cases. >> this testing site at fremont central park is offering covid tests at no cost. people can make appointments but those who didn't have one were relieved to find out today they were also taking walks in. that is at least until they reach capacity. >> how hard has it been trying to find anything? >> really hard. we fried calling like different various clinics. >> similar stories from people waiting in line at the bay area community health testing event today in fremont. it hasn't be easy to find a covid test in alameda county or another paarea soon as possible and then i realize almost all are full. >> some are getting tested after showing symptoms. others need a test for work or they just want to be safe. >> we are just getting back from a resort and we just want to make sure we are inactive though we don't have any symptoms. we are going to connect with others. >> we may have seen a peak in positive tests. >> which is a good sign. that's the first thing that changes. some eastern cities washington and new york are reporting declines in cases as is the uk. so, i t

while go lived in new york, her home was in fremont. today in the bay, cheryl hurd is there. >> reporter: many people who came here didn't know michelle go. tonight they felt it was important to be here. >> i may not know her but the fact that she graduated from the high school that my kids went to and grew up in fremont makes it closer to home. >> reporter: her death taken place far from home in new york city. she moved there many years ago establishing a career and volunteering and focusing on people with mental health problems. this past weekend someone pushed her in front of a subway train in times square. >> michelle does not deserve this and with the last two years of asian hate crimes rising. >> when we see this happens time and time again, we have to speak up against this. >> reporter: it is unclear why the person turned himself in for the crime attacking go. the suspect has a record of mental health problem from new york to san francisco, people have been coming together to remember go. >> my comments are personal. michelle was

. >>> that's really foggy for that fremont shot. even foggier is the golden gate bridge. light traffic. watch the visibility. we're going to get a good view. >>> good morning to you. i'm bertha kooms from cnbc. stocks sold off going into the close of the day yesterday as investors remain cautious about the prospect of higher interest rates. the dow falling nearly 340 points, down for the fourth straight day. the s&p and nasdaq also dropping about 1%. the nasdaq is down about 10% from its record high in november. on wall street, we call that correction territory. in focus today we'll get reports on unemployment, manufacturing and existing homes. we have earnings this morning from american airlines, better than expected, although the ceo saying near term bookings remain light amid omicron. this afternoon we'll hear from netflix. we heard from united airlines yesterday. they reported a smaller fourth quarter loss helped by holiday travel demand. united says the omicron variant has affected bookings, but they believe the setbacks will be temporary. united is scaling back its

in fremont, a free covid test giveaway attracted so many people, the fremont police had to warn people to avoid the area. this is at the fremont unified school district headquarters. hundred of parents lined up on foot and also drove up by car. ultimately, officers had to shut thing down and just send people home. >> it is recommended you go home and try again tomorrow. >> i think it is good. you can't buy these tests anywhere in stores right now. and there are a couple weeks until you can get a regular test to be scheduled so this is helpful. >> yeah. it is hard to get the testing kits because they're sold out almost everywhere you go. and getting a testing site and a scheduled appointment is difficult as well. fremont unified, the parents do have another chance to pick up their free testing kits tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. if you're lack form covid testing site, we're here to help you. head to nbcbayarea.com or our nbc bay area app. we've compiled a list of sites broken down by county so you can find a site close to you. >>> some of our bay area schools are running into pro

. >> the worriers today announced that fremont green will be out at least two more weeks with a lower back injury and he had that place since injuring his calf last saturday and he is currently running in minnesota and moving pictures on the late show, game day. >> how about utah with 13 point lead and in the fourth quarter and he whipped past inside lexi hall and the post scores 21 and under three minutes left and stanford up and he knocked it down and shed 24 points and they came back to get it 83-73 and unbeaten impact 12 play >> a lot of moving pictures here in sports and with the top dog today, the 49ers and we have a whole other week to talk about the next big game. >> thank you very much. >>> up next the creature pulled from the rubble of a burning building and an unusual rescue pulled off by local fire does your vitamin c last twenty-four hours? only nature's bounty does. immune twenty-four hour plus has longer lasting vitamin c. plus, herbal and other immune superstars. only from nature's bounty. >>> tennis superstar novak djokovic flew out of australia late sunday night hour

again, stations in new york city go was born in berkeley, grew up in fremont on saturday. go left her apartment in new york was about to get on a subway train in times square. the times square station when police say that man, 61 year-old pushed her from behind. police have charged simon marshall with second degree murder. they say he was emotionally disturbed. they say the homeless man had also tried to push another person on to the tracks before he pushed go. investigators do not believe at least at this point that go was targeted because of her race. kron four's taylor bisacky is listening into that vigil and she will have much more tonight during our primetime newscast said 8, 9.10. >> and now to our 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside the sampayo bridge. lot of traffic out there tonight. also home on a tuesday that everyone is working remotely. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us tonight. what you have out there? yeah. dry span of weather continues. grant. yeah, not temperature wise, but it's been very dry here since about the second week in janua

