uno millón de dólares serán destinados para ayudar a la comunidad migrante residente de richmond.tos, pilar niño nos explica cómo será utilizado ese dinero. y es miércoles de ceniza y con ello el inicio de la cuaresma para los creyentes católicos. los feligreses de san josé nos contaron cuál es el sacrificio para este tiempo de reflexión. así empezamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. buenas tardes, gracias por sintonizarnos. les saluda miryam villarreal. y de este lado dayanna monroy. sean ustedes bienvenidos. le recordamos antes de comenzar miryam. si te parece que está ya disponible el banco de llamadas sobre inmigración que tenemos para usted. si ese número ya lo está viendo en su pantalla. vamos a repasarlo. es el 1 800 548 48 84. y desde ese número, expertos van a estar ofreciendo recursos y también asesoría disponible para usted. cambiamos completamente de tema. un tema realmente triste, miryam, y es que varios padres de familia entablaron una demanda judicial contra un distrito escolar de la península, específicamente en san bruno. sí y dayanna ellos están argumentando

in richmond, this is under one hour. fellow virginians, what an honor it is to join you again in mr. jefferson's capital. thank you for coming together to receive my annual assessments of the state of our beloved commonwealth. we are gathering here a few days later than normal. after the difficult and frustrating water crisis in richmond last week. i want to thank everyone, everyone who stepped up to serve neighbors, to serve communities, and to serve our capital city. that includes the house and senate clerks. i especially want to salute madame clerk for 50 years of service. to our commonwealth. and let me welcome two new cyprus and delegate singh. we are also reminded that last year, we lost an incredible virginian. a legislator and friend. senator frank graff. we all admired his selfless service to the commonwealth. as we remember frank, let us reflect on the opportunity we all have. the opportunity with which we have all been blessed. the opportunity to serve. in the same spirit, i especially want to thank our gracio

richmond. and then davis is released on a $100,000 bail. that money is put up by about 18 wealthy northerners like horace greeley, cornelius garrett smith. but the trials postcode and davis and varina end up going to canada. in fact, that's where this photograph was taken, was in montreal. they also spent some time in the lenox field and then travel overseas, going to liverpool, going to london. they visited paris, which loved, by the way. davis did not. he found it quite decadent. but they basically adopt somewhat of a middle class standard living, and they're pretty much subsisting from the support of confederate sympathizers. so people who are willing to host them willing to send their children to boarding school. finally, in the summer of 1868, andrew johnson issued a proclamation of amnesty. all former confederate leaders. and then the federal government ends, dismissing the indictment in february of 69. and there's a lot that goes into this, but basically the country was just ready to move on with that. this comes at a crucial moment.

. >> richmond summer fills in a while. your salmon temperatures at 13 traveling along your highways still at moving at the limit about 29 minutes along 1, it's 85 up to menlo park. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain. a 61 in today. voters head to the polls for a special election in san mateo they're going to be deciding if embattled sheriff christina corpus. >> can be removed from office. crawford's joey horta live for us in san mateo where the polls are going to be open here. not too long from now. joey. >> james and darya its passes. this will give the board of supervisors the ability to remove the sheriff from office. sheriff christina corpus is facing allegations from within her own department, including intimidating her staff having an inappropriate relationship with employee making racist and homophobic comments. sheriff has refused calls to step down. here's part of kron four's one on one with the sheriff. >> have received death threats because of this. you know, for people just to do this to get me o

heading over to richmond out of richmond is where we're going to see the next build over the next few minutes. over here. 242 holding steady. that gives us good hope. 680 is a good drive down through walnut creek and 24 through the caldecott tunnel without any problems. the tri-valley shows a nice mild build, so the dublin interchange looks great. castro valley wide does show some slowing. san mateo dumbarton bridges pick up the volume, but no major concerns in san jose holds with that first slowing right around oakland. back to you. thank you mike. tonight, president trump plans to lay out his legislative priorities and outline his vision for the future. we have a live look at capitol hill, where the president will address a joint session of congress. now, this comes as overnight new u.s. tariffs impacted goods and they take effect. the u.s. also cut off military aid for ukraine today in the bay's alice barr. joining us live from washington this morning. and alice, the thing here is protests over government workers being fired. well that's growing across the country. marcus and laura

well, 13 a longer richmond center fell checking on the south bay where all that rain is. look at those highways. 80's, eusy one on one to 80. 85. so be mindful, give yourself some extra time. if you are going to be driving through any of that. all right. james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's get to our big story this morning. the votes are still coming in now being packed counted from the a special election that was held last night in san mateo county. yeah. was top of mind on the ballot. >> the board of supervisors if its approved will now have the power to decide the fate of sheriff christina corpus cry for joy horta is live as their count. the ballots in redwood city was going on. joey? >> well, james and darya is not over yet, but the voters overwhelmingly saying that they want to get rid of the sheriff kicker out of office. let's take a look at the numbers now and show you where this stands this morning. right now, overwhelming majority 85% of the vote in favor of measure a as more than 440,000 registered voters in this county. but only 92,000 votes have been count

