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jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. dancing in the desert coming up a look at the first night of the coachella music festival in india, and the effort to ban tiktok is taking shape the state where the app could soon be prohibited. a live look outside on a pretty friday night. meteorologist roberto gonzalese can expect in our weeke for since he left the white house. the former president has filed his financial disclosure form after missing the deadline. he claims little income from his social media platform. truth social, he says it's worth between five and $25 million. he also says he made up to $1 million from a series of cartoon like trump n f. t s released last november. the state of montana could soon be the first in the nation to ban tiktok. the montana house passed a bill today designed to ban downloading the app and find entities who provide the app $10,000 a day. if they offer access to it. there are no penalties for users. so far, republican governor greg gianforte has declined to say if he will sign it. gianfo

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ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with the attorney and one of the plaintiffs. she's live in our newsroom with these late breaking details tonight with the lawsuit that was just filed, jenna yes, it's more than 20 pages. christina in the lawsuit names six plaintiffs and targets the city of antiochus, the current police chief to former police chiefs and six police officers. comments were made derogatory racial comments and misogynist comments hand uh and they were talking about how they would beat people up, kicking them in the head. the lawsuit that was filed just in the past hour includes details from an investigation by the fbi and contra costa county district attorney's office. the investigation determined that antiochus police officers exchanged dozens of racist, homophobic, sexist and derogatory text messages as well as photos comparing black people with gorillas and other animals . the report also indicated potential civil rights violations from 2019 through. 2020 says that he is filing this federal lawsuit to shine a light on the failure of the entire pol

one of those men is a bay area native views jana katsuyama shows us. some say the battle in tennessee is symbolic of a larger nationwide rift. justin pearson raised a fist as people cheered for him friday on the campus of fisk university, just one day after pearson and another young state lawmaker, justin jones, were expelled from the tennessee state house. jones is a bay area native who grew up in hercules, the two young men and one fellow lawmaker, gloria johnson, joined in the march 30th protests using bullhorns in the statehouse and breaking protocol to call for gun control legislation. after a school shooting. we have rules. we have decorum. we have process we have procedures black caucus friday blasted republicans, noting expulsion is usually reserved for extreme ethics breaches, and that johnson was not expelled. i don't have to sell a word about the fact that our two young african american brothers were. unfairly prosecuted. bitter division in tennessee drew an unscheduled visit from vice president kamala harris, who met with the two young lawm

jana katsuyama ktvu. box two news. a rare at home loss tonight for the golden state warriors have dubs falling short of the sacramento kings in game six. the final tonight 1 18 99 and the warriors really struggled in front of a sold out crowd of fans. nation is banking on the team's experience to win game seven. ktvu is amberleigh reports from chase center. warriors fans poured out of chase center during the final minutes of game six with round one now tied at three. each nation was subdued after the loss totally disappointed as a way of fame fan yes, totally disappointed, but optimism still reigns for game seven. worried about this. we're gonna win game seven. we're gonna go to sacramento were gonna tear them up. it's all good fancy. they're bidding on the warriors experience since this is the king's first playoff appearance in a long time. games are always a worry for us this year, but i think we got it. game seven. we've been here before. as they haven't been in the playoffs for 16 seasons. i think we got it. the el

that shooting taking place just after 6 30 on market street, not far from the westfield mall, ktvu jana katsuyama with the latest developments. it was just a lot of people running, and it was a so much san francisco police say they got the call about the shooting at 6 33 thursday evening at a business on the 800 block of market street. one young woman says she saw it and that her 19 year old friend from sacramento was shot by a security guard while coming out of the walgreens store. she was here with friends. a whole whole group of us, she turns around walking out of the store, and all you hear is two gunshots, boom boom. we turn around she on the floor bleeding out. she was trying to talk. she was trying to put her hand on the gun shot wounds outside the walgreens store, a shopping bag and two white shoes were on the pavement. police say when they arrivedthat person was taken to the hospitao many pedestrians passing by. police say they detained one person who was possibly involved . homicide investigators arrived here at the scene around 10 o'clock, they say that they are still going o

