays) if you have a shot at the bad gi

>> yes, that's a rocket, and, yes, it was tested in alameda today. why it was there, we found out. plus -- >>> the bay area kicking off a weekend celebration for the year of the dog. >>> i'm meteorologist sandra patel. frosty cold and the pocket of flakes. yes, snowflakes here in the bay area. i'll let you know when you will will see those changes coming up. >>> here's what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> if you watch this, it would mean a lot to me. there's nothing sadder and i looic to think about this sometimes, than people going home after not winning the oscar and taking off their clothes and finding that acceptance speech. i always imagine what a great coffee table book that would be, at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts preventing security issues & less security threats impacting our customers. more of a highly secure network with more security products available for further protection & less per month than comcast fo

this is an alameda police car outfitted with license plate reading cameras. but this car in three other cars like it or not be used all the time. so now they want to add 13 more cameras to alert officers about people coming and going and put a dent in property crimes including the car burglaries.>> this system says the needle just came over the bridge instead of looking for a needle in a haystack. this was photographed two minutes ago. our by automatically capturing the license plate of everything that they see, it will flag police and the car is stolen or wanted for crime. police can also go back later and see if the vehicle was near a crime scene.>> it automates a very tedious luck of the draw situation. >> reporter: they want to put them on several spots near the oakland airport. in piedmont, license plate readers were installed in 2013, and since then property crime has dropped by 41%. >> we have a responsibility to leverage technology and not to leverage this technology, it would be quite frankly ashamed. >> reporter: the cameras do not take pictures of

(pam) the alameda police chief is hoping to get approval to install license plate readers.coming up - why some drivers in the bay area are agaisnt the idea. (pam) the alameda police chief is hoping to get approval to install license plate readers at every entrance and exit point of the island.(steve) it's something he thinks will drastically reduce the amount of property crimes, which have gone up in the last year. kron 4's spencer blake explains that not everyone in town loves the idea. you're looking at a license plate reader the alameda police department already has mounted on one of four different patrol cars.monday police chief paul rolleri shared how he hopes the city council will approve the installation of 13 more cameras, but this time on fixed points - one pointing at each lane heading into or out of alameda on the four bridges and the two tunnels."instead of them looking for a needle in the haystack, this system says, 'hey, the needle just came over the bridge. the needle was just photographed at this street or at this intersection two minutes ago." license plate readers, o

s office in alameda also as well and bart police department, as well. they are all doing investigations. the chief couldn't say much about it because it's an active investigation. so he couldn't give us details but could speak to what we saw on the video. and, of course, i'll have more on that at 6:00. but once again, when i talked to the family, i talked to the father, he says he is very happy that bart did release the video. they are also believing that their hands were pushed because of them leaking the video yesterday. so of course i'll have more of that coming up at 6:00. >> that's what i was wondering. bart had initially said they wouldn't release the video until after the investigation was done. so why release the video today? >> reporter: because cloudy, they wanted to get their side out there. -- basically, they wanted to get their side out there. with the family you're seeing less than 20 seconds a small snippet. bart didn't want to do it because it was an open investigation because they decided it was important to get their narrative out and

you would have the devices go up here as people come in from alameda. according to the chronicle, the city council will vote tomorrow on whether to spend a half million dollars to buy 13 license plate readers. the police department is pushing this strategy as a way to combat car break-ins and other property crimes. these plate readers would create a record of every car that comes and goes and they would immediately alert police to stolen cars or cars connected to crimes. some telus they like the idea. >> i don't think it is a problem. it could be misused to keep track of anybody that does not want to be kept track of. in general, it's a nice place, i would like to keep it that way.>> this proposal has prompted many questions and concerns from privacy advocates who worry about how that information taken from these readers will be used and how it will be stored and shared. summer worried about these readers being potentially used to track undocumented immigrants. according to the san francisco chronicle, that data would not be shared with immigration offi

agencies in alameda county with the 9-1-1 text messaging service. officials say a state wide roll out is anticipated by the end of 20- 18. (grant) still ahead... one of the most dangerous things for your health... is probably something you always carry with you every day.... find out the right and wrong way to clean your cell phone... (vicki) and after the break... you may see a couple more dollars in your paycheck this month... we'll tell you why and what to expect... new tonight at ten...she has lived in the bay area for 20 years..now she fears she will be deported back to mexico where she hasn't lived since she was 5.tonight...meet a dreamer working to become a teacher...who is hoping congress reaches a deal on daca recipients.that's tonight on kron 4 news at ten. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's

