noel said when he came up, he thought that scott and brian were playing a trick on him. he said he actually kicked brian, you know, to try to tell him. okay, guys, that's a good trick. >> he quickly realized it was no laughing matter. >> his mama's been shot, the mechanic's been shot, and the owner. >> whoever done the murders, shot everybody in the chest. and the head point blank. >> a massacre in broad daylight. mechanic chris and mom beverly were shot point blank in the back of the building. scott and brian are also shot in the storefront and parking lot in their attempt to escape. all four would die from their injuries. word would make its way to scott's wife, melissa. >> i got a phone call on my cell phone and it was one of his vendors, and she said, i'm trying to get up to the dealership and i can't get there. there's a huge blockade of law enforcement. and she said, i'm hearing little things that there might have been a shooting. immediately i start calling him and call and call. i would call his cell phone while it was shut off. i couldn't register that at the ti

friday night, christie noel hosted cpac a political conference. online at c-span.org.can history tv, sat's on c-span 2 exploring the people and event that is tell the american story. this weekend at 2:00 p.m. eastern on the civil war, harry laver a military history professor at the general staff college are the role of african-american soldiers in the union army in their efforts to gain civil liberty at 7:00 p.m. eastern washington american history tv, 100 days as we look at the start of presidential terms. this week we focus on franklin roosevelt's first 100 days including actions during the great depression. and on lectures and history. yale university professor mar lena dowd talks about slave revolutionary henry christoph and how other foreign powers reacted to the haitian revolution. and at 10:15 eastern on the presidency, national constitution center jeffery rosen leads the discussion of presidential historians on inaugural addresses and how they shape a president's legacy exploring the america story. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2 and find the ful

so i think in general, noel's strategy was was incremental to i think this is another step on a very similar road. and in a sense those expectations were pretty high running into today. and that's probably why there isn't a bigger positive share price reaction. >> it's interesting, alex, that you highlight investment banking revenues being a source of positive momentum and making it easier to, you know, perhaps push through these other strategic efficiency measures because hsbc is looking to downsize and pull back some of its ib activities in in the lead up to today's results. they already made moves to scale back m&a equity underwriting in new york. does it make sense to be scaling back, especially in the us, at a time when the trump administration has come in and is expected to create a much more bank friendly environment via deregulation? >> you know, i think it does. and hsbc has slightly suffered in investment banking world from being slightly incapable of making its mind up over the last couple of decades. much as, as you correctly pointed out, us investment banking is a good p

search warrant at a house on the 3000 block of shadow hill drive and arrested aear old man, tallis noels found with two ounces of fentanyl, cocaine, meth, three firearms and a two year old child. the second search warrant was served during a traffic stop on the 2000 block of montgomery drive, near a homeless encampment. detectives arrested 54 year old capricia moore and 40 year old jacob williams for possessing fentanyl. new and vintage cars will be on display this weekend at the silicon valley auto show. they were unveiled this morning at the santa clara convention center. the three day event showcases a wide range of automobiles, including some futuristic developments in the auto industry, such as one of the first flying cars. >> supposedly, george jetson would have been born in the year 2022. so those things should be coming true any minute. but the flying car that we have here, it's a prototype, so it might not be a reality as soon as people would want, but they do have faa approval to start doing some testing. so it might actually be a real thing. >> hard to believe seeing that the

you can see how slow things are traveling noel into san pablo. about 31 minutes story. to you. thanks a lot, 7.47. and nobody likes it when the phone. nice night, you want a better day to work. what can you do about? well, rich demuro has a look at some new and some clever ways to keep your device charged in today's rich on tech. >> no one likes a dead phone battery, but thankfully, you've got options. here are some of the latest portable chargers. >> and no one likes a dying phone battery. here are some creative ways to keep it charged. starting with au ag, rugged wireless power bank and stand this 10 billion 1 million power battery can charge your phone at least twice. it's mag safe compatible has a built-in stand is dropped, tested up to 8 feet. and is ipx 6 water resistant $100 next. the bezalel prelude wireless power bank has a cool trick. there's a plug to charge it wirelessly and it can charge your phone at the same time, sort of like a charging sandwich when you're ready to go, just grab your phone and the power bank. the power bank itself is 80. the plug is 45.

