and i'm a training officer with alameda county fire department. i would not be here today without one of these past camps, you know, a captain now chief with fire department was the one who helped mentor me and give me my first teaching opportunity. and i built on that. and now i'm i'm helping host this camp. i'm a training officer for alameda county. i'm teaching at local junior colleges. and if it wasn't for these amazing women pouring into me, i wouldn't be where i'm standing today. and so my hope is that i can pour in to younger people to train them into my seat. it's all about giving back. but along with that, it's not only about the women of this organization and all the other ones. it's about hiring and promoting those great men within our organization means that allow that support us and are standing beside us and recognize us what value we bring to the fire service, police, all these jobs that are very male dominated, like i said, wouldn't be where i'm standing, where i'm today without these incredible women, but also fantastic men who su

the allocation for this specialized unit to address retail theft, organized retail theft in alameda county to $4 million. >> more money is now being invested in alameda county's effort to crack down on retail theft. today, district attorney pamela price announced that her office is matching the $2 million grant from the state. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ahmad daetz. that money means the da is also creating a new team to tackle the problem. >> abc7 news reporter answer hassan has the details and explains why the da says her county faces unique challenges when it comes to combating retail theft. >> the evidence illustrates how retail crime continues to be a big problem in alameda county and now da pamela price may have a new solution. >> essentially choke off the demand that is driving a lot of what we see happening in our communities. >> the alameda county district attorney's office is putting together a first of its kind organized retail theft prosecution team funded by $2 million from a state grant and a matching $2 million from the da's office. our

y la propiedad por loco le estÁn pidiendo asistencia tiene que estar en el condado de alameda tambiÉn problemas . una empieza un proyecto y sale. y hay cosas que son mÁs gastos. >> este programa de alameda esta diseÑado para ayudar los pequeÑos empresarios el lÍmite de propiedades se debe de tener una persona para poder solicitar esta ayuda econÓmica es de 10 . el dinero que otorgara el dinero de alameda que estÁ trabajando en conjunto con organizaciÓn no es un prÉstamo, es una subvenciÓn es decir no hay que devolver. >> no pueden tener mÁs de 10 propiedades, entonces si las otras propiedades por causa de kobe fueron afectados por pandemia las personas no le pudieron pagar rentas, se trazaron en los pagos de la casa entonces este programa es especÍficamente para dueÑos de casas que tengan mÁs de una propiedad para poder aplicar para la asistencia. >> para ser una sustituto consulte la pÁgina internet a uno chs.org, tambiÉn puede llamar al telÉfono 5106749227. cuando es la fecha lÍmite para poder pedir esta ayuda? >> las aplicaciones las puedes someter en lÍnea pueden venir a nuestra o

alameda research bank account, and $8 billion-something dollars piles up inside of alameda research thatnever gets transferred. >> never gets transferred. >> that's a problem. >> it's a huge problem. >> what's the toughest question that sam will have to answer? >> how do you know $8 billion that's not yours is in your private fund? i mean, really. how do you not know? explain. $8 billion is in your private fund that belongs to other people, and you say you don't know? please explain how that's possible? >> did you do that? >> yes. he said when it's in there, it was a rounding error. i thought it was infinite dollars in there. >> i can see people watching going come on, this is elizabeth holmes in cargo shorts. this is all a ruse, and it's a bad schtick and a bad actor. >> it's different supplying phony medical information to people that might kill them and in this case what you're doing is possibly losing some money that belonged to crypto speculators in the bahamas. on the other hand, this is not to excuse. he shouldn't have done that. >> early in the morning on november 11th, sam bankm

be registered to vote in alameda county. well, burglars damaged a barbershop in alameda. they were trying to steal an atm, felix nestor, the owner of the 13th. that's the name of the shop, says video captured the group pulling up to the business early friday morning. look, they destroy the glass in the wooden frame that door nestor says he's been in business on webster street for about 3 years. and this is the first time he's dealt with a burglary. >> scary. you know, i just did everything i had into this >> i got lucky this don't know how to feel now. done nothing but my my own business, you know. and trying to do something good for the community. this is what happens. >> lester says that group was not able to get away with a t m they did not steal anything from the shop, but he still concerned about the burglars coming back. we have a weekend of violence in oakland any with 3 people dead. several people injured. police all responded to multiple shootings in the span of 3 days. a total of 7 people were injured. 3 confirmed

alameda unified school district superintendent pass costs.ld dairy says they immediately started investigation to determine what happened and prevent it from happening again. we're advising all of our families to discard any and all can do that they may have received at that event yesterday. whether or not it fits the description that we've shared of this particular product choose by cuba. last farm come in square, blue rappers and appear similar to a starburst candy. >> according to key was website, each to contains 10 milligrams of thc. >> the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. one child ate that we're pleased and relieved that that student is doing well and we're in contact with their families. the district immediately got alameda police involved there, talking to all the families impacted and warning everyone else to be cautious. parents, please make sure that you are taking a close look at everything that your child >> receives. you want to look for things like open packaging, suspicious packaging, read the contents. look at the label

