rallies also took place at uc san francisco u c. santa cruz and u c. davis. in san francisco. the board of supervisors is expected to green light a proposal to keep jfk drive vehicle free. dozens of people rallied outside city hall this morning. they want to make the 1.5 mile stretch of road in golden gate park car free permanently. supporters say keeping cars off jfk drive is safer for everyone. opponents say it's a complicated issue. for two years. we've had a needed safe haven. is provided the meaningful space for all ages and abilities to our park to be able to walk without the threat of dangerous traffic. and this we need so badly in our city. i know this conversation has been back and forth battle. and some people want to make this strictly about cars versus no cars, but the conversation has always been much bigger than that. the board of supervisors has been listening to hours of public comment on this issue. and right now we are waiting for a decision. ktvu is andre senior is monitoring that meeting and will join us live at six, hopefully with an update on what's happe

c bg conditions at all 10 u. c campuses. the protesters are members of the u. ent workers union that represents over 19,000 students, workers, and that includes teaching assistants and tutors. they say wages are low, and you see policies are bad for workers. rallies are also taking place at uc san francisco, u c. santa cruz and u c. davis. officials from the uc system have not yet publicly commented on those protests. teachers reminding parents they do intend. to go a with the one day strike. later on. this week. according to the oakland education association of the teachers voted in favor of striking this friday. they're upset with oakland unified's decision to close or merge about a dozen schools. the changes would impact schools with mostly black and brown students. the teachers union gave more details today about why they're planning to strike. we have off the rise a one day you lp unfair labor practice strike to let the district know that their refusal to honor agreements and have meaningful conversation about the school closures will impact. communities of

the mayor went on to say that u c. berkeley has the lowest number of beds per student than any u. . campus. he called that unacceptable but said the college is stepping up and prioritizing student housing. power bills are costing us more , and that increases boosting pg and e s bottom line. the utility announces first quarter earnings. and they are up a lot. ktvu is tom baker takes a look at the big rate increases and just how much money pg and e is raking it. in the wake of two large rate increases on natural gas and electricity imposed during the first quarter. pg knees january through march, profits sharply increased to $475 million, almost quadruple its profits for the same quarter a year ago. wall street is popping champagne corks. in fact , the genie shares jumped about 3.5% on thursday alone, thanks to the report on profits, profits being on the back of record price increases. pg and e ceo patty poppy told wall street this today we can make our system safe with the right investment and keep customer bills affordable. on top of the 14% increase already imposed this year. anot

rallies also took place today at uc san francisco , u c. santa cruz and u c. davis. the uc system issued a statement saying, in part quote our overarching goal, which each of these negotiations is a multi year agreement that recognizes these employees, many important contributions to the u. c community with fair pay, quality health and family friendly benefits and a supportive, respectful work environment. alrighty cut a breezy out there today, especially at sfo. we had gusts today, up over 45 miles an hour and around the bay area up to 25 35 miles now, right down to sea level, so breezy and cooler was the story today. a few clouds earlier this morning cleared off and you had temperatures like these. uh good 5 to 10 degrees cooler than they were yesterday, especially in fairfield and anti och temperatures tomorrow. we're going to be a little bit warmer, but we still have breezy conditions to continue with really this next 48 hours going to continue to be breezy and windy at the higher elevations with this classic spring pattern , just taking hold in staying hole in c

rallies are also taking place at uc san francisco, u c. santa cruz and u c. davis the uc system issued a statement saying, in part, quote our overarching goal with each of these negotiations is a multi year agreement that recognizes these employees many important contributions to the uc community with fair pay, quality health and family friendly benefits and a supportive and respectful work environment. right now leaders in san francisco or discussing the future of jfk drive in golden gate park. the road has it been open to cars for nearly two years and the proposal under consideration tonight. can make that permanent ktvu andre senior, is live now outside city hall with more on where this debate stands right now, andre. well how they're just to give you an idea of how hot this topic is. a meeting with the board of supervisors here started at nine o'clock this morning and nine hours later. we're still smack in the middle of public comment. i'm a dad in the outer sunset. i rely on the car free route through golden gate park to get my kid to his doctor's appoin

