at one point, raj, even naked. so ann fears that in this period now where he's out of jail, she worries he'll attempt to come back to her house, and frankly she's worried about her safety, raj. >> it must be terrifying for her. so is neenachtively searching for james durgin. >> it's the u.s. park police that's in charge of patrolling that area, and we have learned that park police has actually circulated a photo of james durgin to all of its officers that patrol the area in case durgin attempts to come back to ann's home. >> bigad, you've been on this for a couple years. there are hundreds if not thousands of people with mental health issues. >> we really liked to look into social ills plaguing the city and solutions for how to fix it and that sort of connecting thread throughout all of it is james durgin and his story. it's a very complicated story. this is someone who was a star teacher. he was a fitness coach. he was, as his friends have described him, the person you wanted to go to if you saw him at a party. he

. (♪♪) >>> i'm raj mathai.t on "nbc bay area news tonight," another problem for united airlines. this time, take a look. a piece of the aircraft fell off, apparently in midair. our aviation analyst has some answers. >>> also, are home prices about to drop in the bay area? a major shake-up in how realtors get paid. >>> plus -- >> it's frustrating, and it's scary, and it's sad. >> a san francisco woman on edge. the man she says has a bizarre obsession with her is about to be set free. we investigate. >>> and two women on the peninsula making it their mission to fight loneliness. the app they created to bring people together. >>> also -- >> i'm jenny cavnar. you know dallas braden. let's get this party started. >> history in baseball. a's announcer jenny cavnar officially on the job as the first female play by play announcer in the big leagues. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. we have made it to friday. we're going to get to today's united airlines mishap in just a minute. >>>

this care home is one of five owned by raj sehgal. he says brexit and the pandemic made finding and keeping staff a real problem. two years ago, instead of the 130 staff raj needed, he had 77. we are in the job centres, we go to the schools, we go to job fairs. in care, we just simply could not recruit. and as a result of that, we had to start shutting down beds. there you go. so 35% of our beds were shut. we couldn't get the staff to look after the people that we had safely. thank you! raj and other care home owners campaigned to make it easier to employ overseas care workers. in 2021, the government agreed. right now, 40% of raj�*s staff are from abroad. he's filled almost all of his vacancies. if we didn't have international recruitment, we didn't have the staff that we've got, i think we would probably be closed by now. in england last year, there were around 150,000 job vacancies in adult social care. raj�*s daughterjasmine now runs an agency helping to find staff for their care homes and others. we started getting asked by other

i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, the dark side of the ozempic craze. it's causing drug shortages for diabetics and questionable products on the black market. we investigate. >>> also, oakland's new police chief has arrived for duty. >> my approach begins with strong community engagement and collaboration. >> what he is vowing to do to resurrect the city, and what he asked officials about oakland's checkered past. >>> plus, san jose using artificial intelligence to track potholes and homeless encampments. mayor mahan in studio with us. >>> and play ball on the eve of opening day. we're joined by the a's' history-making play-by-play announcer. >> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. mayor matt mahan and jenny cavnar will join us in just a few minutes. >>> but we want to start with our weather. our microclimate forecast. the rain is here. the storm moving across the bay area as we speak. it's also prompted a storm warning in the sierra. that rain has been ki

i'm raj mathai. we start tonight with the rain. you can see from our san francisco live camera, we're going to show you the clouds moving in. but we should add a lot of sunshine is also coming our way as well. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the storm's timeline. jeff, happy monday to you. >> you too. pretty quick turn after a little bit of sun for parts of the bay area today. that next storm system already dropping down here through northern california. let's show you stormranger, our doppler radar. some of those showers right now through parts of marin, napa, sonoma counties, primarily over santa rosa, also right there through st. helena. all of this activity gets hung up in the north bay through 11:00 p.m. it's really all about the north bay next couple of hours. then we'll see this move over the east bay and peninsula by 3:00 in the morning. by tomorrow morning's commute, it doesn't look too bad right now. just a spotty chance of a shower with that cloud cover. we'll actually get in on some sunshine

