katz was the owner of the mitchell katz winery there in livermore. now we go to oakland tonight where an average of two people die or are seriously hurt in crashes on city streets each week there. but now the city is trying to change that with new construction along 14th street, oakland officials broke ground near city hall to try to break the cycle of traffic deaths along the busy corridor. the $21 million project will include separated bike lanes and improved pedestrian crossings. >> we know that these implementations happens not only here on 14th street, but across the city is going to make a difference and it's going to save lives. officials want to avoid deadly tragedies like the crash in 2022 at 14th and jefferson that killed the deaf father of two young sons. >> the victim was riding his bike when he was killed by a project should be completed byat fall of 2025. okay, can we talk for a moment about our beautiful mile weather across the bay? i mean, and usually warm, in fact, record breaking warm in your city, san francisco. i know i went out f

conveyed on what basis , that is, it turns out that katz, a jew with israeli citizenship, serves thecourse... iranian, which may be located outside, quite possibly, and most importantly the rhetoric that they are beginning to conduct, they say that iran is to blame for everything, forgetting that what began, in fact, in october as a result of the palestinians of israel conflict, and as for the british, i can generally say so, let’s say, hamas, that is, it was an attack by hamas, i would still keep palestine on the sidelines here, because there was a terrorist attack from the radical wing. paramilitary hamas , which the political leadership of hamas didn’t even know about, everything that came after, although now the british helped so much, and the british showed themselves to be real friends of israel, they said, it’s not normal, we are now ready for the palestinian usarstvo, who almost fought there in hysterics on the holy land, and, by the way, i forgot to say, we are handing you over again, today cameron met with the ambassadors of the arab countries, where he just stated that we

katz on his appointment as the head of the ministry of foreign affairs.e to add that it would be good if our relations did not break down in the direction of more active support by israel in our just struggle against the russian aggressor. the leaders of the member states of the european union must understand that without a radical increase in military effort, we will be left far behind, and... this means one thing: europe will come under direct attack from russia in the next few years. polish prime minister donald tusk said this the day before during a press conference in warsaw. he emphasized that the united europe is obliged to be militarily stronger than russia. according to the head of the polish coalition government, this is the only way to strengthen european and polish borders. and what's more - says mr. prime minister donald tusk, european... the union must continue to support ukraine, thinks about his pension and about his children the self-proclaimed president of belarus oleksandr lukashenko signed amendments to the law on the president of bela

minister of foreign affairs of the jewish state israel katz. he responded to the post of the chief ukrainian diplomat, dmytro kuleba, in which he congratulated mr. katz on his appointment as head of the ministry of foreign affairs. i will add that it would be nice if ours were mutual did not break in the direction of more active support by israel in our just struggle against the russian aggressor. the leaders of the member states of the european union must understand that without a council'. a radical increase in the military effort, we will be left far behind, which means one thing: europe will be under direct attack from russia in the next few years. the prime minister of poland, donald tusk, said this the day before during a press conference in warsaw. he emphasized that a united europe must be in a military relationship stronger than russia. according to the head of the polish coalition government, this is the only way to strengthen. european and polish borders, and what else prime minister donald tusk says, the european union must continue

jason catas katz with me this mg d jason katz with me this morning. doses ai improve product and profit margins? >> stu, ai is going from concept this past year to product this year. it's not just those that create the ai products that stand to benefit. companies that embrace ai are going to extract great margins s and find they already have leverage it had and earnings aren't proven. think about t for the end user for my company is not a great big spend and you can get a lot, you can do a lot more with less as a result of ai. it's no accident last year 75% of the companies beat earning ands not an accident so far this quarter and 80% have beaten. largely because of leverages technology ai in particular stuart: would you say next week we get big tech names coming out with their earnings? we've got to see ai add to their bottom lines otherwise those stocks go down. what do you say? >> radical e we'vuation and that first shot is always sixth avenue. it's deserted. there's a last mile opportunity here with ai with a wider acceptance of it and exponential

