newark was too afraid to even ask.y were so desperate to become a sister city with such an exotic hindu place they figured we are just going to agree to this and then celebrate. we will even name a little street cncht alassa to show other cities how woke we are. throw them a parade with the 20 other ethnic parades we host every summer. they will say yes to anything as long as money keeps flowing into their pockets and they look like global citizens. look how inclusive we are. we are sister cities with a hindu island newark shatters. as long as they do that. newark's mayor ross baraka can keep forgetting to disclose 400,000ness contributions. maybe not the cleanest mayor newark has ever had. oops, i didn't have time to disclose that donation. too busy tearing down a racist christopher columbus statue in the town square. that's right, they tore down a christopher columbus statue and now sister cities with a fake hindu nation. same city gave us cory booker. >> we are reaching out to cory booker to see what he thinks of th

so the newark signing ceremony what does he think newark is going to get out of this?ap. if you don't google it and if you do google it and google has never heard of it then you should be a little more skeptical. >> jesse: do you think money ask is the next step. >> yes. he is a con artist. we know is he a con artist because, one, is he running from the law. pretty engenius to set up your own nation to say you are immune from any prosecution. >> jesse: it does legitimize you. what does it say about the people that govern us or the people we elect that, you know, we used to have the best and the brightest. remember we always had the best and brightest leading this country and then what was that famous quote like i would rather be governed by the first 100 people open up in the phone book. but, i don't know, dana. i might not be governed by anybody. >> dana: well, this would lend to that theory. one, people are moving too fast and they want the easy thing. request comes. in you want to be friends? sure i will be friends with you. what do i have to do. fine i will do a le

cities like newark are not outliers. lead pipes are used in every single state. by overhauling our infrastructure, we can remove these dangerous components and eliminate the threat of lead contamination. my legislation would also clean up other contaminants as well including pfas forever chemicals. new jersey has some of the highest pfas levels in the country. and black, brown and low-income communities suffer disproportionately from this contamination. everyone, regardless of their race, their income or their zip code, deserves reliable water access. that's why in addition to cleaning up contamination my legislation would provide grants to low-income communities to stop water shutoffs due to unaffordable bills. with these long overdue investments, we can prevent further water shortages, protect our current supply and make emergencies like those in flint, jackson and newark a thing of the past. water is the essence of human life and as public servants, we must ensure that every family and every community has reliable access to it. so i urge this chamber to take u

. >>> the city of newark, new jersey celebrates women's history month by honoring famed abolitionist show you how next. bill loveless: i came to the lord at the age of about 42. dr. charles stanley has been so important in my life, just his teachings. one of the life principles is that brokenness is a requirement for god to use you greatly, is when you can become that conduit of what god wants to do through you to get to other people. it's just amazing of what god can do with you. ... (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what if there was a clear voice telling you exactly who jesus is? (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> finally tonight, harriet tubman, known as a conductor of the underground railroad, was honored with a new monument in a city square now bearing her name. cbs's elaine quijano was there. >

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. >> the city of newark is admitting it got scammed.ar, mayor ras baraka invited who he thought was the hindu nation of kailasa to city hall for a cultural trade agreement and to become sister cities. but it turns out, kailasa isn't a real nation, but rather the invention of a scam artist and fugitive who is from india who has been on the run since 2019. >> i have the immunity of non-prosecutable and immunity and protection of the adopted state. >> he was arrested there years earlier, accused of sexual assault charges by five women who say he abused them at a religious retreat. back in new jersey, a few days after this ceremony, the city says it realized it had been deceived, calling it, quote, "a regrettable incident." >> kal: jesus, newark! how can it entire city get catfished. not a single person realized that they never heard of this country before? not on a globe, not at the olympics, not as a stage in "street fighter?" if you can find it as a cuisine on grove pub, it is not a real country. there must have been so many red flags! t

