burglars rammed a car into a chevron in oakland and then two other chevrons in the city. one right after the other. you're looking at surveillance video from one of those incidents where you can see that car kind of backing up and backing in again, and then we want to take you over here where you're going to be looking at the messhat was just left behind by that. oakland police actually interrupted two of these break ins, but could not chase the suspects because of department policy. our crime reporter, henry lee is live for us in oakland with more on this story. henry. >> well, they're trying to come to terms with the fact that not one, not two, but three gas stations were hit in a row before dawn. two of the gas stations were rammed by cars closing up shop, boarding up and picking up the pieces. after three chevron stations were hit by burglars back to back to back before dawn tuesday in oakland. >> i have anxiety and frustration with the city. >> marissa betts is in charge of operations at all three chevrons. she's the granddaughter of the late ken betts, whose company

three chevron locations were all hit within 30 minutes. ktvu henry lee joins us live tonight here in studio with some new video. henry. >> closing up shop, boarding up and picking up the pieces after three chevron stations were hit by burglars. back to back to back before dawn tuesday in oakland. >> i have anxiety and frustration with the city. >> marissa betts is in charge of operations at all three chevrons. she's the granddaughter of the late ken betts, whose company runs the gas stations, all of which have been hit before. >> we have to talk about it. we have to talk about the future. and do we stay in oakland is the question. and we've been here for decades. like this is a generational place. >> it all started at about 330 in the morning when burglars repeatedly crashed the stolen lexus is350 in reverse into the chevron mini mart on lakeshore avenue. the invaders had one thing in mind the safe. but they were interrupted when oakland police converged on scene, their lights flashing. the burglars took off in two cars, but instead of cha

just after 330, burglars targeted a chevron station on lakeshore avenue. see the surveillance video. it shows a red car ramming the front window of the convenience store where the cash register is. then a group of people rummaged through the debris. police say the group took off as officers got to the scene. up next, a chevron station on redwood road was hit just before 345 this morning. you see that person break the glass window, crawl through it and start looking for items to steal. and then about 15 minutes later, the chevron station on moraga avenue in montclair was burglarized. surveillance cameras captured multiple cars pulling up to the business and several people getting out. police say a car rammed into the building here as well. >> in the south bay today, vta union employees picketed for the second day. atu local 265 and vta are still not close to a deal, and workers say they're not coming back until a bargain is reached. but vta management is going to court to find a way to get them back on the job as quickly as possible. abc seven news reporter

the same burglars then broke into the chevron on redwood road.hey then paid a visit to the chevron in montclair village, ramming a car into the store and causing more damage. i spoke to the owner of the stolen lexus that was used at the lakeshore break in. >> i'm kind of tired of it. you know, it's getting pretty old here in oakland, you know? >> betz agrees she had to have contractors clean up the messes. drivers couldn't get gas at the lakeshore and montclair stations because there's no way to pay with no electricity connecting the pumps. >> i think it's very hard to do business in oakland. i don't think there's a lot of support. the leadership is not on par. >> general manager omar rathod has seen this play out many times at the chevrons over the past few years. >> we've been hit so many times now. it's becoming like a routine almost. now we can't sell gas, we can't do anything. we can't even sell, you know, candy bar right now. >> theft occurring and will probably be repeating it tonight and tomorrow. and who knows how long until they're appr

>>>>it's a mess at this chevron on lakeshore avenue. caution tape surrounds the gas pumps as workers clean up the damage from an early morning smash >>>>and grab. >>>>oakland pd says a car rammed into the building around 3:30 a.m., allowing several suspects to run inside. >>>>usually, they go through the shop doors. we replace them on several stations and now they're just plain going through the >>>>building. rick draper is a manager at the ken betts company, which had three of its four gas stations burglarized. >>>>they did one right after the other, as far as we. >>>>know, within a half hour, the suspects hit up two more gas stations, all with the same m.o.. this surveillance video shows a red car backing into the chevron in montclair before four people go inside and start looking around. >>>>we believe they're after a safe that was in there. virtually nothing else was taken, just damaged. >>>>rick says it appears the suspects tried to steal the safes from all three locations, but weren't able to get >>>>them. >>police say at two of t

chevron in moraga avenue and the best chevron on redwood road. the owner telling us are stations that already been targeted more than 20 times before the burglaries happened overnight and wants to know why police not doing more to help out. >> i'm concerned about keeping our staff employed so they can pay their own bills to know what to do like it's just not good. doing business in oakland. unfortunately. >> oakland police are investigating. outrage tonight in the north bay over the death of a homeless man, james edward oakley was found crushed to death. a dumping site in vallejo on christmas eve, homeless advocates gathered outside the vallejo city hall tonight demanding justice for oakley kron four's. lindsey ford has the story. >> and how's advocates and community members gather tuesday expressing anger over the death of james oakley. >> attention have your staff. you can't afford to do. >> the 58 year-old on house man was crushed to death on christmas eve during one of the city's cleanups city. officials have called it an accident. homeless a

