larry: i don't know how many people in burbank can do that.nk of cowboys in burbank typically. >> he needed a hat. >> that guy is awesome. good job. julian: this weekend is th unofficial start of summer. what says summer more than ice cream? ben & jerry's has come out with a new twist on the classic, an ice cream sandwich that is actually not a sandwich. larry: here is alexa harrison, public relations manager with ben & jerry's. thank you for your time. we've got samples of what you call sammy's? explain what a sammy is. >> eat with you guys. it is all about nostalgia. when you dig into this point, it's got a vanilla base, classic vanilla with chocolate sandwich cookies and chocolate cookie swirls. when you take a bite, it is like you are biting into an ice cream sandwich. we want to take you back to summer, boardwalks, the beach. >> it is delicious. >> so good. larry: i am sold. i will take 1000 of them. >> i thought this would be cookies and cream. but it is better. this is limited-edition. >> [indiscernible] those really big cookie pieces r

porter is running against congressman adam schiff of burbank and east bank congresswoman barbara lee in the democratic primary race to replace dianne feinstein, who announced that she will not seek reelection today, lee received the endorsement of prominent democratic voting rights advocates. stacey abrams in a statement, the former georgia gubernatorial candidate said barbara lee is the leader of california and the nation needs right now in the u. s. senate. very tough loss tonight in los angeles, golden state comes up just short in the final seconds . the lakers win game 4104 to 1 . oh, one, and tonight, a big crowd at chase center for the warriors watch party in san francisco ktvu jana katsuyama reports. fans are ready to return wednesday night for what is now a must win game and this playoff run is definitely bringing much needed business, though. two bars and restaurants. who are your fans know with this team series isn't over till it's over. and that the chase center watch party in thriving city plaza monday, fans brought their golden state spirit. even some lakers fans joined

reporter sara welch was out on the picket line and burbank. >> the big question, of course, is when will the strike come to an end now into its second week? both sides seem miles apart. >> drivers passing by warner brothers studios in burbank, honking in support of the striking writers. many prepared for a long battle. yes, the skilled is prepared for as long as it takes. labor talks for the writers guild of america's 11,000 workers are at a standstill. the strike now in its second week and demands the wga pushing for higher residuals for streaming shows and guaranteed staffing levels on tv shows. what's happened to us is the same thing that happens to many other industries, which is let greed take over and they don't care about the workers or our ability to make a living. and so we have to stand up for ourselves and for everyone in entertainment because this isn't something that's happening suggest riders were just the first to the battlefield. the union told its membership. the strike is having an impact halting hundreds of productions from la to new york. >> crossing a picket line bac

warner brothers studio is a prominent part of burbank's economy.s enough for the mayor to support the strike while preparing for a downturn. we're looking at a cost saving measures we're looking at how we can support people in the short term, so that fewer people are affected and that the smaller businesses in the area supported if there was any victory in the first full week of the strike. it came at a small street off cold water. canyon writers. pickets may have shut down a location. shoot. we have seen trucks come. we have seen trucks turn away trucks. no production by the afternoon crew members were sent home. that was susan hiroshima reporting. the strike is also expected to take a on the economy in southern california. various estimates say the 2007 strike cost 2 to $3 billion in the local economy. barrier weather our next system coming onboard right now. more clouds and even some scattered rain showers for this evening. but what about your weekend? we'll have the update coming up after the break. tonight at seven over on ktvu, plus a new out

they found the horses grazing in the front yard home in burbank.h. apples. this officer. what he did was actually get back on the horse and then wrote it back home. so dot on it all i was the officer was like, yeah. right? i didn't >> i just say i had a horse when i was younger. i think that would be the easiest way. horses are little notoriously kind of, you know, stubborn sometimes. and if he was freaked out, that was probably the best way to get the horse. it worked. yeah, that's pretty cool view, though, an odd view. all right. let's talk about this one. the hunt for pieces of meteorite underway in queensland australia after there were multiple reports of a fireball. you can see it right there on saturday night footage captured by a camera at the cairns airport shows that meteor flashing. i'm pretty incredible. flashing bright green as it falls to earth and basically now they're looking for pieces. there it is. how if i saw that, i would be absolutely terrified. look, i want go back yeah. i feel like that's it. i'm done. but scary. but interest

what happened with me and why i was so lucky in burbank, christie fajardo. fox two news at five starts now. he was nice. that was my favorite dad, even if you think it's not a big piece of information that you please come forward, and you just say something, anything at five heartache for an east bay family when a shootingn east oakland turns deadly two young girls have lost their father to gun violence. good evening, everyone . i'm mike mibach julie julie haener. it happened over the weekend near a freeway on ramp. our crime reporter henry lee here now, after speaking with the family, henry and julie. they're just devastated two girls, just six and one now struggling to cope without their dad. it's your dad. a little bit sad.

