that's noel fielding we have options.an [ laughter ] you can lean if you like >> i'll hover, i'll hover. >> jimmy: yeah, you'll -- i'm so happy to see you. >> i just caught a glimpse of myself i thought i'd buy this coat, it's like the new york dolls but actually, it's more "sesame street." >> jimmy: no - [ laughter ] no, it's still -- it's charming >> come on, jimmy, try my coat on you can make it look cool. >> jimmy: you think so >> if anyone can make it look cool [ cheers and applause you can do it. >> look at this. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it's not bad >> wow >> jimmy: it's not bad i think you rock it. i think -- >> look at you >> jimmy: no, no, no, you got to >> do you know what this is? >> jimmy: what >> this is buster keaton if if he was a pimp. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it does look like that that's so funny. >> you do look like buster >> jimmy: i do look like -- a little like buster keaton. >> you do look like buster keaton. >> jimmy: thank you, i'll take that i love -- that's a complement. i love this. >> i

more than likely christine noel or tim scott. _ mate? more than likely christine noel or tim scott.tine - noel or tim scott. he recognises the importance of diversity on the ballot, he recognises the importance of turning out or trying to increase turnout beyond his base. he has a problem with general electric voters. it's one thing to win the republican primary but it has to be recognised that trump has significant issues in a general election. he turns off women voters, in terms of minority voters and black voters. younger voters do not like donald trump. there are several demographics that he would have to reach to be able to win a general election and those individuals, that's one of the reasons why the biden campaign a static because trump is shown in not to be able to win a general election and despite what paul say because polls have always diminished the capacity of joe biden and joe biden has always proved them wrong. we know that in the states in the battleground states we know what's happening on the ground and we know that the biden campaign has been started at... . ~ bi

noel explaining why this is a life changing moment. >> we never had much money. growing up, like we were struggling a lot. my dad was still in school, my mom didn't have a job and seeing like this much money to help support my like, future education, like, i was like so thankful. >> and noel sharing with abc seven news his heartfelt reaction to the surprise i almost cried. >> but my defense mechanism to when i feel overwhelmed is laughing. so i started laughing instead. but. and i was just so overjoyed. so thankful. >> so you want to laugh? you want to cry? oh my gosh, it's amazing. noel will graduate high school in may, and he plans to use the scholarship when he goes to the university of pennsylvania wharton school of business in the fall. yeah impressive, i know. right? he says he hopes to learn how to make a significant and lasting impact on his community. of course, he's already doing that, yeah. so they're going to so benefit from having him. he's fantastic. >> absolutely. yeah. and love the smile as well. he's got reason to be happy. yeah. all right. golde

we will also talk live with longtime oakland city councilmember noel gallo about the major change for the city. before that we want to get to the latest rain and a chance of thunderstorms on this first alert weather day. here is meteorologist darren peck. >> good timing for that. look at what is showing up. a line of rain. it is actually a little bit behind schedule from where the highest resolution models have this yesterday. the things slow down a little, but it is still coming and is just as well put together as it always looks like it would be. santa rosa, you're getting this line of rain and when we put it in the high-resolution futurecast you see the same line show up and it takes its time working south. by the time we get to around 5:00, that line is coming over the city, the peninsula, through san pablo bay. we know the usual orientation. here is the take away. this is primarily an evening commute home impact. it will rain enough from 5:00 through 10:00 tonight, right through the evening commute, all down the peninsula, 280, 101. east bayshore, all down 580, 880. this will get

so thankful. >> and noel will graduate high school in may.e's still deciding where to attend college in the fall. >> he's going to do well. what a remarkable young person. >> good for him. stanford's basketball season ended tonight, and so did the tenure of their head coach. >> yeah. abc seven news sports director larry beals here. larry >> dan, i mean, you could see this coming for a while. jared haas, you never really got it ♪ ♪ ♪ [alarm rings] ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ little time just moments after losing in the pac 12 tournament tonight, the cardinal fire head coach jared haas, he was on the job for ei

noel and ken. >> grant, thank you. we do want to give voters here. a look at the san francisco propositions and how they're doing tonight will be right back after the break. [radio static] dr. charles stanley: if you're facing something that's very difficult, remember this: never too difficult for god. he knows where you are, he's there to help you. cindy kim: when i heard charles stanley teach the word of god, it felt like my life had been prepared for that moment. dr. stanley: he wants you to trust him step by step. in whatever you're facing, you'll always come out right. >> welcome back. super tuesday. almost like some sort of a sporting event for some folks. to get together again front. tv's watch the game in this case is a whole different kind of game. >> right now a lot of people gathered in the soma neighborhood in san francisco. rob nesbitt. is there where people are watching the results. ron? >> well, i'm here in the soma neighborhood of san francisco. as you said, this is the california working families watch party. they've been paying atte

