right claudine? okay. [applause] >> thank you everyone and next in the program we have another treat for you. let's welcome the gordon j. lau elementary school students. these students have been sacrificing all lunch breaks to practice for today so let's give them a big round of applause. gordon lau. [applause] >> (music) [applause] >> "i could dance by dua lipa watch me dance the night away. my heart but you won't see it. watch me dance the night away. i still keep the party still running and when my heart breaks, when my world shakes i don't play. don't you know about me? i could dance, i could dance. i could dance. dance away. [applause] >> thank you students. i think the mayor was going to thank the students. [applause] >> all right everybody. big smiles. they're looking great. what do you say everybody; right? [applause] >> i mean i wish i could dance moves like that. all right. one, two, three. you got your pictures? we want to make sure we see all these wonderful students' faces in the picture. [app

keith, so this is claudine is running from the m $23.00 rebels, whose resurgence in recent years has fueled violence and too many tavian crises in the area with the ripples gaining more and more round inland. the comes further east of buckling under the pressure and the advance makes fluid in fearful that it's only a matter of time before the config catches up with a. you know, i'm scared when i hear that m. 23 is getting closer. i feel that things are not ok in my body. in the capital kinshasa, the focus is on diplomacy of to previously accusing rundle backing up tend to see rebels. kimberly's president felix just security has extended un only branch saying he's now open to meeting the runtime counterpart to gandhi has consistently denied any links to m. 23 talks between the 2 sides have failed before a civil society. it's a not optimistic that diplomacy can do much to change the end. you see that a guy you see here in the comes every day. there are 6 deaths for either because of the war like disease or famine such, but do you want the congolese people to keep dying is really critic

claudine wong you claudine. all right, yes. the may gray june gloom just like that is back now.not for all, but it's there. that's your low& cloud deck when it gets into the 70s, mid 70s, it does not take long. once you get to march. usually it's a little soon here, but 40sc 50s on the temps, a couple of upper 30s. but now the fog is not as widespread, but there's plenty to go around and some higher clouds up above, so it's the return of the fog and temperatures still okay. inland, we'll get some mild conditions inland, but coast and bay are coming down with upper 50s, low 60s, inland, 60s to low 70s. all right. sal is here at 701. we took a look at the bridges again or something else, let's go to concord, steve, 680 and into tht here with a crash that was at gregory lane. it did some minor backup on 680. you know, what it really affects is 242 is very slow you make that connection with 680. and just unfortunately, because it had been such a nice commute. but that earlier crash near gregory 242 very okay to the tunnel and on the- richmond bridge we have a little bit of a backup

one thing for claudine and have family things could get even with here to finally a strong weight. and so 1st thousands of tumble weeds into several times in the united states vessels inside the straits of sausage to resemble scenes from western . and sometimes so many bolts of blocked roads and surrounded homes, reaching as high as the roofs of some buildings. the set you up today, whole world news of this off of the out of next on dw, and we looked at what digitalization means about women in asia and how their lives are increasingly being shaped by type of a good the get ready for an exciting auburn toyota full of surprises. hi irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of children to have you as a one, the front porch. included in the deposit response and unexpected side to side. enjoy. this the shadows of jumping. these costs and video shed light on the dog is devastating colonial har is infested by germany across and he employed the schools, tactic farms and destroyed lights. what do you.

one thing for claudine and have family things could get even with here. earlier i spoke about this with journalist, but we chose to own in goma. she told me why the congolese present is discussing the insurgencies and these congo with his rwandan counterpart now. or you're watching these because the late january feelings she could use had more those tools with president will pick a male run that. so had you been said that no, diana would take place, which i grace or a full run the as long as it's up to pay so far it does come good. terry to reach. so what has changed now? when do you think he is under an increase pressure because this fighting near go mad, the capstone of those people of fighting that has intensify in the last few weeks. and there are both, i'll know, on the about 20 kilometers from go miles the t up 2000000 people. so the threatened to take control of the c t, but the also um, blocking the main supply road to the city. so that's putting pressure on the, on the economy. oh, you see, then another element is that recent you do us, the depar

