a lot of people who are priced out of berkeley, because berkeley is still a very strong market, very strong people. it's a college town. it's usually the first market to increase when the market has a surge, and it's the last to decline. and when people can't afford berkeley, they're looking in el cerrito. you have two bart stations. you're very close to albany. solano avenue, that whole corridor. and it's a very strong marketplace. el cerrito is still strong. berkeley is still strong. there's pockets all over that are still strong. but people are going to analyze that house. they're going to read those reports and they're going to have to if they're doing their homework, get insurance quotes in advance of writing an offer. >> right, right. we have to figure that in. we weren't doing that just a few years ago. we could talk forever. i always joke i'm not buying or selling, but i'm always looking, so it's good to get your insight. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. i always enjoy being on. >> good. we'll have you back soon. >> coming up here on the nine, let's talk a l

. >> what is the meaning of this type of hate crime in berkeley? and where will the city council and city officials stand? >> a message of hate left on an east bay business. the owner says this is not the first time. and tonight, the community gathers to call attention to the anti-muslim message. >> president trump announcing a new multi-billion-dollar investment in semiconductor plants. details on a plan to boost chip production here in the united states. [music] >> this is ktvu, fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm andre senior. we begin with a crash that left a sedan wrapped around a light pole. pieces of that vehicle littering parts of international boulevard this morning. the circumstances surrounding it still unclear this afternoon. >> ktvu erasmus in east oakland here to explain what we know about what happened and the aftermath of the crash. >> behind us is all that's left of a violent crash that happened early this morning in oakland. this is 54th and international, where this crash happened around 4:00. and

berkeley unified is considering layoffs in an effort to balance its budget. the district reportedly sent out notices to teachers and staff, warning of possible job cuts that could come before the next school year. the superintendent stresses the district has not made a final decision on cuts. berkeley unified is currently facing an $8 million budget deficit. >> our time now is 706. tomorrow, voters in san mateo county go to the polls in a special election to decide the fate of measure a, it would give the county supervisors the power to remove sheriff cristina corpus from office. now the sheriff is facing allegations of corruption, abuse of power and having an inappropriate relationship with another employee. the allegations surfaced in an independent investigation that was commissioned by the board of supervisors. >> that the board of supervisors felt that that was so important that the sheriff needed to be potentially removed as soon as possible, should suggest to people that this is really quite important. >> now, sheriff corpus repeatedly denied all of th

berkeley police are not commenting. but tonight, a vigil will be held in berkeley, which organizers say is aimed at combating the hate. it's going to take place at the south berkeley senior center. it's on ellis street. it's going to begin at 6:30 p.m. well, the white house is expected to announce a multi-billion dollar proposal later today. this as u.s. foreign policy continues to be under the spotlight following friday's intense oval office exchange. well, next, the discussions now underway as ukraine president vows to cooperate with the us. plus, the carolinas rocked by wildfires. the damage left behind as crews there on the ground seek to gain the upper hand. but first, barbecue shrimp cooked up louisiana style just in time for mardi gras. california live taking us to a visit to brenda's french soul food in san francisco. to learn more on how to make that dish from brenda herself. that's ahead for you at 1130 this morning. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's

although protests at uc berkeley largely remained peaceful.j says the task force will be meeting with university leadership affected students as well as law enforcement. coming up, a concerning setback for pope francis, the latest from the vatican as the pontiff enters his third week of a battle with pneumonia and other illnesses. but first, from federal spending cuts to new tariffs to the war in ukrai . what to expect from united states capitol tonight. where? at this time tomorrow night, president trump will be delivering a joint address to congress, fencing already up around the building as an extra layer of security. now, traditionally, the president uses this speech to lay out their agenda and to ask congress for cooperation. but as ktvu political reporter greg lee explains tonight, the president will have an audience where both chambers are controlled by his own party. >> a new national pride is sweeping across our nation. >> like he did to begin his first term in 2017. president donald trump is set to address a joint session of congress

