cars all at once. it's the second mass break in in this

area in just a week, and thousands of people streamed into downtown oakland today for the annual black joy parade and festival. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six and good sunday evening, everyone. >> i'm heather holmes and i'm alex savage. >> we begin tonight in berkeley where more than 50 cars were broken into in one night. and police believe one crew is responsible for all of that damage. >> as ktvu amanda quintana reports, it is the second incident this week where a number of cars are targeted all at once. >> i was just walking the dogs and came by and saw that there was glass everywhere all over the place and, you know, all the windows smashed in the cars. >> james pappademas was not surprised to hear 53 cars were broken into thursday night in his neighborhood, either smashed windows or slashed tires, or stuff like that. >> happens all the time. there's vandalism all over the place here. >> his dog was even injured by some of the glass. >> he's got a boot on because he's actually cut from it next to the aquatic apartment

complex. >> there's still bits of glass in the parking lot in almost every space, there's pieces of glass from these break ins. this video posted on social media shows car after car with windows smashed. the police officers association says all of these break ins are tied to the same overnight crew. we don't know why these cars were targeted, what was taken, if anything, or who police are looking for. but this is the second incident. like this. just this week on wednesday, 23 cars had their windows smashed and items taken at the north berkeley bart station. berkeley residents are all too familiar with how these car owners are likely feeling. >> it was an expensive lesson. >> mariko's car was broken into two months ago. money and important items were taken and the personal belongings something like another replaceable something coming from my mother's, you know, uh, memories. >> uh, yeah. so it's very sad, but so many people struggling their life and they're looking for a something to take, anything to take, even visitors

hoping berkeley finds a way to clean up and hold people accountable. >> it has a lot of promise, but it needs to be made safe for its residents. >> in berkeley, amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. new at six at&t will reimburse customers affected by last week's cellular and internet outage, the company said in a statement. >> it will reach out to potentially impacted customers and automatically apply a $5 credit to each account. the estimated average cost of a full day of service, more than 70,000 customers were affected by the outage nationwide. the company said it believes it was the result of a technical error. well the oakland police commission this week is set to hold an open forum to discuss its search for a new police chief. >> the commission, sharing the details on social media, inviting the public to be there as it hears from some of the chief candidates and discusses their qualifications. opd has been without a chief now for more than a year. the commission says it intends and intends to

give mayor shang tao a second list of finalists by march 1st. that public forum is scheduled for this thursday. the oakland airport is using a federal grant to modernize its restrooms and add a private space for nursing mothers. >> the faa has awarded $10 million to the port of oakland, which oversees the airport that money will go toward improvements to restrooms at various gates, including adding a gender neutral restroom. these renovations are expected to be completed by mid 2005. >> all right, thousands of people came out today for oakland's seventh annual black joy parade and festival. >> ktvu tori gaines was there to see all the sights, the sounds and the flavors brought out by local business owners. and tori joins us now live from the newsroom with more on today's event. >> it was a gorgeous day for a parade, and the sun brought oaklanders out in full force to celebrate black culture and people. >> double dutching um, singing, chanting. there's a drum line.

there is 3 or 4 different car clubs. there's horses, there's everything out here. and they're all really, really excited to bring the energy to oakland from honey to books to the latest african made fashions, bay area business owners showed up and showed out in support of the parade. >> we're in the coffee and joy business, so black joy parade makes sense for us. the theme of this year's parade is all about celebrating hard work. so this year's theme for black joy parade is find joy in the hustle. >> it's really the redefinition of a hustler. and so the goal was really to bring economic empowerment back into oakland. lemon bush and mint. >> oakland's own kenneth randolph used to be a registered nurse, but when he learned about the healing properties of kenyan honey, he changed course. >> i worked in the e.r. and we use honey to, you know, for the road rash and really had much better outcomes than many of the things that are on the market nowadays. >> as business owners, we spoke to had more than just sales in mind. many focus on social entrepreneurship as they grow. >> it's important for me to

represent not only my community, but what we're trying to do for the community here by bringing in good, healthy products. >> and these businesses aren't just helping people here in the u.s, sort of a social enterprise . >> we hire people in nigeria. we have about 15 seamstresses and tailors. so they make the clothes, send it over here. we sell all over the world and it really helps impoverished communities and we have beautiful pieces there were even treats for the kids like books written by a local author. unfortately i noticed that there weren't resources for black children that talked about body safety, consent, and boundaries, and i needed to remedy that. so i created my first book, where hands go, which is the introduction to safe and unsafe touch, to talk about these taboo and hard topics for parents, nicole felix borders and her husband reggie borders founded their cake company, pound business based on a family recipe that had been treasured for years now they aim to give back. we've been able to help other entrepreneurs. we've helped our customers get into home farms, we've given

