and the city of oakland is improving. wildfire detection will go live to check out the new wildfire sensors project. and tensions flare up at the funeral of banko. brown has friends and family lay him to rest today. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman. we'll start with the funeral service for banko brown as it was interrupted after a fight broke out in the church pews. here's video, though, of his casket being carried into the 3rd baptist church in san francisco. brown, a black transgender man was shot and killed earlier this month by a walgreens security guard as he was allegedly tried to steal candy, reverend amos see brown of the san francisco naacp spoke at today's service and during his remarks he made some comments about banko brown's upbringing that really appeared to upset some of his family members. an argument then erupted in the pews with some people pointing out and shouting at the reverend and then sudde

and we need to do something about president of the oakland school board mike hutchinson says the oakland unified school district win over oakland education association's counter proposal sunday night until one. 30 am monday morning. >> the district has offered to give salary raises of up to 22% for teachers. but hutchinson says most of the common good goals are off the table items that are outside of the scope of the contract, which are basically compensation and work conditions are not going to be negotiated. that's been our standing authorization since last fall. 3 oakland school board directors spoke out monday in support of the teachers. we support oakland educators. >> and their fight for the contract directors. jennifer bro hard, valerie bachelor and then cedric williams say that coming good request should not have to be negotiated separately. it is critical usd to acknowledge its power. >> to repair generations of harm that has occurred to our black families. >> according to hutchinson state superintendent tony thurmond was supportive of contract negotiations to the weekend. the s

we want to stay in oakland. we love oakland, but this might be a reason for us to leave. that was just one of three crimes in four days in the trestle, glen neighborhood surveillance video captured two carloads of robbers attacking a woman on saturday and another robbery came after a woman left a wells fargo 80. m sunday. at the meeting, oakland's deputy chief said after those crimes investigators have been following leads and tracking suspects vehicles, people lined up voicing their frustration and concerns. they also called for more police patrols, more surveillance cameras on the streets and more speed bumps and traffic control. some expressed concern about police staffing being insufficient. this man says he's had his vehicles broken into twice. the dispatch . lady was very polite and she said, look, you're the 83rd. call in line. it will probably be three hours before an officer can come out and take your report, the deputy chief says right now oakland has only 723 officers with more than one million calls for service last year. about approximately 280,000 of those c

and we need to do something about president of the oakland school board mike hutchinson says the oakland unified school district win over oakland, education association's counter proposal sunday night until one. 30 am monday morning. >> the district has offered to give salary raises of up to 22% for teachers. but hutchinson says most of the common good goals are off the table items that are outside of the scope of the contract, which are basically compensation and work conditions are not going to be negotiated. that's been our standing authorization since last fall. 3 oakland school board directors spoke out monday in support of the teachers. we support oakland educators and their fight for the contract directors. jennifer bro, hard valerie bachelor and then cednic williams say that coming good request should not have to be negotiated separately. it will increase the nurses. >> at our school sites that are marginalized kids. it will increase our librarians right now. we have to librarians out of 85 >> according to hutchinson say superintendent tony thurmond was supportive of contract neg

first off, we have teachers in oakland. they are going to take to the picket lines today after they failed to reach a deal. >> with the school district and 2 bay area cities are taking new steps to help the homeless. and of course, we're talking about the warriors game. 2 is happening tonight as they face the lakers. >> in san francisco will see if the team can bounce back after losing game one. all right. but first, we want to check the forecast. we've got through a lot of rain yesterday. >> this morning, my drive-in was dry. okay. you too. yeah. the roads still wet, though, of course, because i guess we still have some showers definitely not as active, but don't think you're completely out of the woods yet. >> we're looking generally better commute this morning than what we saw the past 2 days. you could hold on to that. you can see that a lot of that rainfall that we had been seeing has shifted further south out of the central valley. >> some heavy rain falling currently around fresno and bakersfield. now zooming in on t

agreement with oakland.he organization's to align their effort to create a mixed-use, mixed income sports anchored community. if approved, they will play matches at the site on an interim basis. and the oakland soul will kick off their first home game ever tomorrow. it is a women's soccer team in the pre-professional uslw league. all the games will be played at merritt college. the goal is to plant soccer roots in oakland with a young team. most of the players are under the age of 20, and they are good. we will be rig dan: the bar that some as the home for generations of local sports fans, especially readers nation, is open again. ricky's is under new ownership. it looks a lot different. there is a subtle name change, it is ricke's sport lounge, spelled with an "e," which is different from the iconic owned by ricky ricardo. >> we are still building our own and the place has been remodeled. fresh, new look. we have vip lounges. more, newer tv's. the place is got a fresher look. dan: one thing that has not cha