we've reached out to berkeley police but have not heard back. mosaad is especially worried because she says this clinic has been vandalized three other times, just in the past year. previously, she says, vandals defaced a sign in her window calling for a ceasefire in gaza. this is unfortunate, but also a recurring incident in the san francisco bay area. the muslim civil rights organization care says since october of 2023, they've seen upward trends in reported anti-muslim incidents across the country. care is offering support to mossad after this latest vandalism incident. it's clear that this was a bias motivated incident, and we want to make sure that it's being investigated in that way, mossad and the berkeley network for palestine will be hosting a vigil monday evening to stand up against hate. they're inviting elected leaders and community members to join them. we can't take this lightly. i mean, it starts with just a black mark. then it goes to slurs and terrible language. and where does it end? alyssa goard. today in the bay. tonight's vi

. >> how oakland is taking its cues from berkeley in tackling homelessness. >>> in the first alert forecast, a bit windy out there today. you probably noticed that. 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, the

if you know where he is, call berkeley police. traffic is moving again on southbound white road in san jose after a deadly crash involving a pedestrian happened just after 2 a.m. on south white road near mount pleasant high school. when police arrived, they found the victim in the street and the person died at the scene. the southbound lane was closed for several hours while police investigated. this is the city's fourth deadly crash this year. well, time is running out for people living in san francisco's only safe parking site. it's known as the bay view vehicle triage center. the site at candlestick point opened in 2022. you're looking at it here, but late last year, the city let those who are staying there know that it would be closing. no word. now, word has gone out that tomorrow is the day. the city says people who haven't accepted a housing offer have to leave. the city spent millions on capital costs for the 35 spot site, which just recently was equipped with electricity. the chronicle reports the high cost and limited su

berkeley physical therapy was vandalized on saturday.e islamic holy month of ramadan. the owner, who is iranian-american and muslim, says this is the latest incident since the start of the israel-hamas war in 2023. voters in san mateo county go to the polls tomorrow to decide the fate of measure a in a special election. it gives the county supervisors the power to remove sheriff cristina corpus from office. the sheriff is facing allegations of corruption, abuse of power and an inappropriate relationship with another employee. the allegations surfaced in an independent investigation commissioned by the board of supervisors. and an important event will be held today to protect dogs from an outbreak of a dangerous virus. san francisco's spca, animal care and control and saint anthony's foundation are holding a free dog vaccine clinic in response to a growing parvo virus outbreak centered in the tenderloin and soma neighborhoods. parvo is a highly contagious virus and if untreated, has a 91% mortality rate for dogs. >> our time now 513. tomo

we've reached out to berkeley police but have not heard back. masai is especially worried because she says this clinic has been vandalized three other times, just in the past year. previously, she says, vandals defaced a sign in her window calling for a ceasefire in gaza. this is unfortunate, but also a recurring incident in the san francisco bay area. the muslim civil rights organization carey says since october of 2023, they've seen upward trends in reported anti-muslim incidents across the country. kari is offering support to mossad after this latest vandalism incident. it's clear that this was a bias motivated incident, and we want to make sure that it's being investigated in that way. mossad and the berkeley network for palestine will be hosting a vigil monday evening to stand up against hate. they're inviting elected leaders and community members to join them. we can't take this lightly. i mean, it starts with just a black mark. then it goes to slurs and terrible language. and where does it end? alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. israel is f

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. >>> a community vigil in berkeley tonight to stand up against hate, this after anti-muslim graffiti was found saturday, on the first day of the islamic holy month of ramadan. the graffiti included an expletive and the word islam on the storefront. the owner of berkeley community physical therapy says this is the fourth time it has been vandalized. >> sorry, ryan, one more note. >>> we spent some time with students in oakland and san jose who walked out of class today. it was part of a nationwide day without immigrants movement. in san jose a small group of students marched outside of overfeld high school joined by a substitute teacher who said fear over immigration policies has made its way into the classroom. >> it's frustrating when you hear this and you see the fear and the fact that i.c.e. is able to come to schools and these traditionally safe places. you feel it. >> in oakland high school students marched to lake merritt before going back to class. one student, jackson benavides, told us he had a personal reason for joining the protest. >> the protests, i do what i do, it's fo