a network of safe houses that led north, including this church in newark with hidden tunnels.site, visitors will learn tubman was also a spy in the union army and an advocate for women's rights and the elderly. the project was a city partnership supported by the audio entertainment company kat. why did audible want to be a part of this monument and be involved? >> because we knew we could give voice to the monument in ways that kids can stand in front of it and learn and really create, experience the depth of harriet tubman's almost century-long life. >> reporter: this designer placed a mosaic of tubman's face at eye level intentionally. >> you can look into her eyes and touch her face and connect to her humanity. could be your mother, your aunt, your grandmother. and in so doing be that much more inspired by her. >> well, that is the cbs weekend news for this sunday. i'm jericka duncan in new york. thanks for watching. have a good night. >> announcer: from cbs news bay area, this is the evening edition. >> this parking lot. now at 6:00, wave after wave of storms taking its to

. >>> the scare onboard a united flight taking off from newark. what was found in the bathroom. and the airport where it was landing temporarily closed to air traffic. >>> a third concert canceled for bruce springsteen. what they're saying tonight. >>> also news coming in this evening, two rockets landing at a u.s. base. >>> also, news on men and prostate cancer, the new guidance tonight. >>> and history made at the oscars. the michelle yeoh moment. tonight here, what you didn't see -- her mother. and jamie lee curtis and the images of her own parents, once nominated, too, after her moving acceptance. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here for another week. and we are tracking that nor'easter set to hit the northeast. dangerous winds, up to 65 miles per hour. heavy rain and snow. ginger zee is here. >>> but we do begin tonight with the collapse of those two u.s. banks. president biden taking emergency action to try to calm fears amid key questions tonight. how safe are other banks? and who is paying for this? president biden speaking just before the stock marke

and in so doing be that much more inspired by her. >> reporter: elaine quijano, cbs news, newark, newnews" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs mornings." and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm robert costa. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm matt pieper in new york. president biden says that this morning he will address the banking crisis. this as two banks have now failed within a matter of days. the federal reserve says all deposit accounts at both institutions, silicon valley bank and signature bank in new york, will be guaranteed. >>> south korean and american troops begin 11 days of joint military drills. they come just as north korea test-fired two strategic cruise missiles from a submarine. >>> and at the oscars "everything everywhere all at once" wins the night's big award, best picture. the film won seven oscars in all, including best actress for michelle yeoh, the first asian woman to win that category. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or

and in so doing be that much more inspired by her. >> reporter: elaine quijano, cbs news, newark, new reporting from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm jericka duncan. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm matt pieper in new york. overnight protests in israel as thousands take to the streets after prime minister benjamin netanyahu fired his defense minister for challenging his plan to overhaul the israeli judicial system. the u.s. national security council says it is deeply concerned. >>> federal regulators will testify before congress tomorrow about the recent string of bank failures. representatives from the fdic, the treasury department and the federal reserve could be asked what led to the recent demise of three u.s. banks and why they did not see it coming. >>> and on the hardwood the ncaa final four is set. san diego state will play florida atlantic as miami faces off against uconn saturday in houston. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> it's monday, march 27th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning new

american historian , political scientist, professor of political science at the university rudgers in newarknew jersey good night, mr. alexander, we have a night and you have an evening. yes, thank you, thank you for the invitation and i congratulate you too . thank you for joining us. we want to compare the politics of two outstanding american presidents, reagan and biden. in your opinion , do they have anything in common? if there is what exactly, and then there are certain common things, there are quite a lot of such unrelated things, well, one and the other understood that there is a threat to the world, and this threat consists , well, in the soviet union and communism, so that understanding words for this is the russian federation and specifically putin himself. so there is a certain similarity here, both of them were ready to mobilize europe and , if possible, the whole world in this struggle against the soviet union, against communism from the side of reagan and against russia and the russian federation , and then from the side of biden himself so here there is such a rather respecta

