ktvu jana katsuyama was at uc berkeley for one of today's protests.will not stop. >> we will not rest. >> hundreds of people gathered in uc berkeley's sproul plaza monday, calling on the university of california to divest itself from any investments in weapons manufacturers. >> i'm here today to honor our dead and fight for our living. >> the coalition of more than 75 student faculty and community groups spoke out against the weekend attack by israeli forces on rafah, a city in southern gaza, saturday, where palestinian refugees have fled. 22 people, including 18 children, were killed, according to gaza health officials. >> as a palestinian, as a human being, i feel like standing in the face of one of the most well-documented genocides, one of the most well-documented mass killings of people. because of their identity, it's essential that we stand up. >> i would like the united states to stop funding weapons for israel. if we cut off the funding for weapons, then the conflict will have to stop. >> i think they're very important to demonstrate. wait, h

for us tonight jana thank you.ealth park, with its 14,000 seats, is significantly smaller than the 63,000 seat oakland coliseum, 86 miles away. the park in west sacramento opened in may of 2000 at a cost of more than $46 million, or about $82 million. today the coliseum, meanwhile, opened in 1966 and cost $22 million, which would now be more than $200 million. despite a renovation in the 90s, the a's had growing complaints about the aging coliseum's condition, including mold, broken seats and plumbing leaks. former sacramento river cats pitcher and bay area native trevor hildenberger giving some insight into sutter health park on x, he wrote, quote, no family room, no mother's room, no shade or bathrooms in the bullpens. only one shared batting cage. if you thought the coliseum facility were lacking, well, today's announcement comes after the city of oakland's previous offer for a five year, $97 million lease failed. >> the city then offered a final three year, $60 million lease on tuesday, which the a's also turne

, thank you jana.nd right now there are at least three bills currently being debated in the state legislature focused on downtown recovery. now, one would create a rehabilitate zone for ten years in downtown san francisco. the bill would expedite approvals for academic campuses, student housing and sports and entertainment venues. another would allow cities to set up incentive programs for projects that convert office buildings into housing, and a third bill would help finance those kinds of conversions by allowing cities to redirect tax revenue. >> new at ten tonight, the faa is investigating how an engine cover detached from that southwest flight. tmz sharing these photos, the southwest jet turned around just minutes after taking off from denver to houston yesterday in recorded air traffic control audio, one of the pilots said, quote, several passengers and flight attendants heard something loud hit the wing. the boeing 737 landed safely. >> legal action on the horizon. as oakland now considers chang

kriti: jana randow walking us through the dynamics over at the ecb. potentially marking the start of a historic couple of months on the continent. i'm excited about monetary policy all of a sudden on this continent. we have headlines crossing from the ecb governing council member speaking on tv3, reiterating what jana was talking about, saying they will cut in june if nothing surprising happens. still talking about strong wage growth and that the moment for a rate cut is near. you are seeing weakness in the euro, not necessarily off the back of that because that trend was already in place. as we see more readthrough into the bond market. from the monetary policy to the micro. apple shares closed sharply higher, after a report that the tech giant is preparing to overhaul its entire mac lineup with ai-focused in-house chips. let's bring in peter elstrom. this a big deal for a variety of reasons. one simply being that when we talk about the ai momentum story , microsoft, alphabet, amazon have all dipped their towing into the ai story. microsoft perhaps l

ktvu jana katsuyama was at uc berkeley for one of those protests.e will not step. >> we will not rest. >> hundreds of people gathered in uc berkeley's sproul plaza monday, calling on the university of california to divest itself from any investments in weapons manufacturers. >> i'm here today to honor our dead and fight for our living. >> the coalition of more than 75 student faculty and community groups spoke out against the weekend attack by israeli forces on rafah, a city in southern gaza, saturday where palestinian refugees have fled. 22 people, including 18 children, were killed, according to gaza health officials. >> as a palestinian, as a human being, i feel like standing in the face of one of the most well documented genocides, one of the most well documented mass killings of people because of their identity, it's essential that we stand up. >> i would like the united states to stop funding weapons for israel. if we cut off the funding for weapons, then the conflict will have to stop. >> i think they're very important to demonstrate how many

jana katsuyama, live in richmond for us tonight. jana. thank you.county is asking for public input as it updates its cannabis ordinance. the changes would allow most cannabis operations to be permitted by right in industrial and commercial zones, and it would allow on site retail consumption of marijuana. the 30 day review period started yesterday. people can submit comments by email. there's more information on the county's website coming up. >> a deadly hit and run in the south bay tonight. we are hearing from witnesses as police have announced an arrest in the case also had evidence markers scattered across an oakland street tonight. >> officers responding to reports of a shooting. the latest details ahead and in weather. >> the mild weather pattern is moving out of town. we're talking about a cold system as we move into thursday. >> rain showers and sibl morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. -not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fries! where's the ball? -anybody see it? oh wait, there it is! -ba