berkeley police are not commenting right now, so tonight, a vigil will be held in berkeley to stand againstzers are calling a hate crime. it's being held at the south berkeley senior center on ellis street, and it starts at 6:30 p.m. today could be the final deadline for people living in san francisco's only safe parking site. the bay view vehicle triage center opened in 2022 at candlestick point. it provides safe parking for those experiencing homelessness or living in their cars or rvs. last year, the city informed its roughly three dozen residents that it's closing. the city offered them new housing options, which most accepted. anyone who refused will likely be ordered to leave today, and their vehicles may be towed or impounded. the city says high costs and limited success led to other closures and this closure. that does it for this edition of that does it for this edition of the fast forward.yself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after

. >> a business in berkeley smeared with graffiti. why? its owners bel i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] ♪ ♪ dreams begin here. welcome to the goodnight club. berkeley tomorrow night to stand up against hate after a business was the target of anti-muslim graffiti. berkeley physical therapy clinic on university avenue says it was vandalized yesterday for the first full day of the islamic holy month of ramadan. the owner, who is iranian, american and muslim, says this is the latest incident since the start of the israel-hamas war in 2023. she says she has previously had posters defaced that called for a ceasef

at the south berkeley senior center on ellis street. the u.s. justice department says members of a federal task force to combat anti-semitism will soon visit uc berkeley and nine other college campuses. task force members will also be heading to southern california, with stops planned at usc and ucla. they will be investigating allegations of anti-semitic incidents during recent pro-palestinian rallies on campus. and the task force will be meeting with university leadership, affected students and local law enforcement officers. first lady melania trump is pushing congress to take action against so-called revenge porn. experts say there's been a rise in explicit images created by artificial intelligence, which can rapidly spread online before the victim even knows they're out there. fox's mike emanuel reports. >> first lady melania trump making the trip to capitol hill monday, urging lawmakers to pass the take it down act. >> this legislation is essential for addressing the growing concerns related to online safety. >> the bill would make it a cr

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if you know where he is, call berkeley police. traffic is moving again on southbound white road after a deadly crash involving a pedestrian happened just after 2 a.m. on south white road near mount pleasant high school. when police arrived, they found the victim in the street. that person died at the scene. the southbound lane was closed for several hours while police investigated. this is the city's fourth deadly crash so far this year. well, time is running out for people living in san francisco's only safe parking site. it's known as a bay view vehicle triage center. the site right here at candlestick point opened in 2022, but late last year, the city let those staying there know it would be closing. now, word has gone out that tomorrow is the day. the city says people who haven't accepted a housing offer have to leave. the city spent millions on capital costs for the 35 spot site, which just recently was equipped with electricity. the chronicle reports the high cost and limited success are among the reasons for the closure. we

reyna. >> university like you're traveling to berkeley. some things are a little slow long, 80 pablo avenue, a good alternate for you to navigate around those delays. your bridges looking much better than where we started 70 right on the bay bridge traveling into the city. while richmond, sandra 7 checking on things along highway 4, antioch to concord, down to 16. and if you are going to be over in the east bay, maybe dublin, traveling down a fremont just short of 18 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you, reyna. and it is time for the oakland marathon. almost they've got a week's worth of fun events starting march 17 through march 23rd. >> which is race day. it'll be at the henry j kaiser center for the arts. sorts of things going on before the big race and with the race, you don't even have to do the full marathon because the theme this year with 10,000 runners expected is choice. it's called. choose your challenge. so you can do a 5 k and 10 k half marathon or the full marathon and the race starts at 07:00am on sunday march 23rd.

