julie piedmont police.me this victim came within inches of being killed, all because of a dispute over driving. five shots. rapid succession. um and i heard squealing tires. early morning road rage, shooting in piedmont and unusual occurrence in this normally peaceful city. it was just a scary sound because i knew it wasn't fireworks like everybody claims. when you hear those noises, it all began with a dispute between two drivers near santa rosa and vernon in oakland at about 6 45 tuesday morning, and the victim vehicle was trying to enter the roadway from their driveway. there may have been a near collision towers nicastro heard the commotion. i didn't hear any yelling but just armor. two cars just honking for awhile. looked me up. the victim drove towards 5 80, but turned around and began heading toward the piedmont police department when he realized he was being followed. this is a photo of the newer white alfa romeo julia that police are looking for three people were inside. piedmont police chief jerem

piedmont police chief jeremy bauer says the two cars were on oakland avenue near olive and piedmont just outside the rose garden when someone in the alfa romeo began shooting the suspect started firing. we believe the suspect fired about 5 to 6 rounds at the victim vehicle, striking it twice. the chief said. the victim escaped with his life. one shot hit the driver's side of his accurate. here's how close we came to a homicide. the second bullet struck the trunk. that round went through the vehicle and came to rest in the driver's headrest. piedmont police now searching its license plate readers and cameras for any other leads on the alfa romeo. this video shows the car taking off after the shooting rare enough to begin with right beautiful cars. my stereotype of an alfa driver is not someone who would do that police are warning drivers to keep it cool. it is not worth it. do not engage with aggressive drivers out there. anybody who's willing to try to kill somebody because of a disagreement about driving . we need to get that person off the street might indeed usually very quiet, but re

piedmont police chief jeremy bauer says the two cars one oakland avenue near olive and piedmont, just outside the rose garden, when someone in the alfa romeo began shooting the suspect started firing. we believe the suspect fired about 5 to 6 rounds at the victim vehicle, striking it twice. the chief said. the victim escaped with his life. one shot hit the driver's side of his accurate. here's how close we came to a homicide. the second bullet struck the trunk. that round went through the vehicle and came to rest in the driver's headrest. piedmont police now searching its license plate readers and cameras for any other leads on the alfa romeo. this video shows the car taking off after the shooting rare enough to begin with right beautiful cars. my stereotype of an alfa driver is not someone who would do that police are warning drivers to keep it cool. it is not worth it. do not engage with aggressive drivers out there. anybody who's willing to try to kill somebody because of a disagreement about driving . we need to get that person off the street. pete might indeed usually very quiet,

the question internist is known throughout the piedmont region ah. amber and roberto, an inseparable duel from long gave in italy's piedmont region. but this is no pony drag. they're on their way to work. your futrell 3 mario a lot of fun. her. yes. state it go under her doctor on the horse as my assistant. she spoke my friend and the message that i bring to my patience, ah, the pair ride up and down the hilly terrain. as long as it's not an emergency doctor on 1st though, prefers to ride to his appointments. so his 1st task of the day is to get his assistant ready for action. burger towel on, but i i am bradley sima. hello, gorgeous suantlan. bon. booker throughput. like i brought you a little treat quite a bump, amber amber as my new horse khalilah i got her 3 years ago for nicholas the birth mandy corky, vienna call come i lot own medical, a doctor that comes to tend to the sick on horseback is seen as someone who has time for his patients, medical venga corner, that fact alone that people know the doctor is taking the time to them. try those the

piedmont boutique designs and manufacturers an amount of its inventory in the u.s. and piedmont boutique is offering highly customer services and guidance for its patrons who are wide ranging with regard to race, gender identity and social economic background. piedmont boutique continuously given back to the community it serves, providing outfits and costumes for local events such as the annual usf drag show and donating gift certificates and offering discounting to local schools and different charity events. staff is supportive of this application and a resolution recommending the business be added to the legacy business registry. the second legacy business april application is for outpost studios, a 26-year-old music and film editing and recording studio in the waterfront area of district 3 north beach neighborhood. outpost studios was pounded in 1996 by dave nelson who still owns it today and partnership with josh and joe benny. staff would like to note though this business is less than 30 years old, it qualifies for listing on the legacy business registry becaus

