can i admit i took your class at uc berkeley? i think i took your class it was 1987 or 1988.ow i am really dating myself. >> i know. kristen: was that intro to psychology? i remember loving it. >> i taught introduction, social psychology, and others. a lot of people. kristen: a lot of people. you did not know me, but i knew you. it is great to have you on and have a conversation. your book is fascinating and such is burnout is misunderstood, how so? it as though it is a disease or a medical illness and it is something, or in incompetence, or something inside the individual, an individual problem and the person has to fix themselves. you hear about self-care, coping , getting more strong and more resilient, so it is always pointing the finger at individuals who may be saying that there is nothing left in the tank and i cannot function anymore and keep going, when in fact, burnout is a stress response to chronic job stressors that have not been well managed. the important part about that is chronic. chronic stressors are there all the time, most of the time, not occasional, and

at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> uc berkeley's resident falcons are going to be parents. >> they're getting along quite well. female falcon annie has laid two eggs and you can keep up with annie, there she is, and her partner, lou, in real time through berkeley's falcon nest camera. there's one sitting on the eggs. there's a live look right now. the university has given them their own web page, if you need a little smile. there's annie and lou. >> these are photos. these are pictures from the university. lou and annie are taking turns looking after those two eggs with lou spending most of the morning caring for them. and he has lived on campus since 2017. >> she's quite the fixture at uc berkeley and she's had a couple different mates. looks like lou is the latest one. they are doing just fine. >> that he is doing well. okay. >> they're lovebirds. >>> we're a little past valentine's day but we can be impressed by the lovebirds. as you were talking there was a bird flying behind you in the camera view. this timed out really well. i don't th

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he's applied to 14 schools, including george washington, stanford and, yes, uc berkeley.update. >> hey lisa. it's december 9th, 2015. boost vc ended about a month ago. >> what he has to say is not at all what i expected. >> i left wealthcoin when we all parted separate ways. >> wait, what? >> i don't live in san francisco anymore. >> i've actually come back to oklahoma to start working on some of my own projects. >> jackson doesn't give too many details, but i learn that the team members had different ideas about the direction of the company. >> hello! >> simon and stefan are continuing to develop wealthcoin without him. >> i'm back home. you can see, not a lot of space for clothes and furniture. >> they haven't procured any additional funding since leaving boost vc. >> it's 10:17 a.m. i'm about to make a coffee. >> from what i can see, jackson has no regrets. >> i'm actually really, really happy right now. i'm working with a group of friends, none of whom who have ever had any start-up experience whatsoever, you know? >> jackson goes on and on about his new projects, so

this is the latest picture from the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab near donner summit. lots of snow. the area got more than 17 inches in the past 24 hours. now the lab has said they recorded 16 feet of snow in the past two weeks. there is some good news to report if you're trying to drive to lake tahoe. i-80 is back open over donner summit, but you have to have chain controls. it was closed most of the weekend due to all the snow. you don't need chains on highway 50, but there is a high wind advisory.>>> now to an update. >> over the next three days, on top of everything you were showing, from now through wednesday, another 2 to 3 feet will fall at donner pass and echo summit. it stays busy in the sierra, just like it here at home over the next three days. will be scattered on and off again showers. kind of like today. will probably, every part of the bay area had a brief shower at some point today that didn't last long. that is what tomorrow will be like. was the a few showers pass overhead tonight. tuesday with more blue skies than anything else, but late wednesday in

they include elon musk, steve wozniak, a uc berkeley science professor. officials fear that ai systems could cause extreme risks to millions of jobs in the united states. sam altman, ceo of open creator of chat gpt believes ai could improve the job market. >> it will eliminate a lot of great jobs, that's true. we can make much better ones. the reason to develop ai's that i believe this will be, in terms of impact on our lives and improving our lives, this will be the greatest technology humanity has yet developed. dan: ai has shown the ability to take tests, answer questions, write speeches, and pass the bar exam. ama: a state tas meeting this week to discuss reparations payments for eligible black residence in california. one new estimate finds the payments could cost more than $800 billion. california's annual budget is closeon. the first in the nation task force has until july 1 to finalize an amount. the task force was created to investigate compensation to repair the decades of institutional discrimination. berkeley unified is working on a plan to pa