. >>> moving to oakland where the city is borrowing a move from berkeley's playbook using empty shippingcampment. >> 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 for eight years. >> i put up a fence. people run over it and tear it down. >> the city work for the property owner to clear the encampment five times in recent years, we captured this removal in 2019, but each time within a couple weeks people would drive cars to plow over the fence. many frustrated businesses and neighbors threatened to leave. >> i'm trying to keep home depot here in oakland.

before uc berkeley start wondering why. i don't know why i work at uc berkeley i don't. before they get angry calls from donors i wanted to straighten that out. it's extraordinary how much the overton window has moved on trade. the tariffs of $450 billion was seen as a minor skirmish. we're in a trade war. whether the tariffs go into effect tomorrow and itnd like tomorrow trump tweeted out "have fun" not referencing the small companies that are scrambling to figure out their supply chains and if they can stay in business. liz will have thoughts on this as well. we tried to get out of what does china think or trump think about business. but it's a fair question on how chinese are assessing the events. a month ago i was in beijing and there was as sense of cautious optimism. there were deep skepticism that there were deals with the united states and they could put a list together of stepped up purchases and fen tynal precouriers. and despite beijing looking for a deal to buy time or stabilize they are plowing ahead with their strategy to build out a dominate powerhouse and

di for decades from our time as students at uc berkeley where she graduated with honors in electrical engineering and computer science and also at the stanford graduate school of business where she earned an mba as a uc berkeley student senator. she represented the independent and moderate science and engineering coalition yet had broad support from the other major political parties on campus so much so that the other parties recruited her to run under their banner. we go way back. professionally, i've collaborated with ms. di on over ten consulting projects. she's one of the most intelligent, analytical and strategic thinkers i know. mr. has a strong commitment to excellence. during her tenure at the california citizen's redistricting commission i witnessed her integrity and dedication to hearing diverse community voices like those for example from the vietnamese grocers association of orange county which she told me about at the time and ensuring that those community voices were reflected in the final maps. sen has a great deal of integrity. in sum, ms.. di is a trustworthy, reliabl

moma ceca awardee and she's also shown her work at berkeley art museum and other institutions locallyand nationwide. her first time being a finalist for one of our projects on to the integrated clubhouse wall art as finalists we had our final panel meeting yesterday at 4:00 using the same criteria our panelists recommended three artists for your approval to develop site specific conceptual design proposals for this project. >> the first is gargantuan yao ,an artist organizer and educator who is currently based in north carolina but has many years of experience as an artist and activist here in san francisco and san francisco's chinatown. >> gans art aims to humanize those who have been dehumanized by sharing their stories of marginalized communities. the work has been featured by the asian art museum, the san francisco anti displacement coalition and most recently as part of the art commission's 2022 art on market street poster series in collaboration with feedback wong. our second finalist is christine wong yap who is a visual artist and social practitioner who works in community eng

mary's won in moraga. 7450 forever oregon state and in berkeley, california win against boston collegethe 71. that is sports. have a great day. >>> sticking with sports, hundreds of bay fc fans geared up for the start of the 2025 season at saturday's fanfest. there were games, giveaways and photo opportunities. sold-out event was a paypal park in san jose. bay fc's season kicks off on march 15th two on the road against the utah royals. >>> president trump said he will pardon the late sports legend pete rose. trump made the announcement on social media and added that rose should be inducted into the baseball hall of fame. trump did not say what the pardon would cover . rose was banned from baseball in 1989 for betting on games including his own team. the cincinnati reds. he was also made ineligible for the hall of fame, despite being the career leader in hits. pete rose later confessed to the betting accusations in an autobiography and he also spent five months in prison in 1990 in an autobiography and he also spent five months in prison in 1994 filing false income tax returns. the 2017

we spoke to one berkeley family.k them hours to get back to the bay. >> i mean, 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 if you're planning to head up to tahoe, you might want to make sure you're prepared for delays and do check road conditions before you decide to pack up and leave. our harper's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with more on the conditions up in the high country. yeah, you know, just last week we are talking about some spring-like weather. we had 70's here in the bay area, some slushy ski conditions. >> in the high country, everything changed this weekend was back to some wintry weather. that snow coming in. there's more on the way the storm system a kind of winding down now, but still providing lot of cloud cover actually looking towards yosemite valley and half dome there. but the clouds obscuring the

looks like from san pablo just before you hit berkeley. the slowest i think things are moving again. so crockett on towards the maze about 22 minutes, one of the south bay. we're still at the limit 30 minute rides. and so is a 85 up to menlo park. all right, james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain is 6.18, the time a man killed in a shooting in san francisco. this happened just after 3.30, sunday morning. it was on lark alley right near the turk street garage. the victim died there at the scene. details a limited the moment. police are asking for the public for any leads and we'll keep you updated as their investigation unfolds. >> police arrested a driver for dui after a hit and run crash in santa rosa. i here's a picture of the car that was involved in a crash that happened around 9 o'clock in the morning saturday near west pay ran street and lawn avenue before police got there. the driver, what walked away from that accident and a witness saw him leave, told the police and then they caught up with him and arrested him for hit a