. >> reporter: alameda county's embattled d.a. pours millions into fighting retail crime. >> we have heard the cry of the community. >> where the money will go. plus, they help feed bay area families in need, but some food bank workers need to rely on their own pantries. >> we have staff who are accessing food bank resources. >> reporter: their new strategy to fight for a living wage. >>> and grab your solar glasses, a ring of fire eclipse is happening this weekend . >> people described it as a golden ring in the sky. >> bay area astronomers fill us in on what will we will actually be able to see. >> this is cbs news bay area, with juliette goodrich. >> thanks for joining us. the war between israel and hamas is getting deadlier by the day. now, after nearly a week of fighting, the israeli military is preparing for a possible ground invasion of gaza. this video shows the moment an israeli strike hit gaza city. israel has dropped 6000 bombs on the hamas -controlled gaza strip since the militant group's surprise attack on saturday. a

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burglars damaged a barbershop and alameda.this happened early friday morning and they destroyed the glass and wooden frame of the front door. but they weren't able to get away with that atm. after all. and they didn't end up taking anything from the shop. but look at the damage. a big fire destroyed at least 3 buildings and damaged a restaurant in livermore last night. this at a shopping center near the intersection of homes, street and can can icon cannon boulevard across on the corner fire station. luckily, the firefighters now trying to figure out what caused it efforts to recall alameda county da pamela price are advancing the group save alameda for everyone spent yesterday gathering signatures for a special election. they need to get 73,000 signatures by march of 2024. to get that on the ballot. and martinez refining comfrey company is set to brief the martinez city council on what they have done since an analysis was done of the release of chemical dust into the community. and that happened last thanksgiving. that meetin

my media logistical data hard word on sunsetted and impacted the sound for alameda county i'm going to pause i have a couple of tiny updates after that but see if you have any questions. >> didn't look like any comments or question you may continue. >> thank you president caminong beyond that i want to let you know that we didn't receive in the field a finding determining a reproduce of place of entertainment for strada in three 10 day period that ended last night for strada remains i'll be out of country from october 14th to o to november 2nd and missing the next october hearing but, but you're in good hands with the director as i said. that's it. >> thank you direction any questions or comments? >> no, thank you for the evaluated update own this portola music festival 2023 i and get to toll any friend about it but don't job so far. >> that's good. >> i feel pleased with the saturday data that is don't the sunday evening that was 4 hours they were having a hard time in realtime hoping they can continue to improve year over year if though choose to continue operating the festival. >

. >>> also, a change of course by alameda county's district attorney. we investigate why some of her prosecutors were asked to come back to work while still under investigation. and how much their paid leave is costing taxpayers. >>> we'll see more technological change in the next ten years. >> new rules for a.i. companies straight from the white house. will these new rules make any difference? >>> this is jay. i need you to do something for me. >> and are hackers using a.i. to try to get sensitive information from tech companies? the warning tonight from a bay area ceo. >>> good evening. i'm raj mathai. we're going to get to all those stories in just a moment. >> but we want to start with some other headlines we are watching on this monday evening. a driver under arrest after a fiery police chase from san francisco to martinez. that driver accused of throwing explosives out of the car at san francisco police officers. this all started during sunday mass at saints peter and paul church in north beach. 42-year-old daniel garcia is accused of knocking a p

which is on the other side of alameda. point riders trying to get to chase center or south city will have to go to the terminal at jack london square in oakland. and the man is going to have maddie is going to have an update on that in just a few minutes from now. the bottom of the hour. so let's check in with steve now. we had a wet weekend across the berry coming down hard. the rain at some points for some. yes this one overachieved and that's okay. some of the totals were really impressive for sunday on the rainfall here in mount tamalpais. just left everyone else in the dust, so to speak, there. but over 2.25in, about 2.25in rain. mount veeder, almost an inch and a half. i know up at atlas peak there was about an inch and a half plus to an inch and three quarters. tilden park and ben lomond, both over an inch of rain. some totals here flirting with an inch for many, especially napa county, marin county, and also in the santa cruz mountains. other totals, what acre? oh, so close to an inch of rain. but we'll go 99 100 c

