ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live from the newsroom with . janna and julie and mike.hat a battle it is. this is such a tight race. it's the top two candidates with the most votes who advanced to the general. >> well, since place spot has bn bouncing back and forth between assembly memberúevanúlowe and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. today lowe actually pulled ahead for the first time by a very tiny margin as a result of an influx of mail in ballots. yesterday was the deadline for those ballots to be received by election offices. now, here are the latest results from the santa clara county elections office. they show sam liccardo, former san jose mayor, inúthe lead tonight.úhe's projected to advance to the november ballot by taking first place in the primary with 21% of the vote. right now, lowe and simitian still neck and neck in this race for the second spot. lowe right now is ahead by just 70 votes. san jose state political science professor melinda jackson says right now, it's anybody's race. >> but now we have these three very strong democratic candida

all right, jana, thank you for that. >> thank you. well, when we're representative lee decided to run for the senate, she forfeited her seat in the house. lee has endorsed lateefah simon to be her predecessor. simon has served on the bart board of directors and has also picked up endorsements from the governor. newsom and attorney general rob bonta. right now, simon is in the lead right now with 43% support to her opponent with 17% of the vote. >> i went back. an amazing legacy of the incredible ron dellums, the incredible legacy of barbara lee is one that i will deeply attach myself to. >> i deeply understand that this race still has not yet been called, but simon is favored tol election. >> meanwhile, in silicon valley, congresswoman anna eshoo, retiring after 32 years in office in a crowded field of 11 candidates vyingúfor her seat. remember, the top two candidates here move onúto the general election in november. taking a look at the latest results, former san jose mayor sam liccardo, with 22% of the vote and santa claraúcounty su

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jana, what have you learned? >> well, mike and julie, i just want to show you right now i'm going to get out of the way. you can see this crime scene tape here. these are the stairs and the escalators going down to holiday plaza, where the powell street bart station entrance. there has been completely shut down. people are being asked to go to one of the other locations. bart is still running. now we want to come over here. the entire place is shut down. we understand that there was a shooting down there and they are still waiting for crime scene investigators. we want to bring in right now, sergeant marissa chung, who is here on the scene as one of the people kind of making sure that it is all secure. first of all, thanks for joining us. can you tell us what time this happened and what you found when your officers got here? >> we received this call around 9:30 p.m. and when we responded to the scene, we found that a person was wounded down in holiday plaza. >> okay. and at this point, is that person dead, it's s

jana. thank you. an east bay man is facing felony charges for criminal acts during a protest of the war between israel and hamas. christopher houshiary of hayward has been charged by the contra costa county da's office with second degree robbery, grand theft and arson with a special hate crime allegation after authorities say he pushed a woman to the ground, took her israel flag and set it on fire. it happened in el cerrito last month, when protesters for both sides clashed. >> new at ten police in oakland have a man in custody following a robbery turned shooting today near the fruitvale district. it happened on foothill, across the street from the melrose branch public library workers tell us this happened around 1150 last night. they say a man came into the store trying to steal beer and chips. employees say he shot at the cashier, but luckily no one was hurt. the employees say they saw officers arresting the man about a block away. >> coming up. thieves in the east bay steal a truck and the gift of

all right, jana katsuyama reporting live in san bruno. jana. thank you. governor newsom is dropping his support of a proposal designed to protect employees who work indoors from excessive heat. last week, cal osha approved rules to require cooling devices, access to water and cooling off break areas in indoor facilities such as warehouses, schools and kitchens. but the governor's office says it can't endorse that plan without knowing the projected cost to the state. the department of finance does have concerns about high cost to jails and other state buildings. tonight, a spokesperson for the governor's office issued a statement saying in part, quote, the administration is committed to implementing the indoor heat regulations and ensuring workplace protections. however, it is imprudent to move forward with a cost estimate that is off by billions of dollars. we are exploring all options to put these worker protections in place, including working with the legislature. >> let us join together in a moment of silence for those who lost their lives in the trage

jana katsuyama.ll, tonight the senate passed funding billsúto avert a government shutdown. the bills 0 billion, passed just hours before its midnight deadline. congress is facing a march 22nd deadline to pass its other six funding bills as another potential shutdown looms. the passage would allow the government to remain fully functional. the bills passed today now head to the president's desk. >> it's a dangerous out there. you know, there's a lot of bad people out there. >> one bay area family desperately searching for their teenage daughter tonight, their plea for help and for answers as they in danger and in barry weather. nice little warm up out there, but we're tracking more clouds in your weekend forecast and we'll have the update coming up, plus an investigation underway at a large northern california hospital. >> the possible measles outbreak with hundred of bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the