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the richmond center fell it only 6 minutes. definitely the limit as you make your crossing there. golden gate doing well. >> right. all right, john, thank you for that. developing news this morning for people hospitalized after they were shot in the parking lot of the hayward restaurant. he's out in saturday night at the grill by ms g how was that moment has more on that? >> neighbors described the slate that filipino restaurant has a pretty popular spot. but they say saturday night it was the scene of dozens of cop cars blocking off this scene on foothill boulevard. all that remains from a shooting saturday night. is this piece of caution tape outside the grilled by ms, gee, a filipino restaurant in hayward on foothill boulevard where police say 4 people were shot right outside. usually fairly quiet. now from what i hear, bill hildebrand has lived here for 20 years and says this restaurant has changed ownership many times over the years, but has always been busy scene. have a lot of cars in there. look like a popular place to be. >> but i say been under several different names he

richmond center fell in golden gate. no backups no rainfall either rain. all right, john, thank you for that for your money this morning. >> trade war with mexico and canada ramping up both countries impose retaliatory tariffs on the united states. president trump impose 25% tariffs on mexican and canadian imports. well, loves a good and is tracking the impact of these tariffs. she talked to customers at a safeway in walnut creek about how they plan to budget. >> like really noticed like the past month, i've noticed a change in prices for sure. >> prices are going up at the register here at the safeway in walnut creek shoppers tell me they can't keep up with the current i think it's unfortunate because as if those items are not already expensive and they're going to be even more expensive. so it makes me sad. it makes me sad that prices are going up. but can you do? on tuesday, president trump announced 25% tariffs or taxes mexican and canadian imports. >> just last month he slept 20% on chinese products. it's pretty you can't, you know, especially the hea

richmond summerfield which is at about 12 is folks are traveling out of richmond the dumbarton bridgeing that rain. things are really starting to slow down there. a 17 minute ride from 8.80, into menlo park regions. back to you. thanks a lot, 7.31. and take a look at this. a brawl breaks out and and optometry store. >> that is a staff member who's fighting off some robbers who went into this high-end store called city center at bishop ranch. san ramon yester crawford's lindsey ford spoke with the owner about what happened. stuff can be replaced. that's not important to me. people can't be replaced. >> shocking surveillance footage shows an employee at opta metric practice. >> tess lane with not one, but with 2 suspected thieves. the video from february shows 4 people rushing into an optical illusions in san ramon. 2 of them get into an all-out brawl with the staff member. he actually takes a crop mccaw classes twice a week. so he's probably the worst person for them to mess with doctor william toe is the owner of optical illusions. he says while his staff was dealing with 2 of the sus

so they discontinue service between north berkeley in richmond. also at that elsa rio station. they are taking bar. keep that in mind. 17 minutes on the bay bridge or matteo bridge about 16 both drive times dropping down significantly. well, those highways still busy. 53 minutes almost an hour. 1, 0, one. 85 to park and the east bay. so anshul down 37 about 40 minutes story. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. >> so happening right now, tariffs against mexican and canadian imports have officially gone into effect. what's that going to do to your pocket there's a 25% import tax and that will impact things like avocados and energy. >> and that's on the heels of last month's tariff on chinese imports. yeah. so china imposed tariffs of its own on american goods. farm goods like cotton. >> corn and wheat. so that was all in retaliation. let's see what this is going to do to our >> budgets and the bay area's economy as a whole breaking it down is george know check the of morgan stanley wealth management. good morning. >> so are we gonna feel this immediately? >> well, the administr

quien él creía era una menor de edad para prostituirla y a finales de febrero se trasladó desde richmond para víctimas de trata de personas. ofrecemos diferentes recursos a través de agencias locales que también ofrecen terapia, ayuda económica, ayuda con vivienda. agrega que además aportan ayuda individual. acompañar a hacer un reporte policial o hasta acompañar a un juicio. insta a sobrevivientes de estos casos a buscar apoyo. terapeutas como claudio silva agregan que muchas víctimas sufren problemas de depresión y ansiedad de por vida, además de baja autoestima. sentir que somos los dueños de nuestro cuerpo es muy importante para nuestra sensación de autoestima. Él también le recuerda a padres mantener una comunicación abierta con sus niños, como que los padres usan mucho autoridad, entonces eso también causa mucha distancia y estar atento de las señales. si los niños están escondiendo alguna cosa. si ellos no hablan con sus padres y sus padres miran que ellos están muy callados y no quieren enseñar su teléfono. por su parte, expertos de ciberseguridad aseveran que investigar este tip