piedmont police are now searching their license plate readers and cameras for any leads on the shooterre driving an alfa romeo are also asking police. excuse me, people for any surveillance video that might show what happened. another vaccine option is being offered in santa clara county now would help protect against covid. the novavax covid vaccine is being administered in the county. the two dose vaccine for adults was approved last month by federal regulators. vaccine was found to be 90.4% effective at preventing mild moderate and severe cases. the vaccines, two doses are administered between three and eight weeks apart. california seeing a drop in the number of new covid cases, the number of people who are being hospitalist is going up at the end of last month, more than 4600 people were in the hospital. that's up 145% from the start of the month. when that number was under 2000. people were unvaccinated and are almost 10 times more likely to be hospitalized with covid. hospitalization rate among vaccinated californians actually went down in july compared to june. what major leagu

police in piedmont are investigating a road rage case that could have been deadly people living in piedmontrted calling belly's just before seven o'clock yesterday morning, saying they heard gunfire. investigators say a driver realized someone was following him very closely, so he drove to the piedmont police department. the victim told police they were near the oakland rose garden when that driver started shooting the suspect started firing. we believe the suspect fired about 5 to 6 rounds at the victim vehicle, striking it twice. here's how close we came to a homicide. the second bullet struck the trunk. that round went through the vehicle and came to rest in the driver's headrest. police in piedmont are searching their license plate readers and cameras for any other leads on that suspected shooter. they also say that shooter was driving an alfa romero. they're also asking anyone in the neighborhood for any surveillance video. meantime police in ballet jose, an armored car employee is safe after being robbed at gunpoint is happened outside of a safeway supermarket on the admiral callaghan

piedmont police are looking for two armed robbery suspects. it happened just before one o'clock this afternoon on hillside avenue between oakland and blair said the victims were eating lunch in a construction van when two people dressed in dark clothes approached the van. they had an assault rifle and handgun and demanded cash and tools. police say the suspects, then left the area in the car pictured here a gold ford alexis with the license plate three t t w 430. if you have any information, you're asked to call piedmont police. a liquor store worker in san leandro is worried that a group of thieves are targeting her. ktvu s amberleigh spoke with a woman who says the shop has been hit twice since may. this is surveillance video of a strong armed robbery at mel's liquors in san leandro thursday around 12 30 in the afternoon. buchanan's a man asked for an item before turning around, grabs bottles off the shelf and runs out. the female worker chases after the thief as he runs out of the store at the same time inside. a second man also steals an i

they shared common piedmont, virginia ancestors and literary leanings. both were fascinated by the ancient world, loved scottish dialect and english heritage stories. clearly important to rives were links to the literary world. in the spring of 1884, the story that vaulted page to national fame had been accepted by century magazine. rives, in her first reply to page, blended mystery, exoticism, and drama. with seeming frankness, she declared that his letter had been fascinating. when he suggested she was a flirt, she pictured herself as a dangerous siren. "as for flirting, dear cos, you say it is in my nature, and what will you say when i tell you frankly yes? it is there very strongly and i'm afraid very indelibly. what will you say again when i tell you i do not flirt? it is true, quite true," and she boasted she had recently foregone a conquest. as a belle who signaled her general availability, amelie assured page he held a special place in her regard. "do you understand i speak to you as i would too few people, man or woman? and you must not laugh at

, oakland started yesterday, piedmont starts today. of the districts are starting the high schools today and that may large by affect if parents leave earlier or later today, probably a little later to still try to get the high schoolers to take the pictures on the first day and that may delay the commute getting toward the bay bridge, the next week will be an adjustment time for that, large section of contra costa county. south bay and peninsula, things are moving lightly as you'd expect right now. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> 5:22 this morning. next on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> attention penny pinchers. where is the best place to stretch your back-to-school supply dollar? i'm chrischmu ra. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. >>> 5:25 this morning. we are