oakland council member dan kalb took to the streets today with oakland police.th business owners and managers in the rockridge neighborhood about crime trends in the area. kron four's philippe reports. city leaders want firsthand accounts of what's happening on the ground and what can be done to keep the criminals away. >> a business owner on college avenue in oakland's rockridge neighborhood. shares surveillance video of what he sees on a daily and nightly basis. suspects scouting and breaking into cars and victimizing people visiting the community. a community struggling with crime and in desperate need for a fix to the problem. we have to catch them and then hold them accountable for what they're doing. >> and to turn behavior in the first place by being more visible and neighbors the best we can. this is council member dan coats district on wednesday. he walked the streets with police and met with merchants about crying friend, said violent crimes. are strong arm arm to strong arm robberies where people are not just saying give me your wallet. give me your p

look at this all over oakland, the mayor of oakland said today the city is working on a comprehensive plan to provide more resources for young people. but at the same time, she says she will make sure justice is served. >> we know here in the city of oakland any city that all families deserve to safe. these are to feel safe in their homes deserve to feel safe when they're walking to the grocery store, walking to school. walking a fun of their own personal home. >> city leaders are also calling on the courts and district attorney's office to implement harsher consequences for these types of crimes. police say the investigations into the robberies are ongoing and they say the city has seen a 7% increase in robberies compared to the same time last year, pam. catherine, back to you. grant, thank you. >> oakland council member dan kalb, the meantime took to the streets today with oakland police and they met with business owners and managers in the rockridge neighborhood. they wanted to talk about the crime trends in that area and kron four's philippe djegal reports that city leaders want f

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attacked in west oakland after confronting people at a sideshow . good evening. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach tonight . city leaders are urging residents regardless of how you feel about the side shows to not get involved. ktvu crime reporter henry lee live tonight in the newsroom with the very latest henry mike and julie. it seems like we can't go one weekend in oakland without more videos of these wild side shows, alan sunday was more the same cars, dirt bikes and atvs takint fed up with it all and try to stop a sideshow but got attacked. we want to warn you, some of this video may be unsettling. video posted on social media shows a man frustrated by a sideshow at 34th and adelaide in west oakland. he hits one of the cars, spinning donuts around him and his then attacked, punched, kicked repeatedly, even while lying on the ground. the victim appears to be unconscious. you can still hear tires screeching as he lies motionless on the sidewalk. at the same sideshow this mustang ran into and sheared off a fire hydrant near navarro, who was visiti

this is about retaining our educators here in oakland. and that's why we have been putting in very, very long hours. the strike will affect 34,000 students across the district, including out amazes son. he's a kindergartner at glenview elementary school. >> but, you know, i support. the teachers and understand why it's happening. mays says he found out about the likely possibility of a strike about 2 weeks ago and has been preparing. >> he says the teachers have been repairing the students as they read click, clack, about cows going on. strike. >> yeah, i think that that the kids understand that. >> it's not going school tomorrow. and i think you understand >> a little bit >> if no deal is reached, picketing will start tomorrow. thursday morning out about the same time as school would start in oakland. amanda hari kron. 4 news. amanda, real quick. how will families find out for sure? did they have to wait until the morning? and just check with the news. >> usd says they are going to be putting out information as soon as they know anything

oakland mayor shen tao endorsed the collaboration, saying that both the oakland roots and oakland soultitutions to not only the city but throughout the nation. oakland's vice mayor, rebecca kaplan, also praised the deal with the post on twitter. she wrote congratulations to the african american sports and entertainment group and roots and soul soccer for reaching an agreement to work together to bring vitality, jobs, people sports revenue and more to the future of the oakland coliseum area. professional women's soccer is coming to ktvu. plus this weekend when the oakland soul takes on the olympic club. the two bay area teams will compete in the u. s l. w league . our coverage begins at five tomorrow on ktvu plus it's a perfectly you know, golden brown like this up meals and culture at the same time coming up, we will take you to san francisco's chinatown to see how some restaurants do it and take a look at this. the fog rolled into the bay area during tonight's sunset. what a magical side meteorologist mark tamayo will return with details of a weekend warm up. welcome to the middle of

roots in oakland soul.the two professional soccer clubs hope to use part of the parking lot c on the south side of the complex to build a temporary home stadium. it would be used for 10 years and then the teams will move to a permanent site. oakland roots and soul. they like to be about it. rather than talk about it. they put service and benefit to our community and oakland at the center of everything they do. right now. the roots play their home games at laney college, and here's a look at is what's trending on our website ktvu .com tonight our top story, a former sanford disco police officer will not face criminal charges in the shooting and killing of a man six years ago. also trending chp officers have a suspect in cassidy in connection with the video that's circulating on social media. and in that video, the driver on interstate 80 in oakland is seen yelling multiple racial slurs at people in another vehicle also stand. francisco regulators have opened a new investigation into twitter's modifications o

a shocking crime in east oakland. a 10 year old girl stabbed to death inside an apartment, according to city officials and neighbors. the suspect was her own mother. it's something that i can't believe really that this can happen. i don't know how can i? i do that to her own kid on blood. you know. oakland police were called to the apartment on the corner of bancroft and 40/6 avenue just before noon monday. when officers arrived. they found a bloody knife in the street officers forced entry into the residence. once inside. officers located unresponsive 10 year old suffering from severe injuries to her neck. officers also located the suspect who is harming themselves with a knife . interim police chief darren allison called this a senseless and horrific act of violence, he said responding officers tried to render aid, but the girl was pronounced dead at the scene as a parent. i know that there's nothing more that tears at the heart. the loss of a child. honesty will feel very bad because we know here pretty manzon live