story jana katsuyama live in the newsroom. jana. thank you. >> okay. joining us now live to talk more about the proposed legislation here in california is jessica levinson. loyola law school professor. osa. appreciate your time. professor. do you see any issues, any legal challenges to what governor newsom is wanting to do to providing protection to arizona doctors here in california? >> so licensing is something that is typically left up to the states. and i think what we would see here is that california obviously is saying we're going to allow you some reciprocity. it's not the federal government saying something like arizona, you are losing your licensing. so i think that california would have the power to do this. there's then a small question about traveling to obtain an abortion and whether or not arizona would then try and take the additional step of punishing people for traveling. i don't think that that would happen either. so i think that california is on strong footing when it comes legally to this proposal. >> all right. so i guess the oth

jana >> greg. the a's may have dashed oakland fans hopes of another three years at the coliseum, but today talk already was pivoting to how their early exit could impact access for developers and professional soccer teams to use the site. as the oakland a's prepare to walk away from the oakland coliseum, the athletics owner, john fisher, still has a 50% stake in the property acquired from alameda county, with the city of oakland controlling the other half. the city has openly supported a proposed development of the 120 acre sports complex, with added retail and housing by the locally led african american sports and entertainment group. >> and we just feel like there's a great opportunity here at this site to revitalize and to sort of restart a new chapter and a new generation for oakland and for the coliseum site. >> ray bobbitt is the group's founding partner, who says that the a's departure next season could help speed up any planning or application processes. >> i think we can move quicker to th

the next meeting is scheduled for the second week of may in sacramento in the newsroom jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news new at 11 tonight. >> authorities in the north bay targeted a chop shop, arresting two people. the chp, working alongside the sonoma county auto theft task force and the sonoma county sheriff's office, uncovered the unlicensed vehicle repair shop in santa rosa. detectives say when they served a search warrant back in march, they found dozens of cars in various states of repair or destruction, including seven stolen vehicles, 21 year old pablo gonzalez and 33 year old leonardo sanchez roman are facing various charges, including operating a chop shop and possession of stolen property, the chp said. those seven stolen vehicles had parts and components removed, and that the vehicle identification numbers were altered or were in the process of being destroyed to hide their true identity. >> also new at 11 tonight, the posey tube connecting oakland to alameda has reopened after firefighters responded to a report of a truck fire inside the tunnel. video shows smoke coming

ktvu jana katsuyama as the story of the gray whale was spotted off the coast by thornton state beachin daly city, crews with know fisheries work tuesday to try and help the giant mammal that was entangled in a net. >> it's just saddens me because, we all have to live on this planet together. >> the whale had been entangled in the fishing gear for weeks, and noaa says it was first spotted down in southern california near long beach. >> it was spotted by one of the whale watch boats off southern california. >> noah shared this photo with ktvu showing the whales body. they say unlike the usual entanglements involving rope, this is a much more severe entanglement involving a gillnet. >> gill net is a very dense, mesh and tie twisted around the tail is very difficult to try to remove. >> noaa's west coast marine mammal stranding network says the whale was too skittish to attempt a disentanglement, so they put a satellite tracker on the whale. on march 23rd. they followed it for a while, but the tracker fell off. gray whales usually migrate at this time of year from breeding grounds in sou

jana, thank you for that new information in the powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake that rocked taiwan in their early morning hours, we are learning four people have died in the quake. >> you can see how several buildings partially collapsed after the violent shaking. the earthquake was felt around the island, with highway and railway transports severed by landslides , the usgs reports. the quake hit just off the coast of the island nation. that was followed by a 6.5 magnitude aftershock about 12 minutes later, with others that followed. >> new at 11 tonight, another cyber security incident in the bay area, this time at a health care facility, north bay health, which has medical centers in fairfield and vacaville, says it started having computer system disruptions on monday. they say they have brought in cybersecurity experts to restore systems as quickly as possible. they say they're using established downtime procedures to safely care for patients, and a program that supports people. recently released from prison just welcomed 50 new members that program is called ready for life, and

on april 16th, and then they plan to vote on this temporary tobacco retail moratorium in richmond, jana katsuyama. >> ktvu, fox two news. >> and today, the center for environmental health sent legal notices of violation to big tobacco giants and major retailers. the notices say the companies have failed to provide prop 65 warnings to alert their customers of the birth defects and reproductive harm that could result from nicotine exposure through the use of zyn and on nicotine pouches. >> a dramatic photo finish in the race to succeed outgoing congresswoman anna eshoo in the 16th congressional district. there is now a tie for second place in the race. silicon valley assembly member evan lowe and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian have both earned exactly 30,249 votes. we have watched this race switch back and forth with razor thin margins since the march 5th primary. it appears a single vote in the final minutes made the difference. officials say if the results stand, both candidates will move forward to the november general election. former san jose mayor sam liccardo has alread