. >> in teams, senior night in berkeley as cal bears taking on boston college, very first possession of the game. look at to van blackshear junior. yeah. absolutely. drops his defender and there is the 3 yet 18 points tonight. 2nd half calib 7, often madi sissoko the powerful put back plus the foul, monster game for him. 21 points, 15 rebounds. how goes on to win it? 82 to 71 inch closer to 513 16. santa clara, a blowout win on the road tonight, beating pacific 97. 66. >> 21 12 for christophe talent on that team can score. the broncos finished the regular season at 2011. well, the jose earthquakes season got off to a tremendous start last saturday with the 4, nothing win over real salt lake. tonight, the quakes playing their first road game against sporting kansas city quakes did not waste any time getting on the boards. 3rd minute cristian arango. >> that's his first goal as a member of the earthquakes. san jose is on the board early and then in the 19th minute, same score off the corner joseph martinez with his 100 17th career. regular season goal that's tied for most 6, most i sho

it will be at the south berkeley senior center. that's on ellis street. >> on the peninsula.e preparing to turn their ballots in for tomorrow's special election. if passed, measure a would alter the county charter and give the board of supervisors the ability to remove embattled sheriff cristina corpus. it would take a 4/5 vote if they find cause for removal. corpus is accused of corruption, nepotism and retaliation within the department. she has consistently denied those allegations and has called a special election a political attack. >> grade school students in san francisco can ride muni to school for free this week. the sfmta is also running two muni related contests to try to get more kids on board. the transit challenge asks kids to log their rides through march 10th for the chance to win prizes for themselves and their school trips on public transit and on sf unified school busses will be counted. you can log your totals at ride muni to school.org. there's also a muni inspired art contest starting today. students can submit designs for a muni mascot similar to the gia

we spoke to one guy from berkeley who says it feels like it took forever to get out 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. >> officers say to be prepared for delays and check road conditions before you leave. if there is any kind of inclement weather in the forecast, this time of year. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is. >> with us now with look conditions a yeah. hey, guys. yeah. this can get tricky at this time of year. remember last week we had those temperatures in the 70's. you start feeling good like you get up there without much trouble. now. winter is back. and so if you go up there on prepared to get stuck up there and that could be dangerousg that's for sure. we've got more winter storms that are bearing down not only california, but the sierra % nevada impact expecting appears us know on and off throughout this week. and i think probably well into next week. larger storms too. this wee

it just is a sea of clouds, low clouds if you're looking from but here's a look now from the berkeleynd they're just in the bill of all of the clouds there. temperatures at this hour, 40's 50's and we're going to be in for a lovely day, but it's gonna be a lot cooler and a lot windier than we've been saying this last week last week even had record breaking high temperatures this week. well, the breezes are going to kick up, especially in the early afternoon, breezy across the entire bay area. downright windy. when you get to marin county, especially the debt debate, especially places such as nevada. now that guys back a little bit, we stay breezy even through the evening as we head toward midnight. so it's going to be a bit breezy. keep that in mind. a look ahead. does show again, mostly cloudy skies. chance of rain developing overnight and into tomorrow. don't be surprised if you see a raindrop or 2 and tomorrow, even a slight chance of thunderstorms. if you head to the coast, there's an advisory in effect, starting tonight into monday. there's a chance for a very strong breaking win