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that proposal developed by oakland teachers and negotiate them with the district. >> the oakland schoolrd president mike hutchinson was scheduled to hold a press conference providing an update on negotiations about half an hour ago. that news conference has since been delayed as was one that was scheduled for will monitor that and bring you any updates from the district later this afternoon on kron. 4 news at 3. another bustling business corridor in san francisco has started to dwindle to something of a ghost town. there are many more shuttered store fronts at the embarcadero center. most recently, the melt restaurant closed its location of the shopping plaza. kron four's ella sogomonian talked to some of the business owners who are still there. to the. >> it's empty and not much people coming in here. >> that is our rodriguez has watched business slowed down significantly since she first opened shoe with that and barca daraa center 14 years ago. >> she's seen more than a dozen businesses close their doors for good since the pandemic. but he's holding on with the help and hope. >> of th

we are live in oakland. details on negotiations between the teachers union and the school district. they're expected to continue in just a couple of hours, and there's a fighting in sudan intensifies. more and more people are evacuating from that country, the concerns of a bay area woman who has family members, they're trapped by the fighting in that country. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well good morning to you and welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark gasia mikaelian. it is tuesday. may 2nd the ring we've been talking about is here. let's run over to steve paulson and talk about some of the timing and who's seeing more of it than others. santa cruz mounds no doubt about it. space good amounts, also on the peninsula and even into oakland. they're seeing some pretty good totals here. ryan's out and danville over a quarter inch. i've seen san ramona 33 1. hundreds of miracles had 42 so there's been some pretty good. pretty good totals here coming in the heavier amounts, no doubt about it sou

have them represent oakland? it's incredibly proud moment for us, and i think the fans are really, really excited for people at home who are not familiar. it explained a little bit about this league and help people even make the team and then what can happen next for some of those team members. so for a long time in the united states, there wasn't that much of a depth of opportunity for players who are trying to make a future in the game nwsl, which is a professional league and then really nothing else. what the usl, which is our league is trying to do is create more of a pyramid and more of a pathway. the u. s. l. w league, which is what the soul is in is called a pre professional league. that means that it's a lot of college players who want to protect their college eligibility, which means they're amateur. but what we're also using it to do is intentionally build a very young squad so that the next generation of players and there are many girls in oakland who've never had the opportunity to play the game of so

we'll stay in oakland where they go. ship building that caught fire years ago claiming the lives of dozens of people has just been torn down in 2016 dance party. you may recall was thrown inside the former warehouse which had been converted into multiple living spaces. that's when flames ripped through the building, killing 36 people. it's the deadliest fire in oakland's history. the master tenant of the building. derrick l minute pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and was sentenced to served 12 years in prison. it was later decided he would serve a fraction of that time from hope. according to reports, a low-income housing nonprofit may turn the site into an affordable housing complex. we'll keep you posted there. another big story tonight. high emotions during the funeral service for banko brown. today. the 24 year-old was shot and killed earlier this month by a security guard in san francisco. this is at a walgreens on market street. police say he was trying to shoplift cropper, says made unit was at the funer

covering the city of oakland.you so much for having me and this grant is instrumental to our ability to continue to provide life saving services to our great oakland residents, and we're so grateful to be one of literally just a few departments in the country to be awarded this safer grant of $27 million. what? what did it take to secure this grant? well it cut it came down to the professionalism. ingenuity intelligence are members here in the oakland fire department we know and understand that our city is going through a physical crisis. we were preparing for this last year. that's when we first applied for this grant. and it was literally the brain trust of our firefighters who came together. who wrote this roughly 100 page grant, and we're so grateful of the outcome. it seems like it's going to have a huge impact to talk about just how understaffed the oakland fire department is. how many unfilled firefighter positions do you have? and how much do you have to rely on overtime to try to meet what are as we know,