i'm raj mathai on this 1st night of march. >>> we've got some dicey weather. let's start with the blizzard in the sierra. we've talked about it here, dangerous, even potentially deadly conditions on the roads. here's the bottom line. just don't go. stay home. go skiing or boarding next week. let's look now near donner pass. interstate 80 shut down in a couple different spots here, near immigrant gap going eastbound and near truckee going westbound. we've just had reports of multiple spinouts which are prompting the closures of i-80. we're already hearing stories of people being stranded. that includes this bus filled with more than 50 people making the trek to tahoe from southern california. the bus driver told us they had no idthe bad weather. >> well, it's beautiful, but it's pretty crazy and it's pretty dangerous. i went from a blowout to now i am stuck at a gas station waiting for tires. >> i think i'd have tuned into the weather report here. nbc's jodi hernandez also in the sierra for us today. >> reporter: we're at immigrant gap, elevation 5,200 feet, an

raj?eff. >>> as we wrap up, mario lopez just getting started with "access hollywood." >> well, it seems like everyone you talk to has got an opinion on what's going on with princess kate. on tonight's "access," we'll look at the most recent theories, that this video is not kate at all. and break down some of the evidence that may help you decide for yourself what's real and what's not. and then we've got shakira getting very painful about her painful split, singing one more time about her ex-gerard on the new album, holding nothing back on whether she thinks she'll find love again. >>> plus, a wild continuation of a cold case true crime story we've been following as this woman actually interviews the man she suspects murdered her father, all just moments away on "access hollywood." back to you. >> mao, thank you. and after mario, coming up in prime time here on nbc, it's chicago night. chicago med at 8:00 followed by chicago fire, and then chicago pd. and then our 11:00 news live and local

i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight. headaches for travelers at sfo. protesters calling for a ceasefire in gaza causing some chaos here. >>> also, congress pushing for a bipartisan ban on tiktok. but will it actually happen? we're joined by a media law expert. >>> plus, a mold issue at a housing project for the homeless. after days of questions, we now have some answers. >>> and 10,000 runners headed to oakland this weekend for the annual marathon. but this year, there is a hint of curry. >>> also -- ♪ little boy black ♪ >> the woman who made headlines for becoming the oldest park ranger made headlines with part of a new documentary. >> good evening, this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. that mold issue in san jose and the big event this weekend in oakland, we'll get to those stories in just a few minutes. we begin, though, with the headaches at sfo. hundreds of protesters calling for a ceasefire descended on the airport this morning. they disrupted the international termin

. >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," this should be good news for home buyers. more houses are on the market. but there's a twist. we'll explain why prices are still sky high despite a higher inventory. >>> also new developments in that heartbreaking story. we're hearing from the 78-year-old woman that plowed into a family at a san francisco bus stop. what her lawyer is requesting. >>> plus, the conflict in the middle east igniting tensions at uc berkeley. why the federal government is stepping in to address accusations of anti-semitism on campus. >>> and a short-lived victory for parents in the south bay. they fought to keep a school open only to learn several more could soon close. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. we're going to get to the latest about our housing prices in just a few minutes. >>> but let's start with the new developments in san francisco. we're now hearing from the 78-year-old woman who drove into a family that was waiting at a

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica agguire. milestone moment for retail organizers trying to oust district attorney pamela price. this morning they turned and what they say are tens of thousands are signed positions needed to send the issue to voters. so what happens now and how will supporters for price respond? >> recall price! >> reporter: after months of gathering signatures a group calling itself save alameda for everyone submitted more than 123,000 signatures collected from voters in an effort to trickle a recall election. >> we shouldn't have to do this but beef -- because of the safety of our children and businesses this has to be done. >> reporter: the group needs just over -- signatures to qualify for a recall. supporters say d.a. pamela price has failed to hold criminals a poll accountable. >> for the four -- short few months she already destroyed the integrity of the legal system and we lost so many of these experience and good prosecutors. >> several prosecutors have left the d.a.'s. family of crime victims like cr

