, just already tired and tired, and the results of no apartment in a residential building on university avenue are flooded not for the first day, first with boiling water directly from the ceiling, followed by ice water as early as october 3rd. in one of the apartments there was a utility accident, hot water. uh, we have a riser leak. uh, on the floor from the ceiling on the ceiling, all the electrical equipment was torn out. ceiling drywall swelled to stop the flood, the management company turned off the water in the entire entrance. residents of the house, many with children in their arms, are forced to suffer. i had to move in with my parents because, well, washing is impossible, cooking is impossible with a child. actually , you can have a look at breakfast, and i can’t even wash the dishes, and now the child has gone to class. and now i'm actually solving the problem. where to buy water. how much to buy to get to the apartment where the breakdown occurred and eliminate its manager the company could not. the fact is that the owner of the apartment, irina ibragimova, has not lived in russia

a very pleasant day. 68 degrees on university avenue in palo alto.in morgan hill, 68 as well. 67 at hayward. out in the east bay it will be nice. plenty of sunshine. it will be a breezy afternoon. numbers will be in the low 70ed. doesn't get much better than that as we head into late october. and in the north bay, nice and warm in santa rosa. 72 degrees. it will be 74 in novato. the warmest reading of everybody is in novato. 67 at napa. 68 ukiah. 71 in clear lake. as we look ahead, there is not much. a little wrinkle coming through the atmosphere. might produce a little drizzle but that's it. the numbers come down for tuesday and wednesdays. we'll get a few more clouds but then it clears out and we get more sunshine as we get into the latter half of the week. if we look at it as a whole, inland east bay, stays in the 70s all week long. a few more clouds on tuesday. coastline will remain in the 60s and it remains pretty nice. that's weather for sports. i wonder if there is somebody here who can do sports? >> well i'll get to that in a moment. but the

impossible to contact irina ibragimova, who left the entire entrance of a residential building on university avenueout water , as early as october 3 in her apartment there was a utility accident. the lower floors were first filled with boiling water, and then with cold water at the end of the working day. we've had a leak. in the seventh entrance on the seventh floor of the apartment , people left the apartment, the water ran over, it has been flowing for a week now, the neighbors in horror are counting the losses, hot water. we have leaks in the risers. uh, all the electrical equipment was torn from the ceiling on the ceiling, the plasterboard ceiling swelled already on the third day every night, in order to urgently stop the flood, the management company turned off the water in the entire entrance. as a result, the residents can't help but wash the dishes and take a shower. i had to move in with my parents because, well, it's impossible to wash and cook food with a child. actually. had breakfast can look and i even wash dishes, and now the child has gone to class. and now i 'm actually solving th

so this happened on eastbound on university avenue and webster street thursday. the victim claims that he was riding his bike when a man up to him, called him racial slurs, spat on him. and then intentionally crashed into him. the victim says the man was driving a silver toy truck. police are going to distribute a schedule soon as it's available. before your money. this morning, governor gavin newsom is going after oil companies and demanding an explanation as to why costs are soaring. but as capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains, while newsom is confident his strategy is going to get money into the hands of drivers. well, advocates argue it's only going make hours. >> well, here at the capitol, democrats and republicans agree the price at the pump is just too high, but they disagree about how to bring gas prices down. >> the fact is they're ripping you off. governor gavin newsom talking tough about oil companies as gas prices continue to soar. newsom argue says the pain at the pump only gets worse. oil companies are raking in the cash. the record profits

this all happened on eastbound university avenue at webster street on thursday. victim described the suspect as a white male in his 30's with blond hair. he was seen driving a silver toyota truck. police will distribute a sketch as soon as one is available. the victim says he suffered a minor injury to one of his legs and his bike is still able to function. to police are also investigating a road rage incident that happened on highway 101 in oregon expressway. police say a male driver saw a white chevrolet suv was swerving in and out of lanes. well, he was driving on the northbound side of highway 1, one last wednesday. both vehicles accident on oregon expressway approach middlefield road. and that's when police say the driver of the suv stopped in the roadway. 2 people, a woman and a man got out of the car. the woman allegedly pointed a gun at the victim and threatened to shoot the 2 then left and drove off westbound on oregon expressway. nobody was hurt. the victim said there was a 3rd person in that vehicle. anyone who has information on that is i also asked t

called him racial slurs, spat on him and then intentionally collided with him happened eastbound university avenue near webster street thursday. the victim describe the suspects as a white male in his 30's with blond hair. he was seen driving a silver toyota truck. police will distribute a sketch as soon as it's available. the victim suffered a minor injury to one of his legs. by the way, his bike. he says it's still right. double. palo alto. police are also investigating road rage incident that happened on highway 101 in oregon expressway. officers say a man driving saw a white chevrolet suv was swerving in and out of lanes while he was driving on northbound 101, last wednesday. both vehicles exited on oregon expressway and approach middlefield road. that is when police say the driver of the suv stopped in the road. 2 people, a woman and a man got out the woman, they say pointed a gun at the victim and threatened to shoot. the 2, then left strove off westbound on oregon expressway. luckily no one was hurt. the victim. so there was a 3rd person in the car. anyone with information is asked to call

