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gloria rodriguez abc seven news thanks, gloria and the east bay port costa's annual community wide flea market was interrupted by a bomb scare on saturday. >> firefighters helped a resident pry open an old box handed down to him from a family member years back. an alarming find was inside a live hand grenade and a tear gas canister. firefighters gently set the box down, called in backup. the

gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. happening today. opening statements begin in the state trial for the man charged with attacking

live at sfo gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you gloria. this morning the power is back on at uc berkeley. just before 630 last night, the power went out and about 50 buildings on campus. electricians spent hours on campus to restore the power. and that happened at 1215 this morning. >> classes are expected to resume this morning at chris at a christopher high school in gilroy, after a student was arrested for stabbing another student. this happened yesterday. staff put that school on lockdown after a fight broke out between the students around lunchtime. this is video that was sent to us here at abc seven by a classmate, and you can see the knife on the floor there of the boy's locker room. that's where the fight started. investigators say one student pulled out a knife, stabbed the other student. that victim was taken to a local hospital. now the district is offering counseling for students. >> a nearly $90,000 heist. that's what contra costa county fair organizers say happened outside this antioch bank around 2 a.m. monday. they say two

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news.hanks, gloria. >> more than 50 people who live at a senior care facility were displaced in the east bay overnight. a call about someone stuck in an elevator at the apartments in oakley spiraled into a much bigger problem. it happened at the oaks apartments on carol lane, just off main street, when contra costa county firefighters got there to help with that elevator. they found a sewage leak on the second floor. they say the water was spilling from a bathtub down into the electrical room. p-g-and-e's turned off the power. firefighters helped all the residents and their pets evacuate, and it was especially stressful for seniors relying on medical devices. >> if i didn't have an extra oxygen tank, i would be in bad shape because they don't have no generators here. >> firefighters say they have been to that building several times before for flooding issues . the fire department says building management is putting residents in hotels until the leak is fixed. >> it started with racist messa

abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is following the case. gloria.s across the state. >> it could. reggie more than 200 workers are expected to rally outside the california supreme court building in san francisco today. this, as a court, hears a legal challenge to proposition 22, which voters passed in 2020. some argue the ballot measure strips workers compensation coverage for on the job injuries and illnesses, and today, justices will hear arguments on whether prop 22 is constitutional. the ballot measure makes gig workers, contractors. labor groups think this is unconstitutional because workman's comp was once codified by the legislature, prop 22 supporters say another century old law gives the last word to the people. uber and lyft have both previously threatened to leave cities and states that classify drivers as employees. the rally today starts at 1230 this afternoon, the state supreme court is due to rule on the case within three months. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you, gloria. investigators say a fire at tes

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thanks, gloria. >> new developments now overnight, israel confirmed it has started a ground offensive in gaza. the israeli military moved into the southern town of rafah, taking control of the palestinian side of the border crossing between egypt and gaza. it's part of the idf's, quote, precise counterterrorism operation targeting hamas. officials have not said how long the israeli military will be in control of the border crossing. israel says its military operations in rafah will continue even as cease fire negotiations move on. qatar is also sending a delegation to cairo in order to work on those negotiations. >> new this morning, the white house is announcing new action to counter anti-semitism on college campuses and protect jewish communities. the man is at the live desk with what exactly the president's planning? >> yeah, reggie aqui president joe biden is set to condemn anti-semitism at today's holocaust remembrance ceremony in washington, dc. during his keynote address, he'll

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. new developments now in the war between israel and hamas, the biden administration paused a shipment of 3500 bombs to israel last week because of concerns they would be used in rafah. that's where more than 1 million civilians are sheltering. amanda is at the live desk and amanda, defense secretary lloyd austin is expected to testify today. >> yeah. stephanie. >> defense secretary lloyd austin will testify today before a senate panel. he will likely be asked about u.s. policy. now, this comes as two republican senators said they were shocked and deeply concerned about reports the biden administration failed to notify congress before withholding ammunition to israel. u.s. officials are worried delaying weapons shipments could put israel's defense at risk. israeli forces launched a ground operation into rafah and have taken control of the palestinian side of the border crossing. the shipment that was paused last week consisted of 2,000 pound bombs and 500 pound explosives. a senior admi

