gloria rodrÍguez has the details. >> this is going to be the vegetable curry. chef shows me the dishes he created for peninsula restaurant week. the nine event is put on by the san francisco peninsula and embarcadero media. >> tends to get overlooked. coming in between two cities, we really want to showcase that we have an amazing culinary scene. since the pandemic, i think we want to get visitors and locals out, and support the local dining scene. gloria: jaclyn of the san francisco peninsula tells me they have more than 100 restaurants participating, featuring amazing food and fresh ingredients from working farms in the area, including this one half moon bay. >> it has this distillery on site. this is where they make their gin, bourbon and other spirits. they created two drinks for restaurant week. >> it is a classic, made with our house distilled vodka. it has meant, agave, and lime inside of it. the other drink is seasonal, a combination of mint, watermelon, and it has our award-winning gin. gloria: you can have them with the chef's dishes. they were tasty.

gloria rodrÍguez joins us with more. : elizabeth holmes expected to report to the bryan, texas federal prison camp to start her 11 year texas -- sentence. we have live footage from the prison. she has been ordered to turn herself in today. meanwhile we are learning more details about what her life will be like kind bars. the disgraced cyrano's founder -- theranos founder, start her 11 year sentence today at a minimum security prison. the 39-year-old will wake up at 6 a.m. there will be two sets of bunk beds in her room with no doors. she is expected to work in the kitchen making $.12 per hour for 90 days. the women's prison camp houses 650 inmates most convicted of white-collar crimes and low level offenses. >> nothing compares to the experience she will have on tuesday, make her bed, go to her job, and repeat. every day. no matter what she argues happened, the result is that she is going to be separated from her family, children, and friends for many years. that may be the highest price a person could pay. gloria: she wa

i'm gloria rodriguez. jobina: excited to have you downstairs and excited for this great forecast we have. >> it is a most like the movie groundhog day. once again this morning we have low clouds, fog, and drizzle, but it is a nice morning because it is friday. here's a look at the skyline of san francisco. just a few clouds. looking at the embarcadero. in breezy right now. 40 degrees at santa rosa and novato. fairfield in the we will look at our forecast headlines right now. patchy drizzle will linger for a few hours. it will be cloudy and gusty at the coast, but sunny and breezy in our inland areas. cooler tomorrow in all locations and it will start to warm up sunday and monday. tomorrow's highs, about 58 in half moon bay. it is going to be gusty at the coast from time to time, with winds up to 35 miles an hour. breezy in other locations. in the north bay look for 70's to low 80's. what is happening with traffic? >> we had kind of a busy morning already. let's look at the bay bridge. this is the western s

gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news.e are learning more about the man accused of stabbing a bakery employee multiple times in san francisco's chinatown. it happened at aa on monday. the suspect is 61-year-old was released less than two weeks ago. he pled guilty to attempted murder in 2018 for stabbing an elderly man in 2016. he was sentenced to nine years in prison. the new details are coming as people are trying to wrap their heads around what happened. >> my hands are still shaking. this is how i feel and i believe a lot of people in the community are shaken. kumasi: he is now booked at the san francisco county jail on multiple charges, including attempted homicide. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. reggie: community groups in oakland could face massive budget cuts as the city sees a historic budget deficit of $360 million. groups rallied as the city council held a meeting to address possible cuts. one group impacted would be the department of violence prevention. it helps young peopl

i'm gloria rodriguez.to have you downstairs and excited for this great forecast we have. >> it is a most like the movie groundhog day. once again this morning we have low clouds, fog, and drizzle, but it is a nice morning because it is friday. here's a look at the skyline of san francisco. just a few clouds. 52 at palo alto.

gloria rodrÍguez joins us live with the meeting that just happened in sacramento. a: that meeting was not open to the public or the media but they spoke about the governor's message. he hosted san francisco business and city leaders with negative attention totop iss crisis and e city's downtown. >> san franciscans being victims. you can turn this into a self-fulfilling prophecy and we need to take action. he realizes that we could do better and was frustrated by what he saw. >> you can allow these conditions on the street. people need to feel safe and comfortable. gl break up fentanyl rings in the city, london breed also agreed to tackle this item contentious meeting. despite the real problems that san francisco is facing, it's important to remember there are a lot of good things going on here inghe noon r nehbhoods areriving. neighbore owners of a house that exploded in the sunset district earlier this year. the owners ignored in the garage. he was making hash oil when the house blew up. it killed his wife and damaged several homes. that lawsuit accuses the landlor

