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an ambulance and car collided at lou elling and hisparing. this is in san leandro. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you more information as we get it. >>> our other top story this afternoon, thousands of uc workers on strike, the issue, salaries. >>> jessica flores is live at uc berkeley where workers have been picketing since early this morning. >> reporter: we have been out here with these workers all morning long. take a look, dozens of them on the picket line now wearing green t-shirts in solidarity. a lot of signs here. and one thing to note, this is finals week for students. so those students aren't having their cafeteria workers, guards, custodians, they're all out here on strike. >> we are not second class workers. >> for this uc berkeley custodian, today is a family affair. her son and sister are also on the front line of the uc strikes. >> we're the backbone of this university. and we want them to understand that we have families too. we struggle with our families everyday. >> some 50,000 workers across 10 uc campuses are off the job. over wha

reporting live in fremont, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. this just in -- a sixth case of measles has been confirmed in santa clara county. health officials say the latest case is a resident who traveled internationally. it is not connected to the five other cases in the county. that outbreak began in march and all people infected were unfax nated. there's no danger to the public as long as you're fax nated. >>> a lot of people are turning away from lettuce and salads lately. the e. coli outbreak has turned deadly. a california person has been killed after eating romaine lettuce. it's unclear where in california the victim is from. the outbreak has affected 121 people across 25 states. now the cdc suggests if you know or even think your lettuce is from the yuma, arizona, area, throw it away. >> a laptop theft thwarted and it's all caught on camera. some good samaritans rush into action to stop an alleged laptop thief. it happened outside of a popular cafe. cheryl, police are looking for the two alleged thieves, but they also want to see the

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. concord police tonight arresting a man accused of attacking a 93-year-old woman and then stealing her purse. he turned himself in just a few hours ago. investigators believe he's the same man you see in these surveillance pictures from the bank of america at sun valley mall on friday afternoon. just minutes before the robbery. the victim anne marie peterson broke her hip during that attack. she remains in the hospital. her family says they are glad the man is in custody. he may be responsible for similar robberies. >>> tonight we're leag details about a collision at sfo. this time it's. twobetween a pl and conditi and a concrete wall. you spoke to a woman who was actually on the flight? >> yeah, she said it was an absolute nightmare. this plane made it 5,000 miles from dublin to san francisco. the last few hundred yards were very rough. the problem was not the person flying the plane, it was the person towing the plane. >> looking a the shot of the jet from sky ranger, the damage is n

reporting live in mill valley, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> it is tragic. thank you, jean. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, residents are spreading the word about that guy. a potential prowler in the neighborhood. you can see in the video there captured on someone's security camera he's wearing a hoodie, and he's trying to look through window shades. homeowners say he was looking through his daughter's room. this video was shot just after 4:00 a.m. on tuesday. san jose police have been notified but they're hoping if you recognize him, you will call him. >>> some real life drama at a milpitas dance studio. police have arrested raymond chen for sexual assault. while he was working the at the fantasia performance art center as a teach every, he assaulted several young girls. the first victim came forward and said it happened while she attended the after care program and that she was just 10 at the time. detectives also discovered that chen sexually assaulted four other children, but few details in those cases have been revealed so far. >>> a new push by pg&e in the w

nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in fairfield with the disturbing allegations. jean? >> reporter: raj, this house is on a quiet cul-de-sac, and tonight neighbors here say they are stunned to learn ten children lived here. they say they never saw them or even heard them. but tonight fairfield police say behind closed doors, their father was hurting them. >> right over my back fence. never seen a kid out there. never heard anybody. >> reporter: david lives behind the house where fairfield police say jonathan michael allen was abusing nine of his ten children. >> the children described incidents of intentional abuse resulting in puncture wounds, burns, bruising, injuries consistent with being shot with a pellet gun or a bb gun. >> reporter: allen is charged with torture and child cruelty. by phone tonight, the children's maternal grandmother calls allen a monster, providing photos of what she says is a room where he worshipped the devil. >> he would make us -- he would put duct tape on our eyes, lay us on the floor, tell us we couldn't move, and if we did, he would beat

jean elle has more. jean? >> reporter: people here in chinatown and all over the bay area are getting these calls. sometimes daily. the robocall is impersonating the chinese consulate, demanding credit card information or a bank transfer. robocalls in mandarin are lighting up cell phones across the bay area. >> usually it's in the morning, 9:00. sometimes i'm still sleeping, and it's also ways so annoying. >> reporter: the calls are more than annoying. they're a scam. >> you have a package delivered to the embassy. >> reporter: the robocall is impersonating the chinese consulate, telling mandarin speakers to get the package, they must provide credit card information or other personal information, a trick some fall for. >> no one should be asking for your credit card information over the phone. >> reporter: the district attorney's office and the police department are reaching out to the asian community, warning people not to become a victim. >> it's going to be almost impossible to get your money back once you'

