. >>> japanese company opens a new office and it is bringing in a lot of leaders in artificial intelligence and what it could mean for u.s. relations with japan. >>> good lou -- news for oakland, office spaces can be filled very soon. we are taking a look at the latest surge and demand and what it means for the city. >>> o.j. simpson as most of the world knew him was a controversial figure and did died today at 76 years old of cancer. since it became infamous in june 1994, images of his bronco were broadcast around the world. police had been pursuing him after the body of his wife nicole brown simpson and her friend were found at her home. the double murder trial that followed became known as the trial of the century. one of the first to be televised from start to finish. before that trial, o.j. simpson had been a sports hero and a football star from the bay area. >> o.j. simpson was a really popular , well-known and well-liked figure for a lot of americans prior to the murder trial. i think that is why the murder trial caught people off guard. >> o.j. simpson got a start in his hometown of

we have attracted a lot of new time officers. >> so we get a lot the academy, the academy, 6 months. >> when they get out levy academy coming to field training field training can be anywhere between 4 to 6 it would be impossible to get to one 15 unless we hired our laterals. and that's not who we've been attracting. we have been attracting brand new officers who i think they're committed to change and see an opportunity build a police department that that they can be. >> out of the community can be proud of and our leaders can be proud at times during the past 2 years. it's believed that up to half of the sworn staff members were placed on leave. >> while county and federal investigators corroborated bribery, misconduct and races, text messaging cases culminating in charges filed against several officers in january 2023, the mayor reported 98 sworn officers were on the fours and inflated number, though, because dozens were on leave. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the white house is condemning the arizona supreme court's abortion ban. the arizona supreme court ruled the state

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>> hearing incentive program that recruits new officers to the police academy are helping to rebuild andy ox once depleted sworn staff members as our kron philippe djegal reports. >> the antioch police department currently employs far below the number of sworn staff positions authorized by the city council mayor lamar hernandez. stark says the outlook is promising, especially now that many of the officers once placed on leave have been cleared to return to work to do the math. if everything goes right expose to go pretty soon. we'll have 95 officers and then we'll have more coming online that are that are that are waiting to go the academy. so that's going to be over 90 something officers pretty soon. the city has authorized 115 sworn positions for the police department. >> today interim chief brian addington confirms there are 80 on active duty. >> 39 work patrols just one less than the mayor's goal. 6 cadets are currently in the economy. 7 more are slated to join the academy this month. and mayor hernandez thorpe says he's $30,000 signing bonus program extended by the city council

we have attracted a lot of new time officers. lot in the county, the academy, 6 months. >> when they get off leading candidate coming to field training field training can be anywhere between 4 to 6 it would be impossible to get to one 15 unless we hired laterals. and that's not who we've been attracting. we have been attracting brand new officers who i think they're committed to change and see an opportunity build a police department that that they can >> out of the community can be proud of and our leaders can be proud at times during the past 2 years. it's believed that up to half of the sworn staff members were placed on leave. >> while county and federal investigators corroborated bribery, misconduct and races, text messaging cases culminating in charges filed against several officers in january 2023, the mayor reported 98 sworn officers were on the force and inflated number, though, because dozens were on leave. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> we're getting new details now about san jose's 13th traffic death of the year

one of these new products is digital. new office generation, it is similar to an atm, but there is only replaces an entire bank branch, it can be placed in any hard-to-reach point, as long as there is electricity and the internet. the operator raises the video link, you scan your passport, it identifies you and absolutely any operation, there is a printer, you can sign any document, this device can issue a card, you can practically become a new client. another promising development is hector. this is a drone designed for agriculture. this agricultural drone is capable of carrying a payload of 40 liters, that is. a drone can cover 18 hectares of area within an hour; we have exactly the same development with a larger tank, which is 200 liters. all this arouses great interest; they often say that it’s the east. subtle, but this is not the case when something is torn there; russia’s cooperation with the countries of central asia is proof of this. anatoly lazarev, vyacheslav amilyutin, olga merkulova, oleg smolkov. first channel tashkent. now there are floods, the tyumen region in the city o