i'm raj mathai. how much longer for all this wind?f is going to join us in just a few minutes. >>> but we want to start with some late developments in alameda county. the effort to recall district attorney pamela price. it's going to take a little longer to validate those signatures. last month, a group behind the recall effort dropped off the boxes filled with signatures of people supporting the recall petition. they said that they had more than 123,000 signatures, well over the minimum needed to kick in the recall, which is about 73,000 signatures. late today the alameda county registrar of voters says it's not clear if enough of those signatures are valid. the county used a random sampling method approved by the state. the results weren't high enough to trigger a recall. now the registrar's office will count the old-fashioned way, manually. no word on how long that's going to take. >>> well, they're still counting the votes from super tuesday. we have an update in one of the closest races in the state, the runoff to replace anna es

raj mathai with what we've got going on next. >>> a mother, uncle and grandfather accused of killing a three-year-old and an exorcism like ritual. we will tell you what investigators said today. >>> former president trump walking back controversial remarks that he made over the weekend at a rally. our political analyst joins us to look at polls that show whether they will hurt him in the election. >>> the ceo of united airlines trying to calm the fears of passengers who may be thinking twice about boarding one of his planes following numerous scared scares. >>> the news at 5:30 starts right now. thank you for joining us. i'm kira klapper. >> i'm raj mathai. we start with a heartbreaking case involving a little girl. three people are accused of killing her during an exorcism like ritual in san jose. the next step in this gutwrenching case. ian cull was the only reporter in the courtroom. >> the mother of the three-year- old, as well as uncle and grandfather face felony charges of child abuse leading to death as prosecutors began laying out evidence against them. the preliminary hearin

raj and everyone at home, you probably know this. this is the driest seven-day forecast we've seen in months. >> thanks, jeff. >>> as we wrap up, mario lopez just getting started with "access hollywood." >> well, it's the oscars stunt that had executives so scared, it almost didn't air. tonight "access" uncovers the whole story behind john cena's pretty much naked shuffle across the stage. we've learned even more secrets from sunday night as we reveal the 8 1-year-old oscar winner who enjoyed "i'm just ken" more than anybody. plus, heartwarming proof you don't need to win the oscar to be a winner. only "access" went up to lily gladstone's former high school for the watch party with her former classmates and teachers where they were hoping to go wild when the envelope opened to reveal her name. even though she didn't get the statuette, you'll love her reaction to the hometown support. >> we'll see you in a second. here's what's coming up in prime time on nbc. at 8:00, night court, followed by extended family at 8:30. then "the voice"

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm gia vang. continues that could ultimately reduce the price of buying a home and help everyone make it in the bay. the national association of realtors announces it will pay $418 million to settle a class- action lawsuit over broker commissions. if approved, the deal could mean a drop in the commission you pay to a realtor when you buy or sell a home. alyssa gord explains why a home buyers, realtors, housing experts are all racing to get the latest details. >> pulled me into the double parlor. >> reporter: realtor darius are issuing this victorian in san francisco listed at a cool 3.6 million. >> at this point, sellers are ready to go and buyers are so excited to have new inventory. >> reporter: she is also a member of the national association of realtors, which resents more than 1.5 million real estate professionals. today, nar announced it will pay 418 million to settle class-action antitrust lawsuits over broker commissions. part of that deal would up and the standard for how commissions are

this care home is one of five owned by raj sehgal.a real problem. two years ago, instead of the 130 staff raj needed, he had 77. we are in the job centres, we go to the schools, we go to job fairs. in care, we just simply could not recruit. and as a result of that, we had to start shutting down beds. there you go. so 35% of our beds were shut. we couldn't get the staff to look after the people that we had safely. thank you! raj and other care home owners campaigned to make it easier to employ overseas care workers.

