oliveira says it hasn't been affected by the recent outbreak or rising prices. still, large retail stores are running low on eggs, sending customers scrambling to find them. >> i mainly shop at costco, but you know, even then, like we run out of eggs there and you got to resort to anywhere you can find any. >> the last time we were at costco, there was a shortage. but yeah, i think this place is like very special in that they have blue and it's like really fresh compared to even like the asian groceries. >> the oliveira egg ranch has been serving san jose since 1949, and remained a family owned and operated business. now the family is selling the nearly three acre parcel located on sierra road. last week, robson homes filed a public review draft with the city of san jose to build 25 single family units at the property. one customer says now that oliveira is closing, he may consider producing his own eggs. >> one reason i stopped having the chickens was because they they went up on chicken feed quite a bit, but now this would offset that. >> the usda says the dem

nbc bay area's marianne favro talked with the owner and customers of the oliveira egg ranch about the to replace the beloved business. the oliveira egg ranch opened back in 1949, and today loyal customers stopped by to pick up their last eggs before they close at the end of march. for decades, customers have pulled up to this drive thru to buy farm fresh eggs at oliveira egg ranch in east san jose. on saturday, dozens returned to say goodbye. it kind of heartbroken to see it all kind of go, because it's the last bit of my childhood right here that i remember, you know? so it's sad to see it go. shirley reed says she's been coming here since she was a little girl. it's a live hens, fresh eggs. during easter time, there was a little teeny weeny baby. eggs and oliveir first opened the ranch. and even as a toddler, his son, ed junior was involved. i sat in that wire basket and i broke eggs. and i remember my father wanted to mop the floor with me. these are live chickens. as a teen. ed oliveira junior built cages for the live hens sold at the ranch and later went on to run the business. b

oliveira says it hasn't been affected by the recent outbreak or rising prices.ggs, sending customers scrambling to find them. >> i mainly shop at costco, but you know, even then, like we run out of eggs there and you got to resort to anywhere you can find any. >> oh my god, it's the eggs. expensive. yeah, yeah. so much. what can i do? >> the last time we were at costco, there was a shortage. but yeah, i think this place is, like, very special in that they have blue and it's, like, really fresh compared to even, like, the asian groceries. >> the oliveira egg ranch has been serving san jose since 1949, and remained a family owned and operated business. now the family is selling the nearly three acre parcel located on sierra road. last week, robson homes filed a public review draft with the city of san jose to build 25 single family units at the property. one customer says now that oliveira is closing, he may consider producing his own eggs. >> i did have chickens. i had about a dozen hens and a rooster for many years, but that got to be too much trouble. and so, i

but oliveira still sold 43,000 eggs a week.his weekend, our crews saw plenty of inventory and lots of customers who were stocking up. owner edward oliveira says the reason behind the closure is bittersweet. >> my son left to go to michigan about six years ago, and i'm now 76 years old, and i have nobody to leave the business to. i don't feel good about it. it's been my whole life and my father's life there. he started the business and i continued with it legally. >> according to oliveira, there have been plans to sell the property for years, but the deals kept getting pushed back. the space will now be developed into housing. he told abc seven news he is grateful for all the loyal customers throughout the years. well, still to come on abc seven mornings. free air purifiers to people who live near the martinez refinery. the effort now underway following the recent fire there. plus, rolling out the red carpet ahead of the oscars. how one bay area movie chain is getting people excited about the upcoming award show. >> hi everyone!

but oliveira still sold 43,000 eggs a week. even today, we saw plenty of inventory and lots of customers coming to stock up. owner edward oliveira says the reason behind the closure is bittersweet. >> my son left to go to michigan about six years ago, and i'm now 76 years old, and i have nobody to leave the business to. i don't feel good about it. it's been my whole life and my father's life there. he started the business and i continued with it. >> now, according to edward oliveira, there have been plans to sell the property for years. but those deals kept getting pushed back. the space will now be developed into housing. he told abc seven news he is grateful for all of the loyal customers throughout the years. house minority leader hakeem jeffries urging bay area residents not to be discouraged. he spoke last night at a black history month event at the mlk freedom center in oakland. >> they want us to step back, but we're going to fight back. and the one thing i'll say at the top, donald trump is not a king, and we will never