lithium players and lithium america and piedmont lithium all on the move. piedmont lithium up 20%, actually and then solar names, maxion and shoals technology in the green with hydrogen stocks plug power and bloom energy also rising >> thank you for making the connections with the energy situation in europe. and we wait to see still what the ramifications will be here all right. bed bath and beyond. buy or beware? shares of the company surging about 150% since the start of the month. but our next guest says don't buy into the hype or the rally p joining us is the managing director at luke capital he has a $1 price target on the stock. anthony, what do you think accounts for this latest bout of retail enthusiasm? >> i think this is another meme stock driven short squeeze the short interest of bed bath & beyond is quite high and so, you know, i think that it's a usual cast of characters. the wall street bets crowd the you know, pushing the stock up there certainly are no fundamental reasons for the move that we see. if anything, the fundamental picture got wo

oakland avenue near olive and piedmont just outside the rose garden when someone in the alfa romeo began shooting the suspect started firing. we believe the suspect fired about 5 to 6 rounds at the victim vehicle, striking it twice. the chief said. the victim escaped with his life. one shot hit the driver's side of his accurate. here's how close we came to a homicide. the second bullet struck the trunk. that round went through the vehicle and came to rest in the driver's headrest. piedmont police now searching its license plate readers and cameras for any other leads on the alfa romeo. this video shows the car taking off after the shooting rare enough to begin with right beautiful cars. my stereotype of an alfa driver is not someone who would do that police are warning drivers to keep it cool. it is not worth it. do not engage with aggressive drivers out there. anybody who's willing to try to kill somebody because of a disagreement about driving . we need to get that person off the street. yeah man, indeed, usually very quiet. but residents i spoke to today or say they realize they don't

this one is southbound highway 13, getting away from the bay bridge on the warren freeway, past piedmont see sensors slowing as crews are clearing from overnight roadwork. this is not clear yet, alvarado niles for the section of 84. everything else moves smoothly including out of the altamont pass for the earlier drive. on this map, everything else is cleared. i'm tracking one crash in the santa cruz mountains. it's not a major issue but we'll rack that over to the summit. >>> in the tri-valley a live look in dublin where we're starting out this morning with a mostly clear sky. clouds will be moving in over the next couple of hours and unfortunately possibly more smoke. the light shades of blue there could be smoke drifting from the six rivers fire complex farther to the north and so there may be much more of a haze to the sky than we've seen recently due to the shift in the wind direction, so that's going to heat up some of our valley temperatures and inland in the north bay, reaching 92 in santa rosa. you head over to napa, looking at a high of 85 degrees and 91 in martinez, 92 in live

the site is right in the middle of three schools, noble ander toyen elementary school and piedmont middlend on the edge of percolation ponds and popular hiking trails and across the street from a park and library. >> this is used as a park. i would object to even a single family residential home constructed in the area, not just tiny homes. it takes away from the essential purpose of the place. >> reporter: the problem is mayor samly card owe is bullish on the program. he says it is a rapid response to the problem of homelessness and sung its praises during a homeless event. >> this are coming right off the street and i think it is a high rate of success we are seeing because we are building these prefabricated apartments in communities. >> reporter: council member david cohen joined the chorus of voices opposing the project. he hopes to convince the council to halt the plans while other potential sites are considered. >> we think this is land that cannot be converted into other uses because it is park land. we are working to make sure the council understands that. >> reporter: the questi

but today, 69 it was spot on today in oakland through piedmont into alameda and the low seventies, it was is a near perfect summer day here in the bay area, a little moderate chop on the bay waters right now we do have a small correct advisor in place until nine p.m. and then another small craft advisory goes into place tomorrow morning at nine. a.m. to nine. p.m. current temperatures onshore mid sixties and san francisco. it's still warm and pleasant in all the way back in through brentwood and to discovery bay in the 80 75 now and fairfield, 87 at the lower lake and 68 degrees and hayward, but it is brisk. it's been a breezy day today. the northwesterly east 10 to 20 now windsor 23 fairfield. these winds will continue to kick in for the next several hours overnight, dialing back and we will experience that northwest breeze again tomorrow. sfo now at 24 16 at mineta international airport. i wanted to share this infrared satellite imagery with you because i find it really interesting. you see this right here. this is a plume from the fire. it's a six rivers complex fire that develop d