alex jana katsuyama live in the newsroom tonight. thank you, jenna. san francisco police say the suspect did the stabbing death of executive bob lee was acquainted with the victim. police have arrested 38 year old neema momeni at his home in emeryville. he was taken into custody earlier this morning. momeni also works in tech founding expand it. it is a graduate of uc berkeley. lee was killed early on april 4th along main street in the city's rincon hill neighborhood. he was the multimillionaire founder of cash app. police would not say how the two men knew each other. can you say anything about what precipitated this killing canada ? this point? i can't say at this point we do. we do know from the evidence that they knew each other. outside the office and home of the alleged killer. neighbors were stunned to learn about the arrest. he was friendly with everyone said hello to everyone. he was a very nice guy. very welcoming. he should have his unit. we showed him our unit. not many is expected to be arraigned tomorrow afternoon on a murder charge that

jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. come to show support tonight for starbucks workers in the south bay who are looking to unionize ahead tonight and arrest made in a violent crime spree across san jose how investigators were able to track down this man golfers teeing off in an unusual place, the unique experience now being offered at levi stadi a group of starbucks workers in sunnyvale. tonight he met with employees who say they plan to vote to unionize later this month, ktvu south bay reported lamonica peters has the story. kyra it's great to see you tonight. character silicon valley, congressman ro khanna met with employees who say they want to unionize at the sunnyvale, starbucks on bernardo avenue thursday afternoon. they're asking for no retaliation that they should not be fired. they should not have their hours cut. they should not have their benefits cut. they should not have their schedules changed. they should not have short staff just because they want to vote to decide to be in a union founder and former sta

ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live from oakland with what people are asking for janna. and julie, one of the big asks that they had is that there be more bilingual police officers patrolling that area in the fruitvale neighborhood. they came with their own ideas, their own solutions that they wanted to present to the city for how to make the area more safe to have our interest translated into daily reality. the room was packed more than 100 community members face city officials and shared a long list of public safety problems in their fruitvale neighborhood. spanish interpreter, making sure nothing got lost in translation for something that is unjust, one common theme the need from war law enforcement officers concern coming after a recent shooting at a nearby convenience store and another on east 12th street that rattled children and staff at a nearby school. school officials came with two proposed solutions, the first that we close east 12th from fruitvale two 35th. since many of these incidents have come from their their second suggestion was to have a patrol officer

as ktvu jana katsuyama reports. this entire ideas already seen success in other parts of the city. this is the bacon location here. when simon bertrand walks through downtown san francisco, he doesn't just see empty storefronts, properties full of potential. we are going to transform vacant retail space is vacant storefronts downtown into temporary pop ups of businesses , artists, community spaces. birch, executive director of sf new deal, a nonprofit chosen by the city to launch the program vacant to vibrant on monday they opened the vibrant sf .org websites online portal. we're artists, entrepreneurs and anyone with an idea for using the empty spaces can apply to get a temporary pop up is going to take care of all the logistics insurance that police negotiations with the judging panel will select three groups, each with 15 projects. sf new deal and the downtown sf partnership will partner to match them with commercial landlords so far. there's about 33 vacant spaces and about 150,000 square feet. it's an idea that is working in other parts of the city. the community benefit distr

trump that, according to media companies that had requested to have cameras inside the courtroom, ktvu jana katsuyama live tonight in the newsroom with what we can expect from tomorrow's historic proceeding, jenna mike. mr. trud to enter the new york courtroom and here the criminal charges, which will be made public for the first time, the former president likely will be fingerprinted. his attorneys say they plan to file a motion to dismiss the case. security was tight around trump tower monday . we're new york police put barricades around the entrance, a small group of supporters waited for him to arrive. mr trump gave a wave as he walked inside to meet with his legal team. the former president hired a new defense lawyer monday. todd blanche, who specializes in white collar crime, a new york grand juries. historic indictment against mr trump is the first ever against a former u. s president illegally. the fact that he's a former president doesn't have any relevance where we i'm not talking about something he did while he was president. u c. berkeley law professor dan farber says this will