jana katsuyama. ktvu fox two news. >> well, people impacted by the canceled salmon season will have the chance to voice their frustrations tomorrow. fishermen, charter boat operators, seafood distributors and restaurant owners will talk about how the closure of the season will impact their economic futures. that meeting will take place at 10:00 tomorrow morning at scoma's restaurant at san francisco's fisherman's wharf. the pacific fishery management council announced the season cancellation today, saying the fish population is still recovering from the 2021 drought. >> and here is a look at tonight's stories trending on ktvu. com one of the top stories police have made an arrest in connection with a hit and run over the weekend on 680 in concord that killed a nine year old girl, and governor newsom's office announced results of a chp operation in the east bay. hundreds of stolen vehicles now recovered and dozens of arrests made, and a new study shows humboldt county is the deadliest county in the un

jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. >> in tonight's west coast rap.hundreds of thousands of salmon spilled into a river after a truck overturned. why? officials say it's a major setback for the salmon population and local business is coming together to raise humanitarian aid for gaza community members, withstanding the rain to show their support and we are getting a look at st ford's newly neighbors say they've complained to the city for a long time, and that house has been collecting trash for years. hundreds of trash bags filled the front and back yards of the home, some up to five feet tall. the mayor of los angeles thanked city crews for clearing all the trash. addressing the health and safety hazards it presented in arizona, we are learning more information about a hot air balloon crash earlier this year that killed four people, including a young man from cupertino. >> a newly released autopsy report says the pilot had high levels of ketamine in his system at the time of the crash in january, there was apparently enough ketamine in his blood to b

ktvu jana katsuyama tells us what's different this year.ter for asian american media held its 2024 cam fest launch party thursday night at victory hall in san francisco. >> people gathered to celebrate and raise a glass to the 42nd year of cam fest, which has served as a showcase and support system for asian american film and media makers. >> having a platform to display our art and like the art that my team and i made is, it's really a dream come true. most of us really want to make an impact, especially within our own communities, so it's really nice to find a community that is very supportive. >> new this year. it's a change to the opening night venue, which will be held may 9th at the palace of fine arts theater instead of the castro theater, which is under renovation. the opening film, called admissions granted, tackles affirmative action, an issue that has divided asian americans. those kinds of questions are vitally important that we talk about, talk them through, understand what is our relationship with other communities in america.

ktvu jana katsuyama attended tonight's vigil and spoke with mario's mother. >> is a third year. my son died right here in this park. >> edith arenales has been coming to this park in alameda since april 2021, marking the death of her son, 26 year old mario gonzalez. >> it's not easy to be holding the pain, but on friday, this year's vigil came with new hope for his mother and family. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price announced thursday that her office was charging three law enforcement officers with involuntary manslaughter in connection to gonzalez's death, a relief for his family. >> we always missing him in birthdays, you know, christmas and all the holidays. tomorrow is my birthday. but, this is my present today. >> body camera footage had shown gonzalez when the three police officers, eric mckinley, cameron leahy and james fisher, detained him. he later died at the hospital. the previous day had declined to file charges, noting gonzalez had meth in his system. an autopsy commissioned by the family blamed restraint, asphyxiation. >> when i first heard the news

. >> i'm julie julie haener i'm greg lee new tonight ktvu jana katsuyama heard from local franchise owners and customers about the change. >> fast food workers have to keep up with the fast pace of orders. now. california's new $20 minimum wage aims to help those workers keep up with the state's rising cost of living. >> a vast majority are adults. about a quarter have children of their own, and the pay is so low right now that one half of all fast food workers in the state either themselves or have a family member who's relying on one of our social safety net programs. >> ken jacobs is co-chair of uc berkeley's labor center. he says the new law applies to some half a million employees at chains with more than 60 stores. it creates a new fast food council as well, made up of industry and unions to address future wages and working conditions. some major chains including mcdonald's, chipotle, starbucks, jack in the box and shake shack say they will have to increase prices. >> we have soft sales. we have declining traffic counts. this bill, ab 1228, has really hit our operations hard, we're n

ktvu jana katsuyama explains new concerns raised today by the oakland roots soccer team, who hope toy at the site as the oakland a's prepare to walk away from the oakland coliseum. >> the athletics owner, john fisher, still has a 50% stake in the property acquired from alameda county, with the city of oakland controlling the other half. the city has openly supported a proposed development of the 120 acre sports complex, with added retail and housing by the locally led african american sports and entertainment group. >> and we just feel like there's a great opportunity here at this site to revitalize and to sort of restart, start a new chapter and a new generation for oakland and for the coliseum site. >> ray bobbitt is the group's founding partner, who says that the a's departure next season could help speed up any planning or application processes. >> i think we can move quicker to those kind of spots, with with respect to this timeline sort of being moved up so that is helpful. >> the group already has agreements to work with the city and bring the oakland roots and soul soccer tea

jana >> julie. the website and the ticket sales are open now. the gala will be held here at the asian art museum once again, but the opening night screening will be held at a different venue. there was plenty of cheering as the center for asian american media held its 2024 cam fest launch party thursday night at victory hall in san francisco. people gathered to celebrate and raise a glass to the 42nd year of cam fest, which has served as a showcase and support system for asian american film and media makers. >> i'm having a platform to display our art and like the art that my team and i made is, it's really a dream come true. most of us really want to make an impact, especially within our own communities. so it's really nice to find a community that is very supportive. >> new this year it's a change to the opening night venue, which will be held may 9th at the palace of fine arts theater instead of the castro theater, which is under renovation. the opening film, called admissions granted, tackles affirmative action, an issue that has divided asi