she's actually taking a precalculus class at uc berkeley because she has that good at math, i didn'tant her to get trapped into these so-called compression courses, which is algebra 2 and a little bit of calculus in the 11th grade. she is really good at math. the district really holds back kids from excelling, when they are able to actually do the work. kristen: i'm good -- i'm just going to pull back a little bit. one of you can explain how in 2014 the school district said no more algebra until ninth grade. before that, because were advanced in math like your granddaughter, who could do it in eighth grade. the stated goal was equity, lowering the number of underrepresented minority and low-income students from failing algebra one in eighth grade, so they can eventually governmental higher level math. so the district says by that measure because it produced a number of students failing courses, this has been successful. what evidence do you have that it hasn't been successful? >> i can answer that. first of all, it was just political as far as i'm concerned. in order to lower even th

uc berkeley snow lab recorded the snowpack at 205% of average for this time of year. they put the entire state of california at 166%. >> we have 48 inches of snow water equif len, the amount from melting the snowpack. as long as we have cool temperatures moving forward and we don't see any large rain on snow events we should be able to keep most of that water that's in there. >> reporter: the lead scientist at uc berkeley snow lab, a fraction of the run-off will be consumed by the ecosystem. most will end up in rivers and state reservoirs to manage which recently announced it will be able to deliver 35% of the fresh water requested by agencies this year up from previous years. the increase is due to an additional 68 billion gallons now expected from the snowpack. >> that water flowing out of our tap and we are table to ensure continued water flow through that melt of the snowpack rather than only having it in spring when the snowpack is melting. >> reporter: if we get periodic rain and snow during the next couple of months it could bump state water allocations even hi

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they include elon musk, steve wozniak, a uc berkeley science professor. officials fear that ai systems could cause extreme risks to millions of jobs in the united states. sam altman, ceo of open creator of chat gpt believes ai could improve the job market. >> it will eliminate a lot of great jobs, that's true. we can make much better ones. the reason to develop ai's that i believe this will be, in terms of impact on our lives and improving our lives, this will be the greatest technology humanity has yet developed. dan: ai has shown the ability to take tests, answer questions, write speeches, and pass the bar exam. ama: a state tas meeting this week to discuss reparations payments for eligible black residence in california. one new estimate finds the payments could cost more than $800 billion. california's annual budget is close to $300 billion. the first in the nation task force has until july 1 to finalize an amount. the task force was created to investigatepensation to repair the decades of institutional discrimination. berkeley unified is working on a

and this week, the uc berkeley central snow lab in soda springs surpassed 700 inches of snowfall for the season. 715 inches effectively takes us to second place in the snowiest years. measured here at the since 1946. andrew schwartz is the lead scientist for the lab and says the only winter to beat this year was the winter of 1952. with 812 inches of snow. >> ski i like to see that record broken. but many locals feel differently. along the billing department of red tagged about 20 buildings since around march. first, heavy snow on rooftops causing them to collapse under the pressure and homeowners concerned. they'll be next. it's thousands of pounds of weight on our roofs when it comes to research. a big part of the work at the central sierra snow lab is measuring snow melt. >> schwartz says flooding is a big concern this year. we see accelerated periods when we get no abnormal in warm or hot temperatures. >> that really speak things that can cause some some issues and potentially some damaging flooding. he says there will still be flooding even from a normal melt, especially in vall

and this week, the uc berkeley central snow lab in soda springs surpassed 700 inches of snowfall for the season. 715 inches effectively takes us to second place in the snowiest years. measured here at the since 1946. andrew schwartz is the lead scientist for the lab and says the only winter to beat this year was the winter of 1952. with 812 inches of snow ski i like to see that record broken. but many locals feel differently. along the billing department of red tagged about 20 buildings since around march. first, heavy snow on rooftops causing them to collapse under the pressure and homeowners concerned. they'll be next. it's thousands of pounds of weight on our roofs when it comes to research. a big part of the work at the central sierra snow lab is measuring snow melt. >> schwartz says flooding is a big concern this year. we see accelerated periods. not when we get we know at normal and hot temperatures. >> that really speak things that can cause some some issues and potentially some damaging flooding. he says there will still be flooding even from a normal melt, especially in vall

uc berkeley. police say that they are now looking for a man accused of chasing a child down last night, possibly trying to duck them. they say a 9 year-old child was walking home in the area gooding way loney village right around 7.30, when the man began to chase the child. police describe the man as a white male average build approximately 6 feet tall. he was described as middle age wearing a fedora style hat, a blue or green shirt and black pants. suspect left the area in what was described as an older black 2 door car. anyone with information that might be helpful in this investigation is asked to contact uc berkeley police. in the east bay. the search continues for 2 people wanted in connection with the deadly shootinp of a store clerk in pittsburg. the father of 5 was gunned down last week as kron four's philippe learned police did arrest one suspect so far. >> lull is back to work for the first time since a store clerk he's known for years was shot to death wednesday. he own 0, one fashion a