we have attracted a lot of new time officers.> when they get off leading candidate coming to field training field training can be anywhere between 4 to 6 it would be impossible to get to one 15 unless we hired laterals. and that's not who we've been attracting. we have been attracting brand new officers who i think they're committed to change and see an opportunity build a police department that that they can >> out of the community can be proud of and our leaders can be proud at times during the past 2 years. it's believed that up to half of the sworn staff members were placed on leave. >> while county and federal investigators corroborated bribery, misconduct and races, text messaging cases culminating in charges filed against several officers in january 2023, the mayor reported 98 sworn officers were on the force and inflated number, though, because dozens were on leave. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> thank you. fully 10. 41 the time. here's something you don't see every day. a house floating on the bay. there it two-sto

and in fact, if you want to host meetings i know supervisor dorsey said this is going to be his new office. why work in city hall, when you can work at salu hall? that is my goal. [applause] from baked goods to eat yourself or take back to the office, from food you want to purchase and eat at lunch or take home later for your family, and then if you want to go shop at ikea and pick up a few items, maybe couple glasses after breaking all your glasses because you are clumpsy, whatever the case is, the options are here and the options are endless. i'm excited about being here today and i really want to thank inca for just really believing in san francisco. for investing in san francisco. [applause] and for bringing joy to san francisco. people are trying to write a different story of our city and yes, like any major city, we have challenges, who doesn't have challenges? had just like our family, we have challenges, but you know what we see outside, clean streets. you know what we see outside, urban alchemy and others we see safe streets, we see opportunities, we see change and sunshineing and

we have attracted a lot of new time officers. the academy, the academy, 6 months. >> when they get out lead, the academy coming to field training field training can be anywhere between 4 to 6 it would be impossible to get to one 15 unless we hired our laterals. and that's not who we've been attracting. we have been attracting brand new officers who i think they're committed to change and see an opportunity build a police department that that they can be. >> out of the community can be proud of and our leaders can be proud at times during the past 2 years. it's believed that up to half of the sworn staff members were placed on leave. >> while county and federal investigators corroborated bribery, misconduct and races, text messaging cases culminating in charges filed against several officers in january 2023, the mayor reported 98 sworn officers were on the force and inflated number, though, because dozens were on leave. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> well, 7.33, is the time and we're getting some new details now about san jo

sonali: what happened to these offices as new offices are being added to the market?n you cover the investing landscape, are these left for dead? >> a lot of developers in the city are going to have to rethink how to repurpose some of these buildings. that have been talking about conversions. but all the buildings are conducive to conversions. in many ways it might be a slow process of renovating once these big skyscrapers that are newly built are leased up, maybe that will lead to more demand for the smaller buildings where maybe not the top finance companies can afford to pay the high rents for. sonali: very hot topic. the real estate market as well as the future of new york. that does it for bloomberg markets. a quick check on the markets because we have had an s&p 500 trying to break back into the green. a lot of crosscurrents, yields all the move higher. for 97 above that mark on the two year yield. stick with us through the close. a lot of news ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ startin is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant, that's a different story. wit

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new foreign office figures reveal that more than a quarter a major review has found that children areng let down by weak evidence around treatment. new foreign office figures reveal that more than a quarter of all uk overseas aid — some £45 billion — was spent last year on asylum costs at home. and with just over 100 days to go until the paris olympics, the river seine water could be unsafe for athletes. let mejust bring let me just bring you some breaking news that has come in in the last few seconds, imported news being reported by reuters. they report that three sons of the hamas leader have been killed in israeli air strikes in gaza. that has come from a hamas affiliated news agency. the leader has been based in qatar, but they are quoting the hamas affiliated news agency on the ground, saying that three sons of the hamas leader have been killed in an israeli air strike in gaza. so thatis an israeli air strike in gaza. so that is significant. we will try to find out more details on that in the coming minutes. sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's chetan.

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drivers from riders, and also a crackdown on discrimination at california public schools. >> the new officehat would investigate complaints with our new grocery outlet app, you can see the store's inventory. so you guys really have mangoes in stock? yup. what about frozen pizza? here they are. fresh salmon. too easy. coffee? yup. a pepper spray. employees has been arrested. police say that james bell walked into the ross store on conn on ko dve in san mateo saturday and stole about $1,000 worth of merchandise. employees told police he threated t pepper spray them before driving off. wh police caught up with the suspect, they say he was driving recklessly on highway 92. after a short chase, bell hit a guardrail and was ejected from the vehicle. we're told he is okay and is now in jail along the peninsula. >> sam trans is enacting new safety measures to protect its drivers, as ktvu jesse gary reports tonight, it comes as drivers face an increasing number of threats from riders. >> sam trans bills itself as the peninsula's public transit connector, but increasingly it's bus operators are targe