alright jana katsuyama reporting live for us tonight, janet. thank you knew at 11 tonight, the department of justice has charged a 32 year old passenger for interfering with an alaska airlines crew on a recent flight out of sfo. that plane was slated to land at chicago's o'hare airport last friday, but it was diverted to kansas city following the altercation. now according to the affidavit. chloe desilva was just wrapped. it got into a confrontation with the flight attendant, eventually threatening to kill them. another flight attendant, along with two passengers used zip ties to restrain to silver. alameda county's new district attorney, pamela price took office three months ago and already she has faced heavy criticism for her progressive policies in the way she's handled high profile cases. ktvu sam burly joins us live tonight and amber. you sat down with the d a today to hear what she has to say to her critics. alex the d a says she cannot discuss specifics of the case is our offices handling, but she wants to reassure crime victims and the

the ceremony returned in person to san francisco after a three year hiatus during the pandemic, ktvu janaatsuyama has the story. the buzz was back at san francisco's war memorial opera house, the stage set for the 2023 goldman environmental prize ceremony. the goldman prize has honored grassroots environmental activists for 34 years now, social justice has risen to be much more important. there's a greater number of indigenous peoples who are represented from turkey. marine biologists. the fair kizu kaya, honored for his work, protecting local fishing communities and creating the largest marine protected area in the mediterranean. we have set up a network of marine reserves. designated as no fishing zones. indigenous activists were also honored from north sumatra, indonesia. delaema silalahi, a nine year battle by the indigenous people against deforestation, and paper and pulp producers. prize winner alessandro monday, roku was honored for stopping the mining company anglo american from building dozens of compromise on the monday roku peoples indigenous land in brazil. in europe. tero mus

45 year old william king gathered at a historic bar demers home to share stories new tonight ktvu janakatsuyama shows us how friends and coworkers remembered him. molloy's bar in coma, a crowd surrounded beers filling the room. but the beers and the cheers couldn't fill that part of their hearts, missing their friend and frequent customer will king. everybody loved will, where was part of our big molloy's family? the owner says . will had a big presence will was a gentle giant. he was 6 11. and just a really nice guy who always had a smile on his face, lawyer and others said when they first heard the news about the fatal hit and run crash, april 5th on el camino real about a half mile from the bar. they didn't know the man killed was their friend. on tuesday, police arrested a suspect, 52 year old joaquin duarte, bart systems for worker. this memorial friday night gave will's friends a chance to grieve? we just wanted something to for our customers all together and tell all the good stories about will and relive the memories memories from his four months at a new job working nights loa

jana katsuyama in the newsroom tonight. thanks, janna, a community meeting tonight address tensions in the city of antioxidants, the revelations of those racist text messages between officers tonight, the mayor said he is taking steps to improve policing in the city. everyone will benefit from these programs. we've launched our first department of public safety and community resources because we want to expand the definition of public safety, meaning services for the community, not just the police. among the speakers. a delta bay community church was reverend wanda johnson, the mother of oscar grant, she was asked about calls to defund the police. when we look at the history of defunding, we're not saying to take all the money from the police and to abolish the policing system. but what i would like to say concerning defunding the police is that the people who sat at the table to organize the police departments was not you and i think reverend johnson said she advocates that residents have a voice in how to rebuild the poli