por su parte, brittany, quien trabaja con la universidad de berkeley en educación, dice que este revésía será suficiente en las urnas en martínez pilar niño noticiero telemundo 48 nos vamos a quedar pendientes de lo que ocurra. mientras tanto, le cuento que un nuevo proyecto de ley en california busca brindar apoyo económico a estudiantes que enfrentaron la falta de vivienda en la preparatoria. esto con el propósito de que puedan asistir a universidades estatales. el proyecto de ley sb 685 cubriría los costos restantes de matrículas, libros y gastos de vida en san josé state y en otras 2 universidades. la ayud estaría disponible por 4 años para los residentes entre 17 y 26 años, comenzando en el año 2026 2027. para calificar, los estudiantes deben ser identificados como personas sin hogar y también completar las solicitudes de ayuda financiera. pero es que sin duda, la falta de vivienda aquí en california es una realidad y aquí hay unos números muy interesantes que debemos repasar. interesantes y dolorosos también reflejan la magnitud del problema. estos números vienen de parte del dep

in numerous actors and actresses in the cast, among them beverly d'angelo, singer ashanti, xander berkeley, also, director keenan moran from walnut creek portrays a character named sam in the film. more than half of homeless people are kids. kids are the greatest victim in living in the bay area. we really see the effects of homelessness. the movie is in theaters right now. the filmmaker says half of the proceeds will go to nonprofits helping with the homelessness crisis. well, the spring break travel rush is almost here, and you could be shelling out more than you did last year if you're flying. that's according to recent triple a data, the average domestic round trip fare coming in around $820, up 7% from 2024. and internationally, it is much of the same story. meanwhile, domestic hotel stays are up 8% since last year d international stays are up 4%. we spoke to julian kiehl, founder and ceo of points path. it's a browser extension that tracks best deals and prices for travelers. kiehl says the key to saving money flexibility. you may not be able to travel exactly the date that you need,

the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab posting this photo this morning of some fresh powder. lab officials recorded 2.8in of snow, with another 1 to 3 possibly over the next 24 hours. video showing how that snow made for a little bit of a slow roll on i-80. this is at the donner summit rest area. caltrans crews were stationed along the shoulder of the interstate, warning drivers of the icy conditions, and to really take it slow, both the east and westbound lanes of 80 were shut down because of the storm for just a few hours. but just before 7:00, chain controls were dropped and traffic began to run smoothly. >> obviously, there were the accidents that shut the highway down, but as far as cross traffic, you know, it's actually been a surprisingly all day. we did get a little bit of a pickup after everything reopened, but knock on wood, everybody seems to be being safe and, you know, driving the good speeds and not following too closely. >> and let's just take a quick look here at the roads up there in the sierra. this is 80 at kingvale clear on the roads. not a lot of people o

. >> reporter: goslik is a lecturer on ukrainian linguistics at uc berkeley and believes a lot was lostranslation, such as using metaphors about not having cards to play with. >> he is not accepting that president trump is using this metaphor of that, you know, this whole life or negotiation is a game because for president zelenskyy right now that's not a game. that's life. that's work. >> reporter: she had hoped, if anything, president zelenskyy would have been able to deliver one message to the united states. >> you can't actually trust russia because russians have lied numerous times and unfortunately, that's the message he i'm not sure was able to convey. >> reporter: while this may have been a setback for both countries, she has to hope both sides can cool their heads and continue talks once again. >> i wish president trump had, you know, had said let's think about our bigger goal right now, which is bring peace. >>> another big round of layoffs hitting the government this week, this time targeting weather forecasters. >> let's think twice. let's not go in with the chainsaw. let's

well-known actors and actresses for its cast, among them beverly d'angelo, singer shante and xander berkeleyand also actor keenan moran from walnut creek portrays a character named sam in no address. more than half of homeless people are kids. kids are the greatest victim in living in the bay area. we really see the effects of homelessness. he's so young. all right. the movie is in theaters now. the filmmaker says half of the proceeds will go to nonprofits helping with the homelessness crisis. up next, a wnba champ and walnut creek native sabrina ionescu takes on a new role. part owner of a bay area team. we'll tell you which one. here's a live look inside the control room at rockefeller center. lester holt preparing for nightly news, one of the top stories. the growing fallout from the top u.s. trade partners ahead of tonight's deadline. as businesses wor about for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity inter

