for now, greer says he will continue to run the business. >> even opening after the burglary. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> now to some developing news as the alameda county election. officials are now saying they will manually count the signatures submitted in the petition to recall district attorney pamela price. the county registrar of voters says the results of a random sampling of the signatures submitted last week. we're not enough to determine whether the signatures. able to meet the threshold. the recall effort requires about 73,000 signatures to qualify. and organizers of the recall effort say they submitted more than 123,000 signatures. the group behind the effort to recall price, which is called save alameda for everyone issued this statement and they remain confident that they have enough votes to meet the recall threshold. the statement reads in part, we launched a grassroots effort to reclaim public safety on behalf of the people that the county. we welcome the hand count of more than 120,000 signatures. we submitted ensuring the integrity of the elections

greer will continue to operate downtown while eyeing a future move. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. dozens protesters who elocked the bay bridge back in november to call for a ceasefire in gaza are being penalized for their actions. >> a san francisco judge ordered 78 of the 80 demonstrators to perform 5 hours of community service represent shun a representation for the protesters. the representatives say that they have agreed to pay more than $4,000 in restitution to avoid criminal charges. that's about $57 for each person being punished. the money will be given to people who needed to be evacuated from the bridge during this protest speed safety cameras have been approved for 3 bay area cities assembly bill 6.45. was signed by governor gavin newsom in the fall. >> it calls for 6 california cities to putting cameras in locations identified as high crash areas since the beginning of the year for pedestrians have died in traffic collisions just in san francisco on forestry says stasio has more on the plans. the program and how drivers have to pay if

greer will continue to operate downtown while eyeing a future move. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. the oakland alameda county coliseum authority is finally got the approval for the oakland roots and souls sports clubs to play at the oakland coliseum. >> the approval will now allow a licensing agreement for the 2 soccer clubs to play at the coliseum from march 2025. to february 2026. officials passed a motion this morning and say there looking forward to seeing people show up for the soccer games in oakland takes eyes. the motion passes. >> all right. well, thank you all so very much. and i look forward to the exciting and vibrant soccer games. >> here in the facility. >> the approval comes just a day after oakland and alameda county officials met with the a's to talk about the team signing a lease extension for the next 3 years until its new stadium is built in las vegas. the a's says the meeting went well and the group will continue discussions over the next 2 weeks before it meets again on april. second right now, the city is asking that the aves

greer will continue to operate downtown while eyeing a future move. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. the roasted and raw restaurant is one of those recent places affected by crime in oakland. >> and then the nonprofit homies empowerment to the target of a hit run driver damaging that business. and then, of course, the very popular horn bbq that has seen a series of setbacks, including that fire that gutted the restaurant's interior last year. the fire came just days after the owner says the restaurant was defaced with graffiti after these incidents. one oakland organization called community ready, corpse says that they are committed to debunking the doom loop narrative in oakland donating $5,000 to each of these 3 places to pitch in with repairs. of course, you can also help out by visiting those places impacted by crime. time now for the 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look great shot from mount tam. look at all the lights across san francisco, the bay bridge. >> gayle looks like it could be a fantastic weekend. >> yes, absolutely. very pleas

greer will continue to operate downtown while eyeing a future move. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> a 15 year-old is arrested after police say he helped steal a car in vacaville. the moment captured on camera. as you can see there, police say that they tracked the teen down to monterrey. he was booked into jail on robbery and gun charges. the car was found empty in valais hope police have still not found the second suspect in that video. there. the police are asking for your help, finding a woman accused of stealing more than $3600 worth of merchandise from a business. we have an image shared by police. it shows the suspect. police say that the that the shoplifting happened at a store on coma boulevard back on march 4th, anyone with information is asked to please call coma. police. and changes could be coming to the richmond. sandra fell bridge that would limit cyclist and pedestrian access. transit officials say they plan to recommend that those groups use the path only on weekends. they say that they're just not enough people using the bike lan

greer, what is our solution to this? people in connection with the audience, spending more time talking about racist nonsense, than they are about student loans, we're not going to have an informed public to be prepared to vote. >> i spoke with her colleague -- [ inaudible ] asthma. it can make you miss out on those epic hikes with friends. step back out there, with fasenra. fasenra is an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra helps prevent asthma attacks. most patients did not have an attack in the first year. fasenra is proven to help you breathe better so you can get back to doing day-to-day activities. and fasenra helps lower the use of oral steroids. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. get back to better bre