a whistleblower within u. c. global, unless the lawyers explains to the spanish judiciary that some just meetings with all of us a test, but especially with the defense lawyers who are recorded. we have long been concerned about the level of surveillance that join assigns is facing within the ecuadorian embassy. this is a severe breach of my client attorney privilege and fundamentally undermines our ability to properly defend and provide a defense to join us. finally, ecuador gives in to the pressure for political and economic reasons, like whether show it on the 14th. so, you know, seal diplomatic or altogether so you are sounds like it was me those. mm hm. with i'm sure that the whole house will welcome the news this morning that the metropolitan police have arrested julian aside arrested for breach of bail also 97 years in the door in embassy. he has also been arrested in relation to an expedition request from the united states as mrs. meet. this goes to shows in the united kingdom. no one is above the law. a

we just brought you live from the u. c. berkeley campus. the campus wide emergency declared by the university classes being canceled for the rest of this day. uc y they're looking for a person trying to hurt specific people on campus, and they ordered a campus wide lockdown. police say there is not an active shooter on the calle campus, but they are asking people on campus to go indoors. and stay away from doors and windows. the university's police department tweeted earlier today that an emergency has occurred and that there was police activity at the school. a spokesperson for uc berkeley says those who are not on campus are being told to stay away. these are pictures we took earlier at the campus. absolutely quiet. you never see it like this in the middle of a typical school day, but again, this is breaking news here. as you see, berkley has issued a campus wide emergency in person class is canceled for the rest of this day. all campus services are closed until further notice. we have a number of cruise at the cal campus, staying in touc

u c. berkeley hawes energy economist severin bornstein. the strategic petroleum reserve is there to deal with these international geopolitical crises and we definitely have one right now. what about the price of gas? we'll have a small effect on gas prices. today the price of crude oil came down about $5 a barrel so far. and that would translate to about 12 cents a gallon at the pump using the reserve buys time for oil producers to vastly ramp up u. s production by fall. right now. a lot of production wells are idle while other oil lays dormant or hoarded in already approved, but unused drilling leases and i'm calling for use it or lose it policy. some oil companies have said they'll be able to produce a million barrels a day. by fall. it makes sense because you don't want companies holding onto leases that they aren't going to actually do anything with but getting the necessary labor equipment and parts needed or if he because of scarce labor and supply chain shortages. opec may increase

we're learning more about the u. c. berkeley student who allegedly threatened to harm people on campus. the threats forced a lockdown on campus for several hours last thursday. the alameda county district attorney has now charged lamar bercy with felony criminal threats, allegedly emailed staff saying quote two people on this email will get shot. the student was taken in for a psychiatric evaluation. now to san jose were three people are under arrest tonight in connection with the abduction of that three month old baby yesterday. museum. burly has relief from the neighborhood. and the latest on the investigation into exactly what happened. police say brendan queer is back with his mother's safe and sound following a kidnapping ordeal that started monday afternoon. he was taken from his family's apartment while his grandmother was unloading groceries from her car. now relief for his family and neighbors. hours so happy i was excited because kids it's not their fault. blanca aguilar spoke with me in spanish with her grand

the allegations it's facing next u. c. berkeley at risk of losing its campus newspaper the effort to save it, even though it could cost students more. it's a household name. it's a established institution on campus cocg posted on social media today, assuring customers about safety dukes spirited cocktails, wrote that the bars cooperating with the police investigation. but did not specify. some people commenting on the post said they knew of people who had drugs putting their drinks. dukes is located on plaza street in the downtown area. the bar went on to write that safety is its highest priority. san francisco startup that raised more than $100 million just a year ago is shutting down fast posted this statement on their social media , saying that financial technology company is closing its doors. the company was working on one click checkout tools for online shopping. it comes after a report from the tech poet tech publication. the information reports that fast only brought in about $600,000 in revenue service will shut d