michelle go grew up in fremont, moved to new york to go to grad school and pursue a career in business. on the way to work last week, looking at phone on the platform, homeless man used both hands to violently shove her on to an oncoming train. investigators say he's admitted in three interviews that he did it. candlelight memorial is friday at downtown event center plaza. >>> two mountain lions spotted on the peninsula, this time a violent confrontation between the two cats. fighting near hastings drive and belmont. audrey asisio spoke to neighbors who saw and heard the cat fight. >> reporter: sign says it best, this is mountain lion habitat. and people who live in the belmont neighborhood were reminded of it overnight. home surveillance video capturing what appears to be two mountain lions at 2:30 this morning on hastings drive. keith heard the roars. >> looked out the window, a mountain lion the size of a man rolling around and fighting and wrestling something. >> reporter: mountain lion dragged what police say was the body of another lion across the street. >> fascinating. never se

in fremont. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. tonight members of congress gathered on the steps of the u. s capitol for a vigil one year after the mob attack on the center of government. free memory. one year ago, rioters stormed the capitol building following a speech by former president trump and trying to stop the certification of electors for joe biden. it has speech inside the capitol today, president biden accused the former president of stirring up the insurrection and laying the groundwork for anti democratic laws. because the former president lost. instead of looking at the lecture results in 2020 and saying they need new ideas or better ideas to win more votes. the former president. and his supporters have decided the only way for them to win. is a suppress your vote and subvert our elections. we didn't see a former president tuesday. the president and vice president are set to travel to georgia to push for new federal laws to protect voting rights. a new report out tonight, says then vice president elect kamala harris

so no delays or issues making it to that fremont street exit heading across towards the peninsula about a 12 minute drive. 92 westbound as you're traveling a lot and leave you with the richmond center fell commute a little under 8 minutes as you're traveling out of richmond darya. james, back to you. all right. we're looking for sunrise. ray will see a little bit. alright, turning our attention now to something that may happen tonight. teachers and parents in oakland. >> could potentially learn about possible school closure within their district. and that can unsettling for a lot of people. and that's the big question is who's against it? and what might they kron 4 sarah stinson is live this morning with the hi, sara. >> a very important discussion will happen tonight in a special meeting with oakland school board. there will be a presentation where they will review the final list of schools that are on the chopping block or that could be merged. take a look. we have that for you. wanted to list them out, especially if you live and this district and have kids in this district. you can s

dozens of mourners gathered in downtown fremont, the city where michelle alyssa go grew up. co was killed last weekend, she was shoved in front of a moving train at a new york city subway station. three month, city council member teresa king hosted the event happened to michelle. could have happened to any of us. some three months in new york. and all points in between. i think i speak for most age community when i say that we're tired of living in fear. many people who attended the vigil said they were there in solidarity with the asian american community, even though it felt kind of like a more random moment of tragedy. you know, seeing someone who looks like you, especially during this moment of asian hate crime. it's really tough and so anything to kind of lend support to the community and the family happy to be here. speakers included other city officials, police officers and community members who knew go and her family. when she first came in, she was a preschooler. she was clinging on to her mom. dr stephen chan was goes pediatric dentist from the time she was in pres

anyone with information is asked to call fremont police. no 11 bay area leaders are calling on members of congress to provide emergency relief for restaurants in a letter san francisco mayor london breed oakland mayor libby chef and san rafael mary kate colin warned of a massive wave of restaurant closures if help does not come soon. the letter was also signed by 25 current and former mayors in other cities across the country. now in the letter, they say, quote the sudden emergence of the omicron variant is causing more strife for restaurants and bars. in such peril that they might not survive the winter without congress acting urgently to replenish the restaurant revitalization fund 86% of independent restaurants and bars that didn't receive grants risk permanently closing. lucas tapper in oakland is closing after nearly 20 years because of a struggle with the landlord over the rent that escape to use elissa harrington reports. longtime customers say they are going to miss that local hangout. them taking this away landmark. it has been a f

that parking lot is across the street from fremont police headquarters. tonight, residents are shaken up. >> i did not quite understand the intensity of the event, until i reached here and then i saw 30 cars. >> that looks like my windows down. then i was like, no way did my car just got broken into. >> there are no cameras in the brick -- area but fremont police our interest to getting. >>> streaming on cbsn bay area, >> the island nation shrouded in mystery. what is being done to contact here tonight in the bay area after a powerful eruption. a look at the damage left behind from the biggest tsunami threat to hit the bay area in years. >>> how a winter storm fueled a massive nine alarm fire in the northeast. >>> a huge day for team mal meyer, with a stunning performance at home. how he smashed a franchise record. >>> new records today, temperatures were above average reaching low and mid 60s across the entire bay area. warmer temperatures are in store later this week. take a look at the seven day >>> tonight, a global effort is underway to help the self