a$ y usted vive en el condado alameda. >> y con esto comenzamos. qué tal?hes. >> le saluda claudia de la fuente y césar bayona. >> bienvenidos a su emisión de las 11. >> le contamos una televidente que nos llamó preocupada ante una falla en los elevadores de sus apartamentos. la cuestión es que su esposo no puede caminar porque tiene cáncer en los huesos. >> además, dice que muchos de los residentes que viven ahí son personas de la tercera edad. yo, mara lópez, investigó estas quejas. a guadalupe huete y su esposo vive en el tercer piso de este complejo de apartamentos en san josé. >> haz uso 83 años. para ella no es fácil subir todas estas escaleras, ya que dice tiene varices en sus piernas. la mayoría de las personas que viven en este tercer piso son personas de la tercera edad. me dicen que no tienen otra opción más que usar las escaleras porque el elevador no está funcionando y desde aproximadamente un mes me dice guadalupe que ella y otros arrendatarios se han quejado. hemos hablado, pero no nos ha dado ningún una explicación del todo. >> no, ella sola

this is a live look from oakland where safe or save alameda for everyone is holding a news conferenceow to discuss its effort to recall the da. according to the group they have 150 days to get just over the required 73,000 signatures to put this on the ballot. critics of price accuse her of being anti-cop and soft on crime especially since she's cut back on sentencing enhancements. some accuse her more of being a public defender and not a district attorney. price says she's trying to change the justice system that she believes unfairly targets people of color and says she is being unfairly targeted by this recall effort. incidentally, d.a. price says her office will spend $2 million to combat retail theft in alameda county, that's in addition to the $2 million awarded by the state last month. this combined investment will fund two dedicated retail theft prosecutors and two inspectors. it will funnel more money to the restorative program in the hopes of getting to the root causes of retail theft. >> our first response is to get the services you need to stop the behavior from happening

police department reporting live in alameda. tiffany justice kron. 4 news. tiffany, thank you. >> president biden is set to head to israel tonight in a show of support for israel and also to help ease the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza. more than 4,000 people been killed on both sides with nearly 10,000 people injured. reporter lauren lister has the latest on the situation in the middle east. >> as the war rages on in gaza today, a search for victims following deadly israeli strikes in a wave of intense bombardment. israel says is aimed at destroying the terror group. hamas as officials report the death toll there has risen to nearly 3,000. and hamas releasing its first hostage video showing 21 year-old miya shay i'm getting medical treatment. terrorists kidnapped her from a music festival in israel where they slaughtered more than 200 other innocent people. some of nearly 1400 israel says have been killed there. the young woman's mother speaking out. i'm the world to bring my baby back home. some in israel gathering to bur

. >>> also, the alameda ferry terminal now closed for the rest of the year. what's behind the closure and what it's doing to a lot of people's daily commute. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. after a little bit of rain this weekend, we've got the sun out and 78 in walnut creek. i'll take a closer look at se rainom >>> one bay area city is leading the way when it comes to bouncing back from the pandemic. tonight a new study shows people are returning to downtown san jose in big numbers. our business and tech reporter scott budman is here with the story behind those numbers. scott. >> reporter: terry, good evening. they get this data by tracking cell phone activity, not what you're doing on your phone but how many people are walking around with them in specific areas. and the latest study shows that people are coming back to downtown san jose in a big way post-lockdown. it's because they want to eat out and because they feel safer. from people looking for restaurants to those on the hunt for coffee houses, people are coming back to downtown san jose, a

plus, a break in alameda. plus, a break in alameda. we made it! bmo has arrived. hello?ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news, a weekend of violence in oakland and with 3 people dead and several others hurt as the city now records its 100rd homicide of the year. a barber shop owner in alameda recovering now after burglars broke into a shop trying to steal atm and the original feels coffee shop location in san francisco's mission district. closing its doors today. we're live there at the store.

and crime in alameda county has gotten worse since she took office. price responded to the news that the recall effort has now taken a step forward, saying she's focusing on solutions and. >> breaking news. congressman steve scalise has ended his bid to become the next speaker of the house. he'd been nominated but was struggling to secure enough votes from fellow republicans to be elected. scalise broke the news just a short time ago. >> i just shared with my colleagues that i'm withdrawing my name as a candidate for the speaker designee. if you look at over the last few weeks, if you look at where our conference is, there's still work to be done, our conference still has to come together and is not there. there are still some people that have their own agendas. and i was very clear we have to have everybody put their agendas on the side and focus on what this country needs. this country is counting on us to come back together for this house of representative needs a speaker and we need to open up the house again. but clearly, not everybody is there w

