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council member carol fife issued a statement and called for a report on this issue, she said. quote we must demonstrate responsible stewardship of resources, and this report seeks to give us the information to course correct where needed. the council members expect the oakland fire department will come forward with their findings next month. also new tonight. police in oakland are investigating a sideshow that led to gunfire early this morning. police say officers were responding to a report of illegal sideshow activity in the area of 42nd avenue and foothill boulevard at about 2 45 this morning once they arrived, another sideshow broke out about five blocks away at 42nd and international boulevard. police say several gunshots rang out as officers tried to disperse the crowd. they say people were also throwing firecrackers, rocks and bottles at the officers. there were no reported injuries. san jose police officers are searching tonight for one of the drivers involved in fatal hit and run crash. they say a man riding a bike was hit by two vehicles early this morning near cente

and a warm welcome in fife, as the king and queen consort attend their firstjoint engagement since thef formal mourning. and leicester strike early as they look to move off the bottom of the table with victory against nottingham forest at the king power. good evening. at the conservative conference in birmingham, party members have of modern times. abrupt policy u—turns the chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, who for nine days had been defending his decision to cut income tax for the highest earners, announced today that the policy would be abandoned. the prime minister liz truss had also been defending the policy over the weekend, but ministers were confronted with open rebellion among conservative mps, and the very real prospect of defeat in the house of commons. the proposal had been criticised as particularly unfair at a time of rising living costs for millions of households. it wasn't the only change today. the chancellor's fiscal statement, along with forecasts from the independent office for budget responsibility, are now likely to be delivered this month, not the end of november. live

i6 across east of the grampians, down to the borders and fife. 16 degrees, well above the average weould see at this time of year, 12—13. 16 in northern ireland as, the average 13 year, and further south. the showers could be heavy and increasingly thundery as they move their way up across the channel, increasing wins as well for devon and cornwall for some gale force winds here. and those girl falls within stretford through the channel to other english channel coast as we go through the night, affecting the channel islands and northern france. gusts of 60—70 miles an hour, disruptive gusts of wind and as a result, temperatures would drop much below 9—10, which is about the daytime average for this time of year. so wet and windy start for some tomorrow but that gets pushed out into the north sea. the rain lingers rather more across the north—east scotland, the northern isles, compared with today and the channel islands along with southern areas see an influx of greater showers through the afternoon, heavier showers tomorrow. temperature is just a heavier showers tomorrow. temperature

councilmember carroll fife has proposed moving in the displaced residents city's largest homeless encampment. >> to the old oakland army base known as the north gateway, which is opposed by other city leaders because of the pres o

city council member carol fife, whose district the wood street encampment runs through called out city staff for not addressing homelessness with more urgency. >> fyfe has been wanting to move displaced wood street residents to the old oakland army base, also known as the north gateway. we've got to do better. what street. >> and the people who live there have volunteered to leave freely in go to this space. but city staff say the site is to environmentally hazardous and it would be too costly to make the area livable. >> for wood street residents who hang in the balance. the situation has become desperate. >> in time of greatest need, there's not a single lawmaker in the state of california. that is shown a touch a shred of sympathy or >> feel cedar jones says there are more preferred locations than the former army base. he's been upset with council member phife but also understands he needs her help. >> we have to find a way for us to be safe. and to have our rights respected. work with her. she worked with >> at the end of tuesday night's meeting, the city council ask city staff to

councilmember carroll fife has proposed moving into displaced residents the city's largest homeless encampment. >> to the old oakland army base known as the north gateway, which is opposed by other city leaders because of the presence of toxic substances and federal restrictions on use of land. kron. 4 news is that actually this week? >> los angeles police in riot gear faced off with protesters outside city hall today who are demanding the city council stop its meetings until councilman gil and kevin de leon resign for their part in a private meeting that involve some racist remarks. protest of about 50 people took place while city leaders met virtually with only the acting president and staff inside the chambers. police pushed back protesters who retreated across the street without incident. other protesters camps near councilman, the daily owns home. >> well, we are in front of kevin de leon taos councilman kevin de leon house. we have been in an encampment here. we are here. 24 hours a day. until he resigns. >> the embattled los angeles city council unanimously voted in paul krekorian as th

