>> we heard noel quinn.ing the positive, trying not to dwell too much on the q4 earnings, which have disappointed investors. she dismisses those as noise which have no real value as to understanding the results for the year. he talks about strong confidence in china. he thinks that the chinese real estate market might have bottomed out and the bank says also that it has-risked the u.k. and crucially the u.s. commercial real estate exposure it had. he is talking about the possibility of more bolt ons, particularly in the wealth management space. tom: you kind of not to it there, will. what are the bank's plans moving forward? was should we be watching for? >> he is keen to emphasize this further share buyback of $2 billion worth of stock. there is also indications in their earnings themselves that the bank will be keeping a tight eye on costs, which may grow 5% this year. tom: ok. and investors currently, you are seeing the stock down 3.3% in hong kong. what do you make of the investor reaction? they seem to

haidi: noel quinn there.will be watching hsbc in the session today after it fell the most in about four years on those numbers. taking a look at how futures in europe are opening up. we are seeing asian equities looking mixed. u.s. futures climbing. the big moves are in ai and chip related names as we saw nvidia surging in the after-hours session. european futures looking robust, .6% higher. we are seeing european stocks edging lower but still pretty close to a record high. some caution ahead of the nvidia numbers. that potentially adds momentum now that they have been delivered. futures up by about half a percent as well. very much a mixed day when it comes to trading in asia. paul: let's look at how we are doing on fx markets. the won will be in sharp focus, currently strengthening against the greenback. it is of course bank of korea decision day and we will have that decision for you within the half-hour we expect and we will be unpacking that. we are expecting a hawkish hold from the b.o.k. and that is re

noel, back to you. >> all right, sarah, thank you. new court documents are revealing a possible motive in the shooting death of a 3 year-old child in the south bay. santa clara police say the little boy was killed by his mother's boyfriend earlier this week. tonight, court documents show there was a fight over alleged infidelity before the shooting kron four's. dan thorn joining us live in the newsroom tonight with more on the disturbing case, tam. >> noel, the man accused of shooting 3 year-old ivan appear before a judge today and santa clara county. prosecutors say 24 year-old sergio colin gomez threatened his girlfriend before killing her son and nose. court documents revealed today in detail that colin gomez was in a fit of rage and accuse the boy's mother who was also pregnant with his child of cheating. and a psychology expert tells kron 4, the tragic outcome in this domestic cases. extremely complicated. investigators say it was a difficult day on the job when they responded to the killing of 3 year-old boy ivan in santa clara.

and noel will host our black history month special. so make sure. >> you catch by the way. wow. this. >> this we're going to take a hard right turn here. this is thankfully smell. a vision isn't around. it's because this is a live look at the corpse flower that bloomed today at the cal academy of sciences. yeah, stinks to heaven. help she got in there. yeah. so this may only be in bloom for a few inside the museum to rain for us. there. >> our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with more on what the weather is looking and smelling like out what she she snuck in the bar too quick sniffs and then she what should one of their want? i thought does not really smell like that and win it again. now she knows for sure. but folks, we've got some changes coming our way as it looks like high pressure. going to give us one more nice day and then we get some real wintry weather. probably the coldest weather of the season. but here we are march. but now we're talking about even some snow bay area peaks as we get in toward the weekend. get a good downdraft, maybe all the wa

. >> oakland council member noel gallo called on the task force to go further. he reiterated calls to bring in the national guard to patrol high crime areas in the east bay. >> now, this comes as we're also learning more about the chp officer surge operation going on in the east bay. the governor's office has now released new information on this unusual crackdown on crime. here's abc seven news reporter lena howland , the governor's office releasing this new video showing a surge operation in oakland and . surrounding east bay communities at work last week, after newsom sent in 120 chp officers. >> they say between monday through friday of last week, a total of 71 suspects were arrested 145 stolen vehicles were recovered and four crime linked firearms seized. they say beyond the surge, the chp now has 72 officers assigned to this area, 71 people think that's nothing. >> that's actually something. that's a difference right there at a coffee with a cop event in the fruitvale district, business owners surrounded by officers from chp and other agencies reacting to t