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thank you.appening today, a rally by teachers in san lorenzo. they want higher salaries. the san lorenzo education association says the high cost of living is what's hurting the san lorenzo unified school district when it comes to retaining and recruiting new teachers. they say the $24 million surplus in the district's budget next year could be used for salaries. the rally in march is happening from 4 to 5 p.m. in front of the san lorenzo unified school district office on usher street. >> if you've got a child that's getting close to going to college, the government really wants you to apply for financial aid. it's launching a $50 million program to get more students to compete for the federal financial aid application. the department of education says fafsa applications are at an all time low. it's partially because of problems with the overhaul of the system that's been plagued with problems. the new funding will go to organizations that work with schools and community groups to help people co

live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news thank you, gloria. >> investigators say a fire at's factory in fremont started inside of an oven at that facility. our sky seven was flying overhead, giving you a bird's eye view of the firefighters quick response on the roof that fire broke out at about 5:00 yesterday afternoon, and then a short time after that, it put out a quite a bit of smoke. you could see it for miles. it dissipated pretty quickly, though the building was safely evacuated, there were no reports of anyone being hurt in the south bay, a major development after a huge fire destroyed a san jose home depot store two years ago, home depot has agreed to pay $1.3 million for fire code violations in its stores. >> the violations came to light during the investigation into arson at the blossom hill location in april of 2022, investigators say the automatic sprinkler system at the store was disabled, and even though home depot had been warned about that, firefighters also reported they had trouble getting to water sources because pallets were blocking their access. >> it

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you. >> gloria. part of building a better bay area, is following up on ideas that have been implemented in the community to see if they're working. it's been four years since the oakland unified school district voted to disband its police department in the aftermath of george floyd's murder. now, the district is sharing how safety has changed since. in 2022, oakland unified added violence interruption teams to deal with problems at school. instead of having police officers, the district tells the oakland city council. since those teams started suspensions for physical violence at school have dropped 10. but they say there is more work to be done. police data showed hundreds of violent suspensions, plus 67 shootings that injured people last school year. school board members want to expand the violence interruption teams to every ousd school safety is really a community effort where you wrap your arms around the incident and finding support in a holistic sense. the district is expecting more data this

gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. happening today. opening statements begin in the state trial for the man charged with attacking congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband, paul, in their san francisco home. in court yesterday, david depape was resentenced to 30 years in prison on his federal charges for the 2022 assault. paul pelosi was 82 at the time and needed to have skull surgery to. papp spoke to the court. he said in part, quote, i'm sorry for what i did, especially what i did to paul pelosi. i should have just left the house when i realized nancy pelosi wasn't home. >> today is day one of jury deliberations in former president trump's hush money trial. amanda is at the live desk with the closing arguments that wrapped up yesterday, and the clash outside the courtroom. >> yeah, kumasi and closing arguments yesterday, former president trump's defense attorney tried to tear down the credibility of the prosecution's star witness, michael cohen. cohen of course, is trump's former fixer. now, trump is accused of falsifying business recor

gloria. and we're learning more about an incident at the pro-palestinian encampment at uc berkeley. we told you about this yesterday morning. a fight started wednesday evening after someone grabbed an israeli flag out of the hands of a counter-protester people at the encampment say no one knows the man who did it, and his actions do not reflect their intentions. >> we have a long and storied history in california of student protests and i support their right to protest. it's also so important for our college campuses to be safe places for everyone. >> members of the group, students supporting israel, say the man who had his flag stolen is named ilan. they released a statement saying the act forcefully pulled alon into the violent mob, where he was beaten by two men, punched in the back of the neck and in the face several times. the event was nothing short of terrifying and has definitely resulted in physical and mental distress. protesters say they don't plan to leave even when this semester

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you gloria. oakland mayor shang tao is vowing to balance the city's budget without cutting services or jobs, and today we will get more exact details on how she's planning to do it. mayor tao outlined her plans yesterday, and those plans include a hiring freeze and consolidating some city jobs. she also wants to use money from the proposed sale of the coliseum land. >> we're just thankful that you know that the stars kind of aligned. however at the end of the day, we'll still be working towards making sure that we address the structural deficit as we want to be really responsible when it comes to our finances. >> council member noel gayo says he does not support the sale of the coliseum right now, because he doesn't know if the city has the right to sell the land. >> i am not in support of it until i get clarity that legally i can sell that property. the coliseum property, to a private entity. >> mayor tao says her budget does not include cuts to the police or fire departments. the city council h

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thank you. new developments in the war between israel and hamas. the biden administration paused a shipment of 3500 bombs to israel last week because of concerns they would be used in rafah. that's where more than 1 million civilians are currently sheltering. amanda defense secretary lloyd austin is expected to testify on capitol hill today. yes, stephanie. >> defense secretary lloyd austin will testify today before a senate panel. he will likely be asked about u.s. policy. this comes as two republican senators said they were shocked and deeply concerned about reports the biden administration often failed to notify congress before withholding ammunition to israel. u.s. officials are worried delaying weapons shipments could put israel's defense at risk. israeli forces launched a ground operation into rafah and have taken control of the palestinian side of the border crossing the shipment that was paused last week consisted of 2,000 pound bombs and 500 pound explosive. gives a senior administratio