maduro amenaza con no seguir recibiendo vuelos de repatriaciÓn, por lo que sucediÓ con la petrolera chevronÍs y en los mercados a medida que los aranceles van y vienen, por las modificaciones de las polÍticas econÓmicas de donald trump. y quien ahora amenaza de nuevo con mÁs y nuevas tarifas para canadÁ y mÉxico. vamos con declaraciones del mandatario. reportera: los aranceles a mÉxico y canadÁ podrÍan superar 25% impuesto a principio de esta semana segÚn donald trump. [habla en inglÉs] >> podemos aumentar algunos aranceles, todo depende. no creo que sean reducidos. reportera: lo dijo donald trump en una entrevista a la cadena fox, y haciendo mÁs incertidumbre. >> no contribuye a la estabilidad que requiere estados unidos hoy en dÍa. al final, representa un golpe para la economÍa. reportera: el martes donald trump impuso aranceles de 25% a productos importados de canadÁ y mÉxico, y al dÍa siguiente anunciÓ una extensiÓn a corto plazo para la industria automotriz, y el jueves retrasÓ los aranceles a productos cubiertos por el t—mec. en entrevista en fox, el presidente explicÓ esta Última dec

maduro doesn't follow through with his end of the bargain, and so donald trump removes these chevrone and why that's so important. >> so back when the maximum pressure campaign in 2019 there was an effort by with, basically, the oil lobby the carve out exemptions for a specific company, marley chevron -- particularly chevron, to be able to continue to do oil activity inside venezuela despite the sanctions. and when the biden administration came in, today essentially renewed it every six months or year. this is something that the opposition of venezuela, you knowed the video, has been very critical of because it thinks a big sense of revenue for the maduro regime, basically gives them oxygen to continue to repress their people x. if when president trump began his presidency, he got a lot of criticism by the venezuelan people because they said he's not going to end this oxygen, this chevron oil license are. but the reality of that was that we were trying to talk to nicolas maduro about having a relationship that was based on reciprocity, a relationship where he would help us with somet

the same burglars then went to two other chevron stations.eak-ins occurred within a half hour. >> anxiety and frustration with the city. we have to talk about it. we have to talk about the future. and do we stay in oakland is the question. and we've been here for decades. like, this is a generational place. >> a fourth chevron gas station, owned by a separate franchise company was also targeted. all of these businesses say they're keeping a close eye on the oakland mayor's race, and hope whoever's elected will address the city's crime issue. >> the great highway in san francisco is set to close this friday, to be turned into a now turned into a lawsuit. the opponents of the voter approved plan say everything was done too quickly and breaks the law. they say proposition k backers did not do their research on environmental concerns. also adding the state has the final word on how roads are ultimately used, not the city's. >> i think that the prop k proponents, just in their haste to sneak this on the ballot, decided that they were going to igno

this is that can bet chevron station a lakeshore avenue in oakland. the suspects ram one of their cars into the business twice. and then oakland police arrive on the scene and the burglars took off only to do the same thing. at the bet. chevron on the rock avenue and the best 7 on redwood road owners say her stations. they had already been targeted over 20 times before the burglaries tuesday night. and they want to know why police aren't doing more to help. >> concerned about keeping our staff employed so they can pay their own bills to know what to do like it's just not good. doing business in oakland. unfortunately. >> oakland police are investigating happening today. local metro chamber of commerce and they're going to host their annual 2025 economic summit at the oakland museum of california. local leaders and experts are going to talk about the city's future focus on tlends in our labor market. real estate, creative economy. also, halle, the role of the port of oakland and driving the workforce. the event starts at 9.30 to noon. they're now speak

her family owns 3, chevron gas stations there. andntuesday morning about 3.30, burglars arrived at the one on lakeshore avenue and rammed one of their cars into the business twice and hopes of getting their hands on the safe. oakland police arrived on scene and the burglars took off, but they weren't captured and instead hit the bets to other chevron station's on moraga avenue and redwood road. i think it's the pursuit policy that they're not allowed. so i know that they're in talks. but what does that that's blames opie's pursuit policy, which limits office's ability to engage in vehicle pursuits for the police department's failure to capture the suspects. now we vehicle pursuit policy urrent prevented them from trailing it ultimately apprehending the suspects. >> they would not answer that question. the burglars didn't get away with much at any of the 3 stations and didn't access the safe. but that's as damage to the buildings is extensive and has resulted in the shutdown of the gas pumps. i'm concerned about keeping our staff e