greer will continue to operate downtown while eyeing a future move. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the oakland roots in soccer club. they'll be kicking off their 2025 season at the coliseum. the team's receiving the final approval today from the oakland alameda county coliseum. authority officials met this morning to discuss the future of the coliseum because the a's are still planning to move to las vegas. >> for oakland roots and souls sports clubs to play their 25. 26 soccer season home matches in the stadium at the column coliseum complex. the motion passes. all right. well, thank you all so very much. and i look forward to the exciting and vibrant soccer games. >> here in the facility. >> the oakland a's were currently leasing the coliseum through this season released a statement that reads in part, quote, we have shared with the city of oakland, the alameda county 4th there that we're open to being co tenants of the coliseum with the roots soul in 2025. we look forward to meeting with the roots soon. and oakland councilmember, we're back.

you what your thoughts on what mister greer had to say? please. unfortunately of the say outside us comments by had been the next section but 0 in his line. and you should notice that on the same day in service bank, there, that is why the, the occupation forces kid 6, the senior civilians. for the 5, the reasons i always on and every day for the last 5 months, emily days a is a the occupation forces cheated thousands of purchasing at same time, which we not know is in there they are. i'm if i'm done a 20 a year old kid form. so i thought was that to you because he is a is or was it a browser is more for and or less, not tension throughout type events. but dozens of the key to the kid very loudly and so chord secure what the false as every day was for support for them as united states on hands and hold down the power of which did not do a single thing. let's talk to them a 2nd, mr. mitten. mr. hi, folly. if i can jump in, i do apologize. i just wanted to ask you though, i mean look, obviously the whole thing going on since october. we've seen so m

charles coleman, christina greer are both back with me again.ristina, your reaction to this 1, 2 punch trump took this week, financially speaking. because, the question is, does this push to delay these payments, prove david cay johnston's point that trump's wealth may not be what he actually says it is? >> right, well, we all know as new yorkers, that the wealth was never what he said it was. several bankruptcies, he has consistently gotten loans from banks, but it was largely because he owed them so much they had no option but to sort of go along with his various schemes. we know that his name on several buildings, which is just a leasing agreement. he doesn't own the building, he just leased his name. so it's been a shell game, and three card monty deal that's gone amok. i am curious to see with the new york attorney general tish james will do. she has been very clear that if donald trump tries to hide behind the i'll pay when i get to it, or i was very convinced that he would never pay up, she was very clear that they would start seizing ass

and good on them because general manager mike greer said hurdle deserves a chance to compete for a stanleyup, so he's letting him go. we're still a few weeks away from the college basketball brackets being released, but march madness is in full swing at the high school level. plenty of local teams representing the bay area in the cif state championships this weekend. gamestaking place in san diego. the oakland girls bringing home hardware. teague with the floater. the wild cats beat montgomery to win the division 5 crown. >>> on the boy's side, evan lucas, the all time leading scorer at athenian high school and a state champ. the owls win 67-49. their first title in school history. >>> back to steph and the warriors real quick. i don't know if you were watching the game, but it felt like the entire city like oh my god, please, please, please. without steph i don't know what the team is. they'll need him back next week, and hopefully the ankle is okay. >> yes, thank you, matt. appreciate jim >>> you know the little signs at restaurants that say employees have to wash hands before returning

for the essential public services including police officers and 9-1-1, dispatchers for the time being greer is going to continue operating in downtown, but he is eyeing a future move. midnight tonight will mark 4 years since the bay area, shelter-in-place order went into effect. >> for coronavirus march 16th twenty-twenty was the day 6 bay area counties to drastic measures to try and contain the virus. as we know it would be a year before vaccines in any sort of normalcy would arrive. covid, of course, is still with us today. the cdc, though, recently loosened precautions by dropping the five-day isolation rule treating the virus much like other common respiratory illnesses. let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast taking a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. gail, hopefully people are resting up tonight so they get up tomorrow and enjoy the sunshine. yeah, it's going to be a very nice weekend on tap. really excited for it. i hope you all are as well, especially after the strong winds. we have to deal with earlier this week. and here is a live picture at san francisco. this sc

