so, amanda, let's look at the olitics of gaza. the politics of this. _ gaza. so, amanda, let's look at the politics of this. according _ gaza. so, amanda, let's look at the politics of this. according to - politics of this. according to ratings and the key swing stakes to be it is down 2a points, it is down 14 be it is down 2a points, it is down 1a points among african—americans, he can't afford to lose the support of arab americans are muslim americans, can he?— of arab americans are muslim americans, can he? that's right, this is an important _ americans, can he? that's right, this is an important big - americans, can he? that's right, this is an important big tent - americans, can he? that's right, this is an important big tent that | this is an important big tent that biden needs to be in, building one community at a time, and in a very contentious, top environment right now where he is trying to govern through some very complex differences globally, domestically, and that's what you're seeing here. i also think this is clearl

very quickly amanda, i've called hope. very quickly amanda, i've squeezed _ called hope.d you again, i always do this. electric vehicles, tax credit, seven point $5,000 going in for the united states of america, will that go rocket boosters on supply? it go rocket boosters on supply? it will make electric vehicles more mainstream. you understand it when all of a sudden your gas bill is three times as much as your electric bill and the fact that more people will be able to access lower costs of fuel, gas or electricity does matter. and so i am hopeful because of that. ., matter. and so i am hopeful because of that. . . ., of that. yeah, give me the chart, i will take the _ of that. yeah, give me the chart, i will take the electric _ of that. yeah, give me the chart, i will take the electric vehicle, i of that. yeah, give me the chart, i will take the electric vehicle, that l will take the electric vehicle, that tends to work doesn't it, we squeezed it all in, i don't believe it, so many stories to get into tonight. amanda renteria a lovely to have you alongside as always,

and amanda, thanks for the introduction. do you realize how much courage it takes to do what she did? [applause] >> she gives so many women hope. ask four or years. four more years. four more years. four more years. [chanting] two more years. four more years. four more years. four more years. four more years. four more years. four more years. four more years. then more years. [applause] pres. biden: thank you. >> go joe. pres. biden: jill and i had a chance to sit down to talk with amanda and her husband, josh. i told you how proud we were of your courage, speaking out on a personal issue to help so many women. >> [crowd chanting] four more years. four more years. four more years. four more years. then more years. four more years! two more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! [cheers and applause] pres. biden: they feel deeply. i want to thank you again, amanda, for your absolute courage, and to all of you today, thank you for your support defending free

amanda hold on. a quick break and then i'm going right to you. >>> this is the first national election since january 6. and the insurrection placed at the dagger of the throat of american democracy. we all know who donald trump is. the question we have to answer is, who are we? >> biden's record is an unbroken streak of weakness, incompetence and corruption and failure. he's a threat to democracy. i'm a threat -- they've weaponized government. they say i'm a threat to democracy. >> welcome back to "state of the union." a split screen from the front-runners. that is probably, i hope you like what you heard, because you're going to hear 11 months of that. my panel is back with me. amanda, before the break, after visiting valley forge, he was an old man telling ghost stories. >> this is the split screen i had a hard time with. you said biden was telling ghost stories as if donald trump isn't making us relive this national nightmare and will be doing for the rest of the 2020 -- >> what the nightmare spec

amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. all right. >> thank you amanda.n a hit and run crash that happened late last month. antioch police are still investigating the crash that involved the car. that 13 year old ahmad almanor and his 12 year old stepbrother arsenio were riding in the boy's father was driving when they were hit by an suv. police are not saying if they've talked to that driver yet. the funeral is being held in oakland. >> well, the 40 niners now getting ready for the nfc championship game at levi's stadium. one week from today, they will be playing either the tampa bay buccaneers or detroit lions. that following san francisco's thrilling come from behind victory over green bay in santa clara last night, running back christian mccaffrey scoring the go ahead touchdown with just one minute, seven seconds left on the clock and then a key interception sealing the deal. the niners beating the pack 2421. in their divisional round playoff game. mccaffrey ranks it as one of san francisco's greatest postseason victories ever. >> be able to persevere