nancy chen, cbs news, newark. >> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. the news continues. for others check back later for "cbs mornings" and follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from the nation's capital i'm margaret brennan. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm serena marshall in washington. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell has been hospitalized after falling at a private dinner in washington. according to his spokesman the 81-year-old tripped and has been admitted to the hospital, where he is receiving treatment. >>> the ceo of norfolk southern is expected to apologize later today before a senate committee. alan shaw will testify following two recent derailments including one that caused the evacuation of thousands of people in east palestine, ohio. >>> and president biden will unveil his proposed budget in philadelphia today. it aims to cut 3'll trillion over the next decade. but his spending proposals and th unlikely to pass the house or senate. for more news download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm serena mar

pictures here from newark where trees came down near home. sand railroad tracks there and trees down just about everywhere. i take a look at this >> the tree came down. also, this is union city, a drone video of the mask. there. yeah. here to soak it all in our kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow the winds are really the problem right now. yeah, very intense. we're talking about that low approaching very closely. the bay area last night and it didn't move right through mendocino just to our north because it was so close to created really a really tight pressure gradient. so those winds have been whipping all around the bay area today. and we've seen some of those gusts, 80, some even some 90 mile an hour gust. >> across some of our local mountains of this where we sit right now, you're still sees a very blustery winds are real chance more. these trees coming down, more power outages around the bay area. corte madera. you're blowing a 27 miles an hour right now. canfield. 25 to 30 in timber, amir beach at 24 miles an hour. richmond hav

nancy chen, cbs news, newark. >> margaret: and that is tonight's "cbs evening news."ll recover from earlier storm damage. but some say this time they are better prepared. >> i got my generator and i got my gas. and yeah. i'm pretty well prepared for it. >> 24 hours until now, that heavy rain will be moving into the bay area with snow for the high sierra. i'm tracking it all in the first alert forecast. >>> and right now on the north bay, students are mobilizing once again to call attention to their own safety after a deadly stabbing on campus. this time, they are taking aim at the school board. all this comes as we learn of another incident of a weapon on campus. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> and good evening to you. the bay area bracing for another atmospheric river. it is clear skies outside right now. but by this time tomorrow, we will see heavy downpours. reminiscent of what we saw back in january. from contra costa county to san francisco to san jose, people were stocking up on sandbags to protect their homes from potential flooding. >>

the first friday of ramadan, a holy month for muslims, and tonight one group held a celebration in newark. as ktvu lamanna computers tells us california attorney general rob bonta was on hand to denounce a recent spike in the number of hate crimes against the muslim community. we are in a state that is not the immune to hate. to attach to explain to them that hate products on the first friday of ramadan state attorney rob bonta spoke to muslim democrats and friends, obey area political action committee and others in the muslim community at marin restaurant in newark been working in this space to address racial injustice. we created the racial justice bureau in the california department of justice, first of its kind. to take on the forces of hate to make sure that people aren't being attacked because of who they are, where they're from how they look how they pray. according to mdf. muslims are the second most targeted group for religious based hate crimes in california, and they say post 9 11. incidents of hate against muslims have continued to grows time all communities come together to f

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and i know his work for newark and the people of new jersey will be missed. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: this past friday in savannah, georgia, we celebrated st. patrick's day with 4,000 people. and today, i rise to highlight the efforts that have been made by georgia's southern university to strengthen the u.s.-irish relations. in 2019, the university established a learning center. it allows students to study abroad in ireland and take classes and experience the culture and examine the culture between savannah, gley and ireland. efforts have strengthened the economy. irish research and teaching have led to the savannah economic authority to select savannah for delegations. the initiative helps the an irish manufacturer of surveying tools and broad-based for the savan

ktvu lamonica peters is in newark after attending a ramadan celebration this evening.a one state official was there and said he wants to provide support for the muslim community. yes julie. that's right. he's told us that he came here to support muslims here in the bay area, and that he wants to ensure that all california's feel safe and are free from crimes of hate. i have been committed as attorney general to. take on hate and to be that the people's attorney what i mean by that is whatever your fights are. whatever the people's fights on those are my fights on the first day of ramadan. state attorney rob bonta spoke to muslim democrats and friends, a bay area political action committee and others in the muslim community at maron restaurant in newark, been working in this space to address racial injustice. we created the racial justice bureau in the california department of justice, first of its kind. to take on the forces of hate to make sure that people aren't being attacked because of who they are, where they're from how they look how they pray. according to mdf.

