en un estado en donde tenemos un sistema educativo muy grande, muy fuerte, muy importante, el uc cal statees, pero aparte, en este estado hay más de 80 universidades privadas que también pueden ofrecer oportunidad, inclusive becas para hacer el costo de la universidad posible, entonces esperamos que durante el tiempo, aprendan más de esta oportunidad, estamos ofreciendo un sitio en donde pueden aprender más información, que es california, wwww.california privatecollegepossible.org, creo que vas a ofrecer tú el sitio, el domicilio del sitio, para que se informen las familias. damián trujillo: estábamos, los estudios nos señalan que no muchos estudiantes de primera generación, también de bajos recursos, están aplicando para estas universidades privadas, ¿eso es lo que estamos viendo? eva blanco: bueno, lo que estamos viendo, es que sabemos que, eh, eh, tienen esta idea de que no son igual de accesibles, que son más caros, entonces, sí, en ciertas formas no vemos la misma cantidad, eh, de esos estudiantes que aplican, pero queremos que todos tengan esa ambición de ir y asistir al colegio, y e

to the board of trustees of the cal state university system. before coming to cal state university, fram was a partner at a law firm. fram and julie are involved in a lot of nonprofits, and they both founded and have supported the yambi rwanda, a nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of rwandans. congratulations, president fran, and julie, on your -- fram, and julie, on your retirement. i'm sure it's not going to be your retirement. as a cal state-fullerton alumni, i'm proud to consider you both very good friends. go titans. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> i rise to recognize a solemn day for people of all faiths who come together to honor the over six million jews who lost their lives during the holocaust. today we remember the atrocities committed by nazi germany and reaffirm our commitm

let's bring in professor nolan higdon from cal state east bay.nice to have you back on the program. is this legit? is this valid on twitter? >> that's always going to be a concern about any social media platform. you know, i've always been concerned about disinformation as most of us have. i'm also concern is how much we've trusted these companies to determine the veracity of information for us. i think is simply the latestity -- latest iteration. >> it seems like maybe 10% of the people i see with blue checkmarks are actually paying for the checkmarks. the remaining 90%, we don't have that blue mark anymore. >> yeah, it's -- you know, it's tough to say. i mean elon musk and twitter are taking a risk here. it seems symbolic of the trends of what's going on in silicon valley's economy. you know, we've seen the mass layoffs. we've seen the increased advertisements on the platforms. those seem to point to silicon valley trying to garner more profits. social media has developed into an essential part of a lot of people's income. writers, influencers,

and the veteran from cal state who had come on too strong he was in japan.the end, there was just one person the cops couldn't stop looking at -- the first person to report their rebel missing. her roommate, k.c. joy >> orange phillies, dispatcher rose >> this is not an emergency. i have a roommate. she's 36 years old and she didn't come home las night. >> he was also the last to see her alive. >> i felt she, most likely, wa dead i felt that there was a high probability that mr. joy was responsible for it, and he kne about more than he was telling us >> so, detective ramirez becam k.c. joys shadow, appearing in the morning and then later, by moonlight, hours after casey's police interview a cheerful joey ramirez came t his house. >> hey, k.c., can we come in >> he brought a voice recorder and a few more questions -- detective ramirez already knew the answers to some of them. >> so, when you say she work at - >> - >> cal state fulton? >> and to some, he did not >> did you have any marks on your legs already? -- let me just ask you, do yo have any injuries on

we do want to bring briefly here, doctor nolan higdon professor of history at cal state east bay. you know, michael was talking just a little bit about historic circumstances here. it is an extraordinary moment here in u.s. doctor, what are your thoughts? >> yeah, i think it's a very historic a moment that we're living you know, so secret anyone we spend decades of experience in highly divisive politics. but but a lot of that's been fought in the arena of public the court of law is is much difference. and the fact that we have charges now placed on the table. if it does seem like we're in a era of this political divide in america. >> because we have seen of former presidents before i'm being accused of of crimes and issues. none have ever actually been fingerprinted and gone through this entire courtroom can you just talk a little bit about how your going to be discussing this with your students today. >> yeah, i'm not not even. you know, richard nixon came came this close. he didn't get a pardon, but not even he through this close the heaviest hand of of criminal charges. as far