. >> liz katz's home in hayward now a burned out shell of itself a home. she and her husband joe worked hard to purchase 2 years ago. only to see it gutted by fire friday night for about 10 years. i was working 2 jobs. i would finish teaching and head off to work in the office of a tow truck company. >> and i would do that on nights weekends, holidays whenever i had some hours available is a 3rd grade teacher at warwick elementary school in fremont. >> joe is an operations lead for tesla. the couple was eating dinner when the smoke alarm sounded in the guest bedroom in the front of the home and flames scaled the walls. thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so fast. it and just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. the community is also rallying behind. the cat one of liz's colleagues started an online fundraiser the day after the fire. and it has already g

jason katz thank you very much indeed, sir.ll right, lauren is looking at the movers and one is meta, up another 1%, nearly at 400. lauren: it hit 400 moments ago. speaking of the s&p getting to 5,000, i mean, meta is putting in a nice performance to help that. so jefferies says meta is going to 455 a share, they report on thursday and they are expected to say that their profits rose 67% from a year ago and i just want to point out that this is a company that is 20 years old. facebook turns 20 in 2024. that's how long its been around. stuart: their proper ifs are up 67% in the last year. momentarily on to tesla. it's moving up today. not back. lauren: you have 3.25% gain after this company lost one- quarter of its value this month, okay? you have the cyber truck doing a tour of china, eight chinese cities that could drum up some demand, big catalyst, and tesla also came out and said they expect to spend less. not this year but in 2025 and 2026, so maybe some control. stuart: but you could expect a bounce for tesla after it lost

a product that fulfills a need the veterans of katz nakhai had entered the country. 700 special advancedelchairs for amputee veterans . understanding this is a little difficult for me. it is difficult to be healthy. wheelchairs with special features that the shahid foundation has not stopped importing for veterans had ordered this wheelchair. get a special wheelchair. sir, we almost don't have such wheelchairs in our domestic production. look , this wheelchair fits easily now. the wheel comes off, it is not something that we want to say that there is a problem with it now, and it is correct, no, it was fixed very easily and very little noise. we have followed up the cause of the sedimentation of this product in west tehran customs it has been reported that it was almost late 1400 and early 1401. the goods were not declared to the customs. anyway, since they were subject to the abandoned regulations , we implemented the abandoned regulations and in the 8th tower and the 10th tower, within three paragraphs of the goods declaration with the customs stated, god willing , the legal license wi

a product that fulfills a need the veterans of katz nakhai had entered the country. 700 special advanced wheelchairs for amputation veterans . it's a bit difficult for me to understand. wheelchairs with special features that the shahid foundation has not stopped importing for veterans were ordered. take this special wheelchair, sir. we almost don't have such wheelchairs in our domestic production . look, this wheelchair is easy to fit now. it fits, this wheel comes off easily, there is nothing we want to say that there is a problem with it now, and it is correct, no, it was fixed, very easy and very light weight. since the goods arrived in late 1400 and early 1401 , the goods had not been declared to the customs. anyway , since it was subject to the abandoned regulations , we implemented the abandoned regulations, and in tower 8 and tower 10 of saqqara the declaration of the goods has been declared by the customs , god willing, the legal authorization will be issued by the national standard organization, the clearance of goods will be done in time. sarkhiz and i hope that the foundation

lasting peace presupposes the creation of a palestinian state, and israeli foreign minister israel-katz at the meeting, does not address the issue of the future management of ghazai. bareilles responded to the plan by saying that it had little to do with what we were discussing. according to european officials, the plan did not involve relocating palestinians to the island, but an israeli official who arrived with the foreign minister said that housing could be provided for palestinians on the island. he explained that this intention was not due to a refusal to rebuild the devastated gaza after the war or a reluctance to resettle residents on the island, but an attempt to expand affordable housing for palestinians. that's it, alexander mikhailovich, we have a pro-palestinian state. well, we can only state here that, unfortunately, against the backdrop of, well, simply unprecedented cruelty, unprecedented casualties among civilians, the violation of all international norms, against the backdrop of the current use of, well , unimaginable quality and quantity of weapons against civilians,

. >> liz katz's home in hayward now a burned out shell of itself home. her husband joe worked hard to purchase 2 years ago. only to see it gutted by fire friday night for about 10 years. i was working 2 jobs. i would finish teaching and head off to work in the office of a tow truck company. >> and i would do that on nights weekends, holidays whenever i had some hours available is a 3rd grade teacher at warwick elementary school in fremont. >> joe is an operations lead for tesla. the couple was eating dinner when the smoke alarm sounded in the guest bedroom in the front of the home and flames scaled the walls. thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so fast. it and just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. the community is also rallying behind. the cat one of liz's colleagues started an online fundraiser the day after the fire. and it has already generated