meaning one thing for claudine and have family things could get even with here. earlier i spoke to journalists, but to be shown in goma, she told me why the congolese president is discussing the insurgencies and these congo with his rwandan counterpart right now. as you're watching the speakers in late january. she's the kids you said were dogs to switch president or pick a male friend. so had you been saved that know diana would take place, which i grace or a port run the as long as it's up to pay support those come but to return each. so what has changed now when really you sick, he is under an increase pressure because this fighting near go mad, the capstone of those people of fighting that has intensified in the last few weeks and durable. so i'll know only about 20 kilometers from go miles d t up to 1000000 people. so the threatened to take control of the c t, but the also a blocking the main supply road to the city. so that's putting pressure on the, on the economy of juicy. then another element is that recent us, the department code doesn't run that you im

when claudine arrived, it had 2 children at the discount on the outskirts of goma. she fell to leave, but only briefly. she's one of the newest, internally displaced persons here. the un estimates of the fighting has driven 800000 people to seek refuge in this city alone. and despite the claudine being a fresh face that's come, the 20 year old is not a new tool. she was born into the conflict and it continues to rob her of her loved ones. i saw them killed my friend. we were on our way to massage, and there was a lot of gunfire. that's when my friend got shot in the head. keith. so he says claudine is running from the m $23.00 rebels, whose resurgence in recent years has fueled violence. and too many tavian crises in the area with the ripples gaining more and more round inland, becomes further east of buckling under the pressure and the advance of exploding. fearful that it's only a matter of time before the conflict catches up with her. even though i'm scared when i hear that m. 23 is getting closer, i feel that things are not ok in my body. in the capital contessa

when claudine arrived, it had 2 children at the discount on the outskirts of goma. she felt relief, but only briefly. she's one of the newest, internally displaced persons here. the un estimates of the fighting has driven 800000 people to seek refuge in this city alone. to despise claudine being afresh. base that's come. the 20 year old is not new tool. she was born into the conflict and it continues to rob her, her loved ones. i saw them killed my friend. we were on our way to my saucy, and there was a lot of gunfire. that's when my friend got shot in the head. can you tell this is claudine is running from the m 23 rebels who's resurgence in recent years has fueled violence and humanitarian crises in the area. with the ripples gaining more and more ground inland becomes further east of buckling under the pressure and the advance mix towed in fearful that it's only a matter of time before the conflict catches up with her. you know, i'm scared when i hear that m. 23 is getting closer. i feel that things are not ok in my body. in the capital kinshasa, the focus is on

and despite claudine being a fresh face that's come, the 20 year old is not a new tool. she was born into the conflict and it continues to rob her, her loved ones. i saw them killed my friend. we were on our way to massage, and there was a lot of gunfire. that's when my friend got shot in the head, keith. so he, claudine is running from the m $23.00 rebels, whose resurgence in recent years has fueled violence and too many tavian crises in the area with the ripples gaining more and more round inland becomes further east of buckling under the pressure and the advance of exploding fearful that it's only a matter of time before the conflict catches up with her. you know, i'm scared when i hear that m. 23 is getting closer. i feel that things are not ok in my body. in the capital can shesta. the focus is on diplomacy of to previously accusing. rundle backing up 23 rebels comedies president felix to security has extended un only branch saying he's now open to meeting the ones and counterpart to gandhi has consistently denied any links to m. 23 talks between the 2 sides have fa

meaning one thing for claudine and have family things could get even with here. and let's bring in nick olivia, who is a special adviser at open society africa and he joins us now from can shasta welcome to the program. thank you for joining us. diplomacy has so far failed. how optimistic are you that this time could be any different thank you and thank you for having me. um, i think the promotion is important to us. it does need to be um, used to dice uh during this context of usually uh, in the past due um, dumped attempt failed, you know to, to result of surprises. but regardless, i think it's the right moments for, for contradicting to reach and just good luck. it would be to find a way to do those colors of the situation. the dispute it was on the ground, especially for these people. so it's important to engage and see that's 2 important aspects must be taken into account. first of all, of your each of those figures indeed. so these, these 2, number 2 is also a the request coming from cobra sites. i think somebody's already for people who must be from us the