well, i find it a very depressing picture, noel.g, but it's the reality now , the point about reality now, the point about this is we know what has gone wrong. so that means we know how to fix it. >> okay. do we can we get can we make it better? >> we can fix this. and i think the report that came out today was fantastic because it nailed it. it said it's the lack of engagement and investment in community based services that teach people preventative strategies around their psychological distress. >> i'm going to finish this debate, and we could do it for hours because it's a massive debate and it's very important. final word there . you know, when final word there. you know, when you listen to what noel says and if right , then the added if he's right, then the added burden that going to have burden that we're going to have to provide for this mental health crisis that he's identified , how are we going to identified, how are we going to do it? >> so i would say, look, most of the diseases, chronic diseases, mental health, diseases

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. >> noel, the protest blocked part of the embarcadero behind me today in san francisco. and protesters say that the man the ship is named after would never stand for its first mission. >> ceasefire protests have happened all over the bay area the last 6 months on friday, piers, 30 32 in san francisco where the side of the most recent calls for an end to the war in gaza causing traffic to be rerouted along the embarcadero. there's been a different, a diverse array of different tactics we've used. >> and showing up to block stuff from happening time. sometimes what's necessary. >> even if the cause inconvenience, the navy ship docked at the pier. the usns harvey milk is the reason for the signs and the ship named after the first openly man to be elected to public office will have its first mission to the middle east. according to the u.s. navy. while they did not give a specific location was haws from the arab resource organizing center says it will be going to the gaza strip to 8 israel enraging. it's unacceptable that after 6 months of israel's genocide, 35,000 killed in

noel and the grants could today. today, everybody were left over with some rain showers here and there we're going to see probably a little bit more up in the north bay as we go through tonight and even tomorrow. but it's really going to be very hit or miss. and probably as much the way of sunshine as we saw for today. there's a satellite picture for you. see the general pattern west to east. very familiar with that. we're kind of waiting for this low to finally play out. it's going to take a while. it looks like it's a little delayed and it looks like it will be pushing things more towards the south. but here's a wider perspective. everything there you can see the pattern again, opening up some skies a little bit of the afternoon hours. just a touch of that low is what's going to drive everything we know from earlier in the season. that's what gave a lot of dynamics for all the stormy action 40's for right now. we see 54 oakland. these will be low. temperatures expected for tonight. 51. meanwhile, 4 hayward and the

noel will be here for that can will be here for that. what talking about tonight, we're talking about a lot grant and noelle, here's what we're working on we're going to dig deeper into the case for exonerating convicted killer scott peterson. new hearings began on the peninsula. >> to drive try to determine whether or not police but the right person behind bars more than 2 decades ago. plus. >> a tree down in the east bay knocks out power messes up. some cars could be a sign of things to come with. high winds in parts of the bay area. this week, lawrence is going break that down for us. stick with us. i'm ken wayne. stick with us. i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 coming it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $

neil: what do you they of -- think of of that, noel? >> i think he gave you an honest answer. if trump asked him to serve as vp and run with him, i think he just told you that 100% he's in. and actually, i think a lot of people given the opportunity to be the vp considering that, you know, trump's not going to run again and and basically the job would be theirs to run for 2028, so is i think that he's in for the job if he's asked. neil: all right. we'll watch closely. guys, thank you for coming in on a saturday, nasty weather outside. much appreciated. >> thank you. neil: in the meantime here in new york a lot of people had to sort of scratch their eyes and what is the national guard doing at my train station? well, trying to deal with crime. that's how far we've come. after this. homeowner, and the family bookkeeper, you're the first to know when high rate debt is stressing your budget. but your family's service has earned you a big advantage. the va home loan benefit. with the lower rate newday 100 va cash out loan, you can pay off high rate credit cards and car loans. that'

