obviously the team slogan for the oakland a's is rooted in oakland. but as team president dave cable just alluded to, there are some questions about where this team might be playing in the future. coming up, we're going to continue our conversation. with dave kabel. we're going to talk about getting that new ballpark built somewhere here in oakland . or is this team potentially moving to las vegas cable coming up? this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. perk to ring central coliseum here in oakland for the oakland a's home opener here. they're taking on the orioles later on tonight. just about 2.5 hours live. look at the colosseum in oakland, with fa

yeah, beautiful night here in oakland for the oakland a's and the baltimore orioles. the team pretty good so far this year considering. >> they had a pretty tough road trip going up against some powerhouse teams in the american east. but hey, they're 5, 5, and fans are telling us that this team is exceeding their expectations. pretty good tailgate happening out here as well as fans are filing into the stadium. take a look. we had a lot of food, fun and family people getting out here and getting ready for the baseball season. as we said, the fans out here telling us that this team is is looking pretty good. despite a series of subtractions, the a's. were it seem like they were holding a fire sale? this offseason? they were dealing a lot of the household names like sean. when matt chapman and matt olson and it's like, oh, my goodness. who else is going to go? and even before all of that happened, former manager bob melvin took a trip down the 5 and he joined the san diego padres. is their new manager. >> lot of concern, too, about this about whether or not they were goi

oakland is very similar to detroit. i felt like it would be a good fit for me. >> reporter: and these graduates have a positive outlook about the future. >> we are going to blue print of what is expected and be that change. >> reporter: city leaders say they are hopeful to turn the page on policing. these new officers are eager to write the next chapter. make you want your toughest and strongest people to take that challenge. >> reporter: but it is an uphill challenge is the oakland police department will still be done more than 100 officers after these join the force. the oakland police department tells us it's 26 graduates will spend the next four weeks preparing for the transition on duty in the city. reporting in alameda county, shawn mendes primm, kpix 5. >> choosing how they do their job. >> absolutely. it starts with one officer at a time. >>> how about this? a story about the powerful connections you can make through social media. >> you really can bid for a san diego woman, it was actually life-changing. ruby d

oakland police department recovered nearly 300. ghost guns in the city of oakland. many departments in the bay area say there's been an explosion in ghost guns seized on the streets and during crimes were recovered. roughly a quarter of them have been ghost guns. they may not be made out of metal, you know, they could be made out of polymers and things like that. that may be more difficult to detect, look like metal detectors and things like that. and they say ghost guns are becoming more sophisticated and more dangerous . they're putting what's called an auto switch on the back. and making making the handgun fully automatic. these uh, firearms are capable of firing up to 100 rounds in a matter of seconds. several groups, including the gun owners of america, and the national rifle association, blasted the been administration's new rules. they say they oppose putting any restrictions on the sale of gun parts, and they opposed background checks and expanding the national registry of gun owners. the g o a says they plan to file a lawsuit. meantime oakland's police chie

oakland. it's making it easier for black owned businesses to operate and almost £100 of dangerous fentanyl. now off the area streets, the massive drug bust in the east range. this is ktvu fox. two news at six. good evening to you. i'm andre senior. the city of oakland now has a new collective where customers can now shop at a dozen black owned businesses. at one address the new concept again today, and it looks to help small businesses grow into bigger businesses without taking big risks. ktvu greg lincoln's is here. live with how it all works, greg andre for some small businesses, taking the leap to open a store front retail shop can be intimidating because of all of the associated cost. well some black entrepreneurs have come up with a creative way to mitigate that risk and are giving small businesses a chance to take baby steps before they're ready to jump. good to please. the cutting of the red ribbon officially opens a new black business collective called loyal to the soil on broadway an

oakland police are asking for your help to and finding this teenager. police say 15 year-old unai emery nelson was last seen at about 8 o'clock sunday night in the area 45th street and martin luther king junior way in oakland at the time she was wearing a dark green jacket with for and white pants. she's 5 feet. 6 inches tall. about 120 pounds, black hair, brown eyes. if you hear her, if you see her or you know where she might be, please call oakland police. we'll take a quick break. it is for 12. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> kidnappers of baby brandon are back in court today. why prosecutors say the duo have been planning to abduct 3 month-old for a while. plus, california's attorney general launches a first of its kind investigation on plastic. we'll say we'll tell you who he blames for deceiving the public and making the situation even worse. heidi covey: so, i have an eye disease that causes blindness. i have moments where i get a little bit sad because i just can't see things that i used to. dr. stanley taught me to trust in the lord

and the oakland mayor who referred us to the oakland city administrator. >> they sent kron 4 a statement that reads in part, quote, the city of oakland's administration takes harassment and other forms of discrimination seriously, i can say that there were circumstances and facts that led to the personnel decision in question and that i supported it. we continue to stand by the decision and we continue to stand behind chiefs s but is and the work he and the department of by those prevention are doing on behalf of the people of oakland and pull crane says it's hard to believe that this is happening to her after dedicated her career to helping victims of gender-based violence. >> i have devoted my life to supporting women and girls and individuals that have been harmed. and to know that i was dealing with it on my back. the whole time is just humiliating and heartbreaking. haaziq kron. 4 news. >> a federal judge has ruled better. former oakland police chiefs lawsuit against the city can proceed to a jury trial. former chief anne kirkpatrick, she says she was fired in 2020 for blowing the w