amanda hari kron. 4 news. amanda, thank you. let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look. >> at the san mateo bridge. it's going to look a lot different tomorrow night. i chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with a look at the rain ahead. he lawrence, we'll see a lot of ponding on bay area roadways in the next 5 to 7 days serves storms go impact us and the storms come with a whole lot of moisture. a little subtropical tap to an end. >> that's a atmospheric river. so here we go. get ready for that rain to be moving on in a few scattered showers trying to pop up outside right now. but the main event really not coming until tomorrow, really the afternoon. that's when we start to see periods of moderate to heavy amounts of rainfall, some gusty winds to go along with that. and some of those gusts, maybe 30 miles an hour, maybe closer to 40 50 miles an hour as we head in towards sunday. rainfall amounts 5 to 7 inches of rain. real possibility. by the time we add up all these storms, at least over the north bay mountains, maybe 5 to 6 inches in the sant

amanda, let's start with nikki haley. understandable i suppose that she doesn't want to alienate trump voters while trying to convince them to join here, but do you think that is a mistake the way she's approaching this? >> yeah, i think the entire campaign by been a mistake because they have been reluctant to talk about his biggest vulnerabilities like his alleged criminality, january 6. once you take those big issues off the table, most voters are uncomfortable. even mike pence when you asked him earlier about january 6, obviously he doesn't like this, but everyone is afraid to talk about it. and thene most revealing quote from haley, she said if donald trump is going to lie about me, i'll start telling the truth about him. nikki, what have you been waiting for all this time? you are losing by 10, 20, 30, 40 points to him. tell the truth for god's sake. >> 660% of the voters would entertain voting for somebody else. what they have to do is prove that they can eclipse him. republican voters are looking for someone who ha

>> i think it helped a lot. >> thousands starting to follow amandas page.s story united the quad cities in a unique way, everybody want to help, and everybody was hoping for a break in the case. but they were also on edge. >> did you just start to have worse and worse thoughts as you waited? >> i did. >> what are you told is going on with carrie? >> that she did not show up for work. that the family was concerned. >> the family was so concerned they called the police. the case went to detectives rick roy and bill thomas of the davenport police department. they say carrie's live in boyfriend justin said he had no idea where she was. >> justin did not have any answers. >> justin said he and carrie had a fight. she stormed out of the house, and he had not seen her in two days. >> carrie was upset. >> what did she say to him? >> she said something about being stupid. >> carrie's ex tim mcvay was in las vegas when he was told she was missing. he and carrie we're still close friends. tim said he wanted to help, and had an idea. he talked to carrie's father, dave,

and yet if you look at the polling, amanda, _ holds barred.f shows momentum _ is her? i think anything that sort of shows momentum other i is her? i think anything that sort of shows momentum other than | is her? i think anything that sort i of shows momentum other than trump is important for the long—term story here, but i am with everyone on this panel, which is it's pretty hard to say that anything can stop trump this point, the matter how many times he is in court instead of campaigning, no matter what he says, people do follow. and i think that's an important piece and i don't actually think the democratic party believes if he is convicted that his followers will go away for so i think quite the opposite is i think everyone is preparing for this is the long haul, we do have a very different kind of election with a base that will follow in any case and do whatever it takes. ok. base that will follow in any case and do whatever it takes. ok, up auainst a and do whatever it takes. ok, up against a brick _ and do whatever it takes. ok, up aga

. >> reporter: after meeting amanda, the bark day planner at pet-con, brandi discovered the perfect way. >> i had no idea that there was a party planner for dog parties. >> reporter: together they began the weeks-long custom party planning process. boba's sassy personality inspiring the "mean girls" theme. >> that is so fetch. >> gretchen, stop trying to make fetch happen, it's not going to happen. >> she was a mean girl in her youth. she used to bite people. now she has no teeth. >> reporter: both amanda and brandi are part of a growing generation of pet owners who increasingly think of themselves as pet parents, willing to pull out all of the stops for their fur babies. what is your reaction to people who might say, you're crazy to spend this much money on a dog party? >> i think that most people would, for their human children. a lot of people do, for their human children. and she's my child. >> reporter: it's a phenomenon some researchers and ethicists say is part of a larger trend. >> there are a lot more cats and dogs living in homes with us. during covid, that intensified it's un

that, amanda, is a question _ minister? that, amanda, is a question for _ minister?nother day. i question for another day. laughter when we get the outcome that we need. when we see the government delivering on their side, then we'll be in a position to take those decisions and to take the next steps. decisions and to take the next ste s. . , decisions and to take the next ste ts. ., , , ., decisions and to take the next ste s. ., , , ., ~ decisions and to take the next stes. , ., ~ steps. last question... are you ttoin to steps. last question... are you going to invest _ steps. last question... are you going to invest as _ steps. last question... are you going to invest as a _ steps. last question... are you going to invest as a framework| going to invest as a framework to go forward with? or, are you treating this as the inaudible as it was last year inaudible. there's a lot of elements, dougie, that you will see when the proposals are ministered —— published. that will include greater clarity about how stormont will work in practice. that is one of the things that