noel. >> i'm hoping that that event is indoors on friday. i feel like you guys are kind of freezing out and wet from the you have you ever been to this event before kate? to be indoors. but unfortunately, the rain here is supposed to stop by then. so when all right, fingers crossed. thank you, kate. >> still to come here on kron, 4 news at 11, the year of the dragon begins this saturday. how san francisco is gearing up for fun and safe festivities. plus, a beloved night club in san francisco. closing its doors. what it meant to the community and the performers. but first, why some activists in the south bay say san jose city officials need to ban travel to >> welcome back. a group of activists protesting the ongoing war in the middle east is calling on the san jose city council to ban city authorized travel to israel. they spoke tonight at the city council meeting kron 4 s justin campbell reports. >> but will the world can see definitively? nikki is the granddaughter of holocaust survivors. she says it's upsetting to see the daily images of

noel. >> it can can transportation officials say bridge traffic is still down following the pandemic and transit ridership is still just 50% of pre-covid levels, which has meant a decrease in revenue of about $900,000 a week while the transportation district did receive federal funding to help during the pandemic, that money is going to be running out this year. >> the past bridge tolls funded half the cost of the district's bus and ferry transit services post penn tim post-pandemic due to an overall decline in revenues. tolls are only funding about 35% of the cost of operating transit services. >> for toll increase options were presented tonight. the first is an annual increase of $0.50. the second is a $0.40 annual increase. the 3rd is a 4% annual increase which breaks down to a 35 40 $0.45 increases over time. and the final option is a $0.35 annual increase. all of these options would raise between 100 million 140 million dollars over the next 5 years. the toll rate would remain lowest for fast track users, which is the vast majority of golden gate bridge. drivers, biking and walk

doug schroen here, democratic strategist and noel, i want to pick your fine brain. my point in asking you is whether donors are saying, all right, young or old, you, nikki haley, at 52, have to start delivering the goods or you're old news. what do you think? >> yes. not one donor has ever expressed to me that they're upset that trump is older. no one has brought up the age. the only thing that they're bringing up is the fact that joe biden has cog anyive and mental disabilities on tape. we can see it leave. not one donor has expressed that donald trump is too old or any investor saying that warren buffet is too old to be taking investments through strategic moves. so it has nothing to do with age. so i really don't think that nikki haley needs to focus on age. she needs to call it like it is. she needs to say i'm going to stay in this race as an alternative in case there are reasons why donald trump cannot run. the donors behind me are hedging their bets and they're going to do it as well. saying this old man deal, this 80-year-old deal, is just not going to fly. s

the twin boys, nathan and noel were found dead in a bedroom, but they still don't know the cause of death for the boys because there was no sign a physical trauma to them. the investigation into this continues. as for the couple, a linkedin account indicates that the man worked in tech and the woman was a data science manager at zillow. >> 805, is the time. another big story that we're following this morning. waymo is disputing claims by san mateo county. officials at the company failed to properly communicate its plan to expand outside of san francisco. so in this email sent out thursday, waymo said it did in fact conduct outreach briefings with dozens of public and private stakeholders in that county and that their briefing included a presentation with a map of the peninsula. last week, san mateo county's attorney sent a letter to the california public utilities commission asking it to reject waymo's request for expansion. they claimed it was lack of communication. the controversy also magnified earlier this week when a county resolution passed on tuesday that would give local governmen

and he was like, really white noel he really white noel coward., so they're saying there's too many white audiences. yes. and so and they've got, they've got white plays like oklahoma. that was it. white play, all white play. >> and so they're bringing in, they want to have a black identifying look, i don't care what plays are about or whether they're about white people or black people or both or whatever. it doesn't matter to me why would you start racially segregating a way get >> because it's a way to get into into daily mail. into the into the daily mail. it's publicity. black person it's publicity. no black person is going go to this thing. it is going to go to this thing. it is going to go to this thing. it is such pander you know? is such pander thing, you know? no human go they did no human would go if they did a thing that just said, this is just for people tonight. just for jewish people tonight. no, josh wouldn't . no, just even josh wouldn't. >> well, don't know. i have >> well, i don't know. i have been to clubs where when i was walki

. >> 8, 9 police cheese, oakland city councilmember noel gallo has witnessed the revolving door of police chiefs in oakland. >> thursday marks one year since mayor sheng thao fire on armstrong from the role. but i am no longer confident that chief armstrong can do the work needed to achieve the vision. so today. i have decided to separate from chief leronne armstrong from the city without cause. mayor thao says a lack of confidence that armstrong's ability. >> came after a report from a law firm working for the federal monitor. robert warshaw, the report alleged mishandling by armstrong of to officer misconduct cases. the city has been subject to federal monitoring for the last 2 decades. and armstrong has filed a lawsuit against the city claiming he was fired retaliation for speaking out against warshaw attorney. will edelman is representing armstrong in the case when somebody engages in some type of activity that's protected from one of the one of the bases. here is the first amendment's right to free speech. and another is reporting misconduct. your employer can't terminate. you're jus