. >> city of newark has admitted it was scammed into becoming sister cities with a city that does notted leaders of what he thought was a hindu nation to a trade agreement signs but that is not a real place. a shame. because, they were promising to trade all their it is just a fiction created by an international scam artist. hellohe-- hello jorge. the city insist no money ever changed hands. now they are agreeing with pandora. >> london nightclub has started using a computerize dj powered by ai. happening at rave, the first of its kind for having no one in dj booth, powered by an app, recycling human made songs. same method used by katy perry, they believe it will encourage people to make music. some dj's fear that ai could takeover their, assuming they ever get real jobs, others say it can't read the room, it can't adapting to the crowd. it would be qualified to host the oscars, hey, jimmy, great show, topic 4. molsen coors company releasing new coors flavored popsicles, like the beer they suck, they don't contain alcohol, they will be sold on coors light web site in six-packs, enoug

. >> and has diplomatic immunity in newark the entire city council did a google i found on said it canthey claimed that he took advantage of them, and he got his diplomatic immunity as j.c. sivley here's a question, why do you want to be a sister city? i know you when they exchange cultural, and all of this interpersonal stuff, but somebody gets money somewhere, and the next step would have been the passage of money, i imagine now from kras, both from new jersey. >> do you know? >> it is probably ruthie's. >> crypto? >> it could be. >> i mean if the guy takes advantage of people. you know, this is new work. >> yes. >> i consider them lucky that this didn't cause any cash paying any money because they have a lot of problems and if it explains a lot about newark, that they're not doing to us in the shed. if any make sense. the brightest tools and they said they're that flashlight. >> which can be in a tool shed. >> not the sharpest tool in the shed and the swimming pool. >> the sharpest knife -- >> we love new york new jersey. >> we do? no we don't. >> admitted. >> with client and out. >

and in new jersey, a monument honoring abolitionist hero harriet tubman was unveiled in newark thursday, replacing a statue of christopher columbus that was removed in 2020 as racial justice protests erupted nationwide in response to the police murder of george floyd. washington park has been renamed harriet tubman square. among the guests at yesterday's ceremony was rapper queen latifah, who is from newark, and tubman's great-great-great-grandniece, michele jones galvin. >> many call her an american hero and in our family, with some to her as aunt harriet. she is harriet tubman, greatest conductor of the underground railroad. she said, i recent this out in my mind. there was one up things i had a right to. liberty or death. if i could not have one, i would have the other. no man should take me alive. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, the break of war in the pacific, we will speak with history and alfred mccoy about escalating tensions between the united states and china. stay with us. ♪♪ [mus

newark has over a hundred. boston has over 260 flights.e were able to catch up with a group that was leading a high school band with directors, coming on a trip to new york. they're heading back to dallas and having a lot of trouble getting there. take a listen to what one of their chaperones had to say. >> so one thing after another. hopefully not stuck overnight but we're trying to make it work to get our kids home. so right now they're all pretty tired and ready to go home. we're just going to do the best we can, try to feed them inside the terminal and make sure they are taken care of and do whatever we can to keep them happy. >> reporter: so that is a big group kind of hanging around waiting to figure out what they were going to do. their flight was canceled. they had to split into two different planes. officials at boston and newark airports are telling travelers they should check with their airlines before they arrive at the airport. anyone going to any airport on the east coast should be doing that and then also travelers should ta

oakland high be rival oakland tech on tuesday night to win the newark out title. they will now play against blaine a high school this friday at 4 at the golden one center in sacramento. oakland high has a very famous alum who is a pretty good hooper himself in damian lillard, wildcats head coach orlando whack and spoke with us today and explains why this is a big deal for them and what dame had to say when he heard the news. >> we knew for years ago that we had a special freshman class. over the 4 years we had hoped to get to a state championship and it all came together this year. talk about somebody like damien coming from this school and then he sends a message to you that what did he say? >> he said, go ahead and win state. now. >> those amazing never though we get here. because, you know, that is we had a refreshment. the season the first. we had a tough start. over the years. we've got better. so when the pieces together, we got here. >> i am not a moral victory guy but win or lose. these kids are going remember these moments for the rest of my life. congrat