councilmember carroll fife has proposed moving in the displaced residents city's largest homeless encampment. >> to the old oakland army base known as the north gateway, which is opposed by other city leaders because of the presence of toxic substances and federal restrictions on use of land. the leap to news. is it? >> the california covid-19 state of emergency will soon come to an end nearly 3 years after it first went into effect. this announcement coming directly from the office of governor gavin newsom, february 28th 2023. that's the day california will officially end its covid-19 state of emergency. nearly 3 years after it started. democratic assembly member matt haney says he supports this move. >> hospitalization rates are down. deaths are are way down and we've been able to build up our hospital capacity still of our staffing vaccine capacity so that we can respond without needing emergency powers. >> katie says even after the emergency declaration expires, the state will maintain its capacity to administer 200,000 vaccines per day. if needed all while keeping a stockpile of 75 mill

the couple visited dunfermlin in fife, where king charles gave a speech, to mark its new status as scotland'swelcomed a new monarch, and they looked pleased to see him. it was malcolm iii who first created this royal seat of power, almost 1,000 years ago. today, it was charles iii who met the crowds and granted dunfermline city status — awarded to mark his mother's platinum jubilee. it is my hope that this new distinction will not merely burnish the legacy of our past, but will also brighten the prospect of our future. that would, i know, gladden my dear mother's heart, as it certainly gladdens mine. marking the 950th anniversary of dunfermline abbey is relatively safe territory, but in these early days of the king's reign, there has already been a noticeable shift. in line with government guidance, he will not be attending the cop climate conference in egypt next month. the freedoms of being prince of wales replaced by the constraints of being king. in edinburgh, the focus moved to the palace of holyroodhouse, and a reception to celebrate the british south asian community. the event here fit

it could possibly go all the way to fife, a 1000000000, which was the cost of the last month. if russia continues to in discriminatory bomb or the urban centers of a ukraine. what is critical to day, and sir, i'm extremely pleased that the ukrainians wanted and the international community is coming through is to heavy coordination mechanism. a platform that allows us to present our findings on the macroeconomic framework and on the financial gap for you green. and then define concretely who is funding, how much and on what time schedule predictability of funding for you cream is as important as the amounts of that that are necessary. but of course, this is a tremendous task and all of such the gemini chancellor, who, in his position as head of the g 7 here as broad experts together has said it is a generational task. aren't you afraid that support for ukraine is going to somehow go away after quite some time? this is always a risk and we had seen it in the past, and we had to be mindful of this risk. what mitigates this risk is the incredible strength of ukrainian society, not

fife: useful —— our local community started sandbagging yesterday.pped, we've been able to see some of the damage to the parks, and there will be a significant repairjob that significant repair job that will significant repairjob that will need to be undertaken on some of those public use spaces in particular. and even private properties to elect third —— lesser degree. properties to elect third -- lesser degree.— lesser degree. just briefly, what's the _ lesser degree. just briefly, what's the forecast - lesser degree. just briefly, what's the forecast like - lesser degree. just briefly, what's the forecast like forj what's the forecast like for the next couple of days? are you getting any indication? from what i've seen, its relatively clear. we shouldn't have too much more rainfall, but as some of the photos shared within the past few hours have shown, the raging currents of the water that already has fallen in the past couple of days is still ongoing. it's not a slow trickle, it's a fairly forceful current that is happening just down the road fro

oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan council president nikki 4, 2, 4, to bass and council member carroll fife gathered this morning outside oakland city hall with community leaders to point out the racial disparities that currently exist. >> we have in the united states of america, more kids proportionate population than anywhere. and we have been allowing young people to be pushed out of housing to be pushed out of school to be pushed out of opportunity. and so this is a call to say we're not going to give out on our young people. we're going to make sure. but those resources are there to support. i help your future. >> they are proposing that the county partnered directly with youth advocates to try to reduce the number of youth that can come into contact with the criminal justice system. >> in other news this monday night, california just started as 2023 water year this past weekend marking the 5th consecutive year of severe drought in the state. of course, there is still time left in the water year for things to turn around. but meteorologist from the department of water resources say tha

rebecca kaplan, the council president, thank you for boss and a bass rather and council member carroll fife gathered this morning outside oakland city hall with community leaders to point out the racial disparities that currently exist. >> we have in the united states of america, more kids proportionate population than anywhere. and we have been allowing young people to be pushed out of housing to be pushed out of school to be pushed out of opportunity. and so this is a call to say we're not going to give out on our young people. we're going to make sure. but those resources are there to support. i help your future. >> the council members are proposing that the county partner directly with youth advocates to reduce the number of youth come into contact with the justice system. the forty-niners are getting ready to take on the rams tonight in santa clara. they're trying to bounce back from last week's bad loss, too. >> the denver broncos in kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney is that levi's ahead of tonight's game. she joins us with more on how the team is going to really try to bounce back.

