what this could mean for the silicon valley. also, deebo samuel has a message to 49ers fans today after being traded. you're watching mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and don't forget, it's an excellent source of calcium. ♪♪ wow! planet oat really has it all... you guys are so right! no you are. no you are. no you are. yeah, you are. ♪♪ news tonight, a big announcement for the world's biggest microchip maker, taiwan semiconductor, which makes chips for nearly every piece of technology we use, is pledging $100 billion to build new facilities here in america. the company's ceo appeared alongside president trump. it comes about a week after apple made a similar pledge to spend $500 billion in the us, although the money from taiwan semiconductor will largely go to building in arizona. it will also have an impact in the silicon valley. i think when we look at our workforce, when we look at where our country is headed in terms of innovation, leadership on a global scale

my district is in california's central valley, represent five counties in the northern san joaquin valley. and grew up in agriculture myself. my family's in the dairy business. we also grow almonds and pistachios and excited to be here participating in the ag committee and hoping my first term in congress, and i ran for this office after the 118th congress, one of the most unproductive in u.s. history, failed to get a farm bill. and folks in my district work very hard and certainly looking to congress to work hard to land a farm bill this session. i'm hopeful to be part of that. certainly a lot of important work to do. we've heard a lot today about some of the folks on this committee where there seems to be an appetite for bipartisanship and working together and i hope to certainly be part of that as well. in my district we grow some of the highest quality cotton in the world and i've heard concerns recently about the long-term prospects for funding for the cotton and trust fund and so my first question is, as a cotton farmer yourself, can you speak to the importance of programs like the

roy clay was a pioneer in the silicon valley who in arguably pushed the door open for others behind himf, david packard, hired clay when other companies had turned the young man away just because he was black. clay's son chris says his father always admired his boss for it. >> that he just wanted the best possible workforce, the best possible team to build the best possible company and it didn't matter what color, what ethnicity, what country those people were from that built the workforce. he just wanted the best and the brightest. so one of the things that he did was he recruited from traditionally unrecruited from territories like historically black universities. >> reporter: chris says his father believed in having the largest pool of applicants possible, using his position at hp to fight inequality in the industry. >> and you got to expand the talent pool. when a certain person talks about eliminating dei, that's the stupidest thing in the world because what you're doing is you're cutting off a big chunk of that potential talent pool. what dei done right just insures that you have

i'm a 25 year homeowner in visitation valley and also represent a community group the visitation valley connections. i just want to thank supervisor walton and and kelly and ken wilber and the folks that have worked tirelessly over the last couple of years to move this. i just want to support and favor of walton supervisor walton. as written to move forward and and approved by the planning commission. a lot of thought went into who should be go to hearing who should be permitted, who shouldn't. and i just want to like ask this committee to uphold the integrity of the original folks who authored this bill. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. do we have anyone else who has public comment for agenda item number three? >> madam chair okay. with that public comment on this item is now closed. thank you. supervisor walton for bringing this item to the committee. i'd like to make a motion that we send this out with a positive recommendation as a committee report. >> motion offered by the chair that the ordinance be recommended as a committee report. on that motion vice chair chen hi che

we got into upper 70s, low 80 around hayward and also castro valley. right now we're seeing the average drop down to about 67, and then we're 57 here at 9:00. and for the inland valleys, it was another day also with 70s and 80s still very comfortable right now at 69 degrees. and we got you down here to 58 at 9:00, 54 at 11:00. let's take it into storm ranger mobile doppler radar and the other radars combined. and we are tracking some showers here off to the south. i'm not concerned about this moving into the bay area tonight, but we'll keep a close watch on that. it's from a system that's moving into southern california that also brought in some cloud cover to the south bay. now, when we get to tomorrow's forecast, we'll see this storm system starting to move up against the coastline. so that's going to begin the chance here of rainfall as we roll into tomorrow night. you'll see as we start it off for the morning, it's also going to bring back some cloud cover and the chance of some drizzle. so certainly could be a good way to just kind of sleep in tom