. >> reporter: noel gallo represents the fruitvale and says he welcomes any and all help from outside agencies. >> we need the support, we have an emergency. for and politically let's quit playing games with it and address the needs of the people that are here. >> people like dominic who say he is committed to making oakland safer for everyone. >> i'm not going to take it lying down. i'm going to try to be active and be vocal about what i see needs to happen. >> reporter: according to the governor's office, chp will be increasing patrols in oakland. but the office did not provide any information about how many officers are assigned to oakland. >> that partnership is raising concerns among oakland residents. i had a chance to speak to kat brooks about the project on her thoughts about that deployment. >> the most pressing thing facing oakland and oaklanders are the rise of homicides and the rise of robberies. cops do not prevent crime. they respond to it after the fact. those of us clambering for investment, clambering for them to happen in the first place and the city and the state th

so yeah, noel warriors win tonight. now they head to the world's most famous arena. do know that this. >> madison square garden and madison square garden always fun when steph curry plays, they're not remember also where he broke the all-time record. 3 pointers a couple years ago. he did he always seems to get revived by the bright lights and he's struggling. so i'm he's going to go to msg and have a huge night. >> well, i was hoping and i almost at staples center, but staples is special to i know. i we'll see you tomorrow night. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: another woman alone on a trail attacked like slain nursing student to laken riley.

for example, gavin newsom did something very similar and 2018 with republican john noel. >> all rightnk you. coming up, charles barkley continuing to catch some heat after his comments about san francisco. this coming after him. now. >> and reparations for descendants of enslaved black americans are one step closer to becoming a reality here in cali is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers. hey billy, how you doin? with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. thanks. it's happening. get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to a $1000 prepaid card with a qualifying internet package. don't wait, call and switch today! it's the work behind the scenes, let's take a look at this knee. that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body

grant noel. >> appropriate timing with that one. all right. thanks, kate. still to come, the race for super tuesdays on. we'll presidential nominees could he have on voter turnout. >> and bart releasing some new promising numbers. what they're saying. the reason for their spike in ridership. >> but first, governor newsom faces yet another recall effort who's behind this one and why they say he's not fit to run california. what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband... the father of our girls. i see a public servant. a man who served under secretary clinton in the state department... where he took on the epidemic of violence against women in the congo. i see a fighter, a tenacious problem-solver... who will go to congress and protect abortion rights and our democracy. because he sees a better future for all of us. i'm peter dixon and i approved this message. [♪♪] your skin is ever-changing, take care of it with gold bond's healing formulations of 7 moisturizers and 3 vitamins. for all your skins, gold bond. >> wild video here. a fire forcing people to eva

noel. it's friday. >> halevi we are. >> when you have a really morning. yeah. how about that little spring fever breaking out around the bay area. people enjoying that sunshine in these numbers. yeah. they turn out to be very nice around the bay area today going to be even warmer as we head in toward tomorrow to start breaking out some 70's by tomorrow afternoon. nice look outside couple high clouds up above. but staying dry and turnout. be a really nice day. just about everywhere he went. here's a nice look out over the bay right now. you can see alcatraz there in the distance and we're looking at what looks to some really comfortable temperatures the next couple days today. not a bad day at all. 66 degrees in san francisco. 68 in oakland, 69 in san jose. 63 degrees in lemore 65 in concord and 69 degrees. also in santa rosa. these temperatures all running above the average for this time of year out there right now. nice and quiet. just a little breeze blowing offshore wind continuing outside. that means these temperatures are running very mild this evening if