charles coleman, christina greer, are both back with me again.your reaction to this 12 punch trump this week, financially speaking. because, the question is, does this push to delay these payments, -- david cay johnston's point that trump's wealth may not be what he actually says it is? >> right, well we all know as new yorkers, that the wealth was never what he said it was to begin with. several bankruptcies, he has consistently gotten loans from banks, but it was largely because he owed them so much they had no option but to sort of go along with his various schemes. his name on several buildings, which is just a leasing agreement. he doesn't own the building, he just leased his name. so it's been a shell game, and -- a deal that's gone amok -- i am curious to see with the new york attorney general tish james will do. she has been very clear that if donald trump tries to hide behind the, i'll pay when i get to, it or i was very convinced that he would never pay up. she was very clear that they would start seizing assets. i think it will be a re

that includes the greer tahoe area, several feet of snow will accumulate before this. this blizzard goes away. i'll have e complete accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. karina. >> all right. let's talk about that snow in the sierra that's accumulating by the hour. you're looking live at i-80 in truckee, which was closed yesterday. and it has no timeline for reopening . the national weather service says whiteout conditions are expected throughout the weekend and is urging drivers to stay off all the roads for a second day in a row. a number of ski lake tahoe ski resorts remain shut down by the storm, and that includes sugar bowl resort. they posted this video on social media saying they got 20 to 24in of snow overnight at a few resorts are open with reduced operation as the large amounts of snow and high wind gusts are creating problems for the uc berkeley central sierra. snow lab. the scientists there gave an update this morning saying they'd received almost 21in of snow in the last day. the snow lab also says it lost power overnight, but they were able t

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and good on them because general manager mike greer said hurdle deserves a chance to compete for a stanley cup, so he's letting him go. we're still a few weeks away from the college basketball brackets being released, but march madness is in full swing at the high school level. plenty of local teams representing the bay area in the cif state championships this weekend. gamestaking place in san diego. the oakland girls bringing home hardware. teague with the floater. the wild cats beat montgomery to win the division 5 crown. >>> on the boy's side, evan lucas, the all time leading scorer at athenian high school and a state champ. the owls win 67-49. their first title in school history. >>> back to steph and the warriors real quick. i don't know if you were watching the game, but it felt like the entire city like oh my god, please, please, please. without steph i don't know what the team is. they'll need him back next week, and hopefully the ankle is okay. >> yes, thank you, matt. appreciate bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring

greer says burglars broke into the eatery early friday morning and stole money.less than the cost repair the damage because he no longer leaves much inside the business. overnight, you can keep cash on hand. >> you can't keep the safe and office they jam this time. they they completely jammed and open the office door. so they only got away with

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now, before today's match up with the senate is the sharp 0 manager mike greer. he arrived at the shark tank near course. he was emotionally exhausting. at least i can imagine after trading away a quarter of his roster doing the trade deadline for several new players and the bundle of high draft picks. now being said, the biggest name the group gave up was that guy hurdle to moss hurdle, if you will. he's making new friends already in las vegas with the golden knights where he was which is a tough pill to swallow for sharks. fans blesses get to the highlights of the game against the senate is the new-look shark. they were on the power play in the first period with fabian's it away. but a shot on goal in front him to thomas barlow and the flex into the goal. >> look at it again. there you saw it wasn't pretty, but the sharks, they went up nothing. we head into the second period now are tied at one. the sharks again on the power play is what get with the one timer from the right circle with your wrist shot for the lead in his second goal of the day. now, the only 3

just a big enough for you to greer's, i think, a journalism today this is crazy. it really is. especially when you consider that the vast majority of them have never covered or written a new story, nor do they have degrees or any training as journalists, but by golly, they are. hello, this is the news i'm such and such. look at this, we, we compiled a little list for you to see. i mean, this is the top of the hat stuff. okay. here's jen zacky. i told you about her already, right? she works for by the ad obama. there's george stephanopoulos. he was president bill clinton spokesperson that it became a headache or a news presenter at abc simone sanders told you about her right. she works for the vice president. now she's got her own joe. she's a journalist, i guess. huh. nicole wallace. there she is. same thing, we can keep going apparently let's, let's do it that sarah huckabee sanders. i bought her, she went from the government to then working for fox news and now she's back in the government. but you can just ping pump for my cock me is her dad. he went from being the governor