the valley in the foothills, though that's some rain over the weekend. so i guess this winter storm was not quite cold enough that just done enough to leave the roads yucky. and then when you get there, john, you don't get any good pow, pow. good. is that anyway? we spoke to one family says it took them hours to get back to the bay area. >> coming from palisades tahoe and then we're going back to pre users takes about 3 hours to come back 3 hours to get sacraments. take it slow, be patient. put your chains on. if it's required and watch your following distance so worst when you know that like on a good day, it takes us a 3 and a half for hours. and a bad day. it could take 9. john, you just never >> i we've all been stuck nn that traffic down 80. >> well, here's a look at some of the new snowfall. that was difference this year this weekend. it really was not the best powder. that's for sure. but you can see the decade. diamond peak getting a couple new inches of it. >> and down towards lake level, a little bit of it as well. the southern sierra was actua

and for the north bay got you to 59 here in ukiah, 57 here in mill valley.o additional rain chances coming our way by wednesday and thursday. ordinarily, a system like this could be able to give us some real heavy, widespread rainfall. but the problem with it is we have high pressure building in real quickly back behind it. so it's just saying, come on, get out of here, and it's going to push thi rainfall pretty quickly out of the bay area. so right now wednesday and thursday totals, they look decent for the south bay a quarter to about a half inch. but you can see san francisco northward. just trace amounts to about a 10th of an inch. so a little something coming our way wednesday and thursday on the 7-day forecast there it is. some spotty chances. tuesday, wednesday, thursday we'll dry it out friday, saturday and sunday. nice looking weekend coming in. and then by next monday. right now it does look like a system that could bring us widespread rain and about a half to one inch out of the next seven days. that would be the one with the heaviest rainfall. as

we had upper 70s near the bay, including castro valley and hayward. right now we're down to 73, so whatever you want to do over the next couple of hours, i think that weather is going to be cooperating with us here. we're down to a mucholder 55 by 10:00. and for the inland valleys, more of those upper 70s and low 80s right now, 74, 66 here at 7:00. and we're down to 56 at 10:00. i wanto take it into storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, and the other radars combined in. and what you'll see is we are tracking some rainfall off to the south. we've been telling you there would be a chance of some showers in california for the past cple of days. this is not a big threat for us right now. i don't see it moving into the bay area. we're going to keep a close watch on that there with the radar scans. otherwise the better bet here is some rainfall gets here by tomorrow night from this system right here. so really through tomorrow it's just kind of approaching the coastline. then eventually as we head into sunday, that's when we'll see those rain chances incr

california valley town north of bakersfield. and that is where ulises pena lopez beining held in ice detention. lopez supporters say he was beaten by ice agents, leading to his hospitalization. later, his family learned he was taken directly from the hospital to the ice facility. protesters say what happened is a violation of human dignity, health and rights. we want, you know, full release for eunisses and not only for eunisses, but we also want deportations to stop. in general, we're completely against trump's agenda. and yeah, we're completely against the way that ice has handled this entire situation. and ice is like increasing like brutality and just presence overall here in east side san jose. the caravan left from san jose's mexican heritage plaza today. now, in a statement last we, ice says lopez was arrested as part of a targeted enforcement action and experienced a nonspecific medical emergency during the arrest. the agency also says he was deported in 2013 and reentered the u.s. without authorization. new at six a ber

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and we also have to look at that silicon valley.ginning to get a little bit more crowded, but still within the realm of a normal commute. 749 what about today's weather? here's mr. paulson. >> mr. castaneda, thank you sir. we'll get right to it here. i get this a lot. our good friend rob. just me out in clayton. bit of a clayton there. i often stream sports talk when i work out. look what was on in the background. i get this all the time. you know, i see you on when i work out. and there you are. so thank you. rob. yes. a lot of people. 5:00 in the morning, i'm on the treadmill, and there you are, dave gasia there. mount tam. you get that, dave? >> oh, yeah. >> yes. no doubt. mount tamalpais and oakland airport both had gusts to 48. sfo 45. thank you rob. by the way, shout out to everyone at eds in clayton. mac john. everybody there. hayward 40mph in napa 33. san jose airport 33. i have to fix that. that's a basement rainfall. we talked about what was called the so-called teleconnections. that's the madden-julian oscillation, the mo

same in the tri valley. a few low 60's from castro valley on up to richmond as well as up in the north bay actually be our warmest of spots today. public ahead does show daytime highs remaining pretty steady through thursday. after that, the weekend does warm up a little bit. nicely timed, though. some sunshine come friday and saturday. as for your roads this morning, 12 minutes to get you across. we just saw those metering lights turn on at the bay bridge. and thus the backup has begun to form the san mateo bridge at 12 minutes to make your crossing while the richmond center fell. and the golden gate bridge is moving along, just fine, right. john, thank you for that. >> the taliban field are set to start work on the diablo road trail project. removal scheduled to start today and the work is just a start on that shelf project that ron enhance safety and accessibility for pedestrians and cyclists right along road there. who's clear in the area right between fairway drive alameda down low scheduled to happen b

