eden decided to leave. eden hit me up and said that she was running away. "like, i got you.ght a megabus ticket. so she didn't come. whoever it was that showed up at her door absolutely terrified her. about eden's time in dc. did you guys stay in touch? she wanted to facetime. and before we did all that, she had sent me a picture of her view from the apartment where she was staying. using these landmarks, i geolocated them to community college. directly opposite. from the apartment. i'm trying to find someone who knew eden while she was living here. so, we are currently going into one of the flats was staying in. doorbell chimes. man: she had women's clothing, styled hair, i jewellery and make—up. she'd have to hide it all when bader came. bader made her get a haircut and grow out her beard. it seemed like it was bader�*s plan all along and bader al—omair together. is she said that her lawyer told her that she couldn't the lawyer knew more than me. you can see these changes from the photos eden posted in the apartment. another source shared his most recent work address with

michael wouldn't speak to us but eden's final message i'm trying to imagine how eden would have felt, train in dc. we translated our search into arabic. harvard—educated. dc, and found only one bader n alomair. she was going to stay with hayden again and try "i can pick you up." i asked her friends if they have more information of her view from the apartment where she was staying. college. and this is the car park. the picture appears to have been taken from a building from the apartment. was living here. one person agreed to talk to me but didn't want to be identified. and make—up. back to saudi. is she said that her lawyer told her that she couldn't but i didn't question her on it because i assumed the lawyer knew more than me. phone line rings. voicemail system is unavailable. try again later. seeking bader�*s assistance. listed as fugitives and reached out to i remember in some cases, suspects would be there on december 12th, 2022, eden flew back to saudi arabia you can hear a relative shouting at her. as her �*final message'.

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in eden undone, you focus this group of eccentric ex, i guess. i think that's a kind word for these people very word. and i find them fascinating. well, unpack them in a second. and of course, they take a pilgrimage to the galapagos. now, what first sparked your interest in their stories? so i've been wanting to write the story for a very long time. i think about 12 years now. and i one day scrolling through newspaper archives dot com as writers and maybe some of you do and i was looking for something else and i happened this tabloid passage a headline that was so bizarre that i had to read it about two or three times to just like that i read that or my hallucinating. so i'm going to read that passage you just so you can sort of appreciate what was thinking in that moment. oh, a 1941 passage from the san francisco examiner, quote was dr. ritter with his steel teeth poisoned paradise was baroness louise known as crazy panties, who ruled the island with gun in love, murdered by one of her love slaves after. she had driven the other to his death. an

barbara eden: you know.'s, she's this entity who's trying to do the best she can in the world that she's come into. jeannie: thou may ask anything of thy slave, master. barbara eden: yes, she said, 'master'. but of course, she was the powerful one. she's magic. i mean, when you have magic, you can do a lot of things. tony: what are you reading jeannie? jeannie: i'm reading a scroll: the emancipation of modern woman. what does it mean? tony: jeannie ... ooh, you don't have to worry about things like that. laura morowitz: but you have this character who is the absolute epitome of male fantasy. jeannie: i want to understand your way of life so that i can please you. tony: you please me very much. matter of fact, you're perfect. laura morowitz: there's an episode called 'the americanization of jeannie' where she dips a toe into the waters of female liberation. jeannie: i have been studying the emancipation of modern woman. tony: oh that. i guess you got so caught up in it you forgot to do the housework, huh? jea

jermaine cooper, a graduate of mount eden high school in hayward, was the victim. he attended san jose state and worked at a tire shop and was the father of a five month old daughter. cold case investigators say it appears that cooper was set up. police have been putting up fliers in the bayview district. they're hoping that renewed attention to the 2006 unsolved homicide case, and a $250,000 reward will bring answers and justice. >> coming up, a lawsuit now filed following that large fire at a battery facility in monterey county. the allegations against that plant's owner. >> super bowl 59 kicks off tomorrow in new orleans, with the eagles and chiefs. we'll take you live to new orleans with a look at how officials are keeping the city safe for the huge crowd expected this weekend. >> happy weekend. bay area giving you a live look here into alameda. it's a mostly clear cold start to the morning. i'll have a look at the current conditions and what we can expect or the weekend, w l did you know using the grocery outlet app gives you the opportunity to win groceries f