un estimates of the fighting has driven 800000 people to seek refuge in this city alone. despite claudine being a fresh face that's come, the 20 year old is not a new tool. she was born into the conflict and it continues to rob, how her loved ones. i saw them killed my friend. we were on our way to my saucy, and there was a lot of gunfire. that's when my friend got shot in the head. keith, so this is claudine is running from the m $23.00 rebels who's resurgence in recent years has fueled violence and humanitarian crises in the area with the rebels gaining more and more ground inland becomes further east of buckling under the pressure and the advanced mix floating fearful that it's only a matter of time before the conflict catches up with a. you know, i'm scared when i hear that m. 23 is getting closer. i feel that things are not ok in my body. in the capital kinshasa, the focus is on diplomacy of to previously accusing rundle backing up tend to see rebels. kimberly's president felix just security has extended an only branch saying he's now open to meeting the runtime counterpart to gandhi

claudine. >> well, julie, numbers show a dramatic drop in what the city of oakland paid out during thee year period. we're talking between 2018 and 2023, and we're talking about millions of spdollarsúin payment penalties r casesúinvolving wrongful death, to injuries. so let's give you a closerúlook at those numbers. the oakland police department paid out roughly $1.7 million during that time. we're talking about 2018 to 2023. that's according to the city attorney's office. and none of the most recent payments exceeded $400,000. well, compare of 2011 to december of 2021, when for police misconduct 2001 to 20q1. some of the recent cases include a $250,000ct& settlement in 2015 for a man who was shot and killed that year $400,000 payment for aand a journalist who was teargassed during the george floyd protests in 2020. civil rights attorney jim shannon told us. two decades of federal oversight has led to a opd. >> i think that there's not a talk in the locker room about who you beat up today. i think if there was talk like that in the locker room, the officer who said it would be turned i

it is sunday, march 17th i'm claudine wong. >>úhappy sunday to you claudine i'm james torres here. course it is saint patrick's day. we want to start off by taking you straight out live to dublin, ireland. aúlive picture youúhere from earth things are. it's around 2 p.m. their local time and we're not done looking at all things saint patrick's day, of course, and coming up in just about 15 minutes. we'll have a live interview from dublin with a travel expert somewhere in that mess. >> in that mess of people who are very happy to be in that mess of people. i think. and the weather looks good. so a good day to be out there celebrating saint patrick's day. the weather here looks good. meteorologist rosemary oroczo watching all the temperatures a fabulous weekend, right? when it comes to being able to get outdoors. on my way in roadblocks due to apparently a marathon going on in oakland this morning. it is a good morning for a run. take a look at theúcamera here, the live shot there showing you we have low clouds and fog. joining us this morning. i will have a look at the current condi

good morning to you, james. >> claudine, good morning to you.d a shutdown, 780 in both directions until just about two hours ago, it was shut down all night and overnight. here's what we're learning from police officers this morning. benicia officers say they got a hit on a license plate from their citywide network ofúlicense plate readers as a result, they pulled over a car, and when that car stopped, police say the people inside started shooting at the officers and those officers fired back. no one was hit or hurt. but now people who live in benicia are reacting to& the news. they're waking up to, saying they're glad the license plate readers seem to work out.s a few things that havel been kind of opened up from the license plate readers. they've caught a number of people who were, you know, potentially doing burglaries in the area and some other people who had warrants. >> the police made those arrests and spent several hours overnight looking for a possible third suspect in the median of the freeway. but after looking at body surveillance ca

claudine. so it is a stormy weekend giving you a live look here over san francisco where we have had thunderstorms roll through the bay area. we have a wind advisory that continues at this time. for most of the bay area, our coast, our hills, the inner east bay that goes until 10 a.m. meanwhile, the high surf advisory for large breaking waves to about 20ft expected today. and that advisory goes until 4:00 in the afternoon. ad up into the sierra, where the avalanche warning continues until 8 a.m. we'll see if that's extended and the 10 a.m. we'll have a look at the satellite and radar and what we n expect for your bay area weekend, as well as in the sierra coming up. sounds good. >> thank you. rosemary. new this morning. all lanes southbound 880 in oakland shut down at this hour due to a big rig that's now on its side. and leaking fuel onto the freeway. ktvu james torres joins us live from the scene to show us how that crash is affecting traffic. and i know we all had to scramble to get into wor