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. >> across the country >> i'll take it can noel, thanks very much. here is a look at the latest map from the control center. these are the latest result. it has been a dominant night for donald trump. so far he's projected to win maine. a massachusetts virginia, north carolina, alabama, tennessee, arkansas, texas, oklahoma colorado and minnesota. and there's still a few states out west utah, california, where the polls have closed more recently. but trump is ben otherworldly this evening. nikki haley did get ise win. is we zoom up here. you look at vermont, nikki haley. is the winner in vermont. you got 50% of the vote too. trump's 45 so that is nikki haley's first state that she is captured this primary season. she did get washington, d.c., as well. so that is noteworthy. and when you look at the delegate count right here where they stand right now, trump with 2.88 nikki haley. 43. donald trump is going to amass hundreds of more delegates this evening. he can wrap up the nominee as early as a week from tonight. when you do the math this primary seas

we have noel nikpur. the age is an issue for both gentlemen, donald trump and joe biden where each is picking on the other for stirring up lines and the rest. it's gotten to be more of an immediate concern for joe biden. i'm wondering how republicans are hoping to capitalize on that. >> well, i think when president biden gives the state of the union, i think they'll be capitalizing on that and looking for long pauses and looking for his cognitive decline in that speech and capitalizing on that. i think that that is one of the things that republicans are not only concerned about, but i think other democrats have expressed concern about his cognitive decline. i know that nikki haley's argument is there's two 80-year-olds running for president. we deserve better. that is a valid argument, but i don't hear quite as many people saying anything about donald trump's cognitive abilities. you might mention his age. yes. but that doesn't mean that he didn't do a good job and he's not continuing to rally, get suppor

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two weeks ago one fed up neighbor tagged councilman noel gallo's family and bad words on the cars. >> i don't take it personal and understand the frustration, but there's only so much i can do and we can do. >> reporter: councilman gallo said his staff received the complaint from the neighbors two weeks ago and immediately flagged the transportation department which handles these vehicles, but he says many city-contracted tow yards are full and the department is overwhelmed by the amount of abandoned and stolen cars. >> some of the locations where they're towing vehicles are full and so we're trying to identify other properties that we can tow the vehicles to. >> reporter: the city prioritizes abandoned cars that block driveways and streets. given the lack of staffing and resources, one city worker tells me these cars may have to wait longer. oakland police report lasts year they recorded almost 15,000 stolen cars. >> i will there be tomorrow morning and even if i have to get a private company to get it towed, i will get them towed. >> reporter: neighbors say they welcome any help to

two weeks ago one fed up neighbor tagged councilman noel gayo's name and some bad words on the car to draw attention. >> i don't take it personal and i understand people's frustration, but at the same time there's only so much that i can do and we can do. >> reporter: the councilman says his staff received the complaint from the neighbors two weeks ago and they immediately flagged the transportation department, which handles these vehicles, but he says many city-contracted tow yards are full and the apartment is overwhelmed by the amount of abandoned and stolen cars. >> some of the locations where they're towing vehicles are full. so we're trying to identity other properties we can tow the vehicles to. >> reporter: the city prioritizes abandoned cars that block driveways and streets. given the lack of staffing and resources, one city worker tells me these cars may have to wait longer. oakland police report last year they recorded almost 15,000 stolen cars. >> i will be there tomorrow morning and i'll -- even if i have to get a private company to get it towed, i will get them towed. >>

oakland councilmember noel gallo says the city is facing an emergency and if it takes bringing in theard and other local and state law enforcement agencies, it's time to call for backup. >> think we clear and have an emergency and for me and you know, i've been saying that for the last 2 or 3 years, we have an emergency and we need to make sure that a small businesses continue to growing open, staying open because they hire people and they provide a tax base for us to provide services. customers are being forced to order food through a drive-thru. >> taco bell now joins raising canes on edgewater drive of fried chicken chain that also shut down a dining room last year because of crime and in and out. also on hand and barker road announced it's closing its oakland location after 18 years of business citing safety concerns. councilmember kalb says the city is in the middle of implementing his public safety plan that was passed last fall. that plan includes doubling the department of violence prevention budget, prioritizing violent crime with the help of fbi. >> using opd over time, prio

he joins us now in studio with more than noel. the group is called homies empowerment and they help provide food and clothing to those in need in east oakland. >> and this specific building is called their care center. and for the second time since 2022, a car smashed into this building and now they're not sure when they're going to reopen. it's a devastating blow for east oakland, nonprofit, homies empowerment. >> their care center on 77th in macarthur heavily damaged after a speeding driver crashed into it. it just beneath that >> heartbreaking that here we are both the 2 years. we're at this again. >> care center coordinator vyvianna montana, speaking through a protective mask because of potentially harmful particles floating around inside the building. she says early thursday morning, 2 cars were seen speeding down the street and then one of them lost control and slammed into the front of the care center. the car was later towed away, but the driver was nowhere to be found. and we're lucky that it didn't happrn during th day t