ktvu jana katsuyama has more on a critical vote next week. san francisco's castro theater has been a fixture since 1922. now the battle over the movie palaces place in the future, is facing a critical crossroads. terry aston bennett is owner of cliffs variety store, just a half block away from the theater. she's speaking out, joining more than 100. other castro merchants who signed a petition in support of another planet entertainments proposal to renovate the old movie palace. another planet has faced opposition over their plans to replace the slope seats on the main floor. with removable seating that would allow for open space as a venue for concerts and other events. another planet says expanding options is critical to stay in business as movie attendance has dropped, with customers opting for online streaming options when they brought in concerts and things like that. you hear the younger generation of the neighborhood getting excited castro merchants say the castro theaters, restoration and future viability is important to a neighborhood

jana katsuyama live the night of the newsroom. jenna. thank you. david mcewan, professor of politics at sonoma state university, says although the indictment is historic, more charges could come in other investigations happening outside of the state of new york. he's going to tie together the events of today he's going to tie together possible difficulties in georgia documents all as an organized witch hunt against him . it allows him to cement the republican nomination for his party before we're even there. if this is what is the best first salvo for the historic indictment of a president? that's a big deal, but this is a legal pebble compared to what potentially could happen. mcewen says trump could use the charges to his favor with voters during next year's presidential election. there has been plenty of reaction across the political spectrum to today's arraignment , republicans are accusing the manhattan d a of overstepping his bounds, but democrats disagree is a bad day for all of us. today american politics crosses the line that it's never go

alright jana katsuyama live tonight in the city of oakland. jenna thank you, a suspect in the deadly shooting of a five year old girl on 80 and fremont did appear in court today. emanuel ceron go and two other men were arrested hours after the shooting, and they now face murder charges today. serrano appeared in court in dublin, where a judge ordered that he be held without bail. he and the other two suspects cristo ayala and humberto ania are set to return to court on thursday for a plea hearing. alleged drug dealers are facing dozens of felony. charges in san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says the three were taken into custody. april 12th. officers seized more than £10 of fentanyl, as well as methamphetamine and other drugs are rifle and three pistols. prosecutors will ask for pretrial detention for those three suspects. the d a, says two are out on their own recognizance. in other narcotics cases. san francisco supervisor matt dorsey praised the district attorney today in a tweet, he said kudos to d a brook jenkins for holding

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ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live with a closer look at the charges.anna julian mike, the manhattan district attorney, says that this is about more than a hush money payments, he says this is a case of falsifying business documents to cover up campaign finance violations and deceived tax authorities and the american public. president donald trump was fingerprinted and escorted by secret service into the new york criminal courtroom tuesday . the indictment made public for the first time 34 felony counts of falsifying business records and goes well beyond the one $130,000 hush money payments that trump's former attorney michael cohen, made to adult film star stormy daniels to buy her silence about an alleged affair with trump during the 2016 campaign. the defendant claimed that he was paying michael cohen for legal services performed in 2017. this simply was not true. manhattan district attorney alvin bragg said the grand jury found 34 pieces of evidence, including invoices, vouchers and checks signed by trump to cover up payments to daniels and others u

jana katsuyama ktvu.wo news president biden did mark the beginning of passover and a tweet saying in part as we celebrate passover. let's remember that despite our differences, we sit at the same table as one people. one nation one america. new at 10 in oakland tenants at the flood damage colosseum connections apartments protested outside of town hall meeting this evening. just place man. stop placement. what do we want? the residents say they have been out of their flooded building for 95 days now, with no clear deadline to return, the city says it is working with a relocation company to provide benefits to those displaced tenants. the tenants say they are tired of being shuffled from hotel to hotel. their families and hotels that have had, uh sex rings. it has been roaches and has been bedbugs. it has been violence. there's been all these things that have taken place at these hotels that we've been moved in without our consent without them, asking us flooding on new year's eve forced about 100 families

jana katsuyama live for us in colma tonight, jenna. thank you.ew attendance and francisco tonight, a car slammed into a house and the excelsior district video posted to the citizen app shows the aftermath . police and firefighters responded to that crash, which left manual lopez is maynard street home damaged, lopez told ktvu. the driver was his neighbor who accidentally hit the gas while trying to park on their street. and that rapidly reversed into lopez's home. the damage over here is it's uh being cleaned up a little bit, but it was scary. police say the driver was likely not under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and no one was injured. anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police oakland teachers in the district remained at odds as the teachers union votes on whether to authorize a strike. teachers have been without a contract since october. the district says they are continuing to negotiate in good faith, with two day long sessions scheduled next week. they add that if a strike happens, it would put an unfair burden o

