it gives us an extra sense of safety in the neighborhood. >> the data from piedmont comes as more baycities are interested in the technology. city leaders in oakland and berkeley approved the use of alpr cameras last year, and in march of this year, governor newsom announced a plan to install 480 license plate reader cameras across the east bay. not everyone thinks it's a perfect solution. privacy advocates have raised concerns about the technology and say that cities that are larger and more spread out than piedmont may not have enough police officers or resources to use the camera system effectively. >> we're a city that has that's relatively small, and we have a relatively large number of alpr cameras. and so in that and we have officers that are available to respond. so with that circumstance, you know, it's not a one size fits all solution. again like i said, it's not a panacea for us. it's been a very effective tool. >> this year, the piedmont police department plans to add nine more of these license plate readers to its existing network of cameras citywide. in piedmont, allie r

piedmont has had license plate readers for more than a decade. 2013, but now more bay area cities are interested in the technology. city leaders in oakland and berkeley approved the use of license plate readers last year, and in march of this year, governor gavin newsom announced a plan to install 480 license plate reader cameras across the east bay. now, not everyone thinks it's a perfect solution. however. privacy advocates have long raised concerns about this technology and have said that in cities that are much larger than piedmont and more spread out, some of the police departments in some bay area cities may not have the resources or the staff needed to use the technology effectively. live in piedmont. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you, ali, for that update. a vote recount in the south bay's district 16 congressional race is over, and state assembly member evan lowe is set to move on to face sam liccardo in november. san mateo county finished its recount, including the review of 16 challenged ballots. election officials say low

the city to its existing network of 48 cameras live in piedmont.smus, ktvu, fox two news. >> allie. thank you. hundreds of law enforcement officers move in to the ucla campus in the early morning hours to clear an encampment of pro-palestinian protesters there, starting at about 3:00, police fired tear gas, rubber bullets and flash bang grenades at barricaded protesters. law enforcement from across southern california moved in, tore down barricades, then detained hundreds of protesters. there are still some protests on campus this morning away from the main encampment. >> they are subject to two arrests as well, because that dispersal order is still in effect and they are are not obeying that. i'm sure chp officers are over there trying to resolve this as, as quickly and peacefully as possible, but if arrests need to be made, that that will be happening. >> the site of the encampments now strewn with abandoned tents, trash and debris. we're told the chp will remain on campus today to make sure more encampments don't form. we'll note that all classe

so you have charlotte, winston-salem, greensboro, raleigh, durham, all that kind of piedmont section. so most of the schools are within that area. so that in terms of curriculum early enough, kind of hbcu issues and issues in general, they were largely more elementary or more on literacy kind of thing, began going back slavery in, you know, education being denied education being denied. but we talk about resistance to th and people still learning how to read and wre and utilizing that in different ways. but again, a lot of the kind of initial instruction was to teach people literacy and do more like stuff we associate with k-through-12. now, that kind of education, these institutions would transform to a more higher ed institutions later did, depending on the need, right? if we educate people to to be literate k-through-12 kind of education they need institutions to be further educated. so that's why they kind of became more higher educated, focused. for example, esteemed scholar in race leader a julia cooper, a tennessee agassiz normal and collegiate institute for her primary and sec

the gym government began supporting community culture in 2023, hoping protect piedmont park the front desk us and a polo sciences. i'm convinced that this is a great opportunity to create synergies between people and protection. sustainable agriculture and the supply renewable rule materials call. and that's what we need to address climate change in creating livable future calls to help them. so when you collaborate to is just a few kilometers away. harvest time in the re way to people in the firm a having full each grows more grass. sho, i'm just checking to see if that fails. so top most of during the recent right, that's in target voice has been harvesting more across from these fields. if we some of the 8 he is, his father begin the process. and now the 29 year old is tony more more to both finding the experts in gross fall shift some of the things so this is my numerical is tied to this as well. so i can contribute to the crime and apply to how i solve this problem that came out fuse results as most sustainable i had to go in and help our climb and on. so this is my chose to do s