these are some of the nine juveniles arrested by oakland police in connection with 32 robberies in oakland to in piedmont and one in el cerrito. police say three girls and six boys are in custody. they range in age from 12 to 17 learned they have been linked to sunday's robbery of a 63 year old woman at rockridge market hall. the victim was pushed to the ground robbed an attack outside this flower shop at college and shafter. the robbery happened in oakland city council member dan calls district. it's bad enough that you're robbing people and taking the property that's still a violent crime, but when you are unnecessarily kicking and pushing and hurting them physically when you don't even have to, that's that's weird. it's sick. the oakland police helicopter argus tracked the teens hyundai santa fe to a smoke shop near lake merritt. five teens went into the store and were taken into custody. the suv then took off for other teams were arrested after a foot chase in the eastlake neighborhood. a person like push a woman to the ground, even with arrest, though oakland police were busy investig

together, we served 35,000 students in oakland. we love our students. we love oakland. our union is committed to the fight for the schools that students deserve. tonight. we'll give our community an update. on our bargaining. usd and to hear from parents and students. i'd like to start by introducing bargaining cherryville my serrano here with a burgeoning >> good afternoon, my name is phil musser on the bargaining co-chair here for only a well. we have been making some progress, but we are still needing to makes it more significant progress we're still still needing to see movement on our common good demands to really support our community and our students and other ways beyond just our normal teaching and learning. and so we're expecting to see more writing today. thank you. thank you, >> and now we're going to get an update from our interim president, arm and daughters. good evening. for 7 the big bargaining tenm has worked tirelessly. making meaningful proposals while research proposals. >> that will strengthen our schools for our students. usd has. repeatedly counc

oakland is very much on the table.is ownership will only get serious about a strategy and not tactics. we want to keep the a's in oakland , but now the a's owner will have to swallow some pride and reengage. we're certainly open to re engaging, but the team is really going to have to make the effort to come back to the administration and indicate they're interested in negotiating again. and the a's did not respond to our request for comment. surprise surprise! tom baker, ktvu. fox two news, tom. thank you. people in nevada are split about their state spending taxpayer money to bring the a's to vegas. a new poll from the nevada independent shows 41% support spending the money 36% opposed and 21% are undecided or have no opinion. investigators fishing for clues in an odd case in the south bay, who's still 50 koi fish from a friendship garden also ahead, while the defense attorney for the man accused of killing cash, app founder bob lee is saying sorry. left of thousands of dollars in merchandise in this case fish stolen

ucross the n tonight, including this one here in oakland. president biden ordered flags to be flown at half staff to honor victims of this weekend's mass shooting in allen, texas. that's where investigators say a gunman killed eight people at the mall today. a vigil was held in the city of allen to honor the victims. ah! was lost. a large crowd gathered at cottonwood creek church for the service. in addition to those killed, seven other people were injured in yesterday's shooting, and we are learning more tonight about the suspect. he's been identified as 33 year old mauricio garcia. he was shot and killed by responding officers. federal officials are looking into whether he expressed an interest in white supremacist ideology. they say he had a patch on his chest that read our wds. that's an acronym. police say for the phrase right wing death squad. the phrase is popular among white supremacy groups. casey steagall with the latest from allen, texas. on a typical sunday evening, this outlet mall back here in allen, texas, would be a pretty ho

this comes as oakland faces a $350 million budget deficit. they propose cutting one fire engine and delaying the rollout of another to save $20 million. he said it was a painful decision to leave. he was named fire chief in 2021. oakland is suturing -- searching for a police chief and city administrator. >> racist texting scandal continues. a one-on-one interview with chief steven ford. he talks about how new partnerships with the department of justice and the naacp can help win back the public stress. >> hate speech in public sentiment, can it be restructured, is it a racist organization? there's a lot of work. so much work to be done. >> all that work falls on antioch's police chief, who wasn't in charge when the problems began. >> i think there's a lot of apathy around the organization right now. but i'm looking at this situation is a glass half full, not half-empty. >> chief ford joined the police department last year after the start of an fbi investigation into the department. in march the revelations of a racist texting scandal that cou

some 3000 oakland teachers are out of the classroom and on the picket line today we're live in oakland with the impact this is having on families as well as the major sticking points between the teachers and the district, and it's not all about money, plus oh, my god. the gun right in my hat ready? and then i said to myself, i'm a dad dug the terrifying robbery in broad daylight caught on camera here from the victim of says she's grateful to have survived this ordeal and the loss she's morning as a result of the attack. then tonight is game to the second round of the playoffs as golden state tries to even the series against the los angeles lakers by one lifelong dubs fat and oakland native says this series is different from the rest from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on two good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is thursday. it's may 4th good to see you on may 4th the fourth be with you today. prepare lots of clouds, even some rain around the bay area. you see, that is correct, especially north and south over the immediate bay area