. >> oakland city council member noel says he's going to call for the city council to make a priority list of funding local groups. >> these are people that live here, right? it's not you know, when you look at other employees that we're trying to support, they don't even live in oakland. 80% of one group doesn't live in oakland, the other 90% don't live in oakland. i will give up my salary, my salary that i get as an elected official. i'm going to give that up to make sure that the senior center stays open. >> many of the nonprofits say that while they depend on city funds, they also use those as ways to get matching grants from the state and federal governments. so this cuts in many different ways to their bottom line. reporting from oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, teachers from the san ramon valley unified school district held a lunchtime rally today to protest millions of dollars in proposed budget cuts. >> they're kids need counselors. >> kids need hope. >> students need money. >> to pay. >> the educators gathered outside dougherty valley high school to expr

oakland city council member noel gallo says he is going to call for the city council to make a priority list of funding. new at 11 union city police say a pedestrian was killed in a crash last night. it happened near the intersection of alvarado niles road and almaden boulevard. police say the collision involved a driver and a man who was walking in. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. officers say the driver did not appear to be under the influence. san francisco's richmond district is getting its first speed cameras tomorrow. walk san francisco says these cameras will be installed at geary and seventh avenue. the location was selected due to high crash rates and significant speeding issues. the group says it worked with traffic victims for six years to pass legislation to approve the cameras. new details tonight about a cross-country investigation with bay area ties. three people who were arrested on the east coast appeared in court today, and authorities say they believe they could be tied to a series of killings and are part of a cult like group known as t

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grant and noel and pg e reporting a little bit of work has been improving here with the power outages. we were at. >> around 21,000 people without power within the last hour, down to about just over 20,000, highest concentrations can be found in the north bay, san francisco and down the peninsula and the pencil actually has nearly half of all of the power outages across the bay area. we're going to take a closer look at exactly what we're seeing right here. the green there indicating that anywhere from one to up to 50 customers without power. the up orange squares are up to possibly 5,000 customers without power. again, you can see lot of that focus down along the peninsula there. the diamonds that are in the yellow color there, anywhere from 50 to 500 people rather customers without power in those areas. east bay seems to be making out. all right. right now, even though nobody wants to be without power, of course. pg e says they're going to be making improvements as the night goes on. one thing to point out, though, across the bay area, we're not seeing the the nasty red triangle, wh

. >> grant noel beautiful sunset tonight in the city. and this is the calm between 2 storms. the perfect time to get outside and assess any damage is around your property and see if there are any trees at risk of falling. >> tuesday, heavy rains and strong winds packed a punch in san francisco. trees fell onto cars in golden gate park and another on to this parklet on union street. rachel gordon with san francisco public works says thankfully no one was injured in the storm, but crews were busy wednesday with reports of about 75 trees down. when you have high winds and saturated ground, there's less for the trees to hold on to win the ground. >> and the winds can topple them over. so we really want to take a look at that. we always have extra tree crews on hand during storms ready to go. public works. crews were also busy assessing the landslide on telegraph hill. it's and some and union streets about 400 cubic yards of rocks and dirt came into the road, according to gordon. no evacuations were needed and the integrity of the retaining wall was intact. we wanted to really pay

noel. >> it's a big one. all right. thanks, grant. google is scrapping its diversity based hiring goals as it reviews some of its diversity equity and inclusion initiatives. google joins a long list of businesses scaling back their diversity initiatives which include target meta and amazon earlier this month, president trump signed an executive order to eliminate dei programs echoing long-standing conservative critics who say the policies of violate the u.s. constitution by factoring in race, gender and orientation and hiring and promotion practices. google did release a statement to kron 4 saying in part, quote, we're committed to creating a workplace where all of our employees can succeed and have equal opportunities. and over the last year we've been reviewing our programs designed to help us. >> still ahead, president trump's bold proposal to have us take control of gas is generating worldwide reaction. >> as governor newsom is in dc asking the president for federal help to deal with the wildfire recovery the latest from there mee

