kevon looney walked right on to the bart car filled with students from claremont middle school.aturday. this was at the west oakland bart station. bart today sharing the video of the moment. there's the high five. looney rode with the students all the way into san francisco, and as you can see there, he also signed autographs, posed for selfies, and joined the students to shoot some hoop. also right near chase center. a weekend to remember for a lot of students right here in the bay area. all right, that's it for us tonight at 11:00. of course. mornings on two. our next newscast coming up at 4:00. and always do not forget that you can stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. all you have to do is download the fox local app to your tv. and for all of us here at ktvu, i'm mike mibach. thanks for watching and have an amazing night. >> yeah. >> hey everyone, welcome in here to. >> like it or not, i'm alex savage. you know how the show works. we put out the questions and the topics to our panel, and they are going to let us know if they like it or not. and today w

they might either take us off broadway or reverse us to claremont. but again, right now the headlines are apparent. car-to-car shooting on eastbound highway 24 reported at about 1230 1245. the freeway has been shut down in the eastbound direction just west of broadway in oakland. that is the latest in oakland. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> henry, you got to that scene about half an hour ago. can you speak to perhaps how far back that traffic went as you tried to make your way to the front of that scene there? >> yeah, the traffic was slowing all the way back to 51st street in north oakland. but at this point, i'm not sure if chp oakland has indeed taken the traffic off of claremont or earlier. that's what they typically do, so that the backup doesn't get far worse. but again, traffic at a complete standstill at this time as they try to figure out what happens. typically after a freeway shooting, they will close all lanes to look for any bullet casings to look for any evidence of that nature. this investigation will be headed by the investigative

. >> executive chef joseph perry at the claremont hotel prepares steak free. >> it was just a littlel dish that will be featured on friday during the black vines festival weekend. >> it's a great social dish. it's something you can share. if you're hungry, you can enjoy it yourself. >> shaved prime rib with steak fries served with truffle aioli and cheddar cheese. >> it is a decadent, indulgent dish that you can definitely feel yourself up on. >> the event will be held in the lobby bar of the hotel. it's part of the weekend long festival celebrating black excellence with food and wine, highlighting the skills of artists and vintners. >> this is rose petal. it's 75% roses and 25% hibiscus flowers. >> alicia shows me the wines she makes at her livermore winery. she says she's one of only six vintners in the country who makes wine from flowers. >> it's great to be a creative, and then it's also great to share what you've created. >> we're here to make sure that you guys have a platform. >> fern strout founded black vines 14 years ago to create the annual festival to break barriers and i

. >> executive chef joseph perry at the claremont hotel prepares steak free. >> it was just a little will be featured on friday during the black vines festival weekend. >> it's a great social dish. it's something you can share. if you're hungry, you can enjoy it yourself. >> shaved prime rib with steak fries served with truffle aioli and cheddar cheese. >> it is a decadent, indulgent dish that you can definitely feel yourself up on. >> the event will be held in the lobby bar of the hotel. it's part of the weekend long festival celebrating black excellence with food and wine, highlighting the skills of artists and vintners. >> this is rose petal. it's 75% roses and 25% hibiscus flowers. >> aliyah shows me the wines she makes at her livermore winery. she says she's one of only six vintners in the country who makes wine from flowers. >> it's great to be a creative, and then it's also great to share what you've created. >> we're here to make sure that you guys have a platform. >> fern strout founded black vines 14 years ago to create the annual festival to break barriers and inspire blac

executive chef joseph perry at the claremont hotel prepares steak free. >> with just a little bit of salt. >> a special dish that will be featured on friday during the black vines festival weekend. >> it's a great social dish. it's something you can share if you're hungry, you can enjoy it yourself. >> shaved prime rib with steak fries served with truffle aioli and cheddar cheese. >> it is a decadent, indulgent dish that you can definitely feel yourself up on. >> the event will be held in the lobby bar of the hotel. it's part of the weekend long festival celebrating black excellence with food and wine, highlighting the skills of artists and vintners. >> this is rose petal at 75% roses and 25% hibiscus flowers. >> aaliyah shows me the wines she makes at her livermore winery. she says she is one of only six vintners in the country who makes wine from flowers. >> it's great to be a creative, and then it's also great to share what you've created. >> we're here to make sure that you guys have a platform. >> for founded black vines 14 years ago, to create the annual festival to break barri

