dice que desde que llegó a la escuela intermedia oakland united, sus grados han mejorado.ncias con escuelas previas en las que han estado. si yo acabo un trabajo de un clase por trabajar con otros tareas que tengo de otras clases, varias veces los maestros, cuando ven que los alumnos necesitan ayuda en algo, dicen no, quédate conmigo después de la escuela y revisan, revisan la materia. es un trabajo de grupo que aseguran estar rindiendo grandes frutos en las pruebas estatales del año pasado, esta escuela superó el rendimiento académico promedio del estado. y eso no es todo. we had the highest proficiency. obtuvimos el crecimiento más alto en el desempeño en matemáticas de todo el distrito para las escuelas intermedias, y seguimos creciendo sólidamente también en inglés. así lo aseguró la codirectora del plantel ubicado al este de oakland, donde la mayoría de estudiantes califica para subsidio de almuerzo una luz de esperanza, sobre todo cuando estudios demuestran que, por ejemplo, solo 51% de los graduados latinos tienen los requisitos completos para ir a la universidad, m

so in february, governor newsom deployed units to oakland and greater alameda county da help fight violent crime and retail theft. most recently, the chp recovered 400 stolen cars in oakland and arrested 200 people last week. members of the public and retailers can also report a crime tips directly through the chp is website former san francisco city commissioner has resigned from his job at a nonprofit after he was accused of domestic violence and assault. 3 women have recently come forward with allegations against cobo. according to a report published in the san francisco standard. cobos director of community development for the housing nonprofit tenants and owners development corporation or todd co until he resigned yesterday. women told the standard they all filed police reports, but they say they didn't. they didn't go anywhere. coble was first publicly accused of rape in a different incident back in 2021. it's unclear what action police have taken regarding those reports. francisco police chief bill scott address the allegations writing on x, quote, the sfpd is working diligently on

unit. >>> in oakland last night a scene of sideshow chaos, gunshots and car fires. residents say what was different was that this time it ended with a big response from the police. da lin has that story. >> reporter: from west oakland to east oakland, sideshow participants took over at least six major intersections early sunday morning. police say people spun donuts, fired shots into the air, and even set a couple cars on fire. some of the participants mocked parents with this sign that reads "drive like your kids live here." but the real fireworks happened at the intersection of high street and foothill boulevard around 4:30 a.m. as drivers were burning rubber and laughing at the cops. dozens and dozens of officers were coordinating and blocking off all the escape routes. it all unfolded in front of neighbor debbie wilson's house. >> applaud them. applaud them. they need to arrest them and keep them in there. >> reporter: the 65-year-old says the monthly sideshows near her house hurt her health. she recently had a stroke. >> i take seizure medication. i've been hav

governor newsom deployed units to oakland and greater alameda county to help fight violent crime and retail crime. most recently, chp recovered 400 stolen cars and oakland and arrested 200 people last week. members of the public and retailers can also report retail crime tips directly through the chp is website. >> a former hgtv actor in los gatos resident is facing 4 years in prison and he's been ordered to pay back 10 million dollars after he was caught laundering money on real estate here in the bay area. santa clara county. prosecutors say charles todd hill, who starred in the show flip it to win it created a ponzi scheme by taking people's money to buy homes and then using it to live lavishly. he'll show concept was that he would fix-up rundown houses and then sell them for profit give people invested money back and more. according to prosecutors, though, he instead spent millions of dollars on remodels and pocketed millions. 11 people fell victim to fraud because of the scam. the victim say they are still suffering financial damage. >> the san francisco sheriff's office says th

they say oakland can thrive if people unite. >>> today is international transgender day of visibility, a day that strives to bring awareness to transgender rights and the fights for equality. here is the celebration today in san francisco. the event included brunch with a show and dance. local vendors and other community organizations were also in attendance. people gathering here say they are celebrating the lives and contributions overtrains people all over the world. >>> other top stories this afternoon. an investigation is underway after two people were killed in a plane crash in truckee. it happened at 6:30 last night as the pilot was trying to land the truckee tahoe airport. the wreckage is near some railroad tracks. the cause of that crash is unknown at this time. back here in the bay area, the driver was killed in the solo crash in san francisco's valley. investigators say a black sedan overturned on diamond street between clipper and 25th yesterday. the driver was taken to the hospital and later died in a prius parked in the area where they had a lot of damage. >>> in montere

you might remember back in february, governor newsom, the plot units to oakland and greater alameda county to help fight violent crime in retail crime. most recently, chp recovered 400 stolen cars and oakland and arrested 200 people last week. members of the public and retailers can also report retail crime directly to the chp website. i'll send it back to you both. so today we are here. >> asking for what's right is for the board of supervisors to give us a special election in the next couple of months and not have us wait until november. >> those are leaders behind the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price showed up to the board of supervisors meeting yesterday with enough signatures to get the recall on the ballot on monday. the registrar of voters validated nearly 75,000 signatures. now that they have the signatures, it's up to the board to set a date. their next meeting is april 30th. but we're not sure this is actually going to happen. no, that's the big question mark right now because >> even though they have the signatures, it's not guaranteed that this is