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here. gloria. >> yeah. mayor qingtao appointed floyd mitchell as police chief in march, and today he will be in the office ready to assume his responsibilities. chief mitchell officially started as oakland's new police chief on saturday. he most recently served as police chief in lubbock, texas, before that, he was chief in temple, texas, and a patrol officer in kansas city. and he now takes on a department at a time when oakland finds itself with many concerns over public safety. recent data from the city shows overall crime is falling in oakland through the start of the year, but one type of crime, robberies, is shown to be worsening. back in march, chief mitchell said his plans include sitting down with a federal monitor to craft a strategy to get opd out from under federal oversight. right. working with the community is also top on his agenda. >> i'm truly honored to be given this opportunity to serve as oakland's police chief. i'm here to work with the citizens of oakland. i believe that when you're ac

gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria.an mateo are investigating a series of startling drive by shootings using toy gel blasters as weapons. officers say there were three separate incents on sunday of different pple ing hit around town. abc seve news reporter laura martinez explains why the crimes are more dangerous than they may sound. >> san mateo police are calling a recent string of incidences involving toy guns alarming. on sunday, police received three different 911 calls within three hours from community members reporting being shot at. >> one of the victims thought he was shot with a real gun, so obviously there's mental stress and everything that goes along with being shot with anything. >> police say the suspects used guns similar to this. they shoot out gel filled pellets up to 200ft per second. three people have been arrested, so they're being charged with assault with a deadly weapon, they did shoot the victims in the face. one of the victims almost got shot in the eye. >> the victims told san mateo police whe

gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. san francisco school leaders are asking voters to approve the most expensive bond to ever go before the city. $790 million to improve school buildings as the district faces a financial crisis and looming school closures. eight years ago, voters passed a $744 million bond measure, promising upgrades to campuses and kitchens. but we found proposals for two new campuses never got off the ground. city leaders in san jose are working to transform downtown into a place where the community wants to eat, work and play. this week they are using a splash of color to help that transformation come to life. san pedro square has been transformed into one massive canvas. it's been turned into a giant paint by number art piece, 645ft long, 30ft wide, more than a thousand volunteers signing up to fill it with color. >> i think it's special to be part of it for everybody in the whole city, to be part of it, because downtown is everybody's neighborhood. >> the city turned the street into a pedestrian ma

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. developing news the biden administration is moving forward with a new weapons deal with israel. this is worth more than $1 billion. amanda. just last week, the u.s. paused a shipment of large bombs to the region. >> now, reggie and critics say this move undermines president joe biden's message of holding israel accountable. >> some are accusing the white house of sending mixed messages. you may remember last week, the white house announced it paused a single shipment of 2,000 pound bombs. there were fears they would be used in israel's invasion in rafah, leaders with the united nations are appalled by the idf's escalation in southern gaza. >> these developments are further impeding humanitarian access and worsening an already dire situation. at the same time, hamas goes on firing rockets indiscriminately. civilians must be respected and protected at all times. >> according to the un, about 450,000 palestinians have been displaced, un officials say. inland, rafah is now like a ghost to

gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. we are waiting to see if protesters interrupt the uc board of regents meeting for a second day in a row yesterday. that meeting had to be paused after protesters began yelling at board members over the listen to our voices. >> so the second warning. you're welcome to observe the meeting. should you continue to disrupt, we will have to recess and have the police clear the auditorium, this is the final warning. and if and we will clear the room until you divest. >> the yelling happened at several points during the meeting. it was held and is still being held at uc merced. after that final warning, the regents asked the california highway patrol officers to step in and to lead them out. regents have said they have no plans to divest from military or israeli supporting assets. >> the union that represents uc grad students and academic workers voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike over the uk's response to the protests. this vote doesn't guarantee a strike will happen, but the union i

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez tracking the latest and gloria. thankfully, no one has been hurt so far. >> yes, kumasi nobody was hurt and our photographer, stefan stifter just got this video. you can see right here the fire is still smoldering and firefighters are still monitoring it. firefighters are also still trying to figure out what the cause of the blaze is. big plumes of smoke could be seen in east oakland last night. the fire started around 7:45 p.m. yesterday at economy lumber company on high street near interstate eight. 80 people driving by could see it from the freeway. more than 75 firefighters responded. the oakland fire battalion chief says they initially faced access issues because of the train tracks there, and rail travel was stopped temporarily. >> upon arrival, they found heavy fire making its way and impinging into the main building of economy lumber uh- immediately on scene. our first two engine company called for a second alarm, bringing more units on scene. realizing that this fire was heavily established into the buildin