a train filled with students from claremont middle school on saturday at the west oakland bart station. bart today, sharing the moment that looney rode with the students all the way to san francisco as he signed autographs, posed for selfies, and joined the kids shooting baskets near chase center at a fan activation with a hoop bus, a nonprofit focused on bringing basketball to underserved communities. quite an experience for those students. a north bay developer just got approved to build the very first new marina on san francisco bay in almost 25 years. kenwood investments, based in sonoma, plans to spend $25 million to build an expanded marina in clipper cove, which separates treasure island and yerba buena island. the new marina will replace aging docks and is designed to accommodate all sizes of vessels. construction is expected to begin next year, with a projected finish in two years. that is going to do it for me tonight on this wednesday evening. appreciate you watching the news at 730. make sure to download the fox local app to your smart tv and your cell phone. and i hope to

. >> black vines is hosting events all weekend, including a free event tonight at the claremont in berkeleyvines.net. >>> coming up next at 5:00, we'll meet the bay area businesses cashing in on the rising price of eggs and some novices hoping to get in on the action. >> it will be different times of day we might get three. it's kind of unpredictable. it's almost a slot machine. >>> plus, we'll introduce you to a self-taught artist from the bay area whose talents have taken him around the world. >> because there was just so much depression i grew up around. so i wanted to create some resilience. >> why he says his work has a larger mission. >>> jonny moseley here. the toyota is loaded up and ready to carve some new lines. are you? that's great. let's look at what mother nature cooked up for us. the toyota tahoe report is cued up. let's take a look. >> typical february snow conditions combined with april temperatures, sounds like a pretty good combination to me. that's what's in store for the sierra this weekend. temperatures will be well above average, near freezing for lows with highs reac

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. >> black vines is hosting events all weekend, including a free event tomorrow night at the claremont in berkeley. you can see the full list at blackvines.net. >>> tomorrow marks eight years since coyote creek left homes underwater causing nearly $100 million in damage forcing 14 people from their homes and today santa clara leaders marked a milestone in a project. valley water installed over a mile of flood walls along low lying parts of the creek. >> with the climate change some days we're getting more rain, some days less. you don't get it in the increments you like and when it comes all at one time, you got to be prepared. >> this was the first phase of the project to help safeguard against storms in the future. >>> first alert weather powered by kia. learn more at kia.com. kia, movement that inspires. >> we have very mild winters in the bay area compared to the rest of the country, right? >> yeah. >> we certainly have our problems, but that's why i feel bad about complaining it's felt cold lately. >> it's been a while since we've had a long stretch of above average temperatures w

this happened between claremont avenue and telegraph avenue and broadway. it caused some major traffic jams. just look at this with backups on both i-5 80 and 980. so a heads up if you're planning to drive in that area. even though the lanes are open now, you can expect residual delays. we'll have updates on abc seven news at four and the abc seven bay area app. with that, we say good afternoon, i'm kristen z. tonight is a critical night for the future of san francisco unified. happening tonight. the school district board is set to vote on a plan that would send preliminary layoff notices to more than 800 employees. the district faces a $113 million budget deficit. before tonight's vote, you can weigh in during public comment. the board meeting starts at 6:30 p.m. at district headquarters and on zoom. superintendent doctor maria su says cuts are necessary to close the deficit and avoid closing schools. >> we continue to prioritize decisions that are centered on the needs of our students, ensuring that the resources we do have will be used to support what ma