after reviewing surveillance video, anyone with information is asked to contact piedmont police. california highway patrol released some data today revealing a growing increase in cadet applications. the chp says they've seen 104% increase in applicants since 2022. that's double the volume over two years. this year alone, highway patrol has seen 7600 applicants since january. to accommodate this interest, chp is holding simultaneous academy classes for the first time in department history over 300 cadets have been sworn in as officers this year, with three more classes completing training this year as well. >> an inmate was found dead at a facility in the south bay. the santa clara county sheriff's office says a 41 year old man incarcerated at the elmwood correctional facility in milpitas died on thursday, deputies say they found the man in his barracks around ten in the morning. emergency responders declared him dead less than an hour later. investigators say there were no signs of foul play. the county medical examiner's office is now working to determine the inmate's official

so here's a look at that new playground at piedmont elementary school. you can see students right there. staff today took part in a ribbon cutting ceremony. playground was funded by the curry's foundation called eat, learn, play and some kids from the student council helped design that structure, principal says. now more kids than ever are using the playground at recess. there's something for everyone on this playground, whether it is basketball, foursquare or the play structures or reading a book in our new nature center. this playground is great for kids to just engage and enjoy their recess. so far, the eat, learn, play foundation and its partners have invested $50 million into the oakland unified school district. in total, the foundation will help remodel six new playgrounds across oakland schools, in addition to gyms and cafeterias, you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you want. nowe're streaming our newscast all the time on roku and other streaming platforms. that's where you can watch live newscasts, breaking updates, and more of our content.

. >> piedmont police are sharing the results from its network of license plate readers. the city was one of the first to install them in the bay area back in 2013. in a report to city leaders. excuse me, police say last year the cameras alerted police about suspicious vehicles . it happened 1200 times and led to 33 people being arrested and 37 stolen vehicles recovered. despite that apparent success, privacy advocates have raised concerns about this technology and say cities that are larger and more spread out than piedmont may not have had enough resources to use that camera system effectively. >> we're a city that has that's relatively small, and we have a relatively large number of alpr cameras. and so in that and we have officers that are available to respond. so with that circumstance, you know, it's not a one size fits all solution. again, like i said, it's not a panacea for us. it's been a very effective tool. >> in march, governor gavin newsom announced a plan to install 480 license plate reader cameras across the east bay. >> now to the protests on college campu

more than 700 girls gather in piedmont this morning for play like a girl. 3rd time the piedmont recreation has throwing this festival it's a free event for young girls to try. 29 different sports from boxing to flag football. even roller derby. young girls even get to meet some pro athletes and olympians. and the goal, of course, is to show these girls about a large variety of sports. >> coming up, snow shuts down roads in the high country during the first weekend in sales taking a closer look at the historic meteorological event. rare may snowstorm bringing heaping amounts of fresh powder to the sierra this weekend. palisades tahoe saying they saw 26 inches in 24 hours. the snowfall, though, creating some problems for drivers, of course, along 80 50, there were some delays because of spinouts and dangerous conditions. if you don't have those chains, this is actually video showing 2.18, wheelers that had to be towed. >> along i-80. >> just a little bit of chop out there on the water, right? this is a he held from washoe county sheriff's office, a show in th

this is the 3rd time piedmont recreation has thrown this athletic festival. look, run around, run around while this prince in the drills. it's free and girls get to try out. 29 different sports is boxing. yeah. football. live football. roller derby. they get their look at. they're doing a with fencing, right? fencing. they meet pro athletes olympians lower here. skateboarding to give you the pads and everything which is great to speak up nobody gets hurt. the are excited about the big variety of sports that they get to do. this is live football. isis. >> she left everybody in the dust. the san francisco free summer meals program. >> is going to be up and running this summer, starting on june 10th through august, 16th, the kids under age 18 or via going to be able to get free breakfast and free lunch was normally, you know, just happens during the school year. this is you go to 75 their different location. 75 locations throughout the city that hand out. well, last summer, they handed out a 5,000 meals. so if you want to get in on that, go to our website at kro

and crashed into him behind the wheel was 67 year-old timothy home a wealth manager who lives in piedmont. he pleaded guilty to running from the scene, leaving the victim there to die and his own injured wife in the passenger seat. that wife told police that amount spent the day drinking in san francisco with golf clubs and restaurants to celebrate mother's day before driving back to oakland. on wednesday, an alameda county, judge sentenced a model to a six-year term with 3 years credit for the time he's already served at home in piedmont. and as for the remaining 3 years, the judge ruled that the monica serve that at home as well. the victim's partner wasn't too happy about that. >> greg made the choice to make me breakfast in bed with arson and to take a walk. and timothy hermano make the choice to so that drinking and san francisco behind the wheel killing an innocent person. >> in court, breathes went on to saying, quote, the fact that you have successfully managed to sneak your way out of any real repercussions, only further complicates our grief and deepens our rage. she went on to