the oakland police chief. they're not mincing words as he takes aim at alameda county judges blaming them for allowing violent criminals back out on the streets. good evening, and thanks for joining us. i'm liz croight and i'm dan ashley. afternoon, a visibly angry and frustrated oakland police chief discussed the recent deadly shootings in his city abc 7 news reporter leslie. brinkley was there and has the details. the gun violence is unrelenting. oakland's police chief showed this video from april 8th at hillside and richey street. the number of firearms are officers are coming across every day. is unbelievable. we've already recovered 400 firearms and 2022. that's a 30% increase compared to this same time last year, so it's not getting better. it is getting worse. we are seeing people have more access to these weapons and willing to use them in our community in just the last week a homicide and robbery by lake merritt another victim found murdered in a vehicle an on-duty security guard at one of oakland's.

anyone with information is asked to call the oakland police department. in oakland. henry lee ktvu backs to news burglary suspect who barricaded himself inside a mountain view nonprofit organization this morning has been taken into custody. the sense it it started about eight o'clock this morning when police responded to the headquarters of the community service agency that son ireland road for a burglary report. police called in county mental health workers to negotiate with the suspect when he refused to come out. well about three hours later, the incident was resolved in the man was taken in for a psychiatric evaluation. it's a testament to the team here at six a and to the mountain view pd that we were able to have a response in a resolution to this this morning. police have not released the man's name community service agent agency offers services for low income seniors and house residents, including food housing assistance. and emergency rental funds. in the bay area and all around the world today, passing to reflect on the horrors of the holocaust calls to ens

anyone with information is asked to call the oakland police department. in oakland. henry lee ktvu backs to news. a wind advisory for the north and east bay this evening. we've got that fire burning out near the ultimate pass and some of the wind gusts out there 45 50 miles an hour. it's really blowing out in that area, but wind advisory station effect through tomorrow morning. these are the areas and it does include that that area where there's a fire latest word on that fire is frank was mentioning is it's there's a little bit of a firebreak. sounds like they're they're stopped it at a road and so they're trying to hold it off. but it is tough to fight fire, and that kind of wind fuel moistures are relatively high. temperatures are low humidities are pretty high, but still it's you know who wants to fight a fire 50 mile an hour wind out in the field, so we'll keep you posted on that. certainly mornings on two will be on that in the morning. hopefully, they'll have it obviously done by then. the winds at the c level area like oakland 20 miles an hour right now, that

oakland a's play here again. you love to hear it. the a's were back in oakland for their home opener tonight against the baltimore orioles fans gathered in the parking lot for the tailgate before the game . many told us they make sure to never missed the home opener. in what many a's fans are looking forward to this season. the team's future in the bay area is anything but certain. ktvu zach sauce explains the latest attempts from the a's front office and city leaders to keep the team rooted in oakland. another home opener in the books for az baseball, and with it diehard fans talking expectations for the season dubs goodwin's road winds april 18th on this family's calendar for weeks. super excited. i've been a oakland a's fans since i was super little billy ball years. billy martin was the manager and i'm always going to be in oakland, a's fan. i hope they never leave excited but struggling to ignore the giant elephant in the room. talk of the is possibly relocating to los vegas of a deal for a new stadium can be reached. not like t

, senator padilla and oakland mayor libby chef hosted a roundtable at city hall with oakland fire department officials and first responders. much of that discussion focused on the duties, pay and expected success of the mobile assistance community responders of oakland , or macro pilot program was launched earlier this month, and it's the first of its kind in oakland. it uses experts in mental health and de escalation to respond to nonviolent emergency calls. what you heard here today is that macro is not just an emergency response. it is part of a bigger vision of how we care for our people. imagine the macro responders when we asked them to do now. if we didn't pay them, support them sufficiently where there in turn dealing with food insecurity or housing insecurity. most of macros crews are made up of oakland natives, something used to be homeless or formerly incarcerated. caltrain is temporarily reducing service next week in an effort to speed up electrification work in san mateo and burlingame. the transit agency says daily service will drop from 104 trains per day 2 88 between monday a

degrees and piedmont and also in oakland 41 degrees in morgan hill. here's your extended forecast for calling for nothing but sunshine, although will it up a bit and bring down the temperature on monday rebounded to warmer conditions on tuesday. hey, garcia, mike next time around, i'm going to talk about rain back in the picture like the sound of that, alright, thanks, roberta still to come here at noon. it's being called racist and dangerous. what? we're learning about a new game at the center of controversy in the city of venetia and how one student says this hateful (footsteps) ♪ from the mountains to the coast, ♪ ♪ it's the state with the most. ♪ ♪ somos la crema de la crema ♪ ♪ con mucho sol todo el año, cuidado que te quemas ♪ ♪ stack that cheddar, make it melt. ♪ ♪ cook it up, stretch it out. ♪ ♪ we're breaking the mold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ shining like gold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado live in the golden state ♪ uh is at the center of a controversy it is called racist and inse