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deamonte white new officer eyer. as the police officer who inspired him to serve. >> endanger strikes just like any other officer come he's going to get out there appeared to be due today, remnants of the chaos remain. the house partially destroyed and covered in bullet holes. and a solemn procession carrying the fallen to the resting place. >> the last few days have... it's just been very tough. >> i got to tell you, it was moving in that room when she jennings was remembering his friend. the chief was just with officer eyer when he awarded him as officer of the month for april appeared and norah come he leaves behind a wife and a 3-year-old boy. >> norah: it is just devastating. dave malkoff, thank you so much. the u.s. may soon welcome some palestinians from gaza as refugees. cbs news has obtained internal documents showing senior biden administration officials have discussed several options for resettling a small number of gaza residents. it would include those who have immediate family members who are u.s. citize

>> joining me former, new york city police commissioner, thank you a true heartbreak what happened to nypd officer diller your reaction. >> always gut-wrenching the eulogy by mrs. diller unfortunately seems to fall on deaf ears in new york as far as skruns the state legislature is concerned, they do things made with enemy people of new york and enemy put in silly laws meant to hamspring the police officers there is no discussion about change here they don't want to do it because -- both parties veto-proof they can do it say we're doing it because we can do it, i wish there was light at the end of the tunnel i don't see it. maria: diller's alleged murderer repeat offender over and over again 21 previous arrests five year prin stayed on record a man fatally pushed a stranger on subway traction last week also repeat offender officers say that attack was totally unprovoked, the fact we keep seeing the same thing happen over and over again, by people who faced very little or no consequences. for repeated offenses. >> you are right you are absolutely right. all no, he consequences, remember three strike

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it's a new office building on the santana row site. construction was finished in 2022 on the 13-acre commercial campus, which is north of the landmark winchester mystery house. the traction is a big win for the neighborhood. real estate executives point to the restaurants, shops, housing, entertainment and hotels as they work to attract new tenants in what is a tough office space market. >>> san francisco are celebrating the renovation of a pair of residential hotels with a long history of providing shelter in the tenderloin. today mayor breed cut the ribbon signaling the restoration of the historic ritz and ambassador hotels. the two residential hotels provide housing for 220 people. the ambassador was once known as the only hotel in the city that would take in those with hiv and aids during the early days of that crisis. today the building run by the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation remains a safe place for those in need. >> a lot of folks who come to the tenderloin who are on their way out. a lot of folks are on their

i'll just see we're news offices were hit by us and we saw a tax in 2001 in afghanistan and it's h q was in hits again to use a to buy the us off to the invasion of a rock. but the us and u. k. ministers describing its work as propaganda. then in 2021, the idea of slacking the building garza that housed multiple international media organizations. these are extreme cases, but there's a patent emerging of dismissing or silencing the work of doing less snow. considered credible, find the west, and it's still going on nearly shut to the east russian today and split next did not behave as representatives of the present journalists and behaved as representatives of influence in propaganda. lane propaganda no more, no less in another unprecedented step. and we will bend in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state owned russia to day and split nick, as well as they have subsidiaries, will no longer be able to spread the lies to justify fourteen's war and to subdivision in our union. in recent years, all see has been on the receiving end of such allegations taken off at and yo

the new office that will investigate complaints. >> from ktvu, fox two news. is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's tuesday april 9th. back over to steve paulson. what should we know about our weather. >> haven't you haven't i said it already. >> well some people might just be joining us. >> oh if that's true. sunny and warmer. how's that? yes. it'll be nice today. 40s on the stamps here with a few low 50s. but it's going to be a day where temps continue to march northward and we'll see some mid 70s. and i think tomorrow we'll get some 80s on the temps. not as much of a breeze, but it's still slightly offshore. so here comes the sun. it is severe, clear and wall to wall sunshine today equals temperatures above average. haven't said that too much, but today and tomorrow it will definitely be one of those days. all right. sal is here. and so far so good. unless something new happened. >> yeah, so far, so good. on the freeways and on the long and win

