margaret hayward was a bond project named in the 2012 clean and safe park fund. it's the largest single project in that bond. and we hope to renovate that park to unify the site. it's very chopped up right now. there is a variety of buildings on it. and obviously, upgrade the facilities, including the playing fields, multiuse court and the playground. that's the slide you see here. slide 2. currently, the legislation that i referred to that enabled the building to be built there set property lines here that you see delineated in yellow. they are close up around the dem building and then to the east of the building, there is the shaded yellow area which is currently dem property. the first phase of the legislation proposes to return that shaded yellow area to park use. and then expand a buffer around the dem project. the dem building, excuse me. which with you see here in -- which you see her in the second slide. that building was built before 9/11. this is to accommodate a requirement by the department of homeland security to have a buffer around buildings such a

hayward 64. santa rosa 64. concord 68. here's the five-day forecast: smoke into the weekend and a subtle improvement and chances of rain next week. i think we're all getting used to hearing about these index numbers because they are being used quite a bit and unfortunately that will be through the weekend. >> thank you. >>> it's not often that we report on a celebration of an opening of a grocery store but today in santa rosa we did just that. coming up next, why this store means so much to those staffing one year after the wine country wildfires. >> we are learning when schools will re-open after the fire. >> plus live coverage of the 6:00 briefing in butte county where officials will be updating us on the death toll from the "camp fire." (music throughout) >>> a sign of hope in santa rosa where a trader joe's destroyed in last year's wildfires reopened today. rob roth found out that many people say it offers hope for those in the community and those suffering in butte county. >>> reporter: it isn't often that the opening

church in hayward, california. hardly the sort of place a detective would expect to get a hot tip in a murder case. but that's exactly what happened. it was the priest who called the police, wound up talking to inspector ritchie, and told him a story about an odd encounter with a young woman who came to see him seeking solace of some kind. >> it was actually outside of an office in a patio area. he asked her several times, do you want to go into a confessional? she said no. that's why he was able to talk to us about it. and he said she was wearing a medical type scrubs, same physical build, characteristics of giselle, and she was asking for forgiveness for something that she had not yet done. >> wait a minute. she asked for forgiveness for a sin -- >> that's what the -- >> -- she hadn't committed? >> that's the interpretation the priest had got. that was roughly at 3:00 in the afternoon the day that michelle went missing. >> ritchie was convinced giselle esteban killed michelle le. so was the assistant da prosecuto

hayward southbound 880 from 238 through hayward and toward the san mateo bridge this crash reportedly blocks your right three lanes. the left lane is the only one that gets through the area, and that's held steady with traffic out of san leandro past 238, as the jam point. because there's lighter traffic flow, we're able to maintain that one section for the slower drive and "a" street will get you on city streets past that crash. no, sorry, that takes you into the jam farther south from 92. over here the northbound route through san jose starts to build, typical slowing from tully toward the airport. we have a crash reported at san thomas expressway. looking at the speed sensor, they may have moved it to the shoulder. look at the smoke in the area. back to you. >>> the evacuation zone is changing in the camp fire burn area in butte county. >> the death toll is now at 79. at least 699 people are still missing. nbc bay area weather team forecasting two storms this tweak. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins from us paradise with what the timing means for the storm crews and evacue

last night on o'neil avenue near mission boulevard in hayward. police shot a man who was reportedly armed with an edged weapon. no officer was injured. the suspect's condition is not being released at this time. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk following developments out of north korea. first of all, secretary of state mike pompeo is about to meet with the korean republic's minister of unification. that's happening in australia. and we are about to get some live pictures of that. in the meantime, north korea has released this photo of kim jong-un meeting with some top military leaders unveiling or discussing what they call an ultramodern newly developed weapon. so that certainly throws some snags into the relationship right now with the u.s. and all of those talks of denuclearization after the president met with kim jong-un last summer. there are some concerns that north korea is upset about some recent tests that had gone on between south korea and the u.s. north korea calling that a, um, sort of, um, basically a threat to them. so the

the catholic school in hayward is shutting down for the week. this oakland resident has been indoors with his children since they cancel classes friday. >> yesterday i think the visibility was the worst. wear he went outdoors sunday night but he took her to a beauty sure -- a beauty shop. >> from our house we can only see one block. it was scary. wear the owner of the salon said traffic is picked up. >> business is good but the air is bad. people are trying to stay indoors.>>reporter: many outdoor extracurricular activities are affected. the oakland zoo remains closed and so will be zoo in san jose. alcatraz and four point and the golden gate welcome center are close. these issues pale in comparison to what is happening in the north. one man put this in perspective. >> we are lucky. people living with the fire have real problems. this is an inconvenience.>>reporter: andre senior, ktvu fox2news. >>> some hotels have fewer vacancies as many people try to find better air quality. hotels in tahoe and carmel had high occupancy rates over the weekend.