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> all the talk tonight about who's going to be our next governor, but a former governor is also in the headlines. george duke mejian has died. you'll know the impact he made in california. he was elected twice in the 1980s, in 82 and 86. iron duke was his nickname. he built his career on fighting crime. tonight at the debate, we held a moment of silence in his honor. george deukmejian was 89 years old. governor brown tweeting he was a popular governor and made friends across the political aisle. we join all californians in expressing condolences to his family and friends. >>> standing by his sentence by silent no more. aaron persky, the judge at the center of the brock turner sentencing case took on his critics today, saying that the recall effort aimed at removing him from the bench threatens the rule of law. >> we ask judges to follow the rule of law and not the rule of public opinion. >> persky says he and his family have been the victims of angry rhetoric since he sentenced stanford swimmer brock turner to six months in jail for sexually assaulting

nbc bay area's jean elle is live in san francisco with this exclusive story for us. jean? >> reporter: those two drivers involved in a fender bender pulled off van ness here onto golden gate to stop and exchange information. that security camera down there captured the exchange. it also captured the moment when one driver took off, hitting the victim and stealing his phone. >> these little things are a big issue. >> reporter: jose has a big issue with the man in this video. he says the driver of the black car rear-ended him on van ness near golden gate in san francisco on may 1st. >> i was taking pictures of the driver license for the insurance company. so when i have that in my phone, i make a phone call to his company so he can be able to report the accident. >> reporter: that's when things changed. he says he handed the man his phone when the insurance agent asked to speak with him. as he's talking, watch the driver get back in his car and take off, clipping his hip. >> he hit me and he stole my phone. >> reporter: he has handed the video over to police and uber. he say

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jean. >>> for years the end of the line has been the pittsburgh bay point station, but today bart opened two new stations, extending service to antioch. the new line is called e bart, short for eastern contra costa bart. they're powered by renewable diesel fuel. bart offered free rides after a ribbon cutting ceremony. the regular service starts tomorrow. >>> still ahead, it's filling up your in box. the new law having a big impact in the bay area. >>> plus the video has gone viral and ayesha curry is not happy about it. the inappropriate thing a houston rockets fan did to her at last night's game. >>> storm range, mobile doppler radar shows more showers starting to push into santa rosa. we'll let you know when all this clears out of here and temperatures warm up. our forecast in about seven minutes. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne fein

nbc's jean elle is in san francisco tonight where a local leader in the "me too" movement says it's an impactful moment. jean? >> reporter: raj, some people m status after facing claims of sexual harassment and sexual abuse. but new claims continue to surface. tonight a bay area woman who has stood up to say enough is hoping criminal charges in the weinstein case will make a difference. the once powerful film producer harvey weinstein is expected to turn himself in to police in new york tomorrow. a source familiar with the case says he will face charges related to multiple allegations of sexual abuse. >> it's more than one. we have several complaints, and it's actively being investigated. >> reporter: for many, weinstein is a symbol of widespread sexual misconduct and harassment in america. >> it is important to see criminal consequences for that behavior. >> reporter: "time" magazine featured the bay area's ada ma on a cover, naming them person of the year for speaking up about sexual harassment and helping create the "me too" movement. iwu says seeing weinstein surrender will send a

my baby's gone. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> the numbers keep adding up. there have been more than 300 school shootings in the united states since 2013. this is the map put together by every town.org. the red dots indicate where someone was injured or killed. the gray dots you can see mixed in also where no one was hurt. now, to take a closer look at this map, just log onto our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> released from jail late tonight. the driver accused of triggering a deadly crash on 880 in fremont while stoned allegedly is out of jail and not facing any charges, at least not for now. it is a stunning twist to a crash that left two children and a woman dead. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us from the alameda county jail in dublin with why that driver is a free man tonight. cheryl, what happened? >> reporter: well, jessica, that's because the d.a. is following california law. dang tran sat in jail here for almost three days, but he is not out of the woods yet. 21-year-old dang tran was surrounded by family being escorted out of santa rita jail. he qu

nbc bay area jean elle with more on why they believe it may be connected to their ride home, jean. >> reporter: jessica, the robbery victims say they got out of a rideshare vehicle on courtland and headed up a side street toward home, and tonight they say they believe the gunman zeroed in on them with the rideshare vehicle poured over. >> get against the well. >> reporter: a night celebrating saturday turns violent. >> definitely scary to see somebody pointing a gun at you. >> reporter: the man with his hands up agreed to speak with us as long as we don't identify him. he says he and his friends cooperated with the gunman, hoping he wouldn't shoot. >> sort of nervous and that made it even more frightening because he literally seemed like he had a great idea of what he wanted out of us. >> reporter: they handed over a purse, a wallet and this wedding ring before a getaway car pulled up and the gunman took off. the victim believes he and his friends became targets when they got out of a rideshare on courtland. >> the getaway car pulled over as soon as he saw a rideshare car dropping off

