according to the mercury news, among the asks, the union wants 24% in pay increases over three years. vta's most recent offer was 9% over the next three years. the amalgamated transit union represents about 1500 bus and light rail operators and other workers, and members did vote in favor of a strike. and the union also got the green light from the south bay labor council, so they may not be a strike today. however, it does appear that a strike may be looming in san jose. kris sanchez today in the bay. all right. certainly i know, chris. you'll stay on top of that. and we will too. thank you. well, happening today, hundreds of north bay students set to go back to class after their campus was vandalized so bad administrators had to cancel class. the break-in happened early yesterday morning at john reed elementary in rohnert park. vandals damaged 20 classrooms. reed elementary hasn't given specific details on the damage, but school officials expect the repairs to be costly. they're also now looking into more security options. police are still looking for the people who did it. let's ta

and customs enforcement officials have not responded to abc7's request for comment, but told the mercury news we can confirm that ice is exploring all options to meet its current and future detention requirements amid a significant number of criminal arrests. those arrests are part of a nationwide immigration crackdown by the trump administration. >> we can say the issue is urgent. things could happen very quickly, and we know concretely that ice has toured this facility more than once. >> immigrants are welcome here. no hate, no hate. >> activists say they plan more protests in the future. in dublin. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> protests were held at national parks across the country, including three here in california, this one at golden gate national recreation area in san francisco. hundreds of demonstrators made signs at the presidio, then marched to fort mason. it's part of a grassroots protest to save the country's public lands and protect civil servants. there were similar demonstrations at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond and at yosemite national park. organizers calli

that's according to the mercury news.r the feds raided the home of san leandro city council member brian azevedo back in january. he is a known associate of the duong family. local business leaders, who have backed political candidates across the bay area. investigators indicted andy duong and his father david in january, accusing them of bribing oakland mayor thao and her romantic partner andre jones. prosecutors say tao and jones accepted money from the wongs in exchange for handpicking city officials, and promising to get them city contracts. all four are due back in court next month. we should note azevedo has not been charged in this alleged scheme. across the nation, thousands rallied and protested on this international women's day. as nbc bay area's marianne favro reports, hundreds gathered in san francisco and san jose to support women and push back against actions of the trump administration. woman's voice is fired up and fighting back. hundreds of people descended on union square. fighting for women's rights on

today, he doubled down on his message, writing an op ed in the mercury news now. advocates for the unhoused say mayor mahan's proposal criminalizes homelessness. it's horrible. i think it's criminalization. all these people living here. he's saying people don't want to get inside. that's not true. okay. he's saying, and he is right here. masai mayor matt mahan from san jose. thanks for being with us. by your estimation, mr. mayor, or internal polling, how many people in san jose want this type of plan to crack back on homelessness on the streets? anecdotally, the response from the community has been overwhelmingly positive. i don't know if it's 80 or 90%, but i've had people come up to me on the streets over the last 24 hours and say, thank you so much for speaking up. the reality is, the taxpayers of san jose are meeting their responsibility to our homeless neighbors. we are more than doubling shelter. we're putting tens of millions of dollars of taxpayer money into building over 1000 new units. these are rooms with a door that locks ensuite bathroom in the site

ordered city officials to hand over records related to the duong family that, according to the mercury news. this development comes after the feds raided the home of a san leandro city council member, brian azevedo, back in january. he is a known associate of the duong family. now you may remember a father and son, david and andy duong were indicted in january alongside former mayor thao and her romantic partner andre jones. the father and son are accused of working with an accomplice to bribe tao into handpicking city officials that would give them access to city contracts. well, now, san leandro city officials must turn over records pertaining to the duong family and any contracts they have with the city. a brand new, earlier education campus in san francisco is honoring a farm worker, labor leader and helping move the bay area forward. the center is named for helen chavez, the wife of cesar chavez. today's opening celebration featured a mariachi band, tours of the center, and family activities. several of helen and cesar chavez's children came for the ribbon cutting. they say they are th