a recent u. c berkeley poll found that a growing number of californians support expanding nuclear power. today is the deadline for vita workers to show proof that they have received the covid vaccine, the santa clara valley transportation authority announced earlier this year that all employees and contractors will be required to be fully. vaccinated event against covid-19 by april 29th who don't get vaccinated and don't have a religious or medical exemption could lose their jobs. those with approved exemptions will still be required to undergo regular covid tests. marin county is responding to the recent increase in covid cases by tightening safety recommendations for events like proms and graduations, according to the marin independent journal. the county health department says there has been a big increase in cases. following spring break and other events recently more than 50. students at redwood high school tested positive after the school's prompt and earlier this month, dozens of students te

while grenell u. c.y's longtime peregrine falcon has died, according to the cow falcon camp . the peregrine falcon was found dead yesterday in downtown berkeley officials believe it may have been hit by a car. because considering where the body of the falcon was found our time is 4 58. united farm workers held a rally in san francisco's mission district celebrating cesar chavez, derek please. that weather weather. cesar chavez would have turned 95 years old yesterday and one of the men in the rally there told us he met sees a job as when he was only 10 years old. he later worked in the fields joined the united farm workers union and went on to become an attorney. he says he remembers the passive demeanor and influence of caesar chop says. we didn't believe in ourselves, and he made his believe in ourselves since that can be done, but we haven't had another sister chavez come around a person like him male or female. cesar chavez died in 1993. but supporters of the farm workers say the fight for respect fo

now, the u. cte our goal with each of these negotiations as a multi year agreement that recognizes the employees many important contributions to the uc community. with fair pay, quality health and family friendly benefits and a supportive and respectful work environment. alright our time is 5 40. we're going to get you to where you need to go and tell you all about the weather. steve has everything under control. not everything, but i'll try my best to get most of it underground up here. it's colder , that's for sure. temperatures are running significantly cooler than 24 hours ago, and there are many thirties showing up here, but we're petaluma is running 11 degrees cooler compared to 24 hours ago. santa rose is a livermore. it's seven mountain view. san carlos also seven degrees cooler, and that will equal a lot of low forties. i'll show you those coming up a couple of systems here we get sunshine in the morning. there's only some patchy fog. the system that's coming in for this evening rather inn

in the opposition cd u. c. s u. many conservatives are far the delivery of heavy weapons and they plan to put the issue to a vote in the been to stack. schultz still under pressure. and his coalition ministers still waiting for clear commitments. german foreign minister on atlanta barrow bach is in the lot vian capital. we go to meet with her counterparts from the baltic states in a press conference alongside laud fears, foreign minister at garza rink of ich, she reaffirmed germany's commitment to the security of the 3 former soviet republics, which are now all you and nato member states. mind them then v, o to hear god all to day, the 4 of us are sending a clear message to moscow. we will defend the peace i sovereignty and freedom owns the natural nato will collectively defend its territory and protect you every corner of a mines. i'm sure did have a political correspondent, hans, hans joined me earlier to discuss the mixed messaging coming out of the 3 party coalition. well, if we look at the coalition at the numb

collusion in the borders that collusion directed by the british government collision implemented by the or u. c, u d r i. and on special ranch, the importation office, as african americans by british agents, i think that attain whenever the south african regime was come to an end. and where the at the british were rearming the loyalist here. i'm. most of the murders that happened on time were borders, catered, they who was weapons brought in from south africa. well, i mean, it's your defense. some says the way the army is trained way it works in the way it operates, it will change significantly. what about jeremy corbin actually i mean some say that he only came within 2227 votes of becoming prime minister of this country. but of course he was very active in the irish civil rights struggle. do you believe that it's a shadow stilling because of a british politics today? the politicians in parliament here cannot speak about the irish civil rights struggle for fear of security services reprisal today. yeah, i think there's also that fear within them on but i didn't know jeremy i went on and john d

u c. berkeley house energy economist severin bornstein. the strategic petroleum reserve is there to deal with these international geopolitical crises and we definitely have one right now. what about the price of gas? we'll have a small effect on gas prices. today the price of crude oil came down about $5 a barrel so far. and that would translate about 12 cents a gallon at the pump using the reserve buys time for oil producers to vastly ramp up u. s production by fall. right now. a lot of production wells are idle while other oil lays dormant or hoarded in already approved, but unused drilling leases. i'm calling for use it or lose it policy. some oil companies have said they will be able to produce a million barrels a day. by fall. it makes sense because you don't want companies holding onto leases that they aren't going to actually do anything with but getting the necessary labor equipment and parts needed or if he because of scarce labor and supply chain shortages. opec may increase production a little but that's because a little increas