. >> more than 700 girls gathered in piedmont.of sports. this is called the play like a girl tournament. there are some agility drills. this is at the piedmont recreation center and they have this athletic festival every year. and it's free for young girls to a try. 29, different sports. you can see them look fencing, stuff that you may never have tried or you don't have the gear for a look. school get skateboarding at the has a speaking of so a lot of fun just to encourage girls to get out there and try new things. >> how cool? all right. 9.27. is the time. up next on the kron, 4 morning news and east bay restaurant had to close its doors after photos of an infestation inside were made public will explain what's going on up at mcdonald's in oakland. >> 9.29. right now and we're checking out the it's been a little bit wacky. the anyway as yeah. >> we saw a little bit of everything, john, from snow in the sierra to rain and wind down here. but this week, i guess the sunshine warmer temperatures. yeah. nothing getting in the way of

more than 700 girls gathered piedmont yesterday for the play like a girl tournament.d time piedmont recreation has hosted this athletic event free for young girls to try 29 different i think that's like a football situation where there's a little boxing the they even have a roller derby set up the girls. get to meet pro athletes and olympians at the time. now what's offense saying the goal is to show girls to a large range, a wide sports. >> and see what sticks, james, is that what is what is love ailing on that? i think that shows that we'll take >> all right. it is 6.27. we're going to take a break. but coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. the suspect from the weekend standoff with chp on interstate 80 still alive. we're going recap of the messy evening commute in the wake of (cat 1) friskies world! (cat 2) come on - let's explore! (cat 1) that's made with real salmon! (cat 2) look what i found - lil'soups! - for cats! (cat 1) there's the delicious taste of tuna we treasure! (cat 2) mmm... definitely coming back tomorrow. (vo) friskies. always more to explore

with 67 year-old timothy amano, wealth manager who lives in piedmont. he pleaded guilty to running from the scene, leaving the victim there to die and his injured wife in the passenger seat of the car. that wife told police that amount of it spent the day drinking in san francisco at golf clubs and restaurants celebrating mother's day before getting behind the wheel to drive back to oakland. on wednesday, an alameda county judge sentenced amounted to a six-year term. but the first 3 years he received the credit for because he served all of those in his home in piedmont, the remaining 3 years. the judge says he could serve at home as well. the victim's partner wasn't too happy about that. >> greg made the choice to make me breakfast in bed witha arson and to take a walk and timothy now make the choice to so that drinking in san francisco behind the wheel killing an innocent person. now in courts. >> that woman brave and said, quote, the fact that you have successfully managed to sneak your way out of any real repercussions only further complicates our gr

sentenced a model to a six-year term with 3 years credit for his time already served at home in piedmonte that at home as well. the victim's partner was irate when she talked to the media outside. >> greg made the choice to make me breakfast in bed with arson and to take a walk. and timothy hermano make the choice to so that drinking and san francisco behind the wheel killing an innocent person. >> yeah. in a statement, the alameda district attorney's office says they didn't enter this plea with the motto. this was negotiated with the court monitor, sleep 6 years again, he served 3 of those already inside of his home. >> time now is 8.36. and the man accused of hitting 2 people, including a 14 year-old girl during a police chase in san francisco has pleaded not guilty. no. his appointment yesterday, his arraignment yesterday revealed more about rodney jefferson's past run-ins with the law and just how prosecutors say hit that teen. >> kron four's dan kerman has the story. thursday afternoon. 54 year-old rodney jefferson pleaded not guilty to 2 counts of leaving the scene of an accident.