cal state east bay professor of economics farhad saabotan says a new operate or the would likely help first republic customers. >> because these bigger banks have digly more deposits, they can afford to ensure customers, first of all their depp silts are safe, second, they can repackage some of these loans and some of at higher price. >> reporter: after silicon valley bank and others failed last month, federal authorities hope if a large bank takes over first republic, it will calm markets and end a period of uncertainty for regional lenders and create less disruption for first republic customers. so, what led to the demise of first republic? >> because of the higher interest rates on mortgage and everything and they had loaned out money at very low interest rate, so basically, they have lots of assets which did not have much value, so they could not sell them. as a result of that, it created a significant loss for them and, like i said, the bigger customers saw the handwriting on the wall and started withdrawing money, which made a bad situation even worse. >> reporter: customers wit

thousands of cal state workers filed a petition to form a union this morning. >> it would represent thousands of students across the state's largest public university system. student assistance across the system's 23 campuses. they formed a collective bargaining unit for better working conditions and wages that allows them to support themselves and their educational goals. the university, he's shifted more work traditionally done by career employees on the students who are lower paid. they have fewer benefits and have their hours capped at 20 hours per week. >> we need higher pay. we need coverage for health care. we sick pay. my hope is that through this students down the line, we'll have coverage for these things that go on 2 counts of 4. >> and most of the students are undergrads and they say that they they perform the work of staff like brad assistance without the pay, the benefits or protections offered to others. >> at least 4 people are dead and nearly 30 have been injured after a shooting at a sweet 16 birthday party in de vil, alabama. that's been north of montgomery, alabama. the de

. >>> student workers at cal state are getting closer to forming a union. student assistant said they can live on what they make now, so they have submitted more than 4000 union callers to the state so they can take a vote to organize. they say they respect the workers right to organize and look forward to negotiating with them. >> hollywood is facing real-life drama. voting today to strike when their contract expires on may 1st. this means more than 11,000 show and script writers could walk off the job. writers are demanding better pay, better benefits . they are trying to work out a fair contract. workers last went on strike 15 years ago. you may remember that. that walkout lasted more than 100 days and forced most of hollywood to shut down production altogether. >> divorce can be messy, expensive, and can take years before it is finalized. in sacramento county, there is a one-of-a-kind program that takes the process to warp speed. -- shows us how they are getting it done in a day. >> on a sunny, windy afternoon in sacramento, a married couple of 10 years

coming up, student workers at cal state say they're fed up and they say they're being taken advantage of. >> what the students are doing to try to improve their working conditions. plus, a weekend of violence across america from a teenager shot after going to the wrong house. the violence breaking out at a birthday party. what we know about the victims and the fbi said it made a pair of arrests after 2 men were working out of a illegal chinese police station here in the u.s.. we h

and it's just a matter of understanding the deadlines, they do differ from the cal states and the ucsagain, we may have slightly different processes on how to apply for particular scholarships but again, very, very accessible and just great opportunities for students, and we certainly would wanna invite them to be a part of our communities. i find it also particularly important to mention to the families that--especially, as we think about the changes that may be coming from the supreme court decision on race-based admissions said, even more important that students really get in front of this and inform themselves of the options so that they can begin sort of forming these pathways while they're going through high school, and have those conversations with those in high school who can help them on the deadlines, again, on the pathways. and those conversations can begin as early as the ninth grade as soon as they enter high school. so we wouldn't encourage again, students and families to begin that process early on. damian: yeah, so start thinking about that because, you know, come your

cal state professor of economics says a new operator would likely help first republic customers.>> these bigger banks have submitted significant more to deposit, therefore they can afford to assure customers that the deposits are safe, secondly they can repackage some of these loans, and they can bring it up.>> after the signature bank failed last month leading to drawnout auctions, several authorities hope if the large bank takes over first republic it will calm the markets and end the uncertainty for regional lenders, greeting less disruption for first republic customers. what led to the demise of first republic?>> because of the high interest rates on mortgages, they had loaned out money at a very low interest rate, so basically they had loss of asset that did not have much value, so they could not sell them. as a result of that, it created a significant loss for them, and like i said, some of the bigger customers saw the writing on the wall, they started withdrawing money, making a bad situation even worse. >> customers with money in banks are covered up to $250,000 by the fdic. if f