i had not been there during that eviction , city council member carol fife says ford movement is being made for the former residents of the wood street encampment. oakland city council approved putting $100,000 toward applying for a state waiver that could allow the former would street residents to move into the army base area known as the north gateway. getting that waiver is the first step for the city to begin addressing the serious environmental hazards at the site. it's a lot of work that needs to be done there. the estimates aren't going to take two years to get it ready. and so while that is exciting, there's still the immediate question of where the folks you know the 100 plus folks who were displaced from wood street art. to live tonight. the next day moving forward for now the city accepted fives push to open a city least lot on beach street as a temporary place. some former wood street encampment residents can stay. street parcel is accessible for campers an of the wood street residents live in their cars, live in their trucks or have a truck pulling a camper right and two v

they visited dunfermline in fife, where they sat in on an official council meeting and visited the 950s us from there. yes we are just outside dunfermline abbey and king charles and camilla left here a short time ago. this was a very significant meeting here for them, a first visit, and it was significant for people in dunfermline, because dunfermline has now officially been given city status. this was bestowed by the late queen as part of the platinum jubilee celebrations, but it was made official today by the new king charles in a speech in the city chambers earlier today. and he said in that speech that there could be no more fitting way to mark his mother's extraordinary life of service. ., ., , , service. from early times, dunfermline _ service. from early times, dunfermline has _ service. from early times, dunfermline has been - service. from early times, dunfermline has been of l service. from early times, - dunfermline has been of immense significance to scotland's and to this whole island's story. it is the birthplace of philanthropists and the burial place of kings and queens

this was fife earlier on, beautiful rainbow picture, but some of those showers, a real nuisance.ther south. clear skies by days will lead into clear skies overnight and temperatures fall away, maybe mist and fog forming. the low continues to track off into scandinavia allowing a ridge of high pressure to build before low pressure starts to influence the weather story again into the middle part of the week. with those clear skies we could see some lingering fog during the early hours of tuesday morning. a brisk northerly breeze will drive those showers through the northern isles and into aberdeenshire. the lowest values into low single figures perhaps through the midlands. early fog will slowly lift away. an improving picture as we go through the day, we keep that breeze in the far northeast but they'll be plenty of sunshine for most and lighter winds here. thickening cloud down to the southwest by the middle part of the afternoon, potentially. still those eyes expected between nine and 18c. as we move into wednesday, here's the significant change that starts this area of low pres

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the couple visited dunfermline in fife, where king charles gave a speech to mark its new status as scotland'snd they looked pleased to see him. it was malcolm iii who first created this royal seat of power, almost 1000 years ago. today it was charles iii who met the crowds and granted dunfermline city status — awarded to mark his mother's platinum jubilee. it is my hope that this new distinction will not merely burnish the legacy of our past, but will also brighten the prospect of their future. that would, i know, gladden my dear mother's heart, as it certainly gladdens mine. marking the 950th anniversary of dunfermline abbey is relatively safe territory, but in these early days of the king's reign there has already been a noticeable shift. in line with government guidance, he will be attending the cop climate conference in egypt next month. the freedoms of being prince of wales replaced by the constraints of being king. in edinburgh, the focus moved to the palace of holyroodhouse, and a reception to celebrate the british south asian community. the event here fits firmly into the king's think

they interrupted fife ti times d you -- quite a few times and you often see the panelists clash on thew but this was the first demonstration from the audience. stu: we're going to have more on this because first of all senator cruz will be on the show about 10:30 this morning and we'll cover all these crazy youngsters sticking their hands to a wall and chucking stuff on paintings and -- lauren: the view went to a commercial break and i want to know what happened in the break and what it was like to be there. stu: we'll ask them. latest fox power rankings are out. two weeks to the midterms, how are thing looking? lauren: republicans are getting momentum in the house and forecast to win a 16 seat majority and that is one more than last week and the gop would grab 233 seats, democrats 202. the senate still a tossup and all comes down to these four races, the ones we've been talking about: pennsylvania, georgia, nevada, and arizona. stu: and it's swinging towards the republicans there? lauren: yes, towards the republicans. stu: good stuff. thanks, lauren. now this, al sharpton, the rev ran