. >> the vta is warning riders to be prepared to find another way to get around the santa clara valley transportation authority says working to reach an agreement with the union before the current contract expires at midnight. the union represents bus and light rail operators and other frontline staff. union members voted to authorize a potential strike last month. vta wants people to start preparing for other travel methods just in case of a strike because in the event of a strike, a vta bus and light rail services will be an available pt. a pair of transit service that will continue though regular operations. we are reaching out to the union to learn more. disgraced former san jose councilmember omar torres has pleaded not guilty to child molestation charges. >> the santa clara county da's office share that update following his appearance in a san jose courtroom this morning. he's accused of sexually assaulting a child in the 90's. torrez says been held in custody without bail since his arrest in november. his next court appearance is in april. if convicted, tourists faces up to 24 y

lots of low to mid 40s for inland valleys. then as we head through the afternoon, partly cloudy skies around lunchtime and then increasing clouds around 3:00 and highs in the mid 50s around san francisco and oakland. highs tomorrow. not going to warm up a whole lot because you got the clouds blocking some of the sun by mid afternoon. upper 50s around san jose. and eventually those clouds lead to a chance of seeing some rain, especially for the north bay into the tuesday morning commute. but notice the color coding here, mostly in the light category in terms of rainfall and initially not expecting much south of san francicisco. so the updated look at the rain expectations for tuesday mostly central bay northward, sonoma county seeing the most. but then we see something interesting. wednesday and thursday. you'll notice that we begin to see increasing totals actually south of san francisco. that's the wind up for the next storm system wednesday into thursday, directing a lot of the rain into central and southern california and r

i'm a resident of district eight valley and i was involved in a project there called noy valley town square and also promoting a slow street there called slow sanchez and about three years ago i got together with a friend of mine in noÉ valley, eric iceland who produces dear assaf and we started talking about how we could do something downtown that looked a little bit like north valley town square someplace that people could really get together someplace that really celebrated san francisco arts, food and culture. so we created a group called friends of embarcadero bricks and we got together with danny souder and many others and robbie and aaron and three years later here we are and this is just such a great example of how san francisco is a very unique place and people who really love it are constantly working for it in many different ways and every so often a hero rises up like aaron and be zippy and things become possible that are really incredible for this city. so i really hope that you'll honor that all of the work that's been done by all these great citizens and help us make t

you'll be at 60 degrees while upper 50's and the tri valley heyward at 61. while oakland at 60 degrees, north bay temperatures among our warmest also in the low 60's this afternoon, getting a look ahead at our next 7 days tomorrow, we may see a very brief sprinkle looking unlikely. honestly, wednesday or best chance of rain the weekend actually warming up upper 60's and sunshine. >> of 20th avenue a little slow as you're traveling up north. a look at 5.80, no major issues or you might want to hop on that 13 looks much better. 20 minute ride into the city. no accidents there with the meter lights are on and that will slow you down. we're 70 0, bridge about 21. so they're both on par would tpgo on about the same pace. 38 minutes along one-on-one. that's 85. the middle part last check. it was still under 30 minutes to 82. 37 not seen major issues there, but the east bay cilantro down to 2.37. around. 35 minutes. all right. james, back to you. thanks a lot. ryan and 7.16 in the follow continues this morning after president trump's oval office. >> blow up with uk

there's a bunch of lightning in the central valley right now. we have our own chance for a few light showers here at home tonight and then more during the week. i'll talk to you about it with quite a rainy looking forecast coming up. >>> before being a police officer, that i went to as a kid. >>> and later, we'll introduce you to the police officer teaching kids judo in the tenderloin. thank you for joining us, i'm andrea nakano. >> i'm brian hackney. we'll begin in oakland with the city borrowing from their neighbors to the north in a new approach to clear encampments. >> remember's people's park in berkeley? after years of legal battles and protests over the space, uc berkeley walled the park off with containers stacked. >> and business owners are taking that approach to a vacant lot at 4200 alameda avenue, which is right next to the home depot. da lin is there live with the story. hey, da. >> reporter: hey, brian, andrea, these ten shipping containers right there are going to be stacked up to basically form a fortress on this private lot here