liz: and local leaders gathered in fremont to hold a vigil in honor of michelle. she called new york city her home for a decade but was a bay area native. >> i cannot imagine what her family must be feeling right now. i think the least we can do as a community is come together to support her and honor her legacy. liz: she let a life of service helping at risk women and children as well as the homeless. citizens for a better community will lead the vigil tonight at the central park billion near the fremont community center at 5:30. vice president kamala harris visited san bernardino to outline how california will benefit from the infrastructure bill. the vice president and the agriculture secretary took a tour of the national forest yesterday, briefed on the outlook for the wildfires. vice president harris says this will include $600 million in disaster relief for california develop areas impacted by wildfires. $5 billion will be used to reduce the risk of wildfires across the country. >> firefighters need to be better paid, that's real. they are out there risking

mid-60's, oakland, fremont. if you are looking for rain, all the way through next friday is dry but then we start to see some changes. late this month, rain potential saturday, january 29 through monday the 31st. gusty in the morning. not as mild on sunday but later not as mild on sunday but later winds cooling back to average ♪ at usaa, we've been called "too exclusive" because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank or when they were in. a marine just out of boot camp or a petty officer from '73 and even his kids and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their eligible family members. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. dan: oakland's amy schneider continues to rack up the wins on jeopardy. she moves on to second place for most consecutive wins with 38. she's the first woman to win more than $1 million. ken jennings is the most consecutive wins wi

the demand for covid test kits created a traffic mess so bad that the fremont police department even advised people just to avoid the whole area. here is abc news reporter zach one test -- zach fuentes. >> lines of cars stretched around the area. >> it's been traffic armageddon. just a nightmare. >> i thought i would drive in and drive out. . i was not expecting a line to rival disneyland. >> the tension could be seen and heard. >> we had to just be answered if -- be assertive, 'because -- because, otherwise, people wouldn't let you in. >> the fremont police department sent out this alert, asking people to avoid the area. >> find a parking lot. get out and walk. it may be faster. >> i just parked down the street, walked up here, and i'm about to wait another 40 minutes and . >> the district superintendent apologized and took responsibility this afternoon. at one point, he helped direct traffic. many say today's event could have been handled differently. >> they should have provided kits to the school and everybody should have deleted up -- divid ed it up. it would've been better that

the temperatures will be in the middle 40s. 48 degrees, 42 for oakland and fremont. few clouds around. th60s. that is about 4-8 degrees above average for this time of the year. in the south bay, plenty of sunshine. good weekend. not so windy in the south bay. east bay as well. the winds ease up by sunrise, 62 at walnut creek. up in the north bay, nice. plenty of sunshine around, 68 at the park. 64 in san rafael and richmond, 65 degrees. it is up to 71. in the extended forecast we are looking for things to be dry. it will be sunny. the numbers will be back in the upper 50s by the time we get to the end of the week. you look all of the way towards the end of next week and still nothing on the way. does not look like anything will change until early february. next chance of rain. the real headline, we all know it, not weather. it is sports. here is charlie. >> nfl divisional round tomorrow. 49ers, packers at lambeau. windchills in the five, six degrees. it will be great. we are setting the table for the game. how the 49ers pass rush can be the x factor in tomorrow's gam

body of 23 year old michael o'dell was found today along the bay in fremont. hello again. i'm andre senior, and i'm julie julie haener. he worked as an icu nurse for stanford ktvu jesse gary tells us friends say the oklahoma native moved to the bay area to help with the coronavirus pandemic. friends say michael o'dell smile lit up a room. it was in oklahoma by birth, who found his way to the bay area to enter the urgent need for health care providers. michael was a great guy. um, yeah, he was fun. he was in tuned, you know, with what was going on. he's just a big had a big heart for his friends. late thursday afternoon heartbreak for o'dell's family and friends. the alameda county coroner confirms his body was found in fremont on the banks of the san francisco bay national wildlife refuge. hotel worked as a traveling nurse for stanford healthcare. friends say he arrived three months ago and love the area and his job. he left work early tuesday and hadn't been seen since. we have lost touch with them overnight, which isn't uncommon because his job is very demanding. and you

hayward down to fremont and the low 60's oakland, you'll be at a pleasantly cool 62 degrees. the late show right at 60 degrees today. and for dovato, you'll be rounding us out at 59 tomorrow's temperatures right around the same as today's as will be the case on wednesday. we could see a couple of sprinkles on thursday. but honestly, my opinion looking a little unlikely friday, saturday and sunday will also remain dry with highs in the upper 50's. some lows getting chilly inland, especially with falling into the upper 30's, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your monday morning commute. pretty light here at 04:17am. as you're traveling from the east bay into the city. >> to that fremont street exit and will be about 10 minutes for you. there. san mateo bridge in across towards the peninsula. you're at 13 minutes of this hour and out of using the richmond, sandra fell bridge about a 9 minute drive for you this morning. well, new york city fire officials say a malfunctioning space heater started a fire in a high rise apartment building in the bronx. they say that fire