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. days of frustration for people showing up to the santa clara county family courts they arrived to find the building is closed because of a power outage. all this is having an impact on a lot of families. here is marianne favro. >> reporter: we found a steady stream of people headed to the court family justice center today. only to be turned away. >> i was just here to drop-off documents and the door is locked. >> reporter: a power outage forced the center to close monday and it's remained closed ever since that means divorce proceedings, child custody cases and other hearing had to be postponed. marie showed up for a hearing for her daughter and is frustrated it won't happen today. >> i didn't know it was closed i wasted half my afternoon. i took time off work. >> reporter: this is this third day of being turned away his divorce proceedings is now delayed and he will have to wait for the court to give him a new date. >> i was very much an inconvenience. >> reporter: a spokesperson say

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. days of frustration for people showing up to the santa clara county family courts they arrived to find the building is closed because

here day one, raj, day one he's talking to me. he also told me this evening that he's flattered that those who contributed to this decision feel he's up to the task. especially as he's coming in in the middle of the game. >> so far you're the only tv reporter he's agreeing to speak with. thank you candace. >>> san francisco based company is making a push to decarbonize and help with our climate in crisis. it could change your amazon packages. glacier is it's ai driven robotic arms help sort through items quickly. amazon is now taking notice and is pledging to invest more than 7.5 million bucks to test a waste sorting project an working on developing more sustainable packaging materials. >> glacier is really the next evolution in that stuff to allow us to better pick out certain commodities as they're going across the recycling waste stream and learn about what plastics or cardboard are actually being successfully recycled. >> glacier says one of its robots can prevent 12 million items a year from ending up in landfills. >>> let's

the news at 5:30 starts right now thank you for joining us on terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm raj mathai.berkeley unified school district is facing a civil rights complaint alleging it ignored severe and persistent harassment of jewish students. this also includes teachers.

. >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," here comes a big spring storm just in time for easter weekend. how much rain and how much new snow? we have the timeline. >>> also the bridge collapse in baltimore prompting the question, could it happen here? we take a look at the structural safety of our bay area bridges. >>> and the 420 festival at hippie hill called off. what's behind the sudden cancellation in san francisco? >>> and we get a rare look inside san quentin's death row as the state starts to shut it down. >>> good evening. this is "nbc bay area news tonight." i'm raj mathai. the presidential race arrives in oakland. we're going to get to that in just a minute. >>> but we want to start with a uniquely san francisco event, and it's being canceled. the annual smokeout at golden gate park on april 20th, or 420. 420 hippie hill, the group that stages the event each year, in conjunction with the san francisco rec and parks, says it can't afford to properly staff the event this time arou

. >> i am raj mathai. >>> the polls close at 8:00 and mail in ballots must be postmarked or dropped off at your local ballot box also by 8:00. as of this morning, santa clara county counted within 170,000 mail in an early voting ballots. all counties are expecting hundreds of thousands of votes as the evening unfolds. we have team coverage tracking the presidential, local and state races that are political analysts is with us. we are also tracking local and state ballot measures attracting national attention. we begin with candice nguyen at the santa clara registrar office with a look at the ballot counting process. >> reporter: we are right outside were last-minute voters come in and get questions answered. behind the scenes is where ballots get counted. i just got new numbers a moment ago. the registrar tells us 220,000 ballots have arrived at the office so far. we want to show you video we got a moment ago for behind-the- scenes where the ballots get repaired. they get scanned and the boats get counted. will not know with the voter turnout looks like until tomorrow at the earliest. i

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm gia vang. continues that could ultimately reduce the price of buying a home and help everyone make it in the bay. the national association of realtors announces it will pay $418 million to settle a class- action lawsuit over broker commissions. if approved, the deal could mean a drop in the commission you pay to a realtor when you buy or sell a home. alyssa gord explains why a home buyers, realtors, housing experts are all racing to get the latest details. >> pulled me into the double parlor. >> reporter: realtor darius are issuing this victorian in san francisco listed at a cool 3.6 million. >> at this point, sellers are ready to go and buyers are so excited to have new inventory. >> reporter: she is also a member of the national association of realtors, which resents more than 1.5 million real estate professionals. today, nar announced it will pay 418 million to settle class-action antitrust lawsuits over broker commissions. part of that deal would up and the standard for how commissions are