. >> noel, you are absolutely correct. the wind is not our friend today and it just started to rain again here sfo. it's been on and off most of the day on the difficult part is over. 400 flights have delayed. according to flightaware, there are a total of 445 flight delays right here as a foe. as of right now. now the airport's biggest issue is and the rain. it's the wind and the storm has caused 8 cancellations so far and out of the 4 runways here only to our operating. we spoke with a traveler who was flying from southern california and she says from turbulence and delays. it was not a smooth ride. >> go up in the air to hit san francisco. it's usually a 55 minute drop and they said watch out for the winds not be serving any pain. you might get some water. hold we have winds and we're down to one runway you're delayed and it was all because turbulence and the are actually running right now. what we call the southeast plan. >> where we are taking off and landing 180 degrees different than what we normally do. this is a l

one search warrant at a house on the 3000 block of shadow hill drive and arrested 48 year old talis noel, who was found with two ounces of fentanyl, cocaine, meth, three firearms and that two year old child. the second search warrant was served during a traffic stop on the 2000 block of montgomery drive, near a homeless encampment. detectives arrested 54 year old capricia moore and 40 year old jacob williams for possessing fentanyl. coming up multiple crimes in multiple cities. officers arrested a group of suspected thieves on the peninsula, plus the la fire chief fired today by la's mayor just one month after eadly i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪

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we'll be watching you in noel. now to the ultimate story of one man's trash is another man's treasure. this portrait. somebody bought it at a garage sale in minnesota. turned out to be vincent van gogh. you see the fishermen, the white beard smoking a pipe fixing his fishing that experts say they spent 4 years analyzing the paints canvas. we've the pigment other characteristics trying to figure out if it's legit or not. turns out of this, somebody put it at a garage sale for $50. it's estimated to be worth. 15 million bucs. good grief. well, governor newsom issuing a proclamation declaring january 30th as fred >> today, oakland native fred curry motto. he was a civil rights leader who led the fight for civil rights for japanese americans during and after world war 2. you know, he also worked alongside rosa parks in 2003 oakland, unified to board of education, pay tribute to him with a resolution to name a school in his honor. fred korematsu discovery catch so. there you have it. that wraps up for us. appreciate you

i have to do connections with noel mulligans? >> audra: i immediately press shuffle. a long time ago. >> audra: when i was 10 years old in fresno, california. [cheering] fresno! i played one of uncle jaco's kids where i wore a viking helmet and a breastplate and a big spear and i sang a little bit of the valkyries. >> stephen: you are 10 years old in "gypsy." did you look at mama rose and go "i should do that. that should be me. wait till they all see it." >> audra: no. >> stephen: come on. >> audra: i swear i never really thought about playing mama rose. >> stephen: what inspired it? >> audra: it's crazy, dear friend of mine who has just passed away, incredible actor, broadway actor, mr. devon creel. he passed away this past fall. dear friend of mine and of our family, he would come to thanksgiving a lot at our house and he came to thanksgiving when you're about eight years ago and he said i need to talk to you about something. he dragged me into our garage after dinner and said you need to play mama rose. it needs to be you. that has to be a black woman. you have to

let's bring in outreach director along with podcast host and political commentator noel.ng on. the president of the american federation of teachers protesting the whole department of education had this to say today. >> what is now coming down the pipe in this aura of efficiency is not efficiency. it's evisceration. it is an attempt to take the funding and take the rights away from each and every child. >> trace: the union that shut down the schools during covid is now complaining about somebody taking rights away from children? >> pardon me for laughing. i cannot help but laugh at this, because the department of education has been failing students and families across this nation for decades. since i was literally in kindergarten. many years ago, don't do the math. on the website of the department of education, it says they "foster global competitiveness." they want to complement the efforts of the schools and encourage parent involvement. randi weingarten and the teacher unions of this nation are doing the opposite of that. proficiency scores have been plummeting so less

. >> well, as noel mentioned, it was a wet commute for many people across the bay area today. showers and slick roads in downtown oakland as the storm. it moved through the east bay and flooding up in the north bay impacting downtown sonoma. take a look at the water rushing through the streets out there today, making a really tough drive for the bay area. and those roads were slick along the golden gate bridge, sidewalks for closing the bridge earlier today because of that wet weather. and they have since reopened. >> stick with kron. 4 on air and on line. we are continuing to track the storms that are hitting the bay area this week. you can follow along our live blog and get all the latest weather updates on kron 4 dot com. >> still ahead here at 10 o'clock, a fiery joy ride caught on camera. what led to the chaos how police caught the teens behind it. plus, continuing to follow the aftermath of this chaotic storm which swept through the bay area. >> more on how it's impacting community members tonight. and after the break, delays and cancellations today storm causing some tr