chevron in moraga avenue and the best chevron on redwood road. the owner says her stations had already been targeted more than 20 times before the burglaries last night and wants to know why police aren't doing more to help out. >> i'm concerned about keeping our staff employed so they can pay their own bills to know what to do like it's just not good. doing business in oakland. unfortunately. >> oakland police are investigating. still ahead here at 10 o'clock, a cat los angeles really putting her 9 lives to the test. >> how vets reunited this pet lost in the palisades fire with her own. plus an unjust arrest. stanford university students walk out of class and support fellow campus activist and unhoused advocates crying foul tonight after a man was killed during encampments sweep. why they think the city is lying about what led up to is lying about what led up to his death. we're putting finish jet dry to the test. so we're in a limestone cave, letting extreme residue build up. ♪♪ dishwashers are designed to use finish jet dry. it prevents up to

oakland police arrived on scene and the burglars took off only to do the same thing at the bet chevron and moraga avenue and the bench of iran and redwood road. i'm grateful the opd happened to be in the area. that was very good luck. >> now is the best. and got an grateful for them. i just wish they could like follow through. >> and get the criminals operations manager, marissa bets blames opie's pursuit policy which limits officers ability to engage in a vehicle pursuit for the police department's failure to capture the suspects. now we asked police if their current pursuit policy prevented them from trailing and ultimately apprehending the suspects. >> they would not answer that question. >> the burglars didn't get away with much any of the 3 stations tuesday morning and didn't make their way into the safe. but that's as damage to the buildings is extensive and it's resulted in the shutdown of their gas pumps. i'm worried about the staff like where's our staff going to go? >> money is tight and the economy is not. going to be helpful to this. the 3 early morning burglaries were not

. >> her family owns 3, chevron gas stations there. and tuesday morning about 3.30, burglars arrived at the one on lakeshore avenue and rammed one of their cars into the business twice in hopes of getting their hands on the safe. oakland police arrived on scene and the burglars took off, but they weren't captured and instead hit the bets to other chevron station's on moraga avenue and redwood road. i think it's the pursuit policy that they're not allowed. so i know that they're in talks. but what does that that's blames opie's pursuit policy, which limits office's ability to engage in vehicle pursuits for the police department's failure to capture the suspects. now we asked police if their current vehicle pursuit policy prevented them from trailing it ultimately apprehending the suspects. >> they would not answer that question. the burglars didn't get away with much any of the 3 stations and didn't access the safe. but that's as damage to the buildings is extensive and has resulted in the shutdown of the gas pumps. i'm concerned about

in montclair, 15 minutes later, a car slammed into a chevron on moraga avenue. the manager of all three locations believes they were targeted because they were all closed at the time and easily accessible. if you want oakland to thrive like we need to be safe, like customers need to feel safe coming to businesses or shopping emotionally. i love oakland and i love to be here. financially, i don't know. and like, i don't want to give up because we've been here like, my grandpa started this like i think in the 70s. so like he's been a staple. and, you know, i'd like to continue that legacy but also have to be realistic. oakland police say they're investigating these crimes come as a new report suggests the city's crime problem may be hurting its bottom line. the report comes from the oakland chamber of commerce's economic institute and will be released in full tomorrow. the report took a look at oakland's budget issues. it found the city is still struggling with bringing both tourists and shoppers back to pre-pandemic levels. that is causing the city to lose out on

then in montclair, 15 minutes later, a car slammed into the chevron on moraga avenue. manager of all three locations believes they were targeted because they were all closed at the time and easily accessible. if you want oakland to thrive like we need to be safe, like customers need to feel safe coming to businesses or shopping emotionally. i love oakland and i would love to be here financially. i don't know, and like, i don't want to give up because we've been here. like, my grandpa started this like i think in the 70s. so like he's been a staple. and you know, i'd like to continue that legacy. but also i have to be realistic, just conflicted. two of the three gas stations will need to remain closed until repairs can be made. the owner says that could take months. well, it has been five years since the world health organization declared the global covid pandemic, and for many people in the bay area. doctor sarah cody was the face and voice defining the response to the pandemic. today, the long serving santa clara county health director announced she is retiring. docto

the same burglars then went to two other chevron stations.he break ins occurred within a half hour. >> anxiety and frustration with the city. we have to talk about it. we have to talk about the future. and do we stay in oakland is the question. and we've been here for decades. like, this is a generational place. >> a fourth chevron gas station, owned by a separate franchise company was also targeted. all these businesses say they're keeping a close eye on the oakland mayor's race, in hopes whoever is elected will address the city's crime issue. >> just going straight to work, guys. thank you. [applause] >> police clashed with protesters in new york city over the arrest of a former columbia university grad student and palestinian activists. mohamed khalil is expected to appear in court for a hearing later today. tensions have been building over his arrest on saturday, accused of participating in protests where hamas propaganda was being distributed. he is currently being held at an ice facility in louisiana. he is a permanent resident with a g