joseph in burbank, three years ago. he returned home from a ski trip i italy, just as the virus was starting to spread. he had a 1% chance to survive it, but he beat it all, beat the odds, and was released from the hospital after a two-month stay. he says he owes all of it to healthcare workers who stepped forward to save his life. >> they deserve everything. i would not be here today without them. i am incredibly grateful they don't get the accolades that they deserve. the most unappreciated profession out there. >> let's follow his example. if you see a medical worker today or this week, say thank you to them. garfield said he got back to work after finding his healing, by urging all of us t take the virus seriously. >>> we know concert tickets ca reach into hundreds of dollars. still ahead, how you can watch some of your favorite acts for just $25. >>> a community heartbroken after another mass shooting, this time, in texas. eight killed after a gunman opened fire in an outlet mall. why investigators say it >>> welco

dan: a runaway horse is back with its owner thanks to one police officer in burbank.ma: the officer had to go on a ride to corral it. police got the call about a horse running down a residential street early yesterday morning. dan: one officer spotted oreo wandering near a home. you see the officer riding the horse back to its owner. ama: police say oreo first took off after getting spooked during a ride with her owner. dan: quick thinking. we watched for years and now a new class of bay area hall of famer is being honored. larry: the bay area spor of fame with a class for the ages. five stars inducted tonight. buster posey and patrick willis among them. that's next in for likes or followers. their path isn't for the casually curious. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. the exact thing that can change the world. some say it's what they were born to do... it's what they live to do... trinet serves small and medium sized businesses... so they can do more of what matters. benefits. payroll. compliance. trinet. people matter. i'm jayson. i'm living

there was a runaway horse in the streets of burbank. an officer came to the rescue.ers got a call in the middle of the night about a horse frantically running down the street without its owner. a short time later, police found the horse grazing on someone's lawn. the owner was found nearby. the officer, who has experience with horses, mounted the animal, rode it back to its owner. the owner told police the horse got spooked after their ride, ran off. no one was hurt. >>> this is a view from our sky ranger of the setup for the bottle rock music festival in napa. the highly anticipated event kicks off tomorrow, runs through the weekend. notable acts include red hot chili peppers, sheryl crow, the wu-tang clan. standard tickets are sold out but there are people offering their tickets for resale through bottle rock. it's a little pricey. three-day general admission pass is currently about $460. >> i've never been. >> i've never been either. >> maybe next year. >> i know, we need to plan something. >>> how's the weather? >> may gray doing its thing. the marine layer. let'

tony furman visited burbank elementary to tour the school's transitional kindergarten program. he took time to read to students, join in activities, and thank teachers. it happens to be teacher appreciation week. >> one more question for you all. i want to know, who is the best, best, best, best teacher in the whole wide world? >> we love our teachers. the stop was part of thurmond's school tour series to showcase programs that are working to close the gap created by the pandemic and provide opportunities for all students. thurmond has long championed early education. he laid the groundwork for the state's universal access to t-k to all 4-year-olds and universal access to preschool for 3 and 4-year-olds. >>> proof that you're never too old to graduate from college. the long and winding path of one particular graduate. >>> a love for learning and a passion for music at any age. >> yep, that's what pushed one soon-to-be oldest college graduate at virginia tech. meet kay, 85 years old. after years of working as a researcher and professor, she's going to earn her bachelor's degree

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dan: a runaway horse is back with its owner thanks to one police officer in burbank.cer had to go on a ride to corral it. police got the call about a horse running down a residential street early yesterday morning. dan: one officer spotted oreo wandering near a home. you see the officer riding the horse back to its owner. ama: police say oreo first took off after getting spooked during a ride with her owner. dan: quick thinking. we watched for years and now a new class of bay area hall of famer is being honored. larry: the bay area spor of fame with a class for the ages. five stars inducted tonight. buster posey and patrick willis among them. what about these? looks right. nooo... nooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! one sheet of bounty is all you need. and bounty is 2x more absorbent so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. ♪ma ma ma ma♪ [clears throut] for fast sore throat relief, try vicks vapocool drops with two times more menthol per drop*, and the powerful rush of vicks vapors for fast-acting relief you can feel. vicks vapocool drops. fast reli

burbank congressman adam schiff called for reform to gun laws in a video he posted to twitter. there's a lot that we can do about this. we can pass an assault weapons ban. we can have truly universal background checks. we can have a ban on extended ammunition clips. other countries that have just had one mass tragedy like we have every week. sometimes every day had passed laws like this, and they have dramatically reduce gun violence in their countries. we need to get that done here. and senator dianne feinstein has also weighed in on the shooting, she tweeted. it will require courage from lawmakers to stand up to the n r a and pass meaningful gun safety legislation. i hope that more will look at the violence we saw this weekend in realize we don't have to accept this as the new normal hashtag. enough is enough , and texas governor greg abbott is also speaking out about the tragedy this morning on fox news sunday, he suggested the country needs to address what he believes is the root cause of a lot of violence. it's people want a quick solution. the long term solution here is t