>> coming up next, they say they're being taken advantage of and they're sick of it with lots of cal statever california are now doing. >> plus, is we recognize april is national child abuse prevention we have word of a new piece of technology that can help people know what the child being harmed. >> and what senate majority leader schumer has to say about all the drama about all the drama ♪♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. imagine that. ♪♪ dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, wit

from that day on, from that night forward, i was straight as an arrow >> cal state north ridge and a's challenge is taking auto desk's successful cloud and adapting it for artificial intelligence and deeper collaboration through the supply chain. >> this is an incredibly disruptive time, probably the most disruptive time we'll see in our world of technology for a long time. i'm fortunate that auto desk has been preparing itself for the cloud for over a decade. we have a mentality around the cloud. the guesses that we're making is that everything in design is going to be hyper connected. ai will be arbitrating decisions between designers, engineers and manufacturing professionals in ways it doesn't do today that is a significant world that is going to allow us to do amazing things for our customers. >> the stock did drop a bit after earnings a few weeks ago, mostly because auto desk is transitioning from upfront to subscription billing demand is strong >> adobe-esque if he pullings it off. what an incredible life story. to all the teachers out there, remember the impact you have turni

worry that it only complicates the process of plan would differ from the admission requirements for cal state university. csu has given guaranteed admission based on another set of criteria for over a decade. a uc spokesperson says the proposal will be further refined in consultation with the governor and state lawmakers. planned parenthood announced a new way to test for sexually transmitted infections that is faster than ever before. abc 7 explains how it aims to save lives and bridge the widening health equity gap for san jose and beyond. >> at the nation's largest planned parenthood affiliate, the debut of a first of its kind technology available only here in san jose. it will change how sexually transmitted infections are tested and aims to save lives. >> bringing the gold standard test to our patients means we can help busy -- reduce the disease burden of sti's including gonorrhea, chlamydia, and hiv. >> to address the epidemic in california, planned parenthood upon -- partnered with medical technology company to ensure this -- install this new machine. it completely automates all steps

thousands of student workers employed by cal state university took a major step today towards unionizing. the workers filed a petition to the state public employment relations board for what they are calling the largest non academic student unionizing effort in the history of the us the workers represent non academic positions, including lab assistants and dormitory front desk workers. the csu employees union is backing this effort. we hear common issues from student workers earn minimum wage. their hours are kept at 20 a week. they have no health care or sick time off. keep in mind their employer is a public university charged with opening doors for californians of limited means through education. the student workers say they now wait to hear from the employment relations board and csu for approval on whether they can move forward with a vote to unionize. oakland school district could also soon be facing another teacher strike as ktvu is tom baker reports. teachers have started to take a vote on a potential walk out as the district and the union appear to be far apart. on many issues, i

for students to transfer into the cal state university system. e, representatives say this plan is not finalized yet. state lawmakers will have a say during state budget negotiations later this year on how and whether this plan moves forward. well most of california's reservoirs have filled up to the top during this year's record breaking rainfall. but there is one major exception way up in northern california. the department of water resources reports that trinity lake is still only about 37% of capacity. that's because it's located. far northern california, where there has been far less rain than any other part of the state. trinity is california's third largest reservoir, right behind shasta and lake oroville. families community activists and mental health advocates protested outside santa rita jail yesterday so far this year for people in a span of just six weeks died while incarcerated, their inmates loved ones or calling for changes to prevent more deaths. ktvu is jesse gary explains what they would like to see happen. edward laurent wilhite

some student assistants at cal state schools are trying to unionize. the student assistants are working together support through the 23 campus system. almost all student assistants are undergraduates. they're demanding higher wages, better work conditions and more than 20 hours of work. june assistants say they performed the work of staffers but without the pay benefits or protection. this is college acceptance season students getting acceptance and rejection letters from their dream schools distressful time for millions of teen and their families. we spoke with a clinical psychologist about how parents can help their children cope when they don't get into their preferred college. when they do get that risk rejection letter. what we're telling teens and coaching our parents to tell their teens is that one rejection from one college does not dictate their career path or their life. but really, it's just a blip on the radar and in a moment in time dr oren says. this year, there's even more competition among college applicants, pointing to research that f