tax cuts i think stock markets the rally itself will continue to move higher based on corporate, not noelm federal reserve. cheryl: john lonski what we're seeing with again, the shrinking of the ferry workforce what doge is do cost-cutting all inflationary spending taken off the table by donald trump and doge, some point hopefully republicans in congress. john: i want to add when we talk cutbacks in federal employment we should not overlook the fact last year only 11% of the very large growth by government employment was related to federal employment. , however, what i am leaving out is degree to which federal government is hiring workers indirectly in private sector -- consultants contracting could be broader negative impact on jobs than we currently realizes that healthcare number struck me 61,000 new jobs my goodness slim that will continue to grow if only because aging baby boomers will get sicker, sicker, really begin to take off we get 2030s a lot of boomers, turn -- become 80 years of age and older. cheryl: interesting you mention that steve moore the other conversation is not goin

did not perform badly, there were some choppy moments, but did not perform badly under former ceo noel. what is the rationale for the restructuring plans and how effective have the changes been so far? >> the stock didn't do that badly. it is a more long-term approach to where banking is heading. we have seen reorganizations across all the major banks in wall street. dear in asia, the ongoing layoffs over the last few years have been quite notorious. and to some extent in europe and the u.s. the new round of cuts goes beyond a specific period of time, where the stock performance as you said has not been that bad. it is mostly about long-term what hsbc's strategy is going to be. and what they want for the bank in the long term. i believe they are adjusting to a new reality and to a new geographic footprint. what is unclear yet is how that will pan out when it comes to business areas such as m&a and ecm, for instance, how that will impact clients and potential mandates they have ongoing. that is a big question mark right now. tom: manuel bagiorri reporting the latest scoop around hsbc an

search warrant at a house on the 3000 block of shadow hill drive and arrested a 48 year old talis noeld a two year old child. the second search warrant was served during a traffic stop on the 2000 block of montgomery drive, near a homeless encampment. detectives there arrested 54 year old capricia moore and 40 year old jacob williams for possessing fentanyl. >> a sunnyvale officer will not face any criminal charges after shooting and killing a 19 year old man experiencing a mental health crisis and carrying a knife. the santa clara da says the officer acted lawfully. >> and despite that decision, the teen's family is still pursuing legal action against city. as ktvu henry lee shows us, their attorney believes the officer chose deadly force as a first option. >> i'm telling you, stop right now. i'm going to shoot you if you don't stop. stop right there. >> an officer with the sunnyvale department of public safety will not face criminal charges for fatally shooting 19 year old emmanuel perez becerra. the santa clara da's office said officer kevin lemos was legally justified in shooting t

. >> noel gallo is interim oakland city council president. >> and sadly enough, it's what it will take for us to deal with the violence that we're having because we're just out of control at this point. >> and oakland police and oakland housing authority police are. >> investigating the assaults on their officers. and anyone with information about the■ chp incident on the freeway is asked to call the california highway patrol. live in oakland. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, i know the highway patrol. henry, as you said, is investigating the highway 24 incident. but with oakland and everything happening not just over the last couple of days, but over the weekend as well, you've got to imagine the resources are stretched pretty thin. >> yeah, we've seen the same oakland deputy chief and assistant chief at a number of these incidents. they're just going from call to call, like like we are okay. >> all right, henry lee, thanks for that update. thanks for that report. well, the sonoma county da's office today released new details about the charges expected against the suspect in fo

oakland city council member noel gayo is asking fellow council members to make a priority list of funding. >> our time now 504 paul pelosi, the husband of congresswoman nancy pelosi, just had a successful kidney transplant and he's been released from the hospital. paul pelosi had been in the hospital since friday. that's when he received the kidney transplant. and the donor was his daughter, jacqueline. the pelosi family, in a statement, thanked the medical team for their kindness and excellent treatment and say paul pelosi and his daughter are on the path to a full recovery. >> illegal crossings along the southwest border are dropping to the lowest level in years. the u.s. coast guard has been stationed along the rio grande valley for years now, but with president trump's sweeping immigration changes, they have increased those operations, adding more manpower in south texas, boat patrols are looking for any signs of smuggling along the river as they cruise along the border. >> pretty much calls in, let them know like you got two coast guard boats coming up the way so they know, like whet