in february, this plane's wing clipped on the tarmac at newark airport. >> all of a sudden i hear andl a jolt. >> reporter: a number of near-misses. jfk airport, a delta plane coming within seconds of crashing into an american airlines plane that was crossing the wrong runway. in florida, air traffic controllers cleared an american airlines flight to land on the same runway an air canada flight was taking off. the planes were close to 3,100 feet from each other when the american flight began its climb out. also last month, a frightening close call after a lear jet took off without clearance from the tower. as a jet blue plane was preparing to land on an intersecting runway. investigators say the jet blue pilot took evasive action as the lear jet crossed that runway. all this and more putting a renewed spotlight on aviation safety. >> what we are actually doing is pushing a tube filled with people through the upper atmosphere seven or eight miles above the earth. we make it look easy, but it's not, it's hard. it requires diligence and dedication to ensure that best practices are adhere

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. >>> the city of newark, new jersey important distinction. >> yes, not in california, is admitting it messed up a little. but it was about to become a sister station with a nation, but the problem is they don't exist. and here is what happened earlier this year. the mayor invited what he thought was the hindu nation to city hall for a cultural trade agreement, but turns out it is a fake. it's in the a nation at all. he thought it -- yeah. it has a detailed website. [ laughter ] >> and it's not real and does not have a real government. the notorious scam artist and fugitive from india is behind the scheme reportedly, actually on the run since 2019. the city caught on after holding this official ceremony. oh gosh. i have secondhand embarrassment. some people i know, it's so tough. it's tough. some people felt so bad city council was duped while others hope the next sister ceremony will come with a google search. >> very embarrassing for the city. >> i don't even have words for it. >> i'm really sorry for the city that they got duped that way. >> whose job was it to do a simple google se

lot of these kids were coming or the facts that were being born in the world was never seen before. newark, which is the 1st time you ever seen along with people just getting rare break cancers in the villages. well outside chance it was truly it is. busy aster, enormous proportion, always took a back for us today. yes, yes. did the military make any changes related to the policy of using bern pitts after the book came out shortly with, with all of the reports of cancer's including these brain cancer's and brain cancer that the son of president biden developed perhaps from the burn pit. and then, and then your own research, it seems like something auto have been done, were any policy changes implemented? there has been changes done to help them better. but i did see a standard operating procedure and set up a base. and they're still they're still don't understate from large florida racial patients. like along with the 5000 or more. is that the standard opportunity to see was more so i don't know i yes. if you go to war again, time will tell you hard temperature incinerator trashes evolved

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this is just close to fremont all the way off into newark and alum rock and milpitas. it has been some very active weather down there with some snow just up near mount hamilton and you know what too -- i can't speak today. been seeing some snow just all the way up into mount diablo as well and taking a live look from there the cam. you see the fresh powder just laying on top of the rocks there. it has been a very busy morning and it is a first alert weather day for a reason. we're going to see thunderstorm activity as we head into this afternoon. current temperatures ranging in the upper 40s and lower 50s and daytime highs today only topping off in the low 50s. so with that in mind, taking a look at futurecast, just within the next couple of hours, these storms are really going to start ramping up from the south. notice these little pockets of yellow. that's where we're going to see the thunderstorm activity. these are brief pockets and maybe you might not even see one in the local area but more likely than not most of the bay area will experience some sort of thunders