we are following reports of a potential agreement between striking oakland teachers and the oakland unified school district will tell you what we know so far. clearly it can happen to anyone at any point, and that's just what a video like that shows us people and one oakland n ghborhood are on high alert after a woman who was out walking was targeted by criminals and two cars. we'll show you the robbery that was caught on camera. fox two news. this is mornings on two good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook monday morning. may 15th and we want to start with steve paulson. thank you for the lovely mother's day. weather forecast was right on yes. cool down. yes. sometimes it works. sometimes it works. mid fifties on the temps. there's a lot of low clouds in place. this is a mild air mass. i looked twice to make sure these are correct and they are 55 57 across the board from santa rosa to san jose. maybe a little warmer in your back here at thermometer could be around 58 or 59. all that monsoon activity. monsoon like

the oakland roots and the oakland soul. moving forward with the plan to build a new soccer stadium. city councilman noel gayo says the two organizations have jointly submitted an official proposal to enter into a lease at the malibu lot. that lot is located across the street from the oakland coliseum. both the men's and women's soccer teams would use the stadium, as would other organizations for special events. coming up in sports helps giants took advantage of one of the weirdest place of the season tonight against the phillies. joe fonzi has the details and then tonight on the 11 o'clock news, someone rips off a purse from an east bay care facility. what we know out the life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried or frustrated. calhope can help access, calhope free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or livechat at calhope.org subway just keeps getting better. break it down candace. they got world class bakers to develop their tastiest bread yet. this truly make

as oakland teachers gather for a seventh day on the picket lines the oakland education association says progress has been made there are many places where we've come to agreement. we still have a little bit of work to do but we are at this moment in time feeling hopeful carrie anderson a second grade teacher who serves on the executive board of the union says it's important to know that their common good goals are one of 20 proposals and she says it's not what's holding things up right now having enough teachers in classrooms keeping teachers and classrooms and schools year after year. that includes having counselors speech pathologists nurses. so a lot of it is around that financial piece around staffing. meanwhile, sam davis from the oakland unified school board is calling for an end to the strike and says there are other ways to negotiate outside of a labor agreement. i just wish that they would end the strike and allow the last points tul. without impacting kids. he thinks the 1 billion dollar evaluation, which the district said the union's common good demands would cost comes from

oakland is very much on the table.rious about a strategy and not tactics. we want to keep the a's in oakland, but now the a's owner will have to swallow. some pride and reengage. we're certainly open to re engaging, but the team is really going to have to make the effort to come back to the administration and indicate they're interested in negotiating again. the a's did not respond to our requests. for comment. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. bring up at 11. would you be willing to tip after visiting an apple store the new effort from some employees showers have died down for now, but there's more in the forecast as we get closer to the weekend back here with the five day first big tech heads to washington today's meeting, as the white house says it wants to get ahead of artificial intelligence technology. ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura?

la ciudad de oakland inviertÓ en programas en la comunidad. >>> la alcaldesa de oakland propone recortarver afectados. >>> tambiÉn hay personas que cuando hay un tiroteo en ouclar llegan para hablar con la familia, para prevenir que un acto de violencia se convierta en otro. todo eso serÍa cortado. >>> el jefe de la policÍa de oakland propuso su plan de recorte en dicho departamento, por esa razÓn que muchos le envÍan el siguiente mensaje a la alcaldesa. >>> le dirÍa que ella tiene que hacer un mejor trabajo. a nosotros nos afectarÁ. >>> en la pÁgina de internet de la ciudad de oakland la alcaldesa dice que se debe presentar un plan de presupuesto balanceado. oakland tiene en consideraciÓn el plan de prevenciÓn. los concejales tomarÁn una decisiÓn la prÓxima semana sobre los cortes. >>> el 31 de mayo es el Último dÍa para que los residentes de oakland y berkeley tengan beneficios en sus propietarios. si usted necesita conocer sobre mÁs requisitos puede ingresar a la pÁgina (hablan en inglÉs). >>> la junta de supervisores del condado de napa votÓ para poner fin a su declaraciÓn de emergen

were consulted about oakland -- we consulted about oakland's policy, providing coverage for things likeurity, regulatory defense, and cyberextortion. >> most of these coverages are aligned to traditional data breach. attacks or perhaps the to deface a or compromise the information of an entity. reporter: he says what is often not considered in this type of coverage is the impact of business interruption or loss of services. >> we see many organizations that assume they have the proper cyber insurance coverage. but when they have the actual reconciliation from their broker, the policy just wasn't designed for that type of event. reporter: it's unclear of that situation is what happened to oakland. san bernardino county told us he prepared for the possibility of such an incident by securing appropriate insurance we asked oakland officials ora'd tirolicy. but have yet to hear back. do youhiaknd's isufficienenott nst the ransomware attack? >> nms like its covering comprehensive electronic information and security liability coverage. shutting down systems, no to deliver services, this is not