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jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news republicans are blocking a democratic request to temporarily replace senator dianne feinstein on the senate judiciary committee. today south carolina senator lindsey graham, who is the top republican on that committee, objected to a resolution offered by senate majority leader chuck schumer. if approved, it would have allowed a different senator to take feinstein's seat on that committee. feinstein has been absent from the senate since february and has given no date for a return as she is being treated for shingles. the republican move leaves senate democrats, with few options moving forward with some of president biden stalled judicial nominees. crews in san jose today began taking down the statue of thomas fallon near the intersection of julian and st james streets. bronze statue shows fallon captain during the mexican american war, raising the american flag in san jose in 18 46. many see fallon is a colonizer and oppressor and felt the statue was offensive. others felt the statue should stay to encourage dialogue about history. eventually the city c

heather right, jana katsuyama reporting live for us, johnathan q. and be sure to join us right here on ktvu tomorrow when d a. jenkins joins us live in studio from mornings on two. we'll ask her about crime in the city and that big arrest in this case tune in during the seven a.m. our for that conversation, authorities arrested a bay area man who threatened violence at the state capitol and was also wanted for shootings in roseville and citrix heights outside sacramento. 30 year old jackson penny from hayward is in custody tonight after the chp said he made credible threats today to the state capital. the building was evacuated for about two hours. it was certainly unsettling for lawmakers and for those with planned tours of the capitol. we had a pre scheduled self guided tour and you showed up came in no problem, but it's completely deserted and everything's closed and it's a little weird in here. it's unclear why the suspect wanted to target the capital. no one was hurt in those previous shootings. the suspect is facing several charges, including

jana katsuyama live in studio for us, jenna. thank you. growing calls to increase public safety in some parts of san francisco that have long been tourism hotspots, including union square fisherman's wharf, chinatown in the embarcadero border. supervisors president aaron peskin is calling on mayor london breed to attend a meeting on public safety and u. n plaza . specifically the area has become an epicenter of a host of problems, including crime, homelessness and the fentanyl crisis. our job is to hold the chief executive officer of the city and county of san francisco mayor breed accountable and to bout her plans on site ando other parts of the city, we're going to start taking question time to other parts of the city. board president peskin said he's spoken with mayor breed personally in his aiming towards having question time with the mayor in un plaza on may 23rd. after the break, house republicans passed a ban on transgender athletes in women's sports. the move, sparking strong reaction from democratic leaders. plus oakland is not in

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ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with the man and attorney john burris. she joins us now with the details. jenna julie 27 year old dre. sean jackson says that he was arrested back in 2018, and he says he's s pping forward now because he wants the officer involved in his case to be held accountable. i was chilling with a friend. um we were in dakota sac. we're parking quotas because there was no parking in front of the house. sean jackson says he was sitting in his car when an anti oct police officer pulled up behind him. the neighborhood lled the police and said there was unidentified black male. in the court, jackson says the antioco officer took his i d and then arrested him. when he takes me to jail. he ended up the stairs in his report that i told him that i had a gun. and that's what. it was about. he never asked me anything like we never even had a conversation like that. jackson says he was booked into santa rita jail on charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm that was n 2018, and he spent 15 months in jail and then several years fighti