apparently running away giselle and heidi ortega were last seen around 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon on burbank street in hayward, 15 year-old giselle is on the left. 14 year-old heidi on the right. anyone who can help find them as urged to contact the alameda county sheriff's office at the phone number listed at the bottom of the screen. a long-running san francisco based drag group has been uninvited now from appearing at the los angeles dodgers pride event next month. county la chapter of the sisters of perpetual indulgence. we're going to be honored with the team's community hero award. >> but following complaints from the catholic church in some lawmakers. the invitation and the award has now been rescinded. in a statement, the dodgers a quote, given the strong feelings of people who have been offended by the sisters inclusion in our evening, we are deciding to remove them from this year's group of honorees. end quote. the decision comes as a florida senator marco rubio sent off a letter to major league baseball commissioner rob manfred questioning whether the league is quote, inclusive an

luke burbank sits down with one of the stars of the hit series "yellowjackets," juliette lewis. story from steve hartman. the mother/daughter team behind the popular cooking podcast "table manners." and a mother's day remembrance from senator amy klobuchar. and more on this sunday morning for the 14th of may, 2023. we'll be back in a moment. >>> seems like a crisis that's gone from bad to worse, to even worse, and still no end in sight. lee cowan begins our look at the chaos on the border. >> reporter: on the day we celebrate moms in this country, there are thousands of other mothers and children living like this. on both sides of our border. the covid-era law that effectively allowed the trump and biden administrations to expel migrants back into mexico before they could ask for asylum is no more. it expired. in its place the biden administration has imposed more restrictions on those seeking asylum, but that's really only a footnote to the larger border law that was really designed for the cold war, and in no way fits the misery of this moment. >> u.s. refugee policy in the 19

luke burbank on a star turn for the lowly tumbleweed.rocca gets to the bottom of the shoes no shoes debate. it's a sunday morning by design. and we'll hit the heights next. ♪ ♪ >>> how's this for a living room? there is room for just about anything, and the view is not bad either. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the highest home on earth. the penthouse at central park tower on the park's southern edge. even sits above the clouds. on a clear day the view stretches some 50 miles well beyond new york and new jersey to connecticut and the atlantic ocean. in the park below, people really do look like ants. buildings resemble architectural models. only one world trade center is taller. completed in 2021, it's 17-square-foot apartment has 27-foot ceilings, seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. the three-story spiral staircase leads to a 300-person room and 1,400-square-foot terrace. a prize for the perfect owner. ideally, not afraid of heights, or its sky-high price tag. $250 million. of course, few of us will ever live in a home the size of this one. david pogue

chairman mcgovern, i'm going to give you the chance that the criticize and banning of books, the burbank unified school district, banned of mice and men. they banned adventures of huckleberry finn. they banned some. dr. seuss titles, and they banned to kill a mockingbird. by the way, it was the right who was criticizing this. no one on the left that i'm aware of criticized. would you like to condemn this book? but book banning. i read to kill a mockingbird when i was just a book. and obviously we need to put some things in perspective, but i'm not for banning books. well, thank you for your intellectual honesty. i mean that sincerely. how about my question? what was your question again? all the books that have been banned. oh, i'm getting that. i'm getting. okay, i'm getting thank the fundamental myth. a misunderstanding here is there's a difference between banning books. which republican don't agree with and making sure that books are appropriate for certain age groups and fundamentally that parents via school boards make those decisions. that's it. and you can watch that full house deb

porter is running against congressman adam schiff of burbank and east bay congresswoman barbara lee in the democratic primary race to replace dianne feinstein, who announced she will not seek re election. it's 4 19. let's talk about your weather on the tuesday morning, steve parsons right here with the poor gift right here. yeah he's here from yesterday because they were all very, very close here this time of year. usually we were in the seventies or eighties, as you know. gilroy menlo park's and anselmo, san jose napa santa rosa conquered livermore all between 66 68 degrees. that's another below average day. by far they should be around 76 77. a lot of those locations is 78 1 more little spin in the atmosphere. if you can't see it on your 165 inch high def tv, it's right there. this way. it'r us, but it was spending a lot of high and mid level clouds. you can see that's already happening. so a partly cloudy day maybe you know the higher clouds mostly cloudy but again we usually people, whether only ones who noticed, but there'll be a lot of high clouds little bit warmer, though. and t