police in piedmont are investigating a road rage shooting that happened this morning. they say about 7:00 a.m., officers received several reports of shots fired near sunnyside and oakland avenues. officers learned that two cars were involved in a road rage incident. this is video of the white alpha romero that they said about five or six shots were fired from. two bullets struck the victim's car, luckily no one was injured however and the suspect drove off. >> in neighboring oakland, the city is getting $6 million in state funding to help with gun violence prevention. the money is earmarked specifically for a new strategy. abc 7 news reporter has details. >> the reporter: the saying in legislative circles is, your budget is your values. >> we want to fix this problem. we just have to decide that we're going to do it. we have to decide that we're going to put political will and doing it and we're going to fight at the budget table to make sure that our communities are invested in. >>> that fight includes a new $6 million grants for the city of oakland, to help fight gun

they would have their service on saturday afternoon and then sunday morning service was in piedmont.iked. i didn't think about being hurt. that is how innocent life was i hitchhiked the 5 miles and i go to the service and there were 15 people they were out 80 and then there was me. but then at one point in the service if anybody wants to give their life to christ the call to the altar and he said to me, skippy, the bathroom is back there. he thought i had to go to the bathroom. [laughter] he said what? it was very moving. >> and there were five questions and i said yes and i answered in the affirmative everyone cried and i cried i hitchhiked back home and in those days there were three channels. we were watching gunsmoke and at 830, 9:00 o'clock my mother and father and my brother and said be guess i better tell them and i said anything happen today? [laughter] i said i joined the church. they said what? [laughter] i never told them i and they never figured it out. and the reason i switch to my father's church was because they were really good people. those that do a little mini holy

there's a huge step in the right doctor direction there are newer players like lithium america, and piedmont operates a rare earth facility in california >> pippa, thank you. >>> with the major indices dipping into the red, that will do if for "the exchange. "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm contessa brewer along with tyler mathisen bond yields are rising markets worrying about potential fallout from speaker pelosi's meeting with taiwanese officials. community has some tough warns for pelosi we'll examine what another u.s./china spat could meet for the markets. chip stocks having their worst year since 2008. will the chips act by enough to

there are newer players like lithium america, and piedmont lithium. np materials operates a rare earth facility in california >> pippa, thank you. >>> with the major indices dipping into the red, that will do if for "the exchange. "power lunch" starts right now >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm contessa brewer along with tyler mathisen bond yields are rising markets worrying about potential fallout from speaker pelosi's meeting with taiwanese officials. community has some tough warns for pelosi we'll examine what another u.s./china spat could meet for the markets. chip stocks having their worst year since 2008. will the chips act by enough to boost manufacturing in the u.s.? and we have a lot to talk about here, tyler. >> we do, contessa welcome to "power lunch. stocks are lower today, but they are off the worst levels of the session. the dow had been down 376 points not so much right now. big moving driven by earnings, uber the big winner. it is un15%, pinterest up 10% as numbers were not as bad as feared we'll talk about those names in a while. aflac

they would have their service on saturday afternoon and then sunday morning service was in piedmont sooon i checked d. i didn't think about being heard or anything. that's how his life was then and i hitchhiked five miles to kaiser and i go to the service and there were about 15 blackpeople, average age must have been about 80 . and as a minister reverend ralph monroe, ralph and dale monroe at one point in the servicesaid if anybody wants to give their life to christ , to the altars call and he said to me the bathroom is back there. he thought i had to go to the bathroom . he went, what and stood up, it was very moving omand he asked me, there were five questions and i said yes, i answered in the affirmative and everyone cried. and then i hitchhiked back home and it was saturday night and those days there were three channels. pbs, nbc and abc and we were watching gunsmoke or whatever it was about 9:00, 830 9:00 i decided i would look at my mother and father and my brother was five years older, doctor paul gates now, he was chief of dentistry. and i just said i guess i better tell him a