and the warm pattern will stick around into claudines so much mark.s more in the millions of dollars mateo county. and when those homes are expected to be move-in ready plus palo altogsc last mobile homeúpark gets a boost. the n changes being made business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. of a new housing development. park to 100% electrification and its massive redevelopment. process. this will go replacing utility the park, and is home to 259 people. well, soaking up every moment of whatl it means bulldogs winning the tech defeating centennial bakersfield 79 to 55, getting them the first state title in school history. earlier

>>úyeah, a bit gloomy, but i sppromise, claudine, it will evg days.he warming temperatures. so yeah, we have a nice forecast headed toward the bay area, mentioned, we have some cloud cover out there. and of course we had some rain to start thing& off for this morning. rainfall totals. taking a look at the numbers. as you can see over the past 24 hours, nothing too major, but we had some pretty good downpours overnight. kent field point four three. half moon bay 0.42. santa rosa about a quarter of an inch. oakland radar. right now it looks like the bulk of the activity has moved on out,úalthough there is the chancec still of a few scattered showers for this and y evening hours. you over portione sierra as well. as we back out the maps, we are showing you this some more clouds offshore, but there will be an overall che developing over the next several days that will send our north. e been hoping dry weather, we finally have that forecast for you. that will include the weekend. here's our live camera right now looking still have some cloud cover in- plac

claudine, good morning to you. here will come tuesday.at they can consider. of course, the primary is we're looking at as well. but onec election contest that we are keeping a close eye on is that of who will be the senator representing california. of course, there their hat in the ring, hoping to win that election. wegre talking representative adam schiff on the democratic side and formert& baseball player steve garvey on the republicanúside. they are both leading the pack and are on track to be the two candidates headed to the general election in november. we congresswoman be and congresswoman katie porter area tonight to try to appeal to voters. most of those candidates spent their time in southern california yesterday. we expect to see events leading up to election day promoting people to get out and vote. we saw one yesterday put on by state senator scott wiener, who is not facing any elections. this cycle. but he says higher than d turnout this time around. >> we got to get the vote out. turnout is really low, so far, and we this el

good morning to you, james. >> claudine. good morning.same way it always does. there's a sunrise right over the east bay hills, where you can see the entire skyline of san francisco. pretty much the rest of the city as well. and the bay. that ceremony then just ended just a few minutes ago, just short of an hour long. you see some of the cleanup that's going on right now, and all of it centered, surrounding and in front of this nearly 100 foot cross. a memorable moment and a memorable piece of what this important celebration is to so many people who say they come here every year nowadays, the early morning eastern service, it brings out probably about 100 people. that's about as many as we saw this morning. but in its long history, there were moments where thousands made the hike and worship together, most notably during world war two, where it was estimated about 50,000 people attended one single easter service. the summit of mount davidson, that's situated at about an elevation of 938ft, the large cross has been illuminated since last n

you're absolutelyúright, claudine.ooking at the influence that social media has on our kids. the studies show that kids are, you know, we development, theúsocial issues. know, the kids got to get outside, play sports, play music,úsocialize. >> yeah, those are social issues versus national security issues, though. national security issues are significant. you know, you knowa checkpointn we see the attacks by by china and other the battle right now. the economy, the cyber criminal economy ist& the third largest economy after us and china. we're losing that battle. our information is being stolen. our proprietary information is being stolen. so this is just step in, in in a big in some of the big steps that we should takec to control, you know, these china chinese owned companies. you know, theúother thing is we have dependance on chinese manufacturing. here we are, you are made in china and our our heavy, you know, metals in our batteries. so it's a bigger issue thatúwe let's talk about a lot of people feel like this is