some of the top leaders and women leaders in california, where at uc berkeley this evening to talk about the growing influence of women in government, california's lieutenant governor offered advice for women seeking to enter politics. you're in a microscope all the time. mm just close the chapter on yesterday. and just don't think about the mistakes. there's just too much ahead of you just keep going and going and going. former state controller betty yee and l. a county supervisor, holly mitchell, also took part in the conversation at the institute of governmental studies, the leaders were asked about what gives them hope in challenging times. i actually have a lot of hope that as we look at how we address it, whether it's on the energy side, the waterside, um now the nature based side that. we are going to all be architects of an economy that actually works for everyone. my secret dreams is that will think differently about the role of government. supports families that we value all work and all workers in the l. a supervisor side of the rise in new programs like guaranteed income as a

only 23% of undergraduate students at uc berkeley are offered college housing, the lowest in the entire uc system to get on campus. housing is super challenging and then off campus housing. also a lot of times like landlords are not the greatest campus housing in berkeley can be pricey. it's ridiculously expensive. lola crane of sophomore told us. she pays $1700 a month for housing she shares with other people for people. yeah. for people? yes. and yeah, they're super tiny rooms, but it works out for like what's available of ucs campuses are facing a housing crisis. this even though in the last 10 years, the uc system has added 34,000 beds. but getting more housing online has been a challenge. take uc berkeley's project to build housing for 1100 students and some for the homeless at people's park. last august. protesters were successful at halting the start of construction and a judge sided with opponents of the plan for environmental reasons. the california environmental quality act has really been one of the most significant challenges for the uc campuses. it's called sequa, and it ba

the uc berkeley sierra snow lab reporting another foot of snow in just 24 hours. i spoke to the director of the snow lab, andrew schwartz, about what this all means. we just saw that last week's snowpack survey levels are near record high and that was before those recent storms. where do we stand now? how crazy is it up there? >> there's definitely plenty of snow, and we are now sitting at the third snowiest year since 1991. things are looking really, really good. we surpassed 2016 and 2017 in terms of overall snowfall. with that being said, those years actually had a little bit more moisture in there's no so we are still catching up with them in that regard. >> how is this all helping with our drought? is it all good? is it really going to impact the levels there or is this too much of a good thing right now? >> our short-term drought is dramatically reducing with each passing week and that's fantastic. we are definitely starting to impact our long-term drought a little bit. our water issues in the west are far too complex for just one year to solve them, but thi

jim wilcox, finance professor uc berkeley's haas school of business.nk you so much for your insight this morning. we appreciate it. thank you. come on the nine congress is looking into banning the popular app tiktok for people nationwide in our next half hour , while the social media platforms ceo is saying the band would negatively affect the u. s economy. and millions of dollars in overtime pay details behind the new approval from the san francisco board of supervisors on policing when we c e francisco board of supervisors has approved spending an additional $25 million on police overtime. now supporters said the money is needed to keep residents and tourists safe. opponents argue the overtime spending has been concentrated in retail areas and not neighborhoods. the board of supervisors committed to using some of that over time to increase staffing in those residential areas. this proposed supplemental would not add any new officers. it only increases over time in a small portion of san francisco. no new officers to stop violent crimes in the bayview

uc berkeley notifying the chumash people, 6 more remains were found in a lab. acknowledged it had mishandled its repatriation responsibilities saying the campus privileged some kinds of scientific and scholarly evidence over tribal interests and evidence provided by tribes. uc berkeley, a powerful progressive institution reckoning with its past. >> berkeley has learned how to talk the talk of repatriation but is still resisting actual native american human remains repatriation, and they need to be sanctioned. >> the chumash say this fight is far from over. >> you know, native americans have been oppressed and put on reservations and often told what to do. knowing the fight my ancestors had to have, the fight that my grandmother had, my mother had, and now the fight that we have as the next generation. >> and now you're fighting for them. >> now we're fighting for them, yes. >> dasha burns reporting for us in partnership with pro publy ka. >>> we have inspiring news to end the hour. the notre dame cathedral is set to open december 2024 in time to celebrate chris

oakland police together with uc berkeley police arrested a uc berkeley employee in a homicide case, theyyear old sweden, waterman is in custody and charged with the murder and stabbing death of an oakland man. 53 year old curtis march, was killed last weekend at his apartment near lake merritt on vernon street. friends and family say marshall loved to sing and had a strong sense of style. he was a member of oakland's gay men course and waterman has had prior federal in connections for robbery, forgery and other crimes. he was working for uc berkeley's housing and dining services division. time now. 7 30 for change is now coming to a homeless encampment in san rafael. tomorrow was originally set to be the deadline for people to move out of that encampment in a san rafael park. but late last week, a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order that will allow the homeless to remain at boyd park on b street. the park includes a community center, several ball fields, a playground and tennis courts, all that used by schools and little league groups. city has received complaints about al

