u. s. oakland grand slam. all that came in the wake of that major fiasco after he landed in melbourne last year for the australian open grand slam. he was grilled for 6 hours by border guards of one of the strict discovered regimes on the planet at the time before being banned from entry. at the time a previous coven infection was accepted by tennis australia for a medical exemption to the job requirement. and a visa to play in australia was issued on that basis. but the government said that natural immunity alone was never sufficient to enter the country and deported him. but that rule has now vanished in australia, which isn't the case for visiting the united states, and that suits the white house just fine. while covey 19 is no longer the disruptive threat that it once was, the administration opposes congressional action to reverse the vaccination requirement for non citizen non immigrants entering the united states by air. this policy has allowed loved ones across the globe to re unite while reducing the s

u. c. s l u. c. s f. benioff children's hospital of oakland hosted their 14th annual notes and words benefit event today with linus more set, it was held at oakland's fox theater. all the proceeds go directly to help find healing for children in the hospital since its inception in 2010, the annual event has raised $15 million for its hospitals. we may see oscar winning actress gwyneth paltrow back on the witness stand next week, she testified yesterday in a lawsuit over a collision on a ski slope is fox's christina coleman reports. her returnees may put her back on the stand. retirement tom interest terry sanderson is suing actress gwyneth paltrow after claiming she was out of control on the slopes and an upscale utah ski resort in 2016. he said she ended up skiing into him, leaving him with brain damage and broken ribs. but paltrow tried to shut down those claims. when she took the witness stand yesterday. she insists the ski collision is not her fault, she says sanderson ran into her from behind. she also claimed she wasn't sure if she was being violated. what made you think it was a and it's a sexual assa

ransomware attack targets in just the last couple of months include dish network, the city of oakland, the u. sal service computer chip distributor m. k s and dole food company. and these attacks are costing more money. the latest data from ibm shows the average payout of a ransomware attack was almost $1 million. last year , a cybersecurity expert we spoke with, says one thing he's noticed with the recent attacks is how hackers think about pressuring their targets to pay up. i want to be able to cause business impact. i want this organization to feel the pain so they're incentivized to pay me. i want this to then be visible in impactful to their customers , or maybe even to the general public. mcmahon says that part of the reason why it's tough for these big organizations to avoid ransomware attacks is because they have a lot of different online systems hooked up to various departments, and that makes it really hard to keep all of them properly protected against this level of hacker in seattle. jacare alexis ktvu, fox two news and jake, i'm curious. how often are are these government entities

u. s. d s door, brooks greg oakland teachers called it a wildcat walkout. it was not a union sanctions strike, but they tell me for months oh, usd has canceled contract negotiation meetings with the oakland education association. so just hours ago educators from at least 14 middle and high school stopped working to protest cuts and demand fair pay. teachers can't even pay the rent or find an apartment that they can afford to live in sounding off oakland, teachers and supporters were set to strike over what they call bad faith bargaining. this is my first year teaching and i love it. um and i want to be in it long haul, but i worry if that's going to be possible right now is starting salary $53,000 a year it's one of the lowest in the bay. the district has proposed an 8 to 11% raise for teachers and a 3.5% increase for other employees. 3.5% what do we say to 10? what do we say to 15? what do we say to 22.97? that sounds like a lot, but it actually puts us at the median salary for the bay area becoming competitive and unequal footing. there hasn't been a cont

oakland teachers called it a wildcat walkout. it was not a union sanctioned strike, but they tell me for months, so it's o u. s d has canceled contract negotiation meetings with the oakland education association. so just hours ago, educators from at least 14 middle and high schools. staffed working to protest cuts and demand fair pay. teachers can't even pay the rent or find an apartment that they can afford to live in sounding off oakland, teachers and supporters were set to strike over what they call bad faith bargaining. this is my first year teaching and i love it. um and i want to be in it long haul, but i worry if that's going to be possible right now is starting salary $53,000 a year it's one of the lowest in the bay. the district has proposed an 8 to 11% raise for teachers and a 3.5% increase for other employees. 3.5% what do we say to 10? what do we say to 15? what do we say to 22.97? that sounds like a lot, but it actually puts us at the median salary for the bay area becoming competitive and unequal footing . there hasn't been a contract between the district and teachers since last october. a big pr