. >> noel, the project has been in the works for more than 20 years and once completed the elevated light rail would connect the eastridge transit center to the milpitas bart station, san jose city leaders are celebrating the go ahead because the new tracks will help underserved communities. >> the vta project connecting east san jose to milpitas bart is finally rolling along the vta board unanimously approved the construction contract thursday night with mcm rail work. city leaders say after 2 decades of broken promises, it's time for the way to end. it's going bring about positive change in a historically disadvantaged. >> area of not just san jose but silicon valley councilmember domingo canned ellis says east san jose's lower-income population. >> has long had to deal with limited transit options through this new project can tell us says it will allow his district to have more access to jobs and resources. it opens up a lot of opportunity for residents and small businesses and and working class families to get reliably to. and from point a to point the 2 and a half mile extension incl

aaron, your great noel. the anticipation actually is growing because the cardinal, they may have a bit of a chip on their shoulder hit into march monies this year. >> for a couple of reasons, one, it's, you know, a one-game season now and many feel that stanford were actually snow for the top takes is being the number one seed in the region that stanford is in the portland for region not to mention being knocked out of the tournament early on last season. the cargo they have something to prove this season and they have a lot of people to prove it, too, because they'll start in trying to prove their dominance. welcome in norfolk state to maples, pavilion on friday. although the clear underdog norfolk is led by diamond johnson who led her respective conference in scoring in. she's a former big 10 conerence pg. >> she was at rutgers at one point, but it's all about, you know, the cardinal not worrying about when it comes norfolk state in what they need to do to win a win would actually push them to the second r

what if any charges the suspects might be facing and again, all of this over cigarettes, noel. >> thank you. one man is dead. another in critical condition tonight after a shooting in pleasant hill. it happened around noon today in the parking lot of a condo complex on twin bridge circle near highway 6.80. police say when they got to the lot, they found 2 men lying on the ground with several gunshot wounds. officers say one of the victims, a 67 year-old man died at the hospital. we spoke to a resident who heard those gunshots. >> allison here. some what i what was like. firecrackers sounds like a like a like a small really. all a shoppers at a lake and pleasant when expect that? until i heard very loud cars kind of drive last also, carly, and i'm like, ok, something's something went down. there are some yelling. >> both victims identities are being withheld pending contact with family members. police have not released any suspect. details. also tied. a mess violent suspect was killed in a standoff with police. and campbell, this happened around 3 o'clock this morning on south bascom ave

noel. catherine, thank you.lo alto police have released this surveillance video links to a murder from february 8th. >> police say this video shows a white suv stopped at bell street and university around 8.30 that night. police believe whoever was inside that suv may have witnessed the attack that left frank funny, dead. police are asking people who were in that suv to call them as soon as possible. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for fittings death. a preliminary hearing is underway in the case of a young girl killed in what police described as an exorcism like ritual back in 2021, the girl's mother, uncle and grandfather are the defendants. prosecutors say they performed a horrifying exorcism in a backyard church in san jose. a coroner later determined the three-year old's death was a homicide caused by suffocation and smothering. the preliminary hearing is expected to last through next tuesday. the judge will then decide if ther

noel. >> catherine, thank you. governor newsom visited the bay area today urging everyone to vote and to give one final push to proposition one, which would provide more money for state mental health care services. kron four's tiffany justice reports. >> governor newsome calling it a major overhaul saying the mental health issue is bigger than what cities and counties can do on their own urging california residents to go out and vote tomorrow for the march primaries. the election is today ends and we're here mindful of the importance. the imperative. >> of getting out to vote. >> monday, governor gavin newsom was back in town to encourage voters to go out and vote. come to say he was joined by mental health workers in the s e i u 2015, california's long-term care workers organization to talk about proposition one. and that's the issue of homelessness. that's the issue. what's happened in the streets and sidewalks notice here in san francisco, but up and down the state of california. issues around mental health. pro

big picture can grant noel. federal authorities are investigating several recent issues involving boeing aircraft ranging from the loose tire too. a door flying off during a flight to planes catching fire. take a look at engine on a united airlines flight. a boeing 7.37. caught fire right after takeoff from an airport in houston. this was monday night. the man who took this video says it sounded like a bomb going off in that. the plane took bit of a nosedive right after that. the aircrews able to make an emergency landing back in houston about 30 minutes later, nobody was hurt. united offered each of the more than 100 passengers, a $200 flight credit in a $15 meal voucher for their troubles. the cause of that engine fire is under investigation. early nast last month. federal investigators say the rudder controls, which are back here. the writer is back here on the another united flight, a boeing max jet failed during a landing in new jersey. this was on february 6th. the pilots say the petals that control rudder