the eden fire tore through 18,000 acres. the immediate danger has passed the road to recovery will be long with recovery costs expected to reach billions. as the area reopens, tensions are running high. pacific palisades and the pacific coast highway will reopen to the public on sunday. as nation guards are removed. people in the area worry that looting and toxic debris with basic services still down. the l.a.p.d. says it will be boosting patrols. >>> coming closer to home now. it's raining, it's wet. it's one of those days where you immediately turn around and want to come back inside. >> it's one of those days that if you're in bed and you don't have to go outside, stay in. it's not the greatest for outdoor plans. the atmospheric river is bringing us some much needed moisture. that much needed moisture again it has arrived and i'm sure you felt it when you stepped outside yesterday. it's going to continue today. over the past six hours we've seen a good amount of rain and we're going to continue to see the heaviest rain al

the eden fire tore through 16,000 acres. road to recovery will be long with rebuilding costs expected to reach billions. as the area reopens, tensions are running high. pacific palisades and the pacific coast highway will reopen sunday. officials say this is a step toward recovery. the l.a.p.d. says it will be boosting patrols. >>> first alert meteorologist zoey mince joins us. it's still so tough to see some of those images coming out of that area. it really reminds you the power of nature how quickly and how strong it can be. >> and how lucky we are to see this rain right now. because we haven't seen in the past couple of weeks. it was definitely setting up for some questionable conditions if we didn't get any when it comes to wildfire danger. >> fire season for us is year round. >> yeah, yeah. but luckily we got the rain. it's on the way. it's falling right now and we're going to continue to see it for the next several days which is really nice. flooding concerns are at a minimal which is also very nice. over the past sev

. >> this is the eden fire burn zone in altadena. you can see cars just buried in mud. the sight leaving many residents stunned. >> it's unbelievable. so much devastation and now we have the mud slides on top of that. so it's just surprising. >> reporter: and this is what caused the mess. you can see rainwater and debris just pouring down the hillsides during the thick of the storm. and some people even had to be rescued. >>> taking you to malibu, the debris was so strong a firefighters suv got swept off t. driver was fortunately able to get out and taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> up next, basketball stars and their families roll up their sleeves to give back to the bay area. >> matt lively will join >>> all right all star weekend is more than just about the game of basketball it's also about the impact players can have on their community. this year, players were sent out to do good across the bay area. at the san francisco marin food bank volunteers helped pack meals for more than 50,000 households in the community. we spoke with warriors center looney a

shannon: back to the garden of eden which is why i love that rachel is so bold. confronting all kinds of dangerous enemies. charlie: let's not forget women -- doesn't come out of the garden of eden all that well either -- shannon: i would like to point out somebody who has written a book on the women of the bible adam was standing there so he's not innocent either. charlie: i understand this. shannon: made bad mistakes but he was standing there. rachel: with shannon bream -- >> this other story. question saw the top doj officials quitting after eric adams case was dropped. let's take this quote letter from daniel u.s. to pam bondi se said the law does not support a dismissal i'm confident that adams committed crimes which he is charged. what does the law support in this instance from your opinion? shannon: listen, the u.s. attorneys office has dug into this all of these allegations regarding turkey and you know, favors all of these kinds of things i have to tell you daniel is very well respected within the conservative legal community this is somebody who clerk f

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and all those areas where we had the palisades fire in the eden fire.ow, it's like a clean up of the cleanup. so the storm system is on the way to the east, and this storm is going to cause a lot of people to have to alter or change their plans as we go throughout this holiday weekend. so let's fast forward to tomorrow morning. light snow breaking out in northern ohio. this is not pretty. lots of heavy rain and thunderstorms from memphis all the way. cincinnati. lexington. included in this louisville area north of nashville. that's where we're going to see a chance for some significant flooding. maybe flash flooding. definitely river flooding. then by 8 p.m, the snow breaks out from new york city, heading up towards boston. looks like a couple inches before it mixes over and changes to either freezing rain or sleet. and you notice the heavy rain still continues in the same spots. kentucky especially. then by the time we get to sunday, we get the backside of the storm drying out areas that desperately need it in the middle of the country, and it's just a