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just say together with a colleague noel's don't say, let's just say wants to see for himself. know where. yeah, that looks like a bench and table problems, resolutely unconditioned steps to. so it's a proper account. there was a camp here, but now everyone's gone. looks good with the completed on you to camp they're looking for is believe to be further north west before i think we have to go past the vineyard. all right, let's go through. what did they find? what they're looking for at the edge of the forest makes shift tens. no toilet, no water connection. multiple plugs in wet grass shows a is outraged problem, so she's running or even after a long day in the vineyard is in the rain. imagine coming back in the evening to conditions like this, with catastrophic motion. is there a wild boars? and these, for the most part, i can just see them dropping by in the evening. this will get all the way. it also looks like there are children living here. suddenly a woman appears with her daughter. they don't want to be filmed way. okay, that's okay. we want from what's the boss is name

probably think handle noel flowers. >> here to help you thanks for >> as a super bowl week begins to wind down, the nfl held its honors show tonight in las vegas. couple of forty-niners came away with when it's jason dumas. so let us know which ones came away with some people. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> what a night for christian mccaffrey in a year where he had one of the best offensive seasons in forty-niners franchise history. the nfl rewarded him with the offensive player of the year. christian racked up over 1400 rushing yards this year to go along with 14 rushing touchdowns. he also racked u

noel and grant. this video is intense and it first shows malia a shot being arrested after what her attorneys are describing as an attack at a courthouse. but it's what comes afterward at a san leandro hospital. that's at the center of this lawsuit and a shot attorneys claim that she was punched, grabbed by the throat and slammed onto a hospital bed by deputies. >> it's in this video that civil rights attorney adante pointer says his client was brutalized by alameda county sheriff's deputies. the lawsuit filed against the sheriff's office thursday claims malia, a shot was waiting to get a ct scan at the hospital before she was beaten. she had the tax. >> you know and help service protection let's see realize once settled. >> pointer says the video from last august shows a shot first being attacked by another woman in a courthouse in hayward. but instead of stopping the woman, the lawsuit claims deputies hit a shot in the head and holder away in handcuffs. a shot was later taken to kaiser san leandro

been on the council since 2013 and i've seen already. 8, 9 police cheese, oakland city councilmember noel gallo has witnessed the revolving door of police chiefs in oakland. >> thursday marks one year since mayor sheng thao fire on armstrong from the role. but i am no longer confident that chief armstrong can do the work needed to achieve the vision. so today. i have decided to separate from chief leronne armstrong from the city without cause. mayor thao says or lack of confidence in armstrong's ability came after a report from a law firm working for the federal monitor. the report alleged mishandling by armstrong of to officer misconduct cases. >> the city has been subject to federal monitoring for the last 2 decades. and armstrong has filed a lawsuit against the city claiming he was fired in retaliation for speaking out against the federal monitor. >> robert moore shot that we've had for a number of years pan over a million dollar year only shows up every 3 months to find something wrong with the police department. most of the council members declined to comment thursday because of the

noel. >> catherine, thank you. moving forward ports across the united states, including the port of oakland, will only be buying and implementing new port cranes made here in the states, according to a government report, current cranes are made in china and they have the ability to monitor us shipping. they also run the risk of potentially disrupting and shutting down the system at any time from overseas over the next 5 years. a u.s. based company is set to take over all crane production. however, this will not affect any existing chinese-made cranes at american ports. only future orders. >> still ahead, today marks exactly one week until the march 5th primary election. still ahead, we hear from republican and democratic party chairs. >> plus, could the price of your next wendy's burger change? based on the time you change? based on the time you stop by? we'll explain next. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrva

been on the council since 2013 and i've seen already. 8, 9 police cheese, oakland city councilmember noel gallo has witnessed the revolving door of police chiefs in oakland. >> thursday marks one year since mayor sheng thao fire on armstrong from the role. but i am no longer confident that chief armstrong can do the work needed to achieve the vision. so today. i have decided to separate from chief leronne armstrong from the city without cause. mayor thao says a lack of confidence that armstrong's ability. >> came after a report from a law firm working for the federal monitor. robert warshaw, the report alleged mishandling by armstrong of to officer misconduct cases. the city has been subject to federal monitoring for the last 2 decades. and armstrong has filed a lawsuit against the city claiming he was fired retaliation for speaking out against warshaw attorney. will edelman is representing armstrong in the case when somebody engages in some type of activity that's protected. one of the one of the bases here is the first amendment's right to free speech. and another is reporting misconduc

kron 4 theresa is here in the studio with more to reset on noel. it's being called a successful operation so far. and city leaders say that they hope it continues on this path. 71 arrests the recovery of 145 stolen vehicles. >> that is just some of the data being released involving the first phase of a collaboration between chp and opd. this is video provided to kron some of the work being done announced last week. governor newsom directed 120 chp officers to join specialty units targeting auto theft, drug cases and retail crimes. besides the arrest, the chp says that they helped with the seizure of illicit drugs, the recovery of $60,000 worth of stolen electronics. the seizure of 4 firearms, including an unregistered ghost gun. a have uploaded a number of the cases and they're being processed. >> according to the way that we normally do that, which is that we have 6 charging deputies at the wily menu courthouse and they will review each of the reports as they come in and make appropriate turned decisions. >> the recent surge of 120 chp officers sp