. >> bret: coldwater creek flows behind jana elementary school which closed in 2022 after author yum,n the property. >> jana elementary school was truly a might mayor come true for us. because we knew where it sat along the creek. >> ashley bern on and off was pta president at jana where her son attended. >> since 2018, the army corps of engineers has really done its due dilldowns and the department testing documents for several years before her concerns were addressed. >> we did extensive testing both inside and outside of the school with tried and true industry standard procedures and evaluations that we are required to do enter on and off says that was not enough. >> the take samples and found thorium 230. >> the army corps of engineers said dangerous levels of thorium were found but only in locations close to the creek. they determined the school did not need to close. >> so the banks of the creek are being remediated by the army corps of engineers because it meets their magical threshold of what radioactive waste what they're willing to clean up of radioactive waste qui determine

jana >> mike.king this whale from southern california. they were out there in the water trying to help it today. but they say that this entangled is much worse than the usual types of entanglements they see. the gray whale was spotted off the coast by thornton state beach in daly city. crews with no fisheries work tuesday to try and help the giant mammal that was entangled in a net. >> it's just saddens me because, we all have to live on this planet together. the whale had been entangled in the fishing gear for weeks and noaa says it was first spotted down in southern california near long beach. >> it was spotted by one of the whale watch boats off southern california. that's. they're pretty active down there. and often we hear from them about whales that are in trouble before anyone else. >> noaa shared this photo with ktvu showing the whale's body. they say unlike the usual entanglements involving rope, this is a much more severe entanglement involving a gillnet. >> gill net is a very dense mesh

jana. >> all right, ann rubin reporting for us live tonight. thank you. ann.oing to take it back now to bay area weather with a live look right now across the south bay this afternoon, roberta is in with a look at at what's ahead for us. it's looking pretty good out there. >> did you notice the green hills? the rolling hills. very picturesque. right. that was from monument peak in the santa clara valley, where we've had ample rain showers. so everything is so beautiful and green, but with the sunshine in the offering, now you have to imagine with all that greenery, allergies are going to begin to kick into play. if you're not already suffering, tomorrow is going to be a day where the mulberry, the ash and the tree count is all on the high side. we're looking out towards san francisco crystal clear skies, 63 degrees at this hour. how about that? 73 degrees in santa rosa, where you remember just a couple of days ago, the high was only 53 degrees. it's in the low 70s, and livermore, and that's pretty decent considering they started off the morning at 37 degrees,

ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from alameda with a look at the impact.a >> some workers didn't want to go on camera, but they said they were happy for this pay pay bump. now california's current minimum wage is about $16 an hour. some business owners say that they're concerned about whether they or their customers will absorb this extra cost. fast food workers have to keep up with the fast pace of orders. now, california's new $20 minimum wage aims to help those workers keep up with the state's rising cost of living. >> a vast majority are adults. >> about a quarter have children of their own, and the pay is so low right now that one half of all fast food workers in the state are either themselves, or have a family member who's relying on one of our social safety net programs. >> ken jacobs is co-chair of uc berkeley's labor center. he says the new law applies to some half a million employees at chains with more than 60 stores. it creates a new fast food council as well, made up of industry and unions to address future wages and working conditions in the

now a question from jana pumilaine. perfect pronunciation, rehearsed in the elevator.he question was that somehow there were too many conflicts with direct participation. peace can never be taken for granted, and dangers are everywhere. for finland, which has just joined the alliance but has already transferred 2 billion euros worth of weapons to kiev, such uncertainty of the secretary general is dangerous. stoop hinted that he was not the pessimist in this room. pessimist always preparing for the worst, an optimist makes sure that the worst does not happen. although nato doesn’t place much emphasis on finland. take its soldiers all the way to norfolk, from there from the safety of russia, although the finnish media asked stub about the alliance’s opinion, the distance can be observed at another nato ground headquarters 140 km from the russian border in the city of mikkeli, they asked rather with caution, is it worth it? the president replied that these were just rumors. the reluctance to escalate is probably due, firstly, to the fact that, according to the finnish for

ktvu jana katsuyama attended tonight's vigil and spoke with mario's mother, gianna. >> well, his mother, edith, said that she has been waiting for this day ever since her son died three years ago. and tonight they held their annual vigil in the park. she said that she had a message for the three men who are charged. >> the third year my son died right here in this park. >> edith arenales has been coming to this park in alameda since april 2021, marking the death of her son, 26 year old mario gonzalez. >> it's not easy to me to be holding the pain, but on friday, this year's vigil came with new hope for his mother and family. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price announced thursday that her office was charging three law enforcement officers with involuntary manslaughter in connection to gonzalez's death. a relief for his family. >> we always missing him in birthdays, you know, christmas and all the holidays. tomorrow is my birthday. but, this is my present today. >> body camera footage had shown gonzalez when the three police officers, eric mckinley, cameron leahy and james fi

