mcallister is the son of retired union city police chief daryl mcallister, who has said he is estranged from his son. >> the family of oscar grant is getting a little closure, 15 years after he was killed by a bart police officer on the fruitvale bart station platform this morning, alameda county district attorney pamela price returned oscar grant's cell phones to his mother. they were held in evidence, while johannes mehserle, the bart officer who shot grant, was put on trial. >> i'm anxious to go home and turn it on and charge the battery and hopefully see, you know, some of my son's pictures and what else he had in his phone. >> miss johnson says the last picture grant took with his cell phone was of mehserle. moments before her son was killed. mehserle claimed he meant to use his taser instead of his gun. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and served half of a two year prison sentence before being released. a wild three county chase came to an end in hayward with the help of chp officers in the air and on the ground. >> our crime reporter henry lee has the details as we ar

mcallister is the son of retired union city police chief gerald mcallister, who said he is estranged from his son. >> new at ten, several city and county attorneys from the bay area are banding together to form a new coalition focused on community safety. attorneys who represent san francisco, oakland, san jose and santa clara, as well as san diego, are creating the civil prosecutor's coalition. the group says their goal is to work together to help shape legislation that will better protect the public. they say this new partnership will safeguard workers and tenants rights, prohibit predatory lending and promote equal opportunity. >> this weekend will mark two years since russias invasion of ukraine that started the war. >> one ukrainian student in the east bay is working with universities across the nation to mark the moment. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from uc berkeley to explain gianna. >> well, i spoke with maksim zubkov today right here on berkeley's campus. he is from ukraine and he decided that he wanted to mark this very somber anniversary with sound and song. that's wh

the second story i have to share is about 54th mcallister street. if anyone know about 54 mcallister street there fsh a lot of negative brhavior. a lot of people selling drugs, using drugs, sleeping in tent, blocking the doorway where the senior citizens couldn't go inside their homes and also they had a truck that come and drop them off irn the wheelchair to get fl to the senior citizen home. when we was called upon to go over there and see could we address the issue, one thing about urban alchemy, we are kind, so when we say we are kind and have empathy and compassion that includes avenue over everyone. we went a week in advance to share with them is we will be here in a week and in a week that when we arrive the next week we arrive this behavior and negative selling drugs and sleeping in front of the establishment cannot go only claung. the week after that we arrived and the place in front of 54 mcallister is clean and able to walk through. the senior citizens can come in and out of the establishment in their wheelchairs. thank you for your undiv

police say mcallister, who is the son of retired union city police chief darryl mcallister, fired one shot while robbing a man near san pablo avenue again when he has been acquitted by a jury. >> a california law that went into effect last year requires public colleges and universities to offer free narcan to students . some campuses are giving out the life saving nasal spray, others are not. now, state data shows every uc and cal state university has ordered narcan from the state in the last two years, with the exception of the csu maritime academy in vallejo. but that drug is reportedly available in its student health center just this year, another law went into effect that added fentanyl test strips to the requirements. >> time is now 408 pg, and e's new earnings report says the company's profits jumped almost 25% since 2022. now last year, pg and e, which is based in oakland, had $2.2 billion in profits and company officials expect even bigger profits this year as its rates increase. the rate hikes, according to pg and e, are necessary to upgrade its aging infrastructure and reduc

mcallister army ammunition plant employs about 2,000 of your constituents in the oklahoma do -- >> rightis, ukraine could run out of ammunition, vladimir putin could win, but at the same time we're able to help americans right here at home. >> we're helping build our defense industry not just oklahoma, but all around. but as i restate that number, right now russia's able to produce if more per month of the .155 rounds than we produce in an entire year inside the united states. eric: wow. >> that's how far behind our defense industry is, and that's just one munition. we can talk about all day hong about how far behind we are in shipbuilding with china, missile defense with russia, drone defense with iran. it just, it's the really a pa net you can. and so this bill's -- pathetic. this bill's important for us to stand that industry back up. i get a lot of people's feelings about funding these wars without protecting our own border. and i don't disagree with what they're saying except our fund -- our bill for the border got all a jumbled up because we've got to deal with a white house that w

however, the mcallister street segment runs through the civic center garage. you can see the outline in red there. it basically circles civic center plaza. the seem loop was built a hundred years ago and ask now under the jurisdiction of red. steam loop is in essence, a pipe that transports steam for heat and hot water to surrounding city buildings including the bill graham civic auditorium, 101 grove street, city hall and the superior court on mcallister. as you can see, this infrastructure serves some very important buildings in the civic center area. ucsf stands for -- ecsf is energy center san francisco. ecsf is the sustained utility provider. they're familiar with the steam loop and have repaired it over the years. the overall objective of this transaction is twofold, the part that is before you today is to talk about the easement. that easement facilitates a secondary goal offer an overall transfer of ownership of the steam loop from the city to the steam loop provider ecsf. the overall objective is to transfer the ownership to ecsf to maintain the statu