oakland youth development center. >> welcome back to mosaic. i'm ron swisher. i mentioned to regina earlier that my first ministry began in 1972 at elmhurst united methodist church down the street from the east oakland development center. when i read the history to see they're till around going around way back, i was excited to see that. she's been the director since 1994. tell us a little bit more about the program, regina. >> well, we're really building leadership capacities of young people. as young as kindergarteners through adulthood. one of the things we try to do is to teach them an appreciation for education and taking risks. these days, learning to read is taking a risk. literacy defines our lives. you're seeing prisons built based upon who can read at the third grade level. we're really trying to put the odds in their favor to succeed. when you get to see 13-year-olds like jada who demonstrate real energy and passion for life, we want to help them protect that. we're located in a challenged area. but we keep trying to teach them through opportunity and exposure to put the odds in their favor and prepare them for success. so we're getting ready to start

governor newsom deployed units to oakland and greater alameda county to help fight violent crime and retail crime in the bay area. the chp has recovered 400 stolen cars in oakland and arrested 200 people last week. all right. let's talk about our beautiful weather with this live look outside at coit tower. it's quite lovely out there today. meteorologist kyla grogan. now here are details. the kids were very happy to go school today. yeah. shorts makes a lot easier to get dressed. you know, the umbrellas and everything else like a slap on the sunscreen. and that's go. also i had no socks on today. at those days we didn't have the slip-on shoes out the door. yes, right there with you. >> a beautiful out there. you can see as we take a live look around the bay. yes, there are a few clouds, but hey, it's not stopping us from hitting some really nice temperatures right you can see we're already at 78 degrees in san jose. but check out concord. 76 70 in oakland right now. 75 in mountain view get up to the north bay napa sitting at 75 degrees. so we're well above average. we once again warm

governor gavin newsom deployed units to oakland and greater alameda county to help fight violent crime and retail crime in the bay area. chp recovered 400 stolen cars in oakland and arrested 200 people just last week. anyone can also report retail crime tips directly through the chp is website. >> the fda and cdc are taking aim at counterfeit botox. we take a look at the findings. plus, community concerns growing over the closure of a troubled women's prison in the east bay. and organizers behind the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price say they have enough signatures to push it through. why prices may soon be taking the recall soon be taking the recall campaign to court. ♪you're the one that i want!♪ nexgard® plus helps you protect your dog from fleas, ticks, heartworm disease and more... all in one delicious, monthly soft chew. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. nexgard® plus. the one you want for one-and-done protection. it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapp

governor newsom deployed units to oakland and radar. alameda county to help fight violent crime and retail crime in the bay area. the chp recovered 400 stolen cars in oakland and arrested 200 people last week. the sfmta board of directors has voted to finalize the plans for installing speed cameras around the city. back in 2023, a state bill was passed that allows san francisco along with 5 other cities to implement a 5 year safety camera pilot. so this enables the sfmta to install 33 speed cameras on streets that have a history of speeding and severe or fatal crashes. also back now to the east bay where someone attacked and robbed a mail carrier at gunpoint in union city. and police are now offering a reward as they look for this attacker kron four's. sara stinson has the story. >> a mail carrier assaulted and robbed at gunpoint here in union city in the middle of the afternoon. the thieves also took off with a postal key. i spoke with a postal inspector who says this could result in mail being stolen from people who live in that neigh

oakland. plans call for about 120 units and a new cultural center at foothill boulevard and 73rd avenue at the site of liberation park. oakland council members approved it last month. today representatives will announce a new milestone, raising $50 million. a similar amount would be available from donors if the goal can be reached. >>> governor newsom addresses our climate in crisis with a delegation from norway. they plan to announce a new partnership led by norway's crown prince. an event is expected to get under way at noon. exact details are under wraps. >>> let's turn to meteorologist kari hall. she's taking a look at the forecast. is there another warm-up in the works? >> we are going to see a significant rise in temperatures for this afternoon. it is a quiet start as we take a live look outside in san jose, and heading out the door, in livermore, it will be in the low 50s at 8:00, and at noon 68 degrees. so that is a quick jump in those temperatures. and we're headed for the mid-70s today as the sunshine continues. it looks really nice out there, and definitely more spring-like than wha

they say oakland can thrive if people unite. >>> well, of course as you know, today is easter sunday. many are celebrating around the world including here in the bay area. sunnyvale's bay area christian church held a sensory-friendly easter egg hunt. it's a way to accommodate the unique needs of kids with autism. they could come out to enjoy the event with reduced noise and other reduced stimulation. >> we really wanted to do this because we feel like holidays are so special for kids. but there are many kids that will get shut out from being able to experience things like this because they can't handle crowds or the noise level. so we really wanted to put something on that would be able to include all kids and give them a great easter experience. >> there were a number of sensory friendly egg hunts today at the church's campus. all free and open to the public. >>> now to a showdown over the street planters for many san franciscans. they were the last hope at taking some control over the sidewalks outside their homes and businesses. saying the planters will go against the city codes. w