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> we have some more breaking news to share with you. this time it's out of antioch. we want to let you know that all lanes of westbound highway 4 at hillcrest are closed for what the chp is calling a major crash. here's what we know. up to four cars are involved, and there are major injuries. we're showing you a location right there. right now that area so bad that three helicopters are landing on the highway to take patients from that car crash to the hospital hospital. you can see the red on the map. that's the area where the highway is closed. we do have a crew on the way to the scene. we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them. again, a big accident happening on highway 4. as soon as we get more information about those injuries, we'll tweet the details out. >>> elon musk says it's unfair that tesla crashes are so widely reported and discussed. but the issue isn't necessarily the car crash. it's the technology that might be involved. keith leung was killed when his tesla model s crashed into a pond near san ramon. the car data wi

new at 11:00, nbc bay area's jean elle joins us in redwood city where that employee is in jail. what do we know at this hour, jean? >> reporter: as the district attorney says kevin prasad killed a daly city father because he wanted to have a relationship with his fiancee. tonight prasad is behind bar as long with a man who drove him to the shooting. they're being held here with no bail. 31-year-old mark mangaccat gunned down in his own driveway in daly city last week. his fiancee, who doesn't want to show her face, was in the car. >> mangaccat fiance, 2-year-old daughter and parents are devastated. his mother said he was planning to move to las vegas to start computer training. >> they were about to move because they wanted to start a new life. mark is a good boy. he's a quiet man. >> reporter: the san mateo county district attorney says 31-year-old kevin prasad carefully planned to kill mangaccat. >> my name is kevin prasad. i'm a security officer at san francisco international. >> reporter: this is prasad speaking at a san francisco board of supervisors meeting in april. inves

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. >> ell organization. >> you cheeky monkey. >> we have three accidents in town this morning.r, top of the morning. >> we did not find ourselves in that situation or with that accent. >> all right, a celebrity chef is under investigation for a sexual conduct allegations. several female employees say they were drugged and assaulted. he was fired from "the chew" in september. >>> north carolina authorities say several people died and several ores injured after a church van crashed. a witness says the bus from first baptist missionary church flipped over, they were trying to avoid hitting a deer on the road. they are still investigating. >>> today president trump expected to week about the swearing in of the new cia chief gina haspel. >> many of the biggest names in the music industry gathered in las vegas for the 2018 music awards. it was filled with a few emot n emotional moments including when kelly clarkson paid tribute to the victims in santa fe. why don't we don't do a moment of silence, maybe we can do a moment of action. >>> there was a few electrifying performances by an

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ell for not following up on the first day attacking the heights. ways to apportion the blame, the idea that longstreet is the sole villain does not hold up. there are debates about what happened on the second and the execution of the attack and on both scores you cannot put all the blame on longstreet. where their thoughts to even a monumental longstreet in new orleans? >> not at the time. op-ed was offered up about monuments and about longstreet in new orleans. statueeet does have one at gettysburg that was directed in 1998. a comical statue is longstreet writing a dog. [laughter] was designed to be a -- but they bailed on that. standing -- >> may mitch landrieu will one for president on the longstreet monument. >> we need it. >> was the emancipation proclamation more important on the political front or the military front for douglass but i want to expand that and bring it back down the table generally? military or political? >> both. it leads to the recruiting of black soldiers. he recruits his sons at age 19 the army.o he took a speech on the ro

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>> ell, he served there for over 30 years.now a long time, and even before at he was the navy's senatece liaison of he got to know some of the lions of the senate back in thesc '70sot jackson, barry goldwater, john tower, traveled with them overseas quite a bit, had bipartisan friendship, becahe good friends withn younger members, gary hart, bill cohen, joe bide he's just -- it's a place that he's seen do enormous amount of good and work together collaboratively to make progress on the problems of our time, mething that he's worried is getting a little lost now. >> woodruff: moving around, there's so much in this book mark salter. he writes about getting a copy of the steel dossier, the report written by christopher steel, turning it over the then-f.b.i. director come ce is clear that he takes the russia interfern the last election seriously. what does he think about how other republicans see that? >> well, he thinks most of hisea coes in the senate take it pretty seriously. i'm sure he's been a it a littl, like many people wh