chevron on raga avenue and then again at the bet chevron on redwood road. the owner says her stations had already been hit more than 20 times before these burglaries. and she wants to know why police are doing more. >> i'm concerned about keeping our staff employed so they can pay their own bills to know what to do like it's just not good. doing business in oakland. unfortunately. >> oakland police say they are investigating. >> take a look at what police seized about 20 million dollars worth of illegal marijuana and the east bay at this illegal grow operation that they busted in oakland warehouse in the south prescott neighborhood. there were 25,000 cannabis plants inside being grow without a license. they also found pesticides that were illegal to guns as well found in that warehouse and happening today, the open metro chamber of commerce hosts its annual economic summit at the oakland museum of california. experts and local leaders will talk about the city's economic future and focus on trends and the labor market and real estate and also highlight the r

next week next week i'll be in houston interviewing the ceo of chevron. so today the trump administration basically said to chevron, you got 30 days to cut off your oil in venezuela. venezuela is done. for now. we don't know what's going to happen. the sanctions on iran may go back up. and we're talking tariffs on 4.5 million barrels per day of canadian. >> 60% of our imports, 10% tariff. >> so how do you. >> how do. >> you how do you. >> manage all the math. exactly. >> so this. >> is what i think is so interesting when we do opec math. if you look at the chevron decision and you say let's pull these export permits, that's potentially 2 to 300,000 barrels that could be dislocated from the market. at the same time, you have secretary of state rubio pressuring the iraqi prime minister to reopen this northern pipeline route. so basically people are saying, are we going to get more out of iraq? so everybody's trying to figure out, then what do we think about in terms of russia? is it less russian oil, more russian oil? what's going to happen with iran? so it

you like chevron you also like walmart why.plies, only slightly different the consumers are still strapped you're talking about a company that is going on the hunt against amazon and high returns to scale to the digital, brand loyalty every dollar goes further at the store. i think that's good for something and same thing long dividend history, growing the dividends it's good to be a good place to hide out. you're growing towards david bahnsen the dividend i. >> i don't know if it's sharp if it's on this point it's a good track record, he said that contradictorily. it's good to see a smile on your face on a day like this, who knows where the selling is going to in today. we shall see. transfer your attention to the big board and the nasdaq. they are clapping and cheering we can work on the downside big time, there's the bell ten seconds before trading actually begins on a monday morning trading has begun negative for the year with this calendar year 2025, now the dow is 500 points, 1.1%, let's have a look at the s&p let's look

chevron way. and the east bay brought more police arrest. a man for what they say was to the wreck was donuts. look, it 7 sunday ride on a 7 return. story for drives. neighbors provided police with home surveillance footage of the driver in the car doing those donuts, the car was towed and the driver was later found and arrested. and the north ends badly burned saturday when a car caught on fire inside of a car port santa rosa. firefighters say this happened right near street and college avenue east of one to one a nearby apartment building and minor damage on the outside. one unit had minor smoke damage. the burn victim was taken to the hospital. it's not clear yet how the fire started. peddling. man is in jail this morning accused of stealing $3,000 worth of nike merchandise. some of that merch the police say was stolen from a nike store at the village premium outlets. police say the suspect took off in a getaway car. leading officers on a brief chase. they eventually arrested and 2 kids were in the car. officers say they found evidence th

people are going rally outside the chevron refinery today because there upset that they've lost homes in the devastating los angeles wildfires. and they've also lost homes in the camp in the tubbs fire. so they're going rally against fossil feels they want to bring attention to how greenhouse gas emissions played a role and wildfires and climate destruction. the rally is at 4.30, at chevron way. >> 9.48 is the time police right now are investigating suspected a suspected arson. now the former restaurant, the terrapin crossroads in sandra fell. it's vacant now, but it was fairly popular and a music venue that was owned by late phil last. she was a founding member of the grateful dead. sandra fell. firefighters responded to this fire early sunday morning. yacht club drive and investigators think it was intentionally set because they found an empty gasoline container near the corner near the south wall on the south side of that property. so it only caused minor damage to that part of the facility. but then the sprinklers went off and that caused more extensive water damage inside people

her family owns 3, chevron gas stations there. and tuesday morning about 3.30, burglars arrived at the one on lakeshore avenue and rammed one of their cars into the business twice in hopes of getting their hands on the safe. oakland police arrived on scene and the burglars took off, but they weren't captured and instead hit the bets to other chevron station's on moraga avenue and redwood road. i think it's the pursuit policy that they're not allowed. so i know that they're in talks. but what does that that's blames opie's pursuit policy, which limits office's ability to engage in vehicle pursuits for the police department's failure to capture the suspects. now we asked police if their current vehicle pursuit policy prevented them from trailing it ultimately apprehending the suspects. >> they would not answer that question. the burglars didn't get away with much at any of the 3 stations and didn't access the safe. but that's as damage to the buildings is extensive and has resulted in the shutdown of the gas pumps. i'm concerned abo