70s, he was at the high street presbyterian church and i was at elmhurst united methodist and we were involved in the east oakland clergy, and the president was dr. alfred smith and he got us involved in the city council, the school board and the emphasis on social justice began then and then use ended up in el cerrito for about 13 years and i was in richmond and we continued our ministries together. about 17 years ago he asked me to host here and so i have been mentored along with elizabeth and we want to thank gail, his wife, for the wonderful celebration of his life that we had about five weeks ago. blessings, to you, gayle, and your family. you have been all over the world with you, many trips to pakistan, i have always admired that and appreciate that. one of the persons he admired deeply in his ministry was howard thurman, the great, spiritual , religious giant among us. he always said make sure, allow time for this guest. great to have you, dorsey. >> always appreciate the opportunity to come to mosaic. >> you have been there for how many years? >> 25 years, plus. i was not installed until 1984. the actual

men's wear is kicking off a weekend of empowerment and community building in oakland, the national event travels across the uniteds to reframe the narrative around black men in a positive way this weekend, hundreds of black men will come together to give back to the bay area through community service and then they will take part in a viral flash mob photo shoot all dressed up and suits and ties. it's not too late to bust out your suits and joined them. if you want to learn more about the event and be a part of festivities, just head to black men's wear dot com. i do produce ers were like can we interviews with these guys? they they said i think if i remember i love men in suits. that is a direct quote. >> confirmation that is looks fun. i don't know. i mean that video looks like those should be. yeah. should be fun. hopefully rains overnight. it will get rain on tomorrow. friday. we can't wait to get into a t-shirt and shorts every we go. i'm not saying that maybe you could get some fashion tips. >> oh, i mean, fair enough. some you guys have a great some good looking see what's going on in crawford. that's comin

oakland width. all the help of the united nations that you draw the lead and you have to the establishment, sir oliver and inclusive, that he attended the government in the historical setting and modern land, the palestine, the whole says is capital. so kind of mister president, i would like to conclude my remarks with the universal poem by the world renowned iranian poet. so ideally, we have a piece of poem that is engraved on the carpet donated by iran to adorn the will of the united nations building shots, the very same uranian carpet. that symbolizes this strategic one. haitians, science, the knowledge on arts, and this trends of iran and or iranian as a whole or the world and human beings are members of a hold of into creation or one essence and sold it. one member is afflicted with pain. audrey members, i'm on that on the easy will remain. thank you, mr. president. i think is that soon so you missed the hit on for his statement. i'll give the floor to his up soon. seems to be seen listing to the wrong in farm is to addressing the un security council as open debate that we're following closely in

units. neprotection as line with siar efforts in oakland, berkeley,and richmo >>> students across the bay joinedn on protests fighting for environmental and human justice around the world and the war in gaza. >> free, free, free palestine. >> so protesters say these connected and say it is up to them to speak up about their future. >> we know that our futures are Ãdanger and the futures of the children in all these different countries that are going through genocides and war, we're also fighting for th futures. if adults can't see that, then it's on them because a lot of the time adults are the ones who are profiting from the destion of children's homes and their futures3 >>> also happening in downtown safrancisco today, an art exhibit celebrating earth month opening up in hayes valley. it's designed by bay area artistbryan singer and laura hapka. the new installion visualizes na's growth despite urban structures and sylizes people's ability to grow despite challenges as well. the installation will be open to the public through may 8th. afterthat the trees used in the exhit will be planted throu

oakland. today, they're part of the united service workers west union, and their contract with some of the state's biggest office building owners is set to expire at the end of the month. they say the job has become more hazardous and grueling in recent years. >> one out of three janitors is being hurt in these buildings. cleaning up to 60 bathrooms a night. that is an abuse, and it's an exploitation of labor. >> the union is backing a newly introduced state assembly bill that would limit workloads to less hazardous levels. >> still to come meet the stanford team that built the world's largest digital camera. and get this it can spot a golf ball from the moon. >> also, you can't have your head in the sand and think, oh, i'm not at risk. i'm a young woman and i don't have family history. how artificial intelligence can help some women detect breast cancer early and beat it. >> stay with u former football great from san francisco who was accused of and ultimately acquitted of the brutal 1994 slayings of his ex-wife and her friend, has died . our our abc7 news reporters who covered the trial remember

oakland does need more officers. i still remember the day when they had 780 officers. we can do a lot better, but it's going to take all of us united to get it done. >> reporter: we asked oakland police about citations or arrests, but did not hear back yet. after sideshow activity in the city the weekend before, opd posted on social media saying violent, disruptive and illegal behavior will not be tolerated. officers will issue citations, make arrests, and tow cars. reporting live here in the east bay, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> pretty active weekend. thank you. >>> well, history is set to play out in just a few hours inside a new york courtroom. donald trump, manhattan prosecutors and potential jurors will gather to start the first ever felony trial of a former united states president. "today in the bay"'s jay gray joins us with a closer look at what to expect. good morning, jay. >> reporter: good morning, laura. barricades up outside this manhattan courthouse, high security and high drama expected as well in this case, the first of three felony cases against the former president, set to begin in just a couple of hours her