. >> liz katz's home in hayward now a burned out shell of itself a home. husband joe worked hard to purchase 2 years ago. only to see it gutted by fire friday night for about 10 years. i was working 2 jobs. i would finish teaching and head off to work in the office of a tow truck company. >> and i would do that on nights weekends, holidays whenever i had some hours available is a 3rd grade teacher at warwick elementary school in fremont. joe is an operations lead for tesla. >> the couple was eating dinner when the smoke alarm sounded in the guest bedroom in the front of the home and flames scaled the walls. thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so fast. it and just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. community is also rallying behind. the cat >> one of liz's colleagues started an online fundraiser the day after the fire. and it has already generated more

eric katz. nelson and happy, too. yeah, i was just before we leave the race issue, columbia professor. and i'm ira katz. nelson has written a good book on this. and there were in order to get social security through, they had to eliminate any occupations that were held by african-americans. you know that later changed. but, you know, he made a series of political compromises anyway, going on on her on her relationships with women. you know, there is yeah. i mean, she she she's i agree with you. so there's this quality in their marriage in the years before polio, which i think makes her unhappy, which is this there's always a distance with franklin there's there's, there's a there's there's a part of him that she can't share and a part of her that he doesn't really care about. after polio, when she's pursuing her own independent life, that becomes a great virtue for her. she has a husband who is okay with her going off and leading her own life in a lot of ways, that means being a public figure and having, you know, all

decisions are legally binding, but it has little power to enforce them. political commentator bruce katz talked us earlier, he said that a ruling by the international court of justice would provide basis for leveling formal charges against israel and its allies, making the regime even more isolated. what, what a ruling that goes against israel will indicate is that it is indeed a universal paraya, which is... which people understand anyway at at this point in time. um, beyond that, what it does provide is uh, think a legal basis uh upon which formal accusations can be uh launched against uh us, canadian and other other officials who have openly supported uh israel's campaign of genocide in in gaza, it also further isolates um israel on the diplomatic uh the diplomatic plan and as well uh makes it very difficult for otherwise complicit western elites to continue to to support to support it unconditionally um so from that. point of view, it it is something that is uh that is positive in the sense that uh it uh portrays israel for what it is, rogue, rogue state that does not respect interna

i would like to walk up alina katz to introduce the fireside chat. >> i am the director of the freedom of thought project. why are we here? first, sadly, it has become safe to model good faith discussion. and my colleagues may disagree on some things. they may not fear that but they may embrace it. and i welcome this as part of the ongoing process, providing our own thinking. i have seen an increase in some of the themes in ftc chair lina khan 's work, that resonate with some foundational ideas discussed within the federalist society. and it is essential to the rule of law and the focus on structural protections against consolidated power from the private sector are reminiscent, to me, of how we might discuss vertical and horizontal properties in a historical context. i am so looking forward to this conversation. very briefly, lina khan is the chair of the federal chair that night -- trade commission. she is currently on leave. presently, she is the protector of law at the scalia law school. and she is a director at that pit perhaps most relevant, the director of the office of policy p

but katz says it appears an electrical item plugged into the wall may have started it. >> in hayward, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> still ahead after fall out a secretive hospital stay. the pentagon has announced defense secretary lloyd austin. he's been treated for cancer. latest on his prognosis. >> but first, the first local food of the year reported in san francisco. a warning from san francisco. a warning from health officials coming up. ♪♪ when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achieved long—lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after first dose. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems

stacey katz brown says her reputation was damaged when she was wrongfully accused of leaking confidential information. she says the team spread the lie around the silicon valley political scene, preventing her from getting another job. chief of staff jim read says he believes the defamation lawsuit is baseless, and mayor mahan deferred to reed's comments. the city attorney has not responded to requests for a statement. the palo alto city council is scheduled to hold its annual reorganization meeting tomorrow. they will be choosing a new 2024 mayor and vice mayor from among the council members. the positions will be decided by a majority vote. tomorrow's meeting will begin at 530 on zoom and in the council chambers of city hall. that council also plans to pass a resolution of appreciation for outgoing mayor lydia cooper. well, coming up, brock purdy's alma mater is taking pride in the second year quarterback with this cool display in a bay area outlet. >> plus, they identify pride, the components that they want to send back to our lab for further evaluation. also coming up tonight, the inv