state attorney general rob bonta was in newark to meet with the muslim community.e joined the muslim democrats and friends club for the first friday of ramadan. they talked about the recent increase in hate crimes in new addition gives that could prevent future targeting. he promised to address these issues through data collection aninbi polies throuone t os ofhi ent saysan holiday isn't just a celebration. >> it's an important time for us to show what a peaceful, welcoming religion this is and what it means to be muslim. dan: a new report from the california state auditor says hate crimes against the muslim community have increased by 33%. ama: all right. it's time to get a check on the weather. dan: we are off to a great start. sandhya patel is here with the weekend forecast and beyond. sandhya: for a change, i will be delivering sunshine. looking ahead, definitely weather impact coming up. cold and frosty mornings this weekend. make sure you don't forget about your pets and you definitely protect any sensitive plants you might have to prevent frost damage. it wi

a scary incident in newark. >> i shot this video earlier. the waves and the wind were so impressive there near the fencing and there's a flood advisory for the city. some of the strongest winds are happening in the santa cruz mountains. it's going to be hard to hear our reporter but look at what the storm felt like. >> the rain is hitting my face right now and it stings as it hits. >> it's very difficult to stand. i'm going to go back and get inside the vehicle. strong winds today in northern california. santa cruz mountains. >> we almost owed him a new pair of glasses there. video from viewers and our reporters helping us tell the story of this really strong storm. very windy across the bay area right - life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access calhope's free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org. ♪♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for

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laura curran you are in new york and he spent a lot of time and spent time in newark politics, what kellyanneays maybe this is exactly what this is about they don't care to get a conviction in the trial presumably will be in manhattan after donald trump got 12% of the vote let me remind you in 2020, you got it elected democrat prosecutor alvin bragg coming of democratic judges who are elected in new york. i'm sorry to say this but obviously we want justice to be blind and fair but it does look like you have a heavily politicized system, judicial system and much of the country particularly in new york is that likely to be a judicial process for someone like donald trump. >> i do have to agree it is political. if i were a conspiracy theorist, i would say maybe the democrats want donald trump to be the nominee. i think there is a feeling within the democratic party and i am a democrat, if trump is running it is great for our democrats and it's great for the presidential election as well. i don't think that is actually the case. but the fact is this is helping trump more than a topping democrat.

look how close a driver came to getting crushed by a tree in newark. the man is sitting in the front seat with a tree on top of his truck. the wind powerful enough to shatter high-rise windows in san francisco. on the bay bridge, a truck over turns, blocking all but one lane. it backed up traffic for miles. ama: could see it from space. take a look at the satellite view as the storms world into the west coast with wind lashing the bay area. good evening. dan: thanks for joining us. it's a storm we will not soon forget. we've had so many of those lately. the storm system is still hanging overhead. ama: we have our full team out with complete coverage of the damage that can stand you in to cause problems tonight. dan: let's go to sandhya patel with the action we are seeing out there now. sandhya: it's the rain that's the problem tonight. this storm has been intense and damaging as you know. take a look at live doppler 7. area of low pressure still stalled out over the bay area. not quite as intense. it has weekend. it is still producing rain across the o

. >> this is the first that too o a or oakland section teams that competed in the newark out championship. so this is a first for the city of oakland. a first for see. i have been a first for oakland high because we've never been to way. >> regional final. there's these 2 sports programs. in some cases the players have been playing against each other since they were in elementary school and have family members who are both basketball teams who are also part of the storied rivalry. and we have quite a few epic battles and and great games over the last. >> 10 to 12 years, either about 20 alone. i say we're going to take care. we're going to come through oakland, tax girls. basketball team also made it to the regional finals in or traveling to stockton to take a look at the saint mary's his coaches agree that it's a great time to celebrate the accomplishments usd high school sports and, you know, just represent us in a positive light as is super important, especially with all the things that's plaguing our city with the violence open high school's most famous basketball player, nba portland