oakland. we can do a lot better but it will take all of us united to get it done. >> christie smith, nbc bay areaews. >>> in the north bay two women are dead after a shooting in napa last night just after 8:00 last night on laurel street. when police got there two women were found in the street shot, and one died at the scene and another woman was rushed to the hospital where she later died. police are asking anybody with information to call them. >>> new at 6:00, san francisco's jails are on lockdown tonight after a series of attacks on deputies. the sheriff's office said county jails two and three are on lockdown this weekend and they cite the number of assaults on staff members and the police. normal operations are set to resume next week. nbc bay area is looking into the story and will have a full report at 9:00. >>> the marine units rescued four people from a capsized boat three miles out to sea. paramedics checked them out as soon as they were back on land and we are told they were all okay. the 32-foot vessel overturned around 9:30 this morning, and first responders are not saying anymore

oakland mayor sheng thao rally alongside seiu, united service workers west, the u.s. ww.ean the area's largest offices and tech campuses. jenner's of partner with application service manager. lou, as read this, the past that newly introduced bill be 23. 64. this will be the first in the nation bill that limit workloads and the janitorial industry rallies going to start at 11:00am. >> all right, 7.39 is the time police have had their hands full with recent sideshows all across the bay area on the peninsula to the east bay and even on the bay bridge. you can see some of the video. and hundreds of people taking part in those sideshows over the weekend. we've been talking about that for the past few days. 2 people arrested. we know that we've got crop was rob nesbitt speaking with the chp on what they've been doing to try and tackle the issue. chp as a proactive approach to try to see of sideshows are being planned online. >> and a reactive approach to send officers to sideshows in progress. talk to anyone in the bay area's was witnessed a weekend sideshow, though. and they'l

oakland. >> once finished building will provide nearly 200 units to families that have mixed income.ted. giving resident easy access to public transportation. you've got state attorney general rob bonta saying expanding housing sites like this is one solution to help what he calls a homelessness emergency across our state. we're focused on enforcing the laws >> in the housing space laws that require streamlining and expedited housing and by right housing that require cities to plan to build their fair share. unfortunately, there are some cities that are not contributing to the solution. and so we work with them to remind them of the law encourage them to do their part. and if necessary, we hold them accountable in court. >> want to also are from fruitville residents about their housing concerns and he took a hard hat tour of toast fruitvale community space under development by the unity council. governor gavin newsom announced 200 million dollars in grants. he vows it's going help local communities clear encampments and provide much needed resources to californians that are experienc

oakland. what's is complete? the building? we'll provide nearly 200 units to families with mixed income.ansit oriented. giving residents easy access to public transportation state attorney, a rob says that expanding housing sites like this one is a solution to combat what he calls a homelessness emergency all across the state. we're focused on enforcing the laws in the housing space laws that require streamlining and expedited housing and by right housing that. >> require cities to plan to build their fair share. unfortunately, there are some cities that are not contributing to the solution. and so we work with them to remind them of the law encourage them to do their part and if necessary, we hold them accountable in court. >> onto also heard from fruitvale residents on their housing concerns and took a hard hat tour of toasts fruitvale community space under development by the unity council. governor newsom announcing nearly 200 million dollars in funding that he vows will help local communities clear encampments and provide much needed resources to californians who are experiencing hom

the east bay, a new affordable housing side is under development in oakland once complete, the building will provide nearly 200 unitsd income families. there will be easy access to public transportation state attorney general rob bonta says expanding housing sites like this one is a way of combating the homelessness crisis. >> we're focused on enforcing the laws in the housing space laws that require streamlining and expedited housing and by right housing that require cities to plan to build their fair share. unfortunately, there are some cities that are not contributing to the solution. and so we work with them to remind them of the law encourage them to do their part. and if necessary, we hold them accountable in court. >> but also heard from residents of fruitvale about their housing concerns. after that, he toured the who chose a commute community space under development by the unity council. governor gavin newsom is giving up nearly 200 million dollars in grants he says will help local communities clear homeless encampments and provide resources to those experiencing homelessness. the governor says his administ

oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. today, bonta toured casa suenos 181 units of affordable housing at the fruitvale transit village. he praised the development, but says it only highlights the need for more housing in california. >> we need 2.5 million new homes by 2030. on average, we are building about 100 and thousand 100,000 new homes a year. we're not on pace. we need to do more. we need to accelerate the building of more housing to serve the fruitvale district in the state assembly. >> before becoming attorney general, some big changes coming to bart's. >> what it's being ordered to do an effort to save money on heating ended up costing consumers big bucks. the seven on your side investigation and an end of the season farewell from the warriors that's coming up. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we're already seeing changes underway with a return of our marine influence. cooler weather is on the way. i'll let you know if it norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on