jana, thanks, jana. >> san francisco mayoral candidate daniel lurie outlined part of his plan to support stood alongside community leaders today at lowell high school. he says city leaders have failed to address safety, affordability and an underperforming public school system. lurie added that his priorities would include addressing chronic absenteeism and working to build affordable teacher housing. >> we must turn around and bring families back to san francisco if we're going to fix our public schools, students first need to feel safe at school to learn and thrive. >> last month, the school district announced plans to shutter several of its schools, and it comes amid a major budget deficit and declining enrollment. new at ten tonight, police in palo alto are investigating a carjacking that left a man injured in his car on the otr side of san francisco bay. >> it happened on page mill road near el camino real, around 6 a.m. saturday. police say the victim w returning to his car when he was attacked from behind and lost consciousness. his car was eventuallyound the next day, set ablaze

ktvu jana katsuyama joining us live tonight with more on what the president had to say in his address well, lasted just over an hour and the president faced his critics who point to his age, the economy, immigration and the war in gaza, addressing them head on, but also calling for both bipartisanship and an appeal to moderate republicans that democracy itself is on the >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states, as president joe biden, arrived for his third state of democrats broke out in reelection chants. joe biden came out swinging his reelection onc the line, and he repeatedly sought to draw clear distinctions between himself and his presumptive challenger, never naming former president donald trump. >> is the freedom of democracy under attack, both at home and overseas? >> the president started with a call for aid to ukraine, which has bipartisan support but has been rejected by somet& republicans and trump, who has praised russian president putin in the past. my message to president putin, who i've known for a long time, is simple. >> we willc not walk away. i wil not b

ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with fans and other sport figures about the loss for thet& giants. >> the news hit home to giants fans who for 24 years have heard the voice of renel brooks-moon welcoming them to oracle park, batting six first baseman number nine. in a sudden statement, the giants announced monday that they were not extending her contract, which ended in december, saying, quote, after extensive discussions, they mutually and amicably agreed to part ways. instead, she will be known as public address announcer emeritus and the booth where she worked will be named after her. >> her voice first thing i hear before i even got to see the field, so her loss is like, completely devastating. >> fans were stunned by the giants announcement. >> shocked. sad. devastated >> adamúcopeland, program director for knbr, says giants fans shared their outreach, outl day in support of brooks-moon, who was a pioneer as one of the first black women announcers in major league baseball. >> it's a big loss not just for the giants, but for little girls, for people of color. when she spoke in 2020 and she

ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now with what we can expect from president biden tomorrow night. jana, julie and mike, there will be a lot of want movement on gaza aid and reproductive rights, and republicans who want movement on the border issues. >> you can expect biden spstrive for a bipartisan tone n capitol hill. the stakes will be high for president biden's state of the union address this year. the speech coming right after super tuesday, which made clear november will be a rematch of president biden and forme president trump. >> it's an opportunity to get the attention of a big share of the country, which, you know, doesn't happen that often, eric schickler is co-director of the uc berkeley institute of governmental studies. >> he says with a tight reelection race, president biden likely will use the speech to highlight his accomplishments and goals of lowering health care costs, defending reproductive rights, supporting ukraine and getting humanitarian relief in the gaza conflict. he also will likely tout the economy and lower inflation. >> he's certainly going to try to

instead, policec said they needd to go outside as ktvu jana katsuyama reports, they're now demandingction from the city. >> outside san bruno city hall, residents of palestinian descent and their allies rallied with signs and calls for a gaza ceasefire thursday. >> san bruno has one of the largest palestinian communities in the peninsula. >> now the ceasefire group is upset, saying the city targeted and intimidated some of their members during ramadan. at a march 12th city council meeting, the council on american islamic relations, known as care, sent a letter this week to san bruno's mayor, ricardo medina. it's states that the city refused their request to let the group break their ramadan fast in the lobby of the san bruno senior spcenter, outside the room wher. >> we had brought some food, some water. the chief of police came over and asked us to move outside.he food and to go >> the group shared this photo and says outside they found two tents had been placed in the parking lot with a few tables and no chairs. they say it was cold and windy. the ground was wet outside too and the