. >> oakland resident naomi katz is co-chair of a group at temple sinai oakland. >> i'm 100% for a ceasefire at the minute that hamas surrenders. how come nobody is putting any onus on hamas to surrender here? i believe that as soon as hamas surrenders, um, israel will stop there will be a cease fire. >> rod took her four month old son to the demonstration in. >> i'm here to tell speaker pelosi that, um, she can turn a new leaf this year. you know, it's january first, early morning. i'm here. my four month old's here, and she can turn a new leaf. advocates say they'll keep calling for a ceasefire here in san francisco. >> gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. everyone loves a parade. >> but for one young man, today's rose bowl parade was a miracle. >> and taking an icy plunge this new year's day ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disea

mayor matt mahan is addressing the lawsuit where he's accused of defaming a former employee, stacey katz. brown started working from mahan in 2023. just a week later she was placed on administrative leave before being fired. brown says may have chief of staff wrongfully accused her of leaking information about his vice mayor selection. she says the alleged false and defamatory statement ruined her reputation at city hall. brown filed a claim through the city in june on wednesday, her attorney filed the lawsuit on her behalf. today we spoke with mayor may have about the allegations against him. >> the car cheap. my chief of staff tells me that the claims are completely unfounded. we've turned all relevant documents over to the attorneys to review. and and my sense is it's a baseless claim, but we'll have to let the process play out. >> brown filed a claim it to the in july. as we mentioned, her attorney filed that lawsuit on her behalf last week. >> petaluma police are looking for this girl. 13 year-old kazmir has spot she's currently missing. was last seen at headwater school early this

. >> liz katz's home in hayward now a burned out shell of itself home. she and her husband joe worked hard to purchase 2 years ago. only to see it gutted by fire friday night for about 10 years. i was working 2 jobs. i would finish teaching and head off to work in the office of a tow truck company. >> and i would do that on nights weekends, holidays whenever i had some hours available is a 3rd grade teacher at warwick elementary school in fremont. >> joe is an operations lead for tesla. the couple was eating dinner when the smoke alarm sounded in the guest bedroom in the front of the home and flames scaled the walls. thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. community is also rallying behind. the cat one of liz's colleagues started an online fundraiser the day after the fire. and it has already generated more tha

katz. what do you believe are the key strategies or reforms that american police departments should prioritize to strengthen trust and collaboration with the black community? >> thank you very much. thank you for the question. i want to respond to that question and to my brother here at the other end. everything he said is true. the only difference for me is, someone who has been achieved in three major cities in the country, i don't believe reform is going to help us. it's going to be the transformation of policing in this country. i'm going to tell you the difference between the two. reform is when we talk about writing policies. reading policies mean nothing. we want you to do a, b, c, d, e. transformation is that we are going to have to change the way we police in this country. number one, the things that we saw that were done to people of color and black people in this country. we still see those issues played out today in modern times. we have the technology to be able to prove the th

with that, i would like to welcome alina katz, thank you. [applause] >> thanks so much, i'm alina kats, director of freedom of thought project. why are we here? two thoughts. first it's become useful i think to model good faith discussion, todd and lina khan might disagree on some things and they do not fear disagreement but embrace it and welcome this as ongoing process for the all of us in refining our own thinking. secondly, i have been intrigued by some of the themes in lina khan's work. focused on structural protections against consolidated power in the private sector reminiscent to me of how we might discuss vertical and horizontal protections of liberty and the constitutional context the and that's just part of why i am still looking for this morning's conversation. confidence that our speakers are well known so briefly lina khan is the chair of the federal trade commission. she wrote the amazon antitrust at yale law school and led congressional investigation before joining the faculty at colombia law school where she's currently on l