reggie: a new warning for -- from the surgeon general gloria rodrÍguez is in the newsroom with the newety regulations. gloria: this new released this morning the surgeon general is calling for more research and transparency from social media companies. children's minds are still developing making them more vulnerable to the harms of social media. was into this, 95% of teenager and 40% of children ages 8-12 are using social media. teenagers, on average, spend 3.5 hours on these platforms a day. the surgeon general's warning they are commonly exposed to extreme, and appropriate, and harmful content. those who spent more than three hours a day on social media face double the risk of experiencing symptoms of depression and anxiety. the surgeon general says it social media can provide benefits. it's a place for them to show their creative side, they feel connected to their friends, and some teens say it makes them feel more accepted. but the surgeon general's social media seuss -- usage can impact sleep, ability to maintain attention and feelings of exclusion. it can perpetuate eating disor

gloria rodrÍguez joins us in the newsroom with the impact it could have on cases. : according to the mercury news, this ruling clears the way for any lack person who has faced charges and custer county in the past decade to challenge them in court. it is not about policing but the da's filing practices. court issued the landmark ruling against the district attorney's office. on the same day this ruling came down, protesters accountability. an attorney the judge found racism in the charging practices of the custer county da. attempted murder and conspiracy charges defendants face. he says black people were 40% more likely to be charged with special enhancements compared to others. >> that is the significant charged somebody with a special circumstance you are asking the court to impose a mandatory sentence with life without any possibility of parole ever. >> this is a landmark ruling and the first of its kind statewide and the second ruling under the regional justice act involving the contra costa district attorney's office. attorney saint it is one of significance f

gloria rodriguez joins us with the impact this could have on some cases. >> this case is about the dasg practices. a judge issued a landmark ruling against the contra costa county district attorney's office. on the same day be ruling came down, protesters rallied on the steps of contra costa county superior court. the judge found proof of racial bias and racism in charging decisions by the contra costa county das office. the ruling does not attempted murder and conspiracy charges. we ruling says black people were about 40% more likely to be charged with special enhancements. >> that is significant. charging with a special circumstance asks the court to impose a mandatory sentence with life without possibility of parole ever. >> this is the first ruling of its kind statewide the second under the racial justice act involving the contra costa county das office. >> contra costa county district attorney saying the ruling is significant for offsetting racial disparities within the criminal justice system. in says, the road provides direction. my office will review cases to promote fair and e

gloria rodriguez the details. >> the california reparations task force approved recommendations in oaklande weekend. the task force has been sitting the harms of slavery, discrimination, and injustice on its descendants for more than two years. african-americans living in california out an ancestor type to slightly could get cash payments. the proposal contains restitution estimates to african-americans living in california who have experienced housing discrimination, racial injustice, and more. panelists say now is the time. >> there comes a have got to be social engineers and make sure we deliver something to this black population. >> according to the report, african-american resident over age 70 could get payments of up to $1.2 million. the final report will contain 95 recommendations for reparations. legislators must pass recommendations in july. final report is due the state lawmakers at the end of june. reggie: it was an emotional sunday for both a's and giants fans morning the passing of vida blue. he was 73 years old. we spoke with fans remembering him. >> he was a hard filling lef

gloria rodrÍguez is live with how many people will be impacted in the overall plan for the area. a: san jose will clear hundreds of unhoused alone coyote creek. construction ready to start on the flood control project. under -- up to 200 people within kampmann's in the area will be moved. they have temporary housing that has been built but residents fear there aren't enough resources to help those displaced. flood walls and other infrastructure will begin in the coming months as part of this project to avoid another flooding catastrophe similar to what happened in 2017 which impacted 14,000 residents and because $100 million in damage. reggie: florida governor ron desantis is not officially in the presidential race for 2024 but in iowa he took advantage of bad weather to contrast himself with former president trump. >> this morning, governor ron desantis appears closer to announcing his run for the white house. focusing on voters in iowa who will be the first to cast ballots in 2024. >> what made you come here? >> just wanted to see the people. >> the governor capitalize on a chan