hayward nine miles at the coast. things change quickly with the low clouds so you could anticipate delays, of course, today. a very busy day with everyone hitting the roads trying to get back to work or school. high pressure temporarily building overhead giving us a couple of dry days before the rain returns for a much of the middle of the week and potentially the end of the week. we're looking at 50 in fremont, 49 in valejo, 44 in santa rosa and a live look outside, still dark out there, the sun coming up at 7:00. sunny and mild today through tomorrow. the next round of rain begins on tuesday. its a weak system. only about a quarter of inch is expected. a slight break into your wednesday morning commute and wet and windy for wednesday afternoon, wednesday night and into thursday. here's a look at today. you can see we have sunshine throughout the afternoon. we'll get into more fog tonight. some high clouds, your monday's looking dry and then right off shore there you'll notice as we end this at about 5:30 in the mor

kron 4 from hayward reporting live family limit is 10 per family reporting live from hayward .... ar ... kron 4 news. (pam) a possible break for police tonight.. a number of construction fires in the east bay over the last year, have been perplexing officials ... now, word of an arrest in at least one of them.. a man is in custody tonight and charged with starting a fire at a construction site in oakland. investigators linked dustin bellinger to an october 23rd arson on the 3200- block of peralta street. the 45- year old part - time construction worker faces one- felony count... of maliciously damaging or destroying a building.. by means of fire or an explosive. this is video from a separate fire on the same morning... where a 126- unit building under construction was also destroyed. bellinger has not been named as a suspect in that fire. the investigation continues. meantime.. he is being held without bail in the santa rita jail. (grant) an investigation is underway after a house fire kills a man in alameda county. (pam) it is a tragic loss for a family on this thanksgiving.. kro

we see a good deal of slowing through hayward and also at the bay bridge. earlier crashes into san francisco on the span, those caused an early backup so the backup is at the toll plaza, a little stronger than we might expect at this time of day but also calling out this for the nimitz, south 880 at 237, a crash that went off the roadway. your slow lane is blocked and the crews may have arrived, we're waiting for the tow truck to pull that car from the dirt over there, so that will result in slowing down through milpitas out of fremont, and then into fremont, south 880 slows around decoto. we see the build coming out of the castro valley "y" area. the san francisco side of the bay bridge crash cleared earlier, three of them caused the metering lights to be turned on early and may have slowed them down extra so that's why we see slowing into the maze already at this time. it starts a little early as you approach the bridge but once you get there, everything is clear into san francisco. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:01 right now. >>> back to this awful air

it continues to build hayward and fremont. no problems, the south bay shows the build though, here is 101 north of the 680 interchange, we're starting to slow. >>> 6:31 right now. the destruction is growing across our state, as wildfires burn out of control. in butte county the death toll is rozzing from the camp fire. it now stands at 42, making this fire the deadliest in state history. this morning, dozens more people are still unaccounted for. coroner search and recovery teams there are really taking on the grim task of searching through that rubble and ash. that fire has burned 117,000 acres and is currently 30% contained. thousands of people remain under evacuation. >>> emotional stories are emerging as victims share their stories of survival. >> nbc bay area's pete suratos is live in chico. tough time for a lot of people in that area. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. very tough times for the evacuees of the camp fire. we see a portion of them here at the walmart in chico you have aof forest avenue. beh

i went to find out how many miles paradise is from hayward. it may as well be next door because you can see it and feel it and the smoke is definitely in the air here and sadly, it's going to be another tough day today and likely throughout the weekend. these folks are tired of this bad air. >> we haven't gone out of town. we're staying sheltered in so for her school it's shelter in place. trying to make sure to stay out of the outdoors as much as we can. >> have you bought a mask? >> we're going to. >> i've stayed indoors. it's been bad. i'm asthmatic. i had several attacks, it's difficult for me sto come to work. i work right over there. >> have you bought a mask to get around town? >> yeah. >> well, it has been bad here at hayward hardware. they have sold over 500 masks alone. they restocked this morning with another shipment, some 2,000 masks in stock because people are worried about air quality as you know, it's not getting better any time soon. i've got the owner with me now, jim, what's it been like this woke? >> it's been wild. there's