oakland airport is sticking of changing its name. why the idea, though he's become so controversial? plus, video of daring cliff rescue after one man felt more than 50 feet and united airlines having more technical issues. how this one was on the stick. your side. more issues tonight for united this time. a flight headed to sfo from frankfurt, germany had to return to the airport thereafter. >> a toilet apparently overflowed in the cabin. just another issue there as kron four's rob nesbitt reports. the airline says the incident involved a maintenance issue. united airlines has been a hot topic on social media and in the news the last few months. but travel experts are not seeing changes in trends when it comes to bookings. it seems that travelers still find convenience and price to be the most important passengers traveling on a united flight from frankfurt, germany, to sfo friday had a less than pleasant experience when one of the planes toilets might deter me from passengers were accommodated in hotels in frankfurt and put on a different flight the next day. >> i spoke with travel industry analyst henry harteveldt about the incident that happened on the united fl

affordable housing project is now officially underway in oakland, the site on east 12th and second avenue in the lake merritt, east lake neighborhood. 91 units will be designated as permanent supportive housing for the unhoused individuals and families. this is among the first project to break ground with funding from what's known as measure you affordable housing infrastructure bond that was passed in 2022. applications are now being accepted for new affordable housing in fremont. the fremont family apartments are set to be built on fremont boulevard there will be 27 rental units up for grabs in eligibility is based on income. the deadline to apply for the lottery. waitlist is may 3rd, 05:00pm more info is available at housing dot ac. gov. dot org. san francisco mayor london breed wants to crack down on illegal activity surrounding late night corner stores in the tenderloin. but some people who live and work there are not on board with the plan. crowd for sara stinson joins us live in the studio with the details on that. sarah, what's up? >> grant event aimed at celebrating the tenderloin, the open drug market was on full display for everyo

units because they have choice at that stage. they could go to class b or c product or they could go to oakland or go some other jurisdiction. i think there is continued to be a real need for those units in san francisco, and we need to make adjustments and we are already doing this to our lease up protocols and marketing procedures in order to attend to that need and in a efficient way, as well as work with our developers to make sure that in soft markets they are comfortable pricing those units 20 percent below a market rent, which will encourage and spur lease up. still very much worthwhile endeavor. we are making procedural and process improvements to address the need, but right now in this case i think this adjustment down to 90 percent makes a ton of sense. >> thanks very much. one last question. when do we think phase 2 might happen? >> we are counting on-what we currently have been planning on, there is a lot of pre-work that has to happen. we are monitoring the larger macro economic issues and thinking what else needs to happen, what modifications to nake it work, but these are happening at the same time. we have bee

but next time they may be more wary. wayne, hey, al jazeera oakland, mexico, one sec, one door expound from the united nations. this government has complained of ancient national court of justice after police in ecuador rated the mexican embassy in kito . last week, they arrested ecuador, as one of the vice president, jorge eyeglass had been granted political asylum by mexico after 2 convictions full corruption. there's one thing i think that those people in the affected countries should be able to go before the international court of justice. and the court, in accordance with the united nations charter, should approve the expulsion and there should be no veto in ecuador itself, supporters and opponents of jorge glass have rallied outside a court where a judge is considering whether to release him from prison. last on it, a hunger strike this week in protest against his arrest. a david said he'd be like god said, all former vice president needs to leave jail. he must return to the mexican embassy so he can receive the political asylum offered by mexico and criminal. we're here to support our president

east bay, a new affordable housing site is now under development in oakland and once complete, that building will provide nearly 200 units to families with mixed income. the complex is also transient oriented, giving residents easy access to public transportation state attorney general rob bonta says that expanding housing sites like this one is a solution, least one any way to combat what he calls a homelessness emergency across the state. >> we're focused on enforcing the laws in the housing space laws that require streamlining and expedited housing and by right housing that require cities to plan to build their fair share. unfortunately, there are some cities that are not contributing to the solution. and so we work with them to remind them of the law encourage them to do their part. and if necessary, we hold them accountable in court. >> will bonta also heard from fruitville residents about their housing concerns. any took a tour of toast fruitvale community. that's a space and are developing right now by the unity council. governor gavin newsom, by the way, announcing nearly 200 million dollars in grants that he say

oakland. and once complete, the building will provide nearly 200 units to families with mixed income. they also have easy access to public transportation state attorney general rob bonta says expanding housing sites like this one is one way of combating the homelessness crisis. >> we're focused on enforcing the laws in the housing space laws that require streamlining and expedited housing and by right housing that require cities to plan to build their fair share. unfortunately, there are some cities that are not contributing to the solution. and so we work with them to remind them of the law encourage them to do their part. and if necessary, we hold them accountable in court. >> obama also heard from residents of fruitvale about their housing concerns. after that, he toured the notice fruitvale community space, which is under development now by the unity council. governor gavin newsom, by the way, is giving out nearly 200 million dollars in grants that he says will help local communities clear encampments and provide resources to those experiencing homelessness. the governor says his

