we saw gia vang there on the site, and it's dark and cold right there in the sunset district. >> gia did a phenomenal job summarizing it, so i'll kind of piggyback off some of the things she brought up. we do have a muni bus there that's a temporary evacuation center that's able to shuttle individuals affected by this fire, whether it's the actual fire itself or the neighborhood that's been closed off for the investigation, to an evacuation center that is nearby. if you are affected by this fire, you can go to any uniformed member that's within that location or red cross member, and they will give you that address for that evacuation center. pg&e has done a phenomenal job getting the gas and power restored to the buildings that have been deemed safe to do so, and we're working in collaboration with them to get as many of those homes back up to full power status as fast as possible, but we're doing it as safe as possible as well. >> okay. captain jonathan baxter there with the san francisco fire department. we appreciate your time tonight. >> thank you. have a safe night. >> as to you

let's bring in nbc bay area's gia vang who joins us in oakland this evening. gia, ten police chiefs in ten years. this is a poor reflection on the city of oakland. what's the reaction from the community leaders there? >> yeah, it's a revolving door as they tell me. they're sick and tired of doing this over and over again. but i will tell you that the one positive we got was from the anti-police terror project, calling this a courageous move on the mayor's part. but as i talked to so many people tonight, they have said for the most part chief armstrong was well liked by the community. the naacp just put out a statement saying that this action erodes community trust and that mayor sheng thao failed to listen to the voters of oakland. we also talk earlier tonight to john burris, a civil rights attorney based here in oakland. here's what he had to say. >> i've never met or seen a police chief that active in the neighborhood. but he also had the greatest respect for the police officers. and so i'm disappointed that we once again fired another police chief. >> i'm d

nbc bay area's gia vang is in the sunset district with the very latest we know. gia?> reporter: at this hour, you can see the lights are up and a truck just pulled in to haul off all that debris from the rubble that was once a home. we have seen a number of families being escorted back into their homes late tonight. firefighters say so long as they shelter in place. this is the aftermath, debris being moved and carted away, windows blown out and broken glass everywhere. but around 9:20 this morning in that white prius. >> i heard the explosion and thou it was bomb. my windows shattered. >> reporter: this woman was waiting to take her daughter to school. she and neighbors describe a haunting scene. >> the lady who was living in the house came running out. she was half charred, the back side of her body. >> pointing and yelling. >> reporter: pointing at the home in the sunset street, now on fire and now a three-alarm one. we learned from sf fire that another person was inside. multiple agencies, including dogs were brought in. a body removed shortly after 6:00. >> searc

despite the fact that the gia fortress is located in the center of the peninsula.of the many guests of the city get to macau. well, all the better for those who are looking for a real exotic. after all, it is here that, far from the well-worn tourist trails, the atmosphere of the times of a small portuguese colony on the outskirts of a huge chinese empire has been preserved. chinese architecture is an interweaving of traditions and finds, the sahioann courtyard is planned as a complex of four houses facing each other, they are considered an example of an ideal organization of space, the cylindrical houses of the tulou fortress can become the backdrop for any science fiction film, the peasant houses of northern china in france are simple and cozy, and in macau you can stay in the house of a chinese mandarin . the name of this estate is the mandarin's house . the portuguese called important chinese officials conditionally tangerines . cozy house changguang. ying would not tolerate such treatment. he was an influential high-ranking civil servant . his family had been

is just a tragedy all around, knowing that one person did lose their life right behind us. >> and, gia, this is a quiet neighborhood, correct? a well-mannered, quiet neighborhood with some old residents there? >> reporter: well-mannered, quiet neighborhood is right. we've talked to so many neighbors who say they've been here for many years. there are many restaurants. there's a gym around the corner here. there's a dentist's office. so there are small businesses that have been here for a long time. people say they were very surprised. they were shocked as we've been hearing for the last two days now when this happened. >> gia vang reporting from the scene of that explosion yesterday. we mentioned tanks being carried out of the house. our investigative unit has details about exactly what was found inside the home and what may have caused the fire. let's bring in investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken. it might take days or weeks for some definitive answers. what are your sources telling you tonight? >> reporter: well, what we know are the telltale signs that something was going on in