those neighbors in hayward say he's lived in the current home for two years. with almost no problems. a surprise to them. we have that part of the coverage. >> i'm so in shock. they have been very quiet neighbors. >> reporter: residents of hayward had no idea. a man at the center of the 45 year-old cold case murder. was living among them. that is until yesterday. when 74 year-old was arrested at this home. on an otherwise quiet residential street. >> we never see them come or go. nothing. we had no idea what was going on. my husband is off. he was like something is going on. there's cops everywhere. it was scary. this is a really quiet neighborhood. we never have anything like this. >> it's quite a surprise. >> kevin is lived here for decades. he just learned about the arrest. one based on a recently developed dna match. >> the dna with the golden state killer and backtracking that way. is amazing. i totally think that's wonderful. >> some of the neighbors told us their encounters were >> seeing him once it wasn't pleasant. >> he lives two doors down. >> i was

. >>> a woman in hayward said she's the victim of police brutality and has the video to back it up. she was complying with the police after getting pulled over when a officer slammed her to the ground. tonight though she's facing criminal charges but insists it is the officer who should be facing charges. nbc bay area jodi hernandez is in hayward with this exclusive story. >> this is where the incident happened. in a parking lot of this 7-eleven. the teenager and her friends had stopped here to get some snacks when they suddenly found themselves surrounded by police. the young woman said what happened next is unacceptable. >> i was angry. i'm hurt. walking around with a black eye. >> reporter: 19-year-old catalina said she's trauma titi by an encounter with police left her battered and bruised. >> now i look at a cop and i get terrified, so scared. >> reporter: two weeks ago she got pulled over by hayward police. police say they had a warrant for a passenger for armed carjacking. but she didn't know that. she said she got out with her hands up as directed. but was scared. >> i said

. >> i'm concerned about a crash in hayward. we talked about it right off 238 and 580. that would be the castro valley. a critical point for the east bay commute as we look at that crash. we do see the speed sensors starting to improve a bit. i still see the brakes being tapped near redwood road and the connecter. the connecter is open, but i understand one lane is affected by this crash until they can clear all those vehicles. that will at least be a distraction. we're looking at this build right now. once you're on 238, if you get over there in san lorenzo for 880, that's moving smoothly. we have that build southbound. over here, the crash on south 680 around north treat, no major problems. looks like it's out of the roadway. a little build for that portion of coco county and the metering lights at bay bridge. >>> all morning long we've been following that breaking news out of southern california in thousand oaks. a deadly mass shooting during a college night at a bar. >> he died a hero because he went -- he went in to save li

four miles for hayward. we are talking about low visibility because of the smog. hazy because of the smoke. low visibility around the area. so smoky skies, unhealthy air quality. we are look at the good news, the winds will begin to shift. they won't be as strong as yesterday. and they are going to turn out of the west. that means less smoke in the air for today but, of course, with the fire burning still so close to us. we are still talking about bad air quality. the red flag warning in effect until 7 a.m. today. again, we are going to see the winds ease as we head through the rest of today. that will be a very good thing. we'll talk about what you can expect as he would head through the day as well as the weekend ahead coming up. gianna. >> good morning. we start off this friday morning drive with a trouble spot along 680. we are getting word from chp of a new accident. it's in milpitas northbound 680. it is blocking at least one lane. we are seeing a lot of green on the sensors. it's still early for your friday morning drive but just be advised if you are using

. >>> the city of hayward is asking residents weigh in in what they want to see happen. >>> but first, break regular news. shots are fired and a suspect is takeb to the hospital. late -- taken to the hospital. late details in an officer involved shooting. (music throughout) well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. or 300 minutes of baby videos. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay even less for data. or if you need a lot we have unlimited too. plus, get $200 back when you buy a new smart phone. it's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. >>> we're following breaking news in hayward where police are responding to an officer involveicide shooting. affwas tells us shots were -- a witness tells us shots were fired. so far no word on the condition of the suspect. we are working to learn more and we'll have that for you tomorrow on morning 2. >>> also, there's a meeting to acquire the city's acres of land. new at 11, ktvu's gena gen-- jana katsuyama was there