oakland international 51. mineta international at 36 there you have napa and conquered, coming in at 29 mile per hour wind gusts while mountain views sported a 30 mile wind gusts. now rainfall totals. this was the second half of the chapter of our weather page today. san francisco with just over 1/10 of an inch of rain and just slightly over half an inch in the santa cruz mountains. we have crystal clear skies. i should say, windswept skies, actually in our temperatures are in the forties. once these winds begin to dial back even more gently, we will see that temperature plummet. right now. the wind gusts of up to 26 in concord, currently 30 at oakland international, 22 santa rosa. so when you factor in the winds with those temperatures currently in the forties of desk feel a bit brisk outside and downright raw and some locations now here's the deal. this is a very vigorous cold front actually dumped three inches of snow today in portland, oregon, which was a record for them for this april 11th and now as it c

oakland has games. he has a three-run home run to left in the 3rd inning, 5, 2, and in the 7th, another of those youngsters, this one clark, a three-run shot. this one to right is rolling 11 to 2. the at that point. but the final was 12 to 4 oakland. their next game is against the rockies was tomorrow. his first coming up. so where can you find the best burrito? and california? >> yelp says it is not. >> here in the bay area where >> here in the bay area where it and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes fir

anyone with information is asked to call the oakland police department. in oakland. henry lee ktvu backs to news new at noon. bart is bringing back its mask mandate for writers. this morning, the bart board of directors approved a temporary amendment requiring writers to wear masks and paid areas of the system. the requirement applies to trains and all portions of stations beyond the fare. gates station agents will offer mass to people who enter stations without them, and the rule is expected to be enforced by bart police. i think what station agents would be responsible is what they have been to, you know already, which is they have masks and if people want them, they can come get them from them. bart dropped its mask mandate last week after the federal rule was overturned before today's decision to require them it had switched to recommending mass instead. all eyes are on twitter stock today, which at this point is up by about one and a third percent after that company reported earnings of more than $513 million in the first quarter revenue rose 16% to 1.2 billion

friends in east oakland. it happened saturday night on 68th avenue between foothill and macarthur. the 15 year old girl was camilla brown of antiochus, a neighbor told ktvu miss brown and two others were visiting another teenager who lives in the apartment building. the police still investigating who had the gun and why it was fired. when we look at a you know, innocent 15 year old girl losing her life on the streets of oakland like that is ridiculous. that shooting was oakland's 34th homicides so far this year in oakland, had five other shootings over the weekend, all in the span of seven hours. each of the victims is expected to survive. over the last week. oakland police say there were four homicides in the city. but they say overall homicides are down 17. compared to the same time last year. union city police are asking for the public's help to solve another deadly weekend shooting. it happened saturday morning near eric court and kaneda way, police say a 43 year old man was shot multiple times and died a

this is from oakland. but definitely the rainfall rates picking up first thing tomorrow morning rain and wind for your saturday but then after that point as we head into the afternoon hours, we will leave, but we should really scale back on the rainfall coverage here is that heavy rain tomorrow morning. this is seven o'clock the possibility of a thunderstorm and look what happens into the afternoon hours, especially after 12 or one o'clock. the clouds clear out, and we are expecting the more sunshine tomorrow afternoon, but more rain clouds next week and we'll have more on those rain chances with your full update coming up in a little bit. alright looking forward to it, mark. thank you, the last hurrah for some of the tahoe ski resorts should be a good one palisades tahoe says it has seen about 15 inches of snow in the last 24 hours. they are keeping the upper mountain slopes open, possibly through the end of the month. boreal told us at noon. they will be shutting down after this weekend, but you can enjo

now the time made me right for oakland. that's how oakland city council member dan called sees it, so we're not giving up on getting more people vaccinated. we're not giving up on reducing the spread. but we're trying to do what's most sensible. he's proposing a revised ordinance on may 3rd that the oakland city council is likely to support which would remove the proof of vaccination requirement and most indoor settings. except for city senior centers and assisted living facilities. would also enforce masks at mega events in oakland that are larger than 1000 people . a boulder directive in alameda county is more mild recommendation for people to wear masks. my feeling is in the places where you're most. concerned about transmission. why does strongly recommended let's require it. let's see if that really helps and makes a difference at oakland's historic everette and jones bbq on broadway no longer requiring proof of vaccination would make a big difference. sometimes you have two people are confrontational about it. the res