one of the things i noticed with this and hopefully things are improving sound-wise, amanda, is everyone, and i mean everyone goes there. it's a rite of passage for a candidate, isn't it? >> if you want to get into the white house-- >> all right. i apologize for that. just not working out here, but

amanda, did any of that make any sense to you? i amanda, did any of that make any sense to you?id not make sense!— listen to it, even if it did not make sense! ., , ., ., make sense! that is all we need to know. make sense! that is all we need to know- thank _ make sense! that is all we need to know. thank you _ make sense! that is all we need to know. thank you for _ make sense! that is all we need to know. thank you for being with - make sense! that is all we need toj know. thank you for being with us. thank you for being our panel on the context tonight. so much more on our website. continued coverage, of course, throughout the evening here on bbc news. you are up to date. i am then thompson. you have been watching the context. see you soon. hello. the fourth round of the fa cup kicked off with a thumping win for bournemouth against swansea. the two sides with just a division apart, but from the moment lloyd kelley put bournemouth ahead after just seven minutes, there was no real chance of any kind of upset. bournemouth scored four more goals, all before half—time, david broo

amanda carpenter, jamal bowie, thank you both. coming up was no real goals besides -- house republicans are flailing again. democratic congresswoman jasmine crockett joins me on today's meg calk chaos, ahead. >>>s meg calk chaos, ahead. >> ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. >> congress has run in 2024 with a new session, and when house republicans are in session, there are two things you can count. i wonder, not doing much legislating, and to the aryan creed creating embarrassing spectacles. alt

president. >> we had a chance to sit down with amanda and her husband, josh. i told you how proud we were of your courage, speaking out on a personal issue to help so many women. [chanting four more years] >> we feel deeply. i want to thank you again for your absolute courage. and all of you here today, thank you for your support defending freedom in america. that's what we are doing. yes. yesterday marked the anniversary of roe v. wade, recognizing a woman's right to choose. we are going to have this going on for a while. [chanting] >> i believe roe v. wade got it right. the majority of americans, and they still do. we know what happened 1.5 years ago. the supreme court made a decision overturning roe v. wade . [chanting] >> i'm sorry it is taking so long. folks. the supreme court did what it had never done before. ripped away a fundamental constitutional right in place for nearly 50 years. that was so important to so many americans for so long. the health the lives of women in this nation would be at risk and the consequences of this decision. that is exactl

amanda hari kron, 4 news. said they believe the suspect may be barricaded somewhere in that neighborhood. are police? >> basically just surrounding it and hoping that that he'll eventually show up. are they going to go house to house into a more proactive search to try to to find him? and what about the residents that live in that area? >> so this isn't really a residential area. it's mostly warehouses. so it was likely a commercial area wasn't like a home where this person was being evicted from. more people were being evicted from. so it's not they have to evacuate anyone's homes, but they have closed down this industrial area to anyone who isn't working. we have seen some workers come in to finish their jobs, but anyone else isn't allowed in this area. there's barricades all over the place are trying to keep as many people who don't need to be here away from years possible. >> currently, as you mentioned, this person is considered armed and dangerous. so a warning to the folks who are in that area. thank yo

amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amanda, thank you.e now. 736 some state lawmakers want to reform proposition 47. the ballot measure passed by voters to reclassify ify some criminal offenses as misdemeanors. now, prop 47 has been blamed by some for the rise in retail theft around the state right now, any single stolen item must be worth more than $950 for a crime to be a felony. now, under the proposed legislation, prosecutors could add up the values of what was stolen and if that amounts to more than $950, it's a felony. the legislation is targeting repeat retail thefts. >> the same individual is continuing to do these types of crimes. they could be held accountable for up to three offenses that also equals jail time changing proposition 47 will not address those concerns. >> our criminal justice system has never been very good at solving theft or retail crime. it's urgent that we enforce existing law and expand programs that are reducing recidivism to get better at doing what works to improve safety. >> now, under the proposed legisl

amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> amanda, thank you. staying here in the east bay, a boy from antioch would have celebrated his 14th birthday later this month. instead said his family held a vigil in his memory last night after he was killed in a hit and run car. candles were lit by family and friends at india basin shoreline park in san francisco to honor. mta and monica. he and his stepbrother arsenio were riding in a car with their father when an suv t-boned them, killing the boys. >> it could have just been labeled as a straight up accident. i know things happen, but due to the fact that you were such a coward that you fled the scene and left me and my boys there to die, it's the worst feeling in the world. but i got to be strong, you know the crash. >> they're still under investigation by antioch police. >> our time is now. 736 san francisco leaders say there was a drop in the number of retail thefts during the holidays. according to the mayor's office, the city saw a 48% decline in retail thefts and car break ins between november

amanda had this to ask, take a look. hello thomas. this is amanda from indonesia. and i would like to ask you, what are you when you refuse to circle the idea? what, what are the threats? and how did you respond to? oh, just say to amanda, how, what was the response, what, how's the response been to your refusal to enlist in the military? so the mainstream media didn't, did not really pick up on my refusal because it's very supportive of the war and they don't want to show any dissenting opinion. but take top sites like take doc and twitter and non mainstream kind of sources were covering my refusal painting me obviously as a traitor. and i got messages to my what's up into my instagram and threats. but these people are, they aren't real. i mean, they are real, but they're not that they're not talking in the face to face. and i don't really feel threatened by your center to stay 30 days in prison. and you mentioned that if you refuse to invest again, you will be sent back to jail. can you tell us how this works and what do you expect to happen next? so when they li

sight. >> i think so, yeah, she's pretty easy to love, but little did amanda know, her precious poochn't always been over here. >> a ball of energy when i saw her pictures after i got her, i was really stunned when she arrived at muttville, a senior dog rescue in san francisco. >> this girl is in the running for the most obese dog we've had here, maybe ever. >> socks was more accustomed to being carted around. it was hard for her to get up, even given the name sweet tomato. weighing in at a robust 30 pounds, she was a. >> we call him potatoes when they were little, chunky, her senior owner. who fed the dog a steady diet of bacon and eggs, had fallen ill and could no longer take care of a pet. >> so began sweet tomatoes. weight loss journey. combination of regular exercise and some tlc . thanks good girl and a dedicated foster to keep her on track. >> oh my gosh god. >> in about three months sweet tomato dropped 10 pounds. a whopping third of her body weight. >> now you know the world is her oyster. >> by the time amanda adopted her a few months later, the stroller was long gone. her c

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> amanda, thank and looks bundled up out there as it is wet, wet start to the weekend. an atmospheric river making its way across the bay area. one of several we are expecting to see. >> in the coming days, yang see the road is wet out there. traffic is still the rush hour, lauren. so the evening commute is under way and the roads are slick. yeah, it's probably the most dangerous part of the storm right now is just the fact you're driving out there on the roads and you get it's on those puddles out there to start a hydroplane like it's pretty scary out there. but we're going to see that throughout the weekend. this is going to just keep going now kind of opened the door. and here we go. we've got the rain moving out there toward the golden gate bridge right now as we speak, that rain continuing on and off as we head through the night see some periods of some heavy rain to now out of sfo. of course, you the tarmac is very wet. they've had some trouble out at sfo delays. now, 32 minutes because the weather conditions there and they will continue to see those

vice president of research for common sense media amanda lenhart, amanda, thanks for joining us today. >> thanks for having me. glad to be here. >> tell us about why have this summit and why right now? well you know, we knew that it's going to be an interesting year, 2024. >> it's a political year. and, you know, common sense media is one of the largest and most active, you know, child advocacy organizations in america. and it was really important to us that we start to surface the concerns of children and families. we felt like these are really important, potent concerns and we needed to start talking more about them. and so the summit is launched today for that reason, as well as the research that we did as a part of the summit. so what are the problems, the challenges, the concerns as well? you know, certainly we hear that kids and parents, as well as just voters believe that kids don't have the same economic opportunities that they used to have, that there's a lot of concern that young people won't be able to, um, you know, have the standard of living of their parents. um, there's

amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amanda, thank you. now 506 well happening today. the three men arrested and accused in the shooting death of oakland police officer twan lay are expected to be in court for the first time. the two murder suspects, mark sanders and allen brown, are scheduled for arraignment at 9 a.m. sanders is accused of shooting and killing officer twan lay last week during a burglary at an oakland marijuana dispensary. brown is accused of being the getaway driver for now. the other person arrested in connection with the case, sabran russell, will be in court at 8:30 a.m. and alameda county district attorney pamela price filed murder charges with special circumstances in the killing of officer lay. >> yeah. >> oakland police say 27 year-old mark sanders of tracy was arrested tuesday in livermore. allen brown, of chico, was arrested sunday in chico. both are charged with murder and also with special circumstances of firing a gun from a vehicle. oakland mayor xiang tao praised the police for catching the suspect so fast.

amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amanda, thank you.w. 733 well, alameda county firefighters and the chp teamed up to rescue a woman who was stranded for 15 hours overnight in livermore in rushing floodwaters. now, it happened monday night on a flooded road south of livermore, where the woman tried to drive across a flooded road. the powerful flood waters pushed her car and it flipped over. she climbed on top of the car. she stayed there for 15 hours until a camper at del valle park saw her called 911, and a chp helicopter came and airlifted her to safety. >> during that time that her vehicle overturned in the water, she lost phone and all other important items. um, not to mention it was a bad cell coverage area to begin with. extremely lucky. um, had there nobody been nobody at the campground, she could have been there for significantly longer. >> well, she was examined at a hospital and she is expected to be okay. >> leaders in san francisco are pointing to crime data that show outside of the 2020 pandemic year, the total number of cr

amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you.ss the us supreme court intervenes, berkeley will not be allowed to enforce its ban on natural gas. now, san francisco s ninth circuit court of appeals rejects a petition to rehear berkeley's case after the ban last year was ruled unconstitutional. restaurants in berkeley oppose the ban because it would prevent them from cooking with natural gas appliances, as cook times would be a lot longer. >> trying to caramelize something, it totally affects the flavor with cooking that way being able to control the heat, i mean, on our grill, you get that nice charcoal flavor. berkeley city council member kate harrison, who wrote the original legislation released a statement that reads in part, quote, the city will continue to do everything in its power to fight climate change and protect the health of its residents. >> 834 is your time a man is facing charges of defrauding customers on short terme vacation sites such as airbnb. federal prosecutors accuse schrager goal of wire fraud and aggravate

amanda in warrington.i was a sub postmistress. my husband worked art-time, postmistress. my husband worked part-time. he _ postmistress. my husband worked part-time, he had _ postmistress. my husband worked part-time, he had a _ postmistress. my husband worked part-time, he had ajob_ postmistress. my husband worked part-time, he had a job at - part—time, he had a job at manchester airport. part—time, he had a job at manchesterairport. but part—time, he had a job at manchester airport. but i was the one who had the contract. the auditors came in at about eight o'clock in the morning and before they even counted the office i got suspended over the phone, i wasn't allowed in the office when they were doing the audit, they suspended me straightaway and said i wouldn't get the office back. that was 12 years ago. we both got prosecuted, me and my husband. we got told if we didn't plead guilty i was going to prison in manchester. so we pleaded guilty. we lost the family, we lost the house, we now live in a carava

amanda palmer, bbc news.n bbc news, the travel show: uzbekistan: the heart of central asia a double landlocked country steeped in silk road legacy... it's like something from a 60s spy movie or something. it's incredible. horns sound ..meet ancient traditions... this is amazing. i can't believe this. this is where arches would have stood. ..and vast landscapes... ..hide impressive relics. it's pretty astonishing that i'm able to still walk around here. for the best part of a century, this country has been off limits to many outsiders. but in recent years, that's been changing, and i'm on a journey to see what we've been missing out on. this is uzbekistan. once part of the enormous soviet union, uzbekistan is a country of arid deserts, lush mountains and ancient cities. in its long history, it's been home to many civilisations, remnants of which can still be seen today. and now its more recent past is as much of a draw. i'm starting myjourney here in tashkent, the biggest city in the whole of central asia. it'

amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> amanda, thank you.people have been killed and 211 others injured after a bomb blast at an event honoring a prominent iranian general slain in a u.s. airstrike back in 2020. iran's state run media captured the moment the first blast went off, sending people screaming during a ceremony marking four years since the death of a prominent military general in that country. a second explosion happened about 15 minutes later. iranian state media call it a terroristic attack. no one has immediately claimed responsibility for what appears to be the deadliest militant attack to target iran. iran since 1979, the islamic revolution. >> the bay area city that was considered the homicide capital of the u.s. 30 years ago has made a dramatic turnaround. east palo alto police reports zero homicides last year. that compares to 42 in 1992. now, the police chief says the big difference is the community has learned to care for each other. pastor deborah lewis burgess credits partnerships between police, school leaders and the