. >>> workers at cal state closer this morning to forming a union because they say current pay does notg more than 4,000 union cards to the state in a move to organize. csu says they respect the workers' right to organize and look forward to negotiation talks. >>> all right, speaking of negotiations. let's get a check on our weather and traffic. we just talked to your agent and we are getting craft services for you and five day vacation at the end of this. double duty weather and traffic. >> i'm in good hands. billy the weather actually helping us out. so thank you for joining us this morning. start off with a live look at san jose. because i don't know if you noticed just getting ready the head out the door, we had a little bit of rain overnight. not a ton, but it certainly was enough it did wet the roadways this morning. things do need to dry out. the doppler right now. look at this. a little bit of a cell just moving over the south bay right now. so if you are maybe taking 680 this morning, or 880, berryessa milpitas area near the south san jose area, you might see a little bit of we

we have yet to hear back some student assistance at cal state schools are trying to unionize.ssistants are trying to gather support throughout the 23 campus system . almost all student assistants are undergraduates are demanding higher wages, better working conditions and more than 20 hours of work. student assistants say they performed the work of staffers but without the pay benefits or protections , survey finds 100,000 nurses left their careers during the pandemic. the study from the national council of state boards of nursing said the biggest factors were stress and burnout about 800,000 nurses that participated in the survey said they intended to leave within the next four years. the effects of burnout were most notable among the nurses with less than 10 years experience. it's been a difficult for children coming up the new figures that show what they're most worried about. area this afternoon. it is a cool cloudy, breezy one, followed by the possibility of some light showers. tter "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? th

vouchers thousands of student workers employed by cal state university took a major step today towardsnionizing workers filed a petition to the california public employment relations board for what they are calling the largest non academic study unionizing effort ever in the united states. they're hoping to change working conditions for those who feel non academic positions, including lab assistants and library assistance across the csu's 23 different campuses. the csu employees union is back in the effort. we hear common issues from student workers earn minimum wage. their hours are kept at 20 a week. they have no health care or sick time off. keep in mind their employer is a public university charged with opening doors for californians of limited means through education workers say they now wait to hear from the employment relations board and csu for approval on whether or not they can move forward with a vote to unionize still ahead tonight, clamping down on who has access to classified information how the us military is taking steps to prevent another leak from happening. and how a

some student assistance at cal state schools are trying to unionize. t all stus assistance or undergraduates. they're demanding higher wages, better work conditions and more than 20 hours of work. student assistants say they performed the work of staffers but without the pay benefits or protections . this is college acceptance season, students getting acceptance and rejection letters from their dream schools stressful time for millions of teens and their families. we spoke with the child psychologist about how parents can help their children cope when they don't get into their preferred college. when they do get that risk rejection letter. what we're telling teens and coaching our parents to tell their teens is that one rejection from one college does not dictate their career path or their life. but really, it's just a blip on the radar and in a moment in time dr oren says. this year, there's even more competition among college applicants, pointing to research that found 20% of students who applied for college during the pandemic chose to defer their ac

thousands of student workers employed by cal state university took a major step towards unionizing. workers filed a petition with the state public employment relations board. the workers represent non academic. the csu employees union is backing the effort. we hear common issues from student workers earn minimum wage. their hours are kept at 20 a week. they have no health care or sick time off. keep in mind their employer is a public university charged with opening doors for californians of limited means through education. the student workers are not waiting to hear from the employment relations board on whether they can move forward with their vote to unionize. today is the deadline to file taxes for much of the country, but not here in the bay area. as we've been reporting, the irs is giving a break to most of california because of the winter storms. joining us now to talk about the extension is caroline chen, who is a tax professor at san francisco c or san jose state, rather and former irs attorney caroline thank you so much for joining us. thank you just want to clarify here is