that's what students at u. c.keley are deciding today, coming up the future of the daily california, the oldest college newspaper in the country. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. large out-of-state corporations have set at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but

the state may apply next month for federal funding to keep it open beyond 2025 recent u. cberkeley poll found that a growing number of californians support expanding the nuclear power. the fbi may have conducted well, more than three million searches of data of us citizens without a warrant , according to a new government report. it shows that last year agents made as many as 3.4 million searches of data that were collected by the nsa. two million of them are linked to an investigation of alleged russian hacking into u. s infrastructure officials say they were trying to identify and protect potential victims. the wall street journal reports the report does not allege wrongdoing. but may raise privacy concerns are silicon closer to home, new video of a car performing dangerous stunts in oakland and brazen abandoned , smashing display cases stealing merchandise. state leaders launching a crackdown, but some business owners say more still needs to be done. it's a huge loss. i mean, these people took, you know tens of thousands of dollars in merchandise. also ahead. how one of

we're joined now by dr eugene choo, an allergist and immunologist at u. c s f. dr chu. great to have you on today. appreciate your time. so, what are you seeing with your patients? are you seeing more and more people suffering from more severe allergies earlier in the season? thank you so much for having me and yes, we certainly are. uh, climate change has definitely increased pollen levels and with the increased power levels and earlier pollen uh, timing. we're seeing more severe symptoms and earlier symptoms. what is it about the fact that the earth is slowly warming? what is it about that that leads to more pollen being put off by plants and people suffering from allergy symptoms in a more severe way? uh so many trees, uh, as well as grasses and weeds. daytime their pollination season based on the offer ambient temperatures, and so when there are higher temperatures, they are kind of getting a signal to start pollinating earlier than they have historically been. and with that earlier season then, unfortunately, our patients experience symptoms earlier as well. and ar

coming up a heartbreaking loss for u c.keley community, and they area birdwatchers as a beloved peregrine falcon. grenell was found dead this week. we'll speak with the paragraph falcon expert about what his death means for his what his death means for his mate, anne. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical

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provide as much as we can for our mission to, to push acute us both plenty of room for future and the h u. c. e u high representative is expected to address the media in this hour. we'll bring it live to you and it happens. now you cranes, president vladimir lansky says this way could be one of the most crucial yet as russia refocuses it's offensive in the east. but he's telling the south south korea's parliament by video link, his forces are ready. he believes russia soldiers of deeply demoralized douglas. he loves you more than 3000 rockets, have been fired by russia on ukrainian cities. but the worst thing is how russia using people to wage this war. the people of the russian federation have to live in abject poverty. they can't afford the basics of decent food and education. they've no guarantee of human rights throughout their whole life. the only chance of improvement could happen by chance alone. but coming into the war, 10000 russian troops were shocked by the normality of ukrainian life by ukrainian cities where the peaceful population lived. they were shocked. we had decent food. a

mm hm. professor kelly u. c. s t i n o n i c plus hyundai, the coffee them in, go gig, stan. nadia must look in metrics kanethia, cynthia b, delaware rascal. know so hinting that a sandy throw out with the hampton that ascent, the cell phone with you. i remember high data thought the impression, think that there is he done that a commit. comerica me ever. if, as he gets away in front of the embassy, there's always an activist vigil in 1998 gotham mass chief, investigating judge in madrid, ordered the arrest of ex dictator penal chad who was currently in london. mm . thus he applied the principle of international jurisdiction. the idea behind it, some crimes are so serious that they affect all of humanity and can be prosecuted by any judge regardless of where they were committed. peanut sets arrest was a warning to dictators and leaders responsible for genocides quindrel, impunity under the laws of their own country. crimes against humanity could now be prosecuted by any prosecutor or judge in the world. i prefer