and then in marin county, it's a higher low at 4.37 in mill valley. that's the best we can do there. it's at arco on redwood highway. you check gasbuddy.com to find the best in your area or the best where you're going on the roadways. where you're going is probably into a pretty smooth drive right now for the most part. i mean, we have a volume picking up here in the east bay, slowing south in toward hayward. there is a crash at a street that may still be in the slow lane. we're watchin for activity there. no injuries reported, hopefully clearing very quickly. the build up over there at the bay bridge continues to move pretty smoothly, but we'll see these lanes stop up in the next ten minutes or so. back to you. good to know. thanks, mike. it is 613. coming up, a controversial new park set to open on san francisco's great highway. but first, it needs a name. the competition now underway weeks before it opens. plus, the price of your burrito is going to stay stable for now anyway. we're going to tell you the reason chipotle says its customers won't be

rarely do we talk about a big tech story without the silicon valley. in videos, a chip maker.e got all sorts of connections here. is there an impact here to town? in the short term, no. the money that taiwan semiconductor is bringing to america will go to build chipmakingacilities. and let's be honest, less expensive areas. so we'll say texas for example, right. it's largely in arizona, but eventually the trickle down could lead to smaller companies where investors are saying, we have to get into this. and there are many of these startups here in silicon valley. okay. thank you. scott. you bet. thanks, raj. thanks, scott. it's something we struggle with here in california, but right now, people in the south are dealing with dangerous wildfires. at one point, more than 175 fires were burning in south carolina, fueled by a perfect storm of windy and dry conditions. video shows people forced to evacuate and running. you can see running to safety. so far, there are no reports of buildings damage. by this afternoon, there were five active fires remaining. the largest is burning nea

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. >> the valley transportation authority is warning riders about a potential strike that could impact their commute as soon as tomorrow. the union contract for bus and light rail operators and other frontline staff expires at midnight tonight. if they don't reach a deal with vta, then union members will strike and that means bus and light rail services will not be available. vta will only run paratransit service. the agency is encouraging riders to plan for alternative transportation. >> today is the deadline for people to vacate a soon to be closed rv site in san francisco's bayview district. sky seven was overhead of the bayview vehicle triage center, where, as you can see, there are still several dozen rvs parked at that site. it's been a safe space for people living in vehicles, but has faced issues from the start like flooding, rats and lack of electricity. the city's decision to close the site came just weeks after millions of dollars and years of effort to hook up permanent power were finally successful, and sweeps of homeless camps have become more common since last year's sup

citing news from the big bear valley. the egg belonging to two famous bald eagles starting to hatch. jack and shadow have been in the public eye since 2017, when they took over an abandoned nest that happened to have two cameras installed beside it. over the last eight years, they have laid more than 14 eggs. five of them have hatched. three of the eaglets have survived to adulthood. currently see that the eagles are taking care of three eggs. and yesterday the first crack was spotted on one of them. so here's a live look at that nest right now. unclear when we could see a new baby or if the other two eggs will hatch, but fans can watch what happens on the nest cameras 24 hour live feed. mother nature is so cool. yeah. really impressive. and mother right now is sleeping. yes. tucked away. i don't know why she didn't get up to watch today in the bay. we're watching her. she doesn't know about the app. or maybe she is watching the app. trying to sleep. it's like, turn out the light. leave me alone. i'm about to become a mot

you can see it in throughout the central valley.ahead and zoom on in right there and throughout the sacramento valley, because near galt i picked up a lightning strike, but that seems to have ceased. so let's see what's in our forecast. we could have an isolated shower skimming the san mateo coastline into santa cruz later on tonight. otherwise, we begin to clear out by tomorrow morning. sunrise at 637. but clouds do invade the area during the afternoon hours. let's just go with partly cloudy for your monday. then here come the clouds again from the north. this is a cold front. it will provide a spotty shower throughout the day. no real measurable precipitation, but it's enough to churn up the surf. so we're going with one more day of that high surf advisory. in effect. stay away from the water. never turn your back to an angry ocean. so again, typically we should be around 64 in santa rosa, going with 62 tomorrow. these temperatures five degrees below average in san jose tonight 40 across the board tomorrow. daytime highs 58 to rig