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alameda's police chief wants a half million dollars to purchase license plate trackers. the 13 cameras would be installed over lanes near the bridges that link hall immediate alameda and oakland. it will locate missing or wanted vikes. the cameras will help them crackdown on crimes. but some people are concerned that they're an invasion of our privacy. the city council will vote on the issue tomorrow. >> let's see how you're doing here. 36% of you have say that it is okay to track every car that is going through alameda and clearly, the noes have it so far. you can see the percentages are changing as we talk. you're voting. >> back to the super bowl. >>> the excitement in philadelphia for the big win. this is the cover of the philadelphia enquirer this morning. the headline at last. >> the super bowl was 2,000 miles away. the bay area certainly well-represented. >> b.a.r.t. said two of the canine units worked the game. these pictures posted by b.a.r.t. >>> actor chris pratt got good reviews for his appearance in a michelob ultracommercial last night and he was seen weari

the alameda county sheriff's office says the training is valuable. critics argue it's a step towards police militarization. officials will consider recommendations from an urban shield task force today. people plan to rally against urban shield outside the county building this morning. >>> the lgbtq community got a big win when it comes to discrimination in the work place. >> you can sit down with mayor mark farrell. anything is on the table. all you have to do is win a lottery. >>> and here's a look at our chances of rain the next couple of days. a beautiful picture of sutro tower. you can see how breezy it is this morning. that will keep us dry today. >>> live weather and traffic conditions are on your screen througho ♪ when seeds we sow ♪ give free their fruit ♪ to hands below ♪ as thank you for ♪ the chance to grow pick your free yogurt at chobani.com >>> 6:08 now. governor brown signed legislation that addresses the near disaster at the oroville dam. the law set standards for dam inspections and requires review of records as well. the

alameda is considering license plate readers that would look at every single car that comes onto the island... what the police chief is saying tonight about the undocumented immigration implications if this happens. (vicki) plus... a special health clinic in san francisco's bayview - hunter's point community ... gets a new look .. and possibly, a new designation. that's tonight's story in hidden history.... (grant) after the break... there is a new plan for immigration that could keep dreamers here in the u-s... but will it ever become law? we'll break it down next. (grant) national news: tonight president trump is pushing back against a new bi-partisan immigration bill that would protect daca recipients from deportation. (vicki) the president says the bill is a non-starter because it doesn't include funding for a wall between the u-s and mexico. reporter mark meredith is in washington with the very latest. two senators, arizona's john mccain and delaware's chris coons, are introducing a bi-partisan bill they say protects so-called "dreamers" and secures the border.their plan, which

how the defense is blaming alameda county officials for the 36 deaths. (robin) plus ... an elderly woman followed from the store ... attacked at her livermore home. how long it took police to catch those who they say are responsible. (robin) and a woman arrested in connection with several burglaries that netted thousands of dollars worth of property. how police in mountainview are trying to return the stolen goods. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. rebecca:a couple of weak weather system will impact the region today though thursday night with chances for a few showers and lowering snow levels. blustery conditions are likely on thursday with colder temperatures friday morning. dry weather and slightly warmer daytime conditions are likely for the weekend with cooler, unsettled conditions potentially returning early next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge

alameda's police chief wants funding for 13 more of the cameras to cover all the routes into and out of the island city. cameras, to catc >> anything that they need in order to empower them to do their job to keep the citizens safe, i think we should give it a shot. >> but there are critics who fear federal immigration officials could use these cameras to catch undocumented immigrants, but alameda police say the cameras would only focus on license plates, not the drivers and immigration agents would not have access to the information. >>> come july 1st you won't be able to buy cds from best buy stores. the company is clearing shelves after seeing a sharp decline of cd sales. cd shipments now only make 16% of music sales as consumers ditch compact discs for music streaming services. best buy isn't the only big box store turning away from cds. target wants to pass the risk of selling cds to suppliers and only pay for them if the discs actually sell in the stores. >>> and for the philadelphia eagles, the long drought is over. >> yeah, the eagles and their fans including paul deanno are