the 3rd time that piedmont recreation has thrown this athletic festival. watch this. >> and you gotta do these trails like football players, all kinds of stuff. they got stuck. >> 29 different sports. little taste of boxing here. yeah. bring it on. how about roller derby? they even got try skates on and try in hands fencing. look at that. they met with pro athletes and olympians are they're gonna roll with those us capers and boom right over but pop right back up. and it was a chance to get girls excited about a big variety of sports. how to get kids their meals over the summer. the san francisco free summer meals program returns this year. it starts june 10 through august 16th and it gives the kids under 18 a chance to be able to have free breakfast and free lunch all summer long while they're not in school, relying on school lunches, more than 75 different locations hand out food throughout the summer. and last summer they handed out about 85,000 meals head to kron 4 dot com because we've got all the information. if you'd like to get that food. >> well,

more than 700 girls gather in piedmont this morning for play like a girl. this is the 3rd time that he thought recreation is throw this out, letting festival. it's a free event for young girls to try. 29 different sports from boxing flag football and even roller derby. how about that? the is a great for young girls to also meet some pro athletes and olympians. and the goal is to get these girls excited about over it of sports. and coming up in sports may have seen taking on chicago paypal. >> see how the bay area's newest team fared against the red >> and now kron 4 sports. all right. tonight in sports, we're heading now to the oakland coliseum. rays wrapped up their series with the miami marlins. the marlins, though, dominated the a's to get a little revenge today, 12 to 3. >> but he has been on something of a hot streak lately. kron 4 sports reporter kate rooney talk with the team about other feeling after today. >> all good things must come to an end. and today that meant that oakland's best in baseball. six-game winning streak came to an end here at the

piedmont team, thanks so much for hell all right.ianna, you chase oliver one, the libertarian party's presidential nomination sunday after seven rounds of voting. at the party's convention and washington, dc and 38 year-old candidate who has run for congress multiple times in georgia, appeal to the voters by focusing on bringing libertarian values to a broader audience. both donald trump and robert f. kennedy jr. spoke of the convention over the weekend with trump facing loud booing throughout his short speech. now, while trump attended, and he spoke, he did not submit the paperwork to be considered as a nominee when it came time for the party to vote, joining me now is democratic strategist chip roach and former spokesman for president george w bush pc. good to see you both, pete, let me start with you trump usually speaks in front of a warmer audience. he's not used to having his ego bruise like he did. >> what does it say about where his campaign is right now that he would go to something like this. >> what do you think? >> well,

but you did hear it here from our piedmont and your airplane seat for your own safety, pete. thank you. very grateful to have you. >> all right. 50 minutes past the hour. here's your morning roundup. hunter biden expected in court today for a hearing? his federal tax evasion case, the president's son has pleaded not guilty to nine counts. his attorney calling the charges nothing more than a political hit job guilty plea from one of five americans who allegedly brought ammunition into turks and caicos illegally. all of them face up to 12 years in prison. and cleanly carried the ammunition in their luggage, inadvertently los angeles police opening and criminal investigation into the source of the ketamine that led to matthew perry's death and two federal agencies are assisting the friends star was found floating facedown in his pool last october today, a judge in florida will hear motions to dismiss charges against and i'll trump and his co-defendants in the classified documents case. after nude photos showed defendant walt nauta moving boxes around mar-a-lago, unsealed in cour

couple stephanie shakuri will help cut the ribbon for their state of the art remodeled schoolyard at piedmontelementary school. congratulations to them. yeah. it's all part of their mission to transform 25 schoolyards in the oakland area with a garden. to multi sports courts and a play structure into outdoor classroom spaces. beautiful now to an incredible story about a teenager on the peninsula determined to make mental health a priority for young people who don't often find it easy to talk about the hard stuff. shawn chitnis has more on how she's using ai to help more people access the resources they need to get treatment. charlotte rose. and you'll be amazed. at all she can do at just the age of 17. i walk around the neighborhood with her dog is a nice break for the junior in high school who created a platform to improve access to mental health resources. >>i really want to make it a lot easier and faster for people to get that critical help that they might need >>search mental health uses artificial intelligence to find services and treatment options near you. based on what you're dealing

