deputies, the house of representatives, means that the election districts have been closed city council departmentscrupulous, serious, responsible, in addition to this, we have put the boundaries of the districts on the maps. we can imagine in this form, for those who plan to be nominated as candidates for parliament, in accordance with the new legislation, the center does not form polling stations abroad, but this does not infringe on the rights of citizens who have left the country for one reason or another, they can come to belarus and fulfill their civic duty, either during the early voting period or on the single voting day on february 25. the general approach of the state and business to support vulnerable categories of citizens, retail chains have extended a ten percent discount on socially significant goods for certain categories of the population. the agreement was signed today in march with representatives of large retail companies in the country. the program has been running since the beginning of last year and has been extended several times since then. during this time, about 1,700,00

these literacy support councils were taken seriously both at the national level and at the provincial level and at the city level and the governorates of the cities and departments . until the council, we had 85 provincial gums, 339 we had 1,711 provinces and 1,711 cities with a literacy support number of 4,938. well, what is happening in the literacy support of different institutions that identify themselves in identifying, retaining, and carrying out the flow of literacy ? let's write the conductor mapping and every task of the next three years will determine their exact task and the illiterate people who can do this will invest. for example, we have great quality in the relief committee. literacy is a great capacity. mother, we have a great capacity in prisons. we have to work hand in hand with different agencies. as always , it is good to support our main strategy and the participation of the agencies will be one of the new solutions defined under this strategy, and i said. this is one of the other issues that our country is facing that other countries don't have. there are people who are literate, but i'm going to say that the statistics of the islamic repu

. >> the pleasanton city council approved a plan to install 24 hour surveillance cameras. but, the police department still needs to get funding for those cameras. they hope it will come from a $3 million organized retail theft grant from the state. not everyone in pleasanton is thrilled about this idea. >> you can see these mob flashes, people get away with all this stuff, it doesn't make any sense to me. surveillance cameras aren't going to fix that problem. let's put money where we can help fix that problem. >> we reached out to the mayor, the members of city council and the police department to lend specifically where those cameras will be installed, and how they will be used. we are still waiting for the response. >>> a man was shot on 280 in san bruno which could be road rage. police say the driver was near the crystal springs exit when he was shot, twice. he was able to pull off the highway and was taken to the hospital, where he is expected to survive. >>> back in july, a woman was also shot while driving on 280 in san francisco. she told us she was driving on 101 and merged onto 280 when she

of having to worry about this one as well. >> reporter: city council members are expected to discuss the staffing situation at this fire departmenthe budget issue during next week's city council meeting. in gilroy i'm stephanie magallon, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thank you, stephanie. >>> another member of the extremist group the boogaloo boys has been found guilty in the death of a federal officer gunned down in oakland. robert justice jr. faces a mandatory life sentence for killing david underwood in 2020. he was also found guilty of attempted murder of another officer who was hurt by that gunfire. officer underwood was standing guard outside of a federal courthouse in a protest against police brutality when he was shot. prosecutors say justice was the driver of the van owned by fellow boogaloo follower steven carillo, who says justice and carillo drove to oakland with the intent of killing police. last year carillo was sentenced to 41 years in prison for killing underwood. he was also sentenced to life in prison for the death of santa cruz county officer deputy sergeant damon gutswiller back in 2020. >>> okay. trading drug t

tonight, the city council is scheduled to decide whether the police department should move forward with the program, if the city gets the grant. >> you want to be recorded? >> reporter: not everyone is enthusiastic about the idea, including lifelong pleasanton resident daniel. >> you see these mob flashes and people getting away with this stuff, it doesn't make any sense to me. surveillance cameras one fix that problem, let's put money where we can help fix that problem. >> reporter: however, he says anything the city can do to make the shops safer is welcome. >> i want to go home at night and keeping a low profile, it's a safer way to play it nowadays. >> reporter: even if the city council does approve the use of situational awareness cameras, at the meeting tonight, it could be a moot point if the city is not awarded the grant. >> reporter: we did reach out to the city of pleasanton and police department asking for more information about how the cameras would be used and where they would be installed. neither responded to our questions, today. >>> now some of the stories we are follow