east bay, a new affordable housing site is now under development in oakland that once complete the building will provide nearly 200 units with 2 families with mixed income. now the complex is also transit oriented. giving residents easy access to public transportation state attorney general rob bonta says that expanding housing sites like this one is one of the solutions to combat what he calls a homelessness emergency across the state. >> we're focused on enforcing the laws in the housing space laws that require streamlining and expedited housing and by right housing that require cities to plan to build their fair share. unfortunately, there are some cities that are not contributing to the solution. and so we work with them to remind them of the law encourage them to do their part. and if necessary, we hold them accountable in court. >> will bonta also heard from fruitvale residents about their housing concerns and he took a tour of toast fruitvale community, which is a spate community space under development right now by the unity council. >> it's 6.40 and take a good look at emerald high school in dublin, a 24 acre c

oakland. signs will be in place to direct drivers. the posey tube will remain open. >> another blunder for united airlines. one of its planes clipped the plane or clipped the wing of another plane, a spokesperson says. united airlines flight 2181 was parking at an unspecified gate when its winglet made contact with the wing of another united aircraft that was already parked. it happened last night at 1030 at sfo. no one was hurt and passengers deplaned as normal. >> congressman mark desaulnier spoke with us at 4:00 about efforts in congress to address safety issues in the skies. today, we learned that boeing has paid alaska airlines $160 million over the plug blowout over portland back in january. the payment covered alaska's pretax loss related to the incident. the congressman says the new faa administrator is doing a good job increasing oversight of the manufacturer. >> they did a thorough review of boeing, and it's quite scathing about their safety culture. lots of stupid mistakes, like the one on the alaska flight where they forgot to put the bolts in. this is completely unacceptable. >> industry sourc

it has 90 units, with a quarter of them set aside for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. in oaklande city broke ground on a housing development near lake merritt, the complex at east 12th street and second avenue will include 91 apartments, 25% will be for unhoused people to move into permanent housing. >> and our last breakthrough is good news for a favorite vacation spot. it's a sign of less litter around lake tahoe. hundreds of volunteers took part in an earth day cleanup yesterday. the league to save lake tahoe posted these photos of the effort. they say this year they had more volunteers to cover more ground, and even still, they picked up about 182 pounds less trash than at last year's cleanup progress. >> she spent months in a russian prison, not knowing if she'd ever be free. wnba star brittney griner is sharing her story of her arrest for the first time. >> students who've overcome tough times are helping kids now facing their own challenges. we'll take you inside the bay area classroom, where every stitch makes a difference. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it is going

united said passengers were able to get on another plane and get to san francisco. by the end of the month oakland airport could be called the san francisco bay oakland international airport. they say travelers don't know where oakland is so when they come to the bay, many pick sfo by default. airport officials say they have been working on the name change since 2007. sfo is not excited about the name competition. >> we certainly understand their desire to attract more airlines and more passengers, but, we think there is a right way of doing it and we don't think this renaming is the right way to do it. >> sfo is concerned that people might not know which airport they are going to. airport code oak would remain as would most of the branding. the port of oakland will hold two votes that would confirm the name change. >>> coming up, north of big sur why the limited traffic controls may have to shutdown. >>> and, it is the highest minimum wage in the country. is it enough for the expensive bay area? uc berkeley experts weigh in on the new law going into effect today. >>> and the good news in the firs

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united states. this is video from lake merritt in oakland in december when vandals tossed a menorah into the lake.ch, you can see here at the walnut creek city council meeting, a man came in and with an anti-semitic rant that he made. the anti-defamation league says there have been a spike in incidents after the whole thing started on october, 7th the attack on israel and then israel's retaliation for that attack in the bombing of gaza. >> we need a whole society response to fight hate. we know there are far more allies to address this outpouring of hate and those who act to undermine american values. that's some great diversity. rowdy and a multitude of cultures. >> the human rights organization released this map and it shows the anti semitic incidents that have happened across the country since october, 7th. they have recorded more than 3,200 incidents in 6 months. >> in the south bay, santa clara county residents could see higher water bills in the upcoming years. one water agencies looking for ways to cover its costs. so valley water is spending a lot of money to fix the anderson in particular

. >> and you know what else the oakland roots are updating their roster. they just signed a former unitedeam player dom dwyer. he's a veteran striker who played 10 seasons. that means he may schools champs and it played 10 seasons in thor and then won the mls cup with sporting kansas city. dwyer is the biggest name to the east bay club has signed so far. pretty cool. >> we're going take a break. coming up in the next hour of the kron. 4 morning news. it's every kid's dream. what some state lawmakers want to change in classrooms to help elementary kids with their elementary kids with their mental health explain. ( ♪♪ ) 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 ♪ drink your coffee morning, there's a coffee shop that's eco-friendly and sustainable. has these coffee cups? >