10 people are expected to be involved in stealing $70,000 worth of merchandise from the store in burbank has been broken into three times since 2018. the robbers made off with high-end merchandise. the owner said they had idea what to grab and grabbed clothes and we carry premium items, things that typically sellout at retailers. >> todd: washington, d.c. transforming as law enforcement officers visit the capitol for law enforcement week. here is house speaker kevin mccarthy. >> the one thing about serving in law enforcement, it is not a job, it is a way of life. show the respect and funding and stand up for law enforcement officers to make sure that they can continue to do the job to keep our streets safe. >> todd: and their families who make sacrifices, as well. is sunday i facilitated panel hosted by concerns of survivors, amber and kathy were on the survivor panel and both lost loved ones in the line of duty and join me now. great to see you again. kathy, briefly tell us what happened to your husband. >> my husband was a police detective in phoenix, arizona and he was in the process

well ramirez live in burbank.act this is going to have on some of our favorite shows. good morning, mario. pam good morning. yes, we're talking about 20,000 writers represented by the writers guild of america officially on strike, where a few hours in and those picket lines aren't expected to start until one o'clock this afternoon local time, and we're at a starbucks coffee shop near the warner brothers studios in burbank, and this is a popular spot for industry folks and writers to get their morning coffee and start their day. but plenty will be missing in action , and that is because they will be joining the picket lines. this work on hundreds of movies, scriptednow the instructions for union members essentially barring them from writing for studios or conducting any negotiations on future projects. the writers guild had been trying to obtain viewership based residuals for streaming services, meaning the more views the more compensation these writers get. they were also asking for a minimum staff of six writers

state school -- the state school superintendent was spending time reading to students at burbank elementaryhance to see transitional kindergarten, and we have to commend this district for what you've done. karina: he credits hayward unified school districtlearniols dren.larry: l's get to th week'. me it is indeed, but it's not going to be that hot on sunday. live doppler 7 shows fog has backed off from the coast. it'll move back as we head toward the latter part of the evening. tomorrow afternoon, hot. inland highs in the low to mid 90's. near the coast, in the 60's. we turn down the heat in time for mother's day plans and keep it comfortable as we head into next week. karina: the search for a solution to a complex puzzle in the heart of silicon valley. larry: the last one took years to solve. now it is your chance. larry: at 8 p.m., "jeopardy masters," followed by abc7 news at 11 p.m. a brainteaser is back in downtown san jose, projected on top of the adobe tower. now comes the race to crack the code. lauren martinez shows you how you can play. reporter: this is a puzzle atop adobe's headq

so the company will work with them on possibilities including moving back here to burbank. some people had already found other jobs because they didn't want to move to florida. so a lot of life changes while we're talking politics. >> a messy situation. natasha chen, thank you so much. >>> coming up, ukraine's wartime president will soon head to japan to seek solidarity with the g7 leaders. zelenskyy's trip comes ahead of the country's highly anticipated counteroffensive. >>> plus a d.c. police officer accused of helping the leader of the proud boys avoid arrest. >>> later floods leave many towns across northern italy in ruins. the recovery has only just begun. you wake up more energized. introducing purple's new mattresses our unique g gel flex grid draws away heat, helplping you fall asleep faster. it relieves pressure for less “ow,” and more “ahhh.” and instantly adapts as you move, without ever disturbing your partner. amazing. sleep better. live purple. save $800 off mattress sets at our memorial day event. visit purple.com or a store near you. ♪ ♪ make your dream car.

with work with them individually case by case, including the possibility of moving them back here to burbank? the los angeles area. according to "the orlando business journal" this was going to be a office complex in the lake nona region, just east of disney world. this is in the midst of a very contentious moment between the leadership. any responsibilities from the governor's office? it's been a short time ago. >> this just came in. we have nod yet heard from the governor's office. i'm hearing, as we speak that orange county mayor might issue a statement about this as well. i'm waiting to see what local leaders have to say. jim? >> i'm sure they're following job growth in those communities. natasha chen in l.a., thank you very much. >>> the state of montana will soon prohibit all residents from used the social media app tiktok on their personal devices. the governor signed a bill that bans the app from operating within state lines to protect personal and private data from the chinese communist party. it says there's a potential fine of $10,000 per day for breaking the law. it also applying

work on an individual case by case basis on their options including the possibility of returning to burbank here in the los angeles area. governor desantis' office through a spokesperson gave a statement that read disney announced the possibility of a lake nona campus nearly two years ago. nothing every came of the project and the state was unsure whether it would come to fruition given the company's financial straits, falling market cap and declining stock price. it is unsurprising that they would restructure their business operations and cancel unsuccessful ventures. on the same day, disney did announce that they are shutting down the star wars star cruiser, a premium experience where families paid thousands of dollars for a two night voyage through the galaxy. that has only been open for about a year. and despite that announcement, in the memo they say that they will still invest $17 billion and add 13,000 jobs to that florida resort in the next ten years. the orange county mayor said that these 2,000 jobs not moving to florida was the result of disney not having an inclusive and collabo