and jpmorgan in particular at risk to fife of the top -- five of the top countries that seem to be russ, so i want to hear about that. >> 31 trillion in debt -- >> yeah, who's counting? maria: bingo, good point. todd, mark, james, thank you so much. great show. have a great day, everybody. see you again tomorrow. "varney & company" is up next. stu, take it away. stuart: it's up right now. good morning, everyone. we've got an energy problem, and the president is not looking good. "the wall street journal" reports the administration is negotiating to buy oil from venezuela dictator nicolas maduro. biden had begged the saudis to pump more oil, they turned him down and cut production. russia wins, europe loses, and american consumers pay more for gas. we are still not allowed to go get the energy that's under our own feet. look at this, gas prices going up again. 3 cents higher this morning at an average price now of $3.if 86

. >> neil: after talking to you, i was like barney fife here. you got me off at the ledge. we will see what happens but i hope you have a great weekend. thank you for your incredible service to this country. general david perkins. all right, more mundane concern, money concerns at the corner of broadway, the dow jones slipping again today and a lot of it was based on pretty good employment number. i know that sounds a little wacky but we continue to gain jobs in this country. that should not be bad news. 3.5% unemployment rate should not be bad news, but it is sort of reinforcing the motion of the federal reserve will keep hiking interest rates. again and again and again and nothing in today's data persuaded them of that. susan li on the importance of that appear at this job jolt or whatever you want to call it, susan, was palpable and wait on the market so they were in no mood for it. what do you think? >> steepest rate since 1980s, neil. and i guess that is why we live in this weird paradigm where good news is bad and bad news is good and 263,000 jobs is too strong. you h

community safe >> oakland, vice mayor rebecca kaplan, city cidenouncilnikki f and council member carol fife introduced the resolution. the oakland city council will vote on it during their tuesday night meeting again, that's october 4th. >> all right. now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look outside at downtown san francisco on monday night. looks pretty clear out there. our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with details on what the weeks kind of look like. yeah, we're going to notice warm and dry temperatures inland, but the return of cooler cloudier weather along the coast. that arrives overnight tonight. so let's take a live look outside. >> in the east bay over berkeley. and as you can see, crystal clear skies as the sun has officially set. let's take a look at temperatures out there right now. already starting to cool down into the upper 50's for the bay area coastline, widespread mid 60's as you make your way inland with the exception of brentwood in eastern contra costa, you can see right now 73 degrees from brett everyone else is in the 50's and 60's petaluma. 57

and so they are conveyed by drum and fife. well, the troops land on july 13, 14, 14, 15 and 16. the artillery is unloaded on the 16th. also. by the night of the 16th, all the troops are in in the in in camp. it is the courtney who is the sort of the commissary general of the army had set up hospital. he set up a hospital in providence, one in papa squash point in bristol, rhode island, and another one in newport on the russian bull writes a letter to the called the mobile mulberry, who is the minister of war at that time, on july 5th, 25th, 1780, he tells him that he's got 800 sick and there are some 1500 soldiers who are also sick of scurvy and various other types of illnesses down at the bottom here, hope. there were 153 soldiers who died in newport between 1780 and 81. that's over a period of 11 months, 11 months of peacetime. and mind you and well, not peacetime, but the army, the french army isn't doing anything. they're just in camp and sort of relaxing and trying to recover and recuperate. in providence, there were 27 soldiers who died. 35% of the soldiers who died in in

players staging a mid-game pause in solidarity, fife teams dropping their coaches amid allegations of and i was not willing to compromise myself for my career or for this person. >> our thanks to eva. abc news reached out to paul riley. we have not heard back. but in 2021, he denied all allegations. u.s. women's soccer says they plan to implement immediate actions to protect players, including mandating background checks. >>> and flow to the other story that's left the sports world reeling. the nfl facing scrutiny and outrage over the miami dolphins star quarterback. it started in a game last sunday against the buffalo bills. tua tagovailoa returning to the field after taking a hit that left him stumbling. then four days later on thursday against the cincinnati bengals. >> down he goes. >> tua getting slammed to the ground, his fingers seizing in a sign of seizing, a sign of neurological trauma. >> a serious force. he guess down. >> he was placed in concussion protocol and rushed to the hospital. the dolphins have been adamant they followed proper protocol. the nfl players association