noel, 100%. that's a good sign. i think i feel like a lot of people are rooting for them, especially. >> just you know, not having gotten the win back in 2020. so i think we've got most of the nation. behind this case, you are in henderson, which is like, what, 30, 40 miles away. now you're e starting to feel okay. the big game is only a couple days away. this is this is really happening tonight in to more slaves to haha, thank u >> now that the storms have past in tahoe, 40 niner fans are gearing up to spend super bowl weekend in the snow. tahoe reported more than 55 inches of snowfall this month. the dry weekend makes for good conditions to hit the slopes. visitors are going to have opportunity catch the big game sports bars in between all of their skiing. >> were actually expanding to olympic lady broken arrow and late few water resort. so a lot more of our terrain will be open this weekend. a different sports bars is they don't have skiing, but we have skiing and the bars and food and all the games. >> resort wo

noel will see temperatures get into the lower 60's like this. you get your shorts t-shirts turtle, neck and long sleeves and get your all winter dressed but it's good to see some sunshine icons. it's it's been a minute. it thanks, dave. >> well, davis mentioning more snow on the way for the sierra. they've already received quite a bit over the last week, though, fresh powder was seen all across the sierra today, palisades tahoe says it's all about 18 inches of snow within the past day. and a total of 43 inches just in the last week. the snow is welcomed. but with that comes, the rising danger of avalanches, the back country in the sierra nevada mountains is under a high avalanche warning. >> you know, this winter, we've some big storms and some big dry periods in between. those dry periods have allowed the snow pack to create weak layers. and so when you get these big loads we clear it really creates conditions are right for avalanches. >> the avalanche warning will and tomorrow morning. next in sports, the warriors are back in action in brookly

noel miserable out here. i broke my umbrella for the 13th time.the rain has just hitting us really super hard. and the lawrence was mentioning those winds and they have been gusting up here and everyone's just trying to batten down the hatches and make sure that they get through all of this. a flight. >> as latest storm roared into northern california, the damage started piling out on highway 1, rohnert park. several cars involved in an accident. slippery conditions confronted drivers. >> around 2 wednesday afternoon, this tree came crashing down, blocking the e street ramp off highway 12 in santa france jumped into action. coming up the tree to get the hazard out of the for a while. i followed santa rosa public works crews as they went from one hot spot to another here off a stony point drive storm drains were checked and cleared in hopes of preventing clogging which can lead to flooding. in this neighborhood near the fairgrounds. this trap was inspected. santa rosa director communications lawn. peterson says it's been all hands on deck to try an

noel, back to you. yeah, no shortage of fun out there. dan, thank you. one forty-niners super fan. >> is going to be cheering on the red and gold in las vegas on sunday. a bay area native rusty hampton. >> that's him. he's been a fan all his life. he was at the 2020 super bowl with his dad when the niners face the chiefs. unfortunately, they lost that game. he doesn't want to see that again. we don't know exactly how much he paid for this year's super bowl ticket, but he says he bought his tickets after the niners beat the detroit lions in the nfc championship. by then ticket prices were already in the thousands. so you can only imagine, but according to hampton, the super bowl isn't just a game. it's an experience. >> that's why i rants where i live. i don't have kids right now. so this is what savings are for it. i mean, the energy is just totally different. everybody is there. tuned in. >> hampton flies out to vegas saturday with his sister and brother-in-law. he is hopg the forty-niners will be able to bring home the win. if you don't feel like for k

of the queen, victoria noel is about month into a 3 and a half month trip around the world. >> one of those ships, you really don't see that often in san francisco. so we were looking we took some photos like these as it was docked basically across the street from our building. but a short time later, we discovered that some of the passengers have had a very uncomfortable problem. 139 of them have been sickened with gastrointestinal problems. you're looking at file video giving you a better look at the ship, the cdc and the cruise line have not announced an official cause but local infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. hong says the answer is probably obvious. >> yes, it is very likely going to be no virus. norovirus is a virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea and you can have person-to-person transmission very famous for happening on cruise ships where large numbers of people get together on trump conditions. share a lot utensils, food, et cetera, apart from being very uncomfortable. fortunately, norovirus dozen results a lot of people dying does have a high mortality rate. >