her family owns 3, chevron gas stations there. and tuesday morning about 3.30, burglars arrived at the one on lakeshore avenue and rammed one of their cars into the business twice in hopes of getting their hands on the safe. oakland police arrived on scene and the burglars took off, but they weren't captured and instead hit the bets to other chevron station's on moraga avenue and redwood road. i think it's the pursuit policy that they're not allowed. so i know that they're in talks. but what does that that's blames opie's pursuit policy, which limits office's ability to engage in vehicle pursuits for the police department's failure to capture the suspects. now we asked police if their current vehicle pursuit policy prevented them from trailing it ultimately apprehending the suspects. >> they would not answer that question. the burglars didn't get away with much at any of the 3 stations and didn't access the safe. but that's as damage to the buildings is extensive and has resulted in the shutdown of the gas pumps. i'm concerned abo

at can bet chevron station on lakeshore avenue.car, rammed the front of the business twice to get inside. local police arrived on scene but the burglars took off only to do the same thing at another. chevron owned by the same company on rock avenue. and then on another one on redwood road. the owner says her stations had already been targeted more than 20 times before these burglaries on tuesday and wants to know why police are doing more. >> i'm concerned about keeping our staff employed so they can pay their own bills. you know what to do like it's just not good. doing business in oakland. unfortunately. >> well, oakland police at this point will only say that they are investigating. >> 10 35 right now and take a look at all the pot investigators seized more than 20 million dollars worth of illegal marijuana at a grow operation. they busted in an oakland warehouse in the south prescott neighborhood. authorities say there were 25,000 cannabis plants inside. they were being grown without a license. they also found illegal pesticide

chevron and x announced they were move moving their headquarters to texas last year. >> one company sets up shop in a specific industry. others will be prone to doing so as well to create sort of a knowledge base that is concentrated in one area and san francisco has always been there and i don't foresee it changing. >> reporter: in an email the commercial real estate company, cbre, told us a.i. companies occupy about 8% of offices in san francisco and that number is expected to increase by the end of 2025. the company says that return to office calls are likely to increase leases this year as well. roy says while openai is a great sign, san francisco should not put all their eggs in one basket. >> you invest in tech. we are sort of the tech epicenter of the country and i think we should harness that and invest in that and make sure we retain that sort of standing, but i think it's really important to also not bet all of our cards on one industry and make sure that we're sort of distributing it across other sectors that can continue pushing our economy forward. >> the openai move comes j

the chevron doctrine has gone, but this issue isn't. this case was re argued on remand for a court to evaluate it without, a thumb on the scale inside and on the favor, the agency. and it's not clear from the reports of that argument, which i didn't do. but it's not it's not clear from the reports of that argument that the fishermen are going win this next round. so this may be back. but in evaluate where we are in the modern administrative state, i think if you look to the declaration of independence, we're a situation that i think the framers would have thought was unthinkable. thank you, paul. our final speaker is ian rowe ian is a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute focusing on education, upward mobility, family formation and adoption. he co-founded partnership academies of virtues based international high school in the bronx. ian will speak to us about the role of moral agency in the founding and why it's so important. cultivated today in. thank you, jim and amity and the foundation. it's great honor to be here, espe

her family owns 3, chevron gas stations there. tuesday morning about 3.30, burglars arrived at the one on lakeshore avenue and rammed one of their cars into the business twice in hopes of getting their hands on the safe. oakland police arrived on scene and the burglars took off, but they weren't captured and instead hit the bets to other chevron station's on moraga avenue and redwood road. i think it's the pursuit policy that they're not allowed. so i know that they're in talks. but what does that that's blames opie's pursuit policy, which limits office's ability to engage in vehicle pursuits for the police department's failure to capture the suspects. now we asked police if their current vehicle pursuit policy prevented them from trailing it ultimately apprehending the suspects. >> they would not answer that question. the burglars didn't get away with much at any of the 3 stations and didn't access the safe. but that's as damage to the buildings is extensive and has resulted in the shutdown of the gas pumps. i'm concerned about k

a group of around five thieves can be seen smashing into the chevron store repeatedly. they attempt to grab the safe but totook off a police arrived minutes later. thieves show up at another station on redwood road, smashing a window to get in. less than 15 minutes later, thieves show up in multiple vehicles at a moraga avenue gas station, smashing a car into the building and taking small items before racing away. despite police interrupting one of the break ins, the suspects remain on the run. yeah, but they couldn't follow them, so the pursuit policy, i don't know where i stand because, like, i don't want them pursuing people and then hitting like a random child or a random pedestrian, like, that's not fair. i care about those families. i also care about my business. opd is still trying to determine if all the burglaries a are connected with more than $100,000 in damages, and two stations closed for repairs. betts worries what effect this will have on her employees. my concern is about the employees. that's my and like, making sure like, people have jobs so they can p