. >> and ktvu jana katsuyama brings us a closer look at the additions to the bayview branch, and howew concept for community services available to the public. >> san francisco public library's bayview branch is full of books, but on a table tucked away in an old wooden card catalog is the branch's latest collection. these small paper packets are planting seeds of knowledge in a very different way. >> our seed library doesn't require library card at all. >> yes, that's right, a seed library where people can come and borrow seeds to plant for free. >> the patrons can take whatever seeds that they would want to grow, and once they harvest it, they just bring their seeds from their harvest back. >> the librarians hope these tiny seeds will open a bounty of learning about nature, biology, urban gardening, and even health and nutrition and it's become an inspiration for even the most seasoned librarians. >> i never knew there was a dragon tongue bean. our our herbs have been going the fastest today. i pulled some waltham butternut squash. >> staff say they're already seeing many community

ktvu jana katsuyama breaks down the timeline of the plan, so this went in in 2012, i think was aroundat was 12 years ago when this curbside ev charger in front of the sfpuc was a pilot project for announced that future is now here. >> our plan is to wrap up our technical analysisúby june. sp>> tyrone jue, director of the san francisco environmental department, was part of the announcement in front of city hall led by supervisor rafael mandelman. >> the ultimate goal of this project is by next year to see ev charging pilot stations actually showing san francisco. >>úthe city says they project that san francisco will need 5000 new ev charging stations by 2030 to meet demand, and one problem is how to provide that infrastructure spdo not have their own house or garage with a charger. >> 70% of san franciscans live in a complex. they're likely not going to haveúaccess to ev charging. so this is where curbside really becomes critical. >> or charging stations would be a good idea. yeah, because there is like a lot of electrical vehicles coming. >> some residents say charging can be a barrie

so, jana, what's their warning for consumers?it, which is based in for retail stores. >> people usually don't think of shopping as a health hazard, buk announced that discount retail chains ross and burlington have been selling products with high levels of lead. >> what we found isúthat handbags,, whether they're leather or they're full leather. right disproportionately have high levels of lead. >> kizzy charles guzmanúis the chiefc she says in 2011, she won a legal settlement against hundreds of retailers, requiring them to reduce lead levels in fashion accessories.úthe cea report, released this week, says ross and burlington remain the worst offenders. cea investigators went to 63 ross stores and 15 burlington than oy area. lab tests showed hundreds of their items under a wide range of brand names, had lead levels above 300 parts per million, compared to the consumer product safety commission's limit of 100 parts per million for children's items. we >> we absolutely need better regulations at the federal level. lead tremendous

. >> the victim was attacked while trying to stop the man after noticing he ktvu s jana katsuyama spoke with a mosque leader who says they're now increasing security at the center. >> the first night of ramadan is a is a night when people are excited to come to the mosque, zachary, the mosque's spokesman, says he did not want to use his last name. >> he says the members of the islamic center of north marin are still shocked by the attack. monday on the first day of ramadan, when people were entering or arriving around that time, and this individual had shown up and was generally cordial and was in conversation with some of the people, he says. one of the members then noticed the man had a gun. >> somebody noticed that he had a firearm in his bag. >> zachary alerted others. >> we're grateful to him. i mean, he was courageous. >ñ the suspect then attacked. >> he punched him and assaulted him and sprayed him with pepper spray. and then grabbed his bag and then fled. >> on tuesday, novato police announced they had arrested 48 year old david margoliash, a san rafael resident. a search warrad

jana katsuyama reporting live from san francisco tonight. jana. thank you.ntis has signed a deal with the state to lower emissions and invest in ev the maker of chryslerc, dodge ad jeep brands will reduce emissions by up to 12 million metric tons. it will comply with the state's zero emissions light duty vehicle requirements through 2030, even if the state is unable to enforce them due to judicial or federal action. >> this agreement, is a big deal in accelerating, we've long beld the power of emulation success leaves clues, and when i referenced success, it's important to note that we saw sales last year increased by 46. >> stellantis also pledged to invest in electric and other zero emission vehicles and car charging infrastructure. sphere. so nothing like this really happens on a regular domestic violence call ends with gunfire in a quiet south bay neighborhood. >> we're live in campbell. after talking to neighbors and the police chief about the investigation. >> and back here that are stilln the mild side, but the clouds creeping in in the next couple of

jana.d mike, at a briefing today, the state department said americans who are in haiti right now, and efforts began today to help bring them home. one bay area woman says her sister, brother and other relatives have been unable to in haiti hits >> i have my family. >> jackie, as she's called, lives in marin and is co-founder of haiti on the rise, the nonprofit that she and her husband, randall, run. it has helped build schools and provided scholarships and emergency aid to haiti for nine years now, her family and friends in her homeland are caught in the clashes between police and the gangs who've taken over parts of the country. >> a lot of people, they may die because of food, because because now food is getting really scarce. >> jackie says just this week, her sister's friend was caught inúcrossfire and she got some bullets. >> she died instantly with her sister. and i think one of the sons, i think got 1 or 2 bullets as bullet as well. >> the desperation u.s. state department and offici