>> raj mathai mentioned 16 congressional district and there are about 110,000 ballots outstanding. about 350,000 have been counted and 110,000 and if you look at that chart you see about 800 votes between second and first place. these guys, anybody who says that those first two slots have been won is really jumping, it will happen but with 110,000 votes out there? not knowing where they are coming from and who voted how? no, it is something people need to be cautious about. >> that is still very tight in the top to advance. >> yes, up and down the state we have these kinds of races. it will be dozens that are not sure until up 2 30 days after the election that the counties had to count those ballots, 30 days. >> so we could be waiting another three weeks? >> yes. >> let's talk about the time, this 30 days, is that set or is there any way to shorten the time? >> it is a state law to give the counties 30 days. a big town like l.a. state law says you must spend six hours per day during the week counting those ballots. you must do that in order to keep in line with state laws so it is

but get this, raj. we could be in for additional storms for next week.soak up that sun right now. >> it is the spring at least this week, right? >> exactly right. >> thank you, jeff. >>> as we wrap up, mario lopez just getting started with "access hollywood." >> tonight on "access," the where is princess kate and is she okay drama takes on yet another twist. this weekend, a very happy and healthy kate was reportedly seen walking with william at a market near windsor. but with no official word from the palace, we're taking a look at the fallout the palace is experiencing today. then we've got quite a few "access" exclusives for you, beginning with our vanessa hudgens interview, the first since revealing her pregnancy at the oscars. plus katy perry and orlando bloom are co-starring together. that's all just moments away on "access hollywood." back to you. >>> coming up in prime time here on nbc bay area. at 8:00, an all new episode of "the voice." that's followed by "deal or no deal island" at 10:00. then we are back at 11:00 for our 11:00 news live and lo

i'm raj mathai. this is a big week in politics. super tuesday is tomorrow. the state of the union is thursday. and tonight more pressure on a local district attorney. we start with the push to recall alameda county d.a. pamela price. one step closer now to going in front of voters. those behind the recall say they have enough signatures to put it on the ballot. they call themselves safe, or save alameda for everyone. today safe turned in more than 123,000 signatures. they only need about 73,000 valid signatures to qualify for a recall. safe says the d.a. has failed to hold criminals accountable. but the d.a. refutes that and says the group is using crime victims for political gain. >> our big question is, like, what are the solutions, right? like what are the solutions? number one, who would they put up in place? who would be against d.a. price? we have no name. what actual policy change would they put in place? eve heard nothing. all we've seen is a weaponization of people's real, real pain. >> we shouldn't have to do this. but for the safety of our communi

we are joined by fit on a raj and aid worker with austin, who lives in gaza. if you don't let me start with you and you're also in addition to being an ox fan worker and we'll tap into your professional specialty in just a moment since you live in gaza. and i, i know you've told us on previous shows that you're also a mother of 5. i'd like to know how your family is doing, how your children are doing and how you have managed to put food on the table over the last 5 and a half months. um yeah, thank you for having a um, this is actually a very difficult question. how we do, we're just managing to survive. how we do it is very difficult to answer. as i said, how do i put food on this day? but for my family is even more difficult to answer. um it's uh there is a huge light in the absence of those commodities as in the markets to find even if you have the cash to buy it. which is also something very difficult to get by for all of guns or fast as the burden there are the solution into that for you and you don't find anything to buy even if you have the money there

many in the care sector welcomed the government's decisions, including raj sehgal.we didn't have international recruitment, we didn't - have the staff that we've got, i think we would probably - be closed by now. i struggled myself as home secretary to even have a meaningful conversation with him about it. i was left to written correspondence on several occasions throughout a period of 12 months, putting forward policy proposals, but he refused to talk to me. number ten declined to comment on this. in 2019, the conservatives committed to reducing immigration, and despite a new visa system introduced after brexit, the opposite happened. professor brian bell is chair of the government's independent migration advisory committee. we've offered humanitarian schemes to the ukraine and hong kong citizens. we've increased the number of international students and we've increased the number of workers, particularly in the health and social care sector. they are all the result of deliberate policy by the government. yes, i bought the place in 2002... many in the care sector we