. >> reporter: here in chapel, researchers at uc berkeley analyzed changes in cell phone use before, during, and after the pandemic in downtown. at the end of 2022, san diego was near the top, recovering 99% of its pre-pandemic activity. >> a lot of thought has come to it. that has made san diego one of the most resilient cities in north america. >> reporter: resilient because of plants that started long before covid, having diverse job sectors that bring employees into their downtown workplaces. tech heavy systems flatlined since many techies now work remotely. >> if you were too specialized, you might be suffering. >> reporter: too much office space and not enough housing especially for families. >> the residential tower going up right there. that came online during the pandemic. >> reporter: mayor gloria says san diego prioritized living here, not just commuting in. last year, the city added 260 affordable housing units with post construction on another 1100. >> what does the mix here? >> we are more balanced. we have 30,000 residents downtown. the city envisions having more than

alright andrew schwartz from uc berkeley, central sierra snow lab. thanks for joining us.ng me on you're both ready for a feel good story for this one dog that disappeared during a snowstorm for more than two weeks, is back with her family in the san bernardino county mountains. marley was in the backseat ofhed off the road and crashed and ice . frightened barley jumped out of the vehicle disappeared in that snowstorm. her family distributed flyers and pleaded for help on facebook. they were losing hope until someone who spotted marley posted a note on social media, and there was even ring camera video showing the dog going to house each night looking for food. one point he was able to feed her out of his palm, and he just grabbed onto her, like for dear life, called his mom, which is jenny goose bumps. we were latest, we call her shake. wow. well the family that found marley put on snowshoes, tractor pop prints and even carried pieces of chicken so marley would eventually come to them. they took marlene back to her family after the snow storms ended in that area for happy

the uc berkeley women's rowing team raised $50,000 to create the custom boat. teammates say the boat will be used in future rowing races to honor o'donnell one of her former teammates and friend became emotional when remembering her. every once in a while, i remember sort of that. she's not with us and you know, i just feel so thankful and grateful to have known her. o'donnell was a danville native and was 40 years old. today families and veterans celebrated national vietnam war veterans day in alameda. memorial squadron conducted a flyover at the event on the uss hornet organizers gave pins to the vietnam war. that's to show appreciation for their service. there was also a ceremony remembering those who lost their lives. the event was held ahead of the actual national vietnam war veterans day, which is on march 29th. representative rocana was in santa clara county today to address the impact from the silicon valley bank failure cana met with small businesses and nonprofits that were affected by the bank collapse on march 10th. provided updates on his work to s

uc system set to build more much-needed student housing including at uc berkeley. dergraduate students at cal are offered college housing, the lowest in the entire uc system. off-campus renting is expensive. a sophomore told abc 7 she $1700 a month for housing she shares with other people. >> four people they are tiny rooms. it works out for what is available. liz: uc berkeley's project to build housing with one initiative, that has been halted by protesters who want to protect the park and a judge sided with them over environmental reasons. e u sad b at veampu of a add22,s by 2028. northbound lanes of i-680 in pleasanton between sonoma boulevard and bernal avenue are closed all we can. caltrans cruiser placing entire sections of the roadway and say that work is on schedule. southbound 680 is not affected by the closure. caltrans posted this video of crews working away on these updates. they say it will help keep pavement from caving in. the roads will reopen at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. happening now, more than 7000 runners getting their workout and for the oakland marat

one of the polls is from uc berkeley institute of governmental studies found 54% of registered votershim favorably compared to 41% unfavorably. but there are concerns about the looming budget crisis. 57% lack confidence in legislators' ability to deal with definite without major cuts compared to 37% who are confident. >>> potential ambitions for higher office have been getting buzz. but a poll found 70% of voters don't want to see him run for president in 2024 including a majority of democrats. that's a look at top stories. >>> let's get a look at our weather now. how are we looking today? i was cold this morning going to the car. >> it was chilly and it still is. you made a great point. since the beginning of the year we have been talking about active weather. i am about to show you rainfall count so far. it is very impressive. when i say we have more rain in the forecast, it will add to the impressive numbers. temperatures are in the 30s and 40s. it's a chilly start especially in inland areas. a frost advisory along the coast and freeze warning in the inland areas stays in effect un