. >> they're at a collection box or have them postmarked by 8 p.m. to be counted in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu fox two news and one of the most closely watched races is the contest for california's open u.s. senate seat. >> four candidates have emerged as the front runners today. democratic congressman adam schiff went door to door in the castro to talk with voters. meantime, new poll results show republican newcomer and former major league baseball player steve garvey pulling ahead of schiff for the first time, followed by democrats and house members katie porter and oakland's barbara lee. for more insight about the race, we did speak with ktvu political analyst brian sobel. >> adam schiff has run a brilliant race around excluding his democrat opposition in favor of the republican. it's very simple as to why he's doing it, and that is because he knows that given registration trends, everything else, steve garvey doesn't have a big chance. in november. >> according to adimpact, which tracks political spending, more than $65 million has been spent on ads so far, the most expensi

. >> ktvu jana katsuyama has more now on waymo's response and the objections from critics. >> on friday, the california public utilities commission gave waymo the green light to expand its robo taxi service. waymo submitted these maps to the cpuc, showing the expansion area along the peninsula and silicon valley, as well as the area of los angeles where robots taxis now will be able to roll out the cpuc. s letter said it received 81 letters in support of waymo's expansion and five objections. this was an irresponsible decision by the puc. san mateo county supervisor dave canepa says. there are concerns about safety and a need for more communication with waymo. >> we're trying to put guard rails and making sure for that, um, local jurisdictions have local control. >> a bill by san jose state senator dave cortese is calling for more local power to oversee autonomous vehicles. >> the dmv actually, in some ways has primary authority. they're the ones that are taking all the accident reports. >> so it's very transparent and then the public utilities commission regulates them as a taxi servic

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the ad hoc committee is expecting to present their list to the mayor on friday morning in oakland, jana katsuyama. ktvu fox two news. >> the only time these individuals see the city is when police are jamming them up, right. how do we get them before they've reached that area? before they've done the shooting from gang violence to blight and traffic problems. >> one san jose neighborhood now turning to city leaders for solutions. tonight's town hall meeting aimed at curbing crime and a record amount of money, is being spent on this year's california senate race. >> which candidates are spending the most in how the numbers compare to years past? >> but first, firefighters in texas battling the largest wildfire in state history, coming up in tonight's west coast. rapper going to hear from a resident as he describes all the damage "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowle

ktvu jana katsuyama joins usúlive tonight from san bruno with the story.ke i did try and reach thee at city hall, but so far we haven't had any response from. they were here for their weekly rally, and they explained to me some of the reasons why they sent that letter. hegs flying now outside san bruno city hall. residents of palestinian descent and their allies rallied with signs and calls for a gaza ceasefire thursday. >> san bruno has one of the largest palestinian communities in the peninsula, much a part oe and lifestyle here of the city. butc now the cease fire group is upset, saying the city targeted and intimidated some of their members during ramadan. >> at a march 12th city council meeting, the council on american islamic relations, known as cair, sent a letter this week to san bruno's mayor, ricardo medina. it states that the city refused their request to let the group break their ramadan fast in the lobby of the san bruno senior center outside the room where the city council was meeting. >> we had brought some food to t quickly break our fast w

jana katsuyama reporting for us in the north bay tonight, janet. thank you.visors declaring racism a public health crisis.c it came after hearing public comment during a board meeting. >> i have been involved in so many things in this town. my kids went to school in petaluma at bernard eldridge, and they were the only ones in class. but we all adjust to being a part of sonoma county, and i hope this resolution is able to be passed at the sonoma county health services director says. >> among other things, thet& resolution still will solidify the work that the department of health services has been doing, including closing the gaps in racial, health and economic heated exchange broke out during that board of supervisors meeting when a man began reading a racist and anti-semitic statement. >> i am not leaving this podiumc until i get one minute to leave the podium. i'm going to ask the deputies in the room to help you leave the podiumn i'm not leaving. that's a violation of spmy first amendment rights. and there's more of us that are not going to leave either. >