it shows burglars backing into a chevron gas station, and then police say they did it three times. so this happened just before 4 a.m. this morning. oakland police tell us the other two stations were also hit in the half hour before, and then the suspects took off just as officers were arriving. the station in the montclair, redwood heights and lakeshore neighborhoods are all owned by the same company. and at each one, the suspects rammed a car through the front of the building. >>>>they're targeting. it seems like any small business that they consider a soft target. it's just a sad thing that this is repeating itself all over the city, virtually all the time, just very slight ebbs and flows. >juliette>rick, the general manager, says they were likely after the safes, but they did not get them and they've been hit multiple times this year. they've added security and billiards, but it didn't really make a difference. san francisco city leaders celebrating 130 years of ambulance services in the city. at today's ceremony, mayor lurie said it all started with the donation of a horse dra

chevron and exxon recently announced they are developing natural gas solutions for data centers. microsoft is aiming to match all of its electricity consumption with carbon free energy by 2030. the u.s. agriculture department is axing two programs that help feed kids at school. the programs give schools and food banks about $1 billion in total. they, in turn use that money to buy food from local farms and ranchers. the cuts are part of an aggressive effort by president trump's administration to shrink the federal government and slash spending. now to the texas measles outbreak. today, the texas department of state health confirmed 223 cases. most of the cases are minors. only five of the 223 were vaccinated. 80 were unvaccinated, including one child who died. the remaining 138 are classified as unknown as far as whether they got vaccinated. also today, oklahoma is confirming the first two measles cases in that state. officials there say both individuals reported they were exposed to the outbreak. areas in west texas and in eastern new mexico. new mexico has recorded 30 measles ca

this is surveillance video from the chevron on moraga avenue in montclair. the last of the three hit just before 4 a.m. you can see the car backing into the station's convenience store. four people then ran through the collapsed wall and started looking around. we talked with rick, who works at the gas station, he says. they've been hit multiple times just this year, and they have even added security. but it apparently did not make a difference. >>>>even with these bollards that are cemented into the ground. as you can see on this one, they just back backed it, bent it, got in at an angle. so we weren't impervious to this kind of a break in. but you know, we're going to make this look like an armory i suppose. >>>>so rick thinks the suspects were trying to steal their safe. they were not able to get it. oakland police tell us the other two stations were hit in the half hour before, and the suspects took off just as officers were arriving. so far, no arrests. a wanted murder suspect is back in san jose after hiding out in mexico for more than a decade. police

both chevron and x announced they'd move their headquarters to texas last year. abby royce, research director at the bay area council economic institute, says openai is a good sign. >> one company sets up shop in a specific industry. others will be prone to doing so as well to create a knowledge base that all is contained and concentrated in one area. san francisco has always been that and i don't foresee it changing. >> reporter: in an email the commercial real estate company, cbre, told us that a.i. companies occupy about 8% of offices in san francisco and that number is expected to increase by the end of 2025. the company says that return to office calls are likely to increase leases this year as well, but royce says that while openai is a great sign, san francisco should not put all their eggs in one basket. >> you can invest in tech. we are sort of the tech epicenter of the country and i think we should harness that and invest in that and make sure that we retain that sort of standing, but i think it's really important to also not bet all of our cards on one

both chevron and x announced they'd move their headquarters to texas last year. abby royce, research director at the bay area council economic institute, says openai is a good sign. >> one company sets up shop in a specific industry. others will be prone to doing so as well to create a knowledge base that all is contained and concentrated in one area. san francisco has always been that and i don't foresee it changing. >> reporter: in an email the commercial real estate company, cbre, told us that a.i. companies occupy about 8% of offices in san francisco and that number is expected to increase by the end of 2025. the company says that return to office calls are likely to increase leases this year as well, but royce says that while openai is a great sign, san francisco should not put all their eggs in one basket. >> you can invest in tech. we are sort of the tech epicenter of the country and i think we should harness that and invest in that and make sure that we retain that sort of standing, but i think it's really important to also not bet all of our cards on one