hayward is not much better. >> >>reporter: there is blue sky out there but the city of hayward has not seen it in many days. they are 145 miles south of the burns own. >> i'm staying indoors. this has been bad. >> i'm asthmatic. i had several attacks. it was difficult for me to come to work.>>reporter: several people are wearing masks including my photographer. it has now been one week and people in the bay area are feeling it. >> it's bad. i'm trying to keep safe. i play basketball. when i came outside it was heavy on my chest. >> hayward hardware sold 500 masks this week and they restocked another 2000 today. judy picked one up because of the bad air quality. >> i said i am going to get a mask. i am going to walk my dog. i don't know what i will put on my dog. >> can you feel it? >> yes. i'm getting froggy in my throat. i feel so bad about everything.>>reporter: the bay area had smoky skies last year after the wine country fires but it was nothing like this. >> a big difference between this year and last year. that went away after a day or two but this lingers -- it goes on and on. >

kron 4 from hayward .... ar ... kron 4 news. (grant) you can stay connected on this storm with our kron-4 mobile app. there you will find full forecasts... and get push alerts about the weather in your neighborhood. it's all on the kron-4 mobile app (pam) a tragic loss for a local family on this thanksgiving day. a fire tears through a home, killing a man in san lorenzo. kron4's dan thorn is live where that fire happened ... with more on what neighbors are saying tonight ..dan? ... firefighters rushed to the scene here along the 14- hundred block of via corella. the fire was quickly extinguished but not before someone in the home tragically died. a bay area family is now scarred as a day meant for giving thanks turns tragic. alameda county fire fighters say around noon flames tore through this home in san lorenzo..sot: when crews got on the scene they had heavy fire and smoke coming out of the house..neighbors along this 1400 block of via corella tell us what they saw..sot: i saw a bunch of smoke coming from the neighbors next d

. >>> coming up on mornings on two, the longest missing person's case in hayward. up next, why investigators now think the crime scene might have been staged to look like a kidnapping. four years ago, we rejected marshall tuck and his billionaire backers for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump and betsy devos. protect our public schools. say no, again, to marshall tuck. protect our public schools. here are the facts.leading attacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability meas

hayward catching some showers. we were seeing this over san ramon, that trekked out to the east and plenty of the moisture behind it. i want to show you how your temperatures are doing today. it gives you a good idea of how much you need to bundle up. it's not necessarily going to be cold but it will be in the 60s. 61 degrees in palo alto, 62 for san jose and breezy along the coast and the north bay, so please keep that in mind. let's get a check of the roads with mike. >> vianey, light roads as could you imagine, the day after thanksgiving. san jose we have much less traffic than we typically do. damp roadways but the skies you see some sunlight coming, great news. vianey showed you along the radar some of the rain coming. next time i'll look at the san mateo bridge. looked like hayward was getting hit for a few minutes and we've seen that traveling across, wet here toward 580 both directions, just east of those outlets, where damian gives us those reports. lot of traffic at the parking lots, so keep that in mind

. >> a thanksgiving day tradition took place today in hayward. swimmers took to the plunge for the annual gordon plunge. care was killed in a car crash in 2001. >> just to raise support in memory of somebody who lost their life when they were young and to be able to, you know, in her remembrance give out scholarships. the accident happened on karen's 19th birthday. she was a freshman at cal state hayward around played on the water polo team. her family started the fund and have given out the scholarships since her death. runners hit the race this morning for the annual turkey trot. some say they race every year just so they don't feel guilty about eating second helping. everybody was thankful that the smoke cleared enough for the race to go on. clean air and clean skies is our blessing this morning. >> every year organizers raise about a million dollars for local charities. >> the freezing weather wasn't enough to stop this holiday tradition. the 92nd annual macy's day parade entertained the crowds today. the temperature was an icy 21 degrees. th

. >>> new information from hayward about last night ace officer involved shooting. the officer shot and wounded a man believed to be carrying a sharp weapon about 9:00 last night at o'neil avenue off of highway 238 near ward creek. police shot the suspect and he was taken to a hospital for treatment. no officers were hurt. >>> more students in san francisco public schools are graduating from high school. the school district says 85.5% of students graduated last year. 1% increase from the previous school year. graduation rates went up for african american students from 76.8% to 77.1%. for latino students it went from up 70.3% to 73.8%. graduation rates went up for english learners and for disabled students. >>> a new state auditor says poor management contributed to billions of dollars in cost overreturns and years of delays. the audit criticizes the california high speed rail authority for starting construction before it completed critical steps in the contract process accord to go this audit, that led to numerous contract changes and delays and overruns that caused