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area congressman has endorsed oakland congresswoman barbara lee in her bid for the u. s senate. fremont's congressman, ro khanna says he is throwing his support behind lee and will serve as the co chair for her senate campaign. in a statement, khanna said lee is the progressive leader that californians need right now. lee said she was honored to receive khanna's support the endorsement and speculation that connor was considering a run for the senate seat being vacated by dianne feinstein, who is not seeking reelection. and so far, three house representatives have jumped into that race. in addition to east bay congresswoman barbara lee, orange county congresswoman katie porter and burbank area congressman adam schiff have also announced they want the job. then we've got wet weather headed back our way for tuesday. we'll talk about that and how it could impact the rest of the week. tornado damage in three states tonight, including mississippi, where at least 25 people have died. coming up the teams on the move to help and see how something similar to crash test dummies are being u

u. s. d s budget. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news, james. thank you.the city of oakland now considering phasing out the pandemic eviction moratorium. that proposal will be introduced by council president nikki for to nato boss and council member dan cow right now, land more lords in oakland can't evict tenants because of covid related deaths. the east bay rental housing association represents landlords and the ceo derrick barnes says the main reason why it will be best to end the eviction moratorium is because of rising debt by renters. oakland is one of many cities in the bay area. that's under pressure from landlords to end the eviction moratorium. we're working with the county to look at programs that would help to extend emergency rental assistance programs and other services that may help to transition. you know, from an away from the fiction moratorium. now do you propose legislation would lift the moratorium in steps until it ends altogether on july 1st those steps would be to try to avoid leaving some people homeless. the oakland city council i

u. s. forest service joined other agencies at a park in oakland for a celebratory tree planting throughout week. 25 trees will be planted in urban areas around oakland for many of us urban trees, and the urban natural component is what we see most of the day and it's in our best interest to improve the urban forest, and that is one of the objectives of my program is to help create california create that sustainable urban forest for all of the benefits that the urban trees provide. um and that includes the arbor day itself is not until late april, but other bay area cities will also plant trees this week to celebrate california arbor week, right time is now 4 39 steve paulson as your latest forecast for this wednesday. i do indeed we'll take a look here down the road because that's where all the focus will be. everything is beginning to take a change here. still one more day of this northern system so cold that's off, spinning off. pacific northwest. but you can see what's happening is high pressure is building in up in the gulf of alaska. so these systems are going to take the path of leas

u. s. forest service joined other agencies out south prescott park in oakland for a ceremony, including a celebratoryree planting throughout the week. 25 trees will be planted in urban oakland office. for many of us urban trees, and the urban natural component is what we see most of the day and it's in our best interest to improve the urban forest, and that is one of the objectives of my program is to help create california create that sustainable urban forest for all of the benefits that the urban trees provide. um and that includes and mayor shane towers office also issued an official proclamation declaring today arbor day in the city of oakland . san francisco fire department is recruiting female candidates as we mark women's history month group, united virus service women is hosting a boot camp, followed by a recruitment presentation with the department . the boot camp is set for saturday at nine a.m. at the treasure island training facility. women 18 and older are welcome. the north cal high school basketball championships tipped off tonight. highlights from the oakland tech oakland high game jo

oakland. ransomware attack close to you guys. um the u. s marshals service, the chip computer distributor m.od company, and these attacks are costing more money. the latest data from ibm shows the average payout of a ransomware attack was around $1 million last year. a cyber security expert we spoke with, says one thing he's noticed with the recent attacks is how hackers think about pressuring their targets to pay up. i want to be able to cause business impact. i want this organization to feel the pain so they're incentivized to pay me. i want this to then be visible in impactful to their customers, or maybe even to the general public. and mcmahon ads that part of the reason it's tough for these high profile organizations to avoid these ransomware attacks is because they have a lot of online systems hooked up with a bunch of different departments, and that makes it really hard to defend them all properly against these high level of hackers that they're facing. in seattle. jacare alexis ktvu, fox two news. the u. s and a key ally say they will support ukraine for as long as it takes to end th

u. s forest service joined other agencies today at south prescott park in oakland for a ceremony, includingelebratory tree planting throughout the week. 25 trees will be planted in urban areas around oakland. for many of us urban trees, and the urban natural component is what we see most of the day and it's in our best interest to improve the urban forest, and that is one of the objectives of my program is to help create california create that sustainable urban forest for all of the benefits that the urban trees provide. um and that house office issued an official proclamation declaring today arbor day in the city of oakland. alright he just checking out the camera behind us here. we've got the golden gate bridge and in the distance you've got mount tamil. pious off in the distance. you got some alto cumulus clouds or maybe might just be a lot of straightest, hard to say then some high serious clouds as well. but things are changing around out there. we've got a system with us right now. that's a cool system or cold system. that's where we get the kind of the cool showers. you still see sno