in oakland, gia vang , nbc bay area news. >>> a man who wanted to kill numerous police officers madest court appearance today . it's a different name than the lease used yesterday.investigators say the man who is undocumented has multiple aliases. he initially refused to walk into the courtroom until the judge ordered him to enter the prosecutors say he was out tissue police officers, and that he got into a gunfight with a police officer during a traffic stop friday and shot at an officer during a standoff before he eventually surrendered. >> not a random act, but intentionally find it put firing at police officers. >> he is being held without bail. it has been a tough day for gilroy tonight. >>> many in the community came together to mourn the loss of a man suspected of dying from a fentanyl overdose. when alonzo was one of four men who was found unresponsive inside a home recently. nbc bay area's audrey has more on that story. >> the message tonight is to get help through dozens gathered tonight remember you when alonzo including his children, grandchildren, and fellow church membe

you know, gia, you were saying we mean it, if you have pictures we'd love to see them. tag nbc bay area on your social post to share them with us. we will be watching for them on twitter, facebook, and instagram. gia, you got some really good pictures of the snow because you were in it up to your ankles. >> we were up at the napa/sonoma county line in the mountains. it was just like a foot and a half, i would say, of snow. it was incredible. i was telling terry, it's a novelty here to have snow that low. in minnesota, where i just came from, it was like -- saw it every day. this was so cool. >> it's sort of every generation seems like for the big snow events. you go back to the '80s or the early 2000s, they have something like this. there was a lot of it obviously that's still up in the hills right now. temperatures today didn't warm up a lot. that helped keep the snow locked in. guess what -- bay area snow part two is in the forecast as we head into next week. right now, 47 degrees, beautiful view of the golden gate bridge with late day sunshine. temperatures cool on y

here's nbc bay area's gia vang. >> reporter: elon musk was found not liable in a class action suit.2018 musk tweeted he was considering taking tesla private and secured funding. shareholders filed a class action lawsuit claiming security fraud because they bought shares of tesla stock based on that tweet and claim they lost significant amounts of money. here's one of their lawyers after the deliberation. the decision legal analyst aaron solomon disagrees with. >> i think the jury got this wrong. the notion that we'll ever find a jury that is the peer of elon musk and understands the depth and scope of what happened here was unrealistic. >> reporter: solomon says investors and others take the tweet musk put out seriously, but prosecutors failed to make the case to the jury. in san francisco, gia vang, nbc bay area news. >>> the search was called off for the mountain lion that attacked a 5-year-old boy earlier this week. that boy's name, jack. he was hiking with his family in the hills above half moon bay when he walked ahead of his family and was attacked by a mountain lion cub. the

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we were told by the policemen that there might be looters. >> reporter: gia vang, "today in the bay." >> we continue to follow this closely when it develops. when we're not on the air, go to nbcbayarea.com for the latest on this investigation. it is our top story. >>> now to barricades set up in san francisco's mission district in hopes of stopping sex workers from soliciting work there. people between 18th and 22nd say they've seen an uptick in prostitution over the last two years. "today in the bay's" thom jensen explores whether the temporary solution is working. >> reporter: these are the barricades that went up this morning. they're temporary, and neighbors said they wanted something heavier. we were here for a minute, and somebody moved in barricade. neighbors said they'd like the big plastic ones that are filled with water so they're more difficult to move. >> these barricades represent the extent of the resources the city will put to the mission. >> reporter: brian has an office in the neighborhood where he says he practically lives. the sex work traffic in the mostly resident

"today in the bay's" gia vang explains why. >> reporter: lily showed us her stack of violations. she is an advocate for the small businesses of sf chinatown, where violations for not having a permit for awnings were put on businesses. after the story aired, it was said, temporarily, no more violations would be plastered. late fees to comply for the businesses that already got an nov won't be exercised. >> at least the city is doing something. the last few weeks, nobody would tell me what to do. >> reporter: it began the end of january when the nov suddenly began appearing in the historic neighborhood where awnings have existed for generations. the department of business said it wasn't targeting that specific area. a spokesperson said it is legally bound to respond to complaints. a number of the complaints were unusual. the same timeframe the previous year, five complaints. this time, 179. it was called extraordinarily high. >> really nothing to do. >> reporter: the permitting process could cost businesses operated by people like albert chang. instead of the awning, he and a few o

in concord, gia vang, nbc bay area news. >>> the mugging of a 78-year-old teacher in san francisco has galvanized activists in the mission who are demanding change. her neighbors say that street violence is too common and things are unsafe, calling for a state of emergency in the mission and to send the resources they give to affluent areas. >> why have they been able to clean up union square? why is it the rich can get clean streets daily. steam cleaned, all the other services they get, and we can't here. >> they said violence, open air drug use and people selling stolen goods as well. >>> the pentagon released this video, the u.s. spy plane taking a selfie of the chinese spy balloon that was shot down. they tracked the balloon until the u.s. downed it over the atlantic. an fbi lab in virginia is studying what was taken out of the water. >>> back to the top story, the snow. this is highway 17 around 5:30 this evening. another look from a viewer who sent this video of snow coming down on his drive home on highway 17. mount hamilton over san jose has a fresh layer of snow. that's a trea