main street, alameda, oakland. taking a look at the roads, bay bridge sort of sets the tone for where we are for the morning drive. we will not be dealing with a lot of wet weather. it gives a chance for roads to dry out and most bridges are starting to get busy for the morning commute. in the north bay, officials say it is safe to drink the water again. the town lifted the boil water order yesterday afternoon. that notice had been in place since friday after e coli was found in the water system. tests done saturday and friday came back negative. this is the second boil order in about the last three months. >>> 6:21. could a familiar face come back to the bay? discussions to bring bob melvin back to a club house at home. >>> halloween retailers frightened to find grown ups are ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in

in alameda, j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> all right. as for the weather tomorrow for halloween as the kids go trick or treating, meteorologist sandyha patel is tracking that in your accuweather forecast. >> nothing ghoulish about the forecast for tomorrow. we're talking about spooktacular weather. when the sun goes down, you will notice that those temperatures are in the low to upper 60s so pretty mild out there. no tricks, just a treat at 7 p.m. 50s and 60s and at 8 p.m. we're not talking about bone chilling cold, that's for sure. creepy clouds passing through here at 9 p.m. mid-fifties to low 60s. don't get too used to this idea of the mild weather because we have potentially big changes ahead. and i'll be back with that forecast coming right up. >> and the weather department pulling out all the stops with the halloween graphics. all right. more from sandy shortly. we're learning more tonight about the suspect in a really bizarre police chase across the bay area, apparently starting at a famous san francisco church. court records show

plus a business owner frustrated because place was broken into in alameda.. plus, it's the last day to get a cup of coffee at spills. just the one original location. san francisco is closing their doors. we'll show you where >> right now, the kron, 4 morning news, a violent weekend in oakland ends with 3 people dead and several others injured as the city now marks 103 homicides for the year. a barber shop owner in alameda is trying to recover after burglars break into a shop to try and steal an atm and the original feels coffee shop in san francisco's mission district is shutting its doors. as of today. we're live this morning. >> from the area's local news st

president alameda county da's office. police department will be represented as will the alameda county sheriff's department and a variety of advocacy groups and survivors as well. >> for the family of a couple allegedly killed by an alameda county sheriff's deputy last year has now filed a wrongful death lawsuit. the family says the couple had reported devon williams juniors, frightening behavior. called it a month before they were killed. but they say no action was taken according to the lawsuit when marion tran tried to end a personal relationship with the deputy back in august of 2022, he went to her home, demanding to speak with her. the family says that maria and her husband dennis and called for help, but that the responding officer allegedly gave williams preferential treatment because of his status as a deputy. maria and her husband were found dead with gunshot wounds inside of their home. that on september, 7th williams was identified as a suspect. in fact, he's been charged now with 2 counts of murder with enhan

alameda city manager jennifer ot says they held a community meeting to discuss it. express a lot of concern about the noise about their quality. the community's biggest issue is a possibility for increased number of flights. city officials believe this could impact air quality greenhouse gas emissions. >> and noise in the area. the main thing that i got out of that was it was totally disclaim responsibility. >> 4. >> air pollution and noise pollution increasing and for climate emissions. lynn griffith. >> helped found the stop oaklyn expansion coalition. they sent a letter challenging the port of oakland report. it was co-signed by 47 local community groups. david folky says he thinks the port is trying to hide the expansion by calling it modernization. they're trying to sneak a spy and they're trying abdicate responsibility for the impact. it will have children's future. the port of oakland said in a statement to kron 4, they need to address the future passenger demand in a responsible way. >> they'll review and respond to the comments as they prepare their final e

afternoon offices in oakland, hayward, alameda and berkeley. before this. they've been to ever since covid cause of the unpredictable staffing to cut back the hours phone hours are also going extend until 3 o'clock now drop boxes that the clerk's office will be accessible until 4. the contra costa county library is getting 9 million dollars from the state for the construction of a new library in bay point. and it's going to be more than ally bridge. going to be a mixed use development that's going to be near the pittsburg bay point guard station and will include more than 300 low-income housing units and retail space, too. the current library is in the middle school and they say that because of that, they limited power there and telecommunication access isn't as good. the new library should be open by 2027. well, today marks the 50th anniversary of alcatraz island as a national park before becoming a national park. back in 1973, the island was a military prison. >> back in the 18 60's. and then eventually it became a maximum security federal pr

in alameda while trying to steal the atm. that was inside. felix nestor is the owner of the barbershop called the 13th. and this is video that he says captures the group pulling up to his business early friday morning. and then here you can see the damage done to the glass and wooden front door as they broke in. he says his business has been there on webster street for 3 years now. so he's a new business owner and this has caught him off guard. >> 6 scary. you know, i just did everything i have into this i got lucky this don't know how to feel now. done nothing but my my own business, you know. >> and trying to do something good for the community. this is what happens. >> can clearly see the frustration there in his voice. he says the group was unable to get the atm out and they left without stealing anything really from the shop. but he says he's concerned they could come back. >> sheriff's deputies and the chp in napa helped to rescue 2 people after their car went down an embankment last night. this happened after they say