u. s postal service is asking for help to protect their employees. the oaklandaster wants people to keep an eye out and report anything suspicious to ensure the safety of letter carriers. according to police. there's been an increase in mail carrier holdups in oakland and emeryville neighborhoods over the past two years. a postal carrier was punched last month and the keys to his mail truck were stolen in the area of 41st street and telegraph avenue in oakland. the same postal worker was previously robbed while working the same route. no letter care should have to come to work wondering if this is the day he or she would be robbed. we will continue to arrest criminals and bring them to justice. there will be no stone left unturned in our efforts to identify, find and arrest anyone who would sink so low as to robert carrier on the route. robbing a mail carrier is a federal crime punishable by up to 25 years in prison writers are seeing a greater police presence on their evening commute. this is part of a new strategy to help increase ridership and make writers fe

u. s postal service is asking for help to protect postal workers. the oakland postmaster wanting people to keep an eye out and report anything suspicious to ensure the safety of letter carriers. according to police. there has been an increase in mail carrier holdups in both oakland and emeryville neighborhoods. postal carrier was punched just last month and the keys to his mail truck were stolen in the area of 41st street in telegraph avenue at oakland. and that same postal worker was previously robbed while also working that same round. no letter care should have to come to work wondering if this is the day he or she would be robbed. we will continue to arrest criminals and bring them to justice. there will be no stone left unturned in our efforts to identify, find and arrest anyone who would sink so low as to robert carrier on the route. robbing a mail carrier is a federal crime punishable by up to 25 years in prison swarm of fistfight is prompting changes in security at san francisco stones town galleria ktvu. christian captain, joining us now live from that

u. s forest service joined other agencies today at south prescott park in oakland for a ceremony, including a celebratory tree planting through the week 25 trees that we planted in urban areas all around oakland. for many of us urban trees, and the urban natural component is what we see most of the day and it's in our best interest to improve the urban forest. and that is one of the objectives of my program is to help create california create that sustainable urban forest for all of the benefits that the urban trees provide. and that s office issued an official proclamation declaring today arbor day in the city of oakland. taking steps when it comes to public safety in san francisco. the announcement today by mayor london breed surrounding the city's police department plus to have one literally walk across our front doorstep. i mean, i'm i'm still a little shaky people in half moon bay on alert. what we're learning about a mountain lion seen walking around their homes and their growing concern. calling for support to approve more police overtime funding to help address safety needs across t

oakland. congresswoman barbara lee and her bid for the u. s.e will serve as the co chair for her senate campaign. in a statement, connor said lee is the progressive leader. californians need right now. congresswoman lee said she was honored to receive the endorsement. it does end speculation that condom may run for the senate seat being vacated by dianne feinstein, who is not seeking reelection. so far, three people have entered the race. in addition to barbara lee, orange county congresswoman katie porter and burbank area congressman adam schiff have announced their campaigns for the u. s. senate. see the country's turbulent banking industry will get a lot of congress's attention tomorrow. here's a live look right now at the us capitol, where federal regulators plan to testify tomorrow about the recent bank collapses. representatives from the federal deposit insurance corporation and the treasury department are set to appear before the house financial services committee. that hearing is expected to be the first of several that will take a clos

u. s postal service is now asking for help to protect their employees. the oakland postmaster wants people to keep an eye out and report anything suspicious to ensure the safety of letter carriers. according to police. there's been an increase in mail carrier holdups in oakland and emeryville neighborhoods. a postal carrier was punched last month and the keys to his mail truck were stored in the area of 41st street in telegraph avenue in oakland, the same postal worker was previously robbed. while working the same route. no letter care should have to come to work wondering if this is the day he or she would be robbed. we will continue to arrest criminals and bring them to justice. there will be no stone left unturned in our efforts to identify, find and arrest anyone who would sink so low as to robert carrier on the route. and robbing a mail carrier is a federal crime punishable by up to 25 years in prison. governor newsom received an update today on the progress being made here in the state on lithium production, which is essential to making batteries. the governor