the person who was arrested talus noel charged with multiple crimes, including child endangerment. >> in san leandro, a woman who was riding on the back of a motorcycle was hit and killed by an amtrak train. she and the motorcyclist at that part of a group of about 100 bikers sunday afternoon that matt in san jose for this organized ride. the accident happened shortly before 02:00pm on the tracks there at spring lake drive in this period boulevard. kron 4 spoke with one of the people who took part in that ride. and we want to warn you, his description is graphic. >> you know, i'm still in the process of processing everything that's pretty gruesome. what i saw. so we're trying to get past the train tracks. amtrak train was coming. unfortunately, a couple of the people lifted up the amtrak arms that come down to block the road with most everyone got through. there's one person last and he hesitated before going. the bike got clipped by the train and then we're into was carrying passenger. we witnessed her body finds it there. lake a. cut off and her body was and half from the that's mot

we'll send things over now to noel and vicki for what's coming up next on kron. 4 news at all right.you. justine today at 4. i'm going to continue follow that developing news out of oakland. the shooting on highway 24 is causing a major backup for more than an hour. we'll have the latest details of the top of the hour. and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 4 next. >> now at 4 all lanes are back open on highway. 24 in oakland, we have learned that police are now searching for a shooter. >> plus, a north bay community in mourning after 2 teens died by overdose. the man accused of giving them the drugs appears in court for news at 4 starts now. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 4. i'm noelle bellow. >> and i'm vicki liviakis. all lanes have reopened on highway 24 in oakland that following a freeway shooting and now the chp is looking for the shooter conference. rob nesbitt in oakland roblee understand you. >> just spoke with chp. what's the latest there? >> well, vicky, i just talked to a chp officer just a few minutes ago and he gave me an update on the highway shooting. l

. >> noel gallo is interim oakland city council president. >> and sadly enough, it's what it will take for us to deal with the violence that we're having because we're just out of control at this point. >> so oakland police and oakland housing authority police are busy investigating the assaults against those officers. and anyone with information about the freeway shooting is asked to contact the chp. live in oakland. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, henry, thank you for that. and as henry reported here, drivers stuck on 24 dealing with the delay in different ways. some just turned around and tried to get free from the gridlock, while others took it all in stride and did what they could to pass the time, including some children here spotted playing outside on the roadway. now to the south bay. a new pilot program in san jose, hoping to help homeless people reconnect with loved ones across the country by covering the cost of their transportation to get to their loved ones. ktvu tori gaines live tonight in san jose with more on this story. tori. >> good evening mike. san jose

. >> oakland city council member noel gayo says he's going to call for the city council to make a priority list of funding local groups. >> these are people that live here, right? it's not you know, when you look at other employees that we're trying to support, they don't even live in oakland. 80% of one group doesn't live in oakland, the other 90% don't live in oakland. i will give up my salary, my salary that i get as an elected official. i'm going to give that up to make sure that the senior center stays open. >> many of the nonprofits say that while they depend on city funds, they also use those as ways to get matching grants from the state and federal governments. so this cuts in many different ways to their bottom line. reporting from oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> teachers from the san ramon valley unified school district held a lunchtime rally to protest millions of dollars in proposed budget cuts. >> kids need counselors. >> kids need hope. >> students need money. >> to. the educators gathered right outside dougherty valley high to show their opposition to the dis

. >> interim city council president noel gallo says he was caught off guard by cuts to programs he helped approve funding for, and is ready to take drastic measures. >> that i'm willing to give up my salary, my salary as a council member to support the senior programs that are currently here. >> tiffany lozano of the unity council still holds out hope funding can be restored. just last week, city council found $8 million in funding to restore service to seven fire stations set for closure. >> the majority of us are really happy with that work. majority of us are also oakland residents. we want our fire department, but we also want the city to make the organizations whole again. >> i reached out to the city of oakland for comment. they sent me an email from city administrator justin johnson, breaking down the grant cuts and acknowledging that more reductions could be necessary. in oakland, dion lim, abc seven news. >> still to come, new views and new details about that delta flight that crashed at the toronto airport. the clues investigators are working with to find out what happened. >> a