it was a different scene compared to the pundit's past season, and this was four months ago at uc berkeley transperson is confused about fundamental physical reality. >> we have to spend a lot of money on security to keep everybody safe. >> stanford's college republicans had their event shutdown by the ticket seller, events bright. >> if your view is the polar opposite, you need to be here so you can solidify your view. >> i am creating a safe and exclusive environment for students out here. >> supporting those with a different viewpoint. >>> let's take a look at the state capitol. later today a san francisco assembly member is introducing a bill to reduce paper receipts until you request them. this bill is looking to make that universal. under the proposal, businesses would have to pay $25 a day for every day they don't comply. >>> when it comes to undercover operations, this is a slam dunk. take a good look at your screen. recognize this man? the all-new worker at the warrior store causing quite the stir. >>> first, happening now, today is san mateo county's deadline to apply for unemplo

for more now on this new development professor steve fish from uc berkeley is joining us here live on kron. 4 news at 8. thanks for joining us. my pleasure. so what's the significance of this action that was taken? >> it's really norma significance. you hear some people saying it's not going to change the war on the ground or or change putin's behavior. and that's certainly true. but first of all, it shines a light on this. absolutely abominable practice which the russians have been carrying out since the beginning of this war, which is abducting children by the thousands and transferring them to russia. we haven't seen anything like that like this is the nazis. it also actually has enormous symbolic significance. this measure really formalizes putins pariah status in the world. and if you don't think that putin and his elite care about this got another thing going coming to you, it's actually something that they care about very, very much. this is putin's greatest nightmare. if he's in one of the 123 or so countries that are signatories to the international criminal court. they you k

and more than 30 inches fell near uc berkeley as the region braces for yet another chilly week. >>> wellto greece now where another day of fiery protests continue. thousands call for accountability and improved safety standards following a train wreck that killed 57 people last week. a demonstration in athens turned violent when a group hurled molotov cocktails at police. officials there responded saying -- using tear gas, rather, and stun grenades. the unrest forced greece's prime minister to issue an apology for the country's deadliest crash. the stationmaster working during the collision remains in custody. >>> in tel aviv it was theth weekend of protests against plans to overhaul the legal system. police crashed with demonstrators who oppose israeli president benjamin -- prime minister benjamin netanyahu's plan to limit the supreme court's power. critics worry the proposed legislation could endanger civil liberties. >>> today we learned prince harry and meghan have been invited to the coronation of king charles. a spokesperson for the couple confirmed they received an e-mail correspo

this is the benbidan brown norris and what makes it unique, according to uc berkeley, it hasn't been observed by scientists in more than 55 years, and now it can maybe run for governor. >> i can hear him now, you could just go with jerry. >> yeah, jerry the beetle. better than whatever word i said. i still don't remember. "the cbs evening news" is next. thank you so much for watching and remember, w ♪ ♪ the air with breaking news, we are learning new details about the victims of today's mass shooting at a private christian school in nashville. three adults who worked at the school and three kids all just . here are tonight's headlines. terror in tennessee. young kids from preschool to sixth grade evacuated during the chaos. what we are learning tonight about the shooter, a 28-year-old woman and former student. >> there were maps drawn of the school in detail. entry was gained through shooting through one of the doors. >> norah: the devastation in the south from a powerful ef

this is video from uc berkeley snow lab in soda springs. so far, soda springs has seen more than 531 inches of snow. for anyone hoping to get to tahoe, you may be out of luck. i-80 is closed from colfax to the nevada state line. chp shows this video of white- out conditions. highway 50 is open but chains are required there. let's take a guess at where this is. this is not tahoe but napa county. this area is under a winter weather advisory. as this next storm moves in, make sure you downloaded our free nbc bay area app. you can get customized forecasts for your area and we will send you alerts for when the rain starts coming down there. >>> a suspect is still on the loose tonight after an armed robbery led to a police chase through three east bay cities. pleasant hill police say it started when two people went into the verizon store and stole phones telling employees they had a gun. officers chased the suspects to concord where the driver reportedly tried to hit an officer with his car. the officer opened fire. but neither suspect was hit. t