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. >> liz katz's home in hayward now a burned out shell of itself home. she and her husband joe worked hard to purchase 2 years ago. only to see it gutted by fire friday night for about 10 years. i was working 2 jobs. i would finish teaching and head off to work in the office of a tow truck company. >> and i would do that on nights weekends, holidays whenever i had some hours available is a 3rd grade teacher at warwick elementary school in fremont. >> joe is an operations lead for tesla. the couple was eating dinner when the smoke alarm sounded in the guest bedroom in the front of the home and flames scaled the walls. thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. the community is also rallying behind. the cat one of liz's colleagues started an online fundraiser the day after the fire. and it has already generated more

elections, this is by the way. services and this is supervised, as i understand it, by an israeli citizen, katzght, shame on you, andrey, well, this is the expected story, we are approaching presidential elections, of course we expect this interference in our internal affairs and in general in all these elections. moreover, in the month of january in a number of regions, in a number of regions, we will not name which ones, there have already been attempts to shake up the situation, we are now in the duma adopting the corresponding law in the second reading, but on the deprivation of honorary titles, on the confiscation of property from those very traitors who fled beyond and therefore from the territory of the russian federation and already from abroad, which means they will get us in every possible way, of course, with everything this needs to be sorted out, they, of course, are losing their base, so that... don’t say, the measures that have been taken by the authorities over the past 2 years, especially after the start of a special military operation, certainly complicate the task, let’s say

i know you are a crypto and katz fan -- i don't know if cats trade crypto, but that is what we are seeing with coinbase rallying this morning, optimism about the entire spce. katie: it is getting upgraded now. coinbase has fallen to start the year but was up 400% last year. bailey: you take advantage on the dip. it could prevail in the sec lawsuit and you have the spot etf's now trading and some of those outflows from grayscale. that's one thing that is propping up bitcoin. katie: there is a divide in the analyst community as to whether spot etf -- but bitco ion etf's are good for them. bailey: snap is on a 12 month basis, pretty strong up end to the right. it is down 80% from a late 2021 high, so this call from deutsche bank saying it is looking at what snapchat is implementing and growth is expected to mimic 2023 performance in touting ai impact. if you talk ai, everyone will be excited. katie: it's interesting to see with the companies have to say. at meta and alphabet reporting next week. we had visa yesterday, and it seems like that is being welcomed with open arms. bailey: it was, b

biden katz 18% approval on the issue. who gets 18%, the cartel's?eason they are desperate to save biden. they and their toners want a large flow of migrants coming in anhatd they don't care about thi hospitals. they ares afraid the issues coud cause biden election year. tha so i think at some point, we war have to assume mcconnell's top priority other than funding the war in ukraine is getting biden reelected. any notion that a border deal past now will be better than anything trumpce can do is ludicrous. what needs to be done to enforce the border can be accomplished e now through executive action. as president trump said on true social, this is all easy to do. and he will do it right away if he is elected.or of course, he is right. there was a lot of rumors swirling around about president trump's vice president pick. i will handicap those names in i will handicap those names in just a fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators, including your memory. join the neuriva brain health challenge. shipstation saves us so much time i

stacey katz brown says her reputation was damaged when she was wrongfully accused of leaking confidentialormation. she also alleges the team prevented her from getting another job in silicon valley politics. now the chief of staff, jim reid, says he believes the defamation lawsuit is baseless. mayor mahan deferred to reid's comment. its city attorney has not responded to our request for a statement. time is 436. an artist now suing san francisco for using his mural in an ad campaign. >> yeah, cameron moberg is suing the city for copyright infringement. he says san francisco improperly used a picture of his mural in its our city, our power campaign. this is a picture of the visitacion valley mural from moberg's. instagram page, the chronicle reports. the campaign used a photo of the mural on billboards and at muni stops. moberg is seeking $150,000 for every advertisement where a picture of the mural was used. the suit was filed thursday, but the city's attorney office tells us they have not yet been served. >> all right. our time is 437. golden gate park was the scene for some good fun. on