officers in burbank had to track down a loose horse last night.ice got a call about a horse running frantically down a street without its owner. the horse still had a saddle on it. the officers found a horse grazing on a lawn and one officer was able to mount the horse and ride it back to the owner. owner said the horse got spooked after their ride and just bolted. >> he doesn't really look where he's going. up and away. >>> best burgers in america, and the bay area is representing. >> you know it's good when it's best burger day and it goes all weekend. koja kitchen made it to number 10 on the list. they serve burgers on buns made from rice. also on the list, bear bites in newark, and then the counter, locally owned. you can find one on santana road in san josÉ. national burger day is sunday so if you would like to celebrate -- >> we will have burgers. our friends are having us over. >> what time? >> yeah, set a few more tables, mike and diane. >> hey, there's a little diddy about mike and diane. >> i think a lot of people will be grilling out th

work on an individual case-by-case basis on their options, including the possibility of returning to burbankin the los angeles area. governor ron desantis' office through a spokesperson gave a statement to our colleague that read, "disney announced the possible of a lake nona campus nearly two years ago. nothing ever came of the project and the state was unsure whether it would come to fruition. given the company's financial straits, falling market cap, and declining stock price it, sun surprising they would restructure their business operations and cancel unsuccessful ventures." on the same day disney did announce they are shutting down the "star wars" galactic star cruiser at the walt disney world resort. that is a premium experience where families paid thousands of dollars for a two-night voyage through the galaxy. that has only been open about a year. despite that announcement, demauro in his memo did say they are still going to invest $17 billion and ad 13,000 jobs to that florida resort in the next ten years. the orange county mayor said that these 2,000 jobs not moving to florida was

work on an individual case by case basis on their options including the possibility of returning to burbank here in the los angeles area. governor desantis' office through a spokesperson gave a statement that read disney announced the possibility of a lake knownona campus nearly two years ago and nothing came of the project. given the company's financial straits, falling market cap and falling stock price, it is not surprising that they will cancel unsuccessful ventures. and they also announced that they are shutting down the star wars experience where families paid thousands of dollars for a two night voyage. that has only been open for about a year. despite that announcement, they say that they are still going to invest $17 billion and add 13,000 jobs to the florida resort in the next ten years. the orange county mayor said that these 2,000 jobs not moving to florida was a result of disney not having an inclusive work environment. the chair says that it happened because of desantis' unhinged personal vendetta against disney. natasha chen, cnn, los angeles. >>> legal battles beginning afte

. >> chris: it was the dead of summer in burbank, 110 agrees i was like i'm not liking this.e five minutes and then i realized how much gray hair i have. >> jimmy: this is a photo of your long hair, this is beardless. i heard you say something about this and what it made you feel like i wanted to hear that. >> chris: i don't know if it's what it made me feel like but, okay, let's just break down this photo. >> jimmy: yeah. >> chris: this guy, feeling it, really, he's feeling it, he's feeling very cool. this is right before my publicist says that i looked like rachel from "friends". [laughter] [cheers and applause]. >> jimmy: why is that not a huge compliment? [laughter] >> chris: yeah. >> jimmy: i mean yeah, you should have said thank you is what you should have said. >> chris: i shouldn't have, man. >> jimmy: why? >> chris: because. i mean -- >> jimmy: listen, have you ever seen a better looking human being than this right here? come on now. not a chance. >> chris: no, i'm not taking it away from jennifer don't throw me under the bass i think jennifer anderson's a beautiful

with those individual cases to see if they'd like to stay there or in some cases, move back here to burbanks comes as the chairman also says in this memo that they are firmly committed to this florida flag ship resort. they intend to invest $17 billion and add 13,000 jobs in this next ten years, but wolf thrks also comes on the same day they announced they are shutting down the star wars galactic star cruiser there at that resort. a very premium experience that's only been open for a year. >> how is the desantis team responding to this news? >> right. well, a spokesperson from his office sent a statement to our colleague, steve, and it reads like this. d disney announced the possibility of a lake nona campus nearly two years ago. nothing ever came of the project. disney's falling financial straits and stock price, it is not surprising they would restructure their business operations. we heard from some local leaders, the orange county mayor said this happened because the company didn't have an inclusive and collaborative work environment. the chair of the florida democratic party said this