oakland city council member noel gayo says he's going to call for the city to make a priority list of funding. >> new at ten. the recently updated clean air rules from the california air resources board are now on hold. the board announcing the state office of administrative law rejected the new standards, which were expected to raise gas prices. the air resources board says the proposed rules were just not clear enough for drivers to fully understand its effect on the price of gas here in the state. the board now has 120 days to address the issue and resubmit the standards. >> coming up, the effort to build a new music venue in the south bay, getting the green light tonight. >> and dozens of people arrested during nba all-star weekend. more on the days long crackdown in the east bay. >> and we are tracking a few rain drops out there. nothing big but something. and then it warms up just in time for the next weekend. om i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone tec

. >> noel gallo is interim oakland city council president. >> and sadly enough, it's what it will take for us to deal with the violence that we're having because we're just out of control at this point. >> oakland police and oakland housing authority police are busy investigating the assaults against their officers. anyone with information about the freeway shooting is asked to contact the chp in oakland. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, let's check your forecast right now. meteorologist mark tamayo is here with us this noon for a look at that mark. not as much fog as we saw yesterday. what are we looking like now? >> yeah, just beautiful day. a great day to get outside for your wednesday. lots of sunshine. no dense fog advisories to speak of right now. and temperatures? they are warming up. lots of 60s and a few neighborhoods will be back up into the 70s this afternoon. so it's a warmer wednesday, as you would expect. we are above the average across a good portion of the bay area. in fact, some areas about 8 to 10 degrees above the average for this time of year. so definit

be sure to tune in for our special honoring black history february 20, some of the 6.30, hosted by noel battle. and me. coming up on the kron morning news of warning from pg e this valentine's day. how they? >> are looking at your festivities and they're saying they might lead to power outages and heavy rain and high winds hitting the bay. we're keeping a close eye on. it's a flooding during morning commute will right back. don't commute will right back. don't go anywhere. when migraine strikes, do you question the trade-offs of treating? ubrelvy is another option. it works fast, and most have migraine pain relief within two hours. you can treat it anytime, anywhere. tell your doctor all medicines you take. don't take if allergic or with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. get help right away for allergic reactions like trouble breathing; face, mouth, tongue, or throat swelling; which may occur hours to days after. side effects include nausea and sleepiness. migraine pain relief starts with you. learn how abbvie could help you save on ubrelvy. >> after a new homeowner found racist graffiti on the

the four are all on the defensive side of the ball, starting with all american cornerback noel williamsition. marcus harris, who had two interceptions, returned for 19 yards plus 35 solo tackles and one forced fumble. safety craig woodson, who finished with five interceptions and started 38 games in the last three seasons. and lastly, saint ignatius alum teddy buchanon, who transferred from uc davis before the 2024 season. he had the most tackles in a single season for cal since 2019. this is the most cal bears at the combine since 2016. san francisco native buchanon reflected on watching the combine as a kid and now competing on the big stage. >> it was always just like a something that i put myself in their shoes, and then just to be here now is a super surreal experience, and i'm just trying to embrace it and make the most of it, because it really is something that, you know, i watched every year growing up, just going through it and going through, you know, everything i've been through to get to this point. just want to take advantage of it and just soak it all in. >> buchanan will

. >> oakland city council member noel gayo says he's going to call for the city council to make a priority list of funding local groups. >> these are people that live here, right? it's not you know, when you look at other employees that we're trying to support, they don't even live in oakland. 80% of one group doesn't live in oakland, the other 90% don't live in oakland. i will give up my salary, my salary that i get as an elected official. i'm going to give that up to make sure that the senior center stays open. >> gayo also told me that each of the city council members gets about $600,000 to staff their offices. he's looking at cuts there, but really, these nonprofits, they say it's not just the city funding, but they use that to get matching funds from state and federal grants. so it really hurts in multiple ways. claudine. >> you heard council member gayo saying that he wants to do this and that. i guess the question is, is that on the table for these groups to get funding restored, is anything else possible that could happen to change this outcome? >> well, there is a city council mee