gia vang reports on how this is going to impact the weekend. >> reporter: here's a sight you don't see often. the mountains of wine country covered in snow. >> doesn't look it, but we are going into springtime. you know, the trees are flowering. the daffodils are up. then this comes. >> reporter: up to 10 inches in some places, blanketing vineyards on the county lines of napa and sonoma. 1800 feet elevation, stuart smith of this winery says they're used to several inches of snow every year. this much this weekend -- >> everyone that had visits scheduled for tomorrow, it's off. we've been out of power since late last night. i don't think we'll get power back until sometime late monday or tuesday. >> reporter: stuart tried reaching his vineyard earlier this morning to check things out. key word, tried. the roads leading to the vineyards are a mess, as you can see. stuart says they're trying to get up this morning, and there were trees just like this one down all over the roads. he said recently, fires have weakened the trees in the area, then compounded by this heavy snow, it didn't help

. >> gia is leaving the set, she's heading down through the salesforce tower. ton of events on tap. the food pairings of restaurant bars and breweries across the bay area. sf beer week will last until next sunday. >> cool, i think i'll try that contraption right there. >> you like that. you were into it. >> there it is. wow, i wonder that does to the beer. >> these are the questions we have to ask, and you need to go down and ask them. >> i'll investigate. >> i think i heard tomorrow is going to be a better beer drinking day than today. >> not that there's any bad days. the chance of showers moving on out and temperatures will be climbing up, but don't get used to. we've got some big shifts ahead in that seven day forecast. warmer for now as you wrap up the weekend and a lot colder by the time we get to tuesday. san jose few clouds out there, southwest wind at 14 miles per hour. more sunshine at dublin, 53 degrees. similar wind direction and offshore winds and allow san rafael and santa rosa to get a warmup by the end of the weekend. san francisco, 51. lake tahoe 37 degrees, seeing

to gia videos when a decade, t mackwood on a la guardia peer meg of peers imaging on does our peers him and his g school, or that was a book that he gets expose. go to lunch with find out about ali story info, migraines, reliable news for migrant. wherever they may be. a nar davinci, mysterious masterpiece. this perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre and no, it is not the mona lisa. it is the virgin of the rock, 2 versions, multiple copies, and a hidden drawing. was there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful painting that perhaps we just don't understand? a search for answers store to february 10th on d, w ah, ah, this is detailed use lie from berlin. the frantic search for survivors and turkey and syria. after the region is hit by massive earthquakes, rescue crews managed to pull people alive from the ruins of their collapsed houses . but more than 4000 are known to have died.

he called once georgy danil said gia had a brilliant script. which one was interested in daneli? the girl is walking barefoot, it is raining in the puddles, she is carrying shoes in her hands, and a young man will come behind her on a bicycle and tries to save her from drops with an umbrella. but although it is her it's not really necessary to say it all. and what else do you need such an ingenious script, we’ll do the rest on the set, the process of shooting a film is going on and just on the set, and the set comes after a week’s absence, but let’s call it that, a creative artistic diver appears gennady shparikov, daneliya, well, i’ve been waiting for you for a long time. we urgently need to sit down to write a song with andrei petrov waiting for you. he's at sofia's restaurant already. sit down immediately start working the sleepers. gaia's severe condition would stimulate the beginning of the process. ok take stimulus 100 g and start working 5 minutes later, shpalikov reappeared on the set from sophie's restaurant and said everything happens in the world. fine. you won’t immed

james didn't notice 12-year-old gia at first, but after the game the two got acquainted., can you imagine -- >> oh -- >> -- the star appeal, the street cred she got among her friends and peers when she got back to school. >> oh, and you know, how'd you get those seats, number one. and number two, what. >> her feet have not touched the ground, i'm sure of that. >> and they won't for many years, i've got a feeling. vern, thanks. >>> a 4-year-old skateboarder turned social media star. how the pandemic launched him into the worldwide spotlight. >> trying to make the ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >>> a 4-year-old skateboarding sensation getting a little world