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. >> jermaine, a graduate of hayward's mount eden high school, had his whole life ahead of him. he was father of a five month old daughter. the 22 year old attended san jose state and worked at a tire shop. cooper tells me family was important to her son. >> mom, what you cook, you know he loved. he loved to just sit down and have dinner with his family. i'm going to miss that. and i miss him coming in the front door asking that. >> 19 years ago, on february 15th, jermaine was here visiting his girlfriend at her apartment in the bayview district when he was killed. investigators believe that he was set up. >> the person that did this, the suspect, knew the residents and was familiar with the area. i don't think it was somebody that came in randomly from outside. >> cold case police investigator dan cunningham tells me a person who knew jermaine's girlfriend entered the apartment and asked to charge his cell phone. he left and came back minutes later, followed by a man in a ski mask. >> try to take a piece of property from jermaine. a fight ensued and as jermaine fought to keep h

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this morning, cal fire says both the palisades and eden fires are fully contained.s more than three weeks after the fires broke out in l.a. county. both fires are currently listed at 100% containment on the cal fire website. great news. the cause of each fire is still under investigation. together, the fires burned over 37,000 acres. the eden fire destroyed over 9400 homes and other structures at 6800 homes and structures were destroyed in the palisades fire. >> the eaton fire has damaged or destroyed schools across southern california, impacting thousands of students and leaving teachers scrambling to find classrooms. the owner of a preschool in altadena began looking for a place for his students after the eaton fire destroyed it. geoff ramsey and his late wife started village play garden 15 years ago. the head of a middle school in arcadia offered a helping hand, inviting geoff to bring students and teachers to their campus for as long as they need while they rebuild. >> i was over there in a in a flash, and it has turned out to be a real godsend for us. >> we kne

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. >> jermaine, a graduate of hayward's mount eden high school, had his whole life ahead of him. he was father of a five month old daughter. the 22 year old attended san jose state and worked at a tire shop. cooper tells me family was important to her son. >> mom, what you cook, you know he loved. he loved to just sit down and have dinner with his family. i'm going to miss that. and i miss him coming in the front door asking that. >> 19 years ago, on february 15th, jermaine was here visiting his girlfriend at her apartment in the bayview district when he was killed. investigators believe that he was set up. >> the person that did this, the suspect, knew the residents and was familiar with the area. i don't think it was somebody that came in randomly from outside. >> cold case police investigator dan cunningham tells me a person who knew jermaine's girlfriend entered the apartment asking to charge his cell phone. he left and came back minutes later, followed by a man in a ski mask. >> try to take a piece of property from jermaine. a fight ensued and as jermaine fought to keep his

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a man in altadena whose house was spared in the eden fire, came home to a very different surprise.ile residents were told to evacuate because of the flames, for one bear, it was an opportunity to move in this bear, weighing more than 500 pounds, hid from the fires in the crawl space of that home. utility companies said they couldn't restart power while that bear was there. state fish and wildlife crews resorted to using a feast of treats trying to lure the bear away, including a rotisserie chicken, some sardines, apples, peanut butter even more. the bear eventually was captured. it was released in the angeles national forest. our time is 519. a neighborhood in florida has elected its own mayor. >> that alone wouldn't normally catch our attention, but he's not a traditional political candidate. that's lulu, the unofficial mayor of the thornton park neighborhood in orlando. he's a cat, as you can see, and he has won the hearts of the people in the area. >> everyone loves him here. it's crazy that he's our family's cat, but now that we're in thornton park, he's thornton park's cat. >>

well, a massive bear made a home beneath a home in pasadena that was undamaged in the eden fire.neighbors have nicknamed him yogi. he settled down in the basement of the residence. home at home was one of the more than 10,000 buildings damaged or destroyed by the eden fire last month. the homeowner says as he recovers from the fire, he needs electrical and gas work performed on the house. work that requires contractors to get in there in that crawl space. >> then, when they put the phone in the right in the holy scream, you know. >> they can't get access because of the bear. it would make sense that during the fire, he came back here to find refuge. >> well, especially because his habitat behind your house. >> it's gone. >> the california department of fish and wildlife has already had to remove a different bear from another home that burned in that fire. it plans to send a team to that house today to check out the situation. time now. 525 and underweight. baby seal is safe and recovering at an aquarium after being rescued off the streets of connecticut. the police say that seal