claudine.get into the days ahead, transition to wet weather in ofa time for the weekend. i'll show you that here in the extended forecast. let's take a look at what is happening overhead at this hour. the blue skies over sfo. you can see a little bit of patchy fog still hanging low cle north bay and the north bay, struggling a little bitc with te temperatures a bit on the cool side. here's a look at to storm tracker two, where the clouds along the coastline will remain. and as we hours, they are going to move back through the bay andt& tomorrow morning we will wake up partly cloudy conditions fromt- and our bay side and coastaly valleys as well. here's a look at storm tracker two. we just to the north. we have low high - pressure to the south of us, and we're just enjoying a nice quiet pattern. but that will begin to change. i'm going to push you all the way through the business week. as we talked about before, the half hour, the vernal equinox arrives 806 tomorrowúevening. so tomorrow will be

ktvu claudine or i did. i was introducing myself. you did? haha. them. they'll be at the roots match today and their family and friends will be serving, and i'm looking forward to trying it all we like took the idea from like this oakland roots team. >> like it's culturally like involved like you see people all over from different places, different culture. and then they all come together. they try to like involve everybody from different places. >> today's match kicks off at seven. you can watch it on ktvu plus. then after the game, our special matchday live postgame show will continue live from pioneer stadium from 9 to 10 on ktvu and ktvu plus. and of course, streaming on fox. local bailey o'carroll and myself will be hosting. and that will be all followed by the 10:00 news. >> okay, well, the glide foundation's long awaited women's center is now open in san francisco. they had a ribbon cutting ceremony held yesterday for the big grand opening. members of bay fc, the new women's professional soccer team here in the bay area, were there for that

claudine wong and bailey o'carroll reporting live for us.he oakland roots home opener when. we're just weeks away from the start of major league baseball's regular season. how the giants are getting fans excited for opening day and a bit later in our newscast, a man is now being treated after getting stuck att& the bottom of 1000 foot ravine. we'll take a closer look at how first responders were able to bring him to safety. >> and in weatherl just a few showers across parts of the bay the raindrops. by this time up tomorrow, that will be a different story. we will have more on another system headed our way. >> we'll have the update coming up and before we head to the break, a for you here at san francisco city hall. the dome lit up in purple and green. we'll explain why co ng up. you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joinin

sp>> i'm frank mallicoat and i'm claudine wong. let's talk about our weather. is fine over there. as long as it's not raining. >> we are mainly dry. we will remain just a little unsettled through the morning hours and then continues to wind down during the afternoon.úbut i think we're going to be breezy, especially closer to the coast. this video sent to actually mark tamayo yesterday by a twitter follower and viewer of ktvu. we've got kurtzman photo. take a look at that. isn't that gorgeous? that double rainbow over the bay bridge? it was really that kind of day. i sawc at least two rainbows. handful of girlfriends sending me pictures of rainbows from walnut creek to the north bay, and while that one in san francisco, i was in oakland when i spotted one. here's a look over what is happening in stormtracker two and what is happening outside right now. we do continue in areas of the north bayúpetaluma, novato, maybe a few sprinkles there and then from the coast and along the peninsula. it is a wet one at hf moon bay over towards sfo, the peninsula 101 to 80 is t

so claudine, finally, not one rain cloud to talk about just has to deal with all the sunshine over the love it! ready for some sunshine? thanks, mark.c well, still ahead at 730, the south bay community projects a finance arm, and that's thanks to millions in new federal funding and the pushback from another major city against rideshare companies, uber and lyft. plus the michelin mention for a san francisco restaurant and what it coul in federal funding for more than two dozen community projects in his district. some of those projects include $850,000 for the reconstruction of the 107, the 1p0úyear old mcclellan road bridge that's in cupertino. that same amount is going to go towards improvements along auto mall parkway in fremont and then there'sú$500,000 that's been allocated to a traffic signal and sidewalk walk project at the innovation campus in the milpitas school district. $1 million will go to emergency spshelter and housing for homels veterans in santa clara county, and more than $4 million is going to go to the silicon valley african american cultural center project, which is