oakland hills first time? thank you. the latest map from the u. s drought monitor shows that nearly half of the western us is out of drought. the drought monitor says we can thank the quote copious precipitation from the atmospheric rivers at the end of last year, but to our northern oregon, you can see areas of extreme and exceptional drought. officials say reservoirs there remain depleted at record to near record low levels. the national weather service shows that this year a is currently the snowiest spot in the entire country. california has not seen this much snow between october through february. since 1970 snowpack is in 150% of normal in northern california, 191% in the central part of the state and a whopping 224% in the southern zone. on new year's day. california's six large mega right reservoirs were 36% full and then two months later, they are at 61% it sounds good, but still short of the 86% average. update now about the avalanche near the palisades tahoe ski resort this morning, the plaster county sheriff's office lifted evacuation or

u. s senator and only to have served in the history of the senate, kamala harris here in california, and carol moseley braun from illinois. oakland zoo has had a difficult few months, the zoo says it has lost millions of dollars in revenue, all because of storm related closures, and it's preparing to close again this week because of this new storm. aside from the storms, as you also made the difficult decision to euthanize 46 year old african elephant who was suffering from a number of health problems, katie views. brooks jarocz has the story. for more than 40 years, lisa has called the oakland zoo home. but for the last decade the african elephant has suffered from degenerative arthritis despite therapy, medication and treatments. her care team made the difficult decision to ease or discomfort by humanely euthanizing her sometimes in life. you know it's goods. you have to let go. it's just the latest thing to go this year. last week, a large eucalyptus tree took out the zoo's aviary. six exotic birds escaped while find him since been captured diego a pied crow is still missing. it's hard not to feel, uh, you know, like somebody

oakland congresswoman barbara lee has been endorsed by south bay congressman ro khanna. congressman connor will serve as the co chair for her u se campaign. in a statement, connors said lee is the progressive leader californians need right now. lee said she was honored to receive his support this endorsement and speculation that kind of would run for the senate seat being vacated by dianne feinstein, who is not seeking reelection. president kamala harris has arrived in africa for a week long visit. dancers drummers and students greeted the vice president when she arrived in ghana's capital, africa's population has a median age of 19. harris's visit is expected to center on the younger generation. the vice president says it is an honor to witness the extraordinary innovation and creativity occurring on the continent. continent. what an honor it is. to be here in ghana. and on the continent of africa. today begins a weeklong journey. first here in ghana, then on to tanzania and then zambia. on behalf. of the president and our entire nation. we bring you greetings. and we are looking forward to this trip. as a further statement. t

u. s will now face the winner of tonight's other semifinal, mexico against japan. and their superstar shohei otani, the lady bulldogs from oaklandmething no other team from oakland has done when three straight state championships, ktvu cristina rendon talked to the players and coach about their incredible run, and the legacy of the team is building for young women of color. and that'll do it involves five timers club oakland tech bulldogs have 1/5 california state championship securing their state title we met the lady bulldogs of oakland technical high school inside the library. their energy so electric, can you imagine them on the court? here's the freshman russell russell puts it up and storms. i want to get a steal. they get one, thereby sellers and the easy lay in talented skills they beat so cal santiago high to win the cf division one st girls' basketball championship at golden one center in sacramento on march 10th everything we did tonight we've been doing our season sellers is the team's high score. it was super emotional, that's all i remember just crying and crying and crying. because i couldn't believe incredible. y

u s senate. best said that lee would bring principles and tenacious leadership to california. the east bay democrat officially launched her campaign in oaklandver the weekend. she is facing two other members of congress so far in the race for the seat held by senator dianne feinstein , who is retiring adam schiff and katie porter, both from southern california, are also in the running. a new quinnipiac university poll shows that a majority of california voters do not want governor newsom to run for president next year. 70% of california voters said he should not get in the race that includes 54% of democrats. 22% say they want governor newsom to make a white house bid problems with california's employment development department. we're learning of cases where people were approved for benefits. and paid years ago. but now the state is taking back the money. ktvu brooks jarocz has one woman's story. it's been awful, to be honest, a area school teacher who lost her second job as a restaurant server at the start of the pandemic applied for unemployment benefits. she was approved in paid in 2020, but now an expensive problem, california's employme