the mercury news reports the san jose earthquakes are working on a plan to host 15 shows at the park each year. it would mean amending the permits for this venue. this is all happening just as south bay leaders are getting ready to host several high profile sporting events next year, including, of course, super bowl 60 and world cup matches, which will be taking place at levi's stadium. okay, let's get a check of our forecast. the weekend was spectacular. today it was a little bit gloomy, but no showers. i feel things are changing and everybody thinking we're in spring mode, right? we had upper 60s throughout the weekend, still upper 60s outside right now. and we'll have one more of these days before big changes roll in as we head towards wednesday. the potential of some heavy rain at times wednesday, gusty wind, thunderstorms, hail and a chance of snow on the higher peaks around the bay area. so back into full winter mode as we head towards the middle part of the week. which means tomorrow is the last day without rain chances ahead in that 7-day forecast. we wake up to temperatures

san josé podría tener muy pronto un nuevo espacio para conciertos, según informa mercury news.ias telemundo. mediodÍa. el presidente de intensifica su guerra comercial. duplica los aranceles que habÍa anunciado sobre el acero

according to the mercury news, nephi aims to treat kids with acute allergic reaction to an antigen like a bee sting, some foreign food, some foods, foreign substances and medications. that reaction sends an estimated 30,000 people to the emergency room each year. all right, monsters, paws up. lady gaga's new album officially out. abracadabra. abra una na. in her tongue. she lived there for love tonight. the multi-talented performer has a big gig coming up this weekend, and that's the reason why you want to keep it right here on nbc bay area. more when i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] not only is lady gaga celebrating the release of her new album, but she

san josé podría tener muy pronto un nuevo espacio para conciertos, según informa mercury news.s earthquakes de san josé están trabajando en un plan para realizar 15 conciertos al año en paypal park, lo cual supondría modificar los permisos del recinto. todo esto ocurre mientras la ciudad se prepara para acoger varios eventos deportivos de alto nivel el año que viene, como es el super bowl y la copa mundial de la fifa. y si no ha estado en ese estadio es muy, muy bonito, con una vista maravillosa, con los aviones >> hoy es martes 11 de marzo. estos son los titulares en noticias telemundo. mediodÍa. el presidente de intensifica su guerra comercial. duplica los aranceles que habÍa anunciado sobre el acero y el aluminio canadiense y los deja en el 50%. mientras wall street arrancaba la jornada hundiÉndose aÚn mÁs. se cumplen hoy cinco aÑos desde la pandemia del covid 19. mÁs de 7 millones de personas murieron. actualmente, uno de cada 20 adultos vive con covid prolongado en estados unidos. >> lo mataron y hoy se van a ver las buenas. >> arranca en buenos aires el juicio contra el e

and customs enforcement officials have not responded to abc7's reqt for comment, but told the mercury news we can confirm that ice is exploring all options to meet its current and future detention requirements amid a significant number of criminal arrests. those arrests are part. >> transgender rights were the issue of the day at protests in san francisco. numerous executive orders have targeted the community, and today they push back. as abc seven news reporter tara campbell found, the activists feel it's their duty to fight for everyone, not just those here in the bay area. >> trans people are welcome here. >> trans people are welcome here. >> in the heart of san francisco's historic transgender district. hundreds rallying saturday as the trump administration continues to take aim from attempts to ban gender affirming care for youth to eliminating all gender ideology terminology from federal government websites and applications. these rally goers refusing to be erased. >> as san franciscans and trans people who have the privilege of living here, it's our responsibility, i feel, to step u

customs enforcement officials have not responded to abc seven request for comment, but told the mercury newse can confirm that ice is exploring all options to meet its current and future detention requirements amid a significant number of criminal arrests. those arrests are part of a nationwide immigration crackdown by the trump administration. >> we can say the issue is urgent. things could happen very quickly, and we know concretely that ice has toured this facility more than once. >> immigrants are welcome here. no hate, no hate. >> activists say they plan more protests in the future. in dublin. cornell, bernard. abc seven news. >> a bird strike is being blamed for a fiery midair emergency landing for this fedex cargo plane. take a look. the plane had to make an emergency landing in new jersey after their bird strike caused an engine fire that could be seen from the ground. the plane landed at newark liberty international airport. thankfully, there were no reported injuries, and the fire on the cargo plane was contained to the engine. the emergency landing caused air traffic around the ai