inside i was talking but outside i was quiet when i predator about claudine she again is another person that has been consistent in her work and her advocacy what she cares about and believes in back then as member of treasure island development authority commission is pushed for opportunity and wanted to make sure that island when was the hot commodity and people starting it pay attention that it wasn't just going to be a place for those who could afford it is a lot of her work in advocate is relevant today, she served on the san francisco of the president of apa heritage fountains she used as a vehicle to start apa heritage month during the month of may in san francisco and that event has been extraordinary. not just for the api community of san francisco but for san francisco as a destination for people who come here in the month of may to participate in kamth a film festival celebrating api stories through affirm the san francisco asian art museum we hope a number of events and activities a commemorative stamp on here in san francisco we judge did the year of the dragon not to long

thank you mayor breed for the kind words, claudine, i don't think there is any place in this country that represents what we provide with the stamp and in this city, although we were not first, i think we're always going to be the most important so thank you for the words. it's an honor to be here as we celebrate the year of the dragon. i would like to thank the speakers for your support. as a post master of san francisco, i'm proud to recognize this meaningful stamp that is val owed by those who celebrate the lunar new year as well. it's a time when families get together as you have done today to celebrate the celebrating of our stamp. as one of america's oldest public institutions, the postal service is proud to celebrate through our commemorative stamp program. likewise, i'm proud to say that the workforce is one of the most diverse in america. sxl that's appropriate since we serve the most diverse customers on the face of the earth. ours is a world culture, which is why it's so important that our stamps reflect the rich multi cultural traditions. for more than three decades, they

i'm frank malako and i'm claudine wong. >> let's talk about our weather. certainly. see the sun shine. >> yeah. boy, it was kind of a bonus there. >> surprised this last system that came in. i mean, march has been a really a soaker. and i was looking at it. i was like, oh my gosh, it's just dumping. it's just coming down and i'm ready for some sunshine. >> yeah, i think most people are. and then show director eric reminded me that there are those easter egg hunts going on. yes. you know, today, maybe tomorrow. the grass is very soggy. but as we mentioned a moment ago, at least it's not falling from the sky at the moment. giving you a look here over lake tahoe where we've got blue sky here to start the day as well. lake tahoe receiving several inches of snowfall, even 1 to 2ft, expected by the end of the weekend. here is a look at that storm. it's going to continue to work towards southern california. we will have just the wrap around on and off a scattered showers for today, but at this point looks like maybe a little bit of drizzle along the coastline. and just insi

his op-ed team got national attention and a lot of stress for its position on harvard president claudine gay. wilson joyce us. reporter for the hilltop and how it university. some of her recent interviews stacey abrams and funny willis. i'm thrilled you are here. the general election is on and it's a race between two candidate we already know very, very well. for many, this lesson is about the future of democracy. it is also about getting out the vote. we talked about undecided voters but at the end of the day there's not that many people whose opinions are changing. it's about voter turnout. tommy, you worked on the harvard youth poll. you have worked with john devoe paid a regular. how much our younger voters paying attention to this election? >> that is always the essential question, right? our young people going to turn out? can they be the decisive factor that the parties want them to be? the democrats need them to be. what we are seeing is numbers turning out that looking a little bit lower on the top line. of course, the key question is how will they turn a in battleground states?

. >> tonight, as our coverage of women's history month continues, ktvu claudine wong introduces us to bay area's first black female drag racer. >> there is something about that sound that deep, all encompassing roar of this 1968 pontiac firebird that, for michelle henry, does something nothing else can do. >> it's one of those ones where sometimes i get nervous and i feel like i want to puke and i want to cry y. but as soon as that car starts up, everything goes away and i feel at peace. >> henry is a drag racer, and for her, there is nothing like those few seconds on the track. at speeds so high you need a parachute to slow you down, she says. as the first african american woman drag racer from the bay area, she knows that every time she hits the track, she's breaking barriers. >> when i was at famoso raceway last year at the hot rod reunion, i did my run in, popped my parachutes and got out the car. there's a few people at the end and they were clapping for me, and when i took off my helmet, they was like, oh, that's a woman driving. and i was like, hi. and i was like, yes, me drivi