doctor watkins got her undergrad degree from stanford and a doctorate at u c l a she has already said that she hopes to set an example for children of color, particularly girls. san francisco residents now have free access to some of the city's best attractions. the conservatory of flowers and the japanese tea garden in golden gate park are now free for people who live in the city. the botanical garden was already free to residents. the city's board of supervisors voted yesterday to make all 3 attractions free for city residents. tickets for non-residents are still $10. and it could be a great weekend to get out and do some of that fun stuff in the city. one last check of the weather right now with mabrisa. yeah, we're going to replace the 60's from today into 70's tomorrow. flirting with 80's by sunday. >> let's take a look outside east bay over berkeley, a mix of sun and clouds out there with temperatures for oakland, 62 degrees. stark contrast from this morning were a lot of you got woken up to thunder and lightning and even some pretty heavy downpour, some that winter storm that j

c. this is very significant. we're seeing now from the u. s. that they're willing to not only do more of her vide more for ukraine in its war effort, their reports that the u. s. is now looking at the intelligence, it's been sharing with ukraine and are looking to expand that, including possibly showing russian locations in the don bath. that is something they're exploring. something if they do, they probably won't confirm publicly. but if you look at the list of weapons, and again, this all comes after about an hour long phone call between us president joe biden, and you creating president loaded as a lindsey. then they came out this new $800000000.00 worth. now we knew some of the things last night when you really get down to the nitty gritty of the list. this is a quite extraordinary departure. as you mentioned, the 800 howitzers, one of the problems of the pentagon says is the cravings, are going to have to be trained on those systems. they're not all that simple. so they're trying to figure out exactly how that training can take place. but

we have to u c berkeley grads up here and one grad sitting in the middle. ruining the middle good enough school almost as good as berkeley school is pretty good right now to be pretty good school. i think it's gonna be hot. you guys, are you ready to be hot? i mean, i would like to head to the coast. but yesterday i was telling steve i kind of my barometer when you walk along when i'm walking. my dog mow along the water in mill valley, and it's hot. you know, it's gonna be hot. it will be hot. worse chico state where's that live camera from chief of state. speaking of hearts hot? that's right. that's really hot up there. we do have a look ahead to tomorrow first, because the all important giants home opener and now the wind is easterly today, tomorrow looks to be west. that's a big drop in the temp, some kind of easing into this, but it looks sunny. there's no fog to be found. unless you're down towards san diego or l a. so it'll take a day to get here, but it looks nice on on friday and then much cooler on, especially saturday and sunday. while the high wi

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u. s. a less but the need a not a presence. i think though, the american, me a voice a, b, c, a u, a, a. well dr. why do we have to leave it here? thank you very much for your insights today. thank you. thank you so much and thank you for watching hope to hear again on well, the part with . mm ah ah. since the break away a bit donates people's republic was been ranging and don't bath ukrainian auxiliaries been shelling civilian townsend, mining villages for new york more. very lovely deal with what i do with deal about one of your company a little above the whole of the 3 of the little boys will give us bullet one. there are 2 kinds of conflicts being fought in ukraine. a western design in controlled propaganda war targeting russia and a russian military campaign that is changing the security dynamics of the european continent. and western propaganda is hell bent on escalation. a with me. neither won't that use multi paula. we've multi level institutions, un chief coals for global multi polarity journey is 1st visit to russia since the ukraine complete big gun stressing the need to keep alive the

so this is sarah s h u n c a r a s. they verify the last all the countries a, you know, especially those who are dependent on the ukraine experts. but do you think, realistically, it is now within the russia ability to ensure that the spring sewing season begins as it should and that it continues as it should so that to minimize the burden on the rest of the world. because in addition to this war, we also have, you know, many seasons of drought, locust, and asians, and many other factors that are affecting the production of food. so actually a china or russia, especially with a lot of the n y, a n a . and also a 2 or 3. so now the whole world is to watch the war is a t t a. so we have 2 of the other countries, washington for now. and we seems to believe that in penalize russia, you know, any means justify the goal and, you know, it already led to, steve increases in commodity prices for many companies to alter production change. do you think that the world is likely to take it as it is? you know, the mind is always righ