they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. ty'ane died fife. this election: we n g tobaccs. start with a flavored product. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. >> a haze valley store is closing because its owner has had enough of crime in san francisco. this is a high-understand outdoor clothing store on hayes street. its owner says he's fed up with the store being a target of repeated break-ins. in a viral post, he called san francisco a city of chaos. he said he was once excited about opening a business here, but he keeps losing money. >> did we expect to open up a store where the window gets smashed in four times in the first few weeks, where there's just organized crime? we didn't expect that. i never would have imagined that that would be the case. >> the owner says his company will continue to support local groups that provide support to those who need it, but he says he's unsure if his store will ever open again. >> now to an i-team exclusive, a man who's dating

there was fife of us in the cutty cabin and we stayed there four hours or more while is storm was goingnderstand or just feel and see it and the nightmares are right now unbelievable. >> reporter: do you have flood insurance? >> no. >> no. >> we have homeowners insurance. flood insurance is too expensive. >> it doesn't cover any flood. >> no, it doesn't. >> reporter: so you registered for fema money? >> we did online. it took us a couple hours to get through. he just turned 68 on the 4th. >> reporter: happy birthday. >> hey. i said it's the happiest birthday i've ever had, just fortunate. >> we're still together. we made it together after all those years. we're still here. we're going to be okay. i just know we are. >> reporter: that couple lost two boats, three cars, one of their cats and everything inside their home. they estimate that they have about $150,000 in losses and they can only get a maximum of $37,000 from fema. that's how this works. where does the rest of the money come from? this is a retired couple. they have a little social security coming in, but that's it. now they h

city council member carol fife, whose district the wood street encampment runs through. >> called out city staff for not addressing homelessness with more urgency. fyfe has been wanting to move displaced wood street residents to the old oakland army base, also known as the north gateway. we've got to do better. what street. >> and the people who live there have volunteered to leave freely and go to this space. but city staff say the site is to environmentally hazardous and it would be too costly to make the area livable. >> for wood street residents who hang in the balance. the situation has become desperate. >> in time of greatest need, there's not a single lawmaker in the state of california. that is showing a a shred of sympathy or >> feel cedar jones says there are more preferred locations than the former army base. he's been upset with council member phife but also understands he needs her help. >> we have to find a way for us to be safe. and to have our rights respected. work with her. she worked with >> at the end of tuesday night's meeting, the city council ask city staff to c

councilmember carroll fife push for displaced residents to be moved to the old oakland army base. but >> city staff says there are issues with that request. kron four's dan thorn reports. >> oakland's largest homeless encampment has been getting cleared out over the last month. several large fires and safety concerns prompted caltrans to remove people who have been living there. but the homelessness crisis is still creating turmoil in oakland. my district looks. >> it's same and it's because there is people are sitting down on the job under the leadership of this administration and allowing it to happen. city council member carol 5 whose district the wood street encampment runs through called out city staff for not addressing homelessness with more urgency. >> fyfe has been wanting to move displaced wood street residents to the old oakland army base, also known as the north gateway. we've got to do better. what street. >> and the people who live there have volunteered to leave and go to this space. but city staff say the site is to environmentally hazardous and it would be too cos

we have four or fife months, that means we'll get a slowdown in inflation, but there is a lag. for the rest of the year, we'll have 8% inflation or so, but next year, it will be down a little probably 5 to 6% but it's not going to be helped by the fed trying to crush the economy. >> so is there -- well, so that leads me to my next question is there a precipitation, dr. bra brabrinschoolboy, that doesn't involve leeches and cupping that would get us to where we need to go, that the fed is overlooking, or are they doing fundamentally, using what tools they have what other tools could they use? >> i would just like them to not make things worse. and the good news is, things are getting better indicators are all over the place that things are getting better shipping costs are down. commodity prices have stopped going up wages are up 5%, but that trailed big increases in inflation. so wages are actually a mild depressant of cpi. there are lots of indications that the worst is behind us. we just don't want them to make things worse the people that get hurt the most by a recession are

council member carol fife lead the conversation , saying she is all too familiar with deadly gun violence that i grew up in rate was raised with my son who i used to pick up from prescott every single day from school who was lost to gun violence. i'm very familiar people spoke directly to police captain's expressing what they wanted to see the responses that sound good. don't get results, so we've got to look for things that actually get results. i'm convinced that the ceasefire program and violence interrupters and strong community organization makes the most difference. city leaders say a key factor to stopping gun violence is to prevent it from getting into the hands of the youth. they hope to take what they heard today and bring back ideas to city council. reporting in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. many people across the bay area say they hope taking part in marches today will help focus attention on reproductive rights in the run up to the november election . the protests are all part of a coordinated call for people to march across the country. organizers say they wa