last time there was a vote, those police officers and right greer entered the national assembly. that was when the, the bill was past due to delay the presidential election that brought us to this crisis. so this is the bill for president lucky south is a way to pacify a very electric political crisis. that setting goal is going hundreds of people could be freed. hundreds of those that were picked up by police during a riots and protest. natalie ignited by the opposition figure. we spend sancho now if this bill is passed through parliament, many people will be freed. but according to rights group, there would also be people that have committed serious offences. that's what rights group also say. and we're talking about security forces, perhaps that have used a considerable force, even kills protest orders over 60 people were killed during those demonstration. so opinions are divided inside the m p, as in the national assembly, you were expecting hours of debate before this bill is voted in so cool. so while the politicians on the public debate debates at a mutual scanning on june

just a big enough for you to greer's, i think a journalism today is crazy. it really is, especially when you consider that the vast majority of them have never covered or written a new story, nor do they have degrees or any training as journalists, but by golly, they are. hello, this is the news i'm such and such. look at this, we compiled a little list for you to see. i mean, this is the top of the hat stuff. okay. there's jen zacky. i told you about her already. right? she worked for bible and obama. there's george stephanopoulos. he was president, bill clinton spokesperson became the head anchor. a news presenter at abc simone sanders told you about her right. she works for the vice president. now she's got our own joe. she's a journalist, i guess. huh. the call was there she is. same thing. we could keep going apparently let's, let's do it at sarah huckabee sanders, i bought her, she went from the government to then working for fox news and now she's back in the government. but you can just ping pumpkin for my car to me is her dad. he went from being the

with officials discouraging all mountain travel, even tow truck drivers like cordle greer getting stuck. >> i was a rescuer. now i'm going to be the rescued. >> reporter: this as high winds are fueling dangerous fire conditions in the heartland this weekend. the smokehouse creek fire already burning more than a million acres in texas and in oklahoma. gusts there could reach 60 miles per hour amid dry conditions. and linsey, you can see behind me, multiple vehicles still buried in a lot of snow. here in truckee, we have gotten between 5 and 7 feet. there's a race to clean up from this storm before the next system moves in tomorrow afternoon. linsey. >> just adding insult to injury. faith, thank you. >> linsey: let's get right to abc meteorologist somara theodore. sounds like the west is not out of the woods just yet. >> reporter: that's right, linsey. they're not. what's left of this weekend's snow is moving out tonight. as faith mentioned, the next round is moving in tomorrow, just in time for the work week. let's time it out. take a look here. what you're seeing is the rest of this sno

just a big enough for you to greer's, i think, a journalism today this is crazy. it really is, especially when you consider that the vast majority of them, i've never covered or written a new story, nor do they have degrees or any training as journalists, but by golly, they are. hello, this is the news i'm such and such. look at this, we, we compiled a little list for you to see. i mean, this is the top of the hat stuff. okay. here's jen sanky. i told you about her already. right? she worked for bible and obama. there's george stephanopoulos. he was president, bill clinton spokesperson became the head anchor. a news presenter at abc simone sanders told you about her right. she works for the vice president. now she's got our own joe. she's a journalist, i guess. huh. the call was there she is. same thing. we could keep going apparently let's, let's do it that sarah huckabee sanders. i bought her. she went from the government to then working for fox news and now she's back in the government. but you can just ping pumps for my come to me is her dad. he went from bein

just a big enough for you to greer's, i think a journalism today is crazy. it really is, especially when you consider that the vast majority of them have never covered or written a new story, nor do they have degrees or any training as journalists, but by golly, they are. hello, this is the news i'm such and such. look at this, we, we compiled a little list for you to see. i mean, this is the top of the hat stuff. okay. here's jen sanky. i told you about her already. right. she worked for bible and obama. there is george stephanopoulos. he was president bill clinton spokesperson, and then it became the head anchor. a news presenter at abc simone sanders told you about her right. she works for the vice president. now she's got our own show. she's a journalist, i guess. huh. nicole wallace. there she is. same thing we can keep going here, but let's, let's do it that sarah huckabee sanders. i bought her, she went from the government to then working for fox news and now she's back in the government. like you can just ping pump for my car to me is her dad. he wen