. >>> and in fremont long lines for covid testing. chopper 5 was over fremont headquarters. just a short time ago. you can see lines of cars and people backed up. that district is providing at home test kits to all interested students and staff before they return to campus. >>> happening tomorrow free rapid tests will be available to all dublin unified students. parents and guardians can pick up two tests for each student from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 at dublin high school on village parkway or at fallon middle school. >>> in the north bay nearly 200 people are in lockdown at the sonoma county jail because of a c, vid19 outbreak among staff skin mates. this outbreak is the third since the pandemic started. seven employees and 12 inmates have tested positive for the virus as of last week. today public health staff are visiting the jail to help out with more covid testing. >>> happening now the cdc is meeting too consider booster shots for 12 to 15-year-old's. half a million have tested positive every day over the past week. we have the latest on the national fight against covid. >>

i'm devin fehely in fremont. coming up we will talk to health officials about whether or not regular mandatory testing is the best way to keep people safe. >>> looking for work? the local cities among the best in the nation to find a new job. >>> still ahead here at 5:00, a bay >>> tomorrow marks the first anniversary of the capital siege, but the story is far from over. >> a mill valley man wanted by the fbi in connection with the riot has turned up in a location far from home. john ramos has the bizarre story. >> reporter: the story was a strange enough when evan neerman, the owner of a women's handbag company in mill valley ended up on the fbi's most wanted list . from there, the story has taken an even more surreal turn. >> reporter: evan neerman, seen here pushing a barricade at the january 6th capital riot is wanted for assaulting a federal officer is in addition to other crimes. before agents could arrest him, neerman left the country and has turned up in a most unexpected place . he gives an extended inte

the temperatures will be in the middle 40s. 48 degrees, 42 for oakland and fremont. few clouds around. forecasted highs, in the 60s. that is about 4-8 degrees above average for this time of the year. in the south bay, plenty of sunshine. good weekend. not so windy in the south bay. east bay as well. the winds ease up by sunrise, 62 at walnut creek. up in the north bay, nice. plenty of sunshine around, 68 at the park. 64 in san rafael and richmond, 65 degrees. it is up to 71. in the extended forecast we are looking for things to be dry. it will be sunny. the numbers will be back in the upper 50s by the time we get to the end of the week. you look all of the way towards the end of next week and still nothing on the way. does not look like anything will change until early february. next chance of rain. the real headline, we all know it, not weather. it is sports. here is charlie. >> nfl divisional round tomorrow. 49ers, packers at lambeau. windchills in the five, six degrees. it will be great. we are setting the table for the game. how the 49ers pass rush can be the x f

go who was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont, died after being pushed on to new york city subway tracks as an oncoming train was approaching. company very comfortable with >> as somebody was so memorable, that and it's say that san francisco city attorney david chu also spoke at the vigil calling for a stop to the violence and racism against asian communities. at the beginning of the pandemic. >> before a single covid case was diagnosed europe are states. in the chinatown in san francisco and new york city. we saw business drop by 50% before single covid case. to the virus of racism. due to discrimination to stereotypes that york city police later arrested a homeless man who fled from the subway station. >> but later turned himself in. he was identified as 61 year-old simon marshall and has been charged with second-degree murder. police are in show that. >> that day you were the i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, a teenager allegedly involved in a holiday smash and grab is facing a string of felony charges. 19 year-old gregory jefferson was arrested a

attack in new york city. 40-year-old michelle go grew up in fremont and was a graduate of ucla. on saturday, she was shoved in front of a subway train at the times square station. a candlelight vigil begins tonight at 7:00 at the fremont downtown event center plaza on capitol avenue. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and on cbsn bay area , the bay area school district in need of substitute teachers. the desperate call for people to staff classrooms. >>> is bay area highway is at risk of flooding. push to protect a vital roadway. >>> the search for this little guy's owner. the effort in the east bay to bring home bacon. yes, that is his name. >>> get another bay area school district is putting out a call for substitute teachers. it is a plea we have been hearing a lot during the omicron surge. as kpix 5's wilson walker reports , the need won't end with the pandemic. >> reporter: fremont unified is hardly alone. school districts far and wide are now desperate for help in the classroom. we ask, who exactly are they looking for when they are looking for substitute teachers? >> we are lookin

you're looking at i would say 30 minutes from the macarthur maze across the span down into fremont street from there. and the richmond sandra fell the san mateo bridge holding steady. no problem. those roadways are dry. your heaters should be blasting this morning as it is cold richmond sandra fell bridge. now i can talk about this. no problems in either direction. you're looking at approximately 13 minutes. if you're going from richmond down across the span into marion county and then the golden gate bridge you're looking at about 20 minutes from nevado into the city. now to bay area sports both the niners and the raiders. they control their own destiny as they head into the final week of the regular season. both teams pulled off big wins yesterday to keep their playoff hopes alive. kron four's sports director james jason dumas has the highlights. >> big, big day for the niners not only could they clinch a playoff berth. but rookie trey lance made his home starting debut. he started back in week 5 on the road in arizona. but this is really the first time in front of the faithful in that