yesterday council members carol fife and xiang tao called for such an audit. they say it's time to evaluate how much money oakland is spending to respond to fires on state property. just last month, a fire that started on caltrans property along interstate 5 80 spread to homes . the council members are concerned caltrans is not doing enough to maintain its property. they say a lack of maintenance can fuel fires this afternoon, oakland fire department chief reginald freeman issued a statement saying as requested the opened fire department is in the process of calculating the various costs associated with responding to fire incidents on caltrans property. the statement goes on, saying the fire department is committed to providing the highest quality and highest level of courteous and responsive services, and we will never allow jurisdictional boundaries or infrastructure to impact our bill. city to safeguard property and prevent loss of life. the department expects to reveal its findings to the council next month. we have reached out to caltrans for a comment an

council members carol fife and shank how say it's time to look carefully at how much money oakland isn it comes to responding to fires on state property. last month. the fire that started on caltrans property along interstate 5 80 spread to some homes. the council members say they're concerned caltrans isn't doing enough to maintain its property and say a lack of maintenance can contribute to fire spreading. five issued a statement saying quote we must demonstrate responsible stewardship of resources, and this report seeks to give us information to course correct where needed the council members told oakland fire officials they want to see the report by next month open. police are trying to figure out who fired several shots during the sideshow early saturday morning. officers were called to 42nd avenue in foothill boulevard shortly before three a.m. by neighbors who heard noise from the sideshow. after police arrived, another sideshow broke out about five blocks away on international boulevard. police reported hearing several gunshots as they work to break up the crowd, which was als

want to show you the forecast other the next fife days, we're looking really good.lenty of sunshine to begin to dry things out. humidity levels a little bit lower and no chance of any precipitation. you'll notice also the overnight lows cool enough that if you don't have electricity, you can certainly get your place cooledded out. this is where ian is now. one piece of energy is there across part of the atlantic bringing rain across parts of new england, and really what was the center of it is now here across parts of west virginia, bringing the threat for a little bit of flooding today and tomorrow. want to put into motion the future track. this is how today plays out. here you go, here's towards tomorrow morning. still seeing rain across areas of new england and still across parts of west virginia. go throughout the day on sunday, eventually that center piece begins to move on. we'll clear things out across parts of the appalachians, but still into monday morning rain across parts of new jersey and into the city. neil, we are still in the meat of hurricane season.

council members carol fife and xiang tao issued a statement today saying it's time to evaluate how much money oakland is spending in responding to fires on state property. just last month, a fire that started on caltrans property along interstate 5 80 spread to homes . the council members are concerned that caltrans is not doing enough to maintain its property. they say a lack of maintenance can fuel fires. council member carol five, issued a statement and called for a report on this issue, she said, we must demonstrate responsible stewardship of resources, and this report seeks to give us the information to course correct where needed. the council members expect the oakland fire department will come forward with findings next month. disappointing end to san francisco's fleet week today, poor visibility forced the blue angels to cancel their aerial performance at fleet week, the navy's precision flying team called off today's three pm show due to thick fog in the area, the team said they look forward to flying in clearer skies next year. the angels did fly yesterday, but the show was po

yesterday council members carol fife and shantel called for report to be put together, they say it's time to evaluate how much money oakland is spending to respond to fires on state property. just last month, a fire that started on caltrans property along interstate 5 80 spread to homes . the council members are concerned caltrans is not doing enough to maintain its property . they say a lack of maintenance can fuel fires this afternoon opened, fire department chief reginald freeman issued a statement saying as requested. the oakland fire department is in the process of calculating the various costs associated with responding to fire incidents on caltrans property. the statement goes on, saying the fire department is committed to providing the highest quality and highest level of courteous and responsive services, and we will never allow jurisdictional boundaries or infrastructure impact to impact our ability to safeguard property and prevent loss of life. the department expects to reveal its findings to the council next month. we have reached out to caltrans and have not heard back