city to immediately improve 9-1-1, staffing and dispatchers. the oakland to police. department says that there's been a 28% increase in crime compared to last year. today, the a city council finally hears the police department's year and report for 2022. after months of speculation regarding the resignation and retirement of the city's top police auditors, the city's independent police auditor is set to make 5 recommendations for the improvement of the san jose police department. and they're set to meet at one 30 today, former santa clara county prosecutor karen tower ii will be presenting that report. all right. the time is now 706. and happening today at diablo valley college coach accused of human trafficking and pimping. we'll be back in court to be rain on the serious charges. let's go to kron. four's will tran. he has the details live in martinez this morning. we'll what happens today. >> he has been in jail for 12 days. he will go before a judge for the first time today. he was supposed to go before a judge a little bit earlier. but his attorney, more time to review the case. let me show you his picture. he is still technically with diablo valley college. his name

considered procedural at the san jose police department, but the independent police auditor thinks that needs to change. a new report was presented to the san jose city council today, and the auditor recommended the department start tracking when officers draw their weapons. a community advocacy group supports this change. it says it will provide more transparency. >> why is the gun pulled? why did you need to do that? what's the fear that you had to feel that you had to point your gun at somebody? to me, it's needed. it's definitely needed. i don't think it's right that an officer should be pulling out a gun if there's no enemy. >> oakland and los angeles police departments already track when an officer points a gun. san jose's police chief says he agrees with the recommendation and the department will make that change later this month. >>> well, it is no debate, everyone agrees oakland has a crime problem, but how do we solve it? that's the part that has community groups at odds. now members of the naacp says the oakland branch has been hijacked. our velena jones has been covering oakland's crime concerns for a month now. velena, what's the fight over toda

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san francisco, oakland and los angeles police departments are already tracking gun draws as use of force, in this letter to the city council, mata says he agrees with the recommendation and the department will make the change late they are month. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> the naacp's calls for a crackdown on crime in oakland is calling a rift between some current and former members of that local chapter. members spoke this morning claiming that certain leaders are pushing right wing and tough on crime policies. the naacp branch has been vocal about their concerns not enough is being done to address the spike in crime. these members claim factions of the group are pushing policies that could hurt the black community and are accusing other members of preaching hate against the lgbtq community. they say local leaders are going against the national naacp and they're calling on the national branch to step in. >> the two people who sit on the board now who are former candidates, terry riley, running for district attorney, and the other lauren taylor running for mayor, you lost. elections you win and lose. at the end

burglaries are up. 47 1% this year compared to last a reached out to the oakland police department and the city council member from that district about the crime. and i'm going to have the reaction coming up on kron. 4 news at 6. back to you guys. thank you. theresa. >> as the search for oakland's new top cop drags on crimes like auto thefts and robberies continue to search. some groups are urging mayor sheng thao to declare a state of emergency. something she says she plans to do if there is not a new police chief by the new year if declared a local state of emergency declaration gives the oakland city administrator the power to expedite public safety contracts temporarily suspended due supple codes and activate city workers. it also makes oakland potentially eligible for state and federal emergency money. however, some members of the community like cat brooks of the anti police terror project do not think an emergency declaration is a good idea. >> it is never good idea to fill our streets with the violence of policing they did the decision-making says we need to flood the streets for the violence in

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city of san jose and the san jose police department to do more. >> i want police to e especially in this area, the community, they need to step up the patrol. >> and what about your city councilbers, your mayor, what do you want to say? >> hire more police, you know? clean up the city. >> the san jose police department has about 1,060 officers which is is about 9% fewer than they'd like for a city this says. by the way, the thief did take off with a bunch of lottery tickets and they're numbered and once the office gets the numbers they will be invalidated and they will be worthless. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> a live look in san francisco this midday and at this hour, city leaders, they are seeking new solutions to halt the surge in crime in the city. >> ginger conejero saab joins us this midday and she's been listening to the supervisors committee meeting which got under way and there are so many different strategies on the table here. >> that is right, laura and marcus, but the conversation this morning has resolved around victims of gun violence and how the city can better support them. the committee hearing still taking place right behind us, that's the committee