you call the oakland a's the oakland dorothy's because there's no place like home, especially after a 10 game road trip. it's about 2 weeks. >> they don't have players here, but they will finally have the players in the dugout, including the manager, of course, new manager. >> bob melvin took off to san diego padres. so under new administration, but same team rooted in oakland since 1968. hopefully they'll stay in oakland for a long time. but that's something that's cannot be controlled by the fans. what you can control if you're a fan. first pitch 06:40pm, tonight. this feels like getting ready for the look at this. the guests are not here is that you're very busy getting your house ready to go. they have been busy since about 5 o'clock in the morning because a lot of people will be in attendance. the oakland a's actually should have done this 2 weeks ago, but because of the major league baseball lockout, they were not able to do it because logistically things just got topsy-turvy. so they were not able to do it. that's when they said you got to hit the road. they got to do that. but

we reached out to chief says it is and the oakland who referred us to the oakland city administrator. >> they sent kron 4 a statement that reads in part, quote, the city of oakland's administration takes harassment and other forms of discrimination seriously, i can say that there were circumstances and facts that led to the personnel decision in question and that i supported it. we continue to stand by the decision and we continue to stand behind chiefs s but is and the work he and the department of violence prevention are doing on behalf of the people of oakland and pull crane says it's hard to believe that this is happening to her after dedicated her career to helping victims of gender-based violence. >> i have devoted my life to supporting women and girls and individuals that have been harmed. and to know that i was dealing with it on my back. the whole time is just humiliating and heartbreaking. haaziq kron. 4 news. >> other news tonight, the united states is committing 300 million dollars in additional aid to ukraine. the promised goods include laser guided rocket systems. armed

but oakland police are looking for the ron gilbert right now. now to national news where a federal judge in florida has struck down the cdc's national mask mandate on planes and other forms of public transit. >> the decision is arguing that the mandate exceeded the authority of u.s. health officials. that also says the cdc did not properly justify its decision to extend the mandate. the mask requirement was supposed to expire today. but last week the cdc extended it through may 3rd, which allowed the agency more time to study the omicron sub variant ba 2 that highly transmissible variant is now responsible for the vast majority of covid cases in the u.s. we have now reached out to airports here in the bay area for comment so far, sfo and sanford, a san jose man at airports are saying they're seeking clarification from the tsa and when this would be affected. so they're waiting to hear from the cdc or the department of justice about whether or not that ruling will be appealed. we'll let you know, because i'm sure travelers have a lot of questions

over oakland, oakland reporting less than 10th of an inch, but some areas like ken field a little bit more than half inch. so the north bay coming away quite nice storm tracker to there. showing you it is moving out. we have a few scattered showers over our east bay as well as into our south bay. north bay. maybe a little bit of drizzle feel light, scattered showers over american canyon to the east bay. we go where we have light rain over livermore. some of our diablo range. higher elevation stuff. looks like antioch. brentwood you may have some scattered showers in your neighborhood and to the sierra where the snow will continue. for the next several hours, and there is a winter weather advisory that goes until two o'clock this afternoon. do expect the passes to be very slick and you will need chains or snow tires. 356 inches of snowfall expected by this evening and some of the higher peaks. could get 6 to 10 the way out to friday evening to get a load of th snow, perhaps with the next storm that is coming our way wednesday into thursday for us here at home. you can see 2 107 inch le

oakland has been awarded nearly $15 million in funding. from the states home key program to buy and convert the piedmont place motel into housing for the homeless. it will ultimately have 44 units with social services available to residents. the project expects to open this coming fall . there is a new police chief at the police department, former san francisco police captain steven ford was sworn in as the interim chief during ceremonies yesterday. ford spent 31 years at the san francisco police department, including as a commander during sweeping reforms. he says he will use what he learned from that experience to lead the antioch's police department. here i am faced with this incredible opportunity. to positively influence this organization. and to pass on what i deem important. 21st century policing policies, strategies, philosophies and practices. a procedural justice. the eniac mayor says it could take months to go through the complete process of deciding if chief ford will become the permanent chief says he's open to prove himself i

is back in oakland tonight. the eighties had their 1st 10 games on the road. so finally, fans get to cheer them on here in person of a celebration for this whole season, and with that celebration there saying goodbye to some things that we hope we don't have to see again. those cutouts those cardboard cutouts of fans in the crowd, the fake crowd noises and empty concession stands, then reduced capacity in 2021. it's officially the colosseum come back. we're just looking forward to having people back and you know, celebrating baseball, seeing the fans seeing all the smiles on people's faces, you know, just enjoying an incredible evening of aids baseball to coliseum and routing on a really exciting young team. guys? yeah. some other activities are back to kids get to run the bases again every sunday and we'll see some fireworks shows this season now, a few things to note. if you're going to the game tonight, you will need proof of covid vaccination to enter indoor spaces in the colosseum, but not to enter the actu