oakland councilmember noel gallo says the city is facing an emergency and if it takes bringing in the national guard and other local and state law enforcement agencies, it's time to call for backup. >> think we clear and have an emergency and for me and you know, i've been saying that for the last 2 or 3 years, we have an emergency and we need to make sure that a small businesses continue to growing open, staying open because they hire people and they provide a tax base for us to provide services. customers are being forced to order food through a drive-thru. >> taco bell now joins raising canes on edgewater drive of fried chicken chain that also shut down a dining room last year because of crime and then it out also on and barker road announced it's closing its oakland location after 18 years of business citing safety concerns. councilmember kalb says the city is in the middle of implementing his public safety plan that was passed last fall. that plan includes doubling the department of violence prevention budget prioritizing violent crime with the help of fbi. >> using opd over time

council member noel gayo has expectations. it's going to take, a strong police chief action, and working with our police department, the neighborhood, and make sure that this does not continue. >> gotta enjoy it while it's here. right. >> gayo talk with oakland firefighters grabbing their last lunch here. in a statement in an out says we are grateful for the local community, which has supported us for over 18 years, but our top priority must be the safety and well-being of our customers and associates. the company says employees can transfer to other restaurants or receive a severance package. loyal customers had some final thoughts. >> it's sad. i mean, it's very telling. the state of the of the city. i hope the mayor can do something soon in oakland. >> cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> we're learning new details today about a shooting death involving officers in sunnyvale. police say they were called to a mobile home park on vienna drive yesterday for reports of a man with a knife. they say they came across him in a roadw

noel long accepted the award with pleasure. he thought he was just meeting with corporate members, but during his mock interview, family and friends showed up to celebrate him being awarded with huge check. the first generation college student plans to continue education at the university of pennsylvania. his team members say is well deserving of that scholarship. congratulations. that's great. >> really that. coming up, a convicted killer scott peterson back in court this week for what will be a series of hearings over the next few months on 4 legal analyst michael cardoza will join us live to discuss the road ahead. >> plus, why the residents and hotels in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood plan to take the city to court and the famous horn barbecue restaurant is shutting down its west oakland location. >> for good. the owner tells us about his next move. >> in the south bay, san jose high school is on lockdown today after police say a suspect trying to get away from police jumped several fences on to the school's proper

whoever we choose interview is someone that has comes with a clean record, oakland city council member noel gayo says while he wants a new chief to be chosen, quickly selecting the right person is critical. >> opd has gone through about a dozen police chiefs over the past two decades or so, and many in the city are calling for the hiring of someone who has roots here in oakland. >> i would prefer someone from the bay area that knows us, but i don't want to be explaining to people why i chose someone that was fired from the neighboring city or across the country. >> while the city's police commission puts candidates forward, the ultimate decision on who to hire will rest with mayor shengtao, who fired former chief lauren armstrong last february. susan manheimer served as interim opd chief before armstrong was hired in 2021 and works with the california police chiefs association. she says the mayor is likely looking for certain characters mystics in any potential candidate a unifier, someone that they can rally around and really translate and communicate and deliver on all these different int

. >> noel miracle march is what snow enthusiasts were hoping for in places like lake tahoe. and they got it. it being a huge amount of snow for the month and the snow pack is benefiting. weekend blizzard that blew through the sierra last weekend made for difficult travel conditions and ski resorts were closed for several days. >> once the area was shoveled out, places like palisades tahoe were able to take advantage of the fresh powder this past weekend from thursday evening. >> they're monday. we've got 8 feet of snow. it was insane. pr coordinator at palisades maddy condon says because of all the new snow, the ski resort will extend their season to may 27th. >> memorial day weekend skiing is a good sign for the state's snowpack. it's always great space to lake. it's great for watershed. it's great for the california drought that we've seen the past. you know, a few years. so the more so the merrier, as always, that scares hearts. the california department of water resources keeps a close eye on the state's snowpack. according to the manager of the department's hydrology se

grant noel weird is pretty much what it is. but at the end of the day, it still has the good vibe of opening day because it is still baseball. it's still opening day and there is still a little bit of magic in the air because no matter what happens this season, even if it is the last opening day here at the coliseum today is the start of something the a's are hosting the guardians for the first of a four-game series here at the coliseum and is a fresh slate to the season. now that being said, there are some familiar faces in tonight's lineup, guys like seth brown, brent rooker shea lingle ears among the stars who will be starting tonight and some familiar faces from the other side of the bay, too. former giants jd davison alex wood are now wearing the green and gold and would it will get the start on the mound tonight and then a real bay area, a fan favorite. on the other side, stephen vogt, beloved catcher for both the giants and the a's over the years is the first year manager for cleveland. we talked to him just a little bit