earlier, i spoke tojessica horsman a senior associate with mcallister family law and she gave her reaction to the decision to lift anonymity-— her reaction to the decision to lift anon mi . ., ., , ., anonymity. the naming of these two ounu anonymity. the naming of these two young people _ anonymity. the naming of these two young people is _ anonymity. the naming of these two young people is obviously _ anonymity. the naming of these two young people is obviously very - young people is obviously very unusual— young people is obviously very unusual in our criminaljustice system — unusual in our criminal justice system in _ unusual in our criminaljustice system in the uk. it happens only in exceptional— system in the uk. it happens only in exceptional circumstances and the judge _ exceptional circumstances and the judge in_ exceptional circumstances and the judge in this case has obviously had to grapple _ judge in this case has obviously had to grapple very difficulty with doing — to grapple very difficulty with doing a — to grapple very difficulty with doing a balancing act in terms of ref

this is colby mcallister's second time marching, and , as one of the veterans here, he has got a winning strategy all planned out. >> i will try my best to keep my mind clear and calm. and just focus on the parade. >> show me the best performance! >> reporter: monica loom is a kindergarten teacher as well as the school's choreographer. >> let's go! >> reporter: she says the event is a chance for children of all ethnicities to make connections. >> it is team building that you do not learn in textbooks in school. >> reporter: as for kobe, he is hoping for a win. but, no matter what happens, he is not to worry. >> i think we should just try our best. and that is what matters most. >> reporter: breathing new life into a time-honored tradition. give me your best dragon look. they hope to scorch the competition. >> oh, my goodness. they are so cute. >> it is like an episode of "kids say the darndest things." >> that one kid saying, i hope i don't trip over my own shoes. that is so cute. we also had a chance to talk to the grand marshal of this parade, aqua fina. what was she like? >> she was s

let's speak tojessica, a senior associate at mcallister family law.your bbc news. we are breaking the news that the two teenagers have been named, those restrictions by the court have been lifted. they were in place because of the age of the two killers. what is your reaction to the fact that we can now name these two youngsters? the the fact that we can now name these two youngsters?— the fact that we can now name these two youngsters? the naming of these two youngsters? the naming of these two ouna two youngsters? the naming of these two young people _ two youngsters? the naming of these two young people is _ two youngsters? the naming of these two young people is obviously - two youngsters? the naming of these two young people is obviously very i two young people is obviously very unusual in our criminaljustice unusual in our criminal justice system unusual in our criminaljustice system in the uk. it happens only in exceptional circumstances and the judge in this case has obviously had to grapple difficultly with doing a balancing act in terms of r

sean mcallister, host of the podcast vegas reveal telling us the city is expecting 400,000 visitors, and the week leading up to the big game is filled with a lot of activities. the players don't touch down until sunday. monday is super bowl opening night at allegiant stadium. there's another free event at caesar's palace. >> every night leading up to the game, there will be a show with projections, lights, lasers choreographed to music that will amp people up and likely stop them in their tracks. >> tickets for the actual game are still very high, but lower than when they first went on sale. the nosebleeds, about $8,000 there. >> bring your binocu. >> right. this weekend, experts expect the ticket will be even eaper, so maybe it's your chance. as we gear up for super bowl iii, we are teaming up with the "today" show to host a nine pep rally. the first was amazing. this takes place friday, feryth, a week from today at 4:00 a.m. at the l at city nter bishop ranch in san ramon. dress up in your 49ers gear and you might be on the "today" show but also on "today in the bay." >> a lot of f

this is kobe mcallister's second time marching and he's one of the veterans here.e has a winning strategy all planned out. >> i'll try my best like to keep my mind clear and calm and just focus on the parade. >> show me the best performance! >> reporter: monica is a kindergarten teacher at the cantonese immersion program as well as the school's choreographer. >> let's go! >> reporter: she says the event is a chance for students of all ethnicities to make a connection. >> it's a lot of team building that you don't learn in textbooks and in school. >> reporter: as for kobe, he's hoping for a win. no matter what happens, he's not to worry. >> i just think we should just try our best and that's what matters most. >> reporter: breathing new life into a time honored tradition. give me your best dragon look. as they hope to scorch the competition. >> that is so cute. literally an episode of the kids say the darnedest things. >> i was like that's why there's a show like that. how fun. >> so cute, yeah. this is one of the four chinese immersion public schools in the city, s

it's based on the by sam mcallister, who the book by sam mcallister, who negotiated sit down with the about his friendship he was his friendship when he was questioned about his friendship with epstein. as you with jeffrey epstein. as you said, rufus sewell is playing , said, rufus sewell is playing, uh, prince gillian uh, prince andrew. gillian anderson is actually going to play, uh, emily matis and maitlis. sorry emily maitlis, um , and this is the thing that struck me a little bit here because they've said it's rare you see a representation of women all in their 40s and 50s, and this is an opportunity to see hard working women behind the every stage. and i the scenes at every stage. and i thought, you know what? that seems a noble point. so seems like a noble point. so i just did cursory google search just did a cursory google search and there were lists lists just did a cursory google search and listse were lists lists just did a cursory google search and lists of ere lists lists just did a cursory google search and lists of great ;ts lists just did a cursory google search and lis