. >> interim city council president noel gayo says he was caught off guard by cuts to programs he helped approve funding for, and is ready to take drastic measures. >> i'm willing to give up my salary, my salary as a council member to support the senior programs that are currently here. >> tiffany lozano of the unity council still holds out hope funding can be restored. just last week, city council found $8 million in funding to restore service to seven fire stations set for closure. >> the majority of us are really happy with that work. majority of us are also oakland residents. we want our fire department, but we also want the city to make the organizations whole again. >> i reached out to the city of oakland for comment. they sent me an email from city administrator justin johnson, breaking down the grant cuts and acknowledging that more reductions could be necessary. in oakland, dion lim, abc seven news. >> happening now new alameda county district attorney ursula jones dixon is being sworn in. she replaces pamela price, who was recalled in november. jones dixon was serving as an ala

it's set to air february 27th at 6.30, in the evening hosted by noel. just saw in that piece and our own reyna harvey. >> now let's turn our focus to basketball. the warriors facing off against the former teammate. klay thompson is now on the mavericks. it was. >> heated matchup. it was in the end, though, it wasn't for the warriors kron. 4 sports director scott reese has the highlights. >> another round of play for says that does thompson balled out early 3 of his 17 mavs up one after one 2nd quarter, 4 years down by as many as 14. but here they come, steps 3 makes it. 57 54. >> clock winding down drame a lot. lighting to the rack dubs in the half on a 9, oh run and they're down just one at the break. 3rd quarter kyree irving goes nuclear. the wing 3, the straight away 3. and then heat. check 3 have up 9 points in like 40 seconds for kyree maps. go back up 15 and the warriors roared back again. curry for 3 dogs. take the lead with 3 and a half to go. steph had 25 and we've got ourselves a ball game. kyrie not another triple dude had 42 dallas up 1, 0,

. >> noel gallo is interim oakland city council president. >> and sadly enough, it's what it will taketo deal with the violence that we're having because we're just out of control at this point. >> oakland police and oakland housing authority police are busy investigating the assaults against their officers. anyone with information about the freeway shooting is asked to contact the chp in oakland. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> it cost billions of dollars and took years to build. well, now muni is shutting down the central subway for maintenance. not for a day, but for weeks. >> and this morning, we had dense fog advisories inland and at the coast that has gone away. fog? not an issue tonight, but you will notice some clouds as we go into the next couple of days. mild to warm temperatures as well and rain in the five day. i'll see you back here. >> in ten years. it's been ten years since the warriors dynasty was spurred by that first championship in 2015. we'll hear from coach kerr and some of the players on that roster as they look back and a new year and a new adventure, with the

this after french foreign minister jean noel barroso said the tariff announcements are in no one's interestwell, sylvia has been working hard this morning looking into the european response. sylvia, tell us more about how europe views these new tariffs and what the response may be from the european side. >> so perhaps a bit of context. >> this is not the. >> first time we're hearing. donald trump. potentially putting tariffs. >> on. >> european steel and aluminum. >> back in 2018. >> when he. >> was doing his. >> first mandate. as president of the. >> united states, he. >> imposed steel and aluminum. >> tariffs after a lot. >> of back and forth. and, of course, with the biden administration, these tariffs were actually on pause. >> until march 2025. >> so for the. >> time being. >> these tariffs were not, you know, implemented. however, we heard from the president over the weekend saying that there will be new tariffs announced today on steel and aluminum. and these would, quote, affect everybody. so the. european union has already, since the reelection of donald trump, been working to prot

interim city council president noel gallo says he's ready to take drastic measures to help. >> i'm willingo give up my salary. my salary as a council member, to support the senior programs that are currently here.ams that are currently >> oakland's budget deficit ballooned to $130 million last year, resulting in widespread cuts. however, last week, the city council found $8 million in funding to restore service to seven fire stations that were set for closure. >> the race for oakland mayor is well underway, and last night, the major candidates vying to replace recalled mayor shang tao. spoke to voters in a public forum. they talked about everything from the city's budget crisis to crime and corruption at city hall. abc seven news reporter j.r stone spoke with all three candidates hoping to lead the town. >> former congresswoman barbara lee, former oakland city councilman loren taylor and former shengtao chief of staff neil webb, all running for oakland mayor. lee and webb addressing public safety first and foremost tuesday night. >> i want to make sure that our public safety issues measure