scholarships to different, um, youth, youth, uh, help starting their own businesses. what we do with the resources that we get here at pound business is put it back into the community. >> and the oakland community came out in full force to support these businesses. >> it's inspiring to be around like minded people. um, people put their heart and soul into their businesses. um, some people have brick and mortar, some people don't. but something about being around people that look like you, the hustle, everyone out here grinding, um, meeting each other. it's like the super bowl. >> it's so many oaklanders out at the parade today. told me that they treasured this chance to come together and revel in their community. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> it looks like a wonderful celebration in oakland today. tori, thank you. >> okay, let's talk about another great celebration. hundreds of thousands of people filling the streets of downtown san francisco for the city's annual chinese new year parade yesterday. and organizers say the biggest crowd in decades lined the parade route to celebrate this year of the

dragon. they came to watch the dazzling display of colorful floats, marching bands, dancers and plenty of dragons and parade lovers of all ages agree. well, the weather yesterday was just perfect. i love seeing all the floats. >> i like seeing all the different types of people that come out. >> what's your favorite so far? dragon actress, comedian and rapper awkwafina was this year's grand marshal and once again, ktvu fox two was honored to broadcast the chinese new year parade with host claudine wong and mike mibach. >> what a fantastic night it was in the city, and the festivities continued today in san francisco's visitacion valley, where the community came together for a lunar new year party. >> although most handle more. the visitacion valley neighborhood association hosted this event at the asian pacific american community center. >> city leaders came in to join the fun, including state comptroller malia cohen, who

grew up in san francisco. >> what i've admired growing up is just how there's generational traditions that are passed down from grandmother to daughter to granddaughter. and you see it here today. you have young children helping serve food to their seniors and it's just an opportunity where communities are coming together. >> today's party follows a joint gathering held in visitacion valley last weekend that celebrated black history month and lunar new year together. >> all right, the golden state warriors hosted a free basketball camp today for local youth. 25 kids from the contra costa boys and girls club participated in the fueling young athletes clinic. they got one on one coaching lunch and of course, some warrior swag. and they also got to learn about shoot 360 technology. former warriors player and olympian chris mullin also making an appearance. >> what are you learning today or each and every day of practice with your coaches is important, but the only way you

can perfect it and really take your game to the next level is by putting the time in by yourself. your coaches can guide you and give you nice drills to do, but the players that put the extra time in on their own are the ones that are going to keep, uh, keep improving and excel and maximize their talent. >> today's event was at the warriors oakland facility. that's where they host several training programs all year. >> some of the top male skiers in the world are in lake tahoe. this weekend for the palisades stiefel world cup. more than 100 athletes from two dozen countries are competing. reporter michelle bender has more tonight from palisades tahoe. >> it's rare for this skiing competition to take place on american soil, and that has palisades tahoe soaking up all this international attention and fans keeping an eye on world champions who are also vying for olympic gold. slalom ski

showdown in the sierra. >> these are the best ski racers in the world like, bar none. >> ski commentator jonny moseley should know he's a local legend. in 1998, olympic gold medalist in freestyle skiing. >> we have this rich history of producing great world cup skiers out of here, so to have it all come together is, you know, very exciting for everyone here. >> ski racing is a predominantly european sport, but it is producing some american talent like jett seymour, who finished in the top 15 today. >> it's unbelievably beautiful with all the sunlight and the fans and everything and being surrounded by such legendary mountains that have produced such legendary skiers. it's incredible. >> the competition brought some european flavor, though, with the sierra swiss club based in truckee showing the switzerland tradition of ski spirit with more, or should i say even more cowbell. >> it's a big tradition in switzerland that you support your athletes and we have a

little swiss cup up here, and that's what we do when there's a ski races or stuff like that. we pull out their belts and support our nation. we also support the americans, of course. go usa, ski racing fan jd haas says more americans need to bring that kind of spirit. >> it's on american soil. >> i don't understand why there's not many more american fans out there. this doesn't happen all the time. only second time. the men have been here since the winter olympics. >> when you see the event happen and you see the bib draw and you see the amount of people and you, then you start following these athletes and seeing what they do around the world. it gives you some idea how unique this is. and it may. it's not every day that it happens. so it's kind of almost having like a mini olympics again. >> there are only four alpine world cup events in the u.s. this year. and with the success here at palisades tahoe, this resort will definitely be competing for another international competition out in the sierra. michelle. bonjour

>> all right. coming up here, how the nationwide shortage of nurses has prompted some schools, some schools, to change their training programs, plus international mediators are urging a cease fire in gaza as the israeli military closes in on the last major hamas stronghold. >> i'm trey yingst in tel aviv. i've got the details coming up. >> and another warm day today. we had low 70s again, not as warm as yesterday. things start to cool off. rain back in the five day and i'll ha tha