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wind advisories, all through the northern plains into the ohio valley, could see some gusts, 40, 50,the areas shaded in pink, fire watches in effect, red flag warnings because it is so dry out there. now the winds are blowing. you've got to be careful with any sort of open flame in this area, but it is really going to be those temperature swings. we talked about it being very mild tomorrow in new york city, you betcha, even a bigger disparity, 60 degrees tomorrow, you get to sunday it is only 33. it is 19 in the morning on sunday, so it is feeling like 10 degrees with that windchill. gentlemen? >> john: lonnie, i hear there might be some trouble in the south with severe storms? >> that is really where we see that march coming in like a lion situation. not the first day of march. talking tuesday, wednesday. first and foremost, from texas anywhere to the tennessee valley on tuesday, there is that threat for tornadoes out there. that moves into the southeast from georgia up into virginia by the time you get to wednesday. so yep, it is going to get a little more difficult as we push into

it will also have an impact on the silicon valley.hen we look at our workforce, when we look at where our country is headed in terms of innovation, leadership on a global scale, there is still no place better to build and scale your business. taiwan semiconductor says the money will largely be used to build five new chip building facilities in arizona. okay. jimmy butler back in the warriors lineup tonight. we'll show you what he did. also a note, a message from deebo going to be a sprint to the finish line for the rejuvenated warriors about five weeks remaining in the regular season. as of right now, they are the sixth seed. they are climbing the charts tonight. a homecoming for steph curry back in his hometown of charlotte. plenty of love for him in north carolina. warriors and the hornets. jimmy butler back in the lineup. totally different this team with this guy. it's been an amazing few weeks with him herere. this shot here gives the warriors an 86 to 74 lead. and then in the fourth quarter we'll pick it up with jimmy butler sky

that system as you go into your day tomorrow will move into the ohio valley and eventually the northeastthe most part it is offshore but what it brought to the area not so much a precipitation-wind advisories, all through the northern plains into the ohio valley, could see some gusts, 40, 50, maybe 60 miles per hour, the areas shaded in pink, fire watch is in effect, red flag warnings. careful any sort of open flame in this area, where there is really going to be those temperature swings. we talked about it being very mild tomorrow in new york city, you better come even a bigger disparity, 60 degrees tomorrow, get to sunday is only 33. it is 19 in the morning on sunday, feeling like 10 degrees with that wind. gentlemen? >> john: lonnie, here there might be some trouble in the south was in fear storms? >> that is where we see the coming in like a lion. first and foremost from texas anywhere to the tennessee valley on tuesday, there is that threat for tornadoes down there. that moves into the southeast from georgia up into virginia by the time you get to wednesday. so yep, it is going to g

it looks like it's aiming towards the central valley and central coast. maybe just 10th of an inch to maybe a quarter of an inch in some places. but it looks to be more beneficial, less impactful. looks like that system is out of here on thursday. but thursday looks to be windy as well. here's our tenant. 10 outlook. and so we're ready. saw tuesday wednesday. some unsettled weather break from that thursday friday. and take a look at what is popping up early next week. so this is something we will be ine. i've been reading the models and it looks like that storm door is opening for the month of march. i've been speaking with a bunch of friends. you know, we're going talk about tahoe like maybe march mayor gomart. yeah. that because make or so. we'll when you said that. i know you're a big order us. so we're happy about that. yeah, thank you, gayle. sure. >> if you're fed up with high egg prices, the oakland public library has just the class for you. they're hosting 2 events, teaching people. >> how to raise backyard chickens this thursday and saturday can

central coast, central valley and the southern sierra got some pretty good rainfall bay area. as you'll remember, we got more further south in the bay had less up in the north bay. this next system centered out in the gulf of alaska is actually going to do from pretty similar stuff for us, bringing the rainfall to the areas of the state that really need it kind of skirting past s tuesday. you may see a light sprinkle, but the jet really carries that rain in for the central coast. the central and southern sierra bay area. you see we're kinda surrounded by areas of precip but not in the bull's eye area. so we will see some light showers come wednesday. the kind of like this weekend. we're not the area that's really it's focused upon that'll be some areas further southward which are falling into drought conditions. so they really need it. we dry out clear skies towards the weekend and then early next week and even more significant system rolls through this one to get looks to give us much more rainfall. potential than what we saw this weekend and what will also see wednesday. you