that's because she's the former ceo of alameda research.und that sam bankman—fried founded. she's also the former romantic partner of sam bankman—fried, and she spoke about both rules today. she talks about having a personal closeness with mr bankman—fried, but also saying that at times she felt awkward around him because she was dating her boss and because she felt neglected in their personal relationship. and she said that in the business he was in the driver's seat, that she took direction from him, she deferred to him and that she reported up to him. and at one point today, she talked about alameda research using $14 billion of ftc�*s customer funds to pay back lenders and to make investments. she said it also had the benefit of improving the look of alameda as balance sheet, making it look less risky to potential investors. she said she did that at the direction of mr bankman—fried. that was the through line in her testimony today. erin, what can we expect next in the trial? now, miss ellison is just one piece of the prosecution's show

. >> well, today people headed to beaches in alameda to soak up the rays.ected to be another gorgeous day tomorrow court for his chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look ahead. yeah, guys, it looks like it is going to be a gorgeous weekend out there. again. plenty of sunshine coming our way. >> those temperatures staying even warm right now around the bay area. so you want to head to the beach specially place like a alameda, i think it is going to be beautiful right along the coast line out toward happen, baby civica. well, things are going to change. i think into the afternoon. i'll show you that more in just a moment. but up there right now, what a beautiful night. we have not going to see many more nights like this the season at all. and so enjoy that while you can get out there and enjoy the warm temperatures and the beautiful skies. but things are changing. want to show you the forecast model beginning to see some fog developing just off the coastline. models are starting to pick up on that a bit. now, look what happens as we head i

if you live here in alameda, live in alameda, amanda quintana, ktvu fox two news.ll, with the war between israel and hamas escalating, the us government is increasing its warnings to americans overseas and the biden administration is also talking about the possibility of a us military response. right now, israeli forces still say a ground invasion of gaza could happen at any time. the pentagon has been moving us forces in that region, getting ready for the possibility of being drawn into the fight. we're going to do what's necessary to make sure that our troops are are in the right good position, they're protected, and that we have the ability to respond. now, at the urging of the united states, israel has allowed some trucks carrying food and medical supplies into gaza. but israel has not allowed fuel to cross into gaza. worried it could end up in the hands of hamas militants. hospitals in gaza say they are hours away of just running out of generator fuel. the un health agency estimates there are 130 premature babies in incubators at grave risk. a large crowd gath

in alameda, j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> all right.for the weather tomorrow for halloween as the kids go trick or treating, meteorologist sandyha patel is tracking that in your accuweather forecast. >> nothing ghoulish about the forecast for tomorrow. we're talking about spooktacular weather. when the sun goes down, you will notice that those temperatures are in the low to upper 60s so pretty mild out there. no tricks, just a treat at 7 p.m. 50s and 60s and at 8 p.m. we're not talking about bone chilling cold, that's for sure. creepy clouds passing through here at 9 p.m. mid-fifties to low 60s. don't get too used to this idea of the mild weather because we have potentially big changes ahead. and i'll be back with that forecast coming right up. >> and the weather department pulling out all the stops with the halloween graphics. all right. more from sandy shortly. we're learning more tonight about the suspect in a really bizarre police chase across the bay area, apparently starting at a famous san francisco church. court records show the

alameda unified school district superintendent pass costs. could dairy says they immediately started investigation to determine what happened and prevent it from happening again. we're advising all of our families to discard any and all can do that they may have received at that event yesterday. whether or not it fits the description that we've shared of this particular product choose by cuba. last farm come in square, blue rappers and appear similar to a starburst candy, according to key was website each to contains 10 milligrams of thc. >> the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. one child ate that parents. please make sure that you are taking a close look at everything that your child >> receives. you want to look for things like open packaging, suspicious packaging, read the contents. look at the labels are also asking parents to educate their kids about having an adult check their candy first. >> if you have any doubts about the authenticity of the candy discard it and report any suspicious candy, to police officials also remind people

petition must be registered to vote in alameda county. house of representatives is set to vote for a new speaker on tuesday. the house has been without a leader since october. 3rd on friday, ohio representative jim jordan was nominated as the new gop speaker after majority leader steve scalise dropped out of the race toward now facing an uphill battle to get the required 217 votes on tuesday. louisiana congressman mike johnson says he's going to jump in if the vote comes up short. jordan is being backed by former speaker kevin mccarthy now has 48 hours to try to flip holdouts, make his case. the president revealing he's raised more than 71 million dollars for his re-election campaign and the democratic party. the hull outpaces the amounts raised by each of the republican presidential candidate who have reported their results so biden's filings did not disclose how much money was divided between biden's campaign and the democratic party. martinez, refining companies set to brief the city council on measures. it's taken since completing an