. >> reporter: the antioch city councilmember describes the staffing at the antioch police department. this week the acting police chief briefed the city council on how challenging it's been. >> it is a public safety issue. no doubt. >> the acting police chief said during some shifts, there are only four officers on patrol and crime is on the rise. burglaries have risen 62% and auto thefts are up a whopping 85%. the chief says they're doing the best they can. >> i think the biggest thing for us is the to keep our tight bond together. keep showing up for one another in the community and forging forward as we work ourselves out of everything that is going on right now. >> but the department may soon get a staffing boost. the chief and city leaders are meeting with the county chiefs association on monday. they represent all the police departments in the county, and may be able to help fill in the void. >> my hope monday is that we can get, fill an immediate need for bodies that we can work with the local agencies that are nearby and work out a shrift and a memorandum of understanding with these other communities to get officers on the street. >>

meeting of the legality commission in the lviv city council took place more than two weeks ago, but none of the officials of the legal and urban planning departments implemented the recommendations. this silent position of the lviv city council leads residents to think that the private developer has already quietly agreed with the city hall on his commercial construction. such not a little inaction, such specific inaction, and the residents, a number of residents already suspect that the lviv city council is draining little by little it's just construction, agreed with the developer. according to the ucontrol portal, yaberko roman bogdanovych is the authorized person of the association of disabled defenders of the fatherland in the lviv health center, and the man transfers the responsibility for the land deriban in bryukhovychy to others. why are you in front of... in general, this huge plot of land to a private developer, if it was about a large rehabilitation center, that is, i will tell you more, call mark, he will explain everything to you, he is aware of all matters. the mark that the director of the veterans organization is talking about is

historically, for years and years, has been done within the city by the department supervising those departments for the activity. >> councilember, if i can jump in here, it's frustrating because it seems like people are passing the buck. we had the mayor on the program last night. here's what she had to say. >> i hear the frustration. again, you know, we are having those very tough conversations internally. the city administrator manages the whole city -- all the departments. there's definitely going to be some changes made to ensure that this doesn't ever happen again. >> okay. so the mayor just saying, you know what? talk to the administrator, justin johnson. he's saying, okay, we should talk to the mayor. it goes back and forth. let me move forward here. can the governor step in, council member gallo, can governor newsom say, we get it. you didn't submit the application on time, but we'll give you an extension? >> yes. as a matter of fact, i did make contact with the governor this morning. he's in new york city. and i am not only, you know, through his office and through the commission that oversees these grants, made i

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city to immediately improve mylan, one staffing and dispatchers. the oakland police department shows a 28% increase in crime. compared to last year in their recent weekly crime report. also happening today, the san jose city council is set to finally year police departments year in report for 2022. after months of speculation regarding the resignation and retirement of the city's top police auditors city's independent police auditor set to make 5 recommendations for the proving of the san jose police department. they're set to meet today at one 30 former santa clara county prosecutor karen tower. e will present the report replacing previous head of office shop and nori. well, the diablo valley college instructor and coach who faces charges of human trafficking assault is expected to appear in court today. his call with more. he was arraigned last tuesday after judge moved back that date to grant the defense attorney. more time to look into the case. he's expected to enter a plea today. what more currently being held without bail at the martinez detention facility. uc berkeley now warning students and residents of a string of car burglaries all that clark kerr campus southwest parking lot. remind everybody in the

along on-ramps and pay for a lateral police academy for officers who transfer from other departments, former city council urging the public to show up at today's 2:00 p.m. council meeting to show leaders they are fed up with the violent crime in oakland. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> people want to be heard. thank you, bob, for the very latest. >>> happening today, a benefit concert for farmworkers and their families who survived the shooting rampage in half moon bay. seven people died in january in the mass shooting, but organizers say the heavy winter storm also left many of the farmworkers without a job due to flooding. the nonprofit earth to table is organizing today's event, which will feature musical acts and speakers. it starts at 7:00 p.m. at menlo park's guild theatre. >>> a small ray of light for the town of lahaina. the historic banyan tree is showing signs of life. it shows a group of leaves sprouting alongside charred foliage, which experts call a positive sign in the tree's long-term recovery. it's said to be the largest banyan anywhere in the u.s. a volunteer team is t

. >> we also brought some of these concerns to city council president nikki bass who said the police departmentll soon expand the number of foot patrol officers and the chp is also sending and help . >> we know people are be full and frustrated and hurting. we don't want to lose another business. >> the majority of oakland voters disapprove of the performance of their elected officials. 66% are not satisfied with the way the city council is handling its job. 57% disapprove of the way the mayor is handling her job. >>> before president biden arrives in the bay, he will be on the picket lines in michigan. we will have the latest on his stand with striking united auto workers and union members. >>> congress makes a last-ditch effort to avoid a government shutdown. coming up in in money watch ( ♪♪♪ ) ( ♪♪♪ ) ( ♪♪♪ ) ( ( ♪♪ ) ) ( ♪♪♪ ) ( ♪♪♪ ) get exexclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >>> a full government shutdown is potentially just days away. today the house will try to pass four spending bills to keep at least some parts of the government open.