. >> reporter: those investigations are done by the oakland police department, alameda county district attorney's office and bart police department. those are three ongoing investigations. now, the interesting thing that we were talking about was yesterday, frank, if we can come back out here live on camera, two weeks and one day after the shooting, officer mateu was cleared and is back working. we talked about this yesterday. i asked the chief that question. he said that's longer than many departments -- some people have their people back on the streets within three days after a justifiable shooting. the question once again is, with it being under

alameda county prosecutors charged both with murder. they did not enter any plea. there were outburst from members of the victims family. they called the female defendant the b word and said quote, you will get what you deserve. no one wanted to comment afterward. back here at the dublin courthouse, one of the last things he told me, he said if our to speak to his fiancie, to tell her on this valentine's day that he loves her. >> henry what was it like sitting across from the suspect in this case and talking with him, going into great detail about what happened? >> reporter: i was surprised quite frankly that he agreed to speak with me. i've been to this many times where once you identify yourself as the reporter they do not want to talk. i do not want to go into specifics that what happened or how his friend ended up being killed. he did the care for her and this is not like him. he doesn't understand why he reacted the way he did. authorities telling me that it was he who stabbed his friend 29 times until she died. >>> sheriffs deputies and half men they are inve

(grant) the alameda unified school the alameda unified school district says the students walked down to city hall... where they discussed their reasons behind the protest with the superintendent and mayor. this demonstration served as a warm-up for larger walk-outs planned for next month and in april. (grant) coming up... find out why a popular bar that's been around for 60 years on around for 60 years on peninsula is closing it's doors for good... in a live report... (steve) plus a san francisco man attacked... outside a nightclub in the city.. we'll tell you who he claims assaulted him and his message tonight to prevent it from happening to anyone else... that's a story you'll only see on kron4... (grant) police in manteca are looking for suspects who broke into two liquor stores , stealing an a-t-m from one of stealing an a-t-m from one of them. this is surveillance footage. what causes tower liquors to suddenly shake, and items to fall off the shelves, is the back end of a delivery van smashing through the front doors. "some people, they're gonna do what they gotta do, right? and

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school in alameda walked out of class for a short time today. the demonstration was a show of solidarity for the students at stoneman douglas high school in florida. students at a high school in alameda walked out of class for a short time today as a show of solidarity for the students at stoneman douglas high school in florida. >> i'm out here to show we care deeply and we want to make sure other people see that. >> alameda police coordinated traffic control to make sure everyone was safe. >>> in florida high school students rallied outside their state capitol today demanding new gun laws. students want to see stricter background checks and the age raised to purchase an assault rifle. they met with lawmakers and reminded them they will soon be old enough to vote. >> we are coming after you. we are coming after every single one of you and demanding that you take action, demanding that you make a change. >> the next person who dies because of an ar15 will be on you! >>one change already being made, sheriff's deputies will be carrying rifles on sc

if you're in alameda, we usually don't talk about this a lot. it is not usually a slowdown like it is on the posey tube. it is slow. east bay mud is doing work right here on 7th, just outside of the posey tube in oakland. and talk about a bad time. it is really jamming traffic up. if you want to get off the island, use one of the bridges. don't use the tube. if you're in palo alto, don't use oregon expressway to get over to 101. use embarcadero road because of a deadly crash on oregon expressway right near east bay shore. avoid oregon expressway getting to 101. >>> this morning a man was arrested for dui after triggering aa violent crash in bay point that left one person dead and two others critically injured. alex savidge is live with the latest on this investigation. alex. >> reporter: sal, good morning to you. we are learning a 26-year-old man has been arrested for both dui and manslaughter. the chp is telling us that he caused this early morning crash that left one person dead. his passenger and two other people critically injured. they were