we have a crash reported in hayward. live look outside shows you san jose, the sun came up too quickly for me to adjust. traffic starting to build up northbound 101. there is the 680/280 interchange. you'll see sunglasses come down the peninsula, palo alto, san mateo. it's the sunrise slowdown kicking in earlier. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> all new this morning, tell me what you want, what you really, really want. ♪ i wanna, i wanna, i really, really, want to -- ♪ >> we have news of the spice girls reunion tour. >> what? >> what? well, there is a catch. posh piece that might be missing. >>> plus -- >> we're getting complaints about kanye west, not about his music, about his clothing line dropping the ball. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. here's to the stair takers, breakfast makers, step counters, outdoor explorers, faith restorers, appointment keepers, fantastic creatures. farmer's market goers, cholesterol lowerers cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the p

and hayward, you won't be able to get through it. the rest of the system, pittsburg to millbrae, that's moving forward. this is respect monday to san francisco, it's this lean that's affected. we have a crew on the way. there's some sort of fire there at the bart station, and an incident command has been is the up. they've taken the power out of the tracks temporarily. they may put it back on and the fire incident commander wanted everyone out of the station. that station is closed. >>> lets move along and look at westbound bay bridge, traffic is backed up for a 10 to 15 anyone delay here. it doesn't look bad passing oakland. this looks all right heading out to the high rise, no problems in san jose, this is 280 northbound, traffic is moving well out of downtown, get upping to cupertino. >> tguf to you, sal, air quality is going to be a tough it will to file. we have an advisory that will last into tuesday for smoke. there may be some mourn improvement coming our way for the weekend, again, it's a maybe, we'll be watching it. we have

this cannot happen to anybody else. >> in hayward. nbc bay area news. >>> an unexpected makeover for an historic san francisco hotel on mason street is about to become a transitional home for nearly 60 people currently living in shelters. the site was slated for upscale housing but that all changed when the sales force ceo stepped in funding $6 million for the project. >>> a lot of questions and concerns about the proposed new ballpark. the artist renderings of the 34,000 seat, privately financed ballpark. >> i think it looks like a great way to revitalize the area. >> the a's said they plan to fix it. >>> there is evidence one girl can make a difference. a young basketball player in napa noticed steph curry's basketball shoes didn't come in girl sizes so she would to him. sometimes super stars respond. >> she is getting ready for a new basketball season. the time of shoes she wanted didn't come in girl sizes. they were only offered for boys. so riley went straight to the course. >> steph curry. >> she means three-time winning steph c

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female from hayward lost control afford expedition. crashed into a support beams holding steel girders on the new overpass that's being constructed. knows steel girders crashed across all four lanes of northbound 880. the driver was transported for non-life threatening injuries. >> at least one car was damaged and ended up on its side. it's unclear how long the lain he is will closures last. stay with abc 7 news for updates on the news. >>> another big story, the red flag warning. the calendar tells us it's early november but the fire conditions feel more like late summer. can you see hills around the bay area are brown and dry. and warm weather magnifies the danger. abc 7 news meteorologist lisa argen is here with more. lease is a good morning to you. >>> chris, good morning. it's a dry start to autumn and temperatures well above average. live doppler 7 shows the fog offshore and a red flag warning highlight the areas here in red. throughout the day today we are experiencing winds 15 to 30 miles an hour from mount keebl o to tam with

nine-year-old abducted in hayward 30 years ago. 1988. makailah or her captor have never been found. >>> event that shocked world 40 years ago, more than 900 people killed in massacre at jonestown, people in bay area remember that tragedy, including congresswoman jackie speer who survived it. >> reporter: gathered on fillmore street to honor those who died in jonestown. event held in oakland where many are buried, recognition and history in san francisco are important. >> happened in oakland, temple just down the street. >> reporter: marking anniversary of the tragedy and resilience. >> i'm a survive. >> reporter: now a police lieutenant, said family had to negotiate for her freedom. today is also about atonement for the city. >> we recognize you went through traumatic, horrific incident and perhaps there were mistakes made on all different levels. >> jim jones had ingratiated himself with the political elite. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speer shared her story of survival. tried to leave with members. >> turned around. he had been h

a 28-year-old woman from hayward was speeding, lost control and crashed into support beams. she has been arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. the beams were holding girders of the new overpass being constructed. the girders fell across all four northbound lanes of interstate 880. the woman suffered non-life threatening injuries. officers matthew hammer joins us on the phone. this happened at re almosthoammer th coti an investigation right now. >> that's correct we currently have the multidisciplinary accident investigation team on scene. what they're doing is taking me they can reconstruct the accident before, during and after the collision. once they clear up- once they get the measurements we have caltrans come in move the heavy equipment to move the steel girders clean up the debris and get the freeway open so commuters can get to where they are going. >> officer, hammer we know the driver has been arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence. as of right now, though, no other injuries to report to either -- to anyone else besides the driver. is