city council. finally, here's the police department's year and report for 2022. after months of speculation about the resignation and retirement of the city's top police auditors, the city's independent police auditor is set to make 5 recommendations for the improvement of the san jose police department. the meeting is at one 30 today and the former santa clara county prosecutor, karen sununu. terry is going to present that report. all right. time for you now 805. and happening today at diablo valley college coach accused of human trafficking and pimping. >> we'll be in a court today to be rain on the serious charges. let's go to kron. four's will tran. he's live in martinez with the details. will. >> he has been arrested. he's been in jail for the past 12 days. so he is not even before a judge until later this morning. let me show you his picture. name is lee with more. he was arrested back in september, 7th, accused of many things that you mentioned, including human trafficking, pandering and getting alleged victims to for him. we do know that one of the victims

. >> reporter: the city council president says the police department will soon expand on number of foot. chp is also sending help. >> people are fearful, frustrated. they're hurting. we don't want it lose another business. >> reporter: he says it is too late. >> mad, very disappointed. the politicians in oakland here can do nothing. talk only. >> reporter: not just a big loss for the community but tough on a personal level as well. i first came in the summer of 1998. i was an intern at the port of oakland working in the human resources department. my supervisor and co-workers would bring me almost on a weekly basis. i remember they used to say there are the best ka bobs and food, great old memories from this place. >> after the september 30 closure, he says he plans to take time off but he would like to reopen the restaurant somewhere else most likely in a neighboring city. i hope he does. clearly there were a lot of memories people made and just to have the jobs for people losing their jobs. >> i see the people working in the kitchen and they've invested their time in the business. hop

. >> reporter: the city council president says the police department will soon expand on the number of foot patrol officers. the chp has also sent in help. >> we know people are fearful, frustrated, they're hurting. we don't want to lose another business. >> reporter: but son says it is too late. >> and mad, really mad. very, very disappointing, you know. the politics in oakland here, they can do nothing. they can only talk. >> it is not just a big loss for the community, but it's tough on the personal level as well. i first came here in the summer of 1998. i was an intern at the port of oakland working in the human resource department. my supervisor and the coworkers would bring me here on a weekly basis. i remember they used to say he's got the best kabobs and the best food. a lot of great old memories from this place. >> and after the september 30 closure, son says he plans to take time off, but would like to reopen the restaurant. somewhere else, most likely in a neighboring city. >>> now to san francisco, police are investigating the double shooting downtown. this happened on the

. >> reporter: city council president says the police department will expand on number of foot patrolsending help. >> we know people are fearful, frustrated, hurting. we don't want to lose another business. >> reporter: he says it is too late. >> mad, very disappointed. the politics in oakland here, they can do nothing. talk only. >> reporter: not just a big loss for the community but tough on a personal level as well. i first came here in the summer 1998. i was an intern at the port of oakland working in the human resources department. my supervisor and co-workers would bring me almost on a weekly basis. they used to say they have the best ka bobs and food. a lot of great old memories. >> reporter: he says he plans to take time off but would like to reopen the restaurant somewhere else, most likely in a neighboring city. just hearing da say that there are so many memories that people have made. then you think about the people who have worked there for years. >> what this really is about is there is a mission to be had here. if we come together with all our ideas, you won't see instit

city to immediately improve 9-1-1, staffing and dispatchers. the oakland police department shows a 28% increase in crime compared to last year in their weekly crime report. happening today, the san jose city council a final hearing now for the police department's year and report for 2022. after months of speculation about the resignation and retirement of the city's top police auditors. the independent police auditor is set to make 5 recommendations how to improve the san jose police department. that happens. the meeting is at one 30 today, former santa clara county prosecutor karen sununu. howery is going to present this report replacing previous heads of office and so will listen to what she has to say. happening today at diablo valley college coach accused of human trafficking and pimping will be in court to be arraigned. pretty serious charges. members will tran is live in martinez with the latest on that. good morning. well, >> he has been in jail all this time, but he will finally go before a judge a little bit later this morning to answer to those charges. his name is lee with more. let me show you his picture. he's 39 years old and is, i say, is and not was is because he has been placed o