i'm gloria rodriguez from abc7 mornings. uthbound 680 near bernal. there was a motorcycle pull down that's been cleared out of lanes . traffic is starting to recover. southbound from the 580 interchange. and in san francisco, 280 north at geneva, we had an accident there for quite some time. and you can see into daly raffic remains backedt accident has been cleared out of lanes. >> all right. thank you, sue. meteorologist spencer christian has your accu weather forecast coming up hey, bay area live with kelly marcus. >> coming up. we'll chat with daveed diggs from disney's the little mermaid and christine taylor is here. that's at nine on abc seven. >> as our morning clouds retreat, we'll have mainly sunny skies in the afternoon, inland and over the bay. highs will range from upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s near 70 around the bay. upper 70s near 80 inl 70 forecast shows a cool weekend start on saturday, but warming up on sunday and monday. gloria >> all right. and we'll have another abc seven news update in about 30 minut

abc 7 reporter chore -- abc 7 reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live in the newsroom. ised concerns about the long-term impact on local businesses. it appears the plan is being delayed for now according to the chronicle. this was the plan, to extend metered parking hours city wide until 10:00 p.m. monday through saturday starting in late july instead of the current 6:00 p.m.. also to start enforcing metered parking on sundays. supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution studies the economic impact of the extended hours. almost as who ago hank wilson telling our j.r. stone they are expecting a 100 $30 million deficit by 2025 and must act, especially to subsidize municipal service. >> the conservative estimate is this would return about $18.5 million in revenue. obviously not $130 million. a pretty substantial chunk. >> i understand why people come to visit and i want them to be here but i wanted to be the beautiful city i know. i do not want them to have to pay 15 or $20 to park their car. gloria: you heard right there many are frustrated with the plan to start paying e

thanks for having -- i am gloria rodriguez in this morning. thanks for having me. spencer: we have lingering friday fog. a windy day for much of the bay area. check out the rising sun. mid-50's at oakland and palo alto. here is a view of the fog over the bay bridge as we look across from the rooftop. 49 degrees at santa rosa. mid-50's in concorde and livermore. sunny and breezy conditions inland this afternoon. cloudy and gusty at the coast. tomorrow will be cooler. warmer sunday and monday. right now a at traffic with sue. sue: we are heading out to our emeryville camera. a stream of lights heading in her westbound direction. we see a solid stream of headlights. it is moving slower than usual this morning. it is friday but not light. let's take a look at the drive times. 35 minutes from hercules to the city. here you will find light conditions even though lights were turned on at about 5:40. pretty light into san francisco. we'll keep our eye on it and hope it stays friday light. overall we have slow traffic out of pittsburgh because of an earlier accident that is

gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with that. >> san pedro street was closed to cars to a lot more peoplen 2022. now it appears it will be permitted. yesterday, the city council unanimously voted to move forward with plans to make it a permanent pedestrian only walkway. san pedro street in downtown san jose is vibrant with people enjoying food and cocktails outside. now san jose has plans to create a pedestrian mall here. the plan requires businesses to move all outdoor seating from the street poser to decide what next to their building. it also calls for a 20 foot walkway down the middle of the road. business owners support the plan. >> is great. this street should be permanently closed to cars. >> it is the next best thing to santana row. it might be better. we are open until 2:00 a.m. as opposed to 12:00. >> that is the owner of tiki ete , who's investing in three businesses in downtown san jose. officials say the project will take at least 2.5 years to complete and cost over $9 million. funds will go towards improvements such as selling additional streetlights and relocating fire hydr

kristen: gloria rodriguez has the details.orter: there's excitement around the coronation here in the bay area. i spoke to a local resident who had a special experience with king charles. this picture captures the moment then prince charles bestowed the queen's honor on her in >> was actually friendly -- >> he was extremely friendly. very chatty. reporter: she will be putting out this flag inside her home and waking up at 2 a.m. to two and the coronation of king charles. >> its historic -- it is historic. i still feel very close to my country. the monarchy has been good for britain. it will continue to be good for britain. and attracts a lot of tourists. it's gone through turmoils over the years but it has a lot of value. reporter: i will be live on my tiktok providing commentary. >> that is amanda, million followers on her tiktok page where she comments on the royal family. >> some followers are excited to tune into such a historic event. i can't say everyone is as excited about who was being crowned, as they may have been in