so for example, e, e, a u s u a and many war but the need is not a present. i think though the american, me a voice a, b, c, a u. so that's why i think we need to read a. all right, well dr. why don't we have to leave it here? thank you very much for your insights today. thank you. thank you so much and thank you for watching hope to see you again on world apart ah with mm ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arms. race is on offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with neither worlds gets used. multi polos, we've multi level institutions. the un chief calls for multi polarity in the world during his 1st visit to russia. since the conflict began in the trip itself has seen the secretary general facing criticism from western countries for simply talking to moscow. germany and i says it will after all, provide key with anti aircraft while the you case armed forces ministers say ukraine should be able to target r

u a and many less but the need is not a present. i think though the american me sure i d international voice and entry b c a u. so that's why i think we need to order a well doctor, why do we have to leave it here? thank you very much for your insights today. thank you. thank you so much and thank you for watching hope to hear again well the part ah with mm. blue ah ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's tracy foundation. let it be an arms race, his on offense bearing dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah ah mm hm. with americans claim they want to make the world unit polar for good. what objective process go in the opposite direction? the world is multi polar brushes, top diplomat says the west is trying to move the world to unique polarity. the u. n . chief echoes that sentiment during his 1st visit to moscow since the conflict began in brain. meanwhile, on the front on we once again found a huge variety of different mind gradient positions. again, my, this clai

u a and many less, but the media did not a present. i think though the american me sure i d e a n a b c a u. so that's why i think we need to a well doctor, why do we have to leave it here? thank you very much for your insights today. thank you. thank you. so much and thank you for watching hope to hear again on, well, the part ah with mm ah, with there are 2 kinds of conflicts being fought in ukraine, a western design in controlled propaganda war targeting russia and a russian military campaign. but it's changing the security dynamics of the european continent. and western propaganda is hell bent on escalation. a need to do some key mr. reform or didn't want to be awesome with war. love only deal with little boys will.

way for him to use the, the location lou use the site to build a dumb of the rock and to build the l u c m. and then that very important sort of monument there as a means to counter his own troubles with elizabeth who was in rebelling against him in a check him out of mecca. and then if we move to the more modern period and we consider how designing even themselves you jerusalem, originally, they were very indifferent to it. they were not attached to it. they did not see it as essential to the foundation of their state. and in fact, many of its most important founders, for example, had just heard. so would write that he was shocked by the filth and been going, didn't visited for the 1st 3 years. and for the most part, it is often in the city. and obviously it's most important, it's centered around the temple mount f for the for the, obviously for those of the jewish faith. and for muslims, it's the dumb of the rock and the alex a mosque. it's always been politicized. and it comes in to play every time and there is a, you know, some conflict or issue over the politics of the place. nimrod

jim wilcox is a renowned professor of economics at u. c. berkeley's haas business school . but those prices are not going to go up inexorably at the kinds of rates that we've seen over the last couple of years. inflation is calculated by pricing major goods and services over time. it includes basic foods such as cereals and beverages, including milk and coffee, as well as housing costs , furniture, clothing, transportation, medical care, recreation, toys and entertainment. add in education and communications, as well as random stuff such as tobacco haircuts and funerals. we are fingers crossed close to peak inflation. economist wendy edel berg is a senior fellow at the brookings institution. one of the nation's best think tanks. what we saw in the month of march was that prices of core goods driven by automobiles outright felt we're now finally starting to see the pivot. away from goods, inflation and towards services. inflation consumers notice fast price changes for the things that they buy most often food and fuel. you see them prominently displayed when you drive down t

in the opposition, c, d, u. c su, many conservatives are for the delivery of heavy weapons, and they planned to put the issue to a vote in the been dis tag, shall still under pressure. and his coalition minister still waiting for clear commitments on german foreign minister on alina burbock is in the lot vian capital, riga, to day to meet with her counterparts from the baltic states in a press conference alongside lot via's foreign minister at gar, set rank of which she reaffirmed germany's commitment to the security of the 3 former soviet republics, which are now all you and nato member states. mind them entity. i want to hear god all to day. the 4 of us are sending a clear message to moscow. if we will defend peace, i sovereignty and freedom owns the natural nato will collectively defendant's territory and protect you every corner of a mine's, i'm sure there was a foreign minister speaking a short time ago. want to go now to do to be a political correspondent, hansa brant, 4 more us at germany's a response to th