active activities, in particular, i headed the city youth, youth, youth and sports department, this was back in the days of the north donetsk city councilsay, he was released for good reason because he has now returned with the occupiers and actively leads the political life of the occupation government. the main thing is that he does not return to his post when, er, when the war ends, when ukraine wins. because we already know such stories, ukrainians have already been burned more than once because of this when people simply change their colors and instantly become different depending from whom and whose flag is flying and what government is coming to oleksandr, even at the end of september 1, there was uh, in the north donets district, there is a video , for example, from the first call to borova village, how did it go on september 1, do you know any the details are there, because we see flags, tricolors, inflated balls , children are reading some poems, probably to the glory of russia . unfortunately, the brainwashing has begun quite actively and children. after decoupation, it will be hard work for both psychologists and teachers to

city council president nikki fortunato bas says the police department will soon expand on the number of foot patrol officers. the chp is also sending in help. >> we know people are fearful. they are frustrated and hurting. we don't want to lose another business. >> reporter: but son says it's too late for le cheval. >> mad, really mad, very, very disappointing, you know. the politicians in oakland here do nothing, talk only. >> reporter: not just a big loss for the community, but tough on a personal level. i first came here the summer of 1998. i was an intern at the port of oakland working in the human resources department. my supervisor and the co-workers would bring me here almost on a weekly basis. they used to say le cheval has the best kebabs and the best food, a lot of great old memories from this place. >> after the september 30th closure, son says he plans to take some time off, but he would like to reopen the restaurant somewhere else, most likely in a neighboring city. >>> there is a landmark climate bill on governor newsom's desk. he said he will sign it in the coming days

department. we all came together as city council and looked at all the evidence before us.have the evidence in front of you, that detective leslie branch-wise said that she was not sexually harassed through... (audience murmuring) ...through the affidavit. cdebaca: i think the cracks that we've created in the dominant power structure are significant. man: show some tact, show some class. man 2: hey, hey, hey, hey! woman: yeah, you're one to talk. - brooks: okay, okay, bruh. (audience erupting) you said she was a communist, bruh. she never said that. - what she said was a communist statement. - she never... how is that a communist statement? woman: she's not a communist! joy: how is that a communist statement? so if you can use that, that specific platform... - when she denounced capitalism. - ...to lie about her, then you can use your platform... - i never lied about anything. what she said she said. i never took anything that she said out of context. man: yeah, it's not worth it. joy: okay. - she said what she said. man: it's not, definitely. great to see you. joy: i'm oka

the san jose city council is going to hear the police department's year and report for 2022. after months speculation regarding the resignation and retirement of the city's top police auditors, the city's independent police auditor is set to make 5 recommendations to improve the san jose police department. and the meeting is at one 30 today, a former santa clara county prosecutor is going to present the report 10. 0, 6, is the time in other news that we're following at diablo valley college coach accused of human trafficking and pimping is going to be in court today to be arraigned in kron. four's will tran is falling out live from martinez with the latest. well. >> daria, he'll be in court at one 30. this afternoon. the charge is so serious that he was not given bail in this case. he was arrested back on september 7th and he's been in jail all this time. he'll go before his arraignment for his arraignment a little bit later today. now, let me show you picture is name is lee with more. not only was he a track coach at diablo valley college. he also was an instructor of communi

there were one and a half times more - says alla sergienko, a specialist in the department of education of the izyum city council. now the main problem remains the lack of equipment for distance learning among children and teachers - she says. olena klymenko, denys vatyanov, social news, kharkiv. almost 700 entrepreneurs received grants from the state during the year. together, they created more than 24 jobs, says deputy minister of economy nadiya bigun. according to her, the leaders among grant holders are entrepreneurs from lviv, rivne, ivano-frankivsk, vinnytsia, kyiv regions and the capital. lyudmila pavlenko found out how effective state business support programs are. this video of the cake is a reminder of the business that had to be closed because of the war, - says anastasia stepanyan. a year ago, because of shelling, a woman from kharkiv moved to kyiv, moved the equipment from the previous work with her, and at the beginning of the year opened a pastry shop with its own production and a coffee shop. we received a grant for the development of our business, at the expense of which we bought what we lack i