monday night who are ready before today's match up with the senator, the sharks, general manager mike greer. he was he arrived at the starting tonight, emotionally exhausted, of course, after trading away a quarter of his roster during the trade deadline. that was yesterday for several new players of high draft picks. now, meanwhile, the biggest name, greg, a b-plus. no surprise here, thomas hurdle. he was making new friends in las vegas with his new team. the golden knights, the defending champions. let's just get into the game from today. so the new-look sharks were on the power play in the first period when fabian general and put a shot on goal in front of it. right there that his word alone, it deflects into the go. you see it again there. it wasn't pretty. but the shark, they do go nothing. we head into the second period. now we're tied at one. the sharks again on the power play in it in with one timer from the right circle. now wicked wrist. their shot from the lead in the second goal of the day. he only had 3 coming into the game and goalie manasquan ahead. 32 same type of day for th

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washington post and author of resistance, how women safe democracy from donald trump, and christina greerellow at city color of new york and author of the book lack of next and the pursuit of the american dream. thank you both very much for being here today. okay, so i want both of your thoughts on the ad we just played, especially you, jennifer, you have a column about this. in the paper, in the washington post tomorrow, is the biden campaign on the right track here with that ad? >> it is a devilishly clever trap that they have set for him and they will use it to the best advantage because four years ago, you and i were huddled in our own homes on lockdown. four years ago, the economy was contracting wildly. four years ago the murder rate was much higher. four years ago donald trump wanted to take away health care. four years ago donald trump said he had a plan to substitute for obamacare, he never came up with one. so, by any measure that you look at, whether it's his effort to destroy the affordable care act, and therefore, take away insurance from 32 million people, or you look at his

and in fact, not only does catherine reynolds chaddock tell the story of greer life, but nohow he is commemorated himself at the university of south carolina,here he was a college professor. and so this is actually just a sample of the many stories that come out in this book. where were historians reflect in a very new and personal way. and so i'm going to start with michelle because she has one of the lincoln stories in the book and i'll turn it over. i've asked each person to talk about the story they tell. so, michelle so my story is out elizabeth keckley, who, as we heard a little bit earlier, the st known as the seamstress, modest confidante of mary of mary lincoln. but she was born enslaved in virginia in 1818. she sufreall of the horrors of slavery in terms of mental and physical abuse. but was able to usskills as a seamstress to buy her own freedom and that of her son in the 1850s, after she had ended up in saint louis. and that and then she came to washington, d.c., and got in with the lincoln administration and was an intimate in the lincoln white house after lincoln's deat

and in fact, not only does catherine reynolds chaddock tell the story of greer life, but nohow he is commemorated himself at the university of south carolina,here he was a college professor. and so this is actually just a sample of the many stories that come out in this book. where were historians reflect in a very new and personal way. and so i'm going to start with michelle because she has one of the lincoln stories in the book and i'll turn it over. i've asked each person to talk about the story they tell. so, michelle so my story is out elizabeth keckley, who, as we heard a little bit earlier, the st known as the seamstress, modest confidante of mary of mary lincoln. but she was born enslaved in virginia in 1818. she sufall of the horrors of slavery in terms of mental and physical abuse. but was able to usskills as a seamstress to buy her own freedom and that of her son in the 1850s, after she had ended up in saint louis. and that and then she came to washington, d.c., and got in with the lincoln administration and was an intimate in the lincoln white house after lincoln's death.

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mayor greer stone delivered his state of the city address at the palo alto arts center.ow underway. he said the city is also setting aside $u2 million to address housing for social and economic balance. >> we have an affordability crisis. we don't have a housing crisis. palo alto and the state consistently meets our market rate. housing quotas. our challenge lies in meeting our affordable housing. quotas. >> stone says palo alto has the second largest inventory of affordable housing in santa clara county. he adds that more housing could lead to business and economic growth as well. >> sports focus returns sunday night with an all new episode featuring bay area student athletes. we're talking with some of mcdonald's all-americans from napa christians, prolific prek prep basketball team. you're going to hear about their journey in the bayúarea and their hopes for going to meet a teenage gymnast from richmond who has dreams of reaching the olympics. plus, it is the return of the wrestling program at alameda high school after 40 years, it still feels like a really big accomp