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news thank you, gloria . >> people who have been protesting on college campuses across the state say they're now going to head to uc merced. today. they plan to protest outside of uc regents meeting. that includes some people who have been at uc berkeley for weeks. the encampment there has now cleared out. the university says they reach an agreement to expedite what they call a new, socially responsible investment strategy. uc regents say they have no plans to sell assets, despite the protesters demands. yesterday, the regents revealed that the university system has $32 billion invested in companies that make weapons or support israel. >> it's very complicated, some of them are time commitments that we've made and the students need to understand that. but we i think we need to do a better job at communicating that. >> at least one committee member said the board should consider protesters demands when looking at future investments. >> today, protesters at san francisco state plan to give more details about an agreement they say they've reached with university lea

live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thank you.an jose state professor who serves as an advisor to the students for justice in palestine group, says she's been suspended. and she says it's because of her stance on the war in gaza. doctor sang kill shared a letter that she received from the university's vice president of personnel. it says the suspension was for repeated violations of university policies, despite notices. she says the accusations are false. >> i directed the students to do a march through the student rec center that never happened. we did not march through the student rec center. the other thing they said is that i directed the students to lay down their camps, and the students refused to listen to my orders. and like, again, that did not happen. >> so the suspension is for at least 60 days. abc seven reached out to the university, which said that it does not comment on personnel matters. new video overnight shows a blockade set up at uc santa cruz campus. pro-palestinian protesters have been blocking campus entranc

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria.middle east. israel is warning people to evacuate the city of rafah. amanda, this could signal a ground offensive by israel. israeli forces is imminent. >> yeah, reggie, the us and other world leaders have long discouraged an israeli offensive over concerns about civilian casualties. >> an estimated 1 million people who have evacuated from elsewhere in gaza are sheltering in rafah right now. it comes just hours after hamas claimed responsibility for a rocket attack at gaza's southern border. at one of the few crossings where humanitarian aid enters the territory. three israeli soldiers were reportedly killed. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to enter rafah to flush out hamas fighters, defying international pressure, hopes for a ceasefire and hostage deal are fading. >> netanyahu lashing out at other world leaders, saying no amount of pressure will stop israel from defending itself. hamas's negotiating team leaving cairo for qatar with cia director bill burns one of the key m

gloria already speaking outside the — trial... gloria already speaking outside the court _ trial...that in february 2020, harvey weinstein was convicted of sexual assault and rape. he appeared in court today in a wheelchair, the district attorney... come to a decision that they will retry the case, but obviously with different evidence, this time some of the character evidence they brought in will not be presented in that retrial. but harvey weinstein will return to prison tonight because he's serving a sentence that was secured in los angeles. in mind of what is happening at universities around the country, us secretary of state antony blinken who is injerusalem trying to broker that deal, has told both side that "the time is now". mr blinken said the deal on the table is hugely generous, and hamas should agree to it. the mediators are awaiting a response. it reportedly involves a 40—day ceasefire and the release of more than 30 israeli hostages, in exchange for many more palestinian prisoners. mr blinken has also been pushing the israelis on aid. he visited the israeli port of ash

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thanks for the update.rs work to regulate ai, tech companies are pushing forward in advancing the technology, just yesterday, san francisco based openai came out with a new version of chatgpt. the gpt four will use text and vision. it can actually view screenshots, photos, documents, or charts uploaded by users and have a conversation about them. >> it's basically listening and can see through the camera and can give answers. it's another step, you know, towards, something we call as the, the perfect ai, which is basically the ai will have all the five senses of human. >> dozens of demonstrators were outside open ai's headquarters in the mission yesterday. they want companies to hit the pause button on ai. so more research on superhuman intelligence can be done. >> happening today, a meeting that could indicate if and how pro-palestinian protests on uc campuses are making a difference. the university of california regents investment committee will be meeting to discuss the university system's financial perf