the oakland zoo saying goodbye to some of its most beloved >> the oakland zoo is saying goodbye to several of their most beloved animals. yeah. one of the most popular residents there, donna, the african elephant is soon going to be heading to a elephant sanctuary in tennessee. cc done his best friend lisa, another african elephant just passed away in march, making dawn of the only remaining female elephant at the zoo. officials say it's really important that donna enter her later stages of life surrounded by other female elephants since the females are deeply social, much more than males and they create lifelong close bonds with each other. they just think it would make are much happier. donna will make the move to tennessee some time later this month or maybe early june and then the 2 mountain lions that were rescued. his cubs in santa cruz county. they're going to arrive at their new for ever home this week. hazel. >> and holly, you know, get stories about them. they became inseparable. bonded with one another while they were being a rehab for months at the oakland holly was just a tiny

of oakland. has the support of some environmentalists, it's causing problems at the stanford shopping center is geeta museum, rubin explains. it may keep one of the world's most famous chefs from coming to town. at the stanford shopping center. construction is well underway. the buildings are taking shape and one of the world's most famous chefs. jose andres is supposed to move in, or at least he was a new rule in palo alto has his restaurant in limbo because the city no longer allows gas to be hooked up to new buildings. this is becoming a public relations disaster for the city of palo alto, because they allow the restaurants and the construction of this building to go on, including putting in a gas line. and now they're saying you can't use the gas gas may mean no restaurant, according to lawyers for the mall. they're threatening to sue all the plans and permits up to this point allowed the gas line and legal experts say a recent ninth circuit decision make all parts of the rule into questions

this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. jam f oakland. police are investigating for separate shootings that happened within an hour of each other early yesterday spot shot spotter alerted police to shooting in the fruitvale district about two a.m. and nearly the same time there was another shooting east of the coliseum a short time later and just a half a mile away a third shooting, and that was followed by 1/4 shooting in oakland. video from citizens app will show police and mts on eighth avenue about three o'clock in the morning. a neighbor, who did not want to be identified, told us that victim was returning home when he was shot. i'm surprised that for this guy to be getting off work just wanted to come home, and there are night stalkers out here. you know, um, hurting people. oakland pd says none of the shootings appear to be related, and they are not releasing any information about the victims and their asking anyone who may have information about any of the shootings to give them a call. new video posted to twitter, shedding light

his photo is featured in an oakland story. bank article profiling at carlos reels it details some of his time at castleman high school. in the article, he described his dreams of becoming a doctor one day to help the community. a motive for the stabbings is not known. dominguez is facing two counts of homicide in the deaths of david bro and kareem abou nadim. and the attempted murder of a homeless woman named kimberly. these horrific crimes have resulted in immeasurable loss to the victim's families. and friends and to our community. but as we move forward together, it also demonstrates davis has compassion, a deep sense of community. when faced with tragedy. dominguez could be arraigned as early as monday. live in the newsroom. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox tuning. thank you for that, and we do continue to follow the arrest out of davis head to our website at ktvu .com for the very latest updates from officials knew at 11, a man has been sentenced to 26 years to life in san mateo county in a deadly stabbing in 2018. 26 year

in oakland, evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news and in response to the budget, oakland council presidentki fortunato bass released the following statement, it reads. we are very pleased to see the largest investment in affordable housing and oakland's history $200 million over two years. affordable housing is oakland residents top priority and we will finally make progress, creating housing that is accessible to very low income and working families. another weekend of side shows in oakland coming up on ktv. the news at 6 30, the violent incident that prompted authorities to warn against anyone. trying to step in and try to stop this sideshow . also ahead tonight, people marched around the world today in support of workers' rights, including here in the bay area. coming up the legislation. these marchers in san francisco want 0 point game seven as the warriors now in the second round of the nba playoff, joe fonzi has the story behind curries, fiery speech. that said the team in motion for the big gam seven n tracked they say they have done everything they can to avert a walkout and teache

oakland, you're at 51 degrees fully. how in concord at 48 getting your lookahead temperatures out there will stay pretty cool highs only in the mid 60's that are very warmest drying skies come the afternoon. but i do want you to watch those clouds and radar very closely. i'm going to be showing you future cast here coming up in it does show still continued showers. and just at certain times of the day, breaking that down for you in your full forecast rain. all right, john, thank you for that. let's check on bridge is okay. take your time. specially of slick mornings like today. >> 7 minutes traveling into the city. our san mateo bridge around 12 minutes, a 80 to 101. richmond center fell bridge, an eight-minute drive in check in on that golden gate bridge for you. 37 to the tolls take it 20 minutes. our big story the morning. more than 3,000 teachers are going to be hitting the picket line this morning. the oakland unified school district sent out that announcement late last night saying despite days of bargaining the te