it happened in a parking lot right across from a chevron station off highway 50 in myers. those charging stations were tagged with elon musk's name and swastikas. it is not clear when the equipment was actually tagged. deputies continue to investigate. a boy who was kidnaped seven years ago in the state of georgia has been found just outside of denver. the sheriff's office, posting an image online of what abdul aziz khan looked like when he disappeared at the age of seven. the now 14 year old was located by deputies who responded to a possible burglary at a vacant highlands ranch home in douglas county. deputies say they located the boy in a vehicle in the driveway, and his non-custodial mother inside the house. >> a homeowner monitoring their security cameras for a house that he had for sale, and he noticed some suspicious activity and immediately called the sheriff's office to report a possible burglary or trespass in progress. this call not only led to the apprehension of two suspects, but, unknown to everyone at the time, to the discovery of a missing child and the res

three chevron gas stations hit by thieves, all within 30 minutes. livermore police investigating a shooting right into a vehicle on city streets. one man was hit and injured tonight. officials are trying to piece together what led up to the gunfire. so far, no word of any arrests and checked bags will no longer fly free at southwest airlines. the reason for this change and others. all of it right there for you@ktvu.com. it was opening night for the cinequest film festival. still to come, we take a closer look at s e of t kicked off in san jose, opening its annual film festival with dozens of independent films. this year's theme focuses on illuminating art and the community through filmmaking. ktvu is lamonica peters was out there on the red carpet. >> with a red carpet event to rival those in hollywood. cinequest opened its film festival in downtown san jose tuesday night. the festival's opening night feature film was the luckiest man in america. set in may 1984, starring paul walter hauser, walton goggins, and shamier anderson. >> it's based on a t

you can see chevron shares up by about $0.01. that was first kind of indicated just over a week ago when they said that they would be considering this, taking it into account and then seeing what it does. chevron has responded that of course, it will follow any rules or regulations coming from the trump administration, but it does make up a significant portion of what they are doing internationally. yeah. >> all right. coming up, why the us is in a much different place than the last time president trump turned to tariffs as a weapon. that story next. and as we head to break look at yesterday's s&p 500 winners and the losers. >> are. >> executive edge is sponsored by at&t business. next level by at&t business. next level moments need the n it all started with a small business idea. it's a pillow with a speaker in it! that's right craig. pulling in the perfect team to get the job done. i'm just here for the internets. at&t, it's super-fast! you locked us out?! and when thrown a curveball... arrggghh! ahhhh! [crashing sounds] we had

this is surveillance video from the chevron on moraga avenue in montclair, the last of the three hit. just before 4 a.m.. we talked with one of the workers there who said, this has happened so many times that the the store took extra steps to add security, but ultimately that didn't make a difference. >>>>even with these bollards that are cemented into the ground, as you can see on this one, they just back backed it, bent it, got in at an angle. so we weren't impervious to this kind of a break in. but you know, we're going to make this look like an armory i suppose. >sara>rick thinks the suspects were after the safe, but they did not get it. oakland police tell us the other two stations were hit in the half hour before, and the suspects took off just as officers were pulling up. so far, no arrests made. those burglaries are the latest in a series of crimes that have been plaguing oakland, and certainly getting a lot of attention. crime is going to be a big issue for voters when they elect a new mayor. today, the top two candidates for the job made their case for why they should lead t

this is surveillance video from the chevron on moraga avenue in montclair, the last of the three hit. just before 4 a.m.. we talked with one of the workers there who said, this has happened so many times that the the store took extra steps to add security, but ultimately that didn't make a difference. >>>>even with these bollards that are cemented into the ground, as you can see on this one, they just back backed it, bent it, got in at an angle. so we weren't impervious to this kind of a break in. but you know, we're going to make this look like an armory i suppose. >sara>rick thinks the suspects were after the safe, but they did not get it. oakland police tell us the other two stations were hit in the half hour before, and the suspects took off just as officers were pulling up. so far, no arrests made. those burglaries are the latest in a series of crimes that have been plaguing oakland, and certainly getting a lot of attention. crime is going to be a big issue for voters when they elect a new mayor. today, the top two candidates for the job made their case for why they should lead t

congress has passed since the 1930's, and the supreme court has just recently overturned a case called chevron, which required judges to defer to administrative interpretations to federal statutes when the statutes are ambiguous, and in this case, the local judge case, the judges should make their own decisions about whether or not the text allows the regulation or not. that is one example of the supreme court's pushback on congressional delegation of the executive branch, and to enforce congress' prerogative. host: i love the history here. 1912, taft was running as a republican, roosevelt as a bull moose party, then wilson as a democrat. roosevelt split the vote sort of and wilson comes in and wins the election. guest: absolutely. remember, he's yearning to be chief justice taney never wanted to be president. the wife of theodore roosevelt basically made him the vice president. he wanted to retire. he is so afraid of demagogue presidents and also attacking supreme court justices. taft was afraid that roosevelt was attacking supreme court justice is by name, justices ruling of railroad cases f