it happened sunday at earhart elementary in alameda. the school hosted a trunk or treat event and sometime after a student reported feeling sick and a parent found the thc candy wrapper in their bag. after putting out the word, three other families found the same kind of cannabis candy. all the candy was donated by school families. the school is telling parents to throw out all the candy from this event and police are investigating. >>> antioch will provide half a million dollars to help small businesses hoping to breathe new life into the city and reduce crime. it's money for upgrading building facades. the idea is to attract shoppers to boost business and deter crime. sung chang faced three attempted robberies in the past few months at his dry cleaning and he appreciates the city's efforts but says it would be nice if they could prevent losses in the first place and he's had trouble accessing funds in the past. >> even i applied insurance, somehow i have to pay the many thousand dollars to fix the windows. i'm losing my money here by

research and alameda research was really the conduit through which the political donations, the use of the money for real estate and everything else that was going the use of the name on the miami arena, all of that came through alameda research and that was sort of the perpetrator of the fraud was that entity, whatever happens to sam bankman-fried, you know, what does this mean for crypto? >> has it come down since this whole scandal broke? it was kind of like the next hot thing, right? does this change that outlook? >> well, i think it's going to it sheds light on the industry. i think it's an industry that's going to be further regulated. as the sec has made clear. but at the end of the day, i think what's important about this case is this is about base level, garden variety fraud. it's about abuse of investor funds. it's really less about crypto, which has gone up and down just as investments generally have gone up and down. and it's more about the abuse of the money by mr. bankman-fried. >> okay, but industry wide though, what's been the trend lately for crypto? >> well, the cr

. >> in september, that meeting got so heated that alameda deputies were called in that school board meeting takes place tonight at 5.30. a live look outside right now here in san francisco. looking out across the bar kundera towards the bay bridge. we see lots of clouds out there. meteorologist kyla grogan here. now details on whether or not we might see some more rain showers today. yeah, that is the question. and i think it will likely be just some drizzle today that we will see. but you can certainly some marine layer presence in some clouds, but then there's the skies. got to hang out. >> but the clouds have kind of kid to school today, a little bit warmer than we were this time yesterday. but you can see just a few spots in the 70's san jose at 73. we're just at 70 degrees in livermore in concord and everybody else kind of sitting in the 60's today. and it is because we have, you know, we had a little cooler air coming behind the front yesterday. we're going have another front tracks through as we get into our evening and you can see it right there to the north of us kind of br

a new push today in the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price.the group say for save alameda for everyone. one began collecting signatures for the recall. they say price has failed to responsibly or responsibly prosecute criminals. brenda grisham, who lost her son to gun violence, says the county needs to do more to keep the community safe. >> the focus of the da's department is not to just set aside the families that have lost their loved ones. you have to work with these families in order to make a difference and to help other families. they're not going to court and letting due process have its way. we're they're stepping in and doing plea deals and not, you know, informing the parents of what's going on. and that's unfair. >> safe has until march 5th to gather more than 70,000 signatures to get the recall on the ballot next year. we asked price about the recall effort last week. she said she was elected by the people of alameda county and is going to do what she was appointed to do. a group of west oakland residents are taking their community

residentes de bajos ingresos del condado alameda dan a conocer un nuevo proceso que se realizará paraestigar los robos de comercios minoristas. pero algunos se preguntan si esto será suficiente para frenar el problema. vienen y van a investigar y se van. >> ahí escuchaban precisamente a las personas que opinan sobre el robo a las tiendas minoristas y que se espera se beneficien con esta medida. >> además, le hablaremos de otras cuestiones de ayuda extra que podría llegar si usted realiza cobros y compras más bien con una de sus tarjetas en. enseguida hablamos de eso y más. quédese con nosotros. regresamos ya. hola. qué tal? buenas tardes. le saluda césar bayona, enclave de la fuente. >> gracias por su sintonía, por su preferencia a esta edición de las 18:00 de la tarde. vamos con la información y esto es especialmente para padres de estudiantes de escuelas públicas de san francisco, que nuevamente las clases pudieran verse afectadas. allí >> y es que el sindicato de maestros aseguran no estar contento con las condiciones laborales y pudieran tomar acción. andrés brenner habló con ello