richmond center fell bridge went 14. look at this.re back down to 8 sobre drive times looking good is our highways were still seen just a slight traffic along. 24 wannacry down to 5.18, minutes checking on highway 4, antioch, into conquered within 40 minutes to 21 darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's talk baseball bay area. baseball fans celebrated sports culture in oakland. yeah. hundreds of them went out to raimondi park. >> for fans past 2025. an hour kron 4 footer, gentle as malcolm jackson was there. >> try to statements a reader. no one ever says the a's have said what we do know a little bit in lead left but the ball is really are reading here like and they've their ballpark in the heart west oakland. we've got this fantastic warehouse with. easy. it just painted it as mural on the side of it like see the highway. it's like it's president market like they're revitalizing the >> that this is an incredible effort by the oakland 68 last dive bar is or 2 fan groups. they are not people that organized and thorough events t

you start to slow down just past richmond. a 20 minute ride darya. james, back to you. >> winners and losers with our black. hi, rob. >> good morning, daria. how the markets look. i'm nervous to be quite honest with, you january is a great month, february. not so great. we have the tariffs looming tomorrow get a big announcement out of trump this talking about setting up reserve for cryptocurrency. so they're the players today. ether xrp the so how bitcoin plays like coinbase and robinhood. they're up aggressively day. i think people don't want a 5 person, their net worth of crypto, but i would prefer it to be with you, blackrock. nervous if you're nervous, you're making me nervous not nervous. i'm nervous. but the markets cautious. okay, good never. i don't know what's going on trial. and and i. >> and i mean, you were just on the precipice of the day, you know, tariffs and stuff, which let me ask you about that, because i see that some businesses have already come out saying. >> we're going to eat it so that we're not going to charge you more. and

as for other spans, the richmond center fell is downright empty. >> so as the golden gate, right? all right, john, thank you for that east bay community there now standing up against hate. >> so they held a vigil last night in berkeley to show support for business recently targeted with hateful messages. well, before. talk to the business owner and community members who are saying there's no room for hate in their city. when i called the police, they treated it completely differently. and they calledn it a hate crime targeted for the 4th time. >> these pictures shared with kron 4 show saturdays. andalism ended jima sides. health clinic. >> berkeley community, physical therapy, pro palestine posters were scratched out with black ink and islam. a phobic language was painted on the wall. sheen is iranian american and says her business was attacked because of her stance on the gaza-israel conflict and her cultural background. and this time we were like on high alert and i was definitely my mind. >> that this was a hate crime directed against palestinians and middle eastern people. and

news. 17 along san mateo bridge, things is certainly starting pick up just a bit 13 for you on your richmond. sandra fell and we are going to be talking about an accident along international 54th. if you're trying to maybe take 5, 8, or 8.80, look, 5.80, still pretty light. 11 minutes there. 8.80, things are starting to slow down just a bit for the most part making good time. all right. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. 71 in the breaking news this morning with there's a heavy police presence at 54, the international and international that's oakland right now. and we're live on the scene joey horta there for us with what we know so far. joey. guys, good morning. we still have several roadblocks shut down here on international major thoroughfare here. and it is. >> right at the beginning of the morning commute here on a monday. so definitely having an impact on folks getting in and around the area here as we step out of the way you can see a little bit closer view here. lots of patrol cars out here. quite a few officers now investigating on international. they tell me this happened around

right now build off the richmond bridge, the bay bridge also slowing off the berkeley curve.ay four now that the crash cleared at harbor. more traffic coming in to walnut creek without any major drama. give us a second to remind you folks in the city that for the next couple of weeks, no central subway. so from chinatown, rose park station down to fourth and brannan, you have to use the bus instead of that subway. it's very convenient, but they're doing repair work needed for that tunnel. meanwhile, as we're looking at the rest of the bay, it's a smoother drive. the crash did clear south 880 around eighth street, gentle slowing all the way f from 2.3 down in toward fremont. traditional pattern there. and the south ba. getting started again with a build for that second commute build. back to you. all right, mike, thanks. 641 right now. it is going to be a make or break moment for an embattled sheriff. ahead, a special election on the peninsula happening this week will determine the sheriff's fate. and taking a look at the big board you see right now where we see the dow is up