south carolina, we have severe weather risk that is going to impact areas across mississippi river valleyak of tornados tuesday and wednesday. details now, we could have severe threat today, worst coming tuesday and wednesday. snow across the rockies and watch gusty winds. here is risk for severe threat tomorrow in the afternoon and in the evening into wednesday, dry line like a trigger for storms and very high risk over areas of the mississippi river valley, including louisiana, arkansas and mississippi, that bullseye, could see tornados and that will sweep across the southeast up toward mid-atlantic and watching wildfire danger for south carolina. here are couple in polk county, zero percent containment that is south of asheville and carolina f forest, 30 prosecutors containment and wind gusts will continue today. we have onshore flow bringing moisture from the atlantic and rain is in the forecast. images are devastating for this area. >> carley: so many fires all at once. thank god for the weather. >> janice: and thank god for the firefighters out there. >> carley: bring in doug wood d

and how about 58 degrees and throughout the tri valley redwood shores today at 57 degrees. and here they are, the clouds looking out towards our live weather camera featuring mount diablo. and keep in mind, the tip top is about 3600ft. we have the clouds down to about 2000ft, so you cannot see the tip top of the mountain there. and above that we do have another layer of clouds at 20,000ft. this is the area of low pressure. this is what is increasing our cloud cover. let's track it together. futurecast clearly illustrates that we will be mostly cloudy overnight, but that blanket of clouds will keep the temperatures from being as cold as they were overnight and this morning as well. and look at the leading edge of the precipitation from that cold front invading the mendocino area, trying to hit lake county with the pop up shower. and that's going to be the scenario throughout the day tomorrow. a break in the clouds from time to time before the second wave pushes in on wednesday. look at the mostly cloudy skies for your sun up at 636 on wednesday morning. then a break during t

you head all the way over into the east bay or the santa clara valley. notice how it doesn't matter where you live in the bay today, we're pretty much all hand in hand with these daytime highs right where we should be for this time of year. and keep in mind, too, it's only about five days ago. remember when we were talking about 70 and 80 in the forecast? yeah, that's a thing of the past now. now what we're dealing with is a lot of unsettled weather as we head into this week's forecast. cloudy skies for us today. a light splash of showers possible as the system starts to decay over us as we head into our tuesday afternoon forecast. watch what happens as we head all the way into tuesday evening early wednesday morning. another batch of showers just to the south sweeps throughout the south bay, mostly impacting areas closer to monterey. and then that same system brings in snow to the sierra. so keep that in mind as we head into this weekend's forecast. fresh powder right around the corner. we head into our wednesday evening forecast, and now we're talking

trouble spot on 880 causing backup from castro valley.to the san mateo bridge. westbound you can see that the brake lights are busy headed over to the 101. on the one-to-one it looks pretty good. the drive north 101 out of san jose through sfo is one of the bright spots at 41 minutes. we will keep an eye on that. >>> moving to oakland where the city is borrowing a move from berkeley's playbook using empty shipping containers to clear a homeless encampment. >> we are lining from the start of the freeway all the way down to the end of the street. 40 feet long, eight feet wide, 6000 pounds. >> that's how much each empty container ways, that the containers will form a wall and end the encampment problem. >> there is no dragging. >> jeff owns oakland container services, he just started leasing the land from the property owner from his growing container business, partnering with the city and caltrans to clear the large encampment. >> utilize this as a storage depot. >> he needs the land and the city has been trying to get rid of the encampment

it is in visitation valley i walk to work 6789 it is very diverse and everyone is friendly.et a lot of new people. a lot of different dogs. >> we have done a lot here since i have been in office. we opened another grocery outlet, we have a new lucky store right in the bayview plaza, which is exciting. this facility we are in right now 1550 evans the brand new southeast community center is another amazing accomplishment for district 10. if you x had from visitation valley across bay shore and come into third street you see a nice bayview sign that demonstrates reflection of one you are coming into bayview hunters point, but also it is a art project to make it more visually appealing when you enter our community. >> i'm barbara, the wine maker and owner of [indiscernible] in bayview. we started wine making as a hobby actually in our garage here in the neighborhood in 2006 and 2015 we had the opportunity to open a tasting room when we have done in this space and here we are. we expanded to add in food options and caf e experience. i opened the business in bayview and inspired b