carol fife says oakland youth deserve opportunities to rise above their circumstances and move beyond their mistakes. she goes on to say, creating a system that is more restorative than punitive will lead to improved futures for young people. five people killed in separate shootings in stockton and now police there believe they may be the work of a serial killer. $5000 reward has been put up for information that leads to the killer's arrest. reported the same. mitri has reaction now from the wife of one of the victims. busy street in stockton. parking lot that the wife of 43 year old salvador do. beaty jr has visited several times in the last two months. my husband was killed here. on august 11th. 2022 a lopez, who didn't feel safe showing her face on camera says she found out when a family member texted her about duties. murder shot to death just before 10 in this parking lot near popeye's off west lane, according to stockton . police, to be honest with you. a part of me up. part of me died. with him that day.t's been hard. it's been really, really hard. they met ago as students at f

and jpmorgan in particular at risk to fife of the top -- five of the top countries that seem to be russ are key, so i want to hear about that. >> 31 trillion in debt -- >> yeah, who's counting? maria: bingo, good point. todd, mark, james, thank you so much. great show. have a great day, everybody. see you again tomorrow. "varney & company" is up next. stu, take it away. stuart: it's up right now. good morning, everyone. we've got an energy problem, and the president is not looking good. "the wall street journal" reports the administration is negotiating to buy oil from venezuela dictator nicolas maduro. biden had begged the saudis to pump more oil, they turned him down and cut production. russia wins, europe loses, and american consumers pay more for gas. we are still not allowed to go get the energy that's under our own feet. look at this, gas prices going up again. 3 cents higher this morning at an average price now of $3.if 86 a gallon. at this rate, we'll be at $4 by the 'em of the month if not sooner. it is, by the way, $5 a gallon on the west coast, and it's $6.42 in california. e

the provost of the kingdom of fife is here.t tremendous. what does it mean for the _ engagement, isjust tremendous. “hhriet does it mean for the city, his engagement, isjust tremendous. “ha“iet does it mean for the city, his first engagement since that official period of mourning, how important is it? , , ., , it? yes, people have been inquiring all week, it? yes, people have been inquiring all week. when _ it? yes, people have been inquiring all week, when is _ it? yes, people have been inquiring all week, when is he _ it? yes, people have been inquiring all week, when is he coming? - it? yes, people have been inquiring i all week, when is he coming? people are so— all week, when is he coming? people are so proud — all week, when is he coming? people are so proud that he is coming here. dunfermline — are so proud that he is coming here. dunfermline had to bid to get city status as part of the queen's jubilee celebrations. what was the pitch? it was partly economic, partly heritage and history? the itch is, partly heritage and

last night, emma andre district three council member carol fife has been pushing for the oakland city council to get the approval so that the people who were formerly living at the wind street encampment could move into the old army base just across the tracks. and last night she got one step closer to achieving that goal. the oakland city council has approved five motion to put one belt $100,000 toward applying for a state waiver that could allow the former would street residents to move into the army base area known as the north gateway. however the site does have serious environmental hazards that need to be addressed and remediated to recycling companies also have plans to move into that macon land in the near future. here's what one woman who was living in an rv at the wood street encampment said yesterday at a protest, calling the oakland city council slow and lacking in urgency a point echoed by a council member, five in last night's meeting. what's the point of declaring homelessness and emergency? if you're not going to cut through the red tape and get something done? you san

the couple visited dunfermline in fife, where king charles gave a speech to mark its new status as scotland's000 years ago. today it was charles iii who met the crowds and granted burnish the legacy of our past, but will also brighten the prospect of their future. that would, i know, gladden my dear mother's heart, as it certainly gladdens mine. marking the 950th anniversary of dunfermline abbey is relatively safe territory, but in these early days of the king's reign there has already been a noticeable shift. in line with government guidance, he will be attending the cop climate conference in egypt next month. the freedoms of being prince of wales replaced by the constraints of being king. in edinburgh, the focus moved to the palace of holyroodhouse, and a reception to celebrate the british south asian community. the event here fits firmly into the king's thinking as he begins his reign. he has already pledged to use his time as monarch to protect the diversity of the uk. in holyrood's great gallery there was a clamour to get up close to the king and queen consort. some were even able to sne

the couple are in dunfermline in fife as part of the celebrations to mark its new city status.ting a tour of the abbey and hearing about the history of the history of dunfermline mean for the crowds are being very patient. some of these people have been waiting for several hours even before it got light so we saw the queen arrive with the king and he spoke to many people on the way to the city chambers, he shook many people's hands but i think they hope when the royal couple come out they will speak to more members of they will speak to more members of the public. we will have to wait and see. before coming to the abbey they were just a short walk up the hill at the city chambers where they were greeted by the first minister nicola sturgeon and king charles ii! gave a speech. it was a special speech for people in dunfermline because it officially made dunfermline a city and that was something that was bestowed on them as part of the platinum jubilee celebrations so people here have not only been celebrating the special visit today but have also been celebrating dunfermline beco