. >> grant hey noel. yeah. that is exactly what steve kerr said after that boston games. we just got to flush this one down the toilet. and really that's the only option. you have no choice. but to think about that game as an aberration. it certainly was. when you look at the way the warriors have been playing here over this last stretch and what they did last night against a milwaukee. milwaukee, of course, is one of the best teams in the east. they are the number 2 team, as a matter of fact. and they were riding a six-game winning streak coming in here to chase center. now the warriors are looking to start a streak of their own boston notwithstanding. they have been playing some really good hey lost just 4 games in the month of february and they've won 12 of their last 15. they've now won 9 of their last 11 road games as well. anyone who remembers how few games they won on the road last season has got to be impressed by that number. and also for the first time in a long time, everyone on this roster is healthy and available. it really showed last night against milwaukee

noel were outside about congresswoman barbara lee's campaign headquarters here in oakland.esswoman is going to be joining her volunteers here within the next hour or so. hopefully a celebration is she's vying for that. a primary victory in the united states senate as for her spot in the race right now, she's been polling at or near the bottom. so it's been a little bit of a difficulty getting her name out there, but she believes he's the right person to win this primary. eventually go on to being california's next senator with dianne feinstein's seat open. and that's because of her experience and her a push for progressive policies. the 77 year-old has been serving the congressional district out since 1998. that congressional district encompasses the alameda albany, berkeley emeryville, oakland, piedmont, in san leandro. so around 750,000 people have been represented by lee is also the highest ranking black woman in congress, which important to note here. she serves on the budget committee and the powerful appropriations committee which oversees all of the federal governmen

unborn son conferece recess to joining us now in studio with more on the big hearing tomorrow, teresa noel. and can one item of particular interest is a van that reportedly had blood stains found inside a day after laci went missing. and what's key is that now the innocence project brings technology in dna and other forensic evidence. that's 20 years down the road from the time. >> of laci and conner's murder. and i think that's also going to be what they look at is that dna evidence available to be tested? here's a close-up look at that burned van with a mattress inside with apparent blood stains. >> the las angeles innocence project wants to review all of the report to the van and most importantly, use current forensic technology. is that dna evidence available to be tested? what does it show? legal analyst steven clark says it is significant to have the group get involved. the innocence project has been very successful in exonerating people who have been in custody for a very long time. in addition to the van, other evidence requested includes reports collected from the search of the ba

update from the city's department of health and some treatment methods that seemed to be working from noel. and can we talk a lot the last year? >> about the opioid epidemic and fentanyl's role in it. fentanyl is still the leading cause of overdose deaths in san francisco and health experts talked at length today about how contingency management makes a difference. after updating overdose numbers for the month of february. doctor christie soaring with the san francisco department of health. >> talk about contingency management as a form of treatment. contingency management has been shown to. >> help people engage in treatment longer reduce and stop. stimulate and has solid evidence to support that we really have no other intervention for seemingly cpis eyes, contingency management, contingency management on paper uses motivational incentives to help people kick their addictions. it's being used in 24 california counties, according to mary scylla with the national harm reduction coalition, we're getting votes. >> money if they're able to, we're told their drug and hope to get them onto cour

we have an emergency in the city of oakland, city council member noel gayo represents the fruitvale district. he says he plans to work with the city administrator, county and state officials to see what funds are available to help small businesses. >> we need to keep every small business in place. we may need to make some adjustments financially, the manager at seibel's says the owner is considering whether to join the tax protest. >> i'm not really sure if that's going to work. you know, but i really, really want security. >> city council member janani rama chandra represents the diamond district. she tells me she's fighting for funding to provide community safety ambassadors and to form a business improvement district. ortiz says there may be a meeting with the merchants and city leaders at the end of the month. julie, mike, amber lee live tonight in oakland. >> amber. thank you. >> well, more than 20 years after being convicted of murdering his wife, laci and unborn son, scott peterson may get a new trial. earlier this year, the la innocence project announcedt would take up the peterson c