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very slippery slope with more high profile incidence of media offices being targeted, audra 0 news offices were hit by us and we sell attacks in 2001 in afghanistan is huge, q was in which again, she is a to buy the us off to the invasion of a rock, but the us and u. k. ministers describing its work as propaganda. then in 2021, the idea flocking to building garza that housed multiple international media organizations. these are extreme cases, but there's a patent emerging of dismissing or silencing the work of doing less snow, considered credible, find the west and it's still going on me alicia to the east russian today and split next did not behave as representatives of the present journalists and behaved as representatives of influence in propaganda. lang, propaganda. no more, no less. i go on in another unprecedented step. we will ben in the european union, the kremlin media machine, to the state on russia to day and split, sneak as well as they have subsidiaries. will no longer be able to spread the lies to justify fourteen's war and to subdivision in our union. in recent years, all se

continues in the area around the motorcycle plant, plans to accommodate about a hundred in new industrial office buildings most of the residents of the city technopark are planning to graduate this year. pseudo-aid to the kiev regime has significantly depleted the weapons reserves of the west; in order to make up for the deficit, they are trying to somehow increase military production. so it became known that in romania, after fifteen years of mothballing , the arsenal factory for the production of artillery guns with a caliber of 152 mm will be restarted. among other things, they are now planning to produce howitzers in reshitsa. the media clarifies that this is the last time. kholya on march 22 claimed the lives of more than 140 people, over 550 citizens were injured. how did zelensky cancel the presidential elections, why are the arguments sewn with white threads? usurpation of power under the guise of military operations, as they spit on the constitution and ordinary ukrainians. when an actor's mandate ends, why are even the most loyal friends thrown out of the team? understandable to politi

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in fact, if you want to host meetings, i know supervisor dorsey said this is going to be his new office. why work in city hall when you can work at saluhall. >> an on-site cooking school will offer classes on things like nordic baking and knife skills. it is ikea after all. >>> let's take a live look outside on this thursday. in the city, a beautiful sunset. nice and warm today for most of the bay ar. that's geaoi >>> hey, everyone. if you're looking for a beautiful hidden gem in the bay area, look no further than this japanese garden in san mateo. it is gorgeous here. i've got the mayor with me. what makes this place so magical? >> this is a place for peace and serenity. we have people of all generations coming and enjoying our koi fish and our turtles and our streams and pathways. >> you really do feel a sense of calm here. and this has a special connection with japan? >> this entire garden came about through the contribution of our japanese american community and our sister city in japan. this year marks the 60th anniversary marking that friendship. >> i love it. well, come and enjoy

. >> some breaking news charges are going to be filed against the man who attacked an officer who was providing security for san jose mayor matt mahan. this happened tuesday when our crew was interviewing the mayor. police say 35 year-old wesley pollard got into a scuffle with the officer who is in plain clothing wearing a suit there. the officer was assigned to the mayor's security detail and the city says he tried to de-escalate the situation several times. but the altercation continued pollard is now facing both misdemeanor and felony charges. he is set to be arraigned tomorrow. for the first time since october. we got the first glimpse of a berkeley native who was kidnapped by hamas during their attack on israel in october. take a look. 23 year-old here. hersh goldberg-polin experts say it appears he's being forced to speak in the video is he blames the israeli government for neglecting the hostages for 200 days. goldberg-polin is missing his left hand and part of his arm reportedly from hamas grenades tossed into the shelter where he was. his parents posted a video online address

opportunity to get somebody to help. >> they need. >> crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news, and the alameda county district attorney's officennouncing new charges against a man accused of hitting and killing a pedestrian, 73 year old amelia martinez roa was hit while walking in a crosswalk. >> this was along international boulevard back in 2022. prosecutors say that she was hit by that white hummer that then drove away afterwards. jose perez has been charged with one count of vehicular manslaughter, with gross negligence and one count of hit and run. an arraignment for perez is set for april 25th. >> tonight. we are continuing to follow a major development in the case of a san pablo man arrested and charged with the murders of his wife and mother in law. >> the mother in law's remains have been found, but as ktvu s henry lee tells us tonight, further investigation is needed. needed to strengthen the case against the suspect. >> this is a big development in this. in this case, a major break in a double homicide investigation by the san pablo police department, a body found in the oakland estuary last fall , now confirmed to