mid-60's, oakland, fremont. if you are looking for rain, all the way through next friday is dry but then we start to see some changes. late this month, rain potential saturday, january 29 through monday the 31st. gusty in the morning. not as mild on sunday but later winds cooling back to average dan: oakland's amy schneider continues to rack up the wins on jeopardy. she moves on to second place for most consecutive wins with 38. she's the first woman to win more than $1 million. ken jennings is the most consecutive wins with 74. you can watch jeopardy at 7 p.m. on monday. surprising career milestone for steph curry tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. larry: the warriors looked barely recognizable right now. they lost to indiana last night. they were in dire straits those guys because nothing washe going right. steph is picked by kevin porter jr. warriors turnov

and well, 7 minutes to get you from the maze to fremont streets. and we are looking at the san mateo bridge, 13 minutes to get you across that as for the richmond center fell bridge 8 minutes to get you across that bridge and the golden gate bridge. that will be 20 minutes from 37 to the tolls. james? very good. alright, thank you, john. for '02 is the time. let's get to the news now. happening today. we have oakland, unified schools and classrooms. >> we're going to be missing. more students and teachers today because of a planned sickout, some acorn, woodland elementary teachers organized a strike to demand more kn 95 masks and more weekly testing as well. now these demands are similar to the ones included in a student petition that's going around the district students in several different schools say they won't return to the classroom until they have the necessary resources proper. taylor's sacking has more. >> classrooms across oakland, unified school district have been missing students and staff the last few weeks today increasing covid cases

any bacon is a fremont city councilman who was elected when the a's were trying to move there. he warns that studies showed ballparks and not the money generators that the oakland a's are claiming. >> at a minimum, one would have to acknowledge that this is a risk for the city of oakland budget. if that tax money isn't recovered, then the taxpayers are left holding the bag. >> reporter: the poll also addresses the $450 million community benefits package to pay for city programs and services, but the oakland a's won't actually be contributing anything out-of-pocket. they say their project will help generate that a new tax revenue. 81% of those polled say they think the a's should pay for that, not taxpayers. david peters lives in west oakland, and was on the community benefits steering committee. he says he has become cynical dealing with people on both sides of the argument. >> it depends on who you ask. there is so much disinformation and misinformation out there, that it is difficult to come to a rational, fact-based perspective. back in oakland, john ramos, kpix 5. >> if the

we will go 60 in fremont. redwood city will hit 61. we will see the inland east bay numbers to around 60. temperatures right back in the heard of the bay will come back into the midand upper 50's for daytime highs and will warm back up into the low and mid- 60s's for lake county. then we just keep doing this on auto pilot. the bottom line showing you san jose's numbers. we will warm up into the upper 60's. near 67 for the daytime high by the time we get to saturday. climate will show you the same story for the inland valleys of the north bay. napa possibly 68. close to 70 by friday. how is the drive? >>> good morning. it's looking a little busy already for that ride as you head into the pass. things are starting to bog down just a bit. we are feeing more cars. if you are going westbound -- past that point it looks better the rest the way toward the dublin. no delays on 680 both directions. if you are going north or southbound you should be good to go. checking travel times. 8 minutes, 205 toward 680. that really is the only hot spot so

40-year-old who grew up in fremont, and lived in manhattan. she died last week and after being pushed in front of a new york city subway train. we had a crew headed to the vigil, and we will bring that to you tonight at 11:00. >>> oakland police say witnesses heard someone streaming out, i am going to kill someone, just ahead of the city's latest deadly shooting. video from citizen app shows the scene on center street last night. police say it doesn't appear the victim knew the shooter, who later turned on a pair of nearby firefighters for being arrested. >> the suspect then without provocation fired four rounds of the firefighters, striking their vehicle four times. the firefighters were able to flee in their vehicle, narrowly escaping harm. >> the man who died has been identified as ronald sanders of oakland. our da lin spoke with his mother a short time ago. you will hear from her tonight at 11:00. >>> the state justice department investigating yesterday's deadly police shooting at sfo after it was revealed the man shot and killed was carry

michelle go grew up in fremont and was a graduate of ucla. saturday she was shoved in front of a subway train at a times square station in new york. candle light vigil is tonight at 7:00 on capital avenue. >>> tensions continue to rise in ukraine. >> america's top diplomat met with his russian counterpart to try to prevent all out war. the secretary of state and russia's foreign minister were in geneva. no breakthroughs but the meeting appeared civil. it is up to russia to decide which path it will pursue. u.s. is continuing talks with ukraine and several western nations. >> we united in commitment to finding a way forward through diplomacy and dialogue but equally in resolve to impose massive consequences should russia choose path of confrontation and conflict. >> there are about 100,000 russian troops along ukraine's border. president biden has warned an invasion would be met with tough new sanctions and lead to a consequential loss of are us life. >>> tomorrow 49ers are facing nsthe packers in green bay and the faithful brcold tot yesterda

it's reaching down as far south as palo alto and fremont. use caution. >>> fairfield today reaching 64 degrees. we see more changes in our forecast going into the weekend with high winds tomorrow and a bit of a cooldown in the forecast in a few minutes. >>> a tesla driver charged in a deadly accident. >>> your tax dollars are going toward this testing company, but a lot of folks are questioning the accuracy of the results. we investigate the private company that government inspectors say is not properly equipped to handle your covid test. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the love and attention i got from my customers. people are so moved by how much i understand about them. they start including me in their lives. that's helen and her friends. i arranged a wellness retreat for them. look at those ladies. such wisdom. mmm. but it's really genesys that helps me understand people and what they truly need. i'm just glad i can help. >>> a tesla driver whose vehicle was on