reporting live from alameda, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. no answers yet, that's what pge is saying in a new report. the report says strong winds took down power lines which started the small are fires which were a fracture of the more devastating fires. cal fire has not determined the official cause of the north bay wildfire. the company went forward to say quote our thoughts continued to be with everyone impacted by the devastating wildfires. communities and neighborhoods are where customers, employees, family friends live and work. nothing is more important to us than their safety and well-being. >> we have a follow-up to last friday. immigration impacting local schools amidst growing concerns of immigration enforcement. scrambling to keep kids in schools. today a local district attorney is sounding the alarm. damon joins us at the school district headquarters. one of the districts hit hard by what is happening here. damian? >> that's right. we reported on the families that left alum ruock. now absentee is spiking. in san jose's alum rock

melanie woodrow in alameda for event inspiring young women to get involved in politics. three women organized the event. >> aiming to get women and girls more involved in politics and leadership. >> reporter: bringing together motivational speakers who have broken the glass ceiling. >> no one was going to run against the incumbent. i put my name in the hat. >> you won't question your value or your worth. >> there are women standing up for you. >> reporter: message reaching students and their parents. >> it takes a stand and what we need right now, equality. >> great venue for girls and women to understand that we do have a voice. >> reporter: not just young women inspired, political and proud has the support of young men. >> can only get things done together in this world. >> see the support from male students is incredible. >> reporter: twice as many women running. future aspirations culminating here. >> run for senate and georgia and maybe one day be president. would be amazing. >> reporter: as these young women heard, most definitely possible. alameda, melanie woodrow

last year, alameda saw a huge spike in property crime, burglary, grand theft and auto burglary. license plate readers tell police if a car passes a location in a certain place and a certain time. >> if you are not doing anything wrong, what does it matter? what could they do with your license plate number? >> reporter: that is what the aclu is concerned about. >> although the chief of police has said on the record that data will not be shared with i.c.e., words are one thing and written policies are another. >> reporter: so just to be clear, right alal -- alameda has license plate reader on four control cars, the police chief wants 13 more f$13 more for hal million dollars, no decision has been made yet. >> okay, thank you, and new tonight the scrap metal company in richmond is being cited after the fire at their facility last week. the thick black smoke, led to road closures and a shelter in place and evacuations. the middle management is facing citations from the air quality district and finals and penalties are being reviewed and pending. >>> tense moments in san francisco, a

alameda. that's coming down pretty good. and burlingame, san mateo, millbrae. just went through pacifica. and on its way to san francisco and belmont. and one in marin county from sauce lee to to mill valley. and and san pablo bay. this system a tenth of an inch. and a couple of reports of a third an inch. the system on thursday and friday looks much better, the best since early january or around november 16th. it's been a long time. a quarter of an inch to a third. and by thursday, things begin to pick up. low 40s, mid-40s, upper 40s to 50. 49 brentwood. and there's not a huge difference here. american canyon at 39. 39 in kelseyville. cooler air up there. and that southerly breeze in advance of the system is producing upper 40s and low 50s. snowing in truckee and south lake tahoe. and the winter weather advisory has started already. and isolated low snow levels. there's a little bit there. for the sierra, we are looking for that snow to make it down to 3000 feet. and it could get down to 2000 feet. and 2 to 4 inches there. at least we're getting some rain as t

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the alameda county sheriff's office says the training is valuable. critics argue it's a step towards police militarization. officials will consider recommendations from an urban shield task force today. people plan to rally outside the county building at 10:00 this morning. >>> libby schaaf is being praised, criticized, and even threatened after warning the public about impending i.c.e. raids. she is defending her actions. you're about to hear angry voice mails the mayor's office is sharing with us. >> and the little creepy mayor of oakland ought to be the first one for treason. >> she put the i.c.e. agents in jeopardy, policemen in jeopardy. >> i believe i acted absolutely within the bounds of the law but, more importantly, within my ethical obligations as the mayor of a city. >> immigration advocates say calls to an emergency hotline have tripled since mayor schaaf issued her warning on saturday. >>> new details clean up and repair work is taking longer than anticipated. a broken water main flooded parts of the campus. the san mateo daily journal r