cal state campuses are filing petitions to form what they say would be the largest union of under grading higher wages and the ability to work more than 20 hours a week at non-teaching campus jobs to help pay for their housing and food. many students say they're paying for college and living expenses on their own. csu says it caps student hours at 20 per week to insure they have another time to study. we reached out for comment on the students' plans, but haven't heard back. >>> oakland is tackling all those problematic potholes caused by recent storms. since the beginning of march, the city has filled 2700 holes. this is all part of the mayor's inaugural one oakland spring clean event. the first of six days of clean up at sites around the city. >>> we're tracking cooler temperatures across the bay area. here's kari hall. >> we start out the week with cool temperatures only reaching into the upper 50s and low 60s for today and tomorrow. as a cold front comes in and it brings in more clouds. as we head towards the middle of the week, it starts to warm up slightly but it's goeng the take

in oakland, by the way is $63,000 a year time now. 7 15 thousands of student workers employed by cal statetowards forming a union workers filed a petition with the state public employment relations board. these workers represent mon academic jobs, including lavish system, said dormitory front desk workers. the csu employees union supports that effort. we hear common issues from student workers earn minimum wage. their hours are kept at 20 a week. they have no health care or sick time off. keep in mind their employer is a public university charged with opening doors for californians of limited means through education. now the student workers are waiting to hear from the employment relations board on whether they can move ahead with their vote to unionize effort in san francisco to make use of vacant storefronts to attract more people to the downtown district through a city sponsored program called vacant , vibrant small businesses or cultural organizations can apply to use vacant spaces downtown for temporary installations. it's like businesses or receive grants of up to $8000 and help in g

he is out of bakersfield, california and a firefighter in years ago, when he came out of cal state, heolitics with bill thomas from day one. do we know who he is and how is he doing on this big event and with republicans? lisa: you wanted to make the debt ceiling -- annmarie: he once to basically put the blame at biden's feet saying it is the president refusing to negotiate with me. he spoke at the new york stock exchange and said he has not sat down with the president in 75 days and said the republicans will have their plan. the white house said we are willing to negotiate about fiscal spending but it is a separate discussion and you have to raise the debt ceiling in a clean way. the republicans have yet to suggest a budget. they will put a bill through congress and put the debt ceiling fight into next year and raise it for a year and would come with spending cuts. tom: we call it kicking the can down the road in case that is a new concept for you. they are so individualistic and they don't speak to an institutional republican belief, a foundational republican belief. does that belief

he folsom project are in design phase with now puc facilities with property on the cal-trans jurisdiction. under state law cal-trans is required engineering, construction and technical reviews for the elements within the jurisdiction. >> in order to perform the review puc must enter in cooperative agreement with cal trans and the state law. why however, as a state agency the standard agreement don't include provisions of chapters of the municipal code such as ways reduction and solicitation and modification process that puc will require for this type of engineering service agreement. >> both project require establish cooperative agreement with cal-trans so that they can perform techical review and allow puc to fund cal-trans staff to review the study reports is that consider professional service agreement under chapter 21 of code. puc condition move forward with this agreement without approval to wave requirements we prosecute pose this for lower al men competence foalson project from the requirement it is of the administrative and amended code. we are happy to take questions you modify. >> thank you.

moving to one of those policy goals and state policies, the climate action plan for transportation infrastructure. so the execute ever order in 1919 in 2019 directed cal stato lever edge state transportation spendses to meet the climate goals the transportation sector accounts for more than 50% of the state's green house gas e missions. it is vital we throughs to achieve our climate goals. adopt in the 2021, the framework for alining the investments we make in transportation infrastructure with our climate and equity goals. there are 10 guiding principles. 8 strategies and 34 actions create a vision and plan. with regards to manage link and roadway pricing the focus is on the g hd reduction and congestion, the existing congestion and limited transportation option in our state mean we have the highest commute times and travel by automobile. which is the most carbon form of transportation when it is i single occupancy vehicle. in addition. newsome challenged us torous that through strategies encourage you to shift from cars to other modes of transportation. upon one of the actions in that to help work toward achieving the goals the roadway pricing worki

new plan, saying that it could conflict with a separate set of requirements to transfer into the cal states say the plan is not finalized yet. state lawmakers will have a say during state budget negotiations later this year. today sunny ville will open its brand new city hall and civic center, and the city will hold a ribbon cutting later this morning. take a look. city leaders say the new city hall is quote and icon for sustainability. it is the first city hall in the country to be both net zero. energy and leed platinum certified. it replaces the old city hall that was built back in 1958. francis is gearing up for easter services after leading a pump sunday mass at vatican city. tens of thousands of people gathered at st peter's square for the mass. the pope was just released from a rome hospital where he was treated for bronchitis. his 15 minute homily yesterday included asking catholics to quote take care of those who are left alone. some employee perks that the tech industry is known for our going away. we'll tell you what google's getting rid of as part of larger cutbacks and the pri