there. 8 minutes along a richmond center fell.ighways still busy still packed, doubling down to fremont along southbound 6 ad. a 30 minute ride and look 80 can see. we're seeing delays from hayward all the way through fremont 5, 80, 80 in oakland, both pretty busy international. good option for you right now. there, howie, for any akin to concord around. 22 minutes, smooth sailing in antioch is once you hit pittsburgh that you start to slow down cover, pass road might a good option if you're trying to down to 42 crockett outdoors, the maze. look at that. 32 minutes. all james, back to you. thanks. a lot of tate. 47 and look at video of what ended up happening when police arrested 2 people in the east bay after they were led on a wild chase. >> and back to their car into an officer which you can see right here. this is around 10 o'clock sunday night. there were items stolen from a brentwood walgreens. police saw what happened. people jumped in the car. they drove off. the officers spotted the car later in oakley and tried to pull i

so a dry situation for san francisco, richmond northward.seeing some pretty solid rainfall in san jose as well as across the dumbarton bridge on up towards redwood city. once you get in the santa cruz mountains, that's where we're really going to be looking at that heaviest of rainfall and down further south from there. only gets heavier yet. you can see how shower activity does stay pretty south bay centric today, we will see spotty showers, though, especially toward sunset tonight. and after that point, that will impact us even across the north bay. now, these are going to be short lived and pretty hit miss. so do expect some spotty showers again during our overnight hours. but that's mostly while we're sleeping rainfall today and into tomorrow. santa rosa, literally maybe just a drop or 2. oakland, some light showers here and there get down to san jose and you'll be seeing over half an inch of rainfall. where is monterey? well, over an inch it. now the sierra nevada is going to be looking at about a foot down around yosemite national park

mike, you're checking out the richmond san rafael plaza. and we know that there's going to be a buildup here which there is for west 580. also look behind me here folks. doing some flashing lights. that's just someone working on that truck. i don't know anything about the truck. i just know that it's caltrans and they'll take care of that out of lanes. a smooth drive approaching the area off the east shore freeway. westbound 80 does slow, of course, in through richmond and then toward the berkeley area. the buildup, of course, toward the bay bridge toll plaza. and there may be an issue around university. i'll check on wt 80. southbound 880 shows a build off 238 past 92, which does build over toward the peninsula. no surprises, but watch those wet roads through the tri-valley and the south bay. 101 and 87 show a build. back to you. thank you mike. well, this morning reaction is still coming in after president trump addressed a joint session of congress last night. scott mcgrew it was the longest presidential address, really, in modern times.

just gorgeous at the richmond-san rafael bridge. eight minute drive from the tolls over towards san quentin. overall, we've got about a 50 minute drive that's five zero out of the altamont pass west on 580 accident. northbound 87 approaching northbound 101 with a slight backup. and we had just getting reports of this accident cleared to the right shoulder south 880 at a street in hayward. >> thank you. sue. now we return to hollywood's biggest night and the history made at the 97th annual academy awards. >> from the laughs to the tributes, performances and speeches, there was something for everyone. >> abc news reporter zohreen shah live from hollywood with the highlights for us this morning. hi, zohreen. >> hey, good to see you. yeah, the after parties went well into the night yesterday, and there was a lot of history made at the oscars last night as well. >> and the oscar goes to honora. >> it was a big night for a small movie. >> we made this movie for $6 million. you're trying to make independent films? please keep doing it. we

un ex pastor de richmond, hernÁndez, fue sentenciado a siete aÑos de cÁrcel por abusar sexualmente deor deberÁ pagar $100,000 a la familia y quedar registrado como ofensor sexual de por vida. el padre gran estima cuya hija tenÍa 14 durante los abusos dijo que la sentencia es insuficiente. cientos de personas caminaron hasta una de las oficinas de tesla para llevarle un mensaje a musk y ha sido seÑalado por su influencia decisiones gubernamentales que han llevado un despido masivo de empleados federales y a recortes en programas sociales. >> estuvimos bajo el constante calor e intenso calor . los manifestantes con consignas llegaron a estar a estas oficinas para exigir responsabilidad corporativa y denunciar lo que consideran que es un intento de transformar el gobierno en beneficio de los multimillonarios. al sonido de los tambores, cientos de personas marcharon con pancartas y consignas hasta llegar a las puertas de tesla en palo alto. >> musk es un millonario, tiene miles de millones de dÓlares. no sabe lo que es ser una persona que lucha para sobrevivir dÍa tras dÍa. >> el presupue

so that is certainly improve 8 along our richmond, sandra fell.traveling on 80 over the east bay, look, 16 minutes starts to build a soon as you hit richmond. all right, james, back to you. >> 9.30 right now and we've got some video of a what was going to be a kind of a mob robin, to this eyeglass shop. >> and employees started fighting back. yeah, this was an eyeglass store in the city center mall in san ramon. and there you see in the video, it was a tussle to say the least. kron four's. lindsey ford actually spoke to the owner about what happened. stuff can be replaced. that's not important to me. people can't be replaced. >> shocking surveillance footage shows an employee at opta metric practice tess lane with not one but with 2 suspected thieves. the video from february shows 4 people rushing into an optical illusions in san ramon. 2 of them get into an all-out brawl with the staff member. he actually takes a crop mccaw classes twice a week. so he's probably the worst person for them to mess with doctor william toe is the owner of optical ill