he says city leaders and not just economic workforce development department need to be held accountable. >> this is an inexcusable missed opportunity. watch city council in how to take accountability for basically not doing their jobs that we need them to do right now. >> reporter: so speaking of accountability, we reached out to mayor sheng thao's office this afternoon for her reaction to ask if she takes any responsibility for this. we also wanted to ask specific questions about the application process, what they did, what they didn't do. so far, no word back. >>> salesforce ceo marc benioff says dream force has gone off without a hitch so far, in spite of his threats to pull the conference from san francisco. but he is still taking a jab at city hall tonight. he tweeted out that san francisco has been incredibly clean, beautiful, and safe for the last three days . he wrote that it is great the city put his best foot forward but he added it is important to ask why the city can't be this clean and safe everything all day. the chronicle reports mayor london breed is pushing back on that, telling reporters that san francisco is changing and things are

claims of anti-muslim harassment, mercury news 1st reported the city council approved the settlement earlier this week. he said the department in 2018, alleging he was the victim of islamophobic insults from 2001 until he went on medical leave in 2019. -- returned retired from the air force in 2021, saying the harassment sentiment of the freshman, gave him anxiety, and ptsd, and shorten his career. >>> a huge show of force at the station in san jose, fortunately, not an emergency, but is that a crisis prevention exercise, hosted by the vta. san jose police, sheriff the permit, and federal marshals took part in the training, including 20 uniformed officers and bomb sniffing dogs. >> when the world knows at any given time, at any given station, we have coordinated resources that can respond to all types of hazards, it should boost confidence in using that system and knowing it is safe. >> reporter: the vta plans on taking this model of security through all its transportation hubs. it is a security plan funded by the department of homeland security. >>> still ahead, the u.s. facing a looming childcare crisis, why families all o

departments. a former city council member is urging the public to show up at today's 2:00 p.m.o show city leaders that they are fed up with the violent crime in oakland. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> 6:38 this morning. let's take a live look at the state capitol, where unionized truck drivers plan to gather this morning after caravanning from across the state. they're voicing support for a bill that would slam the brakes on potential automated hauling services. drivers fear artificial intelligence may soon lead to self-driving trucking services. they argue that the risk is too great without human operators. they are now calling on governor gavin newsom to sign a bill approved by the legislature they say would preserve some 200,000 trucking jobs statewide. >>> maybe you felt some of the shaking late last night and early this morning, a series of small earthquakes, at least five in the central valley, but they were felt in parts of the bay area. the largest, a 4.4 around 9:15 last night, centered near modesto. a lot of people felt it from san francisco to re

we're asking oakland city council. >> to invest in community resources such as the department of violence prevention and mental health resources like pro. instead of continuing to invest in more policing, oppressive systems that heart unharmed. >> called resolution was in part inspired by a recent police report showing that crime has gone up almost 30% compared to last year. council members are still discussing the resolution right now in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. thank you, amanda. tonight, the oakland naacp is again calling for mayor sheng thao to reinforce former police chief leronne armstrong. >> the group has been very vocal about their unwavering support from strong ever since his termination back in february. in today's statement, the naacp says too much time has been wasted playing politics while oaklanders are terrorized by violence. coming up at 10, 30, a one-on-one with armstrong. why he says he should come back to lead the department. while many support the open and a a c p s position on former police chief armstrong. >> other positions taken by the local chapter

in a memo to the city council chief anthony motta says the police department plans to update its dutyl by the end of the month with this new classification. in doing so, san jose joins other big cities, including oakland and san francisco, in the practice as well. the chp is investigating a deadly collision involving a chp vehicle and a pedestrian in san mateo. happened just after 10:00 last night on eastbound highway 92 near the delaware street off ramp. the chp says the pedestrian ran across the highway and an officer driving a marked car hit them. well, that person died at the scene. the officer was not injured. all eastbound lanes were shut down and reopened around four this morning. the chp says it's not yet known why the person was there on the highway. it is illegal to walk on any state or information about the death ang. according to the alameda county coroner. cloud died of acute intox fication from a combination of drugs, including fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine. cloud was known for his role on the hbo show euphoria. he died at his family's home in oakland back in jul

cities and councils to apply for the grants. here is a look at who is getting what. the san francisco police department got 15.3 million. the san jose pd $8.5. daly city. $8 million. and san ramone, $8.5. but some areas got zip. i spoke with carl chan today, a leader in oakland's chinatown who is upset at the lost opportunity for help. >> it is a sickening feeling at this point. let us know. we could of helped you to get the application, okay. and i am sure that plane business owners including five chambers in the city will be very happy to support what you need to get done to get support small businesses. >> he says he is going to beg the state for a second chance. this round of funding is already accounted for. the city of oakland sent out a statement saying obviously this outcome is unacceptable the city and department are reviewing everything that happens to make sure it does not happen again and will take appropriate action. they will hire a grant writer to avoid these situations in the future. >> that is a bird in a hand. what happened? >> it is incredibly frustrating. >> there will be more voices on there now for