and an oakland a new playground was unveiled at piedmont out avenue elementary school. a ribbon cutting ceremony was hosted by steph and ayesha. curries eat learn play. foundation students enjoyed the new place structure and basketball courts. play foundation plans to renovate 25. school playgrounds in the city. by the end of the 2026. school year. yeah. all right on the 1st alert weather now some of us will be feeling a warm up as we start off the week. meteorologist darren peck is in the virtual view studio tracking our forecast. daryn, the micro climates are in full >>effect. a are and there's kind of a battle going on right now, actually, liz, there's a little bit of offshore flow that's happening if you're inland, and then there's a little bit of onshore flow that's happening near the coast, and the result is where they're meeting. there's not much flow at all. so things are really stagnant out there. high pressure is in place keeping us relatively warm and as a result, it looks hazy out there were not really mixing this up much. let me show you another vantage fro

cities in alameda county a drop in homelessness, berkeley was down 20% emeryville saw 59% drop and piedmont they were down 93%. that's according to the county's in time count. they are not taking care of the problem. they are contributing to the problem. this is a problem. this budget cut is only going to make it worse. group rallied outside oakland city hall today, demanding city leaders be held accountable the city has received millions in state funds to help deal with the homeless crisis. but demonstrators say they have not seen any results. so we reached out to mayor sheng thao for comment on this but have not heard back and people living in the city's fruitvale neighborhood are worried about a growing and camp mint there. police say the trash abandoned cars and other debris are just too much to deal with, and they can no longer walk their the area in question is on east eighth street between fruitvale and 34th avenues. it began with a single rv parked along the sidewalk and has grown since neighbors told our da lin the sidewalk is now blocked off. and there was recently an incident inv

was bittersweet when she found out in early march that her son was approved for transfer into the piedmont school district after experiencing anti semitism in the classrooms. it's heartbreaking and the fact that in 2024 her. i don't feel like my son is safe. but for this teacher she feels justified in her participation in furthering the knowledge and education of her students, something she maintains its her job and her right if transferring out was because of an allegation of anti semitism that learning about palestine or learning about what's happening currently in palestine or learning about the palestinian freedom struggle, if that is inherently anti semitic. our exact being considered to be anti semitic. then that would lead us to. i think an ideological difference, doing what she believes is her best to brun perspectives of her students. the federal investigations of both the oakland and san francisco school districts could take years and they're not expected to result in any severe action. berkeley unified also facing scrutiny. the anti defamation league issued a federal complaint a

a car got hit by an overnight fire in piedmont.appened around one in the morning in a residential neighborhood near crocker park. police say they're investigating this fire is arson. after reviewing video footage of the incident. no arrests have been made. >> at least one person is dead following a crash on 5.80, in oakland this morning. according to the chp, multiple cars crashed on eastbound lanes near the grand avenue off-ramp. shortly after midnight. they say one of the cars overturned near the center divider info on the person who died in the cause of the crash have not been released. people in martinez may see flaring this month as the martinez refining company is finishing. they say a major maintenance project last month. mrc begin restarting equipment to make sure they're processing units are in good shape. the company says flares are in the central part of the system there to safely manage excess combustible gases. well, burning them off efficiently and effectively. the refining company hopes to minimize or prevent any fla

well, over in the east bay, it was a day of exploration and action in piedmont. that's where girls ages two through 18 took part in an empowering event to try a variety of different sports. they also got to meet some inspiring pro athletes who are mentoring the next generation of athletes. the annual play like a girl plus event allowed girls to try out more than two dozen different sports to see what interested them. >> you learn about your body and balance, and also the skills of to fall down and stand back up, to be supported by teammates around you to make mistakes and keep pushing that that great achievements takes hard work. >> yeah, what great messaging. hundreds, as you can see, attended this year's free event. well, a running theme now and a racing event today that brought together children from across san francisco with police officers. hey, john. >> charlie. good race. good job buddy. >> oh, look at him. >> the san francisco police activities league hosted its seventh annual kids games at kezar stadium. it's a friendly track meet where kids from 5 to 14

the next thing i know, the piedmont police are there, and they arrested this individual who had brokenparole, there were drugs and other things in the car. in the vehicle? it caught one of those criminals that basically shouldn't have been doing what they've been doing. >> the data comes as more bay area cities are interested in this technology. city leaders in oakland and berkeley approved their use last year, and earlier this year, governor newsom announced a plan to install 480 license plate reader cameras across the east bay. >> now to a developing story. as hundreds of law enforcement officers moved into the ucla campus in the early morning hours to clear an encampment of pro-palestinian protesters. starting around 3 a.m, police fired tear gas, rubber bullets and flashbang grenades at the barricaded protesters law enforcement from across southern california moved in, tore down barricades and detained hundreds of people. there are still some protests on campus this morning, but away from that main encampment, they are subject to two arrests as well, because that dispersal order is