. >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is yukon gold potatoes in the market. it's like mother nature added the butter right inside. they are pretty. look at that. that's how you want to by them, light gold all the way around tight skin free from any sprouting. feels nice and firm. no give. when you bring them home, in the refrigerator. if you store them on the counter or the garage like a russett they will turn green and that you don't want. these are great mashed, french fries, these are great any way you like to enjoy potatoes because that wonderful buttery yukon gold flavor that they have. in the market, the prices are great. so enjoy them and they are also great for us. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer, and always remem ber to eat fresh and stay healthy. i'm going to buy these right now and i'm going to make some yukon gold fries. >>> just in time for mother's day, the san francisco zoo shows us how it's caring for several penguin eggs that are ready to hatch. that and more at 5:00. >> mother's day is coming up. >> yes. >> i know. >> good weather, right

ell's annual general meeting. wednesday china releases commodity trade data for april.uch oil are they importing and what are they doing with copper? property prices have been slowing down. their property market not as strong. how are they dealing with that? thursday, st. petersburg in international economic forum. some of the big guys are going to be there. what do they say about the state of the commodity world? that does it for "bloomberg: commodities edge." make sure to catch us each thursday at 1:00 p.m. new york time and 6:00 p.m. in london. ♪ jonathan: from new york city for our viewers worldwide, i'm jonathan ferro with 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is "bloomberg real yield." coming up, the week belongs to the treasury bears. yields breaking out to the highest level since 2011. the italian bond market adjusting to a populist government determined to spend more. and e.m. central-bank credibility very much in question. just who is turkey's central bank governor -- the governor himself, or president erdogan? we begin with a break -- big issues treasury

but if that's not enough elle pack up for the style obsessed couples can even hold their weddings with alpaca. just how does a given animal become trendy i. think of all you can tell an animal is starting to get trendy when it starts offering up everywhere online and then ad agencies spot this trend and include it and their product ranges so they compound the craze in their own marketing strategies. feel like it is the latest in a long series of animal trends last year the unicorn was anything but a nonexistent beast an ad campaigns for a couple of years tops the train. and the flamingo never seems to go out of style. more evidence of the pack is increasing popularity this year can be seen if this packer ranch in. here ever growing crowds of visitors get an introduction to the alpacas little idiosyncrasies. of the. even put halters on them and take the first role that's usually all it takes for them to fall in love with the fluffy creatures. radically cute very soft and affectionate. the stroll was easy and very pleasant and they really showed that to all those. left inside the social

reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> investigators are saying a fire destroyed a concord apartment complex under construction is arson. watch this surveillance video closely. you can see a man in a hoodie entering the destruction construction site with a bag in his hand. he then runs out seconds later. you see him there. he doesn't have the bag and the building is already aglow behind him. the atf is offering a $25,000 award for information leading to that suspect's arrest. more shaking in the east bay. the usgf confirms a magnitude 3.2 earthquake just before 4:00 today. it is the latest to hit the bay area this week. >>> a passenger was caught smoking in the airplane lavatory. the flight left sfo at 1:00. the pilot got on the intercom and made an unexpected announcement. >> on alarm goes off and he stops talking and he says actually we're going to stop right now. there. >> es a customer service emergency. >> passengers say they saw a man running back to his seat from the bathroom. witnesses say he smelled like pot. the plane made an emergency landing in san jos

tonight at five: the finalists for peta's nationwide >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be swisshard. right now swiss chard locally grown coming into the market and still the warmer temperatures and some of the colder nights that are coming around now so swiss chard is getting bigger and sweeter. and then you can see a lot less white, more like a white- greenish tone to it. let me telyou, it's out of this world this swiss chard. when you buy it make sure it's nice and big like this and it's got to feel nice and fresh. that's so important. when you bring them home, simply store them in the refrigerator right away. loaded with nutritional value. they are a super food so don't store them for too long. the longer you store them, the more the nutrition depletes. make sure the veins go all the way through that are nice and white also free from any yellowing. swiss chard in the market, i love these sauteed or just about any way. they're fabulous. eat r us. and they taste good. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. le had feels fresh