amanda. good morning. good morning. >> police moved in around midnight to move people out of the park. and now this is what it looks like there. bringing in these big shipping containers. this is the perimeter of the park. stacking one on top of another to make sure that people cannot get inside the park. they also are clearing out debris from inside the park, cleaning up outside of this building here and they've been taking some trees down as well. the university is doing all of this while they're waiting on on a decision from the supreme court to tell them when construction can begin. now, we do have some video from overnight when police moved in to clear out the park. of course, this dispute has been years in the making. activists say uc berkeley housing does not belong in this historic park. while the university has been trying to move on their construction, an appeals court issued a temporary injunction stopping demolition in the summer of 2022. but it still allows the university to block off and secu

ktvu amanda quintana is at the park. amanda, tell us what it looks like right now.barricades are still up, so the streets are closed. >> you can't get access to the park, but we are inside the secure area. so we've been watching. they've been doing some welding behind us here. you can see that metal that they are adding to these shipping containers that are creating the perimeter around this park. now it's moving along. everything's on schedule to be done in estimated 3 to 4 day window. the shipping containers are now creating a perimeter around much of the park. but the work is not quite done yet. the gaps still need to be filled in. inside the perimeter, crews are taking down trees and digging up dirt, and this all started after around midnight wednesday night when police moved in to clear out the park. there were multiple people sleeping in tents, makeshift structures and even a tree house. seven people refused to leave, so they were arrested for trespassing. later in the day, four others were arrested by berkeley police for resisting arrest, trying to remove bar

amanda we'll check it out online. >> kopiko coffee. so much . >> thank you so much for having me. all right. >> you may need to detox from the rain. given the amount we're going to get. >> yeah, but we're getting quite a bit right. yeah, we are over the next six days. >> kristen and larry. so let's take a look at the rainfall projections. this is going to be state wide. we're going to be looking at rainfall. that is going to take a heavy hit for the northern and central portion of the state, which includes us here in the bay area. we are going to see some five inch plus rainfall totals in some of our higher terrain. and also in parts of the north bay. there is potential. now that means flooding is possible as well. it's a level one for tomorrow afternoon evening that storm moves in, but in the morning might see a few spotty showers early on in the day. you still have time to prepare tomorrow afternoon between 3:00 and about. let's say 11:00 pm. you are going to see some pockets of moderate to heavy rain tomorrow afternoon. highs will b

well that amanda be there at the end of the day when banks go to market? garfield: so far we have seen bifurcation in supply. as you pointed out, at the beginning, a surge in supply this week, 57 billion. high-yield supply has been very muted. i think there is still more selection in terms of high-yield investors and what deals they would like to see. we can see higher quality issuers come to market quite easy. there is still a question of lower quality. investors are more selective when it comes to those types of deals. sonali: how do you think about returns possible and safer assets? oksana: safer assets is something we have been emphasizing in our strategy. as i was backstage, there is so much going on between our rates going higher -- our rates going higher? are they going lower? the fed has a huge communication problem. they threw the logs on the fire of markets already expecting a lot of cuts. they through fire on that at the end of last year, yet, the data is not supporting it. the data is supporting them being patient at best. what they have done m

thanks for joining us tonight on kron 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus kron four's amanda hari spoke to some members of the rescue squad about what happened. >> the woman was stranded alone all night stuck on top for car without a phone. the alameda county fire battalion chief says she had a lot of grit to survive. >> shocking video shows a woman trapped on top of a flipped partially submerged car really delve out livermore early tuesday morning. california highway patrol rescue team flew down from napa to help lifting her to safety from the car and rushing water. she was actually in good spirits and was talking coherently to us. i imagine initially when this happened, it was pretty shocking. alameda county fire battalion chief kent carlin says it's surprisingly and thankfully the woman had no significant injuries other than hyperthermia he had to. swim out of the vehicle. the cab, a silly summers climb on top of the vehicle. rescue crews say the woman got stuck around 7.30 monday night, but alameda county fire didn't get the call until just after 10 tuesday morning. she just happened t