but oliveira still sold 43,000 eggs a week.his weekend, our crews saw plenty of inventory and lots of customers coming to stock up. owner edward oliveira tells us about the reason behind the closure and says it's a bittersweet. >> my son left to go to michigan about six years ago and i'm now 76 years old, and i have nobody to leave the business to. i don't feel good about it. it's been my whole life and my father's life there. he started the business and i continued with it. >> and according to oliveira, there have been plans to sell the property for years. but the deals just kept getting pushed back. the space will now be developed into housing. he told abc seven news he's grateful for all the loyal customers throughout the years. well, we are just hours away from the eighth annual black joy parade in oakland, and today's parade is hosted by our very own abc seven team of julian glover and zach fuentes, as well as community host taylor crenshaw. taylor gave us a peek at what we can all expect. >> the black joy parade does a re

but oliveira still sold 43,000 eggs a week.ell, this weekend our crews saw plenty of inventory and lots of customers coming to stock up. owner edward oliveira says the reason behind the closure is bittersweet. >> my son left to go to michigan about six years ago, and i'm now 76 years old, and i have nobody to leave the business to. i don't feel good about it. it's been my whole life and my father's life there. he started the business and i continued with it. >> according to oliveira, there have been plans to sell the property for years, but the deals kept getting pushed back. the space will now be developed into housing. he told abc seven news that he is grateful for all the loyal customers throughout the years, and we are just hours away from the eighth annual black joy parade in oakland. today's parade is hosted by our very own abc seven team of julian glover and zach fuentes, as well as community host taylor crenshaw. and taylor gave us a peek at what people can expect today. >> the black joy parade does a really good job at

carlos de oliveira. >> live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. well, saudi arabia is preparing to host critical talks between the u.s. and russia on how to end the war in ukraine. sources tell cnn those negotiations will begin on tuesday. u.s. secretary of state marco rubio is part of the delegation. he says the next few days and weeks will determine whether russian president vladimir putin is serious about ending the conflict. here's what u.s. president donald trump had to say about it on sunday. >> i think he wants to stop fighting. they have a big, powerful machine. you understand that? and they defeated hitler and they defeated, uh, napoleon. you know, they've been fighting a long time. they've done it before. and but i think he'd like to. i think he would like to stop fighting. >> do you think he wants the whole of ukraine? or just, like, what do you think he wants? >> no, i think he wants to stop. that was my question to him. because if he's going to go on, that would h

the oliveira egg ranch in san jose first opened in 1949, and it plans to close at the end of march.r later took over from his dad, who opened it and operated the ranch for decades. the 76 year old says he's closing because of market fluctuations, causing financial challenges, and that his children don't want to take over the business. just yesterday, we found loyal customers stopping by to reminisce about the business, even used to offer a drive-through egg service. the ranch will be torn down and single family homes are planned for that property. more employees are getting called to work in person, and that means childcare needs are evolving after many years of working from home two south bay cities are putting money toward connecting families with quality childcare that could help move the bay area's economy forward. today in the bay's kris sanchez joins us with the impact on families, providers and the larger economy. good morning to you, kyra. as you know, with your two young sons, families can't go to work if there isn't care for the kids. and the availability of care is one pa

. >> carlos de oliveira live from atlanta.is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> appreciate you joining us. saudi arabia is preparing to host critical talks between the u.s. and russia on how to end the war in ukraine. sources tell cnn those negotiations will begin on tuesday. the u.s. delegation includes secretary of state marco rubio. he is expected to arrive in riyadh soon after a two day trip to israel. he says the next few days and weeks will determine whether russian president vladimir putin is serious about ending the conflict. the uk's prime minister, keir starmer, says he is willing to put british troops on the ground in ukraine to enforce a peace deal, if necessary. he is among the european leaders who are holding an emergency summit in paris today. cnn's salma abdelaziz and clare sebastian are following the latest developments for us from london. they join us now. selma, i want to go to you first. what is the latest on these critical peace talks planned for saudi arabia, and what are the expectations? >> yes. so s