fire in oakland are right now. i would calling city council member who will be calling up in the mayor. i would be calling all my representatives and letting them know exactly what this is doing. to me. that's the most. that's the most important thing that they we can do right now is. >> have tended speak out and eat. is the co chair of the oakland tenants union. >> he says the city councilors can step in and stop the increase. the city council can anything about some of the other things like gasoline vote. we have the power in oakland to do something about housing. amanda hari kron, 4 news >> us living expenses had a 40 year high over the last year. the report says that prices surged 6.6% over the 12 month period ending in march. economists are hoping inflation, pete, in the 1st quarter, despite the price jumps, data shows americans did feel a little better about the economy this month. >> now the baby brandon, it is safe and back home with his mom. a judge has denied bail to the 2 people accused of s% taking that

in the city of oakland. parents being told not to send their children to class will take you live to one school as a district wide teacher strike is now underway. two people accused of kidnapping a three point old baby scheduled to be in a san jose courtroom today. this is the boy's mother speaks out about those who are now charged with her son's abduction. and a former u. s. marine killed in ukraine this morning. his family has many questions about his death as russia's attacks continue overnight. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings onto all right. good morning, everyone and welcome back to morning. don to it is friday, april 29th on mike mibach gasia mikaelian. let's get outside. the weather is going to be pretty pleasant today and through the weekend, steve paulson, i think it was yesterday. behind you. i saw white caps today looks a lot calmer class. there you go. alright. mike garcia? yes, it will be nice today. little chill in the morning air for us here for the end of april, has some thirties fo

reporting from oakland. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. two years into construction at the charles m. schulz sonoma county airport. the final steel beam is now in place on the framework for a new terminal. county leaders in airport officials celebrated the milestone this morning. by topping it off. it's a topping off ceremony, the county broke around on the $31 million expansion project in 2020. after years of planning officials say the new terminal will create more opportunities for travel for local visitors as well as growing businesses and, of course, bringing more money into the county. it's also meeting a real need here in sonoma county . the demand for air travel from this airport and to this airport is higher than ever. and it's going to continue to grow. the terminals. project manager says the site is also providing full time work for more than 250 people on the construction crew . the new terminal is expected to be completed by next spring. new natural disaster warning devices are going up around berkeley, the city is getting 15 a

that's a big drop from tomorrow's high temperature in san francisco. 13 degree drop for oakland. well immodest 9 degrees drop for san jose. temperatures will back down to pretty much normal for this time of year by sunday. below average temperatures on monday with a chance of showers in the forecast. then we had out closer to normal temperatures by wednesday of next week. near record high temperatures tomorrow, and then down to several degrees below average by the beginning of next week courtesy of that ch ss an a 10t total rainfall, beggars cannot be choosers, so we will take what we can get. we will take a closer look at those rain chances coming up at 6:00. >>> i'm allen martin. all new at 6:00, a longtime college newspaper fighting to survive. now, it is reaching out for help. the efforts to keep the daily californian from shutting down. >>> cal fire is sounding the alarm. they say fire season is starting early this year. i'm just keeley in san jose. coming up, precautionary measures being taken. >>> a popular mexican restaurant wins its fight to open up a location in san fra

oakland. there's a new program changing the way the city response to emergencies. com forces he takes a look at how it works. >> so just won't let you go. i'm going i have to kind of have this on a little low and you're going to have on because you you're still duty during the we have 2 crews in the streets right now in east oakland, with the mobile assistance, community responders of oakland or macro launched its pilot phase back on 4/9/2022. since then, the staff members have been busy introducing themselves to oakland residents and reacting to several nonviolent, not emergency situations in the process. as macro program manager elliot joe's here is how he describes macro. we are teams of emergency medical technicians and community intervention specialist role that was created for oakland that will be dispatched to address low acuity quality of life concerns and community disturbances throughout the city of oakland. the timing couldn't be better, says the president of the oakland police offi

oakland surged ahead 31 in the second. and then in the third, shaun murphy crushing that ball to the budweiser party deck, giving the a's a 51 lead. the jays tied it up, but christian pichet gave the a's the permanent lead with a two run homer, his first of the season. final score a seven js five. the same two teams play again this morning. the oakland a's will finally play their home opener tomorrow. as we've been telling you, the teams say fans will need to show proof of vaccination if they want access to any of the indoor spaces at the oakland coliseum. that includes the treehouse. shibe park tavern bullet bar and the team stores. the team says it is because of an oakland city mandate that was put in place in february and remains in effect. should be a nice day for baseball tomorrow, claudine, you will be out there, but we'll have lots of folks in the stands and a lot of our tailgate. as you're eating hot dogs and enjoying your day i'll be here but it will be good weather there. somehow i was knocked off the list. took

the east oakland stadium alliance commissioned a survey of 800 voters in oakland this month, but found three quarters, 76% wants to vote on any deal the city strikes with the a's. 85% of voters also want to require full independent public analysis, before any deal is made but oakland's mayor does not think the issue belongs on the ballot. >> this is the job of councilmembers. they are paid full-time salaries, they have professional staff, they have access to experts. this is a very complicated project. >> the mayor says beautification of public land and job creation has reasons that the proposed project with the a's is right for the city. councilmember noel geyer says he will push for a cost-benefit analysis of the entire project. at the councils next meeting. >> google says it plans to invest $9.5 billion in offices and data centers in the u.s. this year, including in downtown san jose. that is up from more than $7 billion last year. the ceo says even with fewer people working in the office investing in campuses still helps product and quality of life for workers. >>> high gas prices