jana, thank you. the republican rebuttal to the state of the union was delivered by first time alabama senator katie britt. the 42 year old mother of two focused on the economy and crime. speaking from her own kitchen table. >> right now, our commander in chief is not in command, and the free world deserves better than a dithering and diminished who recognize that secureleader- borders, stable prices, safe streets, and a strong defense are actually the cornerstones of a great nation. >> senator britt also made some news saying the republican party supports in vitro fertilization. following that ruling by the alabama supreme court that found that embryos are children. >> and for more perspective on tonight's state of the union, we're joined now by political analyst corey cook, executive vice president and provost of saint mary's college. so, corey, 2024 election now in full swing. a lot on the line for the president tonight. how did he do? >> i thought he did. well, i coming out. he hehe standard of- w

jana katsuyama live in oakland tonight. jana. thank you. and the commission is encouraging oakland residents to get involved in this search. they have a survey for people to weigh in on the candidates. you can find it by visiting our website ktvu.com/web links. all right. >> it was a wet one for much of the bay area with rain off and on throughout the day. this is what it looked like in oakland this afternoon, not far from jack london square. but the big story definitely in the sierra. a powerful blizzard moving through the area. and it's expected to bring close to ten feet of snow, possibly more, this afternoon. it was definitely coming down in tahoe city. dangerous to impossible. mountain travel expected really throughout the weekend. and let's give you a live look tonight along interstate 80 near castle peak roads completely covered in snow. chain control in effect tonight for parts of 80 as well as 50. but the chp says you should not be on the roads if you don't have to. chief meteorologist bill martin with us now. bill, you were saying

jana katsuyama, thanks so much for that report.plays its first ever game in the national women's isn sunday in losúangeles. bayúfc will play against angel city at bmo watch parties happening across the bay area in san francisco, richmond republic will be hosting a party. also, the athletic club in oakland in san jose. thosec parties start at four in the afternoon. bay fc's home opener is on march 30th at paypalúpark in san jose against the houston dash. >> california's new fast food council was swornúin this morning inúoakland. the council fast recovery act, which goes intoc effect april 1st. it will require major fast food chains to pay their workers $20 an hour. the panel includes two fast food employees. the group will bargain wages and working conditions for the state's half a million fast food workers. >> we a kind of a unique representation. you have workers who work in one of the lowest california, and then you also have representations of franchisee owners who represent small businesses. governor gavin newsom be exempte new

jana katsuyama takes a look at why waymo's response and the objections from critics. >> on friday, the california public utilities commission gave waymo the green light to expand and its robo taxi service. >> waymo submitted these maps to the cpuc, showing the expansion area along the peninsula and silicon valley, as well as the area of los angeles where robo taxis now will be able to roll out the cpuc. s letter said it received 81 letters in support of waymo's expansion and five objections. >> this was an irresponsible decision by the puc. >> san mateo county supervisor dave canepa says there are concerns about safety and a need for more communication with waymo. >> we're trying to put guard rails and making sure for that, local jurisdictions have local control. >> a bill by san jose state senator dave cortese is calling for more local power to oversee autonomous vehicles. >> the dmv actually, in some ways has primary authority. they're the ones that are taking all the accident reports. so it's very transparent. and then the public utilities commission regulates them as a taxi service

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ktvu jana katsuyama gives us a spcloser look at the addition to the bayview branch and how publ. >> sanoks, but on a table tucked away in an old wooden card spcatalog is the branch's latest collection. these small paper packets are planting seeds of knowledge in a very different way. >> our seed library doesn't require library card at all. >>úyesl that's right, a seed library where people can come and borrow seeds to plant for free. >> the patrons can take whatever seeds that they would want to grow, and once they harvest it, they just bring their seeds from their harvest backn >> the librarians hope these tiny seeds will open a bounty of learningc about nature, biology, urban gardening, and even health and nutrition. and it's become an inspiration for even the most seasoned librarians. sp>> i never knew there was a dragon tongue bean. our our herbs have been growing the fastest today i pulled some waltham butternut squash. >> staff say they're already seeing many community members on community plots or personal gardens. >> you know, i'm very, very excited about what this is going to lo

jana katsuyama shows us how ina coolbrith broke with many conventions of her time and how she celebrated>> just past the mason street cable car line, halfway up san francisco's russian hill is a park where occasional tourists and neighborhood dog walkers take in the spectacular views. the park bears the name of a once famous san francisco woman who many people now don't know. >> okay, that is. no, i have no idea. please. >> i know coolbrith no idea. ina coolbrith was a literary legend in her day, a poet whose life reads like an epic novel, a pioneer who became california's first poet laureate. >> it was bestowed on her in 1915, during the pan pacific international exhibition, which was a really big deal. >> christopher pollock is san francisco's park historian. >> she lived just a block away, down, down the hill to the south, he says. >> coolbrith's friends were some of the most well-known writers of the west. bret hart, joaquin miller, mark twain is another person that she got to know over time. >> so she she really gets to know the cream of the crop of the poetry and literary set in sa