kron four's amanda hari spoke to people against the recall effort. >> she explains why they believe mayoro needs more time in office. >> using our opened ok, open. jurors are coming together to voice their concerns about yet another recall effort amid efforts to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. there's a new petition going around this time to recall oakland, mayor sheng thao. you have a diverse community that came out. a group led by severe lockett is asking the public to resist signed the recall petition and instead support mayor town the city council, retired alameda county judge brenda forte is leading. the recall collected more than 250 signatures so far. forte tells kron 4, 1, of the main frustrations with the mayor is crime in oakland, along with the firing of police chief leronne armstrong early last year. lockett says the people recalling are incorrect and blaming crime on the mayor who has only been in office for a year. this current administration is dealing with decades to get decades of failed policy. those opposing the recall also say a special election c

the gabe family gather to remember a lexus and honor her kron four's amanda hari reports. january 26th marks 2 years since anyone has seen elects escape. >> her family want to transform the day from one of sadness to one of compassion and giving they're calling kindness. day alexis, gabe's family inviting friends, neighbors and even complete strangers friday to perform a random act of kindness. >> all in honor of the young woman they gathered at a bench dedicated to alexis please civic center park. she would a strong advocate and >> supporter of this calls alexa's father glen gave. >> had asked the nearly 17,000 followers on the justice for alexis, gabe, facebook page to celebrate january 26th as kindness day in response, followers posted their donations to food banks. another person paid for this dog's adoption fees sharing kuykendall who has supported the gabe since alexis first disappeared, decided to give back to some people who helped with the investigation into alexis is disappearance. starbucks donated the coffee for oakland pd side that doughnuts and coffee. when s

amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news amanda, thank you. >> people have been making plans for a week now to watch the game on sunday. and you've been great about sending us your photos of your niners celebrations thus far. we have seen families tailgate s babies, babies, babies, lots of pets, and just a ton of friends coming together. even a familiar face. sal, is that you? in the middle of the crowd there from the nfc championship game in la two years ago. >> beverage. so uh, yes, that's a frosty beverage, frank. >> well done. >> it's a lacroix. keep on using that hashtag ktvu. when you send us pictures on facebook insta gram and x we love your photos and videos. we will use them throughout the weekend here as we're all excited for the lead up to the big game and as the niners are preparing for this weekend's nfc championship game, stubhub says demand for tickets is way stronger than what we see for the afc championship game between the chiefs and the ravens, with us now is adam beadle from stubhub. thanks so much for joining us, adam. >> yeah, thanks for having me. >> of course. so nin

amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news amanda, thank you. >> an overnight standoff in oakland has ended.ay when deputies showed up to a home near 82nd and outlook avenues to serve an eviction notice, they heard a loud pop that sounded like a gunshot. they pulled back. called in. additional resources video from the scene here shows oakland police and alameda county sheriff's deputies responding, as well as a drone overhead. this point, we're still working to determine how the standoff was resolved. >> the family of an east bay woman who died after being hit by a 12 year-old riding a bike wants to warn others about the dangers cyclists can cause. earlier this month, 77 year old judy eisenberg was leaving the kohl's store at bay fair mall in san leandro. she was stepping off the curb when three boys on bikes rode towards her. she tried to move out of their way but moved right into the path of one of the other boys, and she fell. police say surveillance video shows the boy was trying to stop when he hit her. >> the collision was accidental in nature. there wasn't any. she did not appear to b

amanda hari kron, 4 news. oakland business owner says he has lost confidence in public safety early tuesday morning. sam jabril received an alert about a break-in at a store go gas and food. >> says he called 9, 1, 1, 3 times. got a busy signal twice before dispatch finally picked up outside of his star. jibril says he tried the but he tried to block the suspects cars with his truck. crooks pulled their guns on him. he says 5 or 6 suspects got away with about $3,000 in cash and items and caused about $20,000 of damage. he and the owner of montclair auto shop located right next door say they're fed up with the criminals. >> message to. within oakland. we need help legal looking. sitting here. i have the myself. i my business. a long enough time for put myself right now. if it stays like this, it's going to be a bankruptcy city. nobody going to live in it. >> well, its going to be a ghost town. >> jibril says he's still recovering from the more than $137,000 in losses and damages from when his other gas station

this is less than a mile from buchanan airfield kron four's amanda hari reports. >> it's a sad day for the people who use buchanan airfield. if you take a look behind me, you can still see the plane here at the intersection of concord avenue and dimond boulevard. we spoke to a pilot who says it's a small community. everyone knows one another. and he knew the pilot who died. a sobering sight. a plane crashed in an intersection killing the pilot and injuring a person who was on the ground. alex williams says he could see the plane was in trouble as soon as it took off when he's going up, you can literally hear the plane stop install and then you hear him to pretty much try to turn it back on to hear the engine turn on again. >> and then it died again. and then went down the single engine. van's rv 6 crashed around 10, 30 tuesday morning at concord avenue. and dimond boulevard. the scene is about a half-mile from buchanan air field where the plane took off. >> at this point, investigators don't know what caused the crash. they also have not identified either the pilot or the person injure