as of this week, 4700 claims for the palisades and eden fires have been filed with the fair plan, whichrovides insurance to homeowners who can't get private coverage. all insurers in california may have to cover half that money needed, and could then pass that cost to policyholders. >> the u.s. department of education is sending a letter to the ncaa. >> coming up, the calls to strip transgender athletes of any records or titles following an executive order from president trump. >> also, elon musk in the oval office today. musk and the president defending major cuts and changes to the federal government what if the answer to every secret of the universe was not at the edges of the earth or at the ends of the stars, but within you, waiting to be unlocked. is calling on the ncaa to strip transgender athletes of any records or titles. in a letter, the education department asked the ncaa as well as high school sports federation, to restore awards that were, quote, misappropriated by transgender athletes and female sports. last week, the department of education said it is investigating multip

times, real estate losses from the palisades and eden wildfires could exceed $30 billion. the investigation compared estimated property values from the la county assessor, with cal fire's assessments of structures that were damaged or destroyed. more than 4500 homes were lost in each fire. among the lost dwellings were 79 homes valued at over $10 million each in the palisades fire zone. >> friday night here in the bay area, after a spectacular friday. did you feel it? did you feel spring in the air? we had a temperature span today, 67 degrees in pacifica to vallejo, across to fairfield and even the tri valley, sporting 67 degrees. warmest locations to the north. santa rosa and napa, both at 72. that's about ten degrees above average. it was 70 degrees in morgan hill. live weather camera looking out towards the salesforce tower. we can see it. visibilities at ten miles, but up above at 12,000ft. we do have clouds associated with this. this is a pretty powerful system here. it's already producing heavy rainfall from the canadian border all the way to the california oregon bo

the bear has been living in the crawl space under sean's house on merlo elaine in pasadena since the eden fire ignited last month. >> he's been seen poking his giant head out. i think it took refuge in the jury the fire. >> and he doesn't want to come out since then. he comes out at night for food. but during the day, pretty much stays in there. look at these teeth marks. he has left his claw marks on the next door neighbor's trash bins looking for food, >> wiped out. my bear-proof trash can ease. busted it open. so he's not we're not afraid of them. but he's around here a lot. that's crazy. yogi is no stranger to these neighbors. he's been spotted in the area before. >> residents believe this is video of him from a few years much younger and slimmer. here's they'll give it. he's stealth. you don't but my son's bedroom backs up to sean's. >> house here and here is all time we know he's going in and out. their sightings are not uncommon in the foothills. a 500 pound bear was recently found hiding underneath and evacuated a home in nearby altadena. >> wildlife officials eventually removed t

i mean, eden is not enlisted for the first phase. we have to push forward for the second phase. first phase, and we have to get them all out, not in a tips and drips like bunch of them out. i know it's been discussed for the this saturday release to get more hostages out, but that's the ultimate wish. >> and yeah, i believe you spoke in hostage square. you're in tel aviv. you spoke there today. how confident are you that this ceasefire will last beyond march 1st? >> um, i really don't know how to answer this question. i'm just hoping that they they, like, continue with the ceasefire and release more hostages. like, there was, um, on the news today. they're going to release four, uh, bodies on thursday. and, uh, let's hope what's going on on saturday release. that's why i'm here. you know, i felt that i have to be here in israel on this time. and i think it's really important to be with everyone and also to speak at the hostage square. >> audie, again, it's been 500 days, and i think it's important to remind everyone of the people who are still being held captive. so can you just

minutes ago, evacuation warnings went into effect in the burn zones in both the palisades and the eden fire areas. the los angeles police department will go to homes in the warning areas that are under high risk to issue individual evacuation orders. the santa monica-malibu unified school district says all of its campuses will be closed today due to the weather concerns. more warnings are in effect in the sunset and hurst fire areas. the fox local app is your home for up to date forecasts during the storm. on top of all of our live newscasts, our meteorologists will bring you extra special weather forecasts all day long. just download the fox local app for your smartphone from the app store, and turn on notifications so you'll know when we go live. >> a final senate confirmation is taking place on capitol hill this morning for rfk jr. next here on the nine. what this means for the future of public health, as he is expected to take charge of the nation's $1.7 trillion health system. then wildfires, floods, fierce winds. california's rough start to the year is a real wake up call for man