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in such a better life to gia videos when a decade t mackwood on a la guardia, the mag of appears in management, does our peers him and his ged school, or that was a book that he gets expose? go to lunch with you. there may not find out about ali, a story info, migraines, reliable nice for migrant. wherever they may be. healthy journalism helped us in overcoming divisions. save the date for the d. w. global media forum 2023 in bonn, germany and increasingly fragmented world with a growing number of voices, digitally amplified. you see where this clutter can lead what we really need, overcoming divisions into vision for tomorrow's journalism. save the date and joined us for this discussion. the 16th edition of d, w. c. global media forum. ah, ah, ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin. the toll of the fearsome battle waged for ukraine's don boss region where thousands have died as the war near the one year mark. our correspondence here is from an exhausted ukrainian soldier, unjust but tried. friend for example, die comes on until they die for you crave so now it's my duty to fight for you, you

. >> i am gia vang. it has been a week since two major earthquakes hit turkey ann syria, and we're still just getting a picture of the losses. more than 33,000 people have died in those quakes, millions more are displaced. the international community is rushing to send aid, some of which is coming from right here in the bay area. alyssa goard as they packed up and shipped out supplies. >> reporter: this driveway is overflowing with more than 200 boxes. >> food, sleeping bags, baby products and feminine products. >> reporter: people around the bay donated and then helped pack these much-needed supplies for those affected bit recent deadly earthquakes in syria and turkey. >> we went through every single box to make sure that every single item is clean, in tiptop shape. >> reporter: the northern california turkish-american association has been gathering hundreds of boxes at a time which then go to sfo where they're loaded onto turkish airline flights directly to turkey. the hope is they'll make it in time t

i'm gia vang. yes, ma'am. >>' terry mcsweeney. >> pg&e crews have been able to restore power to most customers, but at this point, around 8,000 customers are still in the dark and likely will be overnight. >> with the power out, passengers couldn't get through security. people were stuck in the tsa checkpoint for at least an hour. alyssa goard shows the lingering impact in the airport and in neighborhoods. >> reporter: it was tough to see around high street and oakland with traffic signals and streetlights out after an outage saturday afternoon. >> oh, nothing. can't do anything. can't go to the store. everything's just out. can't make phone calls, our internet, everything is down. >> reporter: david cane lives nearby and worries about the food in his refrigerator. >> pg&e has sent texts to my mom's phone saying it would be on by 6:30. that was at 3:00. and 6:30 has come and gone, and it's still not on. >> we called for a fire coming from inside the pg&e yard. >> reporter: oakland fire says a pg&e

. >> i'm gia vang. round two of storms have arrived. we've already seen plenty of rain today. can see how hard it was coming down earlier this evening. this was in south san francisco on 101. and right on our lot here in san jose it has been pouring loud enough that we can hear it on the rooftop. we're seeing the rain. when are we going to see the snow? >> you're going to have increasing rain, gusty winds and a chance of thunderstorms that could bring hail. and an another look at the low snow levels. you can see how things have quieted down. this is really part one that is starting to slowly move out of the south bay. and over my shoulder, you can see the storm dropping in midmorning monday. those popcorn-like clouds, the cellular-like clouds indicating very cold air which will drop in over the bay area as we head into tomorrow morning. notice the color coding. timing has slowed down a little bit. look how thing change over to snow once you get above 3,000 feet or in some case as low as 2,000 feet out around the north bay. winter weather advisories going up for the east bay hi

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here's "today in the bay's" gia vang. >> reporter: thank goodness the wisdom of the people prevailed., spacex and twitter ceo elon musk after he was not found liable in a class action suit. it stems from the platform he owns, when he tweeted in 2018 he was considering taking tesla private and secured funding. shareholders claimed securities fraud because they bought shares of tesla stock based on that tweet and claimed they loss significant amounts of money. here's one of their lawyers after the verdict. >> we're disappointed. we're examining options. >> reporter: the nine-member jury deliberated for just over an hour before coming back with that unanimous decision. a decision that legal analyst aaron solomon disagrees with. >> i think the jury got this wrong. the notion we're ever going to find a jury that is the peer of somebody like elon musk and understands the depth and scope of what happened here was unrealistic. >> reporter: solomon says investors and others say the tweet was put out seriously but prosecutors failed to make the case to the jury. "today in the bay." >>> now to a

gia vang was there with our producer, christine, and we had such a great time. >> people should knowry that lester holt sign. >> it was such a good event. the culture, food, people coming out just to experience it. even though it rained, a lot of people showed up and really had a good time. >> that's nice. got to keep it going. no raining on that parade. >> and george clinton was there last night. i got to see him. >> were the funkadelics there? >> they were. >> i did not see them. did i leave early? >> yeah, it was around 6:00. >> that's staying up late for us. >> lots of fun. >>> so the rain we had yesterday is out of here, there's a new round of rain coming in. as if we haven't had enough, we're going to see some more rain in the forecast. as we get a look at the north bay, we are seeing it already starting to pick up there in marin county and especially for those areas farther to the north we are picking up on rain and snow with our stormranger. that's our mobile doppler radar. where you see the blue shadings, that's snow. but it's not coming down as low as it did last week and t