gloria rodrÍguez joining us in the studio with that part of the story. >> the police chief commendedins transparency and called her a great public safety partner for the city but brown's supporters want to see her more -- want to see more done. community leaders and loved ones of brown gathered at the harvey milk building yesterday against jen charge the security guard who shot brown. jenkins released video from the walgreens store where it happened. she says the guard acted in self-defense and there's insufficient evidence for a criminal case. brown's loved ones disagree and officials are now weighing in. >> it's a tragedy but i think the district attorney did everything she could to look at the evidence and make a disio based idence demonstred>> they did their job. >> more stores and businesses are hiring private security guards and chief scott confirmed there are other armed guards in the city but says these incidents are very rare. san francisco supervisor aaron peskin introduced a resolution yesterday urging the california attorney general and u.s. department of justice to look

abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joining with the details. >> the plan to start enforcing metered sundays in san francisco is raising concerns about the misses the plan to extend metered parking hours citywide. the current 6:00 start enforcing metered parking from noon until 6:00 p.m. when it is now free in most areas. the board of supervisors unanimously adopted a solution last year urging them to postpone implementation while the city says it is the economic impact of the hours. hank wilson telling our j.r. stone they are expecting a >> the concern revenue. >> i understand my people want to visit, and they want to be here, but i wanted to be the beautiful city they know and i don't want to pay 15 or $20 to park their car. >> many are frustrated with the plan to start paying even more to park in the city. extended meter parking will impact the restaurant and entertainment injury -- industry with increasing cost for patrons and staff. we will keep you updated on any new developments. julian: the memorial day weekend was a big few days for airlines and they travel industry at large

gloria rodriguez joins us live in the newsroom with the changes frustrated residents want to see. lice say robberies are up i 3% this year. particularly impacted areas are leak short -- lakeshore and the fruitvale district and community members are fed up. residents filled the church last night, demanding answers about public safety. this after a 15-month-old baby was hit by shrapnel in an attempted armed robbery. police say two men tried to steal a nanny's purse during a morning walk with a baby. this has residents shaken and upset. >> i'm tiredhe >>arndhehbhoi greet all my friei know. not so many people walk in the morning and i know i don't want to come alone. gloria: resident spoke up about wanting to see more cameras in the neighborhood. we are told that is being looked at. police committed to having more officers in the area with more patrol cars and added help from their traffic unit. the city council president called the meeting with the grand lake neighborhood to engage with oakland police officials and she is vowing to hold police accountable. reggie: thank you. this morn

gloria rodrÍguez joins us in the newsroom with that. and the closure was extended in 2022 and now it will be permanent. yesterday, the council unanimously voted to move forward with plans to make it a permanent pedestrian only walkway. san pedro street in downtown san jose is vibrant with people enjoying food, cocktails outside, and now they have plans to create a pedestrian mall here. it requires businesses to move all outdoor seating from the street closer to the sidewalk next to their building. it also calls for a 20-foot walkway down the middle-of-the-road. business owners we talked to support the plan. >> i think it is great. this street definitely should be permanently closed to cars and vehicles. >> it is the next big thing, if not better. i think it might be better because we are able to open until 2:00 a.m. as opposed to 12:00. >> that is the owner of tiki pete, investing in three businesses in downtown san jose. city officials say the project will take about 2.5 years to complete and cost about $9.5 million. funds will go towa

gloria rodrÍguez joining us out of the newsroom with details on this. gloria: good morning.ut a week left in the school year. schools were open yesterday, but it was an optional planning day for teachers after a seven day strike. the oakland education association reaching a deal with oakland unified early yesterday morning. the union says the 2.5 year tentative agreement with the district includes a 15.5% salary increase for most teachers. strict leaders say it comes with a one-time $5,000 bonus and investments for students, like librarians, counselors, nurses, and visual arts and performing arts teachers. there is a common good proposal, which includes assistance for on house students, and resources for black driving community schools. davidson says he hopes this will help with future retention. >> that was making teachers leave oakland because they wanted to go to another district where they could get to that top salary faster. we shortened that an added extra amounts on the salary schedule to incentivize teachers to stay in oakland, which is what we want them to do. glori

gloria rodriguez emceed the event. clean water, housing and health care. it is in response to the deadly mass shooting in january that killed seven farmworkers. the league of women voters is honoring several bay area leaders for their advocacy on lgbtqi rights. an event raise money for commodity groups pushing for equal rights. ryan curry shares this tribute. >> the glitz and glamour of some of san francisco's top drag performers. this event is designed to send a message. >> we see people who are being pushed down in our communities. and we see they are trying to make people invisible, we want to lift them up. >> the league of women voters put on dragemra, an ting the lgbtq community and organizations getting people out to vote. >> we need to see more things li send a message to the world that drag is not a crime. >> sister roma says this event is a positive way to end an emotional week. the los angeles dodgers disinvited the sisters of perpetual in jordan's -- indulgence. they claim the group has been the source of co