jana katsuyama live here in studio, jenna.nk you, the former president has said that he will still continue to campaign to retake the white house and next year's election. ktvu is, brooks jarocz explains. the political implications of the criminal case. the political implications are immense. other republicans have jumped into the presidential primary, among them florida governor ron de santis governor desantis will still remain the favorite. but as the favorite he will become the whipping post four donald trump and that is going to be very costly, and republicans are going to have to look at this with with some kind of critical eye because they want to win back the white house. the strategy for some republicans has been to slam manhattan district attorney alvin brag. a number of trump allies in the house have threatened to cut federal funding to the office. mr braga's conceded that he used federal funds. we know that this grew out of the federal that the special counsel investigation, which is federal statute, berkeley histor

ktvu jana katsuyama reports. the concept is already seeing success in other parts of the city.this is the vacant location here. when simon bertrand walks through downtown san francisco. he doesn't just see empty storefronts. he sees properties full of potential. we are going to transform vacant retail space is vacant storefronts downtown into temporary pop ups of businesses , artists, community spaces. birch, executive director of sf new deal, a nonprofit chosen by the city to launch the program vacant to vibrant on monday they opened the vibrant sf .org websites online portal. we're artists, entrepreneurs and anyone with an idea for using the empty spaces can apply to get a temporary pop up is going to take care of all the logistics insurance that negotiations with the judging panel will select three groups, each with 15 projects, sf new deal and the downtown sf partnership will partner to match them with commercial landlords so far. there's about 33 vacant spaces and about 150,000 square feet. it's an idea that is working in other parts of the city. the community benefit dist

the past hour, the district said it wants negotiations to continue live coverage tonight from ktvu jana katsuyama in oakland with what comes next channel. well i spoke with the union president mike and julie, and he says that if they do decide to strike then they will give parents and the district 42 to 72 hours advance notice. so far, though, there has been no date set. it was an all hands on deck tuesday, teachers at the oakland educators association. we're making signs preparing to pick it. my big concern is that we're going to have to go on strike next week because our district won't come to the table and bargain in good faith. they've had six months to settle this contract 87% of our members participated in our strike election. 88% voted yes. to authorize a strike. the teachers union says they want more school safety, a living wage salary beyond the district's proposed 3.5% raise over two years if they continue their behavior at the table, we are prepared to strike california state mediators have reached out um, in a attempts to support us in reaching an agreement. oh, yeah, he has

ktvu jana katsuyama talk with supporters and opponents of the plan.ince 1922. now the battle over the movie palaces place in the future, is facing a critical crossroads. terry aston bennett is owner of cliffs variety store, just a half block away from the theater . she's speaking out, joining more than 100. other castro merchants who signed a petition in support of another planet entertainments proposal to renovate the old movie palace. another planet has faced opposition over their plans to replace the slope seats on the main floor. with removable seating that would allow for open space as a venue for concerts and other events. another planet says expanding options is critical to stay in business as movie attendance has dropped, with customers opting for online streaming options when they brought in concerts and things like that. you hear the younger generation of the neighborhood getting excited castro merchants say the castro theaters, restoration and future viability is important to a neighborhood where they say 25% of storefronts are now vacant.

ktvu jana katsuyama reports. he's now joining the civil lawsuit against the police officer and the city. i was chilling with a friend sean jackson says he was sitting in his car when antiochus police officer pulled up behind him. the neighborhood called the police and said there was a identify blackmail. in the court , jackson says the antioco officer took his i d and then arrested him. when he takes me to jail. he ended up, he says in his report that i told him that i had a gun. he never asked me anything like we never even had a conversation like that. jackson says he was booked into santa rita jail on charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm that was in 2018, and he spent 15 months in jail and then several years fighting the charge in court. jackson's case was dismissed april 21st 2022, according to the federal court documents, quote the government has uncovered evidence that undermines its confidence in its ability to meet its burden. the antibiotic police officer who arrested jackson was eric rahm