. >> black vines is hosting events all weekend, including a free event tomorrow night at the claremont in berkeley. you can see the full list at blackvines.net. >>> tomorrow marks eight years since coyote creek left homes underwater causing nearly $100 million in damage forcing 14 people from their homes and today santa clara leaders marked a milestone in a project. valley water installed over a mile of flood walls along low lying parts of the creek. >> with the climate change some days we're getting more rain, some days less. you don't get it in the increments you like and when it comes all at one time, you got to be prepared. >> this was the first phase of the project to help safeguard against storms in the future. >>> first alert weather powered by kia. learn more at kia.com. kia, movement that inspires. >> we have very mild winters in the bay area compared to the rest of the country, right? >> yeah. >> we certainly have our problems, but that's why i feel bad about complaining it's felt cold lately. >> it's been a while since we've had a long stretch of above average temperatures w

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police officers were seen setting up crime scene tape at vicente way near claremont avenue at around 6:00 tonight. this is in the temescal neighborhood of oakland. several patrol cars were seen out at the scene. we have reached out to the oakland police department for more information on the nature of this crime scene or this investigation. here we are still waiting to learn more from the department. also following another police investigation that's unfolding tonight in san jose, caltrain says that the 822 southbound train was canceled because of the police activity in this area. we are working to get more details on exactly what happened here, and of course, we'll bring you updates as we learn more. tonight, a teenager is recovering after suffering severe injuries in a collision with a garbage truck that was backing up on a street in san bruno. several neighbors saw all of this happen. ktvu jesse gary has more tonight on this crash as investigators piece together what went wrong. >> surveillance video shows the moments just prior to impact. 13 year old kayo ahmed riding a scooter o

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. >> i spoke to ryan patel from the drucker school of management at claremont graduate university about the potential consequences for businesses and supply chains if these tariffs aren't just a negotiating tactic. here he is. >> the challenges for businesses, if you think about it, isn't really the immediate impact, but how do they pivot? they must evolve. and then obviously pass down to the consumer. so if you think about the short term impact, i think about maybe if this goes on for the next 1 to 3 months, it's really businesses trying to do their best job to delay the price increases. right. that's what they're trying to do to keep those margin margins. but after that, kim, it is going to be passed on. all the strategies are going to be passed on to the consumer, and they're going to start to feel it. >> yeah. and supply chains are so interconnected. so if you know the the it costs the grocery store, let's say 25% more to import an avocado and then 10% more to, to transport it to the store because gas costs more. i mean, that adds up, right? >> yeah. >> you know, i think this is whe

already seen some minor flooding in the east bay from emeryville, heading in across parts of the claremont avenue area, there is steady rain falling, and from san francisco down the peninsula into half moon bay and the south bay, getting in on the action along with the santa cruz mountains. as we widen the picture here, much of california dealing with this level two storm as we get in and show you the timeline here. 8:00 you're still going to be looking at some scattered downpours going into 10 p.m, and then it starts to become more spotty in nature. there is a flood watch until 1 p.m. for the north bay. we've already seen those streams and creeks run pretty high and they have flooded. we're going to continue to see that the winds are gusty. sfo 44 miles an hour. a wind advisory is up for much of the bay area until 4 a.m. tomorrow. those gusty winds could take down some trees and cause some outages. so watch out and be careful on the roadways. the golden gate bridge is slick tonight. this is a level two. as i mentioned through tonight's showers, brief downpours, gusty winds. the thundersto

proud of is oakland is that we have a combination of all different price points from the beautiful claremont in the oakland hills to our downtown area. all of our hotels are offering specials, and we encourage people to go on to the visit oakland website, which we have an nba landing page that has all of that information and details for people to come and stay here. you know, our location is prime while the game is going on in oakland and also in san francisco. we have a ferry, we have the bart system. there's ways that we're going to see that people are going to be going in between both cities this weekend and enjoying all the festivities. >> yeah, it really is setting up to be quite the economic boom for both san francisco and oakland. peter, thanks so much for coming on and sharing what what oakland is going to be doing this weekend. wish you a lot of luck and hope a lot of people come to the town and enjoy themselves. thanks again. >> thank you so much. we're ready to welcome everyone. >> great. thanks, peter. >> yeah, a whole lot to do this weekend. and up next here on the four, we turn