they would have their service on saturday afternoon, and sunday morning services at piedmont.bout being hurt or anything that is how innocent life was that brett hitchhiked . and i go to the service there were about 50 black people. thece average age must've been about 80. >> and me. [laughter] and minister reverend rockman wrote, at one point in the service anybody who wants to give their life to christ, it is the call to the altar. i stood up and he said to me skippy, the bathroom is back there without had been to the bathroom. stood up and they gathered around, it was very moving. there are five questions i think and i said yes, i do i answer in the affirmative. i can cried and hugged me and i cried. and then i hitchhiked back home saturday night. on those and there were three channels we are watching gunsmoke or whatever it was. about 8:30 or 9:00 o'clock, estimate mother, father and brother was five years old rested well, i guess i better tell them i said well, anything new happen you guys did it. [laughter] broad improvement i said i joined the church visit what. [laught

investigators say a driver realized someone was closely following him and headed to the piedmont policetold police they were near the oakland rose garden when that driver started shooting. suspect started firing. we believe the suspect fired about 5 to 6 rounds at the victim vehicle, striking it twice. here's how close we came to a homicide. the second bullet struck the trunk. that round went through the vehicle can arrest in the driver's headrest. no piedmont police are now searching their license plate readers and cameras for any other leads on this suspected shooter, who they say was driving an alpha romero . they're also asking people for any surveillance video. they may have police in ballet jose, an armored car employee is safe after being robbed at gunpoint. this happened outside of a safeway store on admiral callaghan lane yesterday afternoon video from that scene showed the police investigating neera loomis armored car. truck the police haven't said that the suspect got away with any money. or if they've made an arrest in the case. people in eastern kentucky, still cleaning up

now in piedmont, and around the tri valley. we have a temperature of 63 degrees and let's go ahead and take you to santa cruz. now cloud cover 63 degrees going up too high. right around 70. today it is now 60 in carmel. now we do have today with the clearing back to the coast temperature wise, slightly below average for this time of the year should be right around mid high eighties and throughout livermore pleasant in dublin and sam ramon , but instead 83 degrees, no complaints. 79 degrees in san jose down for the average high of 81 degrees noticeable. a hope venetia martinez in american canyon all at 73 degrees tonight , bottoming out with the return of the overcast skies into the fifties and low sixties winds will dial back. meanwhile, here's your extended forecast. it's a repeat performance. it's nothing to complain about it all with these kind of temperatures while we do bump them up a bit on wednesday and thursday, we're talking about the risk of fire danger. not increasing, so that's always caught in a very good thing. al

ryan young in piedmont park. >> new york city mayor eric adam declared a local state of emergency overalth emergency is in effect in san francisco why this morning the vaccines stretched up to four blocks at one clinic. some experts are concerned that the u.s. missed a chance to contain the virus so far there are more than 5,000 confirmed cases in the u.s. and more than 22,000 worldwide. joining me now is cnn medical analyst dr. leah when. of doctor, it is always good to he sue. let me start here with the concern that the u.s. has missed its window to contain this. do you think that it has? >> i deaf finitely think it is h harder to contain monkeypox now. the u.s. is leading the world when it comes to the total number of cases. we have more than any other country. and i think it's important that local jurisdictions where there are a lot of cases are declaring an emergency because that allows for marshalling of resources. it allows for better coordinate between city, county, and federal health officials. i think that clinicians and patients have to be on the lookout for any new or unexp

this is set to take place in piedmont park, a big city-owned park in the city of atlanta, and he saidpublic places. is that the exact reason? they're not saying for sure, but, john, as you say, that has been in media outlets as regards potential lawsuits, how would you police that. and since midtown is essentially renting the park they have to comply with the laws so that it wouldn't work. >> what a shame. i love that festival. >> it's a great festival. i saw the black keys play there. i'm bummed people are going to miss out on that. >> it started in 1994, i went when i was living in atlanta in the early 2000s. it's a blast, really is. last year, 50,000 people were in attendance that is, of course, right after covid. this is supposed to happen two days in september, they said they're go to be back. what does that mean? unclear. >> a lot of musicses' riders say you can't have weapons in the audience. the implications for this, potentially other big concerts held in public parks are significant. >> yeah, it's great what we'll see moving forward. >> erica, thank you very much. >>> all ri