we do have some chilly temperatures, though, happening bay morgan hill, fremont's livermore and dublin all down in the 30's. you can add most of the north bay to that list. petaluma you're down at 32 degrees right now. so definitely throw on the layers. just a cozy on what otherwise is a really nice start to what's about to be a really nice day as far as our roadways go, it is nice and clear. still at the bay bridge. not a lot of people getting on the roads this early on a monday morning. so that means you're still below 10 minutes to get you across the span. san mateo bridge also staying at the limit this morning as you are, as well as the richmond center fell, no backup there at the toll plaza just yet. and the golden gate bridge also moving at the limit. james. all right, john, thank you very much to our top story this morning, a funeral service is happening today for the alameda county sheriff's recruit killed in a freeway shooting. >> 28 year-old david nguyen was driving home from work early this month. when someone shot into his car near the bay bridge toll plaza. he was just a m

you guys [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight the shock has not worn off from new york city to fremont to san francisco. friends, family and strangers remembering michelle go. >> she lit up every room she was in. >> what we're learning about the bay area woman killed in horrific subway attack. >>> videos hard to watch, security guard mauled by dog in middle of a public library in san francisco. changes that may be coming as a result. >> may not be as easy it seems, some people having a hard time ordering the free covid tests. we'll help you get around the hurdles. >>> this could impact travel plans, 5g rollout across the united states. >>> we begin with breaking news out of san jose. police investigating after driver in car hit three people this evening. two have died. they're in the hospital, the third expected to survive. sjpd said it happening before 8:30, almaden expressway and foxworthy avenue. intersection expected to be closed several hours as police investigate. police say the driver stayed at the scene and was taken to the hospital. >>> signs of love and frustration, memorials

the fremont unified school district will distribute more at home covid tests. the school district is offering drive-thru pickups and we've listed the locations here on your screen. it runs from 10 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon. the school district says it has enough supply for all of its employees. and its if you're in that district and you need a mask, are testing kit, go get it. the demand for covid tests, though, is as high as it's ever been here in the bay area. and that's leading to long lines and even traffic congestion. this was again, video of long lines out at sky port, dry red cross for a minute of san jose airport where people were outside kaiser permanente's medical offices. we learned most of the people had made appointments for their for a covid test. one man that we spoke to actually took a whole day off from work. >> how you've been in line >> over an hour and a half. >> was it frustrating? extremely frustrating. so the worried >> expect bad. >> it's not just sick. people trying to get tested. many students returning to school are also

. >> more testing lines and heyward today and we did check out the demand in fremont. we were asking experts when may it hit its peak. >> reporter: this testing site is offering covid tests at no cost people can make appointments, but those who did not have one related to find out today that they were also taking those until they reach capacity. >> reporter: how hard is it to find anything? >> really hard. honestly. we tried calling different various clinics. >> reporter: similar stories for people waiting in line at the health testing event in fremont. it hasn't been easy trying to find a covid test in alameda county nor other parts of the bay area. >> i am trying to find one as soon as possible, and then i realized that almost all are full. >> reporter: some people are being tested after showing symptoms and others need a test for work and some just want to be safe. >> we are just getting back from snowboarding and we want to make sure we are not active even though we don't have any symptoms. >> reporter: this professor of epidemiology said we may have already seen a

go was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. >> philip j knew her since middle school. everything that they said about her. it's true. he's absolutely the best person and we've lost a really good person. >> michelle was one of fremont city council member to receive paying organized the vigil calling her death a senseless act of violence. the man accused of pushing go is charged with second degree murder. police have not classify this as a hate crime, but the asian american community say this is another attack in a string of violent incidents targeting the aap eye community since the pandemic is in fremont. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> a funeral service is set for monday for the alameda county sheriff's recruit who was killed in a freeway shooting. the service for david when is scheduled to begin at 10 o'clock monday morning at cornerstone fellowship church in livermore. we will also stream that service on our kron on app. the 28 year-old cherif cadet was driving home from work earlier this month when somebody shot into his car nea

anyone with information is asked to call fremont police. this week, cal fire determined the monstrous dixie fire was sparked by pgd power lines in butte county. flames destroyed more than 1300 homes last summer, and hundreds of fire victims later sued the utility for damages. investigative reporter. brooks jarocz spoke with their attorney about what cal fire's findings mean and what's next. how are the victims? families that you represent a civil lawsuit reacting to this finding well, i think there's a lot of relief. they are obviously wanting to get on with their lives, which is the most important thing when you suffer this type of tragedy, and the first step is to have this determination. then we litigate and ultimately we will get the damages that are necessary from pg and e. in order for them to rebuild their homes, uh, replaced the items that were lost if they were renters and really move on with their lives. does this make it any easier for those victims to be able to prove their case? it does now this i want to make sure that we don'