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you. >> gloria, i leaders will be coming together in san francisco again today for day two of the gen ii summit, 10,000 people are expected at this three day conference sponsored by microsoft and gpt dow. that includes big names like nvidia, openai, microsoft and ibm. the summit is also attracting people from all around the world. >> there's no ai event yet in the uh- in malaysia, and indonesia, so that's why we flew here to actually learn from the experts here, because there are so many developments here, so many companies here. >> mayor breed spoke yesterday saying forbes just declared of the top 50 ai companies in the world, 21 are right here in san francisco with more than $22 billion in investment. the conference will wrap up tomorrow. now, there is some skepticism about how much san francisco will benefit from ai, according to reporting from our media partner, the san francisco standard. while ai companies have signed san francisco's biggest lease deals in recent memory, t

thank you so much, gloria. and we're learning more about an incident at the pro-palestinian encampment at the at uc berkeley. we told you about this yesterday morning. a fight started wednesday evening after someone grabbed an israeli flag out of the hands of a counter-protester people at the encampment say no one knows the man who did it, and his actions do not reflect their intentions. >> we have a long and storied history in california of student protests, and i support their right to protest, it's also so important for our college campuses to be safe places for everyone. >> members of the group, students supporting israel, say the man who had his flag stolen, his name ilan. they released a statement saying the act forcefully pulled ilan into the violent mob, where he was beaten by two men, punched in the back of the neck and in the face several times. the event was nothing short of short of terrifying and has definitely resulted in physical and mental distress. protesters say they don't plan to leave even w

abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here with the details. gloria. protesters set up camp there after their large encampment in sproul plaza got taken down. >> that's right. reggie and our photographer actually just checked in. they are still out there right now. a group of pro-palestine activists took over an abandoned building owned by uc berkeley. this a day after a compromise was reached to disband the encampment on campus. graffiti now covers parts of the alumni hall building. it's across the street from people's park. uc berkeley police say some of the group hopped fences and broke windows to get inside. it was initially thought it was a people's park protest because it was the 55th anniversary of the founding of the park, but it merged into a pro-palestinian protest. recent demonstrators have been protesting the public university system's financial involvement in military and pro-israeli causes. abc seven talked to people on both sides of this issue. >> i didn't take over the building, but we are resisting with palestinian who are the bravest,

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thank you. 50 google employees were fired for their involvement in a pro-palestinian demonstration last month. now they filed a complaint against the company. the april sit in protested google's contract with the israeli government, according to the chronicle. the workers are seeking reinstatement to their job and back pay. they also want google leadership to guarantee that the company will not retaliate against workers for lawful collective protest. google said the protest was a clear violation of its policies and unacceptable behavior. >> the alameda county board of supervisors has decided to delay setting a date on a special election to potentially recall district attorney pamela price. the delay could allow them to combine the recall election with the november general election, saving millions of dollars regardless. recall supporters disapprove of yesterday's decision. >> nobody cares about that. the level of inconsistency and all of the questions that went on today, i feel was kind of unprofessional. i feel that at this point in time, they sh

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. francisco school leaders are asking voters to approve the most expensive bond to ever go before the city, $790 million to improve school buildings. as the district is facing a financial crisis and looming school closures. now eight years ago, voters passed a $744 million bond measure promising upgrades to campuses and to kitchens. but we found proposals for two new campuses never got off the ground. >> a small business owner in san francisco is asking for help after someone stole more than $300,000 worth of clothing and office equipment. dare fashion specializes in goth style clothing designed and made here in san francisco on may 1st. the owner, ben wong, discovered his office and storage facility along market street. ransacked. he says someone broke in and stole countless dresses and accessories. it all happened as his team was preparing for san francisco's world goth day festival. >> i give myself 15 minutes to feel sorry for myself and then i say, okay, now we got a deal. what i'm

live in san francisco gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thank you. and the south bay police are looking for the person who stabbed two people less than an hour after cinco de mayo celebrations wrapped up in san jose. police say a man is in critical condition and the second victim is a juvenile whose injuries are non-life threatening. it happened last night near emma prusch farm. residents call it disappointing. >> i'm not surprised. have you seen the area? i've worked here or i've lived here since maybe since like 2012, i reckon. and you know, i've been working here and it's been getting worse and worse. you know, i can understand that this is, you know, a damper, but, you know, shoot. i mean, just keep looking. moving forward, i guess authorities haven't said whether the violence had any connection to the cinco de mayo festivities . >> oakland police say a mass shooting at a juneteenth celebration near lake merritt back in 2020 1st may be connected to another homicide that happened more than a year earlier. deshawn rhodes died in the june 2021 shoot