have some clearing around half moon bay in the mid sixties seventies around el cerrito and piedmont andrees is spot on for this time of the year in santa rosa 84 throughout livermore is slightly below normal for this time of the year and throughout the tri valley, and we should be at 81 in san jose. 80 so i'm calling it a near perfect summer day here in the bay, holding steady friday and the warmest day of enjoy your day. thank you so much, rosemary. around the globe researchers in sweden and switzerland examined conditions around the world and concluded that there is no place where the rain water is completely safe to drink. water samples found high levels of so called forever chemicals pretty much everywhere , including things like microplastics tiny particles of plastic residue that never breakdown, researchers found those microplastics and rainwater throughout the world from antarctica to tibet. 8 20 here coming up on mornings onto the mckinney fire remains active up in siskiyou county. four services honoring what if its own who died in the fire next, the woman who dedicated her lif

you can see that sliding right by piedmont, the last hour or two, so numerous cells coming by mostlyvities lifted north now of northern napa county, all the way back in the marine county, lifting north towards lake county and also sonoma county. but look at the line forming from santa cruz to monterrey. there's some pretty good activity right there. that line has produced a couple of lightning strikes cooler today. bigger fog bank sixties to near 100 degrees. alright allies here it's been east. it's been south . it's been south has been east. this time it is, it's been all over steve. it's been a rough commute for drivers this morning , and the big issue is a sigalert. all lanes closed on south dont 6 80 at pacheco, and that's because of five other vehicles involved in this crash and there's been some this is going to take a while to clean up and it is a big mess if you can avoid driving through martinez. southbound 6 80 at pacheco. i would definitely do that in the south bay. there's also a new crash north and one oh, one just south of europe. a buena here is a live picture of 2 80

galicia was cleared of anti-fascist monuments, a myth was created that there is truth, the ukrainian piedmontsy, and this galicia should be considered as a bandera repair, that is, correct ukrainians live in galicia. they are as they saw, they see muscovites, and all the rest are masked. yes, here is the second point , what is right for treatment is bandera. now, this is a certain canon. and they had such an inquisitive director. yanchuk, he took samples of soviet films and i make them under bandera. e meaning there. uh, there’s a hundred licked up there about poshukhevych, where the glorification of shukhevych goes right there , and in such a classic e-style of a soviet film about partisans about the great patriotic war, they were only replaced with meaning, but let them go this way peter no way. why will i explain? look here ? let them go, we have that masonry that is terrorist in essence, not even the state regimes that will try to make sorties on our territory, which has at least two nuclear power plants near our borders. uh, with whom we have a border moreover, i have no doubt that if it

change we're planning for, the school districts come online today, lafayette, moraga, acalanes and piedmont, so parents may be leaving the house in a different pattern than they have in the past two months through the summer. we know this evening after work there's maybe a shift, folks may head home early or may be delayed by traffic getting to the game, a's game tonight at 6:40 so a couple of issues for 880. right now just recovery through hayward southbound towards the 92 transition. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> 6:40 this morning. a desperate search intensifying in the sierra, the teenager now believed to have been abducted during a weekend party, coming up on "today in the bay," one young person at that party explains why nothing adds up. >>> the fbi is searching for has searched donald trump's home. we'll tell you what we know and more importantly what we don't know. let's take you out to the big board this morning where the dow is not going to move much i suspect because the big day is tomorrow with the inflation numbers. . >>> a lost dog reunited with its owner, from overseas.

names like piedmont lithium, plug power, fluence energy, bloom energy, first solar gaining more thanlooking forward the managing director said some weakness is to be expected but long term the ira is a major catalyst for the rerating the sector needed adding, the i.r.a. removed the uncertainty around clean energy incentives boosting the long-term investment and growth outlook for the sector with this type of gain it is kind of look out below. >> fair enough we lump all of this together but do you think there is any one area in particular that should be a focal point now >> i think energy storage is really interesting because the ira includes a 30% itc for stand alone storage for the first time ever. >> for utilities >> for utility and residential all types of energy storage. so previously that incentive was only available if it was co-located with solar. now it is for anything meaning you can go back and add energy storage and capture the 30% tax credit it is a game changer for companies like fluence and stem who are laser focused on the battery storage sector. >> that is really inte

