. >> well, heather, jade burnette says she lives in her car with her 17 year old autistic son and her nine year old daughter. opd finally released her car last week, but when she got it back, it had some significant damage that she could not afford to fix. i spoke with her about that situation, and it has taken a village of people helping her ever since. >> thank you. >> yeah, he's been really great. we're happy. yeah, we're happy to help. >> jade burnette finally has her car back a month after she says her home was towed away. opd says her registration was expired, and they brought it to storage until she could provide proof that it was updated. >> i'm relieved to have it out of there. >> with the help of oakland reverend ken chambers, the storage fees were paid through what opd calls their victim tow fund. >> once the story aired, we really got some movement and they waived 4000. just about $4,000 worth of fees for jade. we're so appreciative of that. >> but she says when she arrived to pick it up, it didn't look how she left it. >> i cried because there's pieces missing off of my c

crystal well, jade burnett for nearly a. >> she says sheúcan't afford the fees to get it back.d after asking for help from community resource groups, a local pastor is now stepping in. jade burnet& has a 17 year oldúson and a nin& year old daughter. she says they've been living income and it's impossible to get into shelters in in the bay area. if you have a disabled, so she uses the car to drive for uber eats do mostly gig jobs because i don't have child caren >> but back in february, when the berkeley women's daytimeays drop in center placed her and nights.s in a motel for a fewt- >ñ when i went back toúthe car, the car was had been towed. i had been towed. ñ> she says the cost to get the car back goes up each day, it'sn $3,200 money. she doesn't have. >> my medication is in the car, part of one of my leg braces is in the car, our clothes, blankets, food, everythingúis in the car. >> she came across a community resource online hosted att& westside missionary baptist church, the safe car park program. the program. provides secure parking for unhoused people living in their car

yeah, we're happy to help jade burnette finally has her car back a month after she says her home was towed away. >> opd says her registration was expired and they brought it to storage until she could provide proof that it was updated. >> i'm relieved to have it out of there with the help of oakland reverend ken chambers, the storage fees were paid through what opd calls their victim tow fund. >> once the story aired, we really got some movement and they waived 4000, just about $4,000 worth of fees for jade. we're so appreciative of that. >> but she says when she arrived to pick it up, it didn't look how she left it. >> i cried because there's pieces missing off of my car. >> she says two of her tires were flat and the driver's side window was smashed. >> all this was it was just hanging. you can see down below, but the community is not leaving her hanging. >> after our story aired on ktvu last week, we received multiple calls and emails from members of the public who wanted to help burnette get her car back. and here at fat cat tires, the owner donated two tires to get her back on t

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single mom jade burnett says that her 2008 pontiac vi was us that she and 7 year old son and nine yeardaughter were staying inúa shelter, and that they car as wd burnett also uses it to drive for uber eats. well today, the city says it was towed for expired registration. they say, though, that be paid through the city's victim tow fund, and that spburnett should get her car bak people living in redwood city, are invited to a free tacos and taxes preparation event hosted by assembly member diane papin. thec event is scheduled for this saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the fair oaks community center. anyone who earns less than $64,000 is eligible. not-sd help will be offered in both english and spanish.úthis is a collaboration with tax, aid all right. tonight we are seeing one of the very last photos ofca family before they were killed picture shows parents diegoúand matilda, their toddler son joaquin, and six month old baby chloe. they were waiting at a at that sceneútoday in west portal and has an update tonight on the suspected driver, as theúscene of the tragedy continues to fill up

jade burnett's pontiac vibe was towed back in february, while she says rough weather put her in a motelh her kids. oakland police towed it because the registration was expired. she and two of her kids, aged 17 and nine, were living in the car. oakland pastor of west side missionary baptist church, reverend ken chambers, stepped in to help last week, and oakland police released the car to burnett without charging her. but when she picked it up, it had too much damage to repair. after days of working on the car, reverend chambers says he decided to get burnett a whole new vehicle, a used jeep, which she says she is set to receive tomorrow morning. the jeep is a donation to the church, which the church is donating to her. our special program, voices for change, returns with a new episode. >> this sunday morning. we'll continue our celebration of women's history month with conversations focused on uplifting girls and women. we'll hear from the president of golden state's new wnba team about why her goals for this franchise go far beyond the court, and a mother daughter duo who is clearing t