gloria rodriguez joins us live with the changes residents want to see. >> oakland police say robberiesruitvale district. immunity members are fed up. oakland residents filled a church, demanding answers about public safety. this after a 1hurt in an attempd robbery in this neighborhood on tuesday. police say two people of approached -- a nanny and toddler with a stroller. one of them fired a gun, shrapnel hit the toddler who was taken to a hospital and was stable. this has residents shaking and upset. >> i am tired of the violence. >> i walk around the neighborhood a lot. i greet all of my friends know and not so many people are walking in the morning. i know i don't want to alone. >> residents spoke up about wanting cameras in the neighborhood. something did seem to come out of that meeting. some added -- they called the crime prevention council to engage with police officials and their valley to hold police accountable. reggie: new concerns surrounding senator dianne feinstein. time repor would be around for seen for months. >> i have not been gone. i have been working. >> you have be

gloria rodriguez has been digging into the plan and she has live in the root -- in the newsroom for usia: create new tech hubs outside of san francisco and boston and new york. it is launching the first tech hubs funding opportunity. they released information about how to apply for funding this morning. the department will take money from the chips and science act passed last year and invest in in different regions that apply for funding. the first round will have $500 million available with another potential $4 billion down the road. it is estimated that there will be 20 hubs around the country decided by august. this is part of president biden's investing in america agenda. in a statement that u.s. secretary of commerce said the program will help create thank you systems -- ecosystems of opportunity around the country and communities that have been overlooked. those who could imply include academia, the private sector, federal labs, and unions. there is more information on techhubs.gov. kumasi: thank you. the federal covid-19 public health emergency declaration has come to an end. ma

gloria rodriguez joins us live with more on that. >> the district attorney initially said murder chargese but now says that decision was due to time restraints and that a final determination has not been made. >> say his name! release the tape! >> these pro francisco's mission district calling on district attorney brooke thinking to release video footage showing the killing of brown. late last month, a security guard shot and killed brown in an incident at a walgreens on market street. so far, understands the need for transparency, the investigation is ongoing and a final decision on charges has not been made. jenkins says that releasing any evidence before the investigation finishes is unethical and could compromise her work. legal analyst stephon clark said the videos may not hold all the answers. >> the careful to point out that this decision on self-defense wasn't made just on the video, but rather the security guard state of mind at the time. he used deadly force. >> protesters say they will continue to advocate for that venue to be released. the board of supervisors meeting is sche

gloria rodrÍguez emceed the event.undtable discussion covering issues like access to clean water, housing and health care. it is in response to the deadly mass shooting in january that killed seven farmworkers. the league of women voters is honoring several bay area leaders for their advocacy on lgbtqi rights. and develop -- an event l night helped raise money for groups pushing for equal rights. ryan curry shares this tribute. some of n sco's top dragour of this event is designed to send a message. >> we see people who are being pushed down in our communities. when we see that they are trying to: the league of wom vers community and raise money for organizations getting people out to vote. >> we need to see more things like this where the communities come together and support each other, and send a message to the world that drag is not a crime. ryan: sister roma says this event is a positive way to end an emotional week. on the los angeles dodgers wednesday, disinvited the sisters of perpetual indulgence from their pr

in the newsroom, gloria rodriguez, abc 7 news.bout the man accused of stabbing a bakery employee multiple times in san francisco's chinatown. it happened monday at aa bakery. the suspect, 61-year-old released on prison on parole less than two weeks ago. he sentenced to nine years in prison. people are still trying to wrap their heads around what happened. >> by this people in the community are shaking. kumasi: he is booked in san francisco county jail and the victim in the stabbing was taking -- taken to the hospital with life letting injuries. --life threatening injuries. reggie: communities in oakland could have budget cuts as the city sees a historic budget deficit. there was a special meeting to address possible cuts, one group impacted is the department of violence prevention. it helps young people formerly incarcerated with workforce of element and life coaching. >> for the department of prevention to take the third-largest budget decrease for any department in the city of oakland, when we have heard from our city councilmem