environmental non profits, and one the 1st time in finish history is that local successfully colton. piedmont, in the snow change, purchase in and so to be we wanted it is vital to listen and understand the best part of what a, not a and others are telling us. because take one thing, potentially one element which is missing wisdom. what is that right thing to do? we have ample choices of different pathways. offers funding, but always having the comb bus and map on the right choice the so it's a model for damaged areas of the the project has been carefully documented to insure it states that way the, the afternoon. paul can build a little dam across this wasteland. another one from timber and then that's the big then environment list a list huge. i'm a boost call from spain is measuring greenhouse gases emitted by the soil. the natures slowly but surely reclaiming the area of to decades of exploitation. the measurements show the size is being worth is the drain peak land me said 400 tons of c o 2 annually. but the restore eco system now pulls as much as a 100 tons of c o 2 a year from the atmo

the eat learn is going to be a holding a ribbon cutting ceremony for their newest playground at piedmontementary school. >> created by steph and ayesha curry. the couple's goal is to support kids in there and streams, which is very nice. also a nice area. hang out. let's go do it for the news at 11 o'clock. thanks for joining us tonight. be sure to get the latest on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> matters of race drawn in stark relief as president biden likens the maga movement to the segregationist of all the commander-in-chief trying to get black voters to re-engage. he faces a test today. one of america's most venerable black colleges, representative from the biden campaign joins us to discuss. meanwhile, 2 debates are set, but former president

and with that, a new playground is open for business in oakland, piedmont avenue, elementary school heldts ribbon cutting ceremony this morning for their new approve schoolyard. the project is part of she carries eat, learn, play foundation. the school's student council even got to help design the thing. >> the impact that this is going to have on my school is tremendous. there's something for everyone on this playground, whether it is basketball, foursquare, the play structures or reading a book in our new nature center. this playground is great for kids to just engage and enjoy their recess. >> stephen never stopped giving back. great job there with the e learning play foundation which has been around since 2019. they plan to transform 25 schoolyards and oakland creating play structures like this. outdoor classrooms and reading spaces. speaking of the next in sports, worriers rookie brandon jet ski was recognized by the nba today for his performance this season. >> sports director jason dumas. well, let us know wh >> and now kron 4 sports. >> one brand of jet ski got drafted almost a y

. >>> in oakland now, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held to unveil a new playground at piedmont avenuelementary school hosted by steph and iesha curry's eat, fun, play foundation. >> there's something for everyone on this playground, basketball, four square, the play structures, or reading a book in our new nature center. this playground is great for kids to just engage and enjoy their recess. >> the oakland-based nonprofit is committed to renovating 25 school playgrounds in the step by the end of the 2026 school year. >>> still ahead, the baby falcons living at uc berkeley need names and you can help pick them. >>> straight ahead in sports, we say good-bye to the hall of famer known as mr. raider. >>> and the giants did this, broke out the old broom sweep and got a little bit more notoriety today. >>> coming up tonight on the cbs evening news, for our heart of america, see how world renowned gymnast simone biles is gearing up for the 2024 paris olympics and preparing to make a major comeback, that and more tonight here on the cbs evening news. >>> uc berkeley's newest falcon clicks ar

let's move on to this other case that's getting some a piedmont wealth manager killed in oakland man, while driving on mother's day in a. >> this is back in 2021. i believe that he did serve 3 years, but then the made some kind negotiation. how the u.s. a suspect make in negotiation with the court itself without going through without the da getting involved in the world that is involved in the only way you can bypass the da's office. for example, of i'm representing someone in court and the da gives me a to work only an offer and go, wow. this case is not worth that. that's way too much time. i can turn to the court and say i am going to plead open to the court. but in order to get the court, then to sentence you have to plead to all the charges you can pick and choose. for example, the da says, well, well, just have you plead to the burglary that your offer. we'll give you 100 years for the burglary. but they're also charged with the robbery. i've got to plead my client to both charges to then have the judge sentence. so in this particular case, this defendant got 6 years, but they p