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. >> jade burnett has a 17 year old son and a nine year old daughter.tremely low income and it's impossible to get into shelters in in the bay area. if you have a teenage boy, she's disabled, so she uses the car to drive for uber eats. >> i do mostly gig jobs because i don't have child care. but back in february, when the winter storms hit, she says the berkeley women's daytime drop in center placed her and her kids in a motel for a few nights. >> when i went back to the car, the car was had been towed. i thought it was stolen. i called the police and they said that it had been towed, she says the cost to get the car back goes up each day and as of tuesday, it's more than $3,200 money. >> she doesn't have my medication is in the car. >> my leg braces is in the car, our clothes, blankets, food, everything is in the car. >> she came across a community the safeúcar park program. the, program provides secure parking for unhoused people living in their cars, support to keep their tags and plates up to date, insurance and aúgas fund, as well as tiny homes and

jade burnett is a single mother.s hert& and she and her 17 year old son& and nine year old daughter were staying while they were staying at a shelter. she also theyúlivr and use it to drive for uber eats. today, the city says it was towed for expired registration. they say the tow fees will be paid through the burnett should get her car back sometime tomorrow. >> now to the latest in the war between israel and hamas right now. us secretary of state haver weeks trying to broker a cease fire deal between israel and between sides have narroweds and an agreement is getting closer now. tomorrow, the secretary of state is headed to israel. the us is also calling for a vote in the united nations . declaring a cease fire is imperative to deliver humanitarian aid. the council on american islamic relations sent a letter ofúcomplaint to the mayor of san bruno,úaccusing the city of targeting and intimidating muslims who were attending a city council meeting. ktvu jana katsuyama joins usúlive tonight from san bruno with the story

. >> jade burnett finally has her car back a month after she says her home was towed away.s her registration was expired and they brought it to storage until she could provide proof that it was updated. >> i'm relieved to have it out of there. >> with the help of oakland reverend ken chambers, the storage fees were paid through what opd calls their victim tow fund. >> once the story aired, we really got some movement and they waived 4000. just about $4,000 worth of fees for jade. we're so appreciative of that. >> but she says when she arrived to pick it up, it didn't look how she left it. >> i cried because there's pieces missing off of my car. >> she says two of her tires were flat and the driver's side window was smashed. >> all this was it was just hanging. you can see down below, but the community is not leaving her hanging. >> after our story aired on ktvu last week, we received multiple calls and emails from members of the public who wanted to help burnett get her car back. and here at fat cat tires, the owner donated two tires to get her back on the road, helping oth

yeah, we're happy that jade burnett finally has her car back a month after she says her home was towed away. >> opd says her registration was expired and they brought it to storage until she could provide proof that it was updated. i'm relieved to have it out of there with the help of oakland reverend ken chambers, the storage fees were paid through what opd calls their victim tow fund. >> once the story aired, we really got some movement and they waived 4000, just about $4,000 worth of fees for jade. we're so appreciative of that. >> but she says when she arrived to pick it up, it didn't look how she left it. >> i cried because there's pieces missing off of my car. >> she says two of her tires were flat and the driver's side window was smashed. >> all this was it was just hanging. you can see down below. >> but the community is not leaving her hanging. after our story aired on ktvu last week, we received multiple calls and emails from members of the public who wanted to help burnett get her car back. and here at fat cat tires, the owner donated two tires to get her back on the road, h