on 2", the time is now 4:14, we're following a developing story in hayward, it involves a police shooting last night. police rushed to o'neil avenue near sycamore, before 10:00, shots were fired and one person believed to be the suspect was taken away by ambulance. police spent hours collecting evidence, we have no idea what happened and what the suspect was wanted for. >>> the chief of police will provide a statement about the investigation into the death of a domestic violence suspect, it happened wednesday night at a home on elm wood road near the expressway, police received and call from a woman who said she was being assaulted by her boyfriend. she got away but the boyfriend stayed in the home and would not come out. he was unresponsive when they found him hiding under the home. he was pronounced dead at a hospital a short- on detecting hate speech and graphic violence and breaking rules even before people report them. it's double the amount of hate speech pro actively than the previous six months. it disabled 1.5 billion fake accounts in the last six months. most of those accounts w

it has been such a burden for so many years. >> reporter: in hayward, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we have breaking news tonight. san jose police are searching for a mother they say abducted her two children. 33-year-old diana ran off with her one-year-old son and 11- year-old daughter during a welfare check on the 600 block of south king road shortly after 5:30 pm. pounds with brown hair, brown eyes and medium build. she was wearing a black tank top with black leggings. here's a picture of her missing children. priscilla is an 11-year-old hispanic female. wearing a green jacket and black pants. alexander is a one-year-old hispanic male with black hair. their mother may be driving a gray minivan or suv. anyone with information on the woman's whereabouts or the two missing children is asked to contact police.g a pursuit that ended in a crash in santa clara. santa clara police say the teens were wanted for a strong arm robbery and purse snatching today. officers say the teens led them on a short chase after they spotted them in a stolen vehicle. there was a crash and the teens tried

at the new hope christian fellowship church in hayward. is open to the public. >>> tomorrow marks 40 years since the james massacre. nine people, many of them children died in a mass murder suicide in the cold settlement. the killings were ordered by jim jones. his followers drank fruit punch laced with cyanide. tomorrow, also marks the bay area [ indiscernible ]. she was traveling as a 20-year-old staffer to diana to investigate when cold members opened fire on her and her boss. the congressman leo ryan. ryan was killed. >>> the boring company is ready to open up the hyperlink tunnel. elon musk shows a video of the major milestone. >>> we have been locked in a stable weather pattern. we have more developments offshore. we have a strong to talk about. we will talk about rain chances with the full forecast, coming up and a bit. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in produc

>>reporter: from hayward we head to alameda. this spoon is interesting and we wanted to meet the woman who makes this. watching her work is like watching this incredible dance of heat and strength and metal. the power of each strike. the sound of metal on metal. watching the process that takes place here engages all your senses. >> it is a very visceral, focused experience.>>reporter: that is what she loves about what she creates. each piece is one-of-a-kind. each one tells a story. we watched her create the spoon that put her on the culinary map. specifically, it is an egg spoon championed by this chef. she saw a spoon that was at the berkeley store known as the gardener. >> about a year ago they told me about this. i thought it was a cool idea. she is a cool person and i wanted to make my own version. i made a few and put them in the store. a couple of months later she called me and said alice waters bought a couple of your spoons. i was excited. i hope she liked them. >>reporter: she did indeed. so much that alice waters' dau

oakland 5, hayward 7 degrees warmer than last night at this time. so as it goes, it's going to be a beautiful night for halloween. it's still got light out there. but please be safe driving home tonight. as it gets darker, you have the perfect night for it. when i come back, we'll chat about what you can expect. tomorrow is thursday. so we are getting close to the weekend. so we'll get involved in weekend discussions. see you back here. >>> thank you. a third generation bay area farmer needs a new cash crop to stay in business. and he is looking at marijuana. coming up next, how election day turned into a battle over marijuana in one city on the peninsula. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or, simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing with energy upgrade california. here are the facts.leading ainst prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c will "reduce homelessness" by creating affordable housing, expanding mental-health services, and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight,

here at hayward hardware store in the city of hayward, the owner jim wieder says keeping these dust and particulate masks in stock has been tough. customers have been coming in all day asking for them - depleting the store's inventory almost as fast as they get shipped in. so the limit is 3 per customer. wieder says these masks are in such high demand, that the vendor they buy from has no more in stock. he says that he doesn't look at this situation as a profit for his store - he sees it as a community service. <"i grabbed the last hundred cases that were available in northern california through our vendor at 5 this morning. by 5:30 this morning they were out. there's 20 in a case, so we have roughly 2,000 coming in tomorrow morning. as long as the truck gets here, we'll have about 2,000 tomorrow to get us through the weekend."> now wieder emphasizes the importance of getting the right mask. he says the n-95 model is the way to go because it's the model that filters out the most. reporting in hayward, sanaz tahernia, kron 4 news. ( darya ) search and recovery efforts are ramping up in a