. >> on max after nearly a month of crews working relentlessly, relentlessly, the palisades in eden fires are now 100% contained. >> but the work is not done. l.a .'s emergency management is warning burnt debris contains hazardous toxic materials. cnn correspondent julia vargas jones has more on the efforts to clean up. >> sifting through. >> altadena's ashes. >> what were once. >> homes, now piles of toxic waste. >> the cleanup after. >> the deadly fires just beginning. >> so we put a white x to mark that. we've checked it, and it doesn't have anything dangerous. >> in it. >> weeks after flames. >> decimated thousands. >> of homes and businesses, crews and hazmat suits roam the ruins. the environmental protection agency, carrying out what they call phase one a painstaking process removing all that is hazardous in the fire's aftermath. >> they're common goods from your house, paints from your shop. they may be oils from your garage, propane from your grill. these are the kinds of materials we're looking for and will remove if they're if they haven't been burned. >> harry allen has been wi

it's worth noting that doesn't apply to parts of altadena devastated by the eden fire.alifornia is beginning the next phase of the wildfire disaster. >> it was one month ago today. those fires burned through los angeles neighborhoods, destroying thousands of homes and businesses. today, abc seven and our sister stations in california are coming together for a one day fundraiser to help our neighbors in need. >> joining us live in studio now is hana malik, northern california coastal region ceo for the american red cross. we want to make sure that we get that. absolutely. >> but that's a fancy way of saying you represent the bay area for the red cross. >> absolutely. we're happy to be here. >> now, before we begin, we do want to let our viewers know that you can donate at red cross dot org, slash, abc and hana. we knew that you were down there. you said for two weeks. what was the situation like for you? we'll start there. >> yeah. so i got there one day after the fire started, and it was great to see the red cross spring into action with our community partners and help

. >> reporter: james dean was here before going east of eden. >> around new york city, it's time to playce launch. election nights from 8h. >> this election this year is creating banner headlines. >> reporter: not to mention a few early mornings for today today. >> we're actually in 8h this morning. >> reporter: more than anything though the studio is synonymous with saturday night. "snl's" audience is nearly 400 of those watching from seats above and yankees stadium. >> there's you, there's me. >> reporter: one chapter in the history of a place. >> well, isn't that special. >> reporter: that the culture. for today, joe fryer, nbc news, new york. >> it's one of biggest privileges at "30 rock" isn't it? you think about so much history that's happened on that stage. be sure to tune in tomorrow night to see "saturday night live" celebrate 50 years of laughs you can watch it all on nbc and it will stream on peacock. it is sunday night at 8:00 eastern 5:00 pacific. >> that's going to be epic. >> so fun. so much fun. >> so much fun. yeah. >>> one more check of the forecast from angie. >> hi gu

just north of where the eden fire was. 1 to 3 along the coast. times and continues into friday morning with some high winds. and there's the possibility that we could have some power outages and flooding possible as we get that heavy rain starting tomorrow. as we take a look at the rest of the forecast. the showers taper off on friday and our temperatures get gradually warmer hea >>> and that's your latest weather. guys? >> guys, just ahead, this beautiful smiling face just entered our studio, and she has a morning boost in tow right after this. ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. (vo) what does it mean to be rich? maybe rich is less about reaching a magic number... and more about discovering magic. (man 1) we're standing up for our right to be lazy. (woman 1) by sitting down. (man 2) and reclining back. (woman 2) we work full-time and parent full-time. (man 3) we will be reclined until further notice. (woman 3) it's our right to let the dishes soak overnight. (man 4) and to mow the lawn... tomorrow-ish. (man 5) we proudly declare that yes, we are s