. >>> ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is with cilantro.t's not just for hispanic, mexican food, it's for all times of cuisine. the oils that come out of it, the aroma, it's beautiful. oh!! buying, storing it, very important. when buy it nice and green all the way around, and feel silky and fresh to the touch. when you bring it home, don't wash it before you put it in the refrigerator but wash it before you enjoy it. once in the refrigerator with the bag open, only store it for a few days and that's it. cilantro, use it in so many different recipes. i like to rip it by hand. if you cut it, the cilantro, to use it a lot of times some of that oil gets on the knife and you lose it. so rip like you would basil. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. nd always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. oh, that's beautiful! >>> inspection work continues on the golden gate bridge. tonight at 5:00 a first look from an inspector's point of view as they dangle by ropes from the highest points of the tower. >>> now it's time to debate cilantro. >> ha

when we look at the ell economy, i remember them bringingal bill into the state legislature that wouldn't require all of the health insurance policies to cover contraceptives. and one of the arguments they made, we need the labor force too much. well, that didn't fit to my analysis at the time which is why i remember it. instead, we need babies that will go to work in 18, 20 years. and we to need to sustain ourselves in our society. i tell young people constantly, good people need to have a lot of babies and raise them right. if good people raise their babies right and have a lot of babies, there will be enough people to have to do the work and create the job for others and people will carry their share of the load instead of riding in the wagon. that's what saves this society. in any case, here we are, mr. speaker, with a bill that passioned out of the iowa house , might have ight been may 2. and 11:30 that night and the dedication much our iowa senators was such, they said why don't you carry that across the rotunda and they did. and after a fairly short debate they passed it in the sen

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> it is tragic. >> for wildfire victim, they're working to find answers. at a news conference in santa rosa today, firefighters say they're diligently working to put the pieces together after the deadly fires. they admit with so many fires, the process has been tedious. but cal fire says they are close and they hope to have substantial information including a possible cause released by the end of this month. >> the numbers are in. nearly 500,000 caliifornians watched last night's revealing and testy debate. it was televised exclusively right here on nbc bay area. the top six candidates for governor facing off at snl sj's california theatre for the first and only time before the june 5th primary election. a research fellow was one of thousands who watched the debate and says he expects the top two candidates to win the june primary will be a democrat and a republican. >> the big question is really going to be, does the negativity around president trump in california end up driving down support for someone like john cox who otherwise might be a reasonable a

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jean elle joins us from oakland international. >> reporter: southwest airlines is apologizing. jean? >> reporter: that's right, raj. southwest airlines is apologizing and calling the incident a coaching moment. but tonight an oakland mother says being told to prove her son belongs to her was uncomfortable and hurtful. checking in for a southwest airlines flight from denver to oakland, cal berkeley basketball coach lindsay gottlieb got on social media to tell the airline she felt an employee discriminated against her family, saying in part, ticket counter personnel told me i had to prove that he was my son despite having his passport. she said it was because we have different last names. my guess is because he has a different skin color. gottlieb has a biracial child with her ffiance. she didn't want to talk on camera but says the situation felt wrong. southwest is apologizing and calling it a coaching moment. it does have a policy of verifying a child is under 2 by asking for a birth certificate or government id. gottlieb says she was asked for both. >> whether or not that empl

>> reporter: well, we know the ell,t death was in california. no other details have been released.ay, the centers for disease control reported 23 more cases since last week. that brings the total to 121 people in 25 states that have been infected with e. coli. this is a particularly nasty strain, putting 52 people in the hospital, more than what we usually see with an e. coli break. >> glor: and the question we n ep asking here, jericka, is do we know the source of the contamination? >> reporter: well, you know, it's still under investigation. but what we do know is the romaine lettuce comes from the yuma, arizona region. inspectors are still looking at about two dozen farms in the area, as well as the entire supply chain. >> glor: good advice. jericka, good to have you here. president trump today shook up the legal team that's dealing with the russia investigation. ty cobb is being replaced by an attorney who helped defend president bill clinton. here's major garrett. >> reporter: ty cobb's departure and the arrival of clinton impeachment lawyer emmet flood spgnals president trump

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we welcome them taking a path that other nations in the region are beginning to take as ell. kay: can you explain for us the sanctions structure and how you intend to target the iranian regime without hurting our european friends? mr. pompeo: well, any time sanctions are put in place, countries have to give economic activity. so the americans have given up economic activity now for an awfully long time. and i'll concede there are american companies who would love to do business with the islamic republic of iran. there's a huge market there. it's a big vibrant, wonderful peoples. but everyone's going to have to participate in this. every country is going to have to understand that we cannot continue to create wealth for suleimani. at the end of the day, this money has flowed to him the economics have permitted them to run rough shod across the middle east. our effort is to strangle his economic capacity to do harm to the middle east and to the world. nuclear programs aren't cheap. to the extent we are effective, at making it more difficult on the iranian regime, we will reduce