here is gloria rodrÍguez. >> barbershops are known as a place for getting a haircut and socializing.> all the gossip. the drama of the town. >> we are not only just barbers. we are like therapists. we are the place where you can come and tell your secrets. >> sometimes what you need is peace and quiet. anthony, owner pale barbershop in san francisco's mission district offers a silent mode haircut. >> the barbershop can be an intimidating environment for the first time coming in. it is more so about the comfort ability of the client. >> you tell your barbara what cut you want and this is pretty much the only noise you will hear. and you get a free beer if choose the silent mode. tina does it sometimes. >> if you come from work and your super exhausted and you have a bunch of meetings and gives you the time for peace and tranquility. >> clients need to specify they want the silent mode haircut when they book their appointments online. sometimes it is not on the clients that need it but the barbers too. >> there are times when i am all talked out. it is like what kind of haircut do you

gloria rodrÍguez has the latest on this. >> good morning.e search continues for whoever is responsible. the university has increased the number of on ca a fbi wl help ds officials after two people had been killed near campus, including one student. a third person is in critical condition, and 50-year-old david rose was found dead with stab wounds. there is a memorial whe 20-year-old uc davis students was fatally stabbed on saturday night. monday night, another victim described as a woman in her 60's. she was brutally stabbed in a tent. that prompted a shelter-in-place alert. the police chief says he cannot definitively say that all stabbings are enacted. police say the suspect's is very similar across cases. >> the attacks were brutal and violent. >> just arrangements rather than preparing for graduation. >> that is the father who is a professor at the school and says they regularly took the path that was found on. students are on edge. a notice has been sent to all parents. >> is just horrible to hear. thank you. this morning, another major

abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live in the newsroom. loria: the attorney for browne's family will be filing a civil lawsuit and plans to share more information today. this comes a day after his memorial service. yesterday was an emotional day for banko brown's loved ones. when he turned out for the 24-year-old's memorial service in san francisco. round's father, saying there is hurt and disappointment. brown's death has deeply touched the community. some protested after d.a. broke jenkins decided not to file charges against the security guard who shot and killed brown at the walgreens where brown was suspected of shoplifting. the guard fired after he said brown lunged at him, fearing he would be stabbed. brown was unarmed. this week the california attorney general's office said it will review the case. the brown family attorney says he is planning to serve a wrongful death lawsuit. >> alleging that his life was wrongfully taken. i think we are in a position to show that walgreens, the security company, and the security officer are at fau

gloria rodrÍguez is in the newsroom with the latest. ria: the t oakland education association, is planning a rally at 3:30 today in oakland before the district board meeting. in a statement last night, the school district said negotiations are making some progress. [chanting] fourth day away from the classroom, on strike. the union is asking for a 23% pay raise for teachers across the board, but the district offered a 22% increase for the most tenured teachers and staff, calling it structured salary increases. beyond a pay raise, a sticking point remains the so-called common good items, things like shar gernc help for mess students, and reparations for black students. the oakland education association is holding firm on their goal to include those common good items in a new contract. >> we want it in our contract so we can force it. you can pass the policy. policies change. when you put it in a contract, we can hold the district accountable. >> i believe they have done it in the wrong way. you cannot circumvent the democratic process and

gloria rodriguez joins us in the newsroom with the latest. : elizabeth holmes is expected to report to the brian texas federal prison camp to start her 11 year sentence, we have live footage right now from the prison. she has been ordered to turn herself in today. we are learning new details about what the former billionaires life be like behind bars. disgrace there and knows founder elizabeth holmes, who was once the world's youngest self-made billionaire, is expected to start her 11 year sentence today at a minimum security prison in bryan, texas. the 39-year-old will wake up at 6:00 a.m., there will be two sets of bunk beds in her room with no doors. she is expected to work in the kitchen making $.12 an hour for 90 days. the women's prison camp houses more than 650 inmates among those convicted of white-collar crimes and low-level offenses. >> nothing compares to the experience she will have on tuesday. she is going to make her bed, go to her job and repeat. every day. no matter what she argues happened, the result is she is going to be sep