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria 610 this morning and will take you high above sutro tower right now. the golden gate bridge. it's another morning where we have clear skies, temperatures starting out in the upper 40s to lower 50s. live doppler seven. along with satellite, it is so quiet across the state today with high pressure in control. we'll have more sunshine on the way this afternoon and slower wind speeds along the coast, so the boat, beach and surf forecast today. those winds will gust about 10 to 20mph. yesterday they were in excess of 30mph so not as windy close to the coast today. waves 6 to 8ft high. your swell period is 10s in the ocean. water temperature between 55 and 57 degrees out the door this morning. let's get you ready for your wednesday. we'll find lots of sunshine temperatures in the upper 40s, lower 50s. but you can see those numbers really take off this morning. so the jacket, you can keep it on the next couple of hours, take it off by about 10 a.m. as those temperatures get into the 60s and well into the 70s later on today, region by region forecas

live at sfo gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> gloria thank you. and now we talk about the roads.ay travel plans involve a car, there are some specific times you're going to want to know about. a man is breaking down the best and the worst times to leave the house over the next couple of days. i'm >> hi, reggie. bay area roads will certainly be busy. triple a is noting convenience and flexibility are two main reasons so many people plan to travel by car here at home. eastbound i-80, san francisco to the area near highway 37 specifically is expected to see the most congestion this holiday weekend. if you can avoid the east shore freeway, especially on friday at 11 a.m, it will be a mess during that peak, traffic period. what would typically be about an hour drive that stretch encompassing the bay bridge, emeryville hercules, american canyon is likely to take an upwards of one hour and 25 minutes, plus, triple a is giving us the worst and best travel times over the next five days. if you're leaving today, take off before 11 a.m. or after 7 p.m. tomorrow. so hit the road before 11 a.

the most i've been speaking about all of this within esteemed panel of women, the rights attorney gloria or read along with laylah taotie and april hernandez there's castillo, who are both survivors and advocates april hernandez castillo, i want to turn to you. >> did you see the video? i'm interested because some have said people should see it because that shows exactly what happens. so people have different views. i'm interested in yours i did watch it. >> i watched it and immediately my body felt all of the trauma come back up and as hard as it was to watch honestly, i was finally happy that the world can see what what domestic violence looks like i'm going to get terrifying. >> i'm going to get your experiences in a moment after i bring in gloria already. as i said, the renowned women's rights defender and attorney, gloria, again, this is a week later, weeks since cnn actually was able to get this video and show the world what actually had happened what is your reaction to that and to the whole legal process that simply doesn't seem to put women at the center. those women who are cle

we've got loads of questions that need to be. >> you know what, gloria? >> you know what, gloria?l. there are so many things they could go out labour with, particularly when they promise, you know, big spend and then they decide to backtrack on their andrea sunak. >> oh andrea's back. >> oh andrea's back. >> oh, fantastic. fantastic >> oh, fantastic. fantastic >> you want to bring boris johnson back? you were saying you want a big cabinet reshuffle. >> and i was also saying about looking at the at the by—election results. >> yes, that's right. >> yes, that's right. >> we lost 13,000, voters who stayed at home. labour lost 2000. you know , they lost 2000 2000. you know, they lost 2000 votes and reform only gained 1000. so they are not becoming the second party reform, we're seeing that the vote is split, but what we're actually seeing massively is that people are . massively is that people are. across the board. are fed up of politicians. there's so much apathy. so i think we need true common sense conservatism and re—engage the electorate. again, i think, rishi has got to be radic

gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria. bills addressing reparations for black californians are moving forward after advancing in the state senate. they're written with the intent to begin correcting the harms of slavery and decades of discriminatory policies perpetuated by the state and local government. the first bill would create a new agency in the state to oversee and administer any reparation measures passed. to be eligible, you would have to be able to trace lineage back to enslaved and enslaved person or black person. in the united states before the end of the 19th century. the second bill would create a fund for reparations and reparative justice in the state treasury. this would be where that money would come from to pay for reparations. the third bill, sb 1050, would provide compensation to families who've had their property taken from them and racially motivated applications of eminent domain. the power of eminent domain has been used repeatedly to abuse, to move black and brown people off of their land and dest

gloria is here with more on this legislation.e bills would create an agency to help black families research their family lineage. >> yeah it would reggie. that's sb 1403. and it would create a new agency in the state to oversee and administer any reparations measures past the agency would be responsible for confirming a recipient of reparations, can trace lineage back to an enslaved person or a black person in the u.s. before the end of the 19th century. here's a look at the other bills . sb 1331 would create a fund for reparations and reparative justice in the state treasury, and this would be where the money would come from to pay for reparations. but no specific funding mechanism has been determined. as the state continues to navigate a significant budget deficit. there's also sb 1050 that would provide compensation to families who've had their property taken from them in racially motivated applications of eminent domain and the bills will go before the assembly in the coming weeks. if passed, the bills could reach governor ga