. >>> in hayward, swimmers from around the bay area took part in a annual thanksgiving tradition who died on her 19th birthday. it was the plunge for the turkey swim. they were raising money for scholarships, two $2,000 scholarships each year. she was a lifeguard and swim instructor on the plunge. she was on her way to work when she was hit by a drunk driver and died in 2001, swimmers said they're happy to get a work out and help a good cause. >> to raise support in memory of someone who lost their life when they were young and to, in her remembrance to give scholarships to go to school, at that's great thing, for years they've been doing it. >> she was a freshman in what was called cal state hayward, she played on the water polo team. her family started the memorial fund days after she died. the money that's raised goes to scholarships, and it pays for low income children to take swimming lessons june the time is 4:26 this morning, the 7- year-old man has a lot to it be thankful for, and he was found alive upside down in san mateo county. he was reported missing, and authorities fou

northbound starting to get busy in hayward as well. and westbound east shore freeway. that's about a 30-minute drive time. you're looking at the live shot where we have reports of a stalled big rig. it did slow traffic through there and it looks like you're busy as you work your way towards the bay bridge toll plaza. over towards the central freeway 35 minutes. a beautiful forecast ahead. here's mary. >>> it is just lovely out there. a morning treat for you. i'm going to give you a live camera tour. starting off north you can see the transamerica pyramid. now let's head south and sun rising in the sky. lovely to see that and we're going to end looking east at our gorgeous mount d iablo with clear skies. oakland livermore at 50 and 39 in santa rosa. napa you're down to the mid 30s this morning. here's what you can expect taking you through the day. cool but chilly conditions this morning. clear skies as we kick off your tuesday on this election day. sunny skies as we head through the afternoon with above average temperatures we're talking 5 to 10 degrees above average.

smooth drive, a build for the 680 drive through the tri valley and 880 through hayward. fender bender reported around "a" street. everything is off to the shoulder. light volume but typical pattern because the commute routes are still similar to what you normally would see. contra costa county, walnut creek interchange off of highway 4, 42, 680 and 24. new crash reported toward the richmond to san rafael bridge. there are three lanes blocked for a couple of minutes. the slower drive if you're headed over from the racetrack, golden gate field, there will be an issue. watch for the traffic flow and clearing cars. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> 6:50 right now. happening now, six stranded whales back in the ocean in new zealand. conservation workers and volunteers hoping those whales will swim away into deeper waters. the ten pygmy killer whales stranded themselves. no word on why they beached themselves. over the weekend, 145 pilot whales became stranded. none of those survived. >>> next, your chance to do some real good to your fellowic californians on this giving week. >>>

a nice ride out of hayward into foster city. that's an easy 13 minute drive and no delays out of morin county. very quiet. things look good through there and looking good as well on the richmond san rafael bridge. you'll need about 7 minutes to make that portion of your drive. >>> search teams recover two more bodies in butte county bringing the number of people killed to 79 and nearly 700 people are still unaccounted for this morning. the relief, the fire burned 236 square miles that's about three times the size of the city of oakland. 70% contained. >>> this morning we're also learning the pg&e transmission line has a history of trouble. about six years ago a storm toppled 5 steel towers that support the same line. winds reached 50 miles anngidenr of 2012. that line is near the town of pulga. on november 8th there was also an outage in comecal. >>> 5:03 right now as we take a live look at the wiped out town of paradise. you can see piles and piles of rubble filling this parking lot. bay area volunteers are headed there this mo

folks are starting to push over from hayward and union city, fremont. there's the san mateo bridge, likewise, westbound, with the commute direction and no problems. guys, back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> when you think of b.a.r.t., do you think cuddly? >> no. >> the transit agency's new plush train may change your mind, or not. the snarky reaction online to the new toy. >>> as long as we're talking about the holidays let's do our holiday price check. did you pay the right price on black friday? >>> at 6:25, cool supplies for wildfire victims. the inspirational story from paradise you do not want to miss. it is 6:10 right now. you're watchinged it itted. you're watching "today in the bay." i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. ♪thisi'm gonna let it shine. ♪ it's energy saving time, ♪ i'm gonna