, so what will we cook with you jana? midi, here is midi sauté, of course, you see, it turned out to be not so difficult to understand each other, fry the chopped onions and peppers in olive oil. then add champignons and garlic. i’m just a little embarrassed, because in italy mide is considered, well, a very delicate product, the less you cook it, the better, the more tender, here it turns out that we opened it in advance, and now we also fry it, thereby drying it out, no , everything is fine, jean confirm, let's see, then the spices are dried ginger, hot pepper, salt, oregano, mix and transfer to hot cast iron plate, oh, like in china, chinese cuisine also serves this dish in these hot cast iron dishes, aspert bechamel, bechamel. throw the bechamel on top and you're done, bravo, to prepare the bechamel, add flour to the heated butter and fry until golden, then pour in the heated milk mixed with nutmeg, stir again, reduce the heat and simmer for 10 minutes until ready, surprisingly, midi, at least they were boiled in adva

jana zina, the rest of the citizens of rafah, from 11:00 to 13:00, approximately 10:30 at night, an israeli missile in the garden of the house, in the house of baevi nazhin, the sisterhood of the girls and the children, and they are sitting on the side of isha , isha , in this area. . the martyrs are sater tarabi and their burial is in al-hatha, and there is a army of villages and tanks in al-waqdeh. falium saheb al-araq aja lasahema al-arz tebete, fojadna al-jatt like us, you see this, are you under the tarab of the occupation of the land, and the actions are hidden, and the martyrs are like us, you see most of me 20 martyrs in this region, they are also sitting in the safe house, it doesn't mean, la, they have a limit abu bam's three daughters were born to them who are qa'idin in the house. it happened that a rocket was sent down on them in the morning at about 11:11, but they were killed, all three of them were killed , with all three daughters, with all of them, with all of abu, with this , in the bombing of the sheikh rizwan area of ​​gaza city, 13 people were killed. martyr. 18 people

stop, jana! just wait, what, the sprinter was running fast? here you go, leg, what 's in your bag?! fedya, 1.5 million, so tell me, fedya, tell me, i’m listening to you, tell me. tell me, i won’t scare you with prison, you’ll soon start dreaming about prison, i’ll just tell you who this money belongs to, and it belongs to fedya, an authoritative man, when literally in an hour i bring you to him, he ’ll ask me , where i got this money, i ’ll tell him, i found it at fyodor’s, oh, he then will be upset, fedya will probably hurt you, and maybe it will be very painful, so fidyunya, tell me, well, let’s go, yes , abramovich, this is money, abramovich, so he stole it, fedya, but it’s still up to you to get out, i won’t now to look for abramovich, but he didn’t steal it, he sold the painting to someone, yes, how do i know, he told me to take them, i took them, where did i take them? in the trash heap, in the garbage can, yes, in the stables in the yard, that is , abramovich told you to pick up the money from the trash heap and deliver it to him at the factory, yes, of course, when you talk

set to arrive and saudi arabia for talks without them lead us this, as for the 1st time and we have jana come off signal, a willingness to talk about of tools, including the exchange of costco, just for present of also coming up ukraine and forces under pressure in the east caves, commander and chief test tools have withdrawn from 3 villages here. the next i'm at what he called the what's the name of the situation that and another devastating tornado stripes. the central us leaving for that and one small town in oklahoma in doing the number such as well. welcome to the program, us extra fee of state, and he blinked it and is expected to arrive in saudi arabia in the coming hours as fall to for new pushed of will, could have ceased file between israel and her months blinking to set to meet with leaders of close out of state on monday, they've been mediating a plan for the tools and the total costs are just held in god that seems to have mazda to attack on october 7th. at the same time, a mazda allegation is expected to meet in gyptian officials and keitel for talk also aimed at security.

one like you work at the top of jana, how do you get in there? as newer and bigger? megan resort. spring up in vegas. the tropicana retained an error misspelled you. but even his biggest fans acknowledge the times have changed. it's a whole different city. it's vegas reincarnate itself every 12 years. so just re makes itself and we mixed. i've been coming here personally since the eighty's i've seen all the changes. the tropicana complex is set to be demolished later this year to make way for a new sports stadium. part of las vegas, his latest efforts to re brand itself as a sports menu, conflicts cries, sees every single connection mapped out shows the geophysical reality. the on the board is what makes things the way they are mapped out. navigating a changing world now on youtube has caused about why does that most? because like now i'm leave them on the new host to join us for an excise as to.