we switch gears here and take a live look from the top of mount tam noel's new favorite mountain in the bay area. i saw where this camera wasn't everything. i got all the way up. there was a very cool view to see in person as cool as it is to see on these cameras as well. lawrence, i'm impression walked all the way up there. >> you know, you and then there's little trail. haha. i mean, that's big deal. you getting out there in the outdoors. that's for sure. you noticed everything is starting to bloom outside and so we want to bring in the kron. 4 allergy forecast as we look toward the weekend ahead. you may have had some of those allergies popping up on last week. i mean, you get that sunshine and warm temperatures. everything is blowing. so. >> the account is running high right now. the pollen count is way up on tuesday, wednesday and thursday of this week. are expecting a big change in the weather pattern starting on friday that should knock down the pollen count, at least for a few days into the weekend and probably early next week. beautiful shot out there from mount tam. you can se

i asked noel gallo who his top choice was, but he said he wasn't ready to disclose that yet. >> that's because the ad hoc committee is expecting to present their list to the mayor on friday morning in oakland, jana katsuyama. ktvu fox two news. >> the only time these individuals see the city is when police are jamming them up, right. how do we get them before they've reached that area? before they've done the shooting from gang violence to blight and traffic problems. >> one san jose neighborhood now turning to city leaders for solutions. tonight's town hall meeting aimed at curbing crime and a record amount of money, is being spent on this year's california senate race. >> which candidates are spending the most in how the numbers compare to years past? >> but first, firefighters in texas battling the largest wildfire in state history, coming up in tonight's west coast. rapper going to hear from a resident as he describes all the damage "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "e

seguridad pública de la alcaldía de nueva york y esta semana telemundo 48 también habló con el concejal noela de la ciudad de oakland y él nos dijo cómo sería el jefe de la policía ideal para nuestra comunidad. escuchemos. citamos un jefe de policía que tenga la experiencia, pero también que va a trabajar con la comunidad para para cambiar lo que está pasando en estas calles . y recordemos que la alcaldesa chen anunció el pasado 15 de febrero del año pasado el despido. en ese momento del jefe de la policía, leron armstrong, por razones disciplinarias. bueno, y esta es la segunda lista de candidatos, ya que la alcaldesa rechazó la primera lista. la alcaldesa también nos dijo por medio de un comunicado que ella no va a estar presente en esta junta de este jueves, porque según ella, no considera que un foro comunitario va a traer a los mejores candidatos para esta posición. aquí en la ciudad. ahora, el siguiente paso va a ser que la ciudad tendrá que mandar a la alcaldesa una lista de los finalistas y será la alcaldesa quien tendrá que hacer pues esas entrevistas y ella tomará la decisión de qu

por su parte, el concejal noel gallo explica que al no pagar los impuestos esto podría crear un problema en la esquina y donde está la policía, contactamos a la oficina de la alcaldesa de oakland y en un comunicado dijeron la alcaldesa está haciendo su trabajo y actualmente la tasa de delitos contra propiedades ha bajado y se han logrado avances. no pagar impuestos podría ser contra producente. sin embargo, otros piensan lo contrario porque no están recibiendo los servicios de la ciudad y es justo que ellos hagan una huelga con tra la ciudad y no pagar los impuestos. dueños de negocios también aseguran que podrían irse a huelga o incluso demandar a la ciudad. josé, te hago una pregunta si estuviese la alcaldesa sentado aquí presente te estuviera mirando. qué te gustaría decirle en estos momentos? me gustaría decirle a la alcaldesa de oakland que nosotros, los comerciantes de diamond district y espero que toda la ciudad de oakland no le vamos a pagar impuestos. 10 de oakland. soy jessica gallegos, telemundo, california. ahora nos movemos un poco más al sur de la bahía, donde el alcalde de

por su parte, el concejal noel gallo explica que al no pagar los impuestos esto podría crear un problemana de la alcaldesa de oakland y en un comunicado dijeron la alcaldesa está haciendo su trabajo y actualmente la tasa de delitos contra propiedades ha bajado y se han logrado avances. no pagar impuestos podría ser contra producente. sin embargo, otros piensan lo contrario porque no están recibiendo los servicios de la ciudad y es justo que ellos hagan una huelga contra la ciudad y no pagar los impuestos. dueños de negocios también aseguran que podrían irse a huelga o incluso demandar a la ciudad. bueno, josé, te hago una pregunta. si estuviese la alcaldesa 80 o aquí presente te estuviera mirando, qué te gustaría decirle en estos momentos? me gustaría decirle a la alcaldesa de oakland que nosotros, los comerciantes de diamond district y espero que toda la ciudad de oakland no le vamos a pagar impuestos. 10 de oakland. soy jessica gallegos, noticiero. telemundo 48. un auto chocó contra una gasolinera en alameda. fue esta mañana en la avenida blanding y tilden way. ese percance, como ven,