gloria rodriguez has been digging into this plan and joins us live in the newsroom with the details. ng. gloria: good morning. president biden is looking to create new tech hubs outside of usual places like san francisco, los angeles, and boston new york corridor. the administration is launching the first tech hubs funding opportunity. the commerce department releasing information about how to apply for the funding this morning. the funding will come from the chips and signs act which was passed last year and will be invested in different regions. the first round of funding will have $500 million available with another potential $4 billion down the road. it is estimated there will initially be 20 hubs around the country. this is part of resin bidens investing in america. in a statement, the u.s. circuit terry of commerce of the program will help strengthen economic opportunity in communities around the country that have historically been overlooked. i've been looking into this and those who could apply need to be in a designated geographical region and have a partnership that could in

gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom.suspect was a student at uc davis from the fall of 2020 until last week. then the school says he was separated for academic reasons. those who know the suspect say they are shocked. 21 year old carlos dominguez is facing charges of homicide and one count of attempted homicide. he stabbed three people in near uc davis within a week. the attacks were violent and brazen. one man was killed, as well an on house to man. a woman is recovering. police say he had a backpack with a knife, consistent with what they were looking for. before college, carlos dominguez lived in oakland and at several people who knew him say they are shocked by the arrest, including his former coach. >> it was not that aggressive of a football player. you never had discipline issues on the field. >> i am hop person in davis can be done with this. reporter: those who know him say he had a family involved in his life. according to the university come he was a student until two days before the first attack. there's no i

reporter gloria rodrÍguez continuing our coverage in the newsroom. >> good morning.teachers are among the lowest paid in alameda county. the union is asking for a 23% pay raise for teachers across the board. the district has offered a 22% increase for the most tenured teachers and staff, calling it structured salary increases, but these negotiations could not even matter. a state lawmaker introduced a bill to take the power of teachers salaries from districts and give it to the state. it would give teachers and staff a 50% pay raise by 2030. >> if we want world-class schools, we need to pay teachers and essential staff what they deserve. >> right now ranges from $52,000 a year to more than $94,000 a year for veteran teachers. data shows in the unified school district, with more than 20,000 kids, first-year teachers on average get paid about the same as those in oakland, but midcareer and experienced teachers in oakland are making less, around 5000 to $10,000 less on average. how does oakland compared to the rest of the ? our media partners at the bay area news group

cory rodriguez -- gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom. is planning a rally at 3:30 in oakland before the district board meeting. in a statement last night, the school said negotiations are making some progress. >> ♪ get up, get down oakland is a uniontown ♪ gloria: teachers spent their fourth day away from the classroom, on strike. the union 23% pay raise for teachers, across-the-board, with the district has offered a 22% increase for the most tenured teachers and staff, calling it structured salary increases. he owned a pay raise, the sticking point remains the so-called common good items the oakland education association holding firm on their goal to include common goal -- common good items in a new contract. >> you can pass a policy. policies change. you put it in a contract, we can hold the district accountable to doing that. diane: we are coming on with breaking news. republican congressman george santos is in custody after turning himself in on federal criminal charges. unsealed court filings show he is facing 13 counts in total, st

gloria rodrÍguez is continuing our team coverage this morning in the newsroom. a: good morning. oakland teachers are among the lowest paid in alameda county. the union is asking for a 23% pay raise for teachers across the board. the district has offered a 22% increase for the most tenured teachers and staff, calling it structured salary increases. let's break down the average pay and benefits oakland teachers are getting right now. it ranges from $52,000 per year to more than $94,000 per year for veteran teachers. in a unified school district with more than 25,000 kids, first-year teachers on average get paid about the same as those in oakland. but midcareer and experienced teachers in oakland are making less, around $5,000 cut $10,000 on average. how does oakland compared to the rest of the bay area? our media partners at the bay area news group looked at teacher salaries from other district with roughly the same enrollment size. you see the average salary at oakland unified falls at the very bottom by a considerable amount. eventually, these negotiations may no

abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live with the details of a meeting in oakland over the weekend. gloria? reporter: good morning. the california reparations task force approved its recommendations in oakland over the weekend. the task force has been studying the harms of slavery, discrimination, and injustice on its descendants in california for more than two years. african-americans living in california with an ancestor or ancestors tied to slavery could get cash payments and other reforms. the panel's proposal contains restitution estimates to african-americans living in california who have experienced housing discrimination, racial injustice, and more. the panelists say that now is the time. >> we got a new practitioner. we got new social engineers. and make sure that we deliver something to this black population or else we never will do it. reporter: according to a reporter, a resident over the age of 70 could get payments up to $1.2 million. the final report will contain 95 recommendations for determining what reparations will look like in the future. state legislato

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