bart had stopped service between north berkeley and richmond, but now says that limited train service has been restored. ac transit had been offering rides between those stations. today, after months of turmoil, voters in san mateo county are getting their chance to weigh in on the effort to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus. she made history back in 2023 by being sworn in as the county's first latina sheriff, and her big test of leadership came just a few weeks later after the deadly mass shooting at the mushroom farms in half moon bay. well, then things started to unravel late last year after she faced accusations of corruption, abuse of power and the use of racist and homophobic slurs. sheriff corpus has denied those allegations and says that she has been politically targeted. well, today voters are casting their ballots in a special election on measure a that would change the county charter, giving supervisors the power to remove the sheriff. lauren tom spoke with the deputy, who wants to see his boss lose her job. >>>>in san mateo county, voters will take to the polls to

it was published last month in science advances. >> the research led by university of richmond, biologyardson and urban ecologist who scholarship focuses on rat populations. all the animals know is that you built a really nice home for yourself and they're not dumb. so they'll just move right in and take up residence as well because you provided a nice structure for using an average of about 12 years of data from 16 cities across the globe. the study finds rat populations significantly increased in 70% of city's during the study period, including washington, d.c., san francisco. >> toronto, new york city, amsterdam and oakland. >> cities with less vegetated land cover. >> meaning more urbanization experienced increased growth of rat numbers. >> the only cities studied that saw declines. >> we're tokyo, louisville. >> and new orleans numbers seem to be increasing. and the other issue is, is that what we have left to kind of combat them on a large scale is decreasing. we have more restrictions on using word genocide and other things that we do need to be able to have as a public health to

richmond center fell about 8 and checking on those highways. a south bay still in the green. 28 minutes along want to one. it's 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 61. the developing story this morning. 4 people are in the hospital now. they were shot in the parking lot of a restaurant in hayward has. so this happened saturday night. it was at the grilled by mister g. >> kron four's moment has more on what happened. >> neighbors here described the slate that filipino restaurant has a pretty popular spot. but they say saturday night it was the pcene of dozens of cop cars blocking off the scene on foothill boulevard. all that remains from a shooting saturday night. is this piece of caution tape outside the grilled by ms, gee, a filipino restaurant in hayward on foothill boulevard where police say 4 people were shot right outside. usually fairly quiet now from what i hear, bill hildebrand has lived here for 20 years and says this restaurant has changed ownership many times over the years, but has always been busy scene. ha

a richmond center fell.those highways south bay, looking at you 60 minutes along 1, 0, one, 85 to menlo park. those other highways like 85 87 to 80. those are busy as regions back to you. thanks. a lot and east bay community is standing up because they're gonna have a vigil. they have one last night and berkeley to support a business that was targeted with hateful message. and yes, so kron four's lindsey ford actually talk to the business owner and members of the community who say there's no room for hate like this. >> and when i called the police, they treated it completely differently. >> and they called it a hate crime targeted for the 4th time. >> these pictures shared with kron 4 show saturdays, vandalism and a assad's health clinic. berkeley community, physical therapy, pro palestine posters were scratched out with black ink and islam. a phobic language was painted on the wall. sheen is iranian american and says her business was attacked because of her stance on the gaza-israel conflict and her cultura

as we zoom in, we could see a little bit of light rain also falling over the richmond san rafael bridge and parts of the bay bridge over the bay. but most of the showers will arrive this evening. so here's your day planner. we'll see some fog, mist and drizzle, so a gray start with temperatures near 50 degrees and then some partly sunny skies by this afternoon. so if you have anything to do outdoors, it's still going to be pleasant. you'll notice the clouds will increase and the breeze will pick up. and then the light showers arrive this evening and continue overnight. i'll let you know how much rain you can expect. and when we get breaks in some of the wet weather. stephanie. >> all right. francis. thank you. president zelenskyy is in london today following his meeting with president trump at the white house. the ukrainian president was in washington to sign an agreement that would give the u.s. access to the country's mineral resources. but that visit was cut short following a war of words with the president. abc news reporter perry russom has the latest. >> ukrainian president volody