noel warrick, de 26 años, quien murió en su casa en morgan hill.uedó sin poderse mover. tras un choque, el conductor huyó, pero luego fue localizado y puesto bajo custodia. la investigación continúa en curso, por lo que la policía pide a cualquier persona con información que se comunique con ellos en la boleta electoral de la ciudad y condado de san francisco aparecen 7 propuestas. 2 de ellas han generado controversia para algunos ofrecerían más poder al departamento de policía, pero como nos explica flavio lacayo, hasta la misma asociación de policías de san francisco se está oponiendo a una de estas medidas. hablamos de la propuesta b. flavio, cuéntanos. así es. qué tal? bueno, el portavoz de la asociación de la policía de aquí de la ciudad de san francisco dice de que esa entidad se opone precisamente a esta proposición y nos explica por qué en san francisco los votantes decidirán el futuro de la propuesta b, la cual enmendaría el proceso para establecer una cifra mínima del número de policías activos y también para contar con fondos monetarios,

we really do not need enemies, noel said wells change st. you talk about this multi multi posed a world that really, that would be a tire african continent, is standing very much on the front line. victor, i appreciate you saying that my, for it, let me throw it over to dimitry while i count dmitri, we're talking about, you know, this, you and report the talks about the economic recovery of all these countries around the world saying that the g 7 countries are recovering much faster than poor and nations around the world. what about places like palestine is palestine recovering? how's palestine doing a well, that's not it is not doing well at all. because mainly now because of the genocide in guys up we as a country, we depend largely on tourism for our economy. and you know, with the co, with 90 period it got the, the tourism industry was in to shut down. and by the time these companies and people started to rise up again and begin work in the we were hit with the genocide, the gaza, that we don't know what it's going to add. and several hi

this matter to the end about nato troops, but the french secretary of state for european affairs jean-noel barot, after the statements of french president macron about sending troops to ukraine, said that european countries should not rule out any options for action in the face of the aggressor, to quote: the struggle of ukrainians is and our struggle, resisting. invaders, they are fighting for the security of europe and france, because the imperialist fantasies of volodymyr putin are clearly not limited to ukraine. gathering 27 heads of state and government in paris, the french president demonstrated the unity and determination of these countries to do more, better and differently to meet the needs of the ukrainian resistance. it is important, but this initiative, there are reactions of different leaders of different states of the european union. and not the european union, like, say, serbia, vucic said there, but will there be enough strength, charisma, influence, connections, arguments, financial, military , any of emmanuel macron's, to push this idea and still make it real, i 'm not sa

el concejal noel gallo opina que lo que están haciendo las grandes empresas también beneficiará a los. and so when we see oakland having these challenges, we think it's important to try and step up and help. cuando oakland tiene estos desafíos, marcovich considera necesario dar un paso al frente y ayudar a la comunidad en necesidad. los 10 millones de dólares que inyectarán estas compañías privadas se invertirán en que agentes de la policía de oakland trabajen horas extra en ampliar el programa embajadores de la ciudad y en proporcionar transporte hacia y desde las estaciones del transporte público y estacionamientos. el objetivo general es complementar los esfuerzos de la ciudad. la policía y el estado en el combate al crimen. pero para el concejal gallo hay otra cuestión que es clave es muy claro lo que está pasando y necesitamos acción, acción directamente. el gobernador ya ofreció cámaras que y tiene meses ofreciendo cámaras, pero todavía no están puestas y espera que se tome la iniciativa de colocarlas pronto porque considera que son primordiales. las cámaras van a ser muy import

el concejal noel gallo asegura que la presencia de chp no ha sido constante en ese corredor latino.más andaban aquí por 5 días. hablamos con los trabajadores de un negocio fuera de cámara y aseguran que no ven muchas patrullas y que hace 3 días fueron testigos de un robo, mientras que otros comerciantes indican que han visto cambios. vemos a muchos como en esas camionetas grandes y pues nos sentimos más seguras con eso, porque ahí están afuera . es como un cuidado para alrededor de de las tiendas y pues más que en estas calles han habido pues hemos escuchado muchos robos ya, ya pasó un año que no tengo un jefe de la policía y no tengo la. en total mente la cooperación, organización de la policía para andar en la área de oakland. soy yomara lópez telemundo 48. por su parte la patrulla de caminos aseguró que siguen y seguirán sus operativos en las calles de oakland o al menos hasta que el gobernador así lo determine. el departamento de policía de santa rosa reveló la identidad de una madre y su hijo que fueron encontrados muertos en un apartamento. esto fue el pasado 6 de marzo. la ma

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