officers serving a warrant at a home in charlotte, north carolina. this new video tonight showing that neighborhood, what ma say looked like a war zone. officers taking shelter behind a vehicle, exchanging gunfire with a heavily armed suspect next door. other officers approaching through neighboring yards. an armored vehicle driving on lawns, taking one of the wounded officers to try to get them help. tonight here, the faces of the fallen officers. 14-year veterans of the department of dumadult correcti. one leaves behind a wife and four children. joshua eyer, just last week, honored as officer of the month. faith abubey is in shcharlotte r us tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the dramatic new video showing the suburban charlotte neighborhood turn into a war zone. a tense standoff with a convicted felon that left four officers, including a u.s. marshal, dead, and four others wounded. the officers seen taking cover behind vehicles as they exchanged a barrage of gunfire with the heavily armed suspect. officials say, around 1:30 monday afternoon, members of a u.s.

.: the news office is working, we are monitoring what is happening in ukraine and the world. definitely tell you about the most important main events in the next issue, then at the meeting with you, dear viewers, mykola veresen is already waiting, until... good health, ladies and gentlemen, annaeva is really right, i was waiting for you and i waited for you , thank god, 5:10 p.m., saturday, and we for two hours we will talk with you about ukraine, and about the united states, and about the netherlands, namely about gaga, there is such a town, it is really small in the netherlands, and about turkey, about israel, about russia, well, but ukraine above all, therefore, let's start with the situation on the fronts, with the military situation oleksandr kovalenko, the military... the group's political observer, the information resistance has already appeared before us. thank you, mr. oleksandr, for finding time for us. thank you very much. well, look, the enemy attacked ukraine with drones, missiles, aerial bombs, cabs, modernized cabs, well, you can tell me what they are and why t

yesterday we showed you how san francisco's 9-1-1, dispatchers are now working in a brand-new office. >> they're still relying on a computer system, though. that's well past its sell date has first in kerman tells us tonight, did that led to an outage that for city workers to scramble to keep the system up and running? >> this is san francisco's new 9-1-1, dispatch center. it's official opening and ribbon cutting was wednesday. but on thursday, the center's antiquated computer system that dispatches rely on went down. what happened this morning is we had it what we call a cad outage where we had a failure had our computer aided dispatch went san francisco's computer, aided dispatch system or cad allows those taking 9-1-1. calls to take incoming information into a computer which police and fire dispatch is in another part of the 9-1-1 center. can see and send help immediately when the system went down at 05:00am. that automatic communication had to be done manually, meaning notes had to be written down and then physically handed to tho appropriate dispatcher to send help and something

the chamber of commerce is now the first entity to lease a new multi-use office space here are some renderingsthe new headquarters for the yes sf initiative. it's located at bush and montgomery. it's a partnership between the chamber, deloitte, salesforce, the world economic forum and citibank. the space will be able to host events and will also have a red bay coffee shop. rodney fong, the ceo of the city's chamber of commerce, explained larger goals for the new office. >> we invite people to come by and use it. it's really sort of a community space for us all. and so activating, you know, all of the great things that happen on the 15th floor, 16th floor. in the past, we really hadn't been able to see that kind of technology, that sort of innovation. and so now having a brick and mortar store, the chamber of commerce is really able to showcase what's happening in the downtown of san francisco. >> this is the result of legislation passed last year that allows downtown office spaces to be on the ground floor only if it's paired with retail, food and beverage or entertainment use. >> it was a nig

news. multiple officers shot in charltte. >> shots fire at officers. two down. night, the new information cming in after at least three members of law enforcement are killed while serving a warrant. >> it sounded like world war iii. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening. i'm norah o'donnell, and thank you for being with us. we're going to begin with that breaking news. a deadly attack on federal and local law enforcement officers in charlotte, north carolina. as we come on the air, the fbi is now among multiple law enforcement agencies at the scene of a suburban home where three members of a u.s. marshal task fce were killed and five others injured while executing a fugitive warrant. we are just learning that arrest warrant was for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and two occupants of that house are now being questioned. there were reports that as many as 100 shots rang out in the neighborhood. this is the latest ambush attack on law enforcement officers following a similar incident last night in kenner, louisiana, where th