that included the piedmont boutique on haight. out post on battery street. po plus on castro street. st. john church on marina boulevard. and pop's bar on 24th street. but the more unique was they adopted recommendation to designate landmark designation to the board of supervisors the site of the cafete building on 101 taylor this was unique it wasave site opposed to a structure for cultural reasons. commissioners if there are no commencements or questions we can move on -- to general public comment at this time members may be we were in a plateau now what the post pandemic era this may be like the post great recession years the extreme alterations that made noe valley the epicenter of de facto deming lagz per the staff in september of the summer of 2021 when that started the post pandemic. that is why i harp on the need for the commission to follow at section 317b2d in the code and hat staff said on march 6, 2009 when the first document was approved and when they said was they come become in a few montes to adjust. so -- that is that. i hope you read the e

intelligence now, lithium stocks are on the move today albemarle is the biggest lithium america and piedmont >> you think this act changes that >> the main issue is permitting. i actually spoke to albemarle's ceo ken masters. he said okay, great, the initiatives are great, but what we really need help with is permitting and they're hoping to get thei facility up in north carolina running. and their target is 2027 >> wow >> so that is far into the future and that is an optimistic target >> is permitting a state and local issue or is it something the federal government can streamline because it would be strange for them to incentivize something that they didn't also pave the way for. >> so it's great to have that federal support at the top but it really comes down to state and local. the facility out in the west has been under litigation for more than a decade just because they do face a lot of opposition from local groups for albemarle's new north carolina plant, that is a brown field mine, meaning it was previously in production so they're hoping that that speeds along the process but you kn

here we go, is right now. 80 degrees in piedmont, i lovely evening in progress. 76 degrees well inland now in dublin, 87 degrees in brentwood and pittsburgh sporting 84 degrees. now, when you look at these temperatures, they're pretty much where we should before this time of year. we're talking 78 degrees in rock. it's also in mill valley 64. pacifica 77 menlo park. we're now reaching out to 81 degrees at stanford and pretty much around santa cruz. we've seen temperatures in the seventies to 80 degrees, with mostly sunny skies. here we go with the winds currently at 17 at napa. it's a strong onshore push. that's a westerly there, as opposed to a northerly and fairfield at 21. we do have that onshore push at sfo and throughout the san bruno gap, a wind gusts up to 31. one mph, so we're going to head out. for a walk tonight. or if you have dinner plans, make sure you have a light jacket. we still have the area of low pressure while to the north of us. it has churned up that marine layer it will be pushing back on shore again tonight, but my eyes have been focused on the mancino moisture

jefferson tried to do was to bring italian rice back to america he found this wonderful variety of piedmont rice in the northwest of italy that he wanted to bring back so planters in the carolinas could plant it he. thought it was superior. but it was illegal to bring it out of italy under the pain of death, even. but jefferson actually stuck to his pockets full of this race and smuggled it out and sent it to planters in south carolina who then said, thanks, but no thanks. you are just going to intermingled with what we have. so he kept experimenting. he kept trying. and he found a different kind of iace that he sent that actually didn't have to be granted water. he wrote one of those the greatest services he rounded to his country was bringing this new plant back. so i think so much of jefferson from a cultural side, from the political side, agricultural side, whatever, so much of it came from these travels. and i just encourage everyone to find a way to, you know, to do some traveling like that yourself, whether it's in europe, you know, following this travels like i just set out or here

oakland police say they arrested 31 year old danny quah tim's the crash happened at west macarthur and piedmont avenue. yesterday, san francisco man was hit in the crosswalk. he was taken to the hospital where he died. police say tim's the driver who was arrested with speeding when the crash happened. at noon, investigators with the contra costa county sheriff's office arrested one of their own deputies accused of stealing and possessing illegal firearms. 41 year old matthew buckley is a 15 year veteran of the department. he once received an award for deputy of the year. he's accused of felony grand theft of a firearm stolen property, filing a false report and possession of a controlled substance. the investigation into exactly what happened and how is ongoing, but in the meantime, buckley is on paid administrative leave from the contra costa county sheriff's office. today a vigil will be held to remember a dentist shot and killed last sunday in oakland's little saigon neighborhood. tonight's event starts at six o'clock at clinton park along international boulevard. the vigil will include commu