. >>> the uc berkeley central sierra stone measure 10 feet of snow in that much can quickly cause problems. >>> living through this weekend's snowstorm and the sierra has not been easy. susan tweeted in 20 years she has never seen this much snow in tahoe and well over her bridge. scenes like this with snow berms as high as houses and a massive effort to clear snow off of houses and cars. desperate times call for desperate measures. one family in south lake tahoe had to move their snowblower to the roof to help them clear snow fast enough . in truckee, people stuck inside with walls of snow outside their doors as high as seven feet. >> it's a lot of being stuck at home and stuck in truckee and you can't leave. >> reporter: caltrans crews working around the clock to clear i-80 of snow and ice. >>> is not just snow and ice and as was mentioned earlier, i warmer storm is coming to california prompting concerns about flash flooding. the warm rain could melt the snow melting can lead to flooding in low-lying areas. right now 13 california counties are under emergency order due to weather. >>> we

the you cc system said to bill moore student housing including at uc berkeley.ts are offered housing. the lowest in the you cc system. a sophomore told us she $1700 a month for housing that she shares with other people. >> four people. >> four people? >> four people, yeah. they are super tiny rooms but it works out for what is available. liz: uc berkeley's project to build housing at people's park with one initiative put forward but that has been halted by protesters who want to protect the park. a judge recently cited with them over -- recently cited with them over environmental reasons. that is a part goal of adding 2200 beds across the nine campuses i-20 20 eight. happening now, northbound lanes of i-80 in pleasanton between snow boulevard and burnet avenue are closed all we can. caltrans crews are replacing an entire section of the roadway and says the work is on schedule. southbound 680 is not affected by the closure. caltrans posted this video of the cruise. caltrans says it will help keep the pavement from caving in. the roads open at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow.

this is video from uc berkeley's snow lab in soda springs.far soda springs has received more than 531 inches of snow this season. that's the most on record through the month of february. up to five more feet of fresh powder could fall by tomorrow. and if you're hoping to get to tahoe, i-80 is closed from coal fax to the nevada state line. this is a live look at i-80 in king veil. highway 50 is still open, chains are required. >>> the winter storms are causing issue in southern california, as well. this is pictures from the governor's office. they are mobilizing several agencies, including the national guard, to help the storm response. in some cases, communities remain cut off. 20 people were transported off san bernardino mountain friday night. crews are working to clear snow from the roads and deliver supplies to people stuck inside. a search and rescue people is going door to door to make sure everyone is safe. >>> so you want to make sure you downloaded our free nbc bay area app. get forecasts for your neighborhood. we'll send you alerts

uc berkeley central sierra snow lab in soda springs posted this video yesterday, they measured another 13.2 inches of snow over the last 24 hours, the third snow yes winter on record at the lab. they recorded more than 54 feet of snow since october and they expect up to 30 more today. kumasi: finding creative ways to clear the snow. these homeowners used a rope tied to a bocce ball and cut through the snow. they said the moisture was bringing water damage to the inside the house but snow services are booked solid so they had to figure it out. it is a temporary fix and they are planning to hire a crew when they can. reggie: yosemite national park could reopen later this week after being slammed by snow. a spokesperson told abc 7 they're shooting for a partial reopening friday. it depends on what is happening during the current atmospheric river. somebody has been closed for 2.5 weeks. kumasi: more of the financial fallout on silicon valley bank, the impact on businesses in the bay area. reggie: plus the vote in san francisco that could determine a food security lifeline for low income f

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president of the research center at uc berkeley. honored of a champion of change and named the san francisco chronicle visionary of the year. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> telling about the problems you are seeing at the intersection of food and labor right now? >> the food system as a whole has about 20 million workers, that is one in five private actor workers. it is the lowest paying part of the economy for decades and generations. within the food system, restaurants are 13.6 million, the overwhelming number of workers work in restaurants and they are the lowest paid of the food system and the economy as a whole, that is unfortunate because the restaurant industry has been one of the fastest growing employers for many decades, it has many workers going back to emancipation. >> how did we get here? >> is a very sad part of the american history. tipping originated in europe on top of a wage. when it came to the united states from americans he did it, they rejected it, some states band tipping, in 1865 at emancipation, the