momentum in washington and it's agency related and some is related to the shove ron case that -- chevrone decide by the supreme court and limited the power of agencies and it's very powerful in terms of implication for the stress test and it's very charles: thank you, ere chasm good seeing you. 2525, it's the year -- 2025, it's the year of the humanoid robot and the cornerstone company in all of this and boston dynamics is here to discuss. not only the economic impact but maybe also where you might be going next and might look for a job. look at that on the screen. we'll be right back. well, i'm a local company in chattanooga, tennessee that gets to save lives all around the world through tiktok. i didn't have the millions of dollars to put towards marketing, and that was the hardest thing. when i posted on tiktok that went from maybe a few hundred people knowing about my product to millions. (♪) we were able to make over $300,000 in less than two days. it saved my business and it saved lives. ♪ (vo) weight loss. for so long, i felt stuck. i tried, and tried again. lost weight, gained it

madison: because of president trump's decision to revoke chevron's license to operate in venezuela.ay that president trump nicolas moderna ordered direct re-patuation flights from the u.s. to be halted and they're going to take migrants from other countries but no more venezuela migrants and venezuela officials privately warned trump administration they'd halt the flight and given 30 days to wind down the operations and according to to some reporting from "the wall street journal". in total, three flights carrying 370 passengers arrived to venezuela last month from the u.s. and mod m.d.'s government said there could be as many as -- moderna's government said there could be as many as 5,000 and for thousand they've been paused. stuart: i'd like to see what president trump will do about that. he doesn't like being told no. here we go, it's time for the tuesday trivia question. it's another good one, how many days is the st. patrick's festival in dublin? how many days does it go on for? mike murphy, murphy, you should know the answer to this one. >> i know the answer. stuart: one, two,

hunter biden's compensation from that energy company was five times greater then the cop for chevronnd exxon and other major energy conglomerates. burisma was a small energy company, so he was very well-paid, but that is not illegal. the illegal part was joe biden's involvement in firing the prosecutor investigating burisma. host: is it illegal to sell a product like joe biden? rep. comer: that is a good question, and that is something we struggled with throughout the investigation. it is probably not. when i have legislation, i tried to get it passed last congress. jamie raskin was not interested in it when he thought kamala harris would win the presidency, but it would define influence peddling. you cannot allow families to profit from our end around the world. in the future you will have more families like the trumps who are in business, and if you are in business you are global. i do not know how you handle people that come into office that have properties all of the world and things like that come but that the very least you need to disclose customers, sources of income and be t

later he launched his own business the castro street chevron which is still in operation today.opened gas stations in westlake and pacific heights. he was active in his community serving on the small business commission and actively participating in the san francisco chamber of commerce, the merchants of upper market and castro and the friars club . castro merchants president terry austin bennett remember david as someone who was passionate about the community and quietly did everything he could to support it. he was only allowed when he needed to be notwithstanding all of his community involvement, dave made time for his family and friends. some of his favorite activities were dining out with his wife lynn coaching his children's sports teams, traveling the globe, cheering on the giants and playing with his granddaughters. rest in peace david sagan may your memory be a blessing. >> then secondly, i'm asking that we adjourn our meeting today in memory of charles phan, the founder and longtime owner of the slant door who passed away unexpectedly on january 20th at the age of 62.

. >> you look at kazhakstan, chevron is the largest company in kazhakstan, accounting for 5% of gdp.s and again, if we don't secure these critical minerals rights in friendly countries, china will. so we have an opportunity now to do that. countries like kazhakstan, use uzbekistan had a call with secretary of state rubio, these countries are not only willing but they're able to provide critical minerals to the united states supply chain and they expressed a willingness to work with the united states and u.s. companies. maria: great analysis, we so appreciate your time. thank you, sir. >> thank you, maria. maria: quick break and then president trump swatching a rumor of discord between his doge team and his cabinet. we'll tell you what went on behind closed doors when we come back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ maria: this week on "mornings with maria," tomorrow house budget committee chairman jodey arrington with the latest on the house and budget standoff on the budget bill. wednesday, the latest inflation report card revealed live with the brightest

happening today, environmental advocates and wildfire survivors will gather in front of the chevron refinery in richmond. they're rallying to raise awareness about what they say is big oil's role in california wildfires. demonstrators will call attention to the ongoing pollution from the refinery, which has been linked to serious health risks such as premature deaths and respiratory issues. they also plan to create a mural using ash collected from the eaton fire burn site in los angeles. deleted text messages, disappearing chats and questions about transparency have emerged in the wake of the palisades fire. reporter christie fajardo shows us how mayor karen bass is facing scrutiny over potential noncompliance with public records laws. >> there is still work to be done. mayor karen bass wanted to talk about macarthur park at a press conference, but couldn't escape questions about why she had deleted text messages to and from city officials about the palisades fire. my phone did automatic delete after 30 days. we've been swamped with ccra and so it took a while. but we're also looking to see