a group called save alameda for everyone. as you can see here spent yesterday getting signatures for a special election. they're aiming to gather just over 73,000 signatures by mid-march of 2024. so they can get this on the ballot. the group says that under prices leadership crime is surging in alameda county. those who signed the petition have to be registered to vote alameda county. burglars damaged a barbershop in alameda while trying to steal the atm inside. felix nestor is the owner. >> of the 13th barber shop and he says this video shows the group pulling up to his business early friday morning. and then here you can see the damage they did to his glass and wood front door. nestor says he's been in business there on webster street for 3 years. this is the first time he's been targeted. >> scary. you know, i just did everything i have into this i got lucky this don't know how to feel now. i've done nothing but my my own business, you know. >> and trying to do something good for the community. this is what happens. >> and

alameda unified school district superintendent pass costs. could dairy says they immediately started an investigation to determine what happened. >> and prevent it from happening again. we're advising all of our families to discard any and all can do that they may have received at that event yesterday. whether or not it fits the description that we've shared of this particular product choose by cuba. last farm come in square, blue rappers and appear similar to a starburst candy. >> according to key was website, each to contains 10 milligrams of thc, the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. one child ate that parents. please make sure that you are taking a close look at everything that your child >> received. you want to look for things like open packaging, suspicious packaging, read the contents. look at the labels are also asking parents to educate their kids about having an adult check their candy first. >> if you have any doubts about the authenticity of the candy discard it and report any suspicious candy, to police officials also remind

mateo and alameda. you guys have been our most mild spots sitting in the low 60's later today. believe it or not, we're actually clearing out quite a lot. we've got a good dose of afternoon sunshine and our warmest temperatures in the forecast. well, those will be today. your last chance to enjoy some upper 70's talking the much cooler rest of your forecast. all ahead. as for the roads, things a bridge, not so bad, especially not through the toll plaza itself. once you get through the tolls, though, you're going to slow down pretty quickly. once you get on the span, especially pass treasure island. that's why your commutes taking about 20 minutes. we had some issues on the peninsula this morning at the intersection of 92 101, and us why the san mateo bridge is still having a bit of a rough time about 20 minutes to make your crossing. this is actually a pretty big improvement from earlier on richmond center fell about 11 minutes right now and a little fog as you make your way across the golden gate and eventually on up into the north bay, daria. >> thanks a lot, john 902. and to

the main street ferry terminal in alameda closed today for renovations. the terminal will undergo repair and replacement of its aging infrastructure. it's going to be updated to be better equipped for earthquakes and be ready for electrification of the ferries in the future. we don't have the electric boats to be able to run it in 2020 for quite yet, but just getting that terminal further down the road so that we can decarbonize our ferry system and do our part to minimize the impacts of climate change here in the bay area is really huge. that terminal in alameda is scheduled to reopen in on january 2nd of 2024. yeah. it was a fun and lively turnout yesterday despite those showers for the making strides against breast cancer event at crissy field in san francisco, ktvu once again partnering with the american cancer society for this year's walk. and i was thrilled to be back talking with survivors and supporters throughout the event who shared their stories of perseverance and bravery in the face of that difficult diagnosis. now, donations from supporters

the alameda county d.a. is setting up a new program targeting the theft rings. but this effort will not mean extra cops on patrol. jose martinez explains how it will work. >> reporter: we have been here a few times over the last few months. you can see, the owner installed security cameras all over because of the constant break-ins. but now, she is hopeful that this new approach can actually help solve the problem. it always smells good, here, at the good neighbors store in oakland, but the surge in retail theft has been pretty bad. >> we have been going along. we are definitely still seeing broken glass and boarded up windows. >> reporter: we introduce you to dana olson before. her business has been broken into twice. she says she has done everything in her power to secure it , look at the gates, look at the cameras, but what happens after she reported the crimes? >> nothing happened, other than i got a police report and filed my claims. but in terms of any justice being had for the people that robbed me, nothing. >> reporter: now, dana is hopeful the new alame

dueÑos de casas en el condado de alameda cuentan con mÁs ayuda.sta 75.000 $ a dueÑos de viviendas que alquilen a familias y que hayan enfrentado dificultades para pagar sus hipotecas, poniÉndolos en peligro de perder la propiedad. Éste programa busca ayudar a dueÑos de propiedades que experimenten problemas para poder pagar esta hipoteca, este programa es diseÑado para ayudar a pequeÑos empresarios, el lÍmite de propiedades que debe tener una persona para poder solicitar esta ayuda econÓmica es de 10, una experta en pagos de hipoteca nos dice como se pagarÁ este dinero. >> el dinero se pagarÁ directamente al banco si se enseÑa que el pago estÁ atrasado las personas pueden aplicar por hasta tres propiedades, tienen que vivir en el condado de alameda. paola: esta noche nuestro equipo le muestra como solicitar esta ayuda financiera y ademÁs un residente nos dice por quÉ siguen haciendo falta este tipo de programas para ayudar a propietarios de vivienda. octubre es conocido como el mes rosa, es para crear conciencia sobre el cÁncer de mama, que es el