i want to bring in ryan patel, senior fellow at the drucker school of management at claremont graduate university, and joins us from los angeles. good to see you again, my friend. so listen, we ran through some of the things that are likely to be more expensive. donald trump calls tariffs beautiful. he says tariffs are going to make us very rich. but again, we have to be clear here. that tariffs hit the person importing the goods. so that's you know, u.s. businesses. and eventually the customer right. >> i know you have to think about the terror. you know this trade war tariffs. you think about a domino effect right. one tariff leads to another. so the challenge is for businesses if you think about it, isn't really the immediate impact. but how do they pivot. they must evolve. and then obviously pass down to the consumer. so if you think about the short term impact, i think about maybe if this goes on for the next 1 to 3 months, it's really businesses trying to do their best job to delay the price increases. right. that's what they're trying to do to keep those margins, margins. but af

they create these, you know, sort of claremont institute sort of pseudo intellectual ism. right. and they want to put something he provides that like steve bannon, you know, he didn't create the term alt right and actual neo white supremacist created it. and then he said, i'm going to make breitbart the home of the alt right. and then they mainstreamed the idea of alt right, which literally means white nationalists. >> that's precisely it. and by putting it out there under the term of not just like something that is not sort of wrapped in hate, which a lot of these things tend to make their way into the zeitgeist, but rather, as, you know, an interesting thought piece. yeah, right. oh, well, that's not so terrible. if he's just asking questions, he is just proposing these ideas. we should challenge ourselves to explore these concepts. and that's sort of the thing is it's sort of this veneer of thoughtfulness and intellectual ism. but what it really is, is dictatorship, extremism wrapped in, you know, sort of like, you know, serious thinking. >> it's not. and so you talk about who

that's right above the claremont. there at 65 boulder creek 64. so there's some warm air aloft. going to have to budge that out of here. and we will by the weekend. 4050 on the temps. looks like a lot of high clouds. that system will barrel in here for a big change on the weekend here. but with friday on my mind, some sun more to the north, less to the south, more clouds. mostly cloudy south and highs will be in the 60s and 70s. cooler by the coast today. frank mallicoat is here at 732 and he will begin this time with what? >> yeah. we're going to talk about the bay bridge. it's easy to get to the bay bridge right now, but once you're on it, not so easy to get into san francisco. let's take a look. a bit of a slow ride over the span, but once across, you're going to bump into another accident that's southbound 101. so that's coming up the bridge right now. so do pack your patience. here's the toll plaza. about a half an hour ago you were moving in pretty well, but the metering lights are on, so that's starting that back up. not a friday light day at 730 to take you out to. well,

oakland north that's right above the claremont, the caldecott. northeast 28.s a little hint of an easterly breeze that should help downtown oakland, which is already 52. and the benefit of that, if you get that breeze, it can be on the mild side. if not, it's colder. santa rosa, petaluma and san anselmo all in the upper 30s. we can find plenty. fairfax in there. point reyes station, novato. sonoma. petaluma. windsor. all in the course. middletown. kelseyville and upper lake down to 33. a little chill there. 29 reno. 19 truckee and south lake tahoe. ely at 15 and winnemucca at 19 degrees there. a lot of cloud cover which will play into our weather. no, not rain. we're not looking for any rain unless you're well, north. but watch how the. here we go into late saturday. sunday, all day sunday into monday. finally breaks on tuesday when i think we'll get our warmest temps with maybe some mid 70s by then. but i think the cloud cover will keep us in the upper 60s or low 70s going into the weekend. if you're on the north coast, that that's the north coast. there's go

it will be held at the lobby bar of the claremont hotel from 2 to 6 p.m. today.reet in berkeley. >> a new report shows consumer confidence is down and inflation fears are up. we take a look at what's driving this change. >> and spring training well underway down in arizona. we're catching up with giants ace pitcher logan webb in arizona ahead of the new season and today's opener coming up. >> and outside our doors for the weekend a taste of spring. i'll have look at the dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i