of missiles and drugs strikes target infrastructure and residential buildings in the logic, step by raj for weeks keeps as it shut down many of the 150 long incoming. this the, i feel good to welcome to the program where there's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu in tennessee today. the secretary of state made the trip to discuss the possibility of extending humanitarian aid to casa israel. is still pursuing hamas millers in saint holes responsible. the october 7th attacks the meeting with mr. bass and young, who said that he's not afraid to continue operations in rafa without us assistance . this is get more from that the deputies released unless then shawnee reside us out. welcome shawnee on to the blinking, fairly busy. today's call to the web to stuff. let's start with his meeting with these randy primary. some things lined out of that i think today is is mister netanyahu say, well, bach, us or not? we'll go in to got it. we're going to rafa in south garza when we're ready. well, russell became for that and you out sort of the simple of, of the victory of a home us and he's be

but he is a raj. he works for a run international, a broadcaster labeled a terrorist organization by the reigning government. he is a regular critic of the regime in tehran. iran international has reported that zaki was attacked by a group of men. the workers have begun clearing the wreckage of the francis scott key bridge in the us city of baltimore, one of the largest cranes in the country has been brought in to help remove these sections, blocking the river over a 1000 specialist will be deployed to clear the ruined bridge, a process that is expected to take several months. but frances is not attending the traditional way of the cross eastern ceremony in rome due to concerns for his health. the earlier in the day, the punch it presided over mass at the bound again to mark the christian holy day of good friday. the event represents the day of jesus christ of fiction, followed by easter sunday marketing his resurrection. you as president biden is promising to work every day to free and american journ

. >> and i'm raj mathai. now mechanical issues on a flight headed from australia to san francisco. is the sixth united flight in the past two weeks to encounter problems. next we have nbc bay area owes sergio quintana. >> reporter: just seconds after the flight took to the air video biplane spotter new york aviation got clear images of fluid spewing from the plane. it looks as if it is coming from the rear right landing gear. the crew of the bowling 777 300 jet continued over the ocean before turning around. video for my passenger shows the crew dumping fuel before landing. the plane landed safely back at the airport in sydney and no one was injured. united airlines have been dealing with a series of issues with its flights over the last couple of weeks but this incident in sydney is now the third involving a technical issue with one of its planes in just the last few days. last thursday a wheel fell off a rear landing gear just as a united 777 200 took off from some disco headed to japan.

they called for an audit of the recently held polls in the country. awam ke dilo per raj, we will bringrty along with their political allies have united in an alliance to establish a coalition government. they have nominated former prime minister shabbaz sharief as their candidate for the country's chief executive position for second term. khan's opponents say that the democracy has emerged victorious while those setting up obstacles in the way of country's progress. and prosperity have been defeated, we consider pakistan tahreek insaf as road block to the country's progress and prosperity. they are attempting to sabotage democracy through the rhetoric of poleging and are striving to formentt anarchy in the country. efforts from the government coalition to persuade its former key ally have encountered a hurdle with the leader of pakistan's primary religious political faction, affirming its decision to refrain. from participating in the formation of the government, once the head of the former coalition, the chief of jamiyat ulamae islam maulana fazl rahman parted ways with the newly form