here's a look at the oakland coliseum, where we are mostly clear and cool this morning, oakland in the forties. first a look at the storm, and then we will take a look at your numbers pacific northwest and into northern california already seeing some of the wet stuff, but for us, it's going to take the entire day. we're going to get some bay area rain this year is going to pick up some snow, and there's a winter weather advisory for travel about 6500 ft. it starts early tomorrow morning, and we'll go until tomorrow afternoon. so if you're traveling over the past is today you're okay. tomorrow is going to be a different story. make sure you have a chains or the snow tires. here's a look at the forecast for the sierra anywhere from 4 to 6 inches expected above 6500 ft and some isolated areas. could pick up 10 inches. that's great news for us. it's a quick moving system. it's a very weak storm, and we're looking at quarter inch or less from tonight into tomorrow morning. here's a view of the timeline stopping it for you at your lunch hour. today we already have an increase in the cloud co

oakland's mayor and police chief said wednesday that oakland's police department has fundamentally frk this has been a commitment that all of the members of the police department has agreed to the idea that we want to be progressive. at a hearing wednesday, a u. s district judge says he intends to give the oakland police one year of accountability to prove that they can sustain all of the required reforms that they have made, he said quote this is the time to show that the reforms, procedures, policies and practices that are required by the nsa are part of the dna of the department. the federal oversight was part of a 2003 negotiated settlement agreement or en esa after a class action lawsuit by more than 100 people who claimed four officers dubbed the riders beat up residents planted drugs, falsified reports and committed other acts of fraud and racial profiling. i'm hopeful that this will be a new day, civil rights attorney john burris represented the alleged victims praised police for making the reforms, he says just one is still not completed, creating equal all disciplinary measur

as oakland ear's. as the city of oakland. i will say that we've intentionally put officers in these locations, additional officers around the jack london area, the uptown area around lake mary. these are cornerstones of our city. we must protect them. people must feel like they can come and enjoy. the beautiful areas will do everything we can to keep them safe. so let's talk about what happened at the lake. not that long ago there was increased enforcement increased patrols around the lake. then you got some pushback from the community. people saying look, don't over police. the lake. this is where i go to barbecue. push my kids on a swing chat with my neighbors. how do you balance that? well what i think is important is that we meet with community and that's what we've done around the lake. we have a committee that includes community members. were we discussing what the community would like to see from law enforcement, their concerns the issues that they would like us to address and i think that collaborative approach is the

oakland 64. 70 san jose. another north bayview the clouds getting thick and low but it's not raining there yet. we have upper 60 as at fairfield, concord and livermore and here's our view from the rooftop camera at low clouds over the bay. these are from the forecast futures. rain arrives in the north bay tonight. continues into the kwoefr night into the early morning reaching all parts of the bay area. a more vigorous storm arrives wednesday, continues thursday and friday and we can expect a sunnier, dryer over the weekend. a storm of light intensity. light rain, scattered showers. less than a quarter of an inch likely for most locations. it will be breezy at times. by 11:30 we should see rain hitting every region of the bay area. it is not going to be heavy rain but it will be wet and continue overnight leaves wet pavement for the morning commute. although the rainfall will taper off by midday followed by lots of cloudy skies. over in the sierra it will snow a bit. a weather advisory will be from 10:00 to 2

oakland students told to stay home today. the reason their teachers are participating in a one-day strike. stay with us. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. here's a look at the top stories on "today in the bay." >> starting with breaking news overnight over ukraine. an an american military contractor reportedly died fighting alongside ukrainian forces. the family of willy joseph cancel tells cnn he's a former marine. nbc news reached out to the family, have not heard back yet. the state department is aware of the report but cannot confirm it. >>> the head of the united nations says this morning ukraine and russia are not ready to make peace. this as ukraine's capital of kyiv comes under new fire. in the latest attacks overnight, one person died, ten others are injured. >>> oakland teachers are holding a one-day strike and bob redell, students staying home is not the only option for parents. >> reporter: good morning, to you, kris and laura. parents are asked to keep their kids home from school today because

take a look at this. >> after a season opening road trip, the oakland a's are back in oakland. it's a new season and a new look team. but the fans are excited to see what they can do on the open days. fans tailgating for opening and the team is back for its 54th season in the bay area. and it's good to have baseball back in oakland once again. really glad to be out here today with all my friends are 9th year in a row for opening day. it's just fun and it's exciting to be here. spirits are high. despite a series of offseason moves, big names like matt olson, and matt chapman worship the way. but this team is so far exceeding expectations. a lot of into the comes back. but other than that, we're good where we were looking pretty solid for said that we lost quite a few players that we we all love and admire the bay. but >> you know where united were team. we stick with >> there've also been worries about the a's potentially moving to las vegas. but some fans tell us not a chance. know where you take your mind they know they can survive in the nobody can survive for these a's fans.