live in palo alto, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria. thank you. breaking overnight, pro-palestinian protesters were met with a massive police presence at uc santa cruz. new video this morning shows dozens of officers in riot gear, face to face with chanting protesters! police are also seen trying to take down a barricade set up by the protesters yesterday. it was blocking the entrance at coolidge and high streets. officers heard on video telling students they would be arrested if they did not disperse. it's not clear yet if any arrests were actually made in the east bay. >> classes resume as normal today for california high school students in san ramon. >> students and staff were on lockdown most of the day yesterday after a bomb scare. authorities say a male called and threatened the campus, saying explosive devices were placed throughout the school. he also said someone would shoot up the school now. police didn't find a bomb but they are continuing to investigate the origins of that call. >> it's friday, we want to make sure that you're ready f

the shows two national monuments in california, and gloria. one of them is close to the bay area. >> it is amanda, the berryessa snow mountain national monument is east of clear lake in lake county. nearly 14,000 acres will be added there, including a ridgeline sacred to a native american tribe. the area is home to more than 500 native plant species and animals, including tule elk and golden eagles. the monuments were first designated by former president barack obama, and in southern california, more than 105,000 acres will be added to the san gabriel mountains in los angeles county. the white house says the land has important ecological and geological resources, like some unusual canyons and woodlands and forests, and it's also home to some of the state's most iconic birds, like the endangered california condor. president biden is expected to sign the official proclamation today. >> thanks, gloria. the homeowner's insurance crisis is hitting the east bay city of orinda hard, according to analysis by the san francisco chronicle. nearly 1700 ho

gloria, thanks for the nice introduction.loria has just recently joined creative's global advisory board. thank you for joining us. and if people in the room are wondering -- and some of you have learned from experience -- if gloria ever gives you advice, you should take it. excellent advice. we're here today, i'd like to introduce shannon bream, assistant administrator for democracy, human rights and governance. we're pleased to be, we're pleased to be in this year when half of the world will soon be casting ballots. at the same time, it does feel as if that's something to celebrate, but there's associated risk. it feels as if democracy itself is on the ballot this year. so we're looking forward to positive change, but we're also here to work at positive change. what's important is that this panel, like many of the people in this room, are working in smart and clever ways to be supporting effective democracy that we need that avoids the are risks of electoral violence, and it makes sure that the people's voice is heard. so w

al hijo gloria.undo nathalie vera en el condado san joaquín. una mujer que tenía una orden de aprehensión previa fue detenida la tarde del martes. de acuerdo con las autoridades, conducía un vehículo robado cerca de harbor fried en waterloo road y se dio a la fuga, pero fue interceptada . dentro del auto se localizó un arma de fuego cargada con un cartucho de 10 balas. con la llegada de la temporada de incendios ya se han registrado varios siniestros en el valle central. abraham peña nos dice cómo usted puede prepararse para no convertirse en víctima. así es. el último incendio que se registró fue esta mañana cerca de mendota. estuve en ese lugar, pero al parecer ya está controlado. solo pude observar un camión de bomberos. pero también ayer se registraron 2 incendios. 1 cerca de por la avenida stricker y el otro. como podrán observar, se registró cerca del condado de tulare y el condado de fresno fue nombrado pepper fire. el último reporte emitido en la página de calfire mostró que ya ha sido conten

i found her conversation about with gloria interesting in two ways. one, where's the attorney client privilege? it's just odd to have the conversations with her counsel. you know, perspective counsel. that's covered by privilege so it's a little odd that that's coming out in how the defense knows about it. it suggests somewhere, someone talked about it. >> would you have expected the prosecution to have asserted themselves? >> it's not their privilege. it's hers. but she may not know that. she's not a lawyer. the other is she raised something sort of interesting. susan necklace wants to say you have to talk about the sex because you want to sell money. and stormy daniels says gloria alred wanted me to actually accused trump of it being forcible. which stormy daniels has said this was consental. she's not willing to go there. if she wanted to just go for the money, she didn't doing that. she said it was once. if you're making up a story, it could be a lot more salacious. we're thinking this is salacious, but it is, let's just get down to brass tax. it'

inappropriate for gloria allred to be in the court today. find inappropriate for gloria allred to be iny. and that is harvey weinstein's _ be in the court today. and that is harvey weinstein's lawyer - be in the court today. and that is harvey weinstein's lawyer on - be in the court today. and that is harvey weinstein's lawyer on his| harvey weinstein's lawyer on his reaction to the news that harvey weinstein will be retried in new york, after his original rape conviction in 2020 was overturned. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. we're seeing a change across southern parts of the uk. eventually, some heavy rain and thunderstorms moving in here. we also got overnight some more mist and fog, low cloud developing more widely. and for some areas of scotland in particular, it was a struggle to clear that all day. in marked contrast, in norfolk here, we've seen temperatures over 20 degrees in the sunshine. but at the same time, we've also seen this cloud moving up from france. and it's that that's bringing some rain into parts of england and wales this evening. that'll push up tow