. >> reporter: goslik is a lecturer on ukrainian linguistics at uc berkeley and believes a lot was lost in translation, such as using metaphors about not having cards to play with. >> he is not accepting that president trump is using this metaphor of that, you know, this whole life or negotiation is a game because for president zelenskyy right now that's not a game. that's life. that's work. >> reporter: she had hoped, if anything, president zelenskyy would have been able to deliver one message to the united states. >> you can't actually trust russia because russians have lied numerous times and unfortunately, that's the message he i'm not sure was able to convey. >> reporter: while this may have been a setback for both countries, she has to hope both sides can cool their heads and continue talks once again. >> i wish president trump had, you know, had said let's think about our bigger goal right now, which is bring peace. >>> another big round of layoffs hitting the government this week, this time targeting weather forecasters. >> let's think twice. let's not go in with the chainsaw. l

. >> uc berkeley professor jim wilcox explains the impact for companies and customers. >> with today's announcement that there will be an extra 20% tariff on china, that no doubt is going to make things more expensive here. it's going to raise costs for businesses, and ultimately it's going to raise costs noticeably for consumers. >> in chinatown, edward lao store features thousands of types of herbs. he says more than 95% of them come from china. the tariffs will definitely hit his products. >> like this. we currently have $88 a pound. so it's going to be increased to almost $100 a pound. >> lao says that will hurt his customers particularly. >> you know, it's really hard hit for the seniors because those people who are having only a fixed income. >> and tigerbalm, maybe you've heard of it or used it. >> tigerbalm is a herbal remedy. it works where it hurts from, you know, tummy aches to headaches to just helping wake up a mosquito bites. >> expect to see prices go up for that, says matthew chin. he's president of prince of peace enterprise. it's the exclusive u.s. distributor of tige

anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to contact berkeley police. >> police in san franciscoting a deadly shooting overnight. officers responded to the scene at 345 this morning. this was on large avenue in the city's fillmore neighborhood. when officers arrived, they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. police say that man died at the scene, and that was despite life saving efforts. anyone with information on that shooting is being asked to call police. and san jose police say a pedestrian was struck and killed by a vehicle today on south white road. police responded to that area near martin avenue around 215 in the morning. they found one person on the road with major injuries. medical personnel pronounced them dead at the scene, and south white road was closed between mount mckinley drive and rocky mountain drive in both directions. police say this is the fourth fatal traffic crash of 2025. >> evacuations have been ordered in parts of the carolinas after a brush fire sparked up this weekend amid dry conditions and gusty winds there. in south carolina, firefighters w

the 1st director of us that we do in the open, what the c i a used to do for berkeley, meaning that they fund oppositional groups and then countries where that are friendly, they just putting a whole range of civil society groups and countries that are kind of a problem, they fund those groups that are kind of parallel to potentially problem matic organizations. so if you have a left leaning union, you'll fund, you'll fund a us friendly union the but you know, you know, and then countries that are, that are out and out, you know, dissenting from us had gemini, se bolivia, youth youth youth fund. these organizations that basically raise the law, that the country is heading towards the dictatorship and you know, and, you know, and then manipulates to press and go and book delivery. that was the reason why i mean, the reason why that cool didn't take cold is because at the moment i was kicked out a id and the getting the question as to what degree a lot of these programs will continue on to different rubrics. but as a symbol of us power, as a symbol of us had gemini, the, the, the, the targ