there were similar demonstrations at the rosie the riveter museum in richmond and at yosemite national park. organizers calling themselves resistance rangers say they're concerned that this month may bring thousands more firings across the federal government, including at public land agencies. happening now hazardous beach conditions are hitting the coast along the bay area. this is a look from ocean beach today where some people were braving the rough people conditions. but experts warn of an increased risk of sneaker waves and rip currents this weekend. now to a live look along the coast in santa cruz at nearby capitola beach. police say crews have responded to multiple serious water rescues today out of safety concerns. the beach and wharf were closed for most of the morning and afternoon. on that note, let's bring in abc seven weather anchor spencer christian. he is tracking that high surf. >> spencer that's right j.r. that westerly swell is still increasing. so it's important to be very cautious along the coastline. so this high surf advisory is in effect until 9 p.m. monday. you

from bystanders show police pitting cristiana quarter against building in san francisco's inner richmond neighborhood. according to porter, the light change washington's crossing at the san francisco officer turned his lights on and close. a call her her for jaywalking, crosswalk near geary boulevard. so what happened? >> feel like i was stopped because i'm walking while black head that smashed into the law that i could feel was just a lie to just a lie just to get through make it the next day. that's all like it. and so i could think of that at that play. the 35 year olds, mother and domestic violence survivor is suing the city of san francisco and a police officer involved after she said she was physically and emotionally times within its it. and now i find myself having then. >> the takeover up my oldest daughter you know, i just tolerate purchase. you like to use cars are out of time because no one we generate have >> so. that's the most frustrating part for me. because by find it. so i knew i never a million i think the situation quarter suffered a concussion, separated shoulder bac

and richmond. 57 with rain today in new york city. boston tops out at 57 this afternoon. and that's a look at your forecast. >>> a heartwarming moment during president trump's address to congress. >> and tonight, dj, we are going to do you the biggest honor of them all. i am asking our new secret service director, shawn curran to officially make you an agent of the united states secret service. >> dj daniels getting his wish of becoming an officer after being sworn in as an honorary secretervice agent. the 13-year-old has suffered from brain cancer since 2018. he was held up by his father, while showing off his new badge. daniels also shared a hug with the director of the secret service as the gallery cheered on. >>> shocking accusations in l.a. where dozens of officers are accused of staging gladiator-style fights at a juvenile detention center. rs ev. cause the active ingredient in head & shoulders fights off the microbes that cause dandruff. microbes are on everyone's scalp and can cause irritation. but when you use head & shoulders every wash... it keeps these rascals

worked as a pastor at iglesia pentecostes movimiento de gloria that's a spanish language church in richmond. there he was accused of sexually assaulting and kidnaping a young member of the congregation. he was arrested back in 2023. well, classes. they were canceled today at john reed elementary school in rohnert park. this after vandals targeted the school. the superintendent of the cotati-rohnert park unified school district says the damage this morning was so extensive. well, they had to cancel classes for all 375 students. neighbors and parents say they hope to see more officers patrolling the area. >> i feel that it's important to keep an eye on the area. you know, it's like such a family neighborhood around here. all the houses and the kids and the apartments and stuff. it's sad to know that somebody would try and damage it. >> no arrests have been reported. the superintendent says staff members spent the day going through each classroom to see whether anything was taken. the school is expected to be open tomorrow. in orinda, police investigating a robbery at a store. the owners of hi

cómo resultado el servicio de trenes en las estaciones de el cerrito, plaza, el cerrito norte y richmond tanto, un cierre de la autopista 880 en oakland provocó mucha congestión vial esta mañana. de hecho, vemos imágenes de lo que ocurrió. y es que la patrulla de caminos cerró los carriles en dirección sur, muy cerca de broadway, después de recibir informes de unresunto tiroteo. ese cierre duró unos 20 minutos, en lo que la policía investigaba en ese sitio. autoridades todavía no han confirmado lo sucedido en san francisco. se espera que los supervisores presenten hoy una nueva estrategia para combatir el consumo público de drogas y los mercados de droga al aire libre. este video, cortesía de 0 snap, muestra cómo cerca de 100 personas fueron detenidas la semana pasada en jefferson park, muy cerca de japantown. los vecinos creen que muchos de los detenidos fueron llevados a esa zona después de que la ciudad desalojara tenderloin y el sur de la calle market. hoy es día decisivo en el condado san mateo. se realiza una elección especial en el condado, donde residentes están votando a favor o

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from bystanders show police pitting cristiana quarter against building in san francisco's inner richmond neighborhood. according to porter. the light change washington's crossing the san francisco officer turned his lights on and pulled up onto the curb. arresting her for jay walking in the crosswalk near geary boulevard and second avenue. >> like i was stopped because i'm walking while black. once i that smashed into the law that i could feel was just a lie to just a lie just to get through make it theirs the next day. that's all like it. and so i could think of that at that play that 35 year olds, mother and domestic violence survivor is suing the city of san francisco and a police officer involved after she said she was physically and emotionally time. and now i find myself happens then. >> the takeover up my oldest you know, i just tolerate purchase. you like to use cars out of time because no one can we generate out so. that's the most frustrating part for me. because by that, find it. so i knew i never a million years. i think the situation quarter suffered a concussion, separated