that commute through oakland is not bad. if you are headed to the bridge, to the bay bridge, the back up is pretty minimal. metering lights are on but you are only to the 880 over pass. it is still safe to say it is friday light. it does get crowded across the upper deck into the city. a live look at another camera, 101 at 17th street. this is not far from the central freeway. on the right traffic counter commute getting to the lower bra wind things are nice also. advisory in effect issued over night by cal tran. a little gust' across the span but no delays. look at the travel times in the green. happy friday. 580, 680, dublin interchange moving at the limit. we had a trouble spot in fremont 880, that's clear. traffic is moving nicely. this weekend there will be track maintenance. no train service for bart between south hayward and union city. that's only saturday and sunday. they will have bus service available. expect at least a 20 to 25 minute delay and give yourself extra time if you are using bart this weekend. len. >>

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> baseball is back in oakland. the a's are set to play their home opener at the coliseum. tonight. the team. but on the road, first, 10 games of the season were away from the coliseum. have big night in sports tonight. they are taking on the baltimore orioles in oakland car first and 3rd live for us at the coliseum tonight. he joins what's what's the feel there? what's the energy like >> really good energy. i mean, it's a nice night for baseball. despite it being a little windy out here. but hey, it's oakland, we know we know how it could be. it's very area out here that team looking pretty good so far this year, as grant mentioned, they play the first 10 games in the road. they're 5, 5, right now. but they played some pretty tough teams. fans out here tailgating before they filed into the stadium, as you probably maybe make out behind me here at the oakland coliseum. of course, all about food and family fun and rooting on the oakland a's fans telling us that this team is actually a exceeding their expectations con

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> an oakland october house hopes to raze up to $10,000 for ukraine relief with a single you powerful umthink. that is called girl with candy. in the photographic it captured a child holt holding an uploaded double barrel ratifyel in her hand and a hole bop in her mouth. the girl is the daughter of an amateur ukrainian photographer who, too the photo days before the invasion. the gallery in the oakland will offer the first five official prints of the image. they're expected to sell from between $21,000 -- between $1,000 and $2,000 each and the proceeds will be donated to ukraine odd. >>> russia and ukraine are hurdling towards what could be an epic battle for the industrial heartland. ukrainian officials report that moscow shifted dozens of the military units from maiupol to the eastern part of the country, after russia claimed capture of the southern port city. ukrainian authorities said more than 20,000 civilians have been killed in the city where new satellite images reveal another possible mass grade. some ukrainian defenders remain there hold up in a st

a live look in oakland showing you our 8:00 a.m. coliseum camera. everything is moving at the limit. aside from the blocking issue in hercules, we are clear for your commute. reggie: monumental major league history. it was made right in the bay area. plus today we could find out how people really feel about a new ballpark in oakland. and a california hotel under construction turned to ash. the highway inferno for one dramatic drive home. as we had to break, a live look outside. it is 6:12. >> not having other much time. reggie: tributes going out to gilbert gottfried's family announcing he died after a long illness. he was known for the voice and his shouting delivery on stage and of course he voiced the parent in the 1992 version of aladdin. an incredible survival story after a crash in minnesota, and camera. you will see a white car lose control and end up directly in the path of that ox truck. the truck it's the car, smashes to the side of the bridge, then burst into flames. >> all i saw was roxanne dirt. next thing i know i am getting hit and ge

this week, the city of oakland will seek to end two decades of federal oversight of the oakland police department. according to the chronicle. the city attorney filed the statement with the federal judge , saying they want to begin a one year transition period required to end federal oversight. earlier this year, the same judge said the oakland police department still has a way to go to meet court ordered reforms. the judge is expected to consider the request tomorrow. for the second time this year, and i semitic flyers have been found in the east bay town of danville. now police are calling it a hate incident. ktvu elissa harrington spoke with a rabbi about his message to the community. it's frustrating when there's a fringe, you know. voice of hates that comes into that comes into town, rabbi shmuley reitman of the habad of danville was in the middle of teaching hebrew school sunday morning when calls started pouring in from concerned community members. dozens of residents woke up to find anti semitic flyers in their driveways that contained false propaganda. the flyers looked almost

in oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news. police are addressing a violent crime in the city after a series of shootings this past weekend, even though opd had more officers on the streets. at least five people were wounded in shootings. on saturday, 15 year old girl was shot near the east mont town center. she died the next day today. oakland police chief laurent armstrong joined us to discuss the increase in crime, he says. despite the recent violence, oakland is seeing a slight improvement. thanks in part to operation ceasefire. this year. we are back fully implemented ceasefire and we've seen a slight decline in homicides so far this year. last year at this time we had over 41 homicides. today we sit at 35 so it is progress and it is because of the ceasefire strategy. it is because of communities partnership and stepping up right now in this moment. chief armstrong says the department plans to once again increased police patrols this weekend. he adds that despite being short staffed, he's encouraged that ongoing hiring eff