the editor-in-chief of the finnish international news agency, janas putkanin , moved to donbass backnew only a few words of russian. yes, putin smokes too. three words in russian. the decision to move to a troubled region was fully supported by his mother, also a correspondent. over the past time he. studied in detail what is happening in the donbass, as janos says, his task is to think more critically. now the journalist is writing an analytical piece on the progress of the investigation into the tragedies at the crocus concert hall near moscow. i don’t have a boss, i’m the boss of my own work. it is very important to look at what happened from the other side so that you can assess the situation from a different point of view. and if i don't do my job. then, probably, no one will be able to give true information to finnish readers. however, among the foreigners there were also those who managed to find donbass peaceful. doctor tariq hamuda is originally from palestine; in the mid -2000s he studied in krasnodar, then lived a little in kiev and kharkov and finally finally settled here

in the newsroom, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> the supreme court prepares to hear a case that could shape the 2024 presidential election. i'm david spunt in washington. that story coming up. >> also ahead, a plan to change a san francisco intersection following a tragic crash that killed a family of four tonight. not all residents are in favor of this new proposal. >> and in sports, david quinn's tenure as sharks head coach has come to an end. our jason appelbaum will have that story and the rest of s rts c in mayor matt mahan's bodyguard. the fight was captured by kron tv during an interview between one of their reporters and the mayor. >> president biden today signed into law a foreign aid package that includes billions of dollars in assistance to ukraine, israel and taiwan, along with a measure that could lead to a ban on tiktok. that package includes $60 billion in aid for ukraine. $26 billion to support israel along with humanitarian aid for gaza and $8 billion for allies in the indo-pacific. >> the california garlic festival moving yet again, this time to los banos in me

something we will be closely watching jana katsuyama in the newsroom. thank you. we want to continue our discussion on this important case and bring in david levine, constitutional law expert at uc law, san francisco. thank you so much, david, for being here. so as gianna was just mentioning, the justices seem unwilling to give trump absolute immunity, but they may not be immediately ready to green light a criminal trial. >> well, that's right, heather, it looks like they're trying to find a middle position. it doesn't seem as if there's certainly there's not five votes for the idea that there's complete immunity, that no matter what a president does while in office, whether it's murder, bribery, or what have you, is immune from prosecution forever, that doesn't seem to be a position that's going to hold sway. and on the other hand, it doesn't look like we have five votes for the proposition that it is possible to prosecute for anything. and so as justice gorsuch said, it's when do you do that? sorting how do you do that sorting, previous, previous case had talked

. >> ktvu jana katsuyama sat down with john goldman. he is the board president and son of the founders, to reflect on the evolution of the prize and the environmental movement. >> it was on earth day in 1990, when san francisco philanthropist rhoda and richard goldman planted the seeds of what now has grown into a yearly tradition the goldman environmental prize. >> we've got to take care of this earth. it's so precious. >> the prize shining a spotlight not on world leaders, but grassroots leaders. >> grassroots leaders have a terrible time being taken seriously. and that this award, this prize gives us that serious touch that we are important, that our work is important. >> every year it uplifts extraordinary work done by ordinary people. >> this is recognizing individuals who are otherwise not recognized. >> john goldman is one of richard and rhoda goldman's sons and board president of the goldman environmental prize foundation, now in its 35th year, the prize has honored 219 grassroots leaders from 95 countries. the winners selected

staying at home broke my heart, jana, keep your promise , god, you are restless, you are there, you don'tt me. if your love is my sin, see, i am drowning in my sin. thank god , the reflection of this program was good. and the text messages that were received and sent , we found out that there was a program with this term , someone said that it was a respectable program, and he was happy, that after all, this was a special look at the gamer population and those interested in the field of games, and i also heard some pleasant whispers. i have heard about the discussion of the game , which is going to become more serious. apparently, i am very happy in the organization. i hope that this will happen. a beautiful idea to bring these children to know that ramadan and nowruz eid are not only for iran , there are different countries that have this culture and we can talk with them, and a program was formed that there was no celebrity in it, as the famous saying goes, the program "good mahfil" was popular. the tarnam ayat program, which was performed on channel one a few years ago , was popular am

yeah, obviously the bay area feeling this loss and hurting too, but but also so proud jana katsuyama live there for us in walnut creek. gianna. thank you. well, today's service comes as north carolina grieves the for law enforcement officers there killed while serving a search warrant in charlotte. investigators trying to determine if there was more than one shooter. they're questioning a woman and a 17 year old girl who were inside that home yesterday during this three hour ordeal. the gunman was shot and killed. a total of eight officers were hit, four wounded. they four of the wounded died at the hospital. two were from the north carolina department of adult correction and two were charlotte mecklenburg, police officers. >> he had a high powered automatic rifle that he was able to start open fire on. our officers and then, as others responded to try to save the officers that were down, they were also hit with gunfire as well. >> president biden, releasing a statement saying, quote, they are heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice, rushing into harm's way to protect us. we mourn for

we couldn’t, even before the break borussia scored twice with efforts juliana branta and jana mazzinasecond half , atlético again turned the tide in their favor with an own goal. humels, and then a precise strike from angel carey, forced borussia to start all over again. and the dortmans succeeded. nicolas fyllkruk restored parity with a beautiful header. well , the most productive player of the match brought borussia a ticket to the next round. marcel sabetser added a goal to his two assists, sending fans into jubilation as borussia reached the semi-finals for the first time in 11 years. champions league. together with them , those who bet on five or more goals scored in this meeting rejoice, they have... literally a few hours remain before the start of the final series of the gagarin cup. magnitogorsk metallurg and lokomotiv from yaroslavl are competing for the main cahels trophy. teams approach the decisive matches of the season in different conditions. if lokomotiv in the semi-finals dealt with the tractor in four meetings and received a week and a half of rest, then magnitka had