that game will also be here at levi stadium at levi's amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> all right. well, we don't know who the niners are going to be playing next week, but tickets are already on sale at levi stadium, the cheapest seat right now on ticketmaster is $570. and that's for standing room only. and that's not including fees could be a little pain in the pocket. once you add those up, the price is almost up to 600 $80. so hopefully. >> you say that the nfc championship game. >> let's talk now about the weather in the north. a flood watch is going to be in effect beginning tomorrow. >> night through monday night. this is impacting marine sonoma and napa counties that being said roads are going to be slick. creeks and streams could rise and there could be some minor flooding in those usually low-lying spots. and let's take a live look right now at koin tower, which is lit up in red for the san francisco forty-niners. and there's your transition to the gold four's gayle ong also got the memo rocking red tonight. gayle, what's happening in the weather? >> yes, the rocking so h

amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> amanda, thank you. some developing news tonight out of the east bay. police are investigating after protesters from 2 different rallies clashed in el serino. according to police protesters and counter protesters rallying in response to the war between israel and hamas took over the intersection of san pablo avenue and carlson boulevard for over an hour. this is video from the rally. some of the demonstrators police say march from all the name. police say protesters from one side forcibly took a flag from the other side and burned it but did not say it was in israel or palestine flag that was burnt. one person who attended the protest telling kron 4 the 2 elderly people were pushed and that cars were damaged by protesters. we have reached out to police for more information about that. but as of this time, we have not heard back. some video here showing some of the scene from exactly 3 years ago today outside of the u.s. capitol building where thousands of trump supporters rush the grounds, hundreds more making it inside. and today, 3 more arrests were m

amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> a man was found dead this morning near a sidewalk and hercules. happened on alfred noble drive near john near parkway just before 06:00am. police say they found the man who appeared to be in 60's lying in some dirt next to the sidewalk with no pulse. he was pronounced dead at the scene. officers say there were no signs of trauma. the contra costa county coroner is expected to complete an autopsy to determine his cause of death. >> even on their way out, the a's are playing nice. the oakland ballers baseball team, a minor league team says that after coming to an agreement to play one of their games and this upcoming season at the oakland coliseum. well, that game been canceled because blocked it. the minor league baseball team ballers known as the bees say they had paid a deposit and signed a lease agreement to play the game in june. but now the a's have decided to enforce a clause they technically can in their contract with the coliseum that prevents other professional teams from playing baseball. there. there is no word yet on any relocation plan

her neighbors in west oakland, community members gather this afternoon to remember her kron four's amanda hari was at the vigil where people mourn did called for safer streets. >> kim's going to be really miss dearly. the west oakland community is remembering the life of a woman who was killed in a hit and run on january. 9th. police say 59 year-old kim bronco was crossing san pablo avenue near 24th street in the middle of the day when one car hit her and threw her into a different lane. and that's where officers say bronco got hit by another car and died. oakland police released this photo of the second vehicle that reportedly drove off after the collision. george species with the oakland traffic violence, rapid-response advocacy group planned this vigil because he says situations like are all too common we want to do is we want to prevent the next person. >> from dying. but some people in the community weren't happy with the vigil. jason romero, who works in the area and new bronco interrupted our interview with speeds. with all the said nothing to do with him. so much better. just like

amanda, everyone's worst nightmare. that's how the attorney is describing the case to this day. >> he says his client's home was broken into one was drugged, the other kidnapped and he says police didn't believe that. >> and got out. >> a notorious bay area kidnapping case has become the latest netflix, true crime documentary, the 3 part series american nightmare details. what happened and how the lay hope police mishandled the investigation. i would say they got about. >> everything absolutely wrong. jump to conclusions. they they express their opinion publicly. attorney douglas rappaport represented aaron quinn and denise huskins back in march of 2015. they woke up to what they thought was a group of people breaking into their home. >> quinn was tied up and drugged. huskins was kidnapped. the next day quinn received text, demanding money in exchange for hoskins return. the kidnapper said they would call back but rappaport says police turned off quinn's phone saying that he was the main suspect. these officers worse ha