por su parte, brittany, quien trabaja con la universidad de berkeley en educación, dice que este revésolpes. la policía dijo que el sospechoso, quien vestía una sudadera roja con capucha, golpeó varias veces a la víctima en la cara antes de tomar las llaves y marcharse con su coche. pues abrid bien los ojos porque vamos a conocer hoy. la nueva tendencia. se llama bebé reborn. es una terapia. dicen que están haciendo algunas parejas ante la imposibilidad de ser padres de manera convencional. sí, bueno. de qué se trata el bebé reborn? es un muñeco muy similar a un bebé real en cuanto a tamaño y también a peso. césar los protagonistas de hoy lo mandaron a hacer en canadá con inteligencia artificial para que se parezca a ellos. veamos. Él es batman, el bebé reborn de alejandra y jaime, un muñeco hiperrealista hecho con inteligencia artificial en base a las fotografías de sus padres cuando eran bebés. nosotros teníamos una ansiedad impresionante cuando llegó, porque llegó envuelto pues en una caja y todo de cómo iba a ser. es como cuando tú vas a tener un hijo real. la terapia del bebé rebo

natalia is a lecturer on ukrainian linguistics at uc berkeley. the united states in 2021 as a scholar. she was shocked over the heated exchange but believes a lot was lost in translation. >> he is not accepting that president trump is using this metaphor of that life or administration is a game, because for president zelenskyy right now that's not a game, that's life, that's work. >> while this may have been a setback for both countries, she has to hope that both sides can cool their heads and continue talks once again. >>> a pilot program in san mateo county is testing out a new way of treating drug addiction. it would reward recovering meth users with gift cards if they continue to test clean. amanda hari has that story. >> reporter: it's something daniel maldonado, who's recovering from a meth addiction, is doing something he hasn't been able to do for most of his life. walk to a store, pick something out, and pay for it. it's thanks to a gift card program run by our common ground, a nonprofit for substance abuse treatment. >> being able to ha

those showers that have just popped up through parts of the bay view, pushing on through parts of berkeleyor miss as we wake up this morning. people are getting ready for the napa valley marathon, halmarathon and five k. it starts at seven this morning. you'll feel maybe a couple drops on your head, but some people like that kind of running weather, and that's really the only activity i see there. as the race gets underway. the second half of the mid morning hours, once you're done with all of that, the afternoon brunch and drinks that you're going to get to celebrate looking much clearer but cooler. we are only going to get into the highs in those upper 50, so prepare to grab that rain jacket as we head out the door. we'll be talking about the chance of some isolated thunder, maybe some small hail as the daytime cloud cover breaks a little bit. we'll walk you through that hour by hour for our sunday plans. also out there towards the coast. please just stay away. it is some high surf advisory going on there through tomorrow, at least with that wet pattern continuing as we go on into our fi

stanford wins it. 73 68 improved to 19 senior night in berkeley as well. cal taking on boston college, very first possession of the game javan blacksher junior absolutely drops his defender. there is the 3 he had 18 points. and then in the 2nd half call-up by 7 off the miss madi sissoko the put back and one he had a monster game. 21 points, 15 rebounds count goes on to win 80 to 71. there are now 13 16 and santa clara blowout win on the road tonight, beating pacific 97 66. 21 12. >> for kristof, tilly. the broncos finished their regugar season with 20 wins 2011. all right. a soccer now the san jose earthquakes got off to a great start last saturday with the 4, nothing win over real salt lake. tonight, the quakes playing their first road game against sporting kansas city and they didn't waste any time getting on the scoreboard. 30 kris jenner on go with his first goal as a member of the earthquakes, san jose on the board early 19th minute now. same score off the corner. kick josef martinez. well, he's 100 17th career regular season go. that's tied for 6th.

double in vacaville fairfield, as well as sonoma in the north bay, all down in the 30's, berkeley and oakland at 45 48 degrees as we do move through today. do expect dry conditions, mostly sunny skies. definitely staying cool, though, especially with that steady breeze. i'll be talking any other chances of rain. the forecast brings us still to come. >> it's 10 minutes across the bay bridge. pretty normal drive time right before the metering lights are set to come on. the san mateo bridge at 12 minutes to make your crossing rolling at the limit at both the richmond, sandra fell as well as the golden gate, which at this view looks really nice. that is not the care of are pregnant. so he's been residents pushing back against a possible move to reopen former one is president dublin as an immigration detention center. this comes after bay area, congressman mark and zoe lofgren sent a letter to federal officials raising concerns that has just conditions and a history of inmate abuse at the facility. the president closed back in december and they say it's not equipped to handle immigration d