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jana julie, the director, tells me that in the last presidential primary in 2020, it was 61% turnout.> the low 31% in 2012. well, as you mentioned, people are coming to drop off their ballots. just a few minutes ago, someone popped theirs in here to this box. some experts think that statewide turnout could be near the bottom, but at least in san francisco, the director doesn't think that will happen here. a steady stream of voters came to the corner collection box outside san francisco city hall. early birds dropping their ballots off before election day. >> i do like voting early that way i can do research at home. and just like take my time at home because it's voting so important to me. so if i could do it early and just check it off my list and yeah, it makes me feel a little bit more responsible. >> the voter guide, the ballot, the drop off locations, everything. it was a lot easier here than north carolina or connecticut or arizona where i've lived before. >> inside city hall at the san francisco department of elections, workers were processing the slow trickle of ballots coming

ktvu jana katsuyama reports on the challenges he's facing on capitol hill. state of the union address this year. >> the speech coming right after super tuesday, which made clear november will be a rematch of president biden and former president trump. >> it's an opportunity to get the attention of a big share of the country, which, you know, doesn't. >> eric schickler is co-director spof the uc berkeley institute f governmental studies. he says with a tight reelection race, president biden likely will use the speech to highlight his accomplishments and goals oft-s, defending reproductive rights, supporting ukraine and getting humanitarian relief in the gaza conflict. he also will likely tout the economy and lower inflation. >> he's certainly going to try to convey the this sense of himself asúsomebody who is willing to work across the aisle, who's not a sharp ideologue and is also, you know, committed to norms of democracy, i feel like progressively less engaged, which is probably terrible. >> in berkeley, some this year'p hasn't inspired them so far, di. >>

tonight, ktvu jana katsuyama shows us how ina coolbrith broke with many conventions of her time and how celebrated today. >> just past the mason street cable car line, halfway up san francisco's russian hill is a park where occasional tourists and neighborhood dog walkers take in the spectacular views. the park bears the name of a once famous san francisco woman who many people now don't know. okay, that is. >> no, i have no idea. please, ina coolbrith. no idea. >> ina coolbrith was a literary legend in her day. a poet whose life reads like an epic novel. a pioneer who became california's first poet laureate. >> it was bestowed on her in 1915, during the pan pacific international exhibition, which was a really big deal. >> christopher pollack is san francisco's park historian. she lived just a block away, down, down the hill to the south. he says coolbrith's friends were some of the most well-known writers of the west bret harte, joaquin miller, mark twain is another person that she got to know over time. >> so she she really gets to know the cream of the crop of the poetry and literary

sit and contemplate life and love and the natural beauty that inspired one of california's pioneers, janahunder road , but it's not quite thunder road, but some special, special street signs do go. did go up in san francisco. excuse me, bruce springsteen and the e street band are coming to chase center tonight. and sunday for sold out shows. chase in the city join forces to put up the special signs outside the venue. diehard fans are looking forward to the bands, usually high energy sets, likely to include classics like born to run and hungry heart. some exciting news from pennsylvania a punxsutawney phil is a new dad. he and his wife, phyllis, are new parents. the birth of the two babies came this past saturday. the punxsutawney groundhog club posted video of the new arrivals on their facebook page. all right. >> spring has sprung. that means baseball is here. baseball weather. anyway, we'll check in with our meteorologist, roberta gonzales, who is detailing what a's fans might see for the opening pitch. >> absolutely. the probable pitchers right now, shane bieber for the cleveland guard