says the department now is fully staffed with parking control officers for the first time since before the pandemic. >> we're learning newnformation about the google employees who staged a protest inside company offices, and we'll tell you how many people have now been fired. plus and the way the program is designed, you know, it's we're not enforcement agents. >> it's not threatening. we come offering things, we'll take an inside look at a team in oakland now responding to non-emergency calls. >> what kind of 911 reports they're responding to. and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu.com/email. sign up for the daily service i hope it sticks. >> a sting operation near where a family of four was killed at a bus stop in san francisco. we hear from more people in the city's west portal neighborhood about what's needed to keep people safe and efforts to block arizona's controversial abortion ban have failed. now, the attempt to put the decision in the hands of the voters. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morn

we have attracted a lot of new time officers. so we get a lot the academy, the academy, 6 months. >> when they get off of leading candidate coming to field training field training can be anywhere between-4 to 6 it would be impossible to get to one 15 unless we hired laterals. and that's not who we've been attracting. we have been attracting brand new officers who i think they're committed to change and see an opportunity to get the bill, the police department that that they can be. >> out of the community can be proud of and our leaders can be proud at times during the past 2 years. it's believed that up to half of the sworn staff members were placed on leave. >> while county and federal investigators corroborated bribery, misconduct and races, text messaging cases culminating in charges filed against several officers in january 2023, the mayor reported 98 sworn officers were on the force and inflated number, though, because dozens were on leave. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> let's check in on our forecast now as we take a

they will build new offices and locker rooms, a project that could cost around $77 million. >> the priorityhat the needs of the community are met. >> mike heaney is head of the group that represents a lot of the programs using the pool. he says the city needs to build a new one, not just to replace the old one, but to also turn it into one of the top aquatic centers in the bay area. well there's a huge need for facilities that can host competition. >> there are few and far between believe it or not, most of the facilities in the bay area are older facilities. >> no one from the city was available to do an interview, but they did tell me this old pool has to go. they're spending way too much money to maintain it, and the best thing they could do now is to build a new one, heaney says. about 300,000 people use it each year, he says. not only would the new design support those currently swimming, it could bring more people to the pool. >> this facility would be able to host usa swimming meets, united states masters swimming meets. >> if the council approves this plan, they will begin drawing m

we have two big offices in london and new york. london is our biggest office with about 120 staff. 0 staff. the strategies for both offices differ. we do fixed income already. roughly two thirds of our dealing is done through london. in the letter office, -- in new york, it is pre-must focused on if a structure, private debt and private equity. that has been a key area of growth in recent years. is that still the case? is there still where you see the best growth in the best opportunities? >> we think that now is a better chance to put money into the private market than two or three years ago. there was a massive amount of capital going in. that is a much better time to invest. you're moving at a pretty glacial pace. chris we had our then, soft landing and now potentially no landing which keeps on going. people will just to the expectations. inflation is falling. growth has held up much better than people anticipated. i think central banks are starting to eat. there were the policy may be too tight. it will be dictated as always by what the data is. senator vance will delay easing.

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. >> the legislation also calls for a new office in the california department of technology that would be responsible for ai regulation and enforcement. some tech companies and trade groups have concerns about this legislation. as you might imagine. they say it could hamper innovation. new developments as we look live from oakland international airport, there's been a lot of controversy surrounding its proposed name change. we've been talking about that this week. the metropolitan oakland international airport wants to change its formal name to san francisco bay oakland international airport. sfo officials say this is going to cause confusion among travelers. however, several east bay business group representatives are saying tonight that they support this name change. visit oakland released a statement in part that says, quote, this change will increase online search visibility for oakland and in turn bring more visitors to oakland port commissioners will vote on the proposed name modification on april 11th. all right. still to come, california isn't taking our wet winter for granted.

a widely seen is directly targeting alger 0. enables the prime minister to buy and a foreign news officer. david is considered home for the national security. and the equipment and belonging to the organization can also be seized and the washington did express. some concern at the move, and i'll say if we just with, with respect to l to 0, obviously we, you know, i think it's well known that we've not always agreed with all of alex's years coverage, but it's a new organization that we engage with. what we will continue to make clear is that we support the work that the free pressed us just disrupt blue that a media organizations becomes the target of, of the, of the regular become part of the target some of the score. so with respect to targeting it, i mean targeting, in a sense not, not through a law passed by condensing, but i think with respect to potential military targeting, israel has said very clearly that that's not what they have done. obviously, that would be incredibly inappropriate. it is, it is true if it is true, a move like this is concerning. we believe in the freedom of t