targeting a home up in the oakland hills here from a homeowner who was targeted, plus the pentagon releases video showing the moment a russian fighter jet brought down a u. s drone over the black sea. i'm mike tobin in kiev. details coming up. and a burial weather. great to have another sunday day for today, so we get a break in the rain fall, but the pattern could be changing as we head towards the weekend. more clouds and maybe some shower chances. we'll have more your forecast coming up. how does mint mobile afford to give you premium wireless for just $15 a month? it's because we sublet our ads. ♪ this is now a jack in the box commercial and this is the new mint mobile shake. that's right, we even sublet their name. really, everything's for sale. (swords clashing) that's right, we eve-had enough?ir name. -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. my mint mobile shake. oreo cookie pieces, cool mint, creamy whipped cream, and a sweet cherry on top. what's not to like? i guess that it's only here for a limited time. ♪ the drone like

u. s military retaliates. also new information tonight about a deadly police shooting the dangerous situation that unfolded at a san jose apartment complex also ahead, teachers in oaklandolding a sick out tomorrow, their demands for the district and what it means for studen . when a drone struck a facility on a coalition base in northeast syria, the defense department said the unmanned aerial vehicle was of iranian origin. defense secretary lloyd austin says u. s forces retaliated with precision airstrikes against facilities in eastern syria used by groups affiliated with iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps. right now, there are roughly 900. u s troops and even more contractors in syria tonight. san jose police are providing new information about a deadly police shooting. officer sean killed a man armed with a machete after an hours long standoff. this happened at an apartment in west san jose in high school and as ktvu jesse gary reports, police say the suspect was holding three people hostage and they were all found without injury. thursday crime scene caution tape still surrounds an apartment on boynton's avenue near williams road. investigators are trying to u

oakland estuary. a portion of a dock with boats attached broke apart. the choppy waters appear to be the reason behind it. we did capture the u. s coast guard coming to the scene to help bring those boats back and near livermore to eastbound lanes of 5 80 are closed because emergency work needs to be done for a collapsed retaining wall and it's impacting the evening commute tonight and probably in the days and weeks ahead. ktvu is tom vacar continues our team coverage from alameda county near livermore, tom this is a major mess, but this is also the first time it hasn't rained all day long once you have a look over here, and what you're going to see is what the problem is. and that is a landslide that took out the retaining walls and has part of the bridge itself. it's not really a bridge, but it looks like a bridge has itself. uh exposed to the elements and everything else before they can get in there. they've got to make sure that the land settles and we'll talk about that in a second, but i want you to look up then and look at the traffic that's usually four and sometimes five lanes as it's headed east from down in livermore

u. s. postal service set to publicly raise awareness about recent robberies against mail carriers. officials are expected to ask for help ensuring the safety of employees and certain oaklande neighborhoods. a postal carrier was punched in the keys to his mail truck stolen last month in the area of 41st street and telegraph avenue in oakland, not far from the macarthur bart station. this postal worker was previously rubbed on the job in the same route. robbing a mail carrier is a federal crime punishable by up to 25 years in prison. governor gavin newsom says the best way to get the homeless off the street is to combine housing and mental health treatment. the governor wants voters to say yes to a bond measure that would raise $3 billion to build new mental health campuses. he also wants to redirect a billion dollars from income tax annually to operate those facilities. governor newsom calls the homeless crisis quote the most acute challenge the state faces. the integration of housing. and the support of services that we need to be stacked on that housing to stabilize individuals that are acute states of psychosis, people that are self medicating with drugs or alcohol addi

u. s attorney's office says it reviews each case on its merits. federal prosecutors have so far intervened in at least two deportation cases. time is 8 56 , a hiring freeze has begun by the city of oaklandluding the mayor's office. oakland mayor xiang tao is trying to close the projected budget deficit of almost $350 million over the next two years. the administration says the mayor key jobs and housing, public works and transportation. hiring for million in funding was approved in san francisco to replace boilers at city college students , teachers and staff complained the classrooms were just too cold. the board of trustees met this week, teachers said that heating problems have been going on for at least a year. one teacher actually started a blog last fall detailing the heating problems and showed photos of temperatures and classrooms as low as 44 degrees, and students were bundled up trying to stay warm. public transportation leaders are working to shape the future of mass transit in the bay area. they say transit agencies rowley surviving right now due to continued funding from the white house area. transit agencies say ridership is still down compared to pre pandemic levels. i th