police say mcallister, who is the son of retired union city chief daryl mcallister, fired one shot while robbing a man near san pablo avenue again, he has been acquitted by a jury for the murder. he was convicted of a separate robbery that happened hours before that fatal shooting happening today to bay area universities will be showing their support for the people of ukraine to mark two years since the russian invasion of ukraine. >> that's why. the bell towers on the campuses of uc berkeley and stanford will play the ukrainian national anthem on campus in a musical message of solidarity, one cal student from ukraine came up with the idea and said he prays for peace in his homeland. >> so i'm thinking about this tower, some sort of candle. sometimes a small candle is enough. when you enter the complete darkness to light it up . >> several other colleges and universities nationwide have also agreed to their request to play the ukrainian national anthem. >> today, the biden administration is announcing more than 500 new sanctions on russia today following the death of opposition leader al

, to name _ cummings the likes of mcallister, to name some of the bigger names there that came _ nameer, his backroom staff and the sporting director all leave, they might— sporting director all leave, they might see the strategy change. i will think— might see the strategy change. i will think the owners still want to do deals— will think the owners still want to do deals quickly and early in windows. that's pretty much what they've _ windows. that's pretty much what they've always done since they bought — they've always done since they bought the club, but with the likes of virgit— bought the club, but with the likes of virgil van dyck already being asked _ of virgil van dyck already being asked what his future means in the post—klopp era, it's going to be very— post—klopp era, it's going to be very interesting how a new manager, whoever— very interesting how a new manager, whoever that will be at anfield will want to _ whoever that will be at anfield will want to go about signings in the summer— want to go about signings in the summer transfer, want to go about signings in the summ

we'll do similar to this, we'll work with property management. 1750 mcallister, correct? >> correct. >> and we will work with the elevator company and have conversations. >> he might be over-charging homerise. >> we'll take a look. >> you want this? >> yes, please. >> there you go. >> thank you bennett. >> there you go. >> thank you very much for coming in today. >> no problem. >> thank you. >> scott boner. >> hi. my name is scott boner a tenant at jfk towers next to henry in fact. i'm here with the same complaint about the tenant in apartment 1109. i have been in the building three years now and [indiscernible] since the beginning. in the beginning she was very friendly and all a sudden she just turned nastly, really nasty, and she's been like that. you say she is nuisance to others on the floor. somehow she thinks she is responsible for the garbage and recycling. there was one time a couple weeks ago she barged into my door with some cardboard left by the recycling complaining i wasn't doing a good job at recycling. there was time with her dogs problems with her dog is

. —— mcallister was.has become the latest data to voice concern about israel because my proposal to invade the city. rafah has become the last refuge for palestinians fleeing the bombardment elsewhere in gaza, which has been going on since the hamas attacks of october the 7th last year. hamas is designated a terror organisation by many western governments the uk. prime minister netanyahu has insisted that an evacuation plan for the city is being prepared. with the latest, here is jeremy prepared. with the latest, here isjeremy bowen. at the southern end of gaza, this is the heavily guarded border fence with egypt. for palestinian refugees, there is no further to go. laila abu mustafa fled here with her two daughters. getting on for 1.5 million palestinian civilians have been forced into southern gaza, living in dreadful conditions. now, israel says it will attack this area, claiming it will find a safe haven for civilians in one of the most dangerous places for them on earth. "every day," laila says, "we'

we'll do similar to this, we'll work with property management. 1750 mcallister, correct?rrect. >> and we will work with the elevator company and have conversations. >> he might be over-charging homerise. >> we'll take a look. >> you want this? >> yes, please. >> there you go. >> thank you bennett. >> there you go. >> thank you very much for coming in today. >> no problem. >> thank you. >> scott boner. >> hi. my name is scott boner a tenant at jfk towers next to henry in fact. i'm here with the same complaint about the tenant in apartment 1109. i have been in the building three years now and [indiscernible] since the beginning. in the beginning she was very friendly and all a sudden she just turned nastly, really nasty, and she's been like that. you say she is nuisance to others on the floor. somehow she thinks she is responsible for the garbage and recycling. there was one time a couple weeks ago she barged into my door with some cardboard left by the recycling complaining i wasn't doing a good job at recycling. there was time with her dogs problems with her dog is ongoin

my name is asante mcallister. i attend doctor martin luther king junior middle school, and i believe there should be a policy change in the way students are allowed to apply to low and soda high school. i live in oakland, california. that's where i've lived most of my life. all of my life. um, i've been going to school in s.f. usd since the sixth grade, three years and i believe that i should at least have a chance to apply to the soda and low without being denied. um both of my parents work in sfusd. my dad is a para educator and my mother is a teacher at my school and we come to san francisco and we support sfusd every day. so i believe i should at least have a chance to apply to low and soda. thank you . thank you. hi everybody. uh, my name is nico bremond. uh, i am a, uh, director of the teen program after school at collective impact. i'm here to talk about ali. i've been working with ali since 2016, when they first started. and uh, you know, one thing i will say is, um, ali is doing the work that needs to be