ktvu is jana katsuyama joins us now live from the scene with the latest on this breaking news, jenna.so you can see the scene as it is right now. you can see they have a police lineup. they are not letting people through about halfway down the block. you can see there's a walgreens sign. that is where we saw police inside and where we understand the shooting originated. take a look, though at the video that we shot from earlier and one of the witnesses. that described what she saw when she came out of the store. it was just a lot of people running and it was just too much. san francisco police say they got the call about the shooting at 6 33 thursday evening at a business on the 800 block of market street. one young woman says she saw it and that her 19 year old friend from sacramento was shot by a security guard while coming out of the walgreens store. she was here with friends. a whole whole group of us, she turns arounwo , boom boom. we turn around she on the floor bleeding out. she was trying to talk. she was trying to put her hand on the gun shot wounds outside the walgreens stor

jana katsuyama live for us tonight in studio janet. thank you.ce department and the mayor of the city who is black. we spoke with the mayor today who says he is worried about his own safety. i've been concerned about my personal safety since the day i became the mayor. any off near lamar thorpe says confrontations against him are nothing new. the racist text messages among officers suggests they shoot the mayor during a 2020 protests following the murder of george floyd. reverend al sharpton is now calling on the u. s. department of justice to provide protection. tweeting quote. the true colors of the police department are exposed. attorney general garland we demand action. there are people who have literally blamed me because we have a racist police officers at the police department. blame me and to somehow i brought the fbi into the city of antioch. city officials say the hostility has grown with loudon and calls for police reform. criminal justice professor lisa hill agrees, are charged with serving and protecting and keeping the peace and if

jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news.ys it has launched airstrikes in lebanon following rocket fire into israeli territory. dozens of rockets were fired from southern lebanon earlier today is really officials are blaming hamas for this latest round of attacks in recent days, palestinian militants in gaza have also fired rockets toward israel in response to clashes at the al aqsa mosque, the third holiest site in islam. on tuesday, israeli authorities tried removing palestinians who are trying to pray overnight. two years ago. similar clashes led to an 11 day war between israel and hamas. com starbucks facing continued scrutiny over how it treats employees who want to unionize tonight, congressman wrote. khan has message of solidarity for workers. 70 degrees. we had two cities top off at 70 degrees today. why that will not happen tomorrow. i'll explain. also ahead. caltrain is facing a multimillion dollar budget deficit its plan to overcome the shortfall. ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has rea

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ktvu is jana katsuyama joins us now in jena. some celebrations had a very different tone this year. they did. mike and julie passover is usually a holiday that is celebrated at home. but after years of the pandemic, some people wanted to go out for a community seder meal and other jewish people from ukraine. we're thinking of their homeland and trying to help passover at saul's restaurant in delhi in berkeley, brought a steady stream of customers wednesday coming to get carry out orders to celebrate the holiday. people are gathering. um we have a lot of to go like saws and home people getting take out for their sitters at home bags of brisket and traditional kosher foods. each iteable is symbolic for the holiday that celebrates the jewish exodus from slavery in egypt to freedom , bitter herb, which is the horseradish. i levy at congregation t vote, shalom says they decided to host a seder meal for the first time after the pandemic, the parallels of passover resonating with new freedom from pandemic isolations in the tora. egypt is meets ryan and that word means in narrow place. so i

was hospitalized after a heart attack a form of stroke, and during the pandemic, doctors diagnosed janarie has a number of complications caused by the coronavirus. a powerful fire broke out in a kindergarten in the northeast. in paris, the fire area was estimated at about 2,000 m². the first floor of the building collapsed almost immediately. however, no one was hurt. the kindergarten was planned to be put into operation only in september, and the building itself was under construction, there were no casualties, but more than 150 firefighters and rescuers were involved in the extinguishing. they fought the flames for more than eight hours. moscow cska defeated lokomotiv kuban in the first game of the semi-final series of the playoffs of the unified vtb league for the moscow army. this meeting was special. the club celebrated the centenary anniversary. what score did the basketball match end with ? does my colleague danila malina know? the center of sports attraction in moscow on saturday evening on april 15, one can definitely read the basketball match between cska and the kuban lokomot