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botella de miel de maple y obligo el sospechoso a huir la cuarta victima mortal fue una adolescente, jana de 15 anos. >> jenna murio salvando a su hermana y a un amiga, y su mama quiere que lo sepan, dijo el alcalde de la ciudad con la voz entrecortada. >> y es que soto irrumpio a la casa donde yana y otras dos adolescentes veian una pelicula. >> tomo un bate de softball y comenzo a golpearlas. >> yana murio las otras dos chicas sobrevivieron. >> los detalles del ataque agudizaron el dolor de una comunidad traumatizada la que hoy realizo una vigilia en honor a las victimas por cada uno de los cargos de en prision y de los siete cargos de intento de asesinato en primer grado, tambien seria 60 anos de estos cargos. >> arantxa. >> rogelio, muchas gracias por esta informacion. >> hoy revelaron imagenes del accidente fatal de un autobus escolar en texas, ocurrido el viernes pasado. >> iba por su su carril de regreso del zoologico cuando un camion de cemento, en sentido contrario lo impacto. >> el autobus se volco con 44 ninos de prekinder y 11 adultos. >> otra camara muestra como otros conduct

ktvu jana katsuyama reports and has reaction congratulate congrn schiff for joining me in the general. speaking on election night just after the polls closed, former l.a. dodgers baseball player steve garvey pitched his come from behind campaign as a win for moderate california republicans. we feel good about tonight it's the first game of a double header, the second game is going to be daunting, but with results still coming in. >> and in a state where republicans haven't won a senate seat since 1988 and democrats outnumber republicans 2 to 1, a runoff between garvey and democrat adam schiff seems more likely to clinch the seat for schiff. in november, schiff spoke from his campaign party in southern california after polls closed. the general ladies and going to- gentlemen, my great gratitude to all of my wonderful supporters. i want to acknowledge the right of our protests, and i look forward to working with you all and onward to victory. >> his vote in burbank. earlier in the day, the southern california congressman with bay area roots in danville and stanford university. his sight

ktvu jana katsuyama spoke withtf local fans about today's announcement and has reaction from the oaklandiday, the oakland and alameda county coliseum board unanimously approved a new proposal for the oakland coliseum, not baseball, but a different kind of pitch. >> want to give joy back to amazing sporting experiences, ia co-founder of the men's oakland roots and women's oakland soul soccer clubs. >> he says they're excited that on friday, the board of the oakland-alameda county coliseum authority voted to negotiate a lease giving the roots and soul soccer clubs a home base at the coliseumn next year, just ahead of the bay area hosting the world cup games in 2026. >> when you think about this as about oakland, one of the mostt- diverse and inclusive communities in the world, it's a perfect fit. >> the vote comes just one day after the oakland a's baseball spteam met with the city to negotiate a possible lease extension. as they prepare to leave theúoakland coliseum fort& las vegas, the a's lease ends this year, and their new stadium is not expected to be readyt& tao says having the roots

, tourism and industry, dasti said: the rates approved by the ministry of cultural heritage in the janatem are affordable for the people, official accommodation centers with 500 and more than 530 thousand beds across the country, as well as informal and emergency accommodation centers they are ready to serve nowruz travelers . nowruz travelers can share their suggestions and criticisms with the nowruz travel headquarters by calling 0969, according to what you have from various agencies regarding what ms. beypour announced in her report , with the relevant institutions. hint you did to the security that the police is trying to create on the road. the country, but the point and issue are very important, all of them are involved in the establishment of this security and safety of the incident points. let's go back to nowruz 1402 and see how many accident-prone spots we had in the country on the high-traffic roads of the country , how many do we have now, and what is the role of the police in reducing them ? well, at the beginning of 1402, during a joint plan that our colleagues in the road

jana, appreciate your time tonight. >>> well, should san francisco be doing more to clean up the tenderloinwho live and work in the neighborhood are now suing the city, accusing leaders of turning the neighborhood into a containment zone for drug use and homelessness. a federal lawsuit was filed today on behalf of two businesses and five residents. it accuses the city of san francisco of tolerating the encampments and illegal drug markets and not doing enough to address the longstanding situation. it says public spaces have become unsanitary and inaccessible. residents don't want money. they want a judge to force the city to do more to solve the problems. >> that the city has for years treated the tenderloin as the containment zone for narcotics activity and associated harms and that conditions have gotten much worse in recent years, maybe in part due to the fentanyl crisis. >> it is a major issue. separately, the uc college of the law has also filed a motion calling for a court to enforce a prior legal action against the city. in 2020, a judge ordered the city to make, quote, all reasonabl