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> an oakland auction houses hoping to raise up to $10,000 for ukraine relief with a single, powerful image. it is called "girl with candy," a child holding an unloaded double barrel rifle in her hand and a lollipop in her mouth. she's the daughter of an amateur ukrainian photographer who took a just days before the russian invasion. on sunday, the auction gallery in oakland will offer the first five official printings of that image. they are expected to sell for $1000-$2000 apiece. all the proceeds will be donated to ukraine aid. >>> tonight, russia and ukraine are hurtling toward what could be an epic battle for the country's industrial heartland. ukrainian officials report moscow has shifted a dozen military units from the ruins of mariupol to the eastern part of the country, after russia claimed capture of the southern port city. ukrainian authorities say more than 20,000 civilians have been killed in the city, where new satellite images revealed another possible mass grave. some ukrainian defenders remain there tonight, holed up in a steel plant. >>

hazy oakland. we are not seeing any fog on the visibility sensors. santa rosa in the mid 40s right now. that's where our lowest visibility number is down to 8. looking at 10 everywhere else. daytime highs today, jumping back up. let's get everybody in here. 76 in downtown san jose. redwood 73 today. numbers for the inland valleys of the east bay come up to around near 80. 78 concord. back along the east bay shoreline, low to mid-70s and the numbers through sanoma getting near 80. 78 santa rosa. a little breezy this afternoon. in the usual places, where you don't necessarily feel it if you are not near the water, a bit of on shore flow and the wind pick up where the screens are lit up. see the gusts up to near 20 to 30. that's near the water in the har of the bay. inland not as breezy. that pattern when you see that happen with the strong flow is your sign, daytime highs will cool down and sure enough, when we look at the seven day forecast see the pattern. san jose, 71 today, down to the mid-60s tomorrow. everybody will stay cool. pretty much around

i want to let you know, though, bring your vaccination card because this being oakland, oakland, the city of oakland requires if you going indoors, you have to show it to get your food, a certain locations or beer or alcohol. those locations prove that you're vaccinated. but outside here with your family and friends, you don't have to worry about it as well. no big deal. but the bottom line is it is ready. this has been on the field for quite some time. opening week again, that was supposed to be seen by the public 2 weeks ago. but if you go into tonight, you can they're getting very busy. james darya. this is something i'm just we do so many live shots and trying to mix it up a little bit. look at all that grass on the back of the john deere. that's since friday. can you imagine if your mom and dad said, you know, i cut the grass, but mom, i did on friday. it's monday. get out there and that's what it's doing a lot of growth in 3 days. >> my mom, mean, she couldn't pay me to try. may be to cut grass. and these guys do it. that's a lot of growth in this trying to mix it up. let the f

in oakland. henry lee ktvu fox two news, oakland police are addressing violent crime in the city after a series of shootings this past weekend, even though opd had more officers out on the streets. five people were wounded in shootings that happened just hours apart. last friday and on saturday of 15 year old girl way today. oakland police chief says, despite the recent us live violence oakland has seen a slight improvement, thanks in part to operation ceasefire this year. we are back fully implemented ceasefire, and we've seen a slight decline in homicides so far this year. last year at this time we had over 41 homicides. today we sit at 35 so it is progress and it is because of the ceasefire strategy. it is because of communities partnership and stepping up right now in this moment. chief armstrong says the department plans to once again increased police patrols this weekend. the chief adds that despite being short staff, he's encouraged that ongoing hiring efforts and the departments to academ

fire in oakland are right now. i would calling a city council member who will be calling up in the mayor. i would be calling all my representatives and letting them know exactly what this is doing. to me. that's the most. that's the most important thing that they we can do right now is. >> have tended speak out and eat. is the co chair of the oakland tenants union. >> he says the city councilors can step in and stop the increase. the city council can change and and they can pass an emergency ordinance suspending the 6.7% allowable increase for this year. he says for most types of inflation, people have no control. >> but they can do something about rent. maybe you can't do anything about some of the other things like gasoline vote. we have the power in oakland to do something about housing amanda hari kron. 4 news >> so in sports, the niners take is details. those who they selected in the second round of the draft. also, we'll break down that niners in raiders. other selections will be live with andrew marden. the

and how about a little oakland defense? austin hayes. it's a fly ball to medium deep right in the seventh brown throws through trey mancini has cut down at the plate. sean murphy putting on the tag. the ace get the win and their home opener 521, oakland six and five. in the young season, the giants had their game in new york tonight rained out. they'll play a doubleheader tomorrow. sanity earthquakes are off to a terrible start. today their head coach was a casually matthias almeida has been fired after the quake started the season four and three, which is dead last in the western conference made it will be replaced by interim coach alex kovalev. that's it for now. very busy day in sports , most part a good day for the bay area. sports teams. warriors win eight win can't can't beat that? that's a good day. thank you. next at 11. challenges of people who are aging in our city access to healthcare housing. these will be the things that i fight for. we have to build housing that is truly affordable for all san franciscans for all california