state regulation. to ensurety safety of others like first sponders called had something guess wrong. thank you to the cal labor fed state bodiesing trade's council and assemblyman hene. and a hearing request and letter of inquireo investments and services to ocean view in my district. the past 10 years 2 years ago or year and a half ago we had a hearing with them specifically about this same topic this is a follow up. after hearing from many stake holders we need to have a follow up to discuss the investments to the munts and how they feel under representatived and under served. it is important to demonstrate equal distribution of resource i'm looking forward to working with the department to respond to these upon community requests for critical data. also would like to support supervisor megovern's resolution ab1672. put forward by matt hene in home support services we were there yesterday almost all of us. allow for elder low, disabled and blind residentses to stay in their home and age in accomplice. we need to respect the dignity of the w this they do every day this provide these services. thank you

the land side, most are publicly held land that don't have expensive leases tied to them, there is cal state and caltrans land and other opportunities for us, we've dpun partnership with private developers and written legislation that incentivized them to, that's a popular model that i love. we're happy to help you implement we've done that all over the country, let us know how we can help. there should be way to see get around that. and if there is not, there are way to see be creative there. >> thank you. this is my next point or comment to my colleagues, more than anything has to do with with where we put all the shelter, i agree with supervisor mandelman, that we do not have enough temporary shelter. and i represent a district that is has tons of homeless encampments all over the place and it's been a challenge for us for a very very long time. and the problem is, the city has not shown itself capable for keeping the conditions around the shelter in good repair, there are encampments right out in front of navigation centers in both navigation centers in the mission district. there is gra

some student assistance at cal state schools are trying to unionize. mpuses in the state. almost all student assistants are undergrads, and they are demanding higher wages , better work conditions and more than 20 hours of work. student assistants say they performed the work o but without the pay benefits orz cruises are rallying for new union contract, dozens of workers and union representatives held a rally at pier 33 in san francisco over the weekend. alcatraz cruise workers voted to unionize in october. the union says the company is trying to prevent captains and maintenance supervisors from being represented by the union because they are managers. the company disputes that claim. we have to get their attention and whatever that takes, the workers have made it clear that whatever it takes to get a fair contract and have everybody represented that wants to be part of that unit. they'll do whatever it takes, and we're here to support that. now the union also claims that the company's city experiences which was formerly known as hornblower, has been tr

time is 6 46 pardon me at cal state university.ats board. these workers including lab assistants and front desk workers' dormitories. this effort is supported by the csu employees union. we hear common issues from student workers earn minimum wage. their hours are capped at 20 a week they have no health care or sick time off. keep in mind their employer is a public university charged with opening doors for californians of limited means through education. now the student workers are waiting to hear from the employment relations board whether they're approved for moving ahead with their plans to vote for unions in today's dollars and cents. the people who write scripts for tv and movies have overwhelmingly approved a plan to go on strike. the 11,000 members of the writers guild of america could stop work if they don't have a new contract by may 1st. the union is pushing for increases in pay and residuals, especially for streaming content, which tends to have fewer episodes. than television. the studios, including disney, netflix, son

cal fresh. the deadline is june 10. and statee urging students to apply as soon as possible. >>> san francisco is losing another grocery store for now at least. the whole foods at eighth and market says they will be closing their doors at the close of business tonight. that's about two hours from now and confirming to us the decision is to ensure the staff who will be transferred to the nearby locations for now. >> it is just sad and seems like a good location for the stores. still a lot of people are working around here and not too many options. >> reporter: a source told the san francisco standard the company was unhappy about deteriorating street conditions around the area and their stores specifically. some extra time to get their taxes done, did you know that? you still have to pay anything you owe by april 18. as they report, it is not just the accountants working overtime right now. >> reporter: we've got a lot of news to cover tonight after kpix news. the special series tax time kicks off tonight. the deadline to file you