. >> carlos de oliveira live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. and we begin this hour in germany, where we are awaiting a news conference from the far right afd party after its surge of support in sunday's snap election. preliminary official results show germany's opposition conservatives winning the vote, with friedrich merz likely to become the next chancellor. but the alternative for germany party came in second in the strongest showing for a far right party since world war two. chancellor olaf scholz, social democrats came in third. cnn's melissa bell joins me now from berlin with the very latest. good to see you, melissa. so the far right afd party stunned many by by coming in second, didn't it? in germany, snap elections. and soon we should hear from alice weidel, the co-leader. but what was behind their historic surge in support? one of the most. interesting things about last. >> night's result is really to look at a map of germany. rosemary. we knew that their support

the oliveira egg ranch in san jose first opened in 1949, but plans to close at the end of march.the end, but planned to close the end of march. this weekend, lococal stomers stopped by to reminisce about the business that even offered a drive through egg service. kind of heartbroken to see it all kind of go, because it's the last bit of my childhood right here that i remember, you know? so it's sad to see it go. the owner says he's closing because of market fluctuations that caused financial challenges. also, his children didn't want to take over the business. the ranch will be torn down and single family homes are planned for the property. tennis legend andre agassi was in the bay area today to welcome big time tennis to san francisco. the hall of famer won five of his six atp tournament titles right here in the bay area during his tennis career. and today, there he was, right at chase center in san francisco to hype up the upcoming laver cup championships set for september. now, agassi is serving as a team captain this year. pretty cool. he says the event not to be missed and s

but a mention carol because of this year i believe it is she and senator jake oliveira will reintroduce legislation to make classes in american sign language eligible for course credit. asl we know is used by millions of americans at interpreters are in short supply. [applause] so were going to work to get this done, and carol kind of you couldn't hear tonight but it just wanted to say thank you. massachusetts is america's healthcare leader. we are first in quality, first in coverage, and we are number one for having the healthiest population. i do know that i contribute to that but in working on it. but we are number one because with the best and hardest working nurses and doctors and healthcare professionals. not just in the country but in the world. we lead because we don't accept the status quo. we keep pushing forward. last year were able to get an additional 60,000 massachusetts people affordable healthcare coverage. because of the steps we took people massachusetts now have access to breast cancer screening, midwives, doulas, birthing centers, recovery coaches and so much more bi

. >> carlos de oliveira. >> welcome back. an update now on this hour's breaking news. the red cross is taking three israeli hostages to the israeli military. from there, they'll be taken back to israel to be reunited with their loved ones, hamas and the group palestinian islamic jihad released this just a short time ago. the three men appearing to be in better health than the three hostages released last weekend, whose condition drew condemnation from israeli officials in exchange for these three israelis. we understand that 369 palestinians are currently being held in israel, will be released. stay with cnn for more on this breaking news throughout the hour. well, u.s. vice president jd vance is back home on the heels of his bruising speech at the munich security conference on friday. he laid into european allies, accusing them of backsliding on democracy and restricting basic freedoms. germany's defense minister is calling the accusations unacceptable. vance also met ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, who made it clear that kyiv needs security guarantees in any

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well, nelda and carlos oliveira, we're also following breaking news in the corruption case against newty mayor eric adams. the justice department has ordered federal prosecutors to drop the charges against the mayor. the mayor was accused of taking $100,000 in free plane tickets and luxury hotel stays from wealthy turkish nationals in at least one turkish government official. the mayor's attorney said in a statement that, quote, despite a lot of fanfare and sensational claims, ultimately there was no evidence presented that he broke any laws ever. nbc's ken dilanian is with us this morning. ken. good morning. the case isn't dismissed yet. so what happens next? >> good morning jose. >> well, main. >> justice in the form of. emil bove, the acting. >> deputy attorney general, has ordered the prosecutors in the southern district of new york. to dismiss this case. >> it will be up to them to decide whether to carry out that order. some may choose to resign. they, by all accounts, believe strongly in this case. they feel like there was a lot of evidence that eric adams. traded favors. >> fro

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