jade burnette and her two children had been living in the car but found shelter during recent wintered, according to oakland police, because the registration had expired, fees racked up once the car was in storage. opd paid to get the car out through its victim tow fund. but once burnette went to pick up her car, she found a whole new set of problems. i cried because there's pieces missing off of my car. >> all this was it was just hanging. you can see down below. i watched how they they picked the cars up with the forklift and they were shaking. these cars. >> she says two of her tires were flat. the driver's side window was smashed. that's when others who'd seen our report on burnett's plight last week jumped in to help the owner of a local tire shop donated to tires . a local reverend is allowing her to park at his secured church parking lot in west oakland. >> some bay area schools are struggling to hire enough staff for their on campus kitchens, according to the bay area news group. such workers are more in demand than ever in california. in 2022, california became the first sta

single mother jade burnett been living in a 2008 pontiac vibe with her 17 daughter, burnett alsoúuses to drive for uber eats. the family was placed in a motel during last month's storms, but their car got towed during that time and daily fees have now risen to more than $3,200. >> my medication is in the car, part of one of my leg braces is in the car, our clothes, blankets, food, everything is in the car. >> burnett is working with a west side missionary baptist church to retrieve her car, and fortunately, find a secure place to park at. the church runs a program toúhelp people who live in their cars help pay their tax plates, insurance and gas. wheelchair is frustrated after his fence in oakland's rockridge neighborhood has been ripped, reportedly vandalized, but he has been issued citations because of it. now, oakland finds graffiti painted on thete- back fence of his home. silva has lived on the property for 80 years. earlier this month, he received a citation from oakland to remove it by this week or face an $1,100 fine, plus an failed re-inspection. >> it was so absurd. it's lik

jade burnett's pontiac vibe was towed back in february while she says rough weather put her in a motelr children. oakland police towed it because the registration was expired, and she and two of her children, 17 and nine, were actually living in that car. the oakland pastor of the west side missionary baptist church, reverend ken chambers, stepped in to help, and oakland police did release that car to burnett without charging her. but when she picked it up, it apparently had too much damage to repair. and after days of working on that car, reverend chambers said he decided to get burnett a new one, a used jeep. that jeep was a donation to the church, and the church is now donating it to her. >> i like a good update. yes, that's a great story. good for them, okay. well, it's easter weekend and a lot of a lot of kids want to do a little easter egg hunting tomorrow. and it's going to be a little wet, probably. right >> yes, spring showers is what we will call it. yesterday we couldn't call a spring showers. it was just pouring. we had a wind advisory that has expired. here's a look over s

jade burnett is a single mother.ar she uses to make food deliveries. her car was towed after the family stort back now topping $3,200. >ñ my medicationúis in the car. partúof one of my leg braces is in the car, our clothes,t& blankets, food, everything is in the car. >> burnett is working with the west side missionary baptist church to get her car back and secure safe parking. the church runs a program to help people who live in their cars help pay theirúlicense plates, insurance and gas. >> the concord city council has approved the latest development plan for the former concord naval weapons station. the plan calls for more than 12,000 homes, along with commercial space and a new park. there'súa new developer after two previous agreements with other developers didn't work out. brookfield havr years to negotiate a property transfer agreement with the us navy. the entire project is expected to be developed in five phases over 40 years. >> it is 839 right now and enjoy the dry weather while you can see paulson us why.

jade burnett and her two children had been living in the car but found shelter during recent winter storms. that's when her car was towed, according to oakland police. because the registration had expired, fees racked up once that car was in storage, opd paid to get the car out through its victim tow fund. but once burnett went to pick up the car, she found a whole new set of problems. >> i cried because there's pieces missing off of my car. all this was it was just hanging. you can see down below. i watched how they they picked the cars up with the forklift and they were shaking these cars. >> she says two of her tires were flat. the driver's side window was smashed. that's when others who'd seen our report on burnett's plight last week jumped in to help the owner of a local tire shop donated to tires local reverend, allowing her to park at a secure church parking lot in west oakland. >> wow. wish her and her children well. time is 738. sal will get you to where you need to go, sal. >> yeah, we do have slow traffic and the usual spots here. if you are driving west on highway four, for exa