también le informamos acerca de un incidente en el que un vehículo terminó en llamas en la ciudad de piedmontautoridades, hay video de vigilancia que confirma que fue provocado de manera intencional la rápida acción de los bomberos evitó que este fuego se propagara. pero el caso está bajo investigación. y el próximo domingo, el alcalde de antioch lamar hernández, viajará a china con el objetivo de establecer lazos comerciales. el funcionario apuesta por la creación de una red que ayudaría a empresas chinas a operar en silicon valley. esto a través de la facilitación de temas legales, tributarios y de bienes raíces. hay que destacar que fue el viaje organizado por la ong china silicon valley, que también busca apostar por el turismo entre ambas regiones. y hablando de viajes, el gobernador gaby newsom fue a el vaticano para participar en una cumbre sobre el clima como parte de las actividades, los líderes invitados firmaron una alianza para comprometerse durante 3 años en temas de energía limpia, agricultura y calidad del aire. además, newsom se reunió con el presidente de una región del norte

the slow food movement got started at piedmont, northern italy known for wine, hazelnut persimmons, and other regional products. the movement was founded by car lopez cleaning in 1986 . the year edward la tv was born kind of low between the join with other activists to fight against the fast food chains inside settings to take uh, of, uh, uh, lead us it from such a big thing that i caught up at the beginning. but to me it's also got to does the learning opportunity. i feel like i have a lot to offer. i have a lot of experience to share with they load from my communities from my country, from my continent under that we, this is the only way we kind of bridge that if i'm growing up between the north end, the south from italy slow food has conquered the world currently operating in $160.00 countries at its headquarters and bra, edward meets with members from around the world and coordinates global strategies. their work focuses on education and information campaigns. because only way that clear no day during the how the food we eat under the system under which it's produced is affecting th

piedmont avenue elementary school in oakland today.had a ribbon cutting ceremony for their new improve school yard. the project was part of steph and ayesha curry's. eat learn play foundation initiative according to the foundation's website, they plan to transform. 25 schoolyards and oakland creating play structures, outdoor classrooms and reading spaces. >> the impact that this is going to have on my school is tremendous. there's something for everyone on this playground, whether it is basketball, foursquare, the play structures or reading a book in our new nature center. this playground is great for kids to just engage and enjoy their recess. >> boy, the currys never fail to impress and inspire the school's student council. even got to get in on the action. they helped design their new playground. >> still ahead, new figures from the port of oakland show increase in shipping activity. we have details on that road. >> after 22 years in business, the lakeshore cafe in oakland has announced it is closing its doors for good in a week. me

learn play foundation held a ribbon cutting today for their latest schoolyard playground rebuild at piedmontentary school. >> i am very grateful for the new playground. it's very inclusive and it looks very safe. >> i really like this playground because it's like it's made for everyone, because some people don't know how to like, speak like with their voice. but now there's like a sign language thing over there. and i just think like, this playground is like for everyone. >> listen to those sweet kids. fantastic. the curry started eat, learn, play in 2019 to support healthy children through nutritious meals, reading resources, and opportunities to play and to be active. >> nice. >> all right. we still have much more news ahead. >> we do. let's go to abc7 news anchor dion lim for a look at what's coming up at 530. dion. yeah. >> thanks, dan and umma. tonight we are looking into the physical impacts of the fentanyl crisis on the human body. it's something you may have even seen fentanyl users bent over, seemingly unable to stand upright. reporter lyanne melendez spoke with medical experts abou

it's at piedmont avenue elementary school and was paid for by the curry's foundation called eat, learn, play. a lot of kids there, you see from the student council actually helped design this structure. this was the ribbon cutting ceremony today with the chance to try out all the good stuff, all those new features. the principal says the new structure will allow more kids to play at recess. there's something for everyone on this playground, whether it is basketball, foursquare, the play structures, or reading a book in our new nature center. this playground is great for kids to just engage and enjoy the recess. very cool so far, the eat, learn play foundation and its partners have invested $50 million into the oakland unified school district. in total, that foundation will help remodel six new playgrounds across the schools in addition to athletic centers and cafeterias. up next, a cool new way to feed the world's tallest animals. the new feeding system at the oakland zoo. and let's take a look inside 30 rock lester holt preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories test strips de