each while the east bay looking at mostly upper 50's to low 60'c, although fremont up to 64 degrees. oakland, you'll be at 62 for a pretty comfortably cool. daytime high upper 50's further inland and right along the coastline, bayshore cities definitely our most mild today. now tomorrow and wednesday will keep this trend of weather going with lots of sunshine and highs in the upper 50's to low 60's friday saturday, saturday, friday, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday from getting ahead of myself. all cooling just a degree or 2, but really not much of a change. a chance of a sprinkle or 2 on thursday, but personal opinion, it looks like we're going to stay pretty dry there. so this forecast staying dry all the way through the upcoming weekend. reyna. john, thanks to that. that's a good looking forecast there. >> as you're traveling from the east bay into the city to make it to that fremont street exit me of the bay bridge a little under 9 minutes. no major delays. the san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula. you're at a 13 minute ride at this hour. richmond center fell bridge

go who was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont, died after being pushed on to new york city subway tracks as an oncoming train was approaching company that. >> and some is so memorable say that san francisco city attorney david chu also spoke at the vigil calling for a stop to the violence and racism against asian communities at the beginning of the pandemic. >> before a single covid case was diagnosed either of our states. in the chinatown in san francisco and new york city. we saw business drop by 50% before some local case. to the virus of racism. due to discrimination to stereotypes. york city police later arrested a homeless man who fled from the subway station. >> but later turned himself in. he was identified as 61 year-old simon marshall and has been charged with second-degree murder. police are in show that. >> that's new word that they got i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> and new york city mayor eric adams attended a vigil for go in times square, tweeting, quote, i'm recommitted to ending this kind of fear. we must stop crime. we must help those facing eental

not all that traveled actually at all the bay bridge from the maze to fremont street. only taking you 11 minutes during. all right. so this week is a big game and i'm confused because james was wearing the tie and it's supposed to be when he has home games. he was. >> so i don't know the jinx it, but i think not because it's the playoffs is a big deal. jimmy g it's a big and so i guess he can wear the forty-niners tie on an away. obviously playoff there in wisconsin. you can see the ready to take on the packers. they're getting on the bus to leave santa clara yesterday for green bay. with slim is going to be cold at lambeau. you can bet tomorrow night and excitement is building for this divisional round matchup. fans will be there at the road game, which means they have to hit the road, get their covers. will tran is live at sfo chatting with some of the lucky fans high will. >> this is the getaway day for them. although their plane is not as luxurious as the niners plane, but they don't care. they will land in green bay in just a few hours from now. it is cold this mo

not that you can really tell, but this is fremont. fog has really been a big issue in the east bay, san francisco and parts of the north bay. we'll take a look at the visibility where you live and what's ahead in the forecast coming up. >>> fog definitely a factor. look at the maps. the yellow is where it's really tough to see. what you showed in fremont is not even the worst of it. fog affects the drive right now, but tonight 280 will slow down toward the chase center. the warriors are going down there, tonight the 7:00 game, the center opening at 5:30. >>> it is just about a quarter to 6:00 now. breaking news just into our newsroom, the latest weekly jobless numbers are out. 286,000 people filed first-time claims. that's about 50,000 more than the week before. the most new claims since october. total claims surpassed 1.6 million. >>> happens today, jury selection starts in the federal trial for three former minneapolis police officers tied to the george floyd murder. the three officers were all with derek chauvin when he pinned floy

these are oakland students and their families waiting at fremont high located in fremont and the line is a few hundred people deep. >> it was a very cold morning but worth it. >> reporter: the test is recommended but not mandatory. >> it is important that it doesn't spread anymore or get worse at school and we would have to start zoom again and that would be worse. >> reporter: they said they passed out 41,000 at home tests to students we want to break and some people may not have done them and others may have already used them. >> the risk is always there and i think the best we can do to mitigate the risk as a test. >> reporter: here line of cars picking up home tests was also long and wrapped around kennedy high school. >> i don't know where other people want but it is a little disconcerting coming back to school. >> reporter: he said the high demand from students as a good sign. >> it is a team effort because once one gets infected, everybody is susceptible and they will go home to their families and i will go home to my family. >> reporter: lisa, teacher at washington elementary

been checking all your routes, not just our bridges, and there are no interruptions from the maze to fremont street on the bay bridge. it's only 7 minutes. san mateo bridge, a 12 minute drive there. very typical. and at the limit for sure. richmond center fell bridge below 10 minutes to get you across that one. and the golden gate bridge also looking nice and clear, james. all right. thank you, john. for 30 the time developing news this morning. an underwater volcano near tonga erupted for the 3rd time in 5 days potentially causing setbacks. >> in the effort to assess the damage there. take a look. yeah. when the volcano erupted on triggered tsunami warnings around the world, santa cruz was hit the hardest of anywhere in california with some coastal flooding. as you can see in this video, san francisco firefighters had to rescue 2 surfers who were pulled out to see by powerful rip currents. all tsunami warnings have since been lifted. but experts say water levels continue to fluctuate along the california coast. and we have dramatic images from space to capturing the moment of the eruption i