states. hello melissa costio, cal iraqi ways. we don't have any other alternative than leaving from here and to keep moving forward. we won't give up all of us want to get to the united states to fight for a better future for my daughter here. and another one i left in honduras ah, lean violence and poverty in central america. thousands of migrants walked together for safety to reach mexico each year. i go on friday, we have to move and keep payment for our dream because i left with a dream. my wife was 4 months pregnant. this is my dream to arrive in the united states and give it all to my daughter. this group has mostly venezuelans who flew to panama or costa rica. then it's the long journey north on foot. they're aiming to reach mexico city in around 10 days. ah, but this is more just a search for better opportunities. these people are angry about a fire at a detention center in mexico last month. that killed 40 migrants. now they carry crosses and banners to remember those will never see the u. s. i see him on how to go, so ye

state regulation. to ensurety safety of others like first sponders called had something guess wrong. thank you to the cal labor fed state bodiesing trade's council and assemblyman hene. and a hearing request and letter of inquireo investments and services to ocean view in my district. the past 10 years 2 years ago or year and a half ago we had a hearing with them specifically about this same topic this is a follow up. after hearing from many stake holders we need to have a follow up to discuss the investments to the munts and how they feel under representatived and under served. it is important to demonstrate equal distribution of resource i'm looking forward to working with the department to respond to these upon community requests for critical data. also would like to support supervisor megovern's resolution ab1672. put forward by matt hene in home support services we were there yesterday almost all of us. allow for elder low, disabled and blind residentses to stay in their home and age in accomplice. we need to respect the dignity of the w this they do every day this provide these services. thank you

the state's forestry association and a former director of cal fire disagreed. >> we get into peak fire season later this summer, we would be lacking significant federal fire fighting resources. >> reporter: the impacts of that loss statewide outlined by the president and ceo of cal forest, who said quote, if this important tool is taken away at the federal level, the real-life consequences will be catastrophic. putting the lives of firefighters and residents of nearby communities at risk. >> we only have 65,000 people in our county. however, they're all in sparse areas. >> reporter: the judge in montana heard arguments today and said he could issue a ruling any time. >>> next time you're out for a hike in nature, you'll want to watch your step. >> all that rain that we had over the wintertime is bringing out rattlesnakes. and here's proof. specifically, all the vegetation that's sprouting up is bringing out these animals and other small animals for rattlesnakes to then eat. when you see that pretty hill, just know it's a rattlesnake buffet. you're seeing them afternoon, evenings, durin

high-precision aviation ammunition , the deputy secretary of defense of the united states and for policy , collin cal, named three priorities of defense assistance, this is air defense, artillery , mechanized and armored forces, pavlo bakunets, a member of the committee verkhovzhetu is now in touch with us mr. pavlenko please tell me , have you returned from america or are you still staying there? did you spend the whole week at the pentagon congresses directly? of course first of all, i should say that i am greeting you from washington , and thanks first of all to god, but also to our bravest defenders in the world, and thanks to the help of our international partners, who are also steadfastly holding their ground and saying that in the future they will declare even more aid thanks to this ukrainian people, in fact, we have the opportunity to work everyone at their workplace and as another important own person from the pentagon, mrs. deputy minister of defense laura cooper, who answers ukraine's own question and our own defense e-e says she speaks of ukraine and the new have you united. we must be u

he folsom project are in design phase with now puc facilities with property on the cal-trans jurisdiction. under state-trans is required engineering, construction and technical reviews for the elements within the jurisdiction. >> in order to perform the review puc must enter in cooperative agreement with cal trans and the state law. why however, as a state agency the standard agreement don't include provisions of chapters of the municipal code such as ways reduction and solicitation and modification process that puc will require for this type of engineering service agreement. >> both project require establish cooperative agreement with cal-trans so that they can perform techical review and allow puc to fund cal-trans staff to review the study reports is that consider professional service agreement under chapter 21 of code. puc condition move forward with this agreement without approval to wave requirements we prosecute pose this for lower al men competence foalson project from the requirement it is of the administrative and amended code. we are happy to take questions you modify. >> thank you. is the