servicesot brenda bruner/alameda county emergency dispatch manager: "we are excited, hayward is one of our neighboring agencies and we will be able to route our 9-1-1 calls that may border up with our jurisdictions">other bay area law enforcement agencies offering 911text messaging service include richmond, sunnyvale department of public safety and the santa clara police department. officials at the alameda county sheriff's office say a state wide roll out of the text 911 messaging service is anticpated by the end of 2018...in hayward haaziq madyun kron4news a woman caught sneaking onto planes without a ticket a number of times... is still behind bars. a chicago judge ruled today that 66- year-old 'serial stowaway' marilyn hartman will remain in jail for now -- due to her history of repeat offenses. she was arrested at o'hare airport last month. and hartman is very familiar in the bay area. four years ago hartman successfully snuck onto a plane at san jose mineta airport ... and flew to los angeles. she has also tried to get on several flights at san francisco international airport.

in 2015 there were 155 emergency room visits and 63 deaths due to the overdoses just here in alameda county alone. in sacramento, today they are having that hearing to look at how to leverage technology to deal with this crisis. >>> new protection are in place for state workers who report sexual misconduct or bad behavior by lawmakers. >> governor brown signed the whistleblower bill after several high profile allegations of harassment. the author urged a yes vote in honor of the women who have come forward to report sexual harassment only to be fired in retaliation. >> the fight is not over, it's a start. there is no more work that can be done without this protection in place. >> and leaders released 11 years of documents outlining sexual misconduct investigations and discipline against lawmakers and staff. >>> the house intelligence committee voted unanimously to release the democratic response to the gop memo on the russian investigation. this president trump has up to five days to block its release. the ten-page rebuttal says they believe the house intelligence committee investiga

and exiting alameda... after a lengthy debate -- the city >>> a partial victory for privacy advocates concerned about plans to track all vehicles entering and exiting alameda. after a lengthy debate, the city approved funding for 13 license plate readers that would record a vehicle's license plate number, date, time and location. opponents were concerned about plans to hire vigilant solutions of livermore to run this system. that company has a contract with immigration authorities to provide vehicle locations. early this morning, council members decided to look for a different company. they also are demanding a stronger privacy policy before the system goes online. >>> san francisco's sheriff's department is giving a break to some people who commit crimes in its jurisdiction. the department announced yesterday people convicted of crimes will no longer have to pay fees for electronic monitoring or community service. it's in response to critics who say the system had been unfair to low income people. >> it's

that is the question being posed in alameda and no clear answer. the police department wants the city to buy and install license plate readers. laura anthony spoke with people on both sides of the debate. >> reporter: could be a new feature coming from the webster tube. license plate readers. >> this is about pushing the readers back and trying to reduce property crimes. >> reporter: saying crime has gone up 12% this past year. yeay two-thirds driven by car breakens robberies. license plate readers mounted on the tunnels. >> not just for crimes committed in alameda. it could be another vehicle that was stolen another place. we would get alerted. >> reporter: pointing to other cities like piedmont reporting 30% reduction. are you worried about the big brother aspect? >> no. no, i mean, you got to intervene somehow and if you are not doing anything wrong, then there is nothing to worry about. >> historically true that 99.97% of all scans are never connected to any criminal wrongdoing. so collecting data on people not suspected of crime. why are we re

this is a relatively quiet neighborhood between oakland and alameda. residents are concerned. >> it is scary, it is close to home. i'm surprised it happened in this area. >> it is unusual to see something like this. >> reporter: lease are asking anyone with information or surveillance video to come forward -- police are asking anyone with information or surveillance video to come forward. >> nothing on a possible suspect description at this time? >> reporter: that is right. i could barely make out the description of the man in the video in oakland police have not released that description. >>> big names out of at&t pebble beach pro-am today. we will have details coming up. >>> san francisco set to become the first city in the nation to open the so-called safe injection sites for drug users. we will take about the idea behind the sites and what officials hope to accomplish with them coming up after the break. >>> our weather forecast starting to silica broken record. coming up we will inhofe the weather pattern six around four there thursday forecast. >