the couple visited dunfermline in fife, where king charles gave a speech to mark its new status as scotland'srles iii who met the crowds and granted dunfermline city status — awarded to mark his mother's platinum jubilee. it is my hope that this new distinction will not merely burnish the legacy of our past, but will also brighten the prospect of their future. that would, i know, gladden my dear mother's heart, as it certainly gladdens mine. marking the 950th anniversary of dunfermline abbey is relatively safe territory, but in these early days of the king's reign, there has already been a noticeable shift. in line with government guidance, he will be attending the cop climate in line with government guidance, he will not be attending the cop climate conference in egypt next month. the freedoms of being prince of wales replaced by the constraints of being king. in edinburgh, the focus moved to the palace of holyroodhouse, and a reception to celebrate the british south asian community. the event here fits firmly into the king's thinking as he begins his reign. he has already pledged to use his

council members carol fife and xiang tao say it is time to look carefully at how much money oakland isen it responds to fires on state property. last month, a fire that started on caltrans property along interstate five eighties spread to home the council members are concerned that caltrans is not doing enough to maintain its property, and they're worried about the lack of maintenance that can contribute to fire spreading. issued a statement saying quote we must demonstrate responsible stewardship of resources, and this report seeks to give us the information to course correct where needed, the council members told oakland fire officials they want that report next month. and good news for consumers, the cost of a new car is expected to come down soon, and experts say it may be the right time to buy, according to j. d power's, the average price of a new car went from a record $46,259 august, down to $45,622 in september. meanwhile kelley blue book reporting that the price of used cars has also gone down, with dealers seeing the biggest one month drop in prices paid at auction since the

last night, the oakland city council approved fife's motion to seek a waiver from the governor's officesubstances control to potentially clean up the area and make it fit for one housed residents to live there. here's what one woman who had lived in an rv at the wood street encampment for years, said yesterday at a protest outside oakland city hall. calling the oakland city council slow and lacking in urgency echoed by council member phife in last night's meeting. what's the point of declaring homelessness and emergency? if you're not going to cut through the red tape and get something done? you sanctioned. your sanctioned parking lots have unreasonable rules and restrictions you're excluding people are materially and breaking up our community, which also is our support system. and my family. the part of the old oakland army base being considered for housing is also where to recycling companies have plans to move in the near future recording in the newsroom. kosc ktvu fox two news . alright emma. thank you. time is 504, the man accused of being the stockton serial killer will be back in

the couple will visit dunfermline in fife as part of the celebrations to mark its new city status. 0url morning, this is a big moment for the couple? ibig morning, this is a big moment for the couple?— the couple? big moment for the coule, the couple? big moment for the couple. and _ the couple? big moment for the couple. and a — the couple? big moment for the couple, and a big _ the couple? big moment for the couple, and a big moment - the couple? big moment for the couple, and a big moment for. the couple? big moment for the i couple, and a big moment for this new city. now scotland's ancient capital of dunfermline, becoming the country's newest city, there will be a public reception in the city chambers, at the top of the street, which you mightjust be able to see. there are a couple of hundred well—wishers out at the moment. after that, well—wishers out at the moment. afterthat, king well—wishers out at the moment. after that, king charles iii and the queen consort will visit the abbey here. with me now is the reverend here. with me now is the reverend here at the abbey. this is a

it's where district three council member carol fife really wants to let people live. and last night she got one step closer to achieving that goal. the oakland city council approved fives motion to put $100,000 toward applying for a state waiver that could allow the former would street residents to move into the army base area known as the north gateway. however the site does have serious environmental hazards that need to be addressed and remediated to recycling companies also have plans to move into that vacant lot in the near future. and here's what one woman who lives in an artist who had lived in an rv at the wood street encampment said yesterday at a protest, calling the oakland city council slow and lacking an urgency. a point echoed by council member phife in last night's meeting. what's the point of declaring homelessness and emergency? if you're not going to cut through the red tape and get something done? you sanctioned. your sanctioned parking lots have unreasonable rules and restrictions you're excluding people are materially and breaking up our community