got it right. >> jana katsuyama. thank you. well 219 year old women are facing charges in a double homicide now in napa. that left two other young women dead. jessica witten faces two counts of murder with special circumstance faces in the shooting deaths last weekend of judith adolf and judith. adolf is also charged with assault and being an accessory to the crime. now the shooting happened saturday night during a fight on riverside drive, napa. police responded to reports of gunfire and found the victims, 17 year old sasha donley and 19 year old arlene villasenor. one died at the scene, the other died at the hospital. 22 year old john nicholson, junior of vallejo, is being held without bail, charged with two counts of murder. >> now to a developing story out of the middle east, israel delivering on its promise to retaliate against iran for drone and missile attacks, launched against israel last weekend, israeli forces reportedly launching a barrage of rockets and drones early friday morning near an iranian military base and n

in the newsroom, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> in arizona, a grand jury has indicted formermp chief of staff mark meadows, attorney rudy giuliani and 16 others for their efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election. according to that indictment, some of those republicans acted as fake electors, submitting a document to congress falsely declaring trump beat president biden in arizona. biden won arizona by more than 10,000 votes. the indictment also includes charges of conspiracy and fraud. the 2020 election will be at the center of discussion tomorrow at the united states supreme court. the justices will hear arguments on whether former president trump is entitled to immunity for acts while committed in office. trump is facing charges that he plotted to overturn the results of the presidential election. the former president warns this decision could open other presidents up to criminal charges, but special counsel jack smith says trump's behavior continued after he left office and he should be prosecuted. a ruling is expected by the end of june. >> president biden sig

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ktvu jana katsuyama reports. the alameda county board heard hours of testimony and discussion tuesday from supporters hoping to hang on to oakland's last remaining pro sports teams. >> i'm here to support the oakland roots because they are the only team left here. we have seen the oakland raiders, a's and warriors left. >> the oakland roots and oakland soul are more than just soccer clubs. they are symbols of resilience, community and inclusivity. >> the oakland roots are pushing for the county and city of oakland to finalize leases for use of the raiders former training facility in alameda and the malibu lot south of the oakland coliseum for a proposed pop up soccer stadium. >> we have been waiting since february ninth when we agreed to terms for the city and the county to deliver the lease terms sheet, please do not destroy our best hope for a stadium in oakland by selling the property without first completing the lease. >> on tuesday, the board considered a motion to put their 50% share of the malibu lot, whic

ktvu jana katsuyama tells us that the video of the whale is bringing wildlife officials and members ofgether as they work to track down the whale. >> the gray whale was spotted off the coast by thornton state beach in daly city. crews with know fisheries worked tuesday to try and help the giant mammal that was entangled in a net. >> it's just saddens me because, we all have to live on this planet together. the whale had been entangled in the fishing gear for weeks, and noaa says it was first spotted down in southern california near long beach. >> it was spotted by one of the whale watch boats off southern california. >> the noaa shared this photo with ktvu showing the whale's body. they say unlike the usual entanglements involving rope, this is a much more severe entanglement involving a gill net. >> gill net is a very dense mesh and tied twisted around the tail is very difficult to try to remove. >> noaa's west coast marine mammal stranding network says the whale was too skittish to attempt a disentanglement, so they put a satellite tracker on the whale on march 23rd. they followed it

. >> ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live here in studio with more on the controversy.>> well, and today, the president of the oakland roots and soul said that they are running out of time. the county says that they've been clear from the beginning that they want to get out of the sports business and sell their stake in two sports facilities. well, now, the city of oakland has 30 days to come up with a deal. the alameda county board heard hours of testimony and discussion tuesday from supporters hoping to hang on to oakland's last remaining pro sports teams. >> i'm here to support the oakland roots because they are the only team left here. we have seen the oakland raiders, a's and warriors left. >> the oakland roots and oakland soul are more than just soccer clubs. they are symbols of resilience, community and inclusivity. >> the oakland roots are pushing for the county and city of oakland to finalize leases for use of the raiders former training facility in alameda and the malibu lot south of the oakland coliseum for a proposed pop up soccer stadium. >> we have been wa

ktvu jana katsuyama live tonight in the newsroom to explain here. jana. >> mike and julie. skinner from the bay area is one of the authors of this bill. sb 233. and she says that this is all about protecting women. >> we will be a safe haven so that arizonans do not have to carry an unplanned, unwanted or health endangering pregnancy. >> california lawmakers answering back with a welcome mat for arizona doctors and their patients seeking abortion care. state senator nancy skinner of berkeley is a co-sponsor of sb 233. it's a bill introduced wednesday in partnership with governor newsom, the california medical board and other organizations. they say the goal is to help arizona women coming to california seeking help. the arizona supreme court ruled april 9th in support of an 1864 law banning nearly all abortions, except when the mother's life is in jeopardy. >> this arizona law is the first border state law that will directly impact the state of california. we're trying to get ahead of this law, which goes into effect on june 8th. >> the california bill would allow licensed