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looked we got on the show, steve forbes on tomorrow's new hampshire primary, he has been there, jason katznce, will it improve profit margins, we gotta find out. arizona sheriff mark daniels on joe biden admitting the border is not secure, why doesn't he do anything about it, the 11:00 o'clock hour is next. ♪ i found a cheaper price on my meds with singlecare. did you say singlecare? i use singlecare. are we talking singlecare? i saved 40 bucks with singlecare. -that's cool. - yeah. i have all my customers check the singlecare price first. good job. whenever my customers ask me if there's a cheaper price on their meds. i always tell them about singlecare. you just search your prescription, find the best price and show your coupon, in the app, to the pharmacist. i found a cheaper price with singlecare! i know. download the singlecare app free today. ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. n

stacey katz. brown started working for mayor mahan last year. just a week later she was placed on administrative leave and then fired. brown says may hands. chief of staff wrongfully accused her of leaking information about his vice mayor selection. mayor mahan talk to kron 4 about these allegations. the car cheap. my chief of staff tells me that the claims are completely unfounded. we've turned all relevant documents. >> over to the attorneys to review. and and my sense is it's a baseless claim, but we'll have to let the process play out. brown filed a claim. >> through the city in june and just recently, her attorney filed the lawsuit on her behalf. >> 7 3900's gathered in castro valley to pay their final respects to a fallen oakland police officer officer twan lay was killed, shot and killed december 29th. will he and several other officers were responding to a burglary in oakland. he paid the ultimate price. several people have been arrested in connection with the case. lay's family says that delay wanted to be a police officer since he was

stacey katz. brown started working from had last year and just a week later, she was placed on administrative leave and then ultimately fired. brown says that may hands chief of staff wrongfully accused her of leaking information about his vice mayor selection. we asked mayor may had about that. and here's what he had to tell us. the car cheap. my chief of staff tells me that the claims are completely unfounded. we've turned all relevant documents. >> over to the attorneys to review. and and my sense is it's a baseless claim, but we'll have to let the process play out. >> brown filed a claim with the city in june and just recently, her attorney filed the lawsuit on her behalf. >> hundreds gathered in castro valley to pay their final respects to fallen oakland police officer twan lay officer lay was shot and killed december 29th while responding to a burglary. several people have been arrested in connection with the case. lace family says that he wanted to be a police officer ever since he was a ch

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stacey katz, brown is your name.rted working from had last year, but just a week after she was hired, she was placed on administrative leave and then ultimately fired. brown says that may hands chief of staff wrongfully accused her of leaking information about the vice mayor selection mayor mahan talk to kron 4 about those allegations. here's what he had to say. the car cheap. my chief of staff tells me that the claims are completely unfounded. we've turned all relevant documents. >> over to the attorneys to review. and and my sense is it's a baseless claim, but we'll have to let the process play out. >> brown filed a claim through the city in june and just recently her attorney filed the lawsuit on her behalf. >> hundreds gathered in castro valley to pay their final respects to a fallen oakland police officer officer twan lay was shot and killed december 29th while he was responding to a burglary and oakland. several people have been arrested in connection with the case. lay's family says he wanted to be a police of

. >> because he was the cutest boy in my class. [ laughter ] todd katz, you're out there somewhere, todd jimmy: todd is his name? >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] and that's my mom. >> jimmy: and your mom. so did you ask todd if he would go to the oscars with you? >> i did, and he had a little tuxedo and everything. he didn't like me anymore after that. >> jimmy: did todd ever try to run out the door -- [ laughter ] your todd, i mean? >> not really. wrong todd. >> jimmy: do you keep in touch with todd? >> i run into him every once in a while, like at ras bin robins or something. >> jimmy: when was the last time? >> it was at the baskin-robbins. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we have a surprise for you, actually. todd is here with us tonight. there he is! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he wants to know if you want to go get some ice cream. >> that's really funny. he's going to laugh, man. >> jimmy: i was reading something, an interview where you were saying that de niro and scorsese were scared of you when you were shooting that movie? >> yeah, which i understand. i was 12. they had to say thi

the internet, pod katz, specials have changed everything. >> jimmy: these are primarily people that listenon, yeah. wild. >> jimmy: did you get to -- like were you just working or did you get to see -- >> no, we got to explore. we ate like jerks. just so much of everything. we ate all their food, there's no more food left. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: asia's out of food? >> they're out of food. it's the best food i've ever had. tokyo, there is not a dirty ass in tokyo. [ laughter ] hold on. every public toilet has a built-in bidet, every single one. >> jimmy: yes, right. >> i took two dumps at 7-eleven. on purpose. [ laughter ] like, for me to take a dump at a 7-eleven in the united states is a catastrophic -- >> jimmy: for everyone, yeah. >> and it was clean, it was nice. they welcomed you. "you want to take a dump? "yeah." it was beautiful. >> jimmy: why is that culture so much more respectful -- >> they're better than us, dude. >> jimmy: yeah. >> when you're there you're like, oh, no, we're falling behind. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, we -- yeah. that is what disneyland is. >> sure. >> jimmy:

stacey katz, brown started working for the mayor in 2023.ust a week later she was placed on administrative leave before being fired. brown says that man's chief of staff wrongfully accused her of leaking information about his vice mayor selection. she says that the alleged false and defamatory statement ruined her reputation at city hall. and today we spoke with the mayor about these allegations. >> the car cheap. my chief of staff tells me that the claims are completely unfounded. we've turned all relevant documents over to the attorneys to review. and and my sense is it's a baseless claim, but we'll have to let the process play out. >> from brown has filed a claim through the city in july. and then last week her attorney filed this lawsuit on her behalf. new this afternoon, governor gavin newsom has unveiled his preliminary state budget and as expected is coming with the projected multibillion-dollar deficit. but the governor is vowing the size of the deficit will be much lower. then the projections that were made by a non partisan office.

they go, "ooh. [ light laughter ] ♪ [ light laughter ] it was so cold, the guy at katz's deli was slicingwith his nipples. [ laughter ] and that's where i go, "hey, that's not --" ♪ "come on now come on now. >> steve: how do you do that >> jimmy: some political news, everybody. a new poll shows that former president trump and nikki haley are now tied in new hampshire. >> steve: ooh! [ audience oohs >> jimmy: meanwhile, ron desantis is polling at 4%. but he said that he's not panicking. [ light laughter ] really i freak out when my iphone battery is at 4% this is -- millions of days running for president. yeah actually i read that desantis has decided to focus on south carolina and has already relocated most of his staff. that makes sense, i mean, his entire campaign went south months ago, so >> steve: hey, oh! preach [ laughter and applause ♪ >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: keep doing that? >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: yep, desantis is relocating most of his staff to south carolina it sounds like when your parents "relocated" your dog to a farm upstate [ audience aws ] and you're like -- yeah. "

according to our media partners at the mercury news, stacy katz, brown filed the suit last week. she says her firing and narrative surrounding it has impacted her career. she was hired as the budget director last year and spent less than a week in the position. brown claims mayor matt mehan and chief of staff jim reed accused her of leaking information about his pick for vice mayor. the suit says she was wrongly accused. we also have new developments now in the gun control battle. the california law that allowed firearms to be blocked in 26 public places like libraries and amusement parks, is now blocked again. the ninth circuit court of appeals reinstated the block on this concealed carry law from a lower court. this has been going on for quite a while now. u.s. district judge cormac carney said that it violates the second amendment and that gun rights groups would be successful in proving it. unconstitu tional it was signed by governor gavin newsom, who said he will keep pushing for stricter regulations . now to your voice, your vote here in san francisco. voters will be asked

employee is suing the mayor for defamation, according to our media partners at the mercury news, stacy katzn filed the suit just last week. she says her firing and narrative surrounding it has impacted her career. she was hired as the budget director last year and spent less than a week in the position. brown claims mayor matt mehan and chief of staff jim reid accused her of leaking information about his pick for vice mayor. the suit says she was wrongly accused in san francisco, voters will be asked to help the downtown area recover and take on the drug crisis. abc seven news reporter tara campbell has a look at these. three measures that will be on the ballot, and we need to dig in and we need to go harder and stronger. >> a plea from mayor london breed saturday, asking city voters to get behind three propositions and not be afraid to make the hard decisions that are going to get us to a better place. flanked by local leaders and in front of hundreds of supporters, the mayor outlined proposition c, e and f, the first, prop c, is aimed at revitalizing san francisco's downtown. >> downtown