also happening today, the san jose city council is set to finally here. the police departments year end report for 2022 and this is coming after months of speculation regarding the resignation and retirement of the city's top police auditors, the city's independent police auditor is set to make 5 recommendations for the improvement of the san jose police department. that meeting started at one 30. we'll have updates as soon as they become available. and now police in berkeley are investigating an overnight smash-and-grab robbery at a lululemon store. this happened in berkeley kron. 4 charles clifford joins us now live from there with the very latest here. what happened our >> well, you know, retail theft become a real problem in california in recent years. and one storm particular lululemon has seen more than its share of problems. and that includes the store here in berkeley. early tuesday morning. thieves smashed through the front doors of this lululemon along 4th street in berkeley. it's not clear what if anything was taken, but the damage is extensive. >> and this isn't the

and that, says oakland city council member dan colle, means more. 911 dispatchers, police officers hired away from other departmentsce cameras and help from outside agencies like the fbi. cobb is asking the city council to consider these proposals to address crime. he says he does not think the city needs to declare a state of emergency. i'm focusing on things that are actual tangible things that will actually move things forward, not just kind of things on paper that sound good. call represents north oakland, where two recent robberies were caught on camera. this video shows a woman in her 60s being confronted by two men near claremont and hillegass in broad daylight last week. they begin struggling and she begins screaming while holding on to her bags. as i spoke to a man who came outside to help, she was screaming and they were dragging her across the sidewalk and then dragging her into the street. the two robbers took off in an infiniti g37 it's infuriating. it's scary. it makes us all want to take action. but it also makes me feel helpless. and two weeks before that, this woman was similarly confronted by two

the resignation and retirement of san jose's, top police auditors, the city council is set to finally hear the police department's year and report for 2022, the independent police auditor is set to make 5 recommendations for the improvement of the police department. they are set to meet today at one 30. the san francisco board of supervisors are set to hold a hearing on drafting a final plan for reparations for african-americans. the board will hold a public meeting today at 03:00pm to discuss updates on the draft. san francisco reparations plan and the dream keeper initiative. a rally will also be held an hour before the meeting, which is organized by the anti police terror project. they plan to speak out against the current police department and their use of surveillance as well as their calls for improving bystander safety. let's talk about our forecast now taking a live look outside from our mount tam cam. we've got a little bit of >> kind of cloud cover. ehe a's. it's a very defined line. government are all just kyla grogan here with more details on what we're experiencing out there. hey, kiley, hey, there,

it's written like this, as our department of the city council of sbest, i contacted them several times situation, they made concessions and included me in the birth certificate of my son. why then can’t your son go to school? because he doesn’t have an official guardian, since i don’t have a passport, i can’t get him into school, but does he have a father? there is a father, since he is not included, it turns out, and he cannot - officially provide paper that he is his natural father. why don't you have a passport? at the age of 5, his mother left with uzbekistan, together with me from... with my two sisters, having arrived here in russia, she was not officially registered anywhere and was not registered anywhere, since she was not officially registered anywhere, did not study, did not go to kindergarten, did not go, was not you have no documents, my mother even had a birth certificate, she lost it, how did you live when you left? from uzbekistan, she lived with a man, but in a civil marriage, he began to lead a moral lifestyle, mamai, who held on for some time, and then also began to

. >> i saw mayor city councils across the country making arbitrary cuts to their police department to appease a movement, appease activist community that didn't live in the cities in some cases where the violence offs curing. >> mayor johnson secured 98.7% of the vote in his reelection campaign this year and says he has no intention of changing his approach to his job. aishah. aishah: christina coleman live in l.a. for us thanks christina. mike: more reaction to join the republican party another hol political news bring in today political panel america first poll institute chief and policy director drew litman gentlemen thank you. drew what do you make of the dallas mayor switching parties? >> i think it is not exactly an act of principle he did just run for reelection as a democrat in may. so he took advantage of his -- of his party membership and his city where the democrats are popular. now it is a second term. the next step would be to run statewide, but only republicans get elected statewide. it just seems to be the expeditious thing to do. mark? >> this is first of many democrat