oakland's down to 32 miles an hour.t oakland earlier at the airport where 40 miles an hour, sfo had gusta 38 . now they're just sustained at 13 ok, computer model. times this out more granular, so it's going to do a better job. six am tomorrow morning. looks like what we've got now and then by lunchtime, maybe a few sprinkles cloudy cooler than by the afternoon. maybe some more sprinkles. maybe a thunder shower and then we get into wednesday early morning for five a.m. and then it starts. the whole thing starts to retrograde , but it pulls more moisture back at us into wednesday evening. so what does that mean ? it means tomorrow's work cloudy on and off showers. umbrellas needed cool day. but let's not get too wrapped up in the timing on these models, because models if we ever know anything about cut off loads, the models just do a horrible, horrible job tracking those cut off lows. so um, we are definitely in a position where we got the chance for showers or a little bit of everything. everything welcome to may. yeah

a long-awaited collaboration between the oakland police department and oakland chinatown.er patrols. >> kicked off today at wilma chan park. the event showcased the positive synergy between police and the community, specifically highlighting the collaboration in chinatown. light of the recent negative news surrounding oakland. today's event provided a refreshing dose of positive oakland news. according to oakland, chinatown, improvement council. president stewart chen compared to 2 years ago. crime in oakland's chinatown is down and that includes violent crime. so i want >> to officially welcome everybody in the bay area to come to oakland, chinatown shot in tight on dine-in. try it out. oakland chinatown is open for business. >> chinatown, volunteer patrols have been working the streets for 800 days now. they've been out walking around their neighborhoods and interacting with residents and business owners. they say they're hopeful the vibrancy of the community is returning. >> and i never i would get a chance to say this. but now. it is my distinct pleasure to introduce.

a few degrees below normal for san francisco and oakland.peratures don't warm up a lot farther inland in the north bay, a lot of mid- to upper 60s, santa rosa 67 degrees. you have to go to the mendocino/sonoma county line to find 70s and maybe low 80s around ukiah. that's where the warm weather will reside the next couple days. looking ahead to bottlerock in napa, temperatures cool for the first day of the three-day festival and a little warm-up returning to closer to normal temperatures saturday and sunday. temperatures do cool off quickly at night. bring a sweatshirt to be comfortable after the sun goes down. temperatures don't change much in san francisco, hovering in the low 60s through the next seven days, mid-60s for the east side of the bay in oakland. we'll see a little more variation inland from upper 60the north bay tomorrow and friday back s to i low to mid-70s for the holiday weekend, also low to mid-70s over the holiday weekend in san jose, mostly mid-70s inland in the east bay, but even the warmest spots are likely to stay belo

meantime, oakland, mayor sheng tell weigh in on the strike saying, quote, one oakland means that we aller toward a shared goal of a united city. that includes our teachers and school district staff. >> who are charged with educating our greatest asset, oakland jews. we must support the needs of both for the good of our communities and the entire city. she goes on to say i usd to come together and be part of this effort addressing the challenges we face today and creating a strong foundation for our future generation of students and educators and quote, you can continue to follow the latest developments in the oakland teachers strike on air and online. just scan the qr code on your screen. you will be directed to our coverage of the negotiations between the district and the educators. >> all right. let's check on our 4 zone weather forecast. a live look looking out over the san francisco skyline hazy day was a lovely day to day, though it was a good day outside, but you might have felt it. did you feel it? they i did not. yeah. pretty good one this. more up in the sierra, though. but >>

this is right near the oakland zoo. there was a trash mess here with all the lanes closed until about an hour ago. the officers detained both men. in just a few minutes, we'll be joined by the oakland mayor about the rising crime in her city. >>> our other headlines, an motional memorial service in san francisco for bianco brown. at one point there was a scuffle and some shouting inside the historic third baptist church. just as the service was beginning, a shouting match erupted. some people wanted banko's birth mother to be addressed as mom and others wanted banco's stepmom to be called mom. after several minutes, the reverend and his congregation managed to calm the crowd and continue with the monologue about discrimination against black people. banko brown's father said it added to an already difficult day. >> what do you want people to remember? >> that she was a loving person and she cared about her community. >> this all comes as the attorney prepares to file a lawsuit against walgreens on behalf of brown's famil

we're live in oakland. ginger conejero saab, "today in the bay." >> big overnight developments there. thank you, ginger. >>> we actually sent out an alert when news of the deal broke overnight. we'll continue to follow this story as it develops. you can download our free nbc bay area news app. get in the know. those alerts are sent right to your phone. >>> president biden is facing a crucial week ahead, as title 42 ends. many political analysts are asking if the administration is prepared for what comes next. with time running out, avoiding a scenario where america's default on its bills, also a pop priority. "today in the bay"'s chris pallone is live in washington to break things down. how is it looking? >> reporter: marcus, good morning. the situation on the southern border appears to have stabilized a bit, but now there is a deadline that could see the united states default on its debt quickly approaching. there are negotiations going on. with president biden heading to asia this week, the time for a dea