. >> reporter: kevin is in the automotive program at evergreen valley college in san jose. the nuts and bolts of getting cars back on the road and has classes that teach the tech of electric cars. the program has been around for 30 years and lately the demand for classes is spiking. >> the inner joy if it comes out, then you'll have to remove if and assemble it. our classes are full. we do have a wait list. there seems to be a resurgence of people getting into this field. the message is out there wages have gone up. >> reporter: he says the program has evolved along with advancements in the automotive world to become a tech-related field. >> new technology is coming out. so we're always coming up with new courses to cover that. >> reporter: for kevin, who started working on cars with his father when he was just 5 years old, this was a more attractive option compared to a traditional four-year degree. >> not everyone is meant to be a lawyer. not everyone is meant to be a nurse. that's what i like about the program. they tell you oh, yeah, you can make a good wage working for

it looks like it's going to impact the central coast and the valleys more than the bay area. but it looks to be more beneficial rain at this point. thursday. it leaves us and it may leave us some breezy conditions. so here's our overnight lows. pretty chilly in the 40's and we could see some upper 40's, but it's going to be cold once again. forecast highs tomorrow. we've been in this upper 50's and low 60's and he, you know, those temperatures now we yesterday or last week where in the 70's. so that was really nice. but now we're cooling so winds are going to be easing tomorrow morning. it looks like and then the late afternoon, that's when we get that pop. and the winds with that sea breeze comes in anywhere from about 30 miles per hour, especially over by our coastline and the health and gaps. so we also have high surf out there. all the way to half moon bay, this is until tomorrow. so just be mindful heading out to the coast. here's that 7 day outlook said just keep an eye out for tuesday. wednesday, some unsettled weather for you. and then next week we could see that stor

long in the inland valleys.ix of clouds and sunshine most of the day which means your temperatures will warm up to a greater extent than along the coast with the fog very stubborn. the farther inland, the more things warm up, low to mid-60s for the most part, about where we're supposed to be for this time of year. some of the warmest spots will reach the upper 60s by tomorrow afternoon. we'll knock a few degrees off these temperatures. pretty much everybody will be a few degrees below average for high temperatures sunday with the next rain chance moving in. futurecast takes us from 1:00 tomorrow afternoon through 7:00. tomorrow looks dry during the day. the first showers move into the north bay as the sun goes down. those showers become more widespread through tomorrow night. futurecast from 7:00 p.m. through 7:00 a.m. shows the first wave of rain moving through, but then more off-and-on showers developing. it's not going to rain everywhere all the time saturday night and sunday. it's going to be a pattern of a

long in the inland valleys. you'll see a mix of clouds and sunshine most of the day which means your temperatures will warm up to a greater extent than along the coast with the fog very stubborn. the farther inland, the more things warm up, low to mid-60s for the most part, about where we're supposed to be for this time of year. some of the warmest spots will reach the upper 60s by tomorrow afternoon. we'll knock a few degrees off these temperatures. pretty much everybody will be a few degrees below average for high temperatures sunday with the next rain chance moving in. futurecast takes us from 1:00 tomorrow afternoon through 7:00. tomorrow looks dry during the day. the first showers move into the north bay as the sun goes down. those showers become more widespread through tomorrow night. futurecast from 7:00 p.m. through 7:00 a.m. shows the first wave of rain moving through, but then more off-and-on showers developing. it's not going to rain everywhere all the time saturday night and sunday. it's going to be

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and not everyone in silicon valley is on board with the president's mood.ove will look at what's driving that divide. and as we head to break, here's a look at stocks broadly moving to new session lows. the dow down almost 400 points right now. nvidia is down more than 7%. the nasdaq down 1.5%. and we'll have more after this we'll have more after this break. (♪♪) discover alaska aboard riviera, the only true foodie ship sailing the region. where breathtaking natural wonders meet unmatched service from the heart. with one chef for every ten guests, indulge in gourmet dining on an ultra-premium small ship. scenic days, endless memories. call now for amazing savings. book now at oceaniacruises.com growing. and with the help of financing from capitas, you can meet all of your business goals. because at capitas we finance the legacy builders, the creators, the freedom chasers, the opportunity seekers. at capitas, we finance small businesses. >> meet avocado's best selling green mattress made with certified organic cotton, wool and latex, plus ergonomic coils to

are on the way and lamson road in castro valley.ot 6 and she was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt and black pants. in san francisco. 11 people have been arrested, charged with multiple felonies for welfare fraud worth about 4 million dollars. police say there was a scheme where these they solicited people with real ebt cards and then they would charge hundreds of dollars for purchases that were the cardholder would get half the amount and the fraudulent charge and then the business owner would get the other half. >> well, governor gavin newsom has declared a state of emergency now to speed up wildfire prevention projects across the state. the order temporarily suspends environmental regulations now so that communities can better and more quickly prepare for the upcoming wildfire season. the governor says the move will expedite fire safety measures including tree removal vegetation management and controlled burns. this all comes as fire risk continues to grow across the state. >> it's 10, 30 a and if you like a good smashburger,