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the us and british militaries combined forces to strike 18 targets in yemen yesterday in response to recent attacks by iran backed houthi rebels on ships in the gulf of aden and the red sea. the us central command released this video of american f, a 18 fighter jets taking off before hitting those sites in eight locations. the us has been carrying out almost daily strikes to take out houthi targets. the houthis say they will continue to confront us and british escalation with, quote, more qualitative military operations to protect their country and people. >> while there is cautious optimism among israeli leaders

that a new hostage release deal with hamas could be within reach . all this comes as the israeli military closes in on hamas's last major stronghold in gaza. fox's trey yingst has the latest now for us from tel aviv. >> efforts toward a cease fire in gaza reportedly gaining momentum from a friday meeting between us, qatari and egyptian mediators laid out a more detailed groundwork for a release of israeli hostages in exchange for a pause in the fighting. this, as the israeli military has shifted its focus to rafah, a city in the southern part of the gaza strip near the border with egypt, where an estimated 1.5 million palestinian jews have sought refuge. netanyahu says even if a ceasefire agreement is reached, the idf intends to continue with its plans for a ground operation in the south. >> we've already destroyed 18 out of the 24 hamas terrorist battalions, and four of them are concentrated in rafah. we can't leave the last hamas stronghold until without taking care of it.

obviously we have to do it. >> meanwhile, the situation there is growing increasingly desperate people have turned to eating weeds to avoid starvation. with humanitarian aid largely stalled, babies in the nicu unit forced to share incubators, sometimes 3 to 4 infants at a time. in increasing the spread of disease. the us is urging israel to show restraint. >> but we do not believe that an operation in a major military operation should proceed in rafah unless there is a clear and executable plan to protect those civilians to get them to safety and to feed, clothe and house them. and we have not seen a plan like that. >> netanyahu releasing a proposal friday for the israeli military to occupy gaza indefinitely, even after the war is over, that plan, roundly rejected by the and other arab nations. that plan is also at odds with the american desire for a two state solution and palestinian control of gaza in tel aviv, trey yingst fox news for the first time in two

years of russia's war on ukraine , president zelensky is confirming the country's troop death toll. >> he says 31,000 ukraine troops have been killed. this is a preliminary estimate and does not include civilians killed in occupied areas. zelensky also says this number is far lower than what president russian president vladimir putin's government is reporting. the latest unofficial estimates of russia's troop death toll are larger, roughly 75,000. in paris, the eiffel tower reopened today after an almost week long strike. >> employees agreed to a tentative contract after demanding better maintenance of the landmark and improved wages. the operator of the eiffel tower says it will spend $412 million on renovations means it's still working to finalize an increase regarding salary, a critical shortage of nurses is causing some schools to create faster training programs. >> the national center of health workforce says there is a projected shortfall of about

78,000 registered nurses next year. in response, many university nursing programs are now offering accelerated one year programs to get them into health care systems more quickly . medical experts say these programs are a win win for students as well as for hospitals and facilities. a previous bachelor's degree is still needed in order to enroll in the programs. california is among other states seeing the highest need for nurses right now. a new report finds home foreclosure numbers are up this year. adam a real estate data provider, says foreclosure shows in january are up by 5% from a year ago and up 10% from december. in california, specifically, foreclosures went up between 34 and 47. adam says there could be a number of reasons for the uptick in foreclosures, including the increased cost of living. >> well, us retailers are seeing some pushback on the high prices of consumer goods that may lead to easing inflation. prices on store shelves averaging 19%

higher than they were before the pandemic. the associated press reports that that is prompting consumers to now shift away from name brands to store brand items, switch to discount stores or buy fewer items and that has led some food companies now to lower prices. and economists say the slow decrease in those prices will help to cool overall inflation. it appears that high inflation is also affecting everyone, even the tooth fairy. new figures show that she isn't paying as much for teeth this year. dental, dental delta did a survey and found the tooth fairy gave an average of about $6 a tooth last year. it's down, though, to around five bucks. past numbers show the amount paid for teeth usually mirrors economic trends. all right. >> when i was a kid, tooth fairy was $0.25 a good haul. that was a while back. all right, so as we look outside, we've got the long range model. i'm going to start with that. and we're going to kind of decide what the five