busy my name is jana tino i'm an equal, i just mean a lot for the environment i use tyquan with at i from a project called what it was funny. well, i meant toggles. i've been running bunch of projects for 4 years. how did she come up with the idea to turn this chunk get into a fashion how and how does the keep girl a safe haven was putting, using this type of materials in 2016, those this compet diesel made will be a competition. and i wanted to be part of the competition, and i do know top space. and i said, wait, wait, why not? so i decided to use some of the my to, to us i had a student that is totally settings recycling. so i did my 1st question event on the michael joseph center in 2017 and i meant this guys from the slums. well, you know as dressing them for the wrong way. we talked a lot and they told me about the challenges the slums. when i went home that night i was like, what if i teach this goes to create this out feed so that when they go to an event, they are paid can use the outfits and those for free to more than their own out feed. so that we get at least enough mone

ktvu jana katsuyama was there and tells us what the candidates said about the future of oakland . >> about 30 people came to the oakland police candidate forum at oakland city hall. more watching online. >> we're offering you change agents look at their qualifications, options, why they want to lead in oakland. >> marcia peterson, chair of the commission and ad hoc committee, asked each candidate to present their plans for their first 100 days. louis molina, assistant deputy mayor in new york city, said he'd begin with community meetings, a review of department policies, budget and staffing. >> i am an evidence based thinker. i've worked in policing. i've worked in the district attorney's office and i've worked in corrections. >> lisa davis, assistant chief of the cincinnati police department, said she'd begin with a listening tour, talking with community leaders and police sergeants who she says plays a critical public role. >> that's the way we treat people, matters, and that accountability is shown. >> davis said she would use precision policing data to focus on high crime locatio

khosravi, jana, you are speaking from our hearts , that is, you see, the organization is a governing and supervisory body that must impeach the rest of the country's institutions and hold the rest of the country's institutions accountable according to the law. what happens is that the main goal of the environmental organization is if our honorable people know that we are a governing body, we must evaluate and submit a report . well, we base the law on the basis of the law, what you said in the clean air law discussion last year. very good work fell in the end. mr. president , i explained the meeting, i think it was in the beginning of march, they discussed it in february, when they brought up the issue of pollution and asked the organizations, the environmental organization was obliged to compile its report in a way that the organizations' performance is transparent. that is, these meetings , fortunately, we have held these meetings since the day that mr. president ordered them, with the presence of the deputies of the zirfat zirbati department who are in this group . what should we,

ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with a structural engineer. she joins us now with the latest on the investigation. gianna. >> julie and mike, the coast guard says that they had to suspend the recovery efforts overnight because of the dangerous metal debris that was being moved by the tides. the national transportation safety board says they hope to retrieve the ship's voyage recorder to get some answers about what went wrong. by daylight, the destruction from the collision was devastating. clear the dolly, a 984 foot container ship, had been leaving the port of baltimore around 130 tuesday morning when it slammed into a tower of the francis scott key bridge, toppling the entire 1.6 mile structure. nighttime video captured the moments before the crash. it shows puffs of black smoke coming from the vessel, and its lights flickered on and off. then it struck one of the bridge's supports, causing one side of the span to collapse first, then the other side crashes into the water. a company, bronner builder said its construction crew was filling pot

ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with some haley supporters and joins us tonight with more on their thoughtsg forward. >> yes. and some of those haley supporters, they really loved the former governor. and so now they're trying to figure out what doúthey do spoke with two california republicans.úboth of them said that they liked haley because she brought a strong policies. they said that biden's state of the unionc is. there is also some skepticism. real skepticism of trump's ability to win president biden left the white house friday ready to roll out on the campaign trail, fresh off his state of the union speech. arriving in philadelphia, he was asked if he would debate former president trumpn >> will you commit to a debate with former president trump? >> it depends onúhis behavior. facing a divided seeing new fras within their own partiesn one big question is who might win over moderate republicans and other followersc of nikki haley, who cast herself as a different kind of republican and a different generational choice, a stark contrast for conservatives worried about trump. >> he sets th

all right, jana katsuyamaúreporting live in the newsroom tonight. gianna. thank you. voters have now passed proposition one, requiring counties to spend money on housing and drug treatment programs. tonight, two weeks after election day, results show the proposition is in a than 7about 29,000 votes.t- million votes were cast. that measure authorizes the state now to borrow nearly $6.4 billion in bonds. the money will go toward building more mental health and drug treatment facilities, including permanentúsupportive housing with addiction services and an extremely tight race. exactly. just like one vote separating them. still not determined tonight in silicon valley, the latest results from the secretary of state's office show evan low is ahead of joe simitian by just one vote in the race to replace congresswoman anna eschew in the 16th congressional district, one of them will eventually face former san jose mayor sam liccardo in the november general election. >> a rally was held today to bring attention to alleged workplace violence at an east bay medical facility. wo