on the other hand , french minister of digital and telecommunications jean-noel barro has come behind these messengers and described this messaging platform as the most secure messenger in the world on his personal page. the real question is: who are you texting? how sure are you that your information is not misused ? french media say: although this messenger is small, but its users in just a few days are increasing in france. the french government has already tried to limit the use of foreign apps, for example the bill banning the use of tik tok and instagram by under-15s. bita saedi, sada news agency. and we saw the report of my colleague mrs. bita saedi together, in the special program above, we are at your service. here in our studio, mr. habibi, an expert in cyber space , is also present, mr. keshuvari, another expert in cyber space, with whom we will discuss. let me start with mr. habibi and this question, basically with this do you agree or not with the method of blocking virtual space and messengers , in the name of allah, the merciful , the merciful? in any case, who would ag

tenemos que estar unidos el concejal noel gallo estuvo presente y dice que además del esfuerzo gubernamentalemás instituciones se sumen . quiero que las iglesias abran las puertas porque ahí es donde podemos cambiar con la familia, cambiar la actitud de la familia , especialmente de los jóvenes que viven aquí alrededor. agrega que por su propia experiencia, las iglesias son agentes de cambio y eso es lo que yo estoy pidiendo, porque eso es lo que cambió mi familia y yo son en las iglesias que abrieron sus puertas para no nomás para venir a la misa los domingos. la semana pasada el gobernador newsom desplegó 120 oficiales de la patrulla de caminos en el este de oakland, un operativo que duró 5 días. a nivel local se han tomado otras medidas. la policía de oakland ha desplegado unidades móviles como esta en distritos claves, como pero negociantes del área aseguran que se necesitan más recursos? no, ninguno. ninguno se siente protegido ahorita alexis trabaja en una tienda donde la puerta tiene una cerradura de bloqueo especial y alrededor están vigilados por 16 cámaras para hacerlo sentir más t

oakland city council member noel gayo attended the rally and agreed more needs to be done by those in office. the reality is, in government and i said from the federal, you know, to the state, to the county, to the city, we need to be more in cooperation with each other. and we as a taxpayer demand that action. business owners plan to meet with attorneys this week to determine whether they will sue. oakland, julie haener lee ktvu, fox two news. police in oakland need the public's help in identifying a person of interest in a homicide case. police released pictures of the person they are looking for. investigators say he may be connected to a homicide that occurred on july 27th of 2023. anyone with information about this case should call oakland pd . well, we're pretty far from new orleans, but that does not mean you can't enjoy the fat tuesday fun coming up where you can get a taste of mardi gras right here in the bay area. also, a bay area jewish organization is standing by a local representative. the harassment, they claim he has faced for showing support for israel. a heck of a nic

and council member noel gayo says the police chief is the most important position in oakland can hire. right now, we're now responding through 911 calls. >> we're not responding to 311 calls regarding the stolen vehicles, the abandoned vehicles is, uh, you know, breaking into your car store owners like ali say, without a chief. >> they feel like city leaders don't care about them right now. >> we just want to be like a normal city. just want to be like everybody else. uh, but unfortunately, it's chaos around here in oakland. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. >> and just to give you a broader perspective on how the city of oakland got here, started in early 2021, when previous oakland mayor libby schaaf appointed leronne armstrong chief of police. then a little over a year ago, current mayor shengtao fired armstrong over allegations he mishandled a police misconduct case. he has since been cleared of wrongdoing by an independent audit and is now suing the mayor and the city. in late december of 2023, mayor tao rejected the police commission's finalist, kicking off a new search and coming

oakland city council member noel gayo says there's a significant street defect backlog, in part due toore than 120 vacancies in the city's public works department. the i-team's analysis of city data found 13 city departments have vacancies, rates above 20, up to 44. these departments provide crucial public services like violence prevention, transportation, housing and community development, parks and rec and the fire department. but two departments that have just one vacancy each, the workforce and employment standards department and the mayor's office. >> the mayor elevated her salaries and hire more people were elected to serve the public and to serve ourselves. >> the i-team reached out to the mayor, but she was unavailable for an interview. we were told by her office that there has been significant hiring activity lately, with 92 new employees registered for the february new employee orientation in the mayor's office could not clarify which departments were impacted, but say they're prioritizing hiring the most essential positions, including police officers and 911 dispatchers. the