day will look like based on this. five days is going to be at the end of the weathercast. so here we go. here's to going into tomorrow. see these clouds that low to the south. kind of the rain kind of starts to come in on whoops i backed it up. tries to come in on monday but see it just sort of kind of goes away. so monday there's a slight chance of a sprinkle or shower. tuesday is fine. few clouds. wednesday is fine. and then this thing, see where it's coming from. this really what i wanted to get to tomorrow is not a big deal at all. just a few clouds and maybe a sprinkle, but most likely not. but this is a cold weather system, so it's going to drop snow level down pretty significantly down to around 3500ft. put a lot of snow up around lake tahoe on thursday night into friday into saturday, and a little bit into sunday as well. and then the system looks like it wants to roll off. so that's what you're going to hear this week. you'll see it also in the five day forecast. i mean you're going to hear is people talk about oh there's this big storm coming this cold storm. it's a typical storm and it doesn't seem like anything massive. other than it's an it's very different than the last

storms we had, which were warmer storms, el nino type storms and more moisture, higher snow levels. so these are the highs from today. pretty warm again, no records today, no records yesterday either, which was a surprise yesterday. it was ridiculously beautiful. and the low 70s today we had 72 in napa, 70 in fairfield. beautiful out days are getting longer. you can feel it right. we're heading towards the equinox. we've got a ways to go obviously, but daylight savings in a few weeks, if you can believe that. and so we're kind of moving our way into spring. here's the weather system that is sort of going to bring rain to southern california to bring us clouds tomorrow and maybe, just maybe, a sprinkle. but it doesn't appear like it's anything you have to change your plans over. then we get a break on tuesday. wednesday, actually, tomorrow is kind of a break too. and then thursday night into friday, that's the deal, okay? and that's when you're going to get the, the, the lower snow elevations and a winter storm warning for sure in the mountains. and we might see a little snow on bay area peaks. but as you know, when you have the, um, the colder event, you

have colder air holds, cold air holds less water. these are the forecast for tomorrow. and so the idea how much rain are we going to get? well, we're not going to see an inch and a half two inches of rain from this because it's a colder storm. so the rainfall accumulate as heather and alex are going to be, you know, 10th of an inch, quarter of an inch kind of a thing, maybe a half inch at most. not an inch and a half like we saw with the last one. >> all right. a different deal, bill. thank you. the movie oppenheimer was one of the big winners at last night's 20th annual screen actors guild awards, picking up the award for outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture. the film's star, cillian murphy, won the award for male actor in a leading role and robert downey jr won for his supporting role in that same film. the holdovers took home the sag award for best picture and honor that delighted the star of that movie. >> it's your fellow actors, you know, and it's like it's an organization of, you know, i've been a member since, i don't know how long, you know, and actors are the best. you know, i love actors, so to be

acknowledged by actors, it's fantastic. >> the cast of succession won the sag award for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series and entertainment industry legend barbra streisand received sag's lifetime achievement award. >> well, for the 27th time, the stanford cardinal, the pac 12 women's basketball champ, joins our bailey o'carroll has the details. coming up next in sports. >> and coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, a man arrested in mendocino county accused of killing his own mother. the links. authorities say the suspect went to try and hide evidence o th murd

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stanford senior night cameron brink, one of two seniors along with hannah jump, being honored before their last home game, versus my alma mater, arizona state kiki irie. often she's just a sophomore. she had 22 points, you see. right there. she added 20 rebounds to that. the cardinal were up 13 at half. then in the third quarter brink right here with a nice move along the baseline for the layup. she dropped 14 added nine rebounds adds seven assists. and then if that wasn't enough five blocks on top of that stanford

wins its 27th regular season. pac 12 title in the conference's final year. final score 8167. they finish the regular season at ninth ranked oregon state and oregon. in baseball is back. >> it was a gorgeous winter day in arizona today for spring training. >> the a's took on the dodgers in the team's second game there, kyle mueller making his spring training debut debut for the a's . and he was up and down, giving the giving up a home run. but striking out three over two innings, including max max muncy. there here in the first, then bottom of the fourth here one nothing. dodgers up muncy with a runner on gets a hold of this pitch. that's a two run homer. putting the dodgers up three to nothing. the a's would lose 4 to 2. they host the arizona diamondbacks at hohokam stadium tomorrow afternoon. and as for the giants well, not so much action here. they played the defending world champion texas rangers to a scoreless

tie. the bright spot, though, for san francisco kyle harrison started the game and pitched a two innings not allowing a hit, striking out five. the giants host the angels at scottsdale stadium tomorrow afternoon in the nba, turning into a relative early fight club. i guess i would call it five guys suspended for their roles in a fight at the heat. pelicans game. take a look at this heat star jimmy butler and pelicans naji marshall each suspended one game for instigating the fight. alvarado and a couple of other guys suspended three games. but guys this one's going to hurt butler. he'll lose $260,000 for sitting out that one game. wow. >> yeah it was intense there. yeah. bailey thank you. thanks for watching tonight. yep. to stream the latest news and weat r today on voices for change. franklin gets his flowers, peanuts first black character tells his origin story here i was.