oh, new now at 3, the oakland roots now have a new player of this is former united states men's national team player dom dwyer. he is set to join the team. he's a veteran striker who played. >> 10 seasons in major league soccer and also won the mls cup with sporting kansas city. he is the biggest name. the east bay club has signs. welcome to the bay. >> landmark ruling of the too era has been reversed. coming up, why new york's highest court overturned the conviction of harvey weinstein. plus a proposal that could change the way a bill is crafted negotiated behind the scenes break it down. when we come back. new at 3, a key legislative committee has blocked legislation that would forbid and state lawmakers and lobbyists. >> from entering into non-disclosure agreements during bill negotiations. capitol correspondent eytan wallace has a closer look at the proposal. >> indeed, it's been mixed reaction here at the state capitol upon learning this bill will not advance clerk will open the road. we're looking at one of the most public parts of the legislative process, a formal vote on the bill

state attorney general was in oaklands today, touring a new housing development, it is the house of dreams, the latest addition to the fruitvale village, with 180 affordable units made for working families and essential workers. they touted the efforts of the housing justice team, which was first announced back in 2021. that task force works to enforce housing laws across the state.>> it is a justice issue when we are not building enough housing, and people who needed do not have access. we have asked our cities to act in good faith, to follow the law, to do your part. it's that simple.>> a new cultural hub is being built in that village. >>> get into a crash, get a qr code. we will show you what a chp officer may hand you if you get into a fender bender on the highway.>>> they call them safe passports, and they are exclusively for children. we are looking into thlatest e >>> a new security feature is aimed at tackling growing concern over the trafficking of minors. the mexican government is now requiring that all kids passports have a picture of both parents. the added measure is in effect in hopes of addressing crime. andrew has been joining us from san jose.

oakland. por su parte, sacramento republic sigue con su gran momento y el sábado derrotó 3 a 1 al united.el triunfo al equipo de pep guardiola, que quedó a solo un punto del arsenal y tiene a su favor que tiene un partido menos disputado y este fin de semana se cerró con broche de oro en la bahía, bajando el telón a una nueva entrega de la copa telemundo 48, celebrada en esta ocasión en la escuela secundaria james lake y de la mano con el distrito escolar de alum rock. buen fútbol, pero sobre todo un sano compartir para nuestra comunidad. cerramos con béisbol porque los giants siguen dando síntomas de crecimiento. con la victoria de este domingo sobre los piratas de pittsburgh, donde jairo estrada y mike john stransky brillaron con cuadrangulares, el equipo de bob melvin dejó su récord en 14 victorias y derrotas, lo que lo consolida como el segundo mejor equipo del oeste de la liga nacional. solo por debajo de los dodgers y lo más destacado del fin de semana de los ice. no fue la victoria del domingo ante los orioles de baltimore, sino una nueva protesta de la afición de oakland, en este

oakland, michael thomas, back to to live in the studio. okay. thanks a lot. okay. 7.33. is the time more issues for united airlines. this time it was a flight heading. >> to sfo and the issue was a toilet overflow. let's see what happened after that happen. >> united airlines has been a hot topic on social media and in the news the last few months. but travel experts are not seeing changes in trends when it comes to bookings. it seems that travelers still find convenience and price to be the most important passengers traveling on a united flight from frankfurt, germany, to sfo friday had a less than pleasant experience when one of the plane's toilets overflowed my deter me from passengers were accommodated in hotels in frankfurt and put on a different flight the next day i spoke with travel industry analyst henry harteveldt about the incident that happened on the united flight between frankfurt and francisco was embarrassing. we don't know the cause of it, whether it was caused >> a passenger who may put something down the toilet that shouldn't have gone down there or whether there was a problem with the lavatory t

oakland and along the golden gate bridge in san francisco. now he said that the goal was to disrupt the economics united states. they said the reasoning behind tesla's because tesla is one of the largest theft auto manufacturers here. they want to send a message and say tesla and elon musk, the founder of tesla, complicit in what's these protesters are saying about in their chance. calling out lot to say about where they they're saying that he is complicit in what is going the goal is right now, though, they want to march from the warm springs bart station down to the tesla headquarters. they say that will hopefully happen. about 20 minutes ago. they said they wanted happen. so it may be the next 10 minutes. we will see them and start to happen. we did. you want organize or say they are waiting for a bus that shot of the people for the people walk that i did ask what are you organizers, how long they're willing to have this protest lasted and he said, however, long it takes and that will be marching along with them to find out what happens when the guns of tesla and hopefully speak to more of the organizers her

oakland for a comeback. >>> protests against the war in gaza continue at home and across the united states. students takin

united states. >> coming up next, celebrating the state champions in oakland. two teams, two schools and two state titles also ahead. >> how to use your phone to help not hurt marine animals 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 ♪ the marine mammal center is warning of a threat to other marine life. >> yeah, dozens of seals and sea lions are now being treated after interactions with humans. abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian has more. >> juvenile seals have no trouble making themselves heard, but deciphering the traumatic events that landed them at the marine mammal center hospital in sausalito takes some detective work, so they're being separated from mom prematurely. >> so we're getting 5 to 6 animals a day. layered on top o