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currently, there is no train service to the el cerrito plaza, el cerrito del norte or richmond stations. this is all due to that emergency response. the bus bridge is in place between the affected stations. currently, there is no eta on when bart service will fully resume. turning now to new tariffs on goods from canada and mexico, president trump ordered the sweeping 25% tariff to take effect overnight. he also ordered an additional 10% tariff on imports from china. that's on top of the 10% tariff he put on chinese goods last month. mexico's president says her country will issue retaliatory tariffs on the united states beginning sunday. and canadian prime minister justin trudeau issued his own statement this morning. we'll hear that in just moments. but first, we are watching wall street this tuesday morning because it is certainly reacting to the news. we see the dow jones industrial average down. it's been down upwards from 1.5% so far down right now 348 points. the leaders of mexico and canada certainly reacting this midday. scott mcgrew with us now. and scott planning their own tar

antioch just $10 more at 1570 per month, and richmond was third at just over $1,800. rent is not just high here. so are groceries. prices are shooting up. and not just for eggs. our marcus washington shows us how we can save money with a new app. as inflation and tariffs impacts are top of mind for a lot of those shoppers out there, many of them are trying to make it in the bay and looking at ways to save, including groceries. so there's a new app. it is called flash food. it's connecting shoppers with groceries at 50% off the retail price. that app takes food, which is nearing expiration date at the grocery store and selling it for nearly half the price. most of those users buy produce, meat and seafood, and, according to the company, a flash food user is saving about $1,000 a year on groceries. the ceo of flash food says that it also helps keep food out of landfills. since we started out, we have divted over 150 million pounds of food away from landfills, and we've saved shoppers over $300 million across the 33 u.s. states that we operate in and the ten canadian pro

richmond third at just over $1,800. all right. jeff is here now to talk about our rain. doesn't matter where you live, you're getting some of it in the next few days. or at least next week. yeah, it looks like we're still on track here for a couple different storm systems to move our way. over the next seven days. we had most of those chances today down towards the south bay. tomorrow we'll see more of a scattered chance. let me get you more details on that microclimate forecast, and we'll also take a look, of course, at when a stronger storm is down the pipeline for us. i did want to rewind the radar here for us this afternoon. you just got nailed down here towards morgan hill and gilroy from one to about 3:00 this afternoon. even some thunderstorm activity. when all this moved through, we picked up about a quarter to a half inch of rainfall. so we have seen that clear out. so that's the good part. it was nice to get the rainfall, but it came down and really hard. although we do have a new batch here, some rainfall just offshore. and that's part of this system that's co

como resultado, el servicio de trenes entre north berkeley y richmond fue suspendido.í, en medio de la calle en river island parkway tras una colisión. un choque. y es que los agentes indicaron que mientras revisaban ese vehículo, el conductor mostró síntomas de intoxicación, por lo que le realizaron pruebas de alcohol y resultó que había consumido el doble de alcohol del límite legal para conducir. el conductor ya fue detenido por manejar precisamente bajo los efectos del alcohol, y el pasajero también fue detenido por embriaguez pública. pasamos a noticias en tulare. y es que detectives de delitos agrícolas están investigando un robo de ganado reportado en el rancho reynolds creek. esto está ubicado en la avenida 233. los detectives de la oficina del alguacil del condado tulare indicaron que un sujeto en un camión y remolque de ganado se había llevado 16 terneros valorados en un en un total de 14.400 $ aproximadamente. autoridades piden a cualquier persona que pueda tener información sobre este caso que se comunique con ellos de manera inmediata. y vamos a pasar al c

he also was in company with the duke of richmond thomas payne ghostwriter to the duke of richmond. you heard daniel speak about ormond and a number of other parties. eventually connecting with those who made the transition. britain in the form of lord shelburne and the younger william pitt. so we're about a period that extends from 1760 to the end of the 17th eighties, in which the whig reformers, in opposition to the crown reshaped the british constitution. that's what i want you to underscore, while was a revolution in united states, there was an income plate process of constitutional reform going on in britain. so what is the implication for the american revolution the american revolutionaries were completely innocent of this constitute tional crises in britain. burke himself calls it a constitutional crisis he we are out of humor with our constant fusion. all the political evidence, all of the events demonstrate that it was a constitutional crisis. the americans were innocent of the constitutional crisis. what they didn't see was that the attempt to assert the supremacy not the