. >>> uc berkeley snow lab reported more than 700 inches of snowfall. a level not seen since 1952.toric. we are talking in the sierra and bay area. >> we are top 20 right now and another six months to go. we will see how much we can add up. somebody is a storm chaser. same perspective. it been so muchdo suns right now. that is the ominous looking clouds in the distance as we look at the clouds over the east bay. let's add up the rain with the system. almost 2.5 inches of rain and over two inches in -- . some of the spots that are usually a bit more robust. almost 2 inches in half moon bay. approaching 1.5 inches for san francisco. over one inch so far in san jose. here is the radar loop. the rain continues to make its way through contra costa and solano getting into southern napa county as well. this is the next band of showers approaching. each band will be weaker and weaker. this trend will continue as we go through the night. the rain doesn't stop until after midnight. we will be dry by the time the sun comes up and we will see a mix of clouds and sunshine for the rest of thursd

uc berkeley. police are looking for a man who was >> chasing a child last night.y think it was in an attempted abduction. a 9 year-old child was walking home in the area of gooding way. lonnie village around 7.30, in the evening when this man began chasing the child the man is described as being white average build maybe 6 feet tall a witness says he was middle age wearing a fedora hat, a blue gray shirt, black pants. and that he left in an older black 2 door vehicle. if you have any information you think might help contact the uc berkeley police. it's 9.35. and developing story in sacramento. 2 people were wounded in a shooting at a sikh temple. and police say one of them is likely to be arrested. this happened at the dollar, a sacramento sikh society yesterday afternoon. the sacramento county sheriff saying the shooting is not related to a hate crime. >> there's a big festival going on here at the sikh temple. there was a fight that occurred the actual temple grounds between 2 gentleman. so one suspect during that fight shot shot, a friend of the other suspect.

if you have any information that could help investigators, please call uc berkeley police. >> it's ae some developing news we're following out of sacramento. 2 people were wounded in a shooting that happened at a sikh temple. and police say one of them is likely to be arrested. the shooting happened at the gurdwara sacramento, sikh society yesterday afternoon. the sheriff's investigated and they say that the shooting is not related to a hate crime. >> there's a big festival going on here at the sikh temple. there was a fight that occurred the actual temple grounds between 2 gentleman. so one suspect during that fight shot shot, a friend of the other suspect. and then once the suspect who didn't get shot gathered himself, he shot the original shooter and then our second shooter ran off. >> the temple is hosting a sikh parade at the time of the shooting. >> in the north bay, the former mayor of sebastopol now has been sentenced to 7 years in prison for crimes with a minor. 46 year-old robert jacob pleaded no contest back in january to charges that he had relationships 14 year-old boy b

this is near uc berkeley in the east bay hills. the tree also took down a fence and brought to other trees down with it have been during the height of the rain and the wind around 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. >> i think it was really this drought it was the weather y rains and the drought in the wind. >> she said it shook. her house was so loud. fortunately, no one was injured. pg e says they expect to have power restored in that area of the east bay hills around midnight tonight. >> fallen trees during tuesday's spring storm are being blamed for the deaths of 5 people in the bay area. tree fell on a car and ross more that's a community in walnut creek, killing a 79 year old man. it happened about 9 o'clock last night. today. the coroner's office identified the victim as thomas hustler of walnut creek. it was a passenger in the car when that tree fell. the driver has minor injuries. and police in oakland say they found a man dead inside a tent after a tree fell on it. that happened near lake merritt at the intersection of grand a

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a special tribute to a former member of the uc berkeley rowing team, following her death in a biking accident. sean o'donnell was biking to work at the state department in d.c. when she was hit by a truck. the rowing team raised $50,000 to create a custom boat in her name. today was christened. organizers and the boat will be used totter o'donnell in future rowing races. one of her former teammates and friend became emotional when talking about her. >> part of me still feels like she is here. i remember she is not with us every once in a while. dion: o'donnell was a danville native. she was 40 years old. more to come, including a celebration in san francisco. the 125th annual long kmart day in chinatown. and honoring and showing appreciation for vietnam war veterans. today's special ceremony on the uss hornet. once again, taking a live look outside. a gorgeous saturday on tap. we do have spencer christian up next with your forecast. dion: a special celebration parking the 120 for the anniversary of wong kim arc day in san francisco's chinatown. the event featured descendants of wong

uc berkeley snow leopard they said they got 17.5 inches of snow over the past 24 hours. part of the 16 feet in the last two weeks. this is the ninth the snowiest year since the lab was created in 1940. it's about to get thicker and deeper. there is more snow coming. >>> you have the right. because of all the snow, tahoe is officially out of the draw. we will see this week it will continue to be a drought. our mobile radar, we are tracking this rainfall towards the east. it will be moderate with a few heavier pockets. livermore, right after midnight. beyond this, as we have been telling you, we are tracking not one, but two different storm systems. 30 and friday night, a stronger storm coming in. a second potential one as you roll into next monday. the forecast, we will show you more of what we can expect as we go into tomorrow. we will continue with some spotty rain, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. by afternoon, low to mid 50s. what we've been through the past couple weeks, it will be no problem getting through tomorrow. how about that stronger storm? able edge closer t