. >> and so ultimately, we did see that noel pross motion or the motion to dismiss filed emil bove havingput his john hancock on it, despite all of the drama leading up to it. but it was signed off by two other main justice lawyers because, again, nobody s.d.n.y. was going to sign off on it. one of them was this guy named ed sullivan. he's on his way out. he's retiring. but i was really alarmed when i heard that beauvais is having this meeting at main justice and public integrity. the irony does not escape any of us. right. he's having this meeting. it's an hour long meeting, and he's like, somebody better take the fall for this. somebody better sign this. and in the end, ed sullivan steps up. i mean, was this a i love my pension. i want to keep my pension move by ed sullivan or was this a i am going to come to everybody's kind of rescue, and i'm going to take it for the team. >> well, i think it was the latter. the reports are that a number of people, not just in the southern district, but also at main justice in washington, refused to go along with the beauvais order, clearly thinking t

interim city council president noel gallo says he's ready to take drastic measures to help. >> i'm willinggive up my salary. my salary as a council member, to support the senior programs that are currently occurring. >> oakland's budget deficit ballooned to $130 million last year, resulting in widespread cuts. however, last week, the city council found $8 million in funding to restore service to seven fire stations that were set for closure. >> the race for oakland mayor is well underway, and last night, the major candidates vying to replace recalled mayor shang tao. spoke with voters in a public forum. they talked about everything from the city's budget crisis to crime and corruption at city hall. abc seven news reporter jared stone spoke with all three candidates hoping to lead the town. >> former congresswoman barbara lee, former oakland city councilman loren taylor and former shengtao chief of staff neil webb, all running for oakland mayor. lee and webb addressing public safety first and foremost tuesday night. >> i want to make sure that our public safety issues measure n n becomes th

the army corps of engineers, noel, local agencies all involved in a process that requires route planningoordination, multiple environmental reviews and archaeological assessments to ensure surrounding habitats are preserved and protected. i understand the importance of this process in my bill does absolutely nothing to change that. what i am looking to address is the additional special use permit process that prompts a secondary request additional environmental reviews and the delays that come with such bureaucratic process and the instances where submarine cable is being laid in a marine sanctuary. in some instances, the marine sanctuary came after the cables were laid. they have to seek permission just to stay. the issue is limited to five years which is in stark contrast to the 25 year license they get from the fcc. it takes longer than five years to plan the laying of these cables and as soon as you get them, it is already time to start another environmental review. we already know what the review will say which is all they always say. cables do not cause environmental harm. the inve

marine biologists noel helder, isabel gotay, lauren shea, and chantelle beijing raced across the atlanticire way, 3,000 miles. the race began in the canary islands in north africa, the finish line is the island of antigua in the caribbean. >> he left outside hurricane season, we're leaving at a time when the tradewinds are supposed to pick up and kind of help us across. >> they rode to at a time and shifts, 24 hours a day, never stopping. >> you said you are rowing 24 hours a day, how do you sleep? >> not very much. >> for most of us, our sleep was really maybe twice, two and a half hours in the night shift, may be a short nap during the day. >> the grueling race to require the women to be completely self-sufficient, to prepare for anything i could go wrong. >> we didn't know how long it was meant to take us so soy packed provisions for 55 days at sea. >> conditions at time were dangerous. periencing 24 ways. can you tell us about how you finish? >> we won. >> the women came in first in eir division and seventh overall, it took them 38 days, 18 hours, and 56 minutes. >> to be able to expe

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oakland city council member noel gaia is asking fellow council members to make a priority list of funding. >> 708 and we have the eastern freeway sort of acting up this morning. we've had a couple of things happen. first of all, west 80 at appian way and elsa bronte, there's been a crash and we have a backup that's nearly to the carquinez bridge. there's a big break in the action, and there was a crash at powell street. it was blocking, but they moved it to the right shoulder. but the traffic is going to be slow this morning. it looks like it's not as slow as it could have been because that crash was in the lanes. but nevertheless it is a little bit slow. when you get to the bay bridge, it's backed up to the mains and the metering lights are on. remember, highway four usually has a slow down as this morning is no different. loveridge all the way out to the willow pass exit on the concord side, and the richmond bridge is backed up beyond canal 709. let's go back to the desk. >> right now. well, investigating that horrifying plane crash in toronto with both passengers and aviation experts s