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moving to one of those policy goals and state policies, the climate action plan for transportation infrastructure. so the execute ever order in 1919 in 2019 directed calto lever edge state transportation spendses to meet the climate goals the transportation sector accounts for more than 50% of the state's green house gas e missions. it is vital we throughs to achieve our climate goals. adopt in the 2021, the framework for alining the investments we make in transportation infrastructure with our climate and equity goals. there are 10 guiding principles. 8 strategies and 34 actions create a vision and plan. with regards to manage link and roadway pricing the focus is on the g hd reduction and congestion, the existing congestion and limited transportation option in our state mean we have the highest commute times and travel by automobile. which is the most carbon form of transportation when it is i single occupancy vehicle. in addition. newsome challenged us torous that through strategies encourage you to shift from cars to other modes of transportation. upon one of the actions in that to help work toward achieving the goals the roadway pricing working g

it's a north cal showdown . the golden statearriors take on the sacramento kings in game one of the nba playoffs. you can only watch it here on abc seven. it's happening saturday night. tip off is at 5 30. of course, we have to mention those fans watch parties. when the warriors are on the road, there willh pa, which is just outside chase center and for home games warriors are bringing back the gold blooded t shirts for fans who are attending the games. in addition this thursday, oakland , san francisco and san jose city halls will all be lit up in blue and gold and you'rasked to weaor col to okay here we go it's happening. it's happening. whether on saturday you're going to thrive city great, sunny, warm and sixties let me lovely. how many people at the lowest park, though it's been a while, you know people like san francisco. it's happening. we're fine. at the park. everyone was out here. and it's just the beginning, beginning wrong. feel like this winter has been a lot and now the sun's out, so we're gonna enjoy it. here's a

he plans on doing that through the state nonprofi prescription drug initiative called cal rx, using them to distribute more drugs that woul reverse an overdose, including distribute them in middle and high schools in california. the drug no oxygen, known as its brand name narcan, the supreme court has delayed whether to uphold a ruling from an fda judge against mifepristone. california is making moves to protect access for people. governor newsom says california will allow the use of the drug even if the supreme court suspends fda approval. the state has also secured a stockpile of up to 2 million pills of an alternative drug. >>> looking ahead a little bit, thursdays are a day to celebrate. we are that much closer to the weekend. usually traffic lightens up towards the end of the week. not tomorrow! traffic in the city could be especially bad, and it has to d with having too much to do. so let's go ahead and call it the traffic trifecta. there are three major events happening almost all at once in san francisco. so tomorrow may be a good day to consider public transit if you are coming

a lower court halted the plan by ruling cal failed to consider all sites for housing. now the governor is asking the stateding. that's according to the chronicle. >>> 5,800 customers in san francisco are in the dark this afternoon. that includes neighborhoods from knob hill to north beach to the financial district. the lights went out after 9:00 p.m. yesterday, after an underground fire. crews have been working to get power restored. pg&e tells us there's no estimated time when all customers will have power back. there are reports it could be saturday. >>> warriors took a huge game five win in sacramento last night. they have the upper hand against the kings in the playoffs. it means they are one win away from moving on. the next game is tomorrow evening at the chase center. if the warriors win, they will move on. if not, it's back to the golden one center for game seven on sunday. that does it for "the fast forward." i will be back in 30 minutes with more news. i i have modererate to sesevere crohnhn's diseseas. now, therere's skyryrizi. ♪ t things are e looking upu♪ ♪ i'v've got sympmptom relief♪ ♪ cont

and and gone in states in some states, they've even cheated special beings off of the police for cal protection. but i think most importantly for civilian vigilante groups, which are video aggressive and sort of a part of the sort of looping hindu nationalist gang of a full missions. i work closely and openly with the police in, in searching. vickers in case goes, are being taken in attacking for people in the name of alls traveling to go meet a huge amount of the lynching. actually the single biggest cause of limiting since the 2017, which is like an epidemic, has been allegations of slaughter. right. and we did have a report in which we actually see how this col protection squad of the like to call themselves work. but through all of this, mr. under, where are the opposition parties, murders the opposition to these actions? what has happened is that i think that the, the so called secular political parties. i'm more and more hesitant to these questions, which they believe in defense of muslims when they are being attacked and in opposition to eat it. but also in opposition to with