join us now, gloria, outside the courtroom, trump didn't sound so optimistic right here. he said, quote, mother teresa could not beat these charges. these charges are rigged. the whole thing is rigged. it sounds like he's trying to set expectations. >> well, i think he's been saying that all along to be fair. i mean, he has always said expectations low because it's in manhattan and he believed nobody loves him in manhattan, which may be true. and that the charges were rigged and this was a result of the weaponized biden justice department, which is false. and so i think what he showed in that little presser was his nervousness i think he didn't look nervous to you. he looked he looked upset and nervous and worried and full of excuses it's not a fun position to be no, right? >> even if even if you're trying to capitalize on it, i imagined it's definitely not a fun position to be in what does this mean as the jury is deliberating, what does this mean politically mark with the voters who really matter in this election? >> so probably the most important question that's going

gloria: hi i'm gloria pritchett, manny's mother. man: oh this must be your dad.ere... eve plumb: none of these people look like they would be a family, but they are. mitch: what the hell is that? cam: i had andre do it while we were gone. mitch: is that us with wings? jesse tyler ferguson: i was just really taken by the portrayal of a gay couple as part of an equal part of the cast. jay: he was a bit of a drama queen. mitch: no, no no, stop. you come into my house and you insult me and my boyfriend who, by the way, is not that dramatic. [music from 'the lion king'] jesse tyler ferguson: so when he actually reveals lily, it's to the theme song from lion king. ♪ it's the circle of life mitch: we adopted a baby. daniel fienberg: this loving gay couple who were just adopting a child, this was the most progressive thing on broadcast television at that particular moment. jay: in this family do we kick and punch each other, or do we love each other? manny and luke: love each other. jay: that's right. i'll be in the den. lorraine ali: modern family took this genre that s

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al hijo gloria espinoza.momentos. era un niño muy alegre. donde sea que andaba era muy niño, calmado, reportando en fremont nathalie vera noticiero telemundo 48. la policía de berkeley está investigando una serie de robos por toda la ciudad, ocurrido en un periodo de 5 días y todos tuvieron lugar a plena luz del día. vamos a ver este video de vigilancia muestra a unos sujetos ingresando a una gasolinera mientras una persona llenaba el tanque. luego los sospechosos abren la puerta del pasajero. mire usted. ahí, ahí lo están abriendo. las precauciones que tiene que tomar 1 cuando está echando una gasolina es como laquear las puertas y no dejar nada de valor visiblemente. pues bueno, los sujetos le roban el bolso y se dan a la fuga. la policía cree que todos los incidentes están relacionados con 2 sospechosos que estarían enmascarados y que han sido vistos viajando en un sedán negro y la patrulla de caminos del condado santa clara publicó datos sobre las paradas de tráfico que realizaron este fin de semana. conm

gloria pazmino. a. thank you so much. let's go to patrick snow there. well, when the de began scheffler was pretty close to the top of the leaderboard i mean, this seems to not have distracted him or sidelined him in any way. how is he handling things? >> hi, friday. yeah, he's back out on the course as we speak around three for him here at valhalla. but it was very impressive in from a golfing point of view of how we responded as a player out there on the course friday, he fed off the energy of the crowd and inspire them to too early birds the reason is rounds on route to a five under par 66, which is a very good score. and it helped him power is way up the leaderboard afterwards, he then gave an extraordinary press conference typically generous with his time when he faced report is very open and honest. he spoke about the fear he didn't gd the trembling. he went through when he was in in in detention, as well as sharing is innermost thoughts about whether he was going to be able to get through this so deal and actually focused on his golf. he spoke to

live in mountain view gloria rodriguez, abc seven news gloria, thank you. >> while lawmakers work tolate ai, tech companies are pushing forward in advancing the technology. just yesterday, san francisco based openai came out with a new version of chatgpt. gpt four will use text and vision. it can view screenshots, photos, documents or charts uploaded by users and have a conversation about them. >> it's basically listening and can see through the camera and can give answers. it's another step, you know, towards, something we call as the, the perfect ai, which is basically the ai will have all the five senses of human. >> dozens of demonstrators were outside openai's headquarters in the mission yesterday. they want companies to hit the pause button on ai. so more research on superhuman intelligence can be done. it is arguably the biggest sports focus of the year . the buzz around women's basketball. and today, the wnba will tip off a highly anticipated season on our sister station, espn. two young stars like caitlin clark and stanford's cameron brink are joining the ranks this season.