oakland roots also updated their roster. they announced the signing of former united states men's national team player dom dwyer.veteran striker who played 10 seasons in major league soccer and won the mlb's cup with sporting kansas city. lots of talent let's talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. looking like a beautiful day out by the bridge. nice blue sky, fluffy clouds and just a touch of a breeze there. gayle. yes, i've breezy conditions will be a hanging on to the winds for a few days. now, temperatures are mild out there, though, but you'll need your jacket out a stepped out before the show. >> at our patio, san francisco, there's a bit of a chill in the air because of that wind but mostly for in the 60's here, 70 in fairfield, one of the warmest spots in it, even upper 50's by the coast. that will be the case here. here are the current wind speeds. 28 in san francisco and 20 in oakland. 21 in hayward with that bay breeze there we have a mix of sun and you may run into some drizzle. it looks like that rain is starting to move out of our area. but the cold front w

the site is located on east 12th street and second avenue in oakland's lake merritt, that east lake neighborhood, a quarter of the 91 unitsare. designated as permanent supportive housing for unhoused individuals and families. this is also among the first projects to break ground with funding from measure you. that's an affordable housing infrastructure bond that was just passed. here's what it looks like outside right now at sfo. great. also in this part of town, we have meteorologist cole going here now with our forecast and you said earlier, like i hate being right? haha. i know. so we get like a peek of sunshine in the afternoon. now. that's that's a look. >> it's cloudy out there. we'll have that today. we tomorrow next couple of days, s kind kind of profile. you're taking a live look here at half of it as trying to figure out of somebody in the water. i don't know if dog it's hard to tell that i was looking and seeing somebody right about there. >> brave soul. it's got to be a little chilly out there between the wind and also the cool temperatures. they are sitting. >> at 57 degrees at half moon bay. 65 in san jose.

the site is located east 12th street and second avenue in oakland's lake merritt that east lake neighborhood, a quarter of the 91 units designated as permanent supportive housing for unhoused individuals and families. this is also the first projects to break ground with funding from measure you and affordable housing infrastructure bomb that was passed. former president trump's social media posts could be getting him into trouble today. the judge in his new york criminal trial held a special hearing to decide whether his post violate a gag order. our washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt explains what happened. >> former president donald trump's high stakes criminal trial was briefly interrupted on tuesday for a fight over a gag additional the judge issued a gag order. barring the former president from publicly criticizing witnesses. but trump posted anyway lashing out his former lawyer michael cohen and adult film star stormy daniels. prosecutors argued the judge should find georgetown law professor david super calls trump's post a clear violation of the gag order. if you or i were subject to this gag order a

affordable housing is coming to oaklands lake merritt up a groundbreaking ceremony was held today by state and local leaders. that new development will have 91 apartment units, 25% of them will provide supportive housing for homeless families. the money for that project comes from and infrastructure bond passed by voters in 2022. meanwhile, the south bay, grand opening for the nearest affordable housing development in downtown sunnyvale is located on south matilda and west iowa avenues. a ribbon-cutting was held in meridian. the developer has 89 units, 23 of them set aside for low income households with intellectual and develop mental disabilities, since the building is downtown it is close to several parks, stores, and community centers. >>> a popular southbay burger spot welcoming customers for the final time, today, after more than seven decades in business . we will hear from the owner and longtime customers about this bittersweet farewell. >>> i'm kind of proud that we have this many people, here. just to celebrate the last day. we had to turn people away last night. >>> the measles making a comeback. why the cdc now says the diseases illumination stat

it has 90 units, with a quarter of them set aside for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. in oakland, the city broke ground on a housing development near lake merritt, the complex at east 12th street and second avenue will include 91 apartments, 25% will be for unhoused people to move into permanent housing. >> and our last breakthrough is good news for a favorite vacation spot. it's a sign of less litter around lake tahoe. hundreds of volunteers took part in an earth day cleanup yesterday. the league to save lake tahoe posted these photos of the effort. they say this year they had more volunteers to cover more ground, and even still, they picked up about 182 pounds less trash than at last year's cleanup progress. >> she spent months in a russian prison, not knowing if she'd ever be free. wnba star brittney griner is sharing her story of her arrest for the first time. >> students who've overcome tough times are helping kids now facing their own challenges. we'll take you inside the bay area classroom, where every stitch makes a difference. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it is go

unit was being renovated while it the fire started. to remain at highland, one with minor injuries, and the other in critical condition. oakland fired is now investigating how it started. it appears cleaning chemicals were being used at the time. >> and the fire went out relatively quick. it looked like it was more kind of like a flash fire. a big, quick burst of energy. the windows were now, lots of smoke. small amount of fire. >> -- to a single unit. who prides himself on always being over prepared. >> allergens from every -- from narcan. >> reporter: just glad he was there to help. >> just trying to, you know, do my best and help other people. >> in oakland, nbc bay area news. >>> california is membering a -- has died at the age of 76. the first woman elected as california's superintendent of public instruction, serving from 1995 to 2003. she remains the only woman to ever hold that office in california. she also represented alameda and santa clara counties in the state assembly with the council member for union city and actually ran for governor in 2018. the public celebration of life is being organized for her this summer