teams and companies to consider the sacramento region as a place to do business in west sacramento, janakatsuyama. ktvu, fox two news. >> when the a's do finally move, many people who will who work for them will also lose their jobs in the process. >> there are going to be some reductions in our in our staffing. you know, that's just it's part of the situation. it's a sad thing. and, you know, i we have a great group of people with the a's and they've done a great job in putting a great product out there. but that is something that comes with this. >> a's president dave kaval there. he also said that employees will be getting severance packages and help with finding new jobs. but the union that represents hundreds of food and beverage workers at the coliseum accused the a's of abandoning its staff. many have worked at the coliseum for more than 20 years now. in a statement, unite here local two said in part, quote, the majority are african american. these workers have made thousands of game days enjoyable for countless fans. their union wages and benefits have supported the workers, fami

i'm jana katsuyama. the two way protected bike lane runs along valencia street in san francisco's mission district. muni built it last summer, saying the area needed to be safer for bikers and pedestrians. but the owner of one store says this development is detrimental to his business. ktvu tom vacar spoke with the owner, who is willing to go on a hunger strike in order to pressure the city to make changes. >> ed walls family owns yasmeen syrian restaurant and rossi mission sf, an artwork store. he's also in day six of a hunger strike to save his and other businesses from what he calls an intrusive bike lane. >> complete destruction just 100% destruction. at least 20 businesses are gone. five businesses went out last week. at least 30 more businesses. that's about to go out. >> l2 wall says the business deaths will come from a lack of parking for customers and staff deliveries. >> 71 parking is gone. they made it for commercial parking just a few weeks ago. >> i literally got two tickets in one week for

. >> ktvu jana katsuyama shows us what unfolded during this dramatic day in court. >> donald trump'she hearing with his opening statements without presidential immunity from criminal prosecution, there can be no presidency as we know it. >> for 234 years of american history, no president was ever prosecuted for his official acts. >> sauer claimed. donald trump's actions were official when trump tried to switch the 2020 election results to his favor, trump's attorney argued that a former president should qualify for immunity from prosecution for official acts while in office, but the government's attorney, michael dreeben, said such presidential immunity has no foundation in the constitution or the supreme court's history. >> this court has never recognized absolute criminal immunity for any public official . his novel theory would immunize former presidents for criminal liability for bribery, treason, sedition, murder, and here conspiring to use fraud to overturn the results of an election and perpetuate himself in power. >> the supreme court justices acknowledged the magnitude of th

let's bring in jana levin, at barnard columbia university. thank you so much for being here. >> i'm in brooklyn, greenwood cemetery. you can see behind me, this is an event that was put on by pioneer works in arts and science center in brooklyn. we have about 10,000 people in the park, which is quite amazing. >> it's only going to be 90% totality. we're going to get not quite the same experience everyone else is getting. what are people expect something. >> the moon has taken a little bite out of the sun, and even at 90% totality, it's still a gorgeous event. we had this for the great eclipse in 2017, we underestimated people's interest in the partial eclipse. we had thousands of people swarm on to pioneer works garden, which can hold a couple hundred. this time we opened the entire park of greenwood cemetery. people are sharing glasses. we can see it going on, and even with a little bit of cloud cover, although right now, it's actually quite clear. you can still see with the glasses because the sun burns right there. >> explain to me the physics of all of this? >> the eclips

it's a film festival, ktvu jana katsuyama tells us. what's different this year.t at victory hall in san francisco . >> people gathered to celebrate and raise a glass to the 42nd year of cam fest, which has served as a showcase and support system for asian american film and media makers. >> having a platform to display our art and like the art that my team and i made is, it's really a dream come true. most of us really want to make an impact, especially within our own communities, so it's really nice to find a community that is very supportive. >> new this year. it's a change to the opening night venue, which will be held may 9th at the palace of fine arts theater instead of the castro theater, which is under renovation. the opening film, called admissions granted, tackles affirmative action, an issue that has divided asian americans. >> those kinds of questions are vitally important that we talk about, talk them through, understand what is our relationship with other communities in america. >> executive director steven gong says many of the films this year tackle

ktvu jana katsuyama has more from another protest at uc berkeley. divest. stop. >> we will not rest. >> hundreds of people gathered in uc berkeley's sproul plaza monday, calling on the university of california to divest itself from any investments in weapons manufacturers. >> i'm here today to honor our dead and fight for our living. >> the coalition of more than 75 student faculty and community groups spoke out against the weekend attack by israeli forces on rafah, a city in southern gaza, on saturday, where palestinian refugees have fled. 22 people, including 18 children, were killed, according to gaza health officials. >> as a palestinian, as a human being, i feel like standing in the face of one of the most well-documented genocides, one of the most well documented mass killings of people. because of their identity, it's essential that we stand up. >> i would like the united states to stop funding weapons for israel if we cut off the funding for weapons, then the conflict will have to stop. >> i think they're very important to demonstrate. wait, how man