and all court houses offices in oakland, hayward, alameda berkeley. they used to be closing at 2 because of unpredictable staffing levels from covid phone hours are going to be extended as well to 3 in the afternoon. now drop boxes at the clerk's office will be accessible until 04:00pm. the contra costa county library has been awarded 9 million dollars from the state to construct a new library in bay point, the new library will be part of a mixed use development near the pittsburg bay point bart station. it will include as well more than 300 low-income housing units and retail space. the current library is located at a middle school, which county library officials say has limited power and telecommunication access. the new library is expected to be open in 20 20th. well, today marks the 50th anniversary of alcatraz island as a national park. >> before becoming a national park in 1973, the island was a military prison in the 18 60's. then it became a maximum security federal prison housing, the tories criminals like al capone. alcatraz is the second mo

bank been freed's -- sam bankman read was his on-again off-again girlfriend as far as the ceo of alameda of her own personal diaries have shown she questioned her ability to lead the firm and left the uncertainty to sam bateman freed -- sam bank been freed. he has known him since high school and testified. so to critical parts of the prosecution's argument are coming to the floor -- floor this week in the second part of the trial. guy: give me a sense of how critical the testimony will be. give us a sense of how much of a game changer we will learn over the next few hours could go one way or the other. sonali: there are not that many people who knew the extent to which the siphoning of money between ftx and alameda that had happened. but the three people who pled guilty know the most for caroline ellison, there are diaries obtained by the new york times weeks ago said to have been leaked by sam bateman freed himself -- sam bankman fried. there is another piece of evidence that may come to the floor today of recordings of a critical meeting between caroline ellison and staff at alameda wh

pero para evitar que eso siga sucediendo, ellos usan community housing service desde el condado alameda la propiedad, pero pueden aplicar por hasta 75.000■!a$ en asistencia a solicitudes. >> están abiertas hasta el 6 de noviembre y para solicitar, el dueño de la propiedad debe residir en el condado alameda. la propiedad debe estar en riesgo o en proceso de ejecución hipotecaria. el dueño de la propiedad no debe poseer más de diez unidades y el ingreso de los dueños no debe superar el 80% del ingreso medio del área. después de la pandemia y de varias pérdidas económicas en su negocio. humberto, quien reside en hayward, nos dice que esa asistencia sería de gran ayuda y le gustaría solicitar. por esa razón le explicamos cómo hacerlo y si usted también es dueño de una propiedad en riesgo o proceso hipotecario, puede solicitar ingresando al enlace que ven en pantalla o visitando nuestra página web telemundo 48 puntocom. nosotros obviamente podemos ayudar con eso. >> podemos ayudar con ese dinero para poder traer esa propiedad al corriente. >> los dueños pueden pedir ayuda hasta por una, dos

. >>> alameda celebrates right. the festivities underway this weekend. >>> and we are seeing low clouds near san francisco. it is 61 degrees. get ready for a warming trend here. we will look at that hour by hour. at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. >>> a win for conservationists in sonoma county. a battle over the fate of a redwood tree and its surrounding forest is now over. this is near guerneville. earlier this month, the conservation group bought the land for $6.5 million. the group says they plan to transfer the land to the county for permanent protection. >>> alameda's second annual pride weekend is underway. festivities have kicked off with pride prom. this morning, there was a fun run before the main event, pride in the park. they say it is about celebrating inclusivity in the community. >> i created this because i love alameda and its community and i lov

he lived in the penthouse in the bahamas in alameda.rested at the mansion and luxury lifestyle is feeding heavily into the prosecution's case that his wealth was built on lies. this is an opening statement, hung out with celebrity like tom brady, bill clinton, the money he was spending to build his empire is money he was stealing from ftx customers. the liberty connections used to bolster false credibility. the prosecution says sam bank superman-fried played the commercial in court and multiple witnesses cited them as underscoring safety on the platform. one witness called yesterday was a victim of a traitor who lost $100,000 in the ftx downfall. he argued he never would have invested if he had known his money would be used for other things but his friends pressed him. you can see how they are trying to bring doubt into the doors mind. a lot of evidence from the prosecution's financial documents, codeing, a lot of stuff steeped in the block chain on crypto, they have to be careful to be very clear they don't confuse the jury. back to yo