back in the state -- of the full legislature for the first time in four decades, we might think the gia -- and go for a more moderate leader. but, don't be silly, they just doubled down on crazy and instead they picked christina crimea as the party chair. -- trump secretary of state who despite a 14 point loss refused to concede, or maybe remember her as claiming demonic procession was we'll could somehow be sexually transmitted. yes, you heard,, that right. the woman who warmed about demon sperm is now leading a major political party in a crucial battleground state. i know it is easy to laugh at people like karamo. i do. or people like kari lay, the -- arizona governor, you remember lake right, or maybe you don't recognize or without her weird soft zoom filters. just this week, after state repeals court rejected what -- she vowed to take the fight all the way but as much as we want to pretend these clowns are just out of some traveling circus, modern-day republican party is no laughing matter. behind the party, behind them is a dangerous violent and evolving fascist movement. yeah. let

faneuil hall, you know, bacally kicked off a gia urban trend for the building. a pedestrian plazas are about 200 built in the u.s. between 1975 and 1990. and now most of those are closed. but the ones that continue to thrive are often in college towns. so, i mean, basically, madison is a great illustration of a point that i make in my book. and i don't know when state street mall happened, but i kind of guessed by the signage that was it was in the eighties, maybe somebody here. okay. all right. so, yes. so it's like. right, it's like right in there with the trend. and it was really fun for me to see it so well used this morning because, you know, that's kind of like what i think more cities want and more cities need to have. so the rouse with the designers, ben and jane thompson came up with the term festival marketplace to refer to what they were doing. they were taking an industrial architecture that was past its prime and turning it via adaptive reuse into a new tie kind of shopping district. he was very successful at this for a time. faneuil hall marketplac

been working for the american population for so many years, but there is a militant landing with which giao you need a militant part of the electorate, what should be done with it to split correctly? of course, if there weren’t any healers, then the landing party would have six dashes 10 percent more there would be more votes. and so there are none or , as our e, diplomatic professor rightly noted, very attractive in high heels, and it’s scary to eat with indian roots, which is why from the landing party, which is also very militant, quite so beautiful, yes, it bites itself quite well. and i'm amazing. how much scam is this one called free demos. elections can work, but does it work or not? like the professor. we have here not only a historian, a journalist, a political strategist. here everything is laid out for you, how and it's okay, you know? it's all elementary. i’ll just say something else, you know, people here are interesting. well here is our people participating choice. that's all, and including the most ordinary people, you know? they mastered it, of course, in 10 years, of cour

no joe gia russo, the man she invited for dinner the last night of her life had since died.nt -- and had offer that odd alibi about sailing and paddling a 30 -foot bow in the middle of the night. >> i think there's always a rational element in these cases. anything is possible, but not anything is reasonable. this case was one of those where you really have to ask, is it possible that somebody would go out on a boat at 10:30 at night? oh, absolutely. is that reasonable? no. >> wallace could see why the initial investigation focused on bradford, but this wouldn't be easy. which he knew was catnip for a deputy district attorney, john lewis. >> the cases that i enjoy are lots of little pieces and if i get too big of a piece, it's not as challenging, you know, to work. >> so, he read the file to. right away, it looked at him that joe geo could've been the killer. then, he listen to those original 1979 interviews with doug bradford. >> you know, she's dead. something i want to put out of my mind. >> i was 100 percent confident that he was our guy. it wasn't just the fact that his

working hands—on campaigner, he has eight central london seat and i think that a significant because giary dependable performer on the media, also very much from the same cloth as rishi sunak so there may be criticism that jeremy hunt, rishi sunak, greg hands all your likely same kind of technocrat middle—aged man but as long as they get the job done that as the most important and there are as the most important and there are a lot of good things, good reasons to appoint greg hands. arnie a lot of good things, good reasons to appoint greg hands.— a lot of good things, good reasons to appoint greg hands. we have this new ener: to appoint greg hands. we have this new energy security _ to appoint greg hands. we have this new energy security department, i to appoint greg hands. we have this new energy security department, do j new energy security department, do you think that will make a difference to bills. tt you think that will make a difference to bills.- you think that will make a difference to bills. it is quite interesting _ difference to bills. it is quite interesting politically - d

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