this is near uc berkeley in the east bay hills. that tree also took down a fence and it brought down 2 other trees. >> and it happened during the height of the rain and wind and rain that we got on tuesday. monica berlet, he says that that tree came down from her yard and she says in the past, both in our russ and pg and e evaluating said the tree was safe. >> i think it was really this drought it was the weather combination of the heavy rains in the drought in the winds. fortunately, nobody was hurt. >> all right. 5.38 the time we're going. take a break. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a local drag queen made history as the first to perform at a city council meeting in san jose. why a city council member says the performance is one of his many plans to invest and uplift the lgbtq community. and after the break, we're learning how long a former warden will serve in prison for related crimes. 5.38 the for related crimes. 5.38 the top. we'll be right back. diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like, "what is your glucose

anyone with information that might be helpful to police is asked to contact uc berkeley police 6.37.s out of sacramento. 2 people were wounded in a shooting that happened. >> at a sikh temple and police say that one of the people who was wounded is likely to be arrested. this happened at the goodwill are a sacramento sikh society yesterday afternoon, sacramento county sheriff says the shooting is not related to a hate crime. there's a big festival going on here at the sikh temple. >> there was a fight that occurred the actual temple grounds between 2 gentleman. so one suspect during that fight shot shot, a friend of the other suspect. and then once the suspect who didn't get shot gathered himself, he shot the original shooter and then our second shooter ran off. >> the temple was hosting a sikh parade when the shots rang out. >> in the south bay, a suspect who barricaded themselves with a weapon in a gilroy home sunday morning is now in custody. santa clara county deputies say the incident began shortly before 10 o'clock yesterday morning on dryden avenue right near the gilroy rodeo

. >> disturbing news out of albany uc berkeley police looking for a man who was chasing a child last night and what they think was an attempted abduction. investigators say a 9 year-old child was walking home in the area of gooding way loney village around 07:30pm, when a man started chasing the child, police describe the man as a white male of average build standing approximately 6 feet tall. witnesses say he was middle aged wearing a flood or a style hat, blue or green shirt and black pants. the man left in an older black 2 door vehicle. if you have any information that could help investigators, you're asked to contact uc berkeley police. in the north bay, the former mayor of sebastopol sentenced to 7 years in prison for crimes with a minor. 46 year-old robert jacob pleaded no contest back in january to charges he had a relationship with a 14 year-old boy beginning in 2020, jacob met his victim online, eventually inviting the teenager to his house several times over the course of a year. jacob also have the victim engage in acts with another unidentified man deal. the former mayor

well the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab received more than a foot of fresh snow. >> and this comparison really puts things into perspective. >> in the summer when you go down to the entrance of the lab, it looks like this. but right now, it is a little bit snowier than it is there. the way we get down to the lab right now is by going down into this big chasm of snow. so that's what it looks like to go outside right now. >> and it is like they're living in that igloo. >> i said it earlier. this is california. that snow doesn't look like that. you see that in canada. [ laughter ] >> i mean it snows. >> yeah. >> it will snow. >> and that guy with the snow blower. >> maybe aim it down low instead of into the wind. >> that's what they could do there. >> and to paint. you always see it. they volunteer for that. yeah, they know what they're getting into. and people in the upper peninsula of michigan who have doorways on the second floor of their houses because that's what it does every winter. >> it's amazing. >> no, no, no. they have problems of their own without the snow involved. we have pl

all right. 7.34 is the time and some disturbing news out of albany where uc berkeley police are looking man who was chasing a child last night and what they think was an attempted. >> abduction, investigators say the 9 year-old child was walking home in the area of gooding way and alone. the village at about 7.30, last night when this man began chasing the child, police described him as a white male of average build who stands approximately 6 feet tall. he's described also is middle aged wearing a fedora style hat, a blue or green shirt and black pants. he left in. what was described simply as an older black 2 door car. if you have any information that could help investigators, please call uc berkeley police. >> it's 7.35, and developing news out of sacramento. 2 people were wounded in a shooting that happened at a sikh temple. and police say one of them is likely to be arrested. this happen at the gurdwara sacramento, sikh society yesterday afternoon, the sacramento county sheriff says the shooting is not related to a hate crime. >> there's a big festival going on here at the sikh temp