how does oakland compared to the rest of the ?a partners at the bay area news group looked at teachers salaries from other districts with roughly the same enrollment size and you see the average salary at oakland unified falls at the bottom by a considerable amount. we will keep you updated on these negotiations and you can find our full coverage on education in the bay area on abc7news.com. >> thank you. in about a month, the oakland zoo will have the last remaining elephant in the bay area. this comes after the zoo says it is moving their only female to an elephant sanctuary in tennessee. donna spent the majority of her time in oakland with her best friend, lisa. lisa was euthanized in march after deteriorating health issues. >> she was unsettled, calling, vocalizing for lisa. we just know that not having those female relationships is leading -- is leaving a very big hole in her social opportunity and overall quality of life. >> the san francisco zoo closed its elephant exhibit in 2004. oakland has another elephant, a male. >> i

the oakland unified school district says it never received a counter proposal from the oakland education association wednesday night and that if it had there likely would have been a tentative agreement. one of the things when it comes to negotiating this contract. >> is there items within the scope of the contract that we as a district, a mandated to negotiate. usually compensation and work conditions. there are items that are outside the scope of the contract of what we are required to negotiate. the school board has not authorized negotiators to go outside of that scope. the school district is offering a compensation package totaling nearly 70 million dollars, including an immediate 10% retroactive pay increase and one-time $5,000 bonus members. >> and the minimum salary increase of 13% for every classroom teacher next year with some teachers poised to receive as much as a 22% increase. the proposal also shortens the time it takes to move to top scale from 32 years to 20. but the school district claims its issues outside what's required in the collective bargaining agreement that have

oakland teachers go on strike today.keting at 7 30 this morning, then rally at city hall at 12 30, the teachers union and the district have been negotiating but are far apart on some important issues. including salary, safer schools and classrooms. renovations the district will hold its own news conference this morning to discuss the strike and its impact on students. oakland serves about, um several 34,000 students. now the classrooms will be open today, though central office staff are assigned to the schools to try to help those families. well also today, vice president kamala harris will meet at the white house with the ceos of google, microsoft and some others involved in developing artificial intelligence. and this comes out. there are more calls to reduce the risk presented by this new technology . douglas aiders and washington has more on that. good morning, doc. good morning. the developments in artificial intelligence are happening pretty fast now, and we're hearing these bipartisan calls for the government to t

texas esto tras una cacería humana qué tal buenas noches muchas gracias por su sintonía iniciemos en oaklandautoridades continúan tras la pista de quienes golpearon brutalmente a un hombre (nombre extranjero) se encuentra con imágenes del incidente dan detalles sobre lo que se cree habría provocado la agresión física hablamos con las personas de la zona este vídeo publicado en redes sociales muestra un hombre tirado en el piso que es golpeado por varias personas hasta dejarlo inconsciente ocurrió a plena luz del día durante las carreras clandestinas en oakland ante las calles 34 y (nombre extranjero) esto podría ayudar a identificar como originó la golpiza un intento de detener la exhibición ilegales luego los pasajeros del auto bajaron dilo golpean la policía informó que la víctima está recibiendo tratamiento médico tiene varios huesos rotos es una ciudad más negativa no ayuda para nada el que crea más pánico especialmente cuando lo hacen en plena luz del día y afecta nuestros negocios esta mujer quien prefirió mantenerse en el anonimato tiene un negocio cada vez que oyen ruidos aje de esto

i'm working with the oakland police department, the city of oakland to keep safety in alameda county on our roads where absolutely at the table to listen and discuss and talk about what something like that looks like. >> and dublin haaziq kron 4 news and in an effort to curb side shows it's causing some backlash for the city of san jose over the decision to shut down some highway exit ramps over the single de mayo weekend. now, while some say it was for public safety, others are saying it was racial profiling. crawford, justin campbell has that update. at san jose. police say the enforcement was necessary because years ago the cinco de mayo celebrations led to sideshows and vandalism but state lawmakers along with city council members here in san jose. >> i don't see it that way. a strategy that was that was clearly designed too limit people of color from coming downtown. say that's the bottom line. and i don't think it's constitutional. i don't think it's right to senator david protest the of san jose criticizing the closure of highway off-ramps over the cinco de mayo weekend. he an

oakland starting salary for teachers is $53,000 a year? the lowest in the bay area hard because i that are new every year they have haven't had the time to develop relationships because teachers really honestly can't ends he says it's evident that there's a lack of resources for students with disabilities and little to no mental health services for all students. to ro, do the teachers strike is not just for students and teachers. >> but also about equity for all educators, resources at bridges academy at melrose teacher, samantha lamont says her biggest issue is classroom size. i'm out here because >> i feel like i think that my students a better education. on a person that i can focus on. several parents chose not to send their kids to school thursday, including piccoli a man ago. she says oakland has failed its black and brown students and once or second grader and 7th grader to see her support, the teachers fighting against racial injustice. and i think everybody mind for him by they are less than an hour before the rally started at fra