especially crippling for the antioch police department as it continues to deal with low patrol staffing levels. kron four's philippe djegal reports a city councilo talk about ways to potentially bolster to the pleated force at its upcoming meeting. >> antioch city councilmember mike barber, annika has suggested hiring retired cops to non-sworn police positions which he will propose at tuesday night's council meeting. mayor lamar thorpe has also touted the successful completion. his first apprenticeship program. 8 people recently graduated after being paid to train and worked for the city's department of public works program he says could eventually be expanded to other agencies, including the police department to fill vacant positions, opened hearing, all ideas and open to discussing those figuring out which ones make more sense. the council could also vote on a resolution tuesday extending the police officer signing bonus program approved last year. >> mayor thorpe says the bonus has helped lead to a 45% increase in applications increases the pool of candidates which has made it expeditious and finding quality candidates for the city for more

city alleging she was fired for calling out unethical behavior by the civilian police commission that oversees the department and fire. she was paid 1.5 million dollars as part of the claim. the new orleans city council still needs to approve cook patrick's nomination before she can begin. antioch and pittsburg. police officers facing corruption charges are due in court this week. 6 are from antioch for others are from pittsburgh. the district attorney's office says they'll be asked to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty on wednesday, preliminary hearings will follow for more than a year and a half. the antioch department has struggled with low staffing while the patrol officers charged with crimes were placed on administrative leave. >> and he did part of police officers who violated the public's trust that we can free up those positions and continue to hire. >> the city council suggested hiring retired cops to non-sworn police positions which will be proposed at tomorrow night's council meeting. and alameda county task force is trying a new approach to get help from the community when it comes to reporting sideshow activity and they're asking people to grab their phones and use a qr code. met harr

city alleging she was fired for calling out unethical behavior by the police commission. that overseas the department, she was paid one and a half million dollars as part of that claim. the new orleans city council still needs to approve kerr patrick's nomination before she can begin. 10 police officers from antioch and pittsburg facing corruption charges. >> are set to appear in court this week. the da's office says that they will be asked to enter a plea of guilty or not guilty this wednesday. this comes as antioch struggles to fully staff. the police department. >> and you get part of the police officers who violated the public's trust that we can free up those positions and continue to hire. >> the city council there has suggested hiring retired police to non-sworn police positions which will be proposed to tomorrow night's council meeting. governor gavin newsom is facing backlash tonight from an east bay lawmaker for comments he made about how he would appoint someone after senator dianne feinstein retires. >> feinstein has said she will not run for re-election. she's faced some calls to resign as she continues deal with some health issues newsom was asked about his previous found 2021 to a

city of oakland council members, oakland city mayor, please do something. please take strong action. >> in a statement the city of oakland says obviously this outcome is unacceptable. the city and department are reviewing everything that happened to ensure it does not happen again and will take appropriate action. >>> san jose police investigating a deadly stabbing inside a garage near san jose state university. authorities say they do have a person of interest in custody. this happened just after 4:00 this morning in the area of south fourth and san carlos streets. the victim's identity has not been released. so far, no word on a motive. >>> for the first time in american history united auto workers striking against the so called big three. economists say every day the auto workers are off the job will have a short impact on the american economy. president joe biden dispatched two top aides to help dissolve the strike. more details from the white house. >> reporter: with auto workers on the picket line instead of the assembly line, president biden addressed the biggest labor action of his presidency. >> it is my hope that parties can return to the negotiation table for a win-win agreemen

city of oakland council members, oakland city mayor, please do something. please take a strong action. >> in a statement, the city of oakland says, quote, obviously this outcome is unacceptable. the city and department reviewing everything that happened to ensure it does not happen again and will take appropriate action. >>> turning now to our weather. a live look at san francisco as we head into the weekend. some peaks of sunshine with blue skies. let's get more on what we can expect from meteorologist darren peck. >> we are going to use our virtual set to show off the beauty of the bay. we are waiting for cooler air to come out of the gulf of alaska. for today, not necessarily the case. we are looking at today's daytime highs and we will be right on the marks for average. south bay numbers in the low 80s. morgan hill going to 82. livermore in the mid-80s. back in the bay, mid-70s for fremont. 77 in redwood city. half moon bay, we may not get you a lot of sunshine but you should get enough that the numbers will break into the low 60s. in the city, the numbers will stay in the 60s as well. take a look inland. are numbers for contra costa county, those will stay relatively warm. you will be doing mid

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