latavius international ranked 12th in the english, hello burbank 13. the los angeles dodgers and patient apology and we invited the sisters of perpetual indulgence to their annual prid night next month. the dodgers had initially rescinded the invitation to the drag group saying they were considering the things of those who believed the group blocks christian spirit, but backtracked on their status within days resentencing they listen to thoughtful feedback o the issue and have we extended the invite, which the group has accepted brendan brisson attack captured on camera downtown los angeles are kind of hard to watch. involving a group of cyclists and demand a pickup truck. the group next him into the ground and then click submit storms on him repeatedly. while one suspect breaks the victims windshield using his bicameral the victim manages to get back into his truck and drives off. the lapd called the broadline attack shocking but said that nobody reported the crime. and they're asking the victim t come forward. >> good luck with that. coming up, the m

for those individuals, they will be given options including the possibility of moving back here to burbankfornia. i'm also told that some employees had actually found other jobs because they knew they did not want to move the florida. and now those to jobs are staying in the golden state. a lot of whiplash for those individuals and in the political world. natasha chen, cnn, los angeles. >> whiplash indeed. >>> still ahead, it is the strongest measure yet by a state government to restrict tiktok. montana's governor signed a bill banning the video-sharing app in the state. a group of tiktok users is suing to overturn the ban. . ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh bebeans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that.t... ...i need a breakthrough card..... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas... ...a brilliant reality! the ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. - psst

declared free of covid after a long fight against the virus at providence saint joseph medical center in burbankontracted covid during a ski trip to italy and was the hospitals first covid patient. he spent one month on a ventilator and 64 days in the hospital research from the university of colorado suggests more cancer patients. because should consider taking marijuana to help ease their pain. a study found that both short and longer term benefits for people undergoing chemotherapy were evident. cancer patients eating edible cannabis products reported feeling less discomfort . within an hour, they reported sleeping better and thinking more clearly, two weeks later. reported better cognitive function. they also reported increases in their subjective cognitive function and subjective performance is if i ask you do you feel clear headed? it's estimated 40% of patients take cannabis to manage pain or the side effects of chemotherapy. nice school student in the valley has written a song to help raise money for pediatric brain cancer research in the garden. the song is titled nightlight. it's writte

at 7 25, now burbank police officer rescued a horse and rode it back to its owner.s happened earlier tuesday morning, officers found the horse named oreo after it click calmed down and was grazing on some grass. a nearby resident first noticed the horse without a rider. the responding officer grew up around horses and notice the horse had a saddle but no brittle, which is the part that goes around the head while the officer having known a little bit about horses here is you see here hopped on oreos back. and took oreo back home. we open up the floodgates for everyone to have drugs, but we didn't open up the floodgates the fentanyl t several hearings we'll hear from pa the illegal drug as they push for more access to treatment, plus census status showing where in california was hit the hardest by people moving out of major cities will break down that data for you. whenever you're hungry, there's a deal on the subway app. buy one footlong, get one 50% off in the subway app today. now that's a deal worth celebrating. man, what are you doing?! get it before it's gone on

their strike, he passed out donuts to the striking riders right outside of walt disney studios in burbank. it's not the first time a has done something like this. he's got a big box of donuts back in 2007, the last time that the writers went on strike, he passed out donuts outside of universal studios. most of the people on strike didn't expect leno to drive up, but they said it was a pleasant surprise. we are hearing from the man in san bernardino county who stopped a stroller with a baby inside that was rolling toward a busy street. take a look at video here. a woman is busy unloading her car, and she sees her stroller and baby rolling away. she dives for it can't catch it. but then a good samaritan steps in after seeing what was happening. he rushed that stroller and grabbed it right before it got to that busy street up ahead. she was traumatized, was crying. she's just in shock. and that i hope she's alright. that's why i gave her a hug. also, like i wouldn't know what to do with that is my child. all the possibilities that go through your mind. i think every parent has been in that n

says they will work with those individuals including the possibility of moving them back here to burbank area. now, as far as reaction goes, governor ron desantis did release a statement through his spokesperson and i want to read that to you, this was acquired by steve contorno. he did say it was unsurprising that disney would cancel the project given the company's financial straits, falling market cap and declining stock price. unsurprising they would restructure their business operations and cancel unsuccessful ventures. when we did hear from other local leaders as well, orange county mayor demings and the florida democratic party chair all saying that this is really because of the desantis/disney feud that they feel that they've lost these florida jobs. in the meantime the trump war room official campaign account on twitter also put up this tweet yesterday quoting the story saying ron desanctimonious gets caught in the mouse trap, the culture of losing continues. so this really played into the politics of the moment and of course a lot of business decisions went into this as far as w