. >> liz katz's home in hayward now a burned out shell of itself home.she and her husband joe worked hard to purchase 2 years ago. only to see it gutted by fire friday night for about 10 years. i was working 2 jobs. i would finish teaching and head off to work in the office of a tow truck company. >> and i would do that on nights weekends, holidays whenever i had some hours available is a 3rd grade teacher at warwick elementary school in fremont. >> joe is an operations lead for tesla. the couple was eating dinner when the smoke alarm sounded in the guest bedroom in the front of the home and flames scaled the walls. thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so fast. just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. community is also rallying behind. the cat one of liz's colleagues started an online fundraiser the day after the fire. and it has already generated mor

stacey katz. brown is her name. started working for mayor mahan last year, but just a week after her higher, she was placed on administrative leave and then fired. now, brown says that may hands chief of staff wrongfully accused her of leaking information about his vice mayor selection. mayor mahan talk to kron 4 about these allegations. take a listen. the car cheap, my chief of staff tells me that the claims are completely unfounded. we've turned all relevant documents. >> over to the attorneys to review. and and my sense is it's a baseless claim, but we'll have to let the process play out. brown filed a claim. >> with the city in june of last year and then just recently her attorney filed the lawsuit on her behalf. >> time now is 8.40 and you may soon be asked to sign the petition for a new online university in california. and if he gets enough signatures and is passed by the voters of this measure would require the state to create an online public university named university of california online. the creators of

but katz says it appears an electrical item plugged into the wall may have started it. >> in hayward,lippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> staying in the east bay, richmond, residents are frustrated following back-to-back flaring incidents this weekend from the chevron refinery. that's 2 flarings in less than 48 hours. the most recent started yesterday around noon and residents that we talked to say they want the refinery to be held accountable for these reoccurring incidents. >> we are going to continue our fight to make sure that this is a priority and that somebody forces them to pay attention to what all this flaring needs. >> a group of contra costa county residents plan to attend the board of supervisors meeting tonight over these recent flarings. we did reach out to chevron for a response, but we have not heard back yet. power is finally back on it. a senior living and memory care center in san jose where residents had been in the dark for 2 straight days. power went out late saturday night at the watermark at all. but in pg e officials are saying crews responded immediately but th

. >> liz katz's home in hayward. now a burned out shell of itself home. she and her husband joe worked hard to purchase 2 years ago. only to see it gutted by fire friday night for about 10 years. i was working 2 jobs. i would finish teaching and head off to work in the office of a tow truck company. >> and i would do that on nights weekends, holidays whenever i had some hours available is a 3rd grade teacher at warwick elementary school in fremont. joe is an operations lead for tesla. >> the couple was eating dinner when the smoke alarm sounded in the guest bedroom in the front of the home and flames scaled the walls. thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so fast. it and just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. community is also rallying behind. the cat one of liz's colleagues started an online fundraiser the day after the fire. and it has already gener

to the floor show traders, ubs managing director and senior portfolio manager jason katz and chief market strategist phil blancato. phil, what do you think? is this, is this boat, the tech boat, getting way too overcrowded and overloaded? and we know that capsize ises often a happen when that happens. >> well, they are priced to perfection, there's no doubt about it. you look at their pe ratio ises, they're not cheap. but in fairness, there's two things we can't forget. one, they're making money. and in some cases, significant more margin than most any other stock. and, two, look at microsoft. that's very defensive. why? because it makes $3.5 billion on cash, just on interest savings alone. so at a time when we expect market volatility at least through june, the way to participate and protect in the market, and we've never been able to see that about a tech before, especially for big names, for me, i just can't see them going much higher here, but you don't need to run away from them. take some profits, be ready to pivot to other places, but certainly a core holding you have to stay becau

stacey katz. brown started working for mayor mahan last year. later she was placed on administrative leave before being fired. now, brown says that may hands chief of staff wrongfully accused her of leaking information about his vice mayor selection where mahan talk to kron 4 about those allegations. >> the car cheap. my chief of staff tells me that the claims are completely unfounded. we've turned all relevant documents over to the attorneys to review. and and my sense is it's a baseless claim, but we'll have to let the process play out. >> brown filed a claim through the city in june. and just recently, her attorney filed the lawsuit on her behalf. >> it's 6.40, right now. and you may soon be asked to sign a petition for new online university in california. if this gets enough signatures and it's passed by the voters, the measure would require the state to create an online public university called the university of california online. the creators of the cost of the new college would be covered through student tuition to make it onto the ballot