. >> and i am raj mathai. latinos continue to lag behind when it comes to civic engagement. >> researchers at uc berkeley and san jose state say it's an issue that needs an immediate response. here is nbc bay area news's damon trujillo. >> reporter: researchers say it's not that latinos are at home sitting at their hands there are many other factors limiting them from getting involved. >> in this election it feels a lot of apathy. >> reporter: too many latinos are sitting on the political sideline. it is a headline that many community leaders are describing is both eye-opening and deeply troubling. >> latinos not only lag behind in voter turnout compared to other groups the researchers say many latinos don't get involved in neighborhood issues let alone citywide concerns. the president of the neighborhood association danny garza has been ruffling feathers for years in a push to get more resources into his community researchers also offered clear reasons why latinos are sitting on the sidelines and they blame t

i am raj mathai. >>> death row is facing its own death sentence, the copper department of corrections as now begun transferring all death row inmates to other prisons to comply with voter approved prop 66. by the end of the summer, california's death row will not exist. jody hernandez took what may be one of the last tours of san quentin z's block. >> you are locked down. >> marcus adams describes what it's been like living on san quentin's death row, sentenced to death for triple murder. he's lived in a 4 x 10' cell for the past 21 years. like all death row inmates, anytime he leaves his cell, he must be escorted and handcuffed. >> being on death row, you're confined to your cell 20 hours out of the day. >> that's all about to change. the department of corrections has begun clearing out san quentin's east block moving condemned

good evening, i'm raj mathai. the three people killed are a mother father and toddler. a fourth person, a three-month- old survived. nbc's pete cerrato's reports. in an emotional evening with hundreds of people gathering together including the mayor for a vigil to mourn the loss of three people killed when a driver crashed into them at a bus stop. >> i think these sorts of tragedies bring us together and remind us how precious life is. >> friends of the thick dems were also in attendance but declined interviews. they did confirm the crash involved in a family of four. the brazilian consulate confirmed one of the adult victims is a brazilian national named diego. they were not release any other details. >> stuff flew into the air. >> reporter: -- recalling the tragic scene she witnessed. she is here tonight to support her community that is reeling from the tragedy. >> just experiencing and seeing people's facial expressions and emotions, because i have been feeling numb and lost. >> the driver is in custody at a ho

. >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, the dark side of the ozempic craze.s causing drug shortages for diabetics and questionable products on the black market. we investigate. >>> also, oakland's new police chief has arrived for duty. >> my approach begins with strong community engagement and collaboration. >>

. >>> i'm raj mathai. next on "nbc bay area news tonight," this should be good news for home buyers. more houses are on the market. but there's a twist. we'll explain why prices are still sky high despite a higher inventory. >>> also new developments in that heartbreaking story. we're hearing from the

good night >> here comes ohtani >>> i'm raj mathai.t on nbc bay area news tonight, would you believe one vote, one of the most high profile and expensive races in the state is down to a single vote, and they're still counting. this is to replace congresswoman anna eshoo. >>> also, license plate readers are coming to san fr

raj mathai joins us now. how is it looking? >> we had the fourth quarter comeback. we are at one or 2% average. a lot of those came within the last 30 days. that ties into the jewel snow data. we think of the big three months. december, january and february. what we have been seen more recently are the jessica aguirre warmer storms, december and january . more rain below 5000 feet. the late season comebacks becoming less likely, you have to count on february which is still a big producer winter snow. we talk with the doctor to see if this trend is something that will also play a role in this year's winter snowed back as well. >> when you look at the trends every month during our snow season of october through may, back to the 70s, we can see that each of these months is warming and that means that we are transitioning away from snowfall as a dominant participation type. the one month for that is not happening is in february. we see cases of that, we thought last year and we are seeing it this year. december bringing in these big rainstorms, these atmospheric rivers

awam ke dilo per raj. we will bring back our beloved leader imran khan along with the mainstream leadership of our party with the power vested in the newly formed parliament. we demanded on the floor of the house that "the chief election commissioner and officials of the electoral body should have stepped down immediately because they were involved in pool rigging and manipulation of results. imran khan, although candidates supported by the imprison khan secured the majority of seats in the country's national assembly, the pakistan muslim league nawaz and pakistan peoples party along with their political allies have united in an alliance to establish a coalition government. they have nominated former prime minister shahbas sharif as their candidate for the country's chief executive position for second term. khan's opponents say that the democracy has emerged victorious while those setting up obstacles in the way of country's progress and prosperity have been defeated. we consider pakistan tahreek insaf as

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