for those individuals, they will be given options including the possibility of moving back here to burbank some employees had actually found other jobs because they knew that they did not want to move to florida. and now those jobs are staying here in the golden state. so a lot of whiplash here for those individuals and in the political world. natasha chen, cnn, los angeles. >>> coming up, we'll get into this tiktok crackdown in montana. the first state to ban the app on all devices. legislation already facing legal fights, but how strong are the arguments. helping businesses both large and small, communities anand the people who live and work there grow and thrive. we're proud t to call these places home too. they're where we put down roots, and where together, we work to help move everyone's financial goals forward. pnc bank. oh ms flores. you're the leader of many and pet wrangler, too. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. national university is here to suprt all of you. national university. supporting the whole you. postmenopausal women with hr+ her2- metastatic breast ca

his attorney is hopeful this verdict sends a strong message not just in burbank but around the state.lity and this settlement, why the 24 million is so important, because it sends a message to every police officer in california, had they but their badge on they take an oath to protect life >> his death has prompted the california highway patrol to change its policies preventing officers from using techniques that involve what they call substantial risk of positional asphyxia and in 2021 gavin newsom signed a law barring police from the state using certain face-down hold, officially the largest civil rights settlement of its kind by the state of california, kate. >> gary, meantime, the case against these seven officers and the nurse connected to his death continues, right >> reporter: yes, two overlapping cases here, that civil trial which just wrapped up and criminal trial. the six officers involved in the incident face one count each of involuntary manslaughter and one felony count of assault under the color of authority the registered nurse on the scene was also charged with involun

leno brought doughnuts to the picketers outside the walt disney studios in burbank yesterday.cause he loves cars. he quietly handed out those boxes wearing his denim. he's still learning that rock in the denim top bottom. we also say he looks does he looks really good? yeah, actually, really get of that. accident under his arm. are fixing seen his face? yeah. wow. does look good. and he's in solidarity. with the writers. good for you know how many writers tables as he sat out. that was the year. so many. >> all take a break. 7.56. that i'm coming up in the next hour. the clock is ticking in oakland before possible teachers strike. that could happen in 24 hours. we'll have the latest on those ongoing negotiations between the teachers and the district. plus, nurses at one concord hospital are set to go on strike today demanding what they want. it is a fair contract. what they're saying. we have a live report. department stores are prlling out of san francisco. white nordstrom says it's leaving. i know what you're thinking. “retta in a grocery store?" "celebrities really are just

porter is running against congressman adam schiff of burbank and east bay congresswoman barbara lee in the democratic primary race to replace dianne feinstein, who announced she will not seek re election. and we are tracking the weather out there. we've got a change in the weather coming. it's going to warm up. you had to its may but not right away. this is the model long range goes out seven days and i want you to see this trough. you see that little the jet streaks if you will, that, little says, looping downs the jet stream. but watch what happens asng pump up right there there was how the arches upward. right so that's the beginning of that high pressure building in so we're going to go from a pretty cool pattern to a more typical pattern pretty rapidly, so if i show you here, so here's this is right now, here's the jet stream. there's a trough that's a cool air is on the north side. warm errors on this outside when the trough gets low like this, the warm air or the cool air is more on us. right so what happens next week and he's going to resolve this. here right here. and that hap

the superintendent was at burbank elementary school in hayworth, where he read the students and also participated in other classroom activities. thurman says the visit was to celebrate teachers and also highlight universal transitional kindergarten and other programs for the state's youngest learners. there are various forms of preschool that are available to you, and they're free, um, for three year olds in our state preschool program and four year old and tk your students can get access to learning that is fun and play based, but helps them to get accustomed to being in school helps them to begin to learn how to read the fundamentals and to be a customer school so that when they start kindergarten, they are ready for success. superintendent thoroughbred has been visiting schools across the state to boost enrollment in universal t. k as it's called, and also lead teacher recruitment efforts. well speaking of recruiting both it and retaining teachers are top priorities for school leaders really all across the country. but many school districts say that they are facing a big problem w

writers, the former late night host brought donuts to picketers outside of walt disney studios in burbank writers strike with thousands back on the picket lines. it's the first strike in 15 years. the last one costing hollywood billions of dollars. john fenoglio shows us what's at stake. >> from los angeles to new york city. writers are on strike picketing in front of major hollywood studios and production companies. we are facing an existential crisis over the profession of writing. ellen stutzman is the chief negotiator of the writers guild of america west. she says her members are struggling to make ends meet in the age of streaming. we're pretty far apart with the company's on all the issues. wga members are calling on studios to increase writers base pay residual pay from streaming services like netflix, amazon, apple and others. more contributions to pension plans as well as health plans. and they say they don't want artificial intelligence to have any part in content creation. our ask is that ai. >> cannot write scripts. it cannot rewrite scripts. it can't be treated as source mate