u c. berkeley officials say police have detained the student who made credible threats towards others today, forcing a lockdown of the campus that lasted several hours. students who were in morning classes were told to shelter in place while police searched the campus. police say they were looking for a person who made what they wanted. they wanted to harm specific individuals, they say. one student said her professor closed the windows and doors turned off the lights and people sat in silence for several hours. everyone got pretty silent, including me were all just worry, just waiting. shelter in place order was finally lifted shortly before two p.m. and hundreds of students streaming down to the classes. no word yet on what charges the student who made the threats may face a former catholic priest who was removed from the clergy in a sex abuse scandal appeared in court today on vehicular manslaughter and dy charges, walnut creek, police say 75 year old steven kingsley was driving in the

u. c. berkeley's college of chemistry and u. c.avis is department of mathematics or considering switching to pass or fail systems rather than letter grades. some universities are also considering an option to forego letter grades for students first semester to give them time to adapt to the academic demands of college. california's could soon see marijuana sold at their local farmers market a new bill that would allow cannabis growers to sell marijuana products that licensed events passed the assembly committee this week. the bill sponsor, says the measure would help legal cannabis farmers get consumer recognition for their products. the bill still needs to get through other committees and the assembly and the senate before possibly heading to the governor's desk. well there is a winner this morning in arizona. where did you go to arizona? last night? i did not write. you slept here in the bay. all right. this is not you then. okay could it be who won that $473 million powerball jackpot. let's run down those winning numbers. i woul

the plant on iceland can capture as much c, o 2 in a year as 250 citizens in the u. s. consume. similar projects such as storing c o 2 under the ocean floor has only had limited success, says a j gambit of impure college london. much older except technologies with carbon capture storage, which they suck the seo to out. the atmosphere is such that actually capture carbon dioxide from the combustion of fossil fuels and things like that. industrial manufacturing plants in coal gas line stations and the carbon comes from storage technology has been a bit of a disappointment in terms of the rate which has been able to be pilots is demonstrated in scale. industrial c o 2 filtering plans can therefore only stop the rising global warming to a small extent. so let's take a look at a completely natural method photosynthesis. plants grow using only light water and carbon dioxide forests are especially effective at removing c o. 2 from the air, according to german climate expert, julia punk ups from all the a metro so called nitro solutions. forests are the ones that are probably

it happened at about one a.m. on warring street right on the edge of the u. c. berkeley campus. police say two suspects wearing black ski masks used a knife to rob the victim of their apple airpods. and then they fled it a white car. anyone with information is asked to call berkeley police state health officials are warning people not to eat oysters imported from british columbia. the california department of public health today says at least 34 people have reportedly become ill with norovirus after eating the raw oysters, almost a dozen california restaurants as well. those illnesses were reported between march 11th through march, 19th. people in other states have also been getting sick. in canada. 279 people became ill. anyone who becomes ill after eating raw oysters should contact your health care provider and reported to their local health department. alright so for the first time in more than two years, fans at tonight's warriors and sharks home games do not need to prove they're vaccinated or even show a negative covid test. the entire bay area is aligning with the state r

o, c, d, off the fight between u. c. k, a terrorists and, and, and, and a serbian police formations. and in that particular area. and it turned out that the bodies of those terrorists who had been killed were subsequent. the rearrange, so that it looked like a master done on innocent people. they were put into cards on civilian clothes, clothing, but subsequent tests actually did turn out only they've been, they've been notified. ok, they had fired guns, et cetera, were very military boots and it was a just a pre arranged massacre to justify the subsequent. ready war and you're concerned about parallel perhaps today and reiner washington also said it once russia to be removed from the un human rights con. so how likely is not to happened? you think, and what precedent, what it's set this, this would just depress it. i cannot imagine that this could could happen, but it would, i am also not fully aware about the procedure, who would all have to agree to this and i so, but i cannot really imagine that it could happen becau