firefighters racing to save 2 people trapped in a crush pickup truck in newark tuesday in walnut creek. a late night scene shows a eucalyptus on top of a car. a 79 year-old passenger was killed. his driver injured in union city last week. several eucalyptus trees toppled onto homes, forcing evacuations. scenes of these big trees causing destruction have played out in every big storm this year because they're tall because our old because there are large and because they're close to where people live or close to the roads when they come down. >> they come to cause problems. doctor igor lauch in a university of california, urban forestry expert says. >> top heavy eucalyptus trees have struggled with resisting this year's strong winds with no help from saturated grounds. but the bay area's eucalyptus trees have not been alone in the struggle. wind gusts of up to 65 miles per hour were hitting parts of the east bay tuesday. i don't think very many of our trees have. >> really being used to those kinds of storms. so it's very difficult to predict how individual freeze will perform. one of th

we have had a lot of interest in other markets, l.a., new york, newark, new jersey, minneapolis, minnesotaof those places but we really have not gone there yet because of the uncertainty. i want to see things stabilizing economically before i start taking, into a much wider markets. that sets up foror the next question bring it back to local d.c. as youon well know initiative 82 past which will create big changes for a tech workers get paid instead of making about five or six dollars an hour and supplement the rest with tips workers want to make the full minimum wage. i wonder how your pivoting at busboys & poets to prepare for that what you think the bigger impact in will have on the industry. >> we've been pushing for that for a long time. i think tipping is a relic of the past and i think as much as people like to have control in a sense, we don't tip a clerk at a cvs. we don't tip our dentists. we don't tip any kind of other type of workers but for whatever reason, restaurant workers have always been paid a sub minimum wage and the tips make up for it,e where basically the customr beco

weary newark pledge of support to prevent it from becoming merely a forum for invective to strengtheneld of the new in the weak, and to enlarge the area in which it may run. finally, to those nations who would make themselves our adversary, we offer not a pledge, but a request that both sides begin anew the quest for peace. they owe the dark powers of destruction unleashed by dying in gaul. all humanity and planned or accidental self-destruction. we dare not amp them with weakness, but only when our arms are the sufficient beyond our. can we be certain beyond out that they will never be employed. but neither can to great. and for groups of nations take comfort from our present course. both sides of overburdened by the cost of modern weapons, both rightly alarmed by the steady spread of the deadly atom, yet both right thing to alter that uncertain balance of terror. then stay the hand of mankind. final war. so let us begin anew remembering on both sides that stability is not a sign of weakness and sincerity is always subject to proof. let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us neve

also some rain over the peninsula moving off into newark as we continue through 5:54. show you the timeline on this. through 7:30 tonight, i'm still looking at this chance here of some spotty thunderstorms, and that rain kind of hanging on. but as we hit about 11:00, 11:30, we'll see it break up even more. and then look at this. by tomorrow morning, we start to get in on that sunshine, and that sunshine is going to continue in the forecast as we roll through tomorrow afternoon. so it is going to be good to get that on our thursday forecast. we'll see those numbers for tomorrow, beginning on the chilly side with that dry start. 41 in the south bay. over to the tri-valley. got you at 40. san francisco coming in at 43. and the east bay right here at 40. daytime highs for tomorrow. do actually warm up, from 4 to 7 degrees because of that sunshine. that's going to put us back to 60 here in san jose. right here for the east bay, also a few 60s down towards concord and antioch. danville at 59. the peninsula 59. palo alto 50s across the board. 59 in napa. 57 in novato. let's m

state attorney general rob bonta was in newark to meet with the muslim community.e joined the muslim democrats and friends club for the first friday of ramadan. they talked about the recent increase in hate crimes in new addition gives that could prevent future targeting. he promised to address these issues through data collection and pushing for anti-bias policies through the states department of justice. one of the organizers of this event says the ramadan holiday isn't just a celebration. >> it's an important time for us to show what a peaceful, welcoming religion this is and what it means to be muslim. dan: a new report from the california state auditor says hate crimes against the muslim community have increased by 33%. ama: all right. it's time to get a check on the weather. dan: we are off to a great start. sandhya patel is here with the weekend forecast and beyond. sandhya: for a change, i will be delivering sunshine. looking ahead, definitely weather impact coming up. cold and frosty mornings this weekend. make sure you don't forget about your pets and you