declared free of covid after a long fight against the virus at providence saint joseph medical center in burbankntracted covid during a screed trip to italy and was the hospitals first covid patient. he spent one month on a ventilator and 64 days in the hospital. i was very, very fortunate. to be here to talk to you guys today and be living my life. normally i remember clearly the day he came in, and a j and i were in front of his room and we both just kind of broke down and started crying, realizing we were in uncharted territory. and to see his zest for life. garfield story that of a healthy man with no underlying conditions who was ravaged by a new virus that was sweeping the globe would become common. in the following months. he showed doctors what was possible. we advocated for over 20 patients when we got out of the hospital. unfortunately all 20 patients that were severe passed away. so i don't know. what happened with me and garfield says his battle with covid has left him more optimistic than ever and inspired to live his best life. the oakland a's a reportedly visiting other potential

walt disney studios in burbank. back in 2007. last time wga writers went on strike, he handed out donuts outside of universal. most of the people on strike today said that it was a pleasant surprise. rouz here at home, new at noon, the state legislature will soon consider a bill to expand access to medications to treat opioid abuse. the bill was announced this morning in san francisco by state assembly member matt haney . he was joined by mayor london breed and department of public health leaders at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. haney says if passed, the bill will increase access to treatment and build on efforts to combat the fentanyl crisis. this bill that we're announcing today and that we've partnered with mayor breed and the department of public health on will ensure that we can enroll more people in this treatment and that will save lives. >> buprenorphine is assemblyman haney says one of the medications the legislation would increase access to is buprenorphine. >> it includes naloxone and deals with psychophys

runway incursions involving commercial airliners at major airports under investigation in 2022, jfk, burbankindustry, so much so that the faa held this emergency safety summit back in march. it's been trying to really tackle this issue not only through that but also through an independent review board and now announcing this $100 million bump in grant money to airports that have some of these issues baked into the design of the airport, be it taxiways too close to runways, places where pilots can't see around corners very well, also upgrading lighting, things like technology at airports. the whole point of the round table is to try to get at the core here and make it so that this is simply not talk. listen. >> it appears we don't e. don't have that sound bite but one thing to point out here, john, is that the only issue that goes beyond this is that this is really about the safety of flights because of the shortage of air traffic controllers. that is another huge problem here and the department of transportation, secretary buttigieg, just said that there is a shortage of 3,000 controllers an

including the option of moving back here to southern california, where those employees will remain in burbank in the los angeles area. you used the word mousetrap. that is actually also the terminology used by the trump campaign on twitter. they posted about this as well. now, to make a point from this memo, d' amaro also wanted to mention that they will still invest $17 billion and create 13,000 jobs at walt disney world over the next ten years. so really saying that they are committed to this flagship resort. this comes actually on the same day of a separate announcement that they're shutting down their "star wars" galactic star cruiser. it's only been open for about a year. a premium experience where guests spent two nights voyaging through the galaxy. and that was a surprise decision, to close that down. so a lot of different messages coming out at the same time today, jake. >> that sucks. i wanted to do that. has governor desantis responded at all to disney's move about this $1 billion, 2,000-job project being pulled? >> yes. a spokesperson from his office responded to our colleague stev

the superintendent was at burbank elementary in hayward this morning, he read to students and participatedme classroom activities. herman says the visit was to celebrate teachers and to highlight universal transitional kindergarten and other programs for early learners. there are various forms of preschool that are available to you, and they're free, um, for three year olds in our state preschool program and four year old in tk your students can get access to learning that is fun and play based, but helps them to get accustomed to being in school helps them to begin to learn how to read the fundamentals and to be a customer school so that when they start kindergarten, they are ready for success. super thurman has been visiting schools across the state to boost enrollment in universal tk and to lead teacher recruitment efforts. well the state wants to revoke the license of an east based senior care home where a man died. the california department of social services has filed legal action to revoke the license of atrial one the creek constantine kenan lived at the facility before he died las

running away from home giselle and heidi ortega were last seen around 2 o'clock wednesday afternoon on burbank street in hayward, 15 year-old giselle is on the left. 14 year-old heidi on the right here. anyone who can help locate them is asked to call the alameda county sheriff's office. the phone number is there at the bottom of the screen. in the east bay, oakland, police say a report of a possible kidnapping on tuesday afternoon in east oakland turned out to be false. police say they were looking for a white chevy pickup after witnesses reported a possible kidnapping involving 2 men wearing what appeared to be clothing and appeared to force a woman into a truck after further investigation, officers said, but there was no kidnapping. police did make an arrest, but only because the car involved was stolen. concord police have arrested a man they believe is connected to a homicide. we're told the victim's body was found wednesday afternoon and as bron to drive, investigators have not said how the man died or how they identified and arrested the suspect. but police say they're going to reveal m