. >> reporter: james dean was here before going east of eden. >> from new york city, it's time to play covered space launches. >> lift off on apollo 11. >> reporter: and election coverage from 8h. >> the election this year is creating banner headlines. >> reporter: not to mention a few early mornings for "today." >> we're actually in 8h this morning. >> reporter: more than anything, though, the studio is synonymous with saturday nights. ♪ >> reporter: "snl's" audience is nearly 400, most watching from above in seats from yankee stadium, a perfect perch, says jim miller who wrote the book on "snl." >> one of the great things up get to see when you're in studio 8h watching "saturday night live" is how quickly they get out of one set and into another. it's precision. there is no margin for error. >> reporter: when a sketch is done, actors will often have to run off stage for a quick change, which is why they have this cushioning here along with a sign that says, watch your head. look closely and you'll see someone in marker wrote the word, farley, a reference to chris farley who, legend h

i regularly attend art showings at the martin eden art gallery that's across the street and know that that and plenty of other businesses nearby would benefi f i regularly attend art showings at the martin eden art gallery that's across the street and know that that and plenty of other businesses nearby would benefi f by supervisor sauder particularly because it enables projects like the the sutter project to move forward. >> we appreciate the supervisors leadership and work in advancing housing policies that expand our housing opportunities and recognize that these things come with a lot of complexities. so we're eager to see projects like this move forward to bring more homes to san francisco and more neighbors to our community. the sauder the sutter project will bring 303 new homes 33% affordable and that's something that we really want to see move forward. not to mention it also comes with a child care facility and a lot of pedestrian improvements. >> so it represents the type of transit thinking and thoughtful planning that we really desperately need. it also does it in a lot of

. >> now, chris wilson lost his home in the eden fire. a lot of people are now facing layers of bureaucracy and emotional trauma while trying to begin that rebuilding process. wilson told us his previous insurance company dropped him. he had to get two policies to make up for that one. but those two barely covered the rebuilding costs. however, that's not the case for his neighbor. >> there's no reason why i continue to have insurance, and theirs was dropped. and it really is just luck. now, i think as insurers grapple with changing risk and what to do about it. >> louise hamlin says her insurance company reached out to her two days after the fire. the company's already paid her most of the cost of her home. time now 756. several bay area school districts are preparing their staff staff for the possibility of immigration officers trying to come into their schools in the south bay. the staff at the alum rock school district. they're putting final touches on school district training that will take place later this week. the training will fo

the eden fire burned 14,000 acres.isaster destroyed at least 17,000 structures and killed at least 29 people. >> he's an incredible miracle that he's alive and it's an incredible miracle that he should have a full recovery. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a dispensary owner is recovering this morning after getting shot 7 times during an unprovoked attack. we spoke with loved ones about what's next for him and his business. plus, disgraced former san jose councilmember omar torres. he appeared in court. we're learning about the shocking child abuse case. >> it's snowing up here in the sierra nevada, but don't let that fool you. the state's snowpack well below average for this time of year. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. a break down the data and all of reaction from the california department. water resources. >> and after a very dry january, finally, an atmospheric river is bringing a moisture plume to california, especially hitting northern and central california. rain for us. snow for the sierra abou

i regularly attend art showings at the martin eden art gallery that's across the street and know that that and plenty of other businesses nearby would benefit from all of the new residents. i think if we are at all serious about addressing the affordability crisis that is facing this city then we need to do all that we can to support projects like this. >> thank you. thank you for your comments. >> next speaker please. >> hi. good morning or afternoon commissioners. my name is brianna morales with the housing action coalition as their s.f. organizer and i am here to speak in support of the amendments proposed by supervisor sauder particularly because it enables projects like the the sutter project to move forward. >> we appreciate the supervisors leadership and work in advancing housing policies that expand our housing opportunities and recognize that these things come with a lot of complexities. so we're eager to see projects like this move forward to bring more homes to san francisco and more neighbors to our community. the sauder the sutter project will bring 303 new homes 33% affo

> so i was there at the beginning of using that space as a concept kitchen so myself and earl from edenually came up with the concept of making bbq market too. originally there was a b m k market one which is now operated by frank grizzly so it has been by the merchants association idot as well as the bma and concerted effort during the pandemic to start turning in restaurant space back you know that was converted into other uses back into restaurant space. what happened was when we moved over into the old sun gathers because prior to us being there was also a restaurant before that sun gathers actually grew above themselves and the pastry woman who was in there she opened up bake some bakery which is now in oakland. it's a very popular asian crescent style bakery and she also teaches at the the oh my gosh the bread project in berkeley. so they also help facilitate for underrepresented and also just as impacted people to get into the baking industry so about 2022 i believe i started having conversations with earl that there was a shortage of commercial kitchen space in the bayview speci

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