read full news about noel only if the report about his death in russian prison is true. it represents another terrible crime by putting this regime. this is something that rushes for administrative spokeswoman murray is a harvest, said is really revealing about the west's true attitude to fax and situations like these. the immediate reaction of native leaders to nobody's death in the form of direct accusations against the russia itself revealing there are no results of the investigation yet, but the conclusions of the west are already here. so, and you know, like i said before about an official investigation, that's obviously going to be really important in terms of establishing what actually happened. but unfortunately, i think it's very likely that it's going to be ignored in the west. like many times before. when we seen similar situations like when and of all, ne, fell ill in 2020 western press, was saying that he was poisoned by the russian guy in russian government. and the medical professionals in russia conducted their own investigation and determined that there

por esa razón hablamos con el concejal noel gallo, quien dice que podría haber más actividad policialjuntarnos aquí para no nomás a ofrecer más ayuda con la policía para otros servicios del 2 3 bloques de aquí para también meterlos aquí en la en las noches para que nos ayuden con la seguridad. cuando ocurre esta clase de crímenes, lo ideal o lo que sugieren las autoridades es hacer un reporte a la policía. pero para osvaldo, después de tantos robos, esto se ha convertido en una pérdida de tiempo. ya no lo hago porque es más pérdida de tiempo estar esperando 2 3 horas para que entre la llamada y al último para que vengan hasta las 6 o 19:00 de la tarde. y mientras tanto el la puerta rota. osvaldo explica que el 30 de enero sospechosos rompieron un vidrio y se llevaron 500 . el 7 de febrero otro sujetos rompieron la chapa de la puerta y el año pasado se llevarían 10.000 $ en efectivo y costosas botellas. o sea, ya es demasiado, me entiendes? entonces obviamente no culpo. yo no estoy culpando a nadie, pero sí quisiera que escuchar mi voz porque alguien tiene que hacer algo. por su parte,

and bella it's urged that she is a student noel academy. because of circumstances beyond herhe control last year, bella s chronically absent. h however, she made the commitment to improve her attendance in this year she is on track and no longer chronically absent. bella, rhode island is proud of you. please stand up and let us recognize you as well. [applause] and the story -- my end that story keeps on going with us tonight a laundry at a senior at central falls high school and a member of our chronic absenteeism working group. she is dedicating her free time to help us create attendant solutions for students across our state said. thank you for stepping up in a way. thank you so much we appreciate your leadership. look, we are serious about improving scores and closing the gap between rhode island and massachusetts by 2030. rhode island began to move the needle this year end we want to ensure that progress will continue. that is why my budget will propose a $15 million for math and english language coaching for students and professional

oakland city council member noel gayo says he and his family have dined at agave many times. we need to do better to protect our businesses. and you know, at the end of the day, henry, they're the ones that pay the taxes, employ our residents. and i got to keep this restaurant here. >> customers say they want this business to survive, to. >> it does feel like something's changed. it does feel like there's more crime in the city. and it would be, um, totally advantageous for our city council and our police department to get together and work in a community oriented way. >> the manager tells me sometimes he wakes up in the middle of the night wondering if he should check his security cameras to check out the next burglary in progress. in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news coming up at 11 with oakland facing the departure of the athletics, officials are now working to get an expansion team in case the a's bolt for vegas and in barry weather. >> lots of clouds overhead right now. our next system will be here tomorrow morning, producing some more rainfall than a stronger system

noel. >> now, ken, it's been almost a year since the chief was terminated by mayor sheng thao. she had just begun her tenure when she made the controversial decision to fire lebron armstrong. according to the lawsuit, armstrong believes he was fired for speaking out against a federal monitor who has been overseeing the police department and claims tao bao to his pressure instead of standing up for oakland. >> his termination really had nothing to do with whether he did anything wrong with as a chief. actually commit any misconduct. he was actually terminated just because you have the courage to point out that monitor was leveling unfair criticisms that opd and leadership. >> recently, mayor thao has been referring all questions about the firing to the city attorney's office. however, on the day she fired armstrong last year, she did reference that federal investigator legal expert michael cardoza has reviewed the claim. he says the city of oakland should consider settling and fast. i think they've got a strong case here. quite frankly, the mayor should have waited. >> for a vet