if i zoom in toward the san francisco area, hayward not catching a lot of rain but expect to see some rain within the next couple of minutes. down through the san jose area typical rain shower pattern there. we're going to continue to track these showers as we head into the next couple hours and give you a closer look at that. first a check on the roads with mike. >> slick roadways out there. this is the bay bridge toll plaza, a few drops on the lens and puddling and slicker conditions. that will be the case all around the bay. our road weather indeck, -- index, pacifica, daly city and out of the altamont pass no major problems and the flooding that had closures on 280 in san mateo last night have cleared. south bay we have a little flooding, surface streets only. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> this morning, the heavy rain is causing some problems on the roadways, keeping caltrans cruise busy. standing water in 101 in san rafael, it's hard to see in the big downpours but we're thankful the rain is here. >> we are glad we have the rain. i get wet, i'm happy. >> it helps the f

these were high temperatures today. 77 hayward, 80 morgan hill, 80 san jose. temperatures tomorrow going to come up a few degrees and that should be the warmest it gets. the salesforce building is lit up for halloween and it is different. i kind of like it. you do not see any fog and there is not a lot of wind . we will have warmer weather tomorrow. we have an anti-cyclonic flow that is clockwise and you see the air coming around and it goes to the upper level clouds and winds but the service is kind of doing the same thing. when it rotates clockwise it means that air is sinking. when the air sinks it gets warmer and we will be in the mid-80s tomorrow. tomorrow will be similar to today with overnight lows in the upper 40s and low 50s. there will be some fog trying to form at the coast but it is not going to happen. we have a good-looking day for tomorrow with the storm system and rain staying north. i am not seeing any rain out there. that can change but it looks dry into the first part of november. 85 antioch and now red flag warning because we are not dealin

also san francisco and parts of hayward. through mount hamilton, it has been raining all night long. we are seeing more downpours there. the wind advisory for the entire bay area, gusts up to 45 miles per hour. and a current check right now, 33-mile-per-hour wind gusts at san francisco. count on some delays there with winds over 22 miles per hour in hayward. so in the upper elevations, up to 40 miles per hour. for mount st. hell lena. here's a look at the next several hours. by 9:00, we are still looking at those colors, indicating the wind gusts from 20 to 30 miles per hour. it is a soggy and slippery morning commute with wind to boot. this is 10:00. we still have the yellows and the greens on the screen. so that represents the the rain. snow in the sierra. upper 50s. it's chilly out there. we still have looking at a bit of a break tomorrow. then more rain in the next seven days. so far so good. because we have had these a little bit of breaks. the timing is not great this morning. >> it sure isn't. just in time for the pea

it is that war which reagan fought, which nobody else fought. >> steve hayward. address to the national association of evangelicals in orlando, florida, on 1983. march 8, "in your discussions of the nuclear freeze proposals, i urge you to beware the temptation of pride, the temptation of declaring yourselves above it all and labeling both sides equally at fault of ignoring the facts of history and the aggressive impulses of an evil empire to simply call the arms race a giant misunderstanding and thereby remove yourselves from the struggle between right and wrong and good and evil." now, that was over the top, don't you think? >> not a bit. remember -- >> explain the context to he says your discussion of a nuclear freeze proposal, explain that. >> yes, 20 or 30 seconds were talking about. it was a religious movement that started with the catholics. but it spread to protestants. there were several initiatives calling for a nuclear freeze. 1982. this thing had momentum. what alarmed the white house was when the southern baptist convention, one of the southern baptis

to quote the hayward in the second volume of the age of reagan, the unheard-of had occurred. the president and the general secretary had just agreed to seek the total abolition of all nuclear weapons. then, near the end of the second day, the russian president says by the way, there is just one little condition. you have to confine this program to laboratory research. reagan says nothing doing and the summit reading your account, everybody thinks it was an a disaster! a disaster? >> none of these reasons directly involved him, but first of all, reagan said early on when he was running for president, one of his children or somebody set is that what i want to do is to be able to say yes. this was his great moment to do it. the second is there is several important moments that have gotten lost in the general narrative. remember in the speech later the next sentence after what you quoted, look that it might take 20 years to get deplorable systems and that turned out to be about right. with the russian president tried to appeal to him and say will get rid of our weapons and talk a