if you go from the macarthur maze down on to fremont street. san mateo bridge a little bit heavier but holding steady still plenty of space between the cars. no problems, no gust, no glossy rose to talk about. you're looking at about 15 minutes to cross that spanned richmond sandra fell bridge more cars. but let's face it very light at this hour. 9 minutes or so. if you're crossing, the richmond, sandra fell bridge on to one o one in marion county. and speaking of marion county. this is what people used to come into san francisco. the golden gate bridge hazy at this time. but no problems at all to get that the car leaving the city heading towards marion county. if you're coming in, you're looking at about 20 minutes from nevada. the city of san francisco is signing a new lease for a so-called linkage center as part of the emergency declaration in the tenderloin. it will be located near the corner of market and hyde streets less than a block away from the civic center bart station. the goal of all this is the target. people in the tenderloin who

sky ranger this morning over the fremont area, want to show up a shot here because we want to tell you the fremont unified school district has been passing out these at-home covid tests near the auto mall parkway. but they're now telling people to avoid the area because traffic is so backed up with so many people trying to get in line for these tests that they're now saying it's causing a backlog of traffic so you're advised to avoid that area. >>> all right. live look at san francisco now where educators will gather to discuss how the district is handling the latest covid surge in just about an hour from now. the group wants to lay out its plan to keep schools open safely. it also says the district has neglected its role in covid testing. this comes as more than 600 san francisco educators were out of the classroom just yesterday alone creating a major staffing crisis. san francisco unified scrambled to find replacement for more than 400 classrooms. many teachers have tested positive for the omicron variant. others are stuck in the nationwide flight cancellation disruption as they wer

in fremont. tonight, the work place safety board is investigating. spokesperson for the city of fremont tells us it happened around 5:30 yesterday morning. firefighters got a call about someone who was suffering troma medical emergency. no other details have been made to us. >>> finally, some relief for the devastating island community of tonga. and really relief for the tongan community here in the bay area. today, supplies and communications are being restored. the emergency aid mainly from australia and new zealand is the first to arrive since tonga was hit hard by that volcanic eruption and tsunami. robert handa spoke with some local tongans. >> this is a photo of lonny's son, his wife, and their daughter taken the day before the volcanic eruption and tsunami. the island has been cut off for nearly a week. and lonny wasn't able to talk to them at all until late last night, when limited communication lines were restored. >> i'm so thrilled, and i'm so happy, so blessed. thank god every day, every day. day and night. >> she finally got to ask her f

. >> among the people competing is fremont's chen. she knew if fremont was good enough from kristi yamaguchi, she knew it was good enough for her, too. >> she did absolutely everything she could. >> so good! >> karen chen, figure skating, fremont, california. >> in the figure skating world is there anybody that had a particular impact on you? >> if i had to narrow it down to one i would say kristi yamaguchi, because we are both from fremont, california, and she would show up at the rink and she is my mentor and an incredible human being. this is a book i published two or three years ago. i didn't know if i would make the team, and i said, karen, it will be looking so stupid if you write a book and don't make the team, that's embarrassing. i remember thinking that and telling myself that, and then i thought this is an incredible opportunity no matter what happens, and i should go for it. >> her presence and attention to detail. who wrote the forward for this book? >> kristie yamaguchi. i knew that she would be willing to write it for m

there's been a roads only 15 minutes from the maze to fremont street. just a touch of a backup at there at the toll plaza. but i mean, compared to a normal that is easy stuff right there. san mateo bridge, 14 minutes for me. 80 to one o one and a little bit of a backup forming there before you get to the toll plaza at the richmond center fell bridge still just 10 minutes, though. that's an easy go. and the golden gate bridge moving along, just fine under that pink glow in the clouds as the sun rises. james, thank you very much, john, for your money this morning. you may have a harder time finding cold and cough medicine this winter. >> and where does california rank when it comes to raising a family? well, we've got jane king live in new york to talk a little more about that. good morning, jane. >> hello, james. good morning to walk brace, california. 24 th-best say to to raise a family now says golden state has tons of things for families to do but did lose some ground in affordability. in fact, california ranked 50th for affordable housing on this lis

a little under 9 minutes traveling into the city to that fremont street exit heading across towards the peninsula. it will take about 30 minutes to make that drive. let's get a look at the richmond center fell bridge as you're heading out of richmond about a 9 minute commute for you and the golden gate bridge. we're looking at a 20 minute drive as you're traveling. 37 to the tolls. well, let's talk sports. klay thompson returns to the warriors will go down as one of the most memorable moments at the chase center. and the forty-niners are also getting ready for that while par round against the dallas cowboys kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the latest for us. is sports. >> chase center is still in its infant stages. the building is about 2 years old and haven't had any memorable moments, especially when you factor in covid in games being played without fans. but man, the building was truly baptize chase center had its first defining moment. klay thompson made his return to the court for the first time in 941 days. if you're counting, that's nearly 31 months over 134 weeks and 27 h