green apple is a locally owned independent book store in the richmond district since 1967. the store has grown from 1150 square feet to 5 thousand. we have hundred thousand books. new, used, children books, all subjects. there is lots of stairs and nooks and crannies so lots of places to get lost and discover things you might not know existed. we go out of the way in new books to support small presses and bring university press books into the store and just corky things not every store may have. used books we see books from the community that we get all our books over the counter downstair s so it is reflection of what people are reading. brings they bring to sell us are in the community so we can buy them and recycle them in the community. the good parts of having a small business in san francisco are really the customers and people who live here are curious, interested in a wide variety of topics and ideas. they come from all over the country and world, so it is really whatever serving or goods you are providing there is probably a customer for it in san francisco. >> >>

it was a gift restricted to the richmond area multiservice project.o we decided we needed to take this sort of water supplies. i'm sorry. >> i didn't hear you. i'm sorry. we decided that this gift would need to go to the board of supervisors for approval as it was restricted to the richmond area multiservice project. >> okay. thank you. >> all right. see no other questions or comments all in favor of approving the resolution i recognize in may please say i. >> i thank you. thank you very much. the next item on the agenda is the department of public health second quarter financial report and andrew mural who's our chief financial financial officer will present. >> good afternoon commissioners director sy thank you excited to be here today to present our projections as of the second quarter of 2425 and appreciate the questions i going to endeavor to answer the questions in the presentation but i will make sure i come back to any edits. so thank you. so next slide please. you'll see as a as a as an overall matter we expect to end the year with $5,959 mil

historic sites and recreation areas that included the rosie the riveter national historic park in richmond. >> we may not have the money, but we got the votes. we got the power. >> power to the people. >> power to the people. >> with the golden gate bridge in the background, hundreds of presidio supporters sang and marched at crissy field. people tell us they are frustrated by the trump administration's efforts to downsize the federal workforce, particularly when it impacts our parks. >> i think it's absolutely ridiculous and not well thought out. >> passionate park supporters. a plea to protect the parks and rangers. a protest to curb the cuts in san francisco, suzanne phan. abc seven news. >> in the east bay, hundreds rallied in dublin near a former women's federal prison with a notorious legacy. they protested a proposal by the trump administration to convert it into an immigrant detention facility. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard spoke with activists and former inmates on why they are fighting back. >> no. ice in dublin. no ice in dublin. >> hundreds of protesters rallying on t

values as they've been outlined since world war ii, trump's people quickly set up straw men north of richmonde are no negotiations, what is the alternative? another four years of war? >> jon: we're not saying there should be no negotiations. we're just surprised at the side you seem to be negotiating for. >> president trump recognizes the urgent need to end this war after three long, bloody years. president zelenskyy has different aims in mind. >> jon: yeah, bullshit. i'm pretty sure everybody wants to end the war. hitler wanted to end the war, just not the way it ended. you're pretending that we have no other options. [cheers and applause] >> our hearts all break for the suffering and loss and death, but you know what would be even worse? world war iii. >> jon: yes, i'm sure your "heart" -- in quotation marks -- is breaking. but in your little zero sum formulation, you are correct. total capitulation by ukraine, loss of all their mineral wealth, and no security guarantees is still better than world war iii, for now. but you know, everything sounds better if the only other option is world war

and also bronte into richmond. 550.today's weather. >> so what i did, sal, i got on the road early this morning. >> yes, i know you did. >> thank you sir. all right. a lot of cloud cover and not much else. it will stay cool. the main message here is today is cloud cover temperatures in the upper 50s going forward here. i mean, going out to mid march and maybe the rest of march. there are multiple signs that say this could be a rainy month. it could be a much cooler month. and i think the wind will be a factor as well. we're not looking for any bump up in temps any time soon here. i mean, you get a quick bump up and then it'll go right back down. but for today it's a lot of cloud cover. 4050 on the temps, mainly 40 right about at 50. and these won't change. 20s up in the mountains 47 ukiah also in the low 50s down in la and san diego. they finally got some cool weather in arizona if you're going to spring training. they had jackets on many of the people in the stands for the first time, and that's going to be the pattern

founder huey newton and the late ktvu news anchor dennis richmond. >> a violent scene at a car crash in east oakland overnight. a car wrapped around a pole, part of a busy thoroughfare, is closed. what we're learning from police this morning. plus. >> on the very first holy day of ramadan. so to me, that is very significant. >> a hateful message left on an east bay business. how neighbors are standing up for the clinic's owner, who says this isn't the first time she's been targeted. then another bay area school district facing tough decisions amid a budget deficit. where in the east bay, teachers could be let go amid other cuts. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. it's monday, it's march 3rd. do you get to say it at the beginning of the month? >> i did say rabbit rabbit on saturday. >> okay. >> can i tell you this weekend, weather wise, shook out exactly like steve paulson said it would. almost down to the hour, steve. >> gotcha. >> yes. >> gosh. i'm flattere