in silicon valley or washington, but it's just not right. because if you go to india, if you go to russia to go to china in advance technologies, or are part of it's a global scene right now. and so this is the reality. the mindset in the united states up until a few weeks ago was no i, this is a, a us led world that was the vitamin ministration mindset. obviously wrong and, and rather dangerous. because it says we can push around anyone that we want to push around. obviously, if we just have enough, will, the british mindset remains, not only is it unit polar, it seems that the mindset is, it's british, i don't know that, but it's, i think, you know, it's a, it's a, it's a little weird. you know, the us is a friendly hand of the british empire. i'm not sure what the mindset is, but it still doesn't get it quite right. but as you say, look, the, the brooks had 36 countries in cars on the countries were about half the world population. the membership of the bricks today is around 40 percent of g, d, p, measured in purchasing power parity. a c

laura, the situation is absolutely still delicate here in the tech tree light to the east valley repeated violations. and the attacks that have been recorded since the implementation of the 1st phase of this, the spot agreement to during the past 48 hours, 6 civilians break. killed in separate is really a tax on different geographical locations and goes with the latest to have. we have received confirmation from casa civil defense, that the managed to recover the 2 bodies of palestinians. horshal that yes, today, by the is very snipers in a rough i city. and we have recorded multiple aerial attacks on residential flights, also in the city of bertha and the far south of this trip. otherwise, we can see that they have been for the strikes and snipers attacks on civilians in the eastern areas old. shoot ya, ya neighborhood, honeywood, a city and they tend to, in town. west civilians have the reports that they were subjected to shooting by these very forces. in late hours of each 9th is a part of the use barely terrifying methods that we have been using since the onset of the 1st phase of the

the valley transportation authority. their contract is set to expire at midnight and a strike is on the table. members voted to authorize a strike a few weeks ago, but they haven't set a date for that to begin. vta says it is actively working to reach an agreement with the union, but it is encouraging people who rely on the transit system to start preparing backup plans should a strike stop bus and light rail service. the union wants bigger pay increases to keep up with the cost of living. >> and our last advancer here at 11. president trump says tariffs on canada and mexico will kick in tomorrow. the announcement had stocks plummeting on wall street today. the renewed fears of a possible trade war come as the president is preparing a speech to congress tomorrow night. abc news reporter melissa ogden explains the tariff affects. >> the bell closing on wall street monday, capping off a tough day for investors after president trump announced a 25% tariff on goods from canada and mexico will go into effect tuesday. >> they

in silicon valley or washington, but it's just not right. because if you go to india, if you go to russia to go to china in advance technologies, or are part of a global scene right now. so this is the reality. the mindset in the united states up until a few weeks ago was no i. this is a us led world that was the vitamin ministration mindset, obviously wrong and, and rather dangerous because it says we can push around anyone that we want to push around. obviously, if we just have enough, will, the british mindset remains, not only is it unipolar, it seems that the mindset is, it's british, i don't know that, but that's, i think, you know, it's a, it's a, it's a little weird. you know, the us is a friendly hand of the british empire. i'm not sure what the mindset is, but it still doesn't get it quite right. but as you say, well, the, the brooks had 36 countries in cars on the countries were about half the world population. the membership of the bricks today is around 40 percent of g, d, p measured purchasing power parity. i've a china is indu

paul valley retired us army. major general was thank you so much for your insight. yeah, thank you very much. thank you. appreciate it right now. observe us on the organization for security and cooperation in europe handed data on weapons positions and they've done yes. gun. the guns people's republics. do you crate in forces, and that's the revelation that's being made by a former greek ambassador to ukraine. oh, i see ups up as west stationed in the dumbass from 2014 on to a 2022. the other issue that came to my attention was the use of classified information sent by a ca. observe is about the locations of weapons on the russian side of the contact line in eastern ukraine. since these positions were immediately under you training and fire, it was obvious that the observer's reports with 1st passed through ukrainian services degree could zip on that. it's sort of a entire story, obviously very close to hard. as he also pointed out that she visited the russian speaking greek villages and the boss, which were a good time deserted deeds of the constant shilling. now,