customs enforcement officials have not responded to abc news request for comment, but told the mercury newsan confirm that ice is exploring all options to meet its current and future detention requirements amid a significant number of criminal arrests. those arrests are part of a nationwide immigration crackdown by the trump administration. >> we can say the issue is urgent. things could happen very quickly, and we know concretely that ice has toured this facility more than once. >> immigrants are welcome here. no hate, no hate. >> activists say they plan more protests in the future. in dublin. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> well, the new park on san francisco's great highway is now set to open on april 12th. local lawmakers and recreation and parks crews made it official. the two mile park will be located between lincoln way and sloat boulevard. it was approved by voters on proposition k back in november. now it needs to be named. the public will vote in a contest to decide which name to use, and there's been more than 250 submissions, including the great parkway and the coastline. >>

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according to the mercury news, among the asks, the union wants 24% in pay increases over three years. vta most recent offer was 9% over three years. the amalgamated transit union represents about 1500 bus and light rail operators and otherer workers. members voted in favor of a strike, and the union got the green light from the south bay labor council, so there may not be a strike today, but definitely a strike seems to be looming in san jose. kris sanchez today in the bay. paulo, thank you so much, kris. a hayward police officer was at the right place at the right time and is now being hailed as a hero after saving a choking toddler. this video, posted by hayward police department, shows a distraught family running up to officer emilio gonzalez last month and handing him their limp 11 month old daughter. the officer grabbed the girl, put her on her stomach and hit her several times on the back, dislodging a rubber hair tie blocking her airway. she started to cry and her family reacted. they were very emotional. her father started hugging me. the baby was hugging me. i mean, it was. y

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politico, tom malinowski, a former new jersey democratic congressman, and brian lanza, former senior adviser to the trump-vance presidential campaign and partner at mercury public affairs. eli, i want to begin with you and this freeze tonight. what is really motivating it? i mean, is it really that he does not believe that the president of ukraine wants peace? or is he trying to make a point about. apologies? >> a lot of both of these things can be true. i think they were frustrated with zelenskyy and the way that he went about sort of lecturing and talking on about russia during the the meeting in the oval office on friday. and when i talked to people in the administration, they say, look, take the president at his word. he wants a peace deal. he sees a small window where russia, you can get russia to the table. and so they want zelenskyy to cool it, to get in line to take the minerals deal and to to show more of an openness to peace. now zelenskyy of course he's got russian troops bearing down in his country. they've been bombarding ukraine for three years. almost 20% of ukraine is currently occupied by russians. so you can understand why zelenskyy, if

mercurial attitude towards implementing his own agenda. but once the market opens, we hear that the president wants to put on new tariffs. i don't even know on who. and that's going to happen today. then some moronic money manager decides to sell billions of dollars worth of tech stocks and economically sensitive stocks at once while taking those proceeds and simultaneously using them to buy recession proof names. that's what you saw today. the companies that make toothpaste uncrustables goldfish. it's the kind of colossally stupid move that distorts the entire market and misleads everyone who's watching the ticker, not me. because i've done these trades, i've done these programs, and i saw it coming. nothing kills confidence, though, like the whippy nature of these trades combined with the fear of presidential pain. so you get something like the fabled cascade of selling that almost always marks a short term bottom. which is why i say breathe. because if you can't, this will be a total market for you. toto. as in, turn off the oxygen. and with that little explainer, why don't we see what's lurking in our game plan for n

news weekend's ongoing series, "hidden histories." >> over the course of her trailblazing career, chien shiung was known by a number of monikers. the first lady of physics, the queen of nuclear research, the chinese mercuryfluential consists of the 20th century. she changed our understanding of subatomic particles. at a time when it was rare to educate girls in china, she studied physics at national central university, graduating at the top of her class. with the financial support of her uncle, wu came to the u.s. and in 1940 earned her phd at the university of california berkeley. she couldn't find a research position at a university, so became a teacher. she was the first woman and princeton university's physical -- physics department. in 1944 she was asked to join the faculty of columbia university to become a senior scientist on the top secret manhattan project will stop the government's world war ii effort to develop an atomic weapon. her work primarily involve uranium enrichment and radiation detection. columbia, where she worked until retiring, was the site of her more significant work. a theoretical physicist asked her to come up with a way to test a theory on the behavior of subatomic particles.