this happened eastbound on university avenue at webster street on thursday. the victim says the man was driving a silver toyota truck. police will distribute its catch as soon as it's available in the victim says he only suffered a minor injury to one of his legs. >> search for alexis. gabe's remains continues. the amador county sheriff's office has confirmed that bones discovered by a couple do not belong to her or 2 and a human. the remains were found back on september 28th in a remote area called pioneer. it's close to highway. 26. her father had said that he was hoping the bows did belong to his daughter. so their family could at least have some kind of closure. however, the amador county sheriff's office confirmed today that the remains were animal bones. alexis, gabe disappeared on january. 26 police say evidence pointed towards heard ex-boyfriend, marshall jones from antioch as the suspect in her disappearance. but he was shot and killed while offices in washington state were serving a warrant for his arrest. san francisco police have increased the rew

drivers heading east will detour off the university avenue exit drivers heading west will take the albany exit. the u. c. davis police department is looking into what appears to be an increase in crashes on campus this fall. many of those accidents have involved bikes in east scooters. reporter liz i meet retells us. the police are not taking a closer look at traffic safety. wait. traffic is busy at uc davis, whether it's people getting around in cars on foot. or on a bicycle. it has campus police concerned about safety, watching what they say appears to be an increasing crashes. 22 so far this fall u. c davis police says many involving bicycles and electric scooters, which police say they're seeing a lot more of this year a lot. it's fun. it's once you right around the c. davis scooter freshman paulina rodriguez says she uses it more than her bicycle campus. in quarto and bike isn't really convenient because the tire tends to pop a lot. actually my chain fell yesterday. so um, relying on my scooter for now, mainly watching out for people walking like they'll just be on their phones acros

we've been tracking in berkeley that just popped up 80 westbound west of university avenue.are seeing slight delays, europe to can drive times crockett down towards the maze taking a little under. 25 minutes now, 9 minutes into the city may so that fremont street exit traffic looking great. san mateo bridge, 14 minutes 80 to 101, as you travel across towards the peninsula. the richmond center fell bridge about a 7 minute drive totals to one on and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. james, back to you. thank you. and as 9.31 in the south bay halloween weekend was violent and san jose, one person was arrested for 2 deadly shootings and 2 men were stabbed. kron four's camila barco has details. >> several people have been shot and stabbed in san jose. all in a matter of hours. and within miles of each other sunday morning, san jose police is crime scene unit seen leaving and entering a home in the mckinley neighborhood. police say multiple people were shot around 11, 30 saturday night in the area of melbourne boulevard and kaufman court. one man died after bein

university of california have employed is about raiding a more diverse applicant pool. if students from underrepresented backgrounds do not apply, they cannot be admitted. that is one avenue in which universities can at least try to include diversity or increase diversity of their applicant pool. without being able to intentionally consider race in the way race conscious admissions currently allow for, universities are in a difficult position in terms of trying to maintain the diversity that they have been able to support at this point. there has been prior research about trying to run lotteries. set a threshold, then any applicant that meets the threshold is inducted into a lottery pool. results have shown that even when you run a lottery type admissions, racial diversity falls considerably when compared to race conscious admissions. kristen: thank you both very much. professor antonio and sonya for your insight today. i appreciate the conversation. in the meantime, we want to take you to that san francisco district attorney news conference about the attack on paul pelosi. >> we are praying for a speedy recovery on his part. i want to start by thanking the san francisco

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avenues. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, university confirms none of the victims are students as the night was winding down with a late night snack at a berkeley pizza parlor. witnesses say the popular area telegraph and grand avenues for college students was shut down just after one 30 saturday morning surrounded by police and littered with evidence markers. crime scene tape. >> and cars pierced with bullet kind day and you gunshots like down the street from where you say a fight broke out hot spot, and more people wounded, all believed to be young men. uc berkeley says none are students, but one of them eventually died at a hospital. i mean, the whole street, it was this crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere. >> you know, i was freaking out. i called the home and i was like what is happening? witnesses say a car sped off immediately after the shooting and the suspects are still at large. i was you know, about me back to the las vegas incident that happened. and then whenever people hear gunshots, we just. >> you know, we're not sure what to do. and we ran to the restroom. just

the university said the shooting happened during a fight in the area of telegraph avenue.they say no students were involved, and there is no connection to the campus. people nearby described the scene. >> the whole street was crazy. everyone was everywhere. i was freaking out, i called my homie like, what is happening? >> we heard something i thought was fireworks, but it was not. it was gunshots, it was eight rounds. we ran inside taco bell, we weren't sure what was going on. karina: as of now, no arrests have been made. the shooting in oakland left a person dead and another injured. it happened friday night near 40 5th avenue. one man died, second was hurt it is expected to survive. it is the 102nd homicide of the year, this is the third straight year oakland has seen at least 100 homicides. oakland police are looking for a missing 14-year-old girl, this is a picture. her name is ingrid fernandez, she was last seen friday morning around 10:00 on olive street and 90 2nd avenue. she was wearing a red and black shirt and blue jeans. police say she is at risk because of her

avenues for that. cat: every friday, members of the university of california berkeley disability lab meet to discuss theirts. >> fluid and respoive way. >> you made this in one week? cat: lab members amaan jogia-sattar and anthony zhou are working on a new device. >> so if you give it a nice breath, then the co2 value goes up. cat: it can measure conditions like air quality and light levels in u.c. berkeley classrooms. things people with various disabilities, including autism, can be sensitive to. >> so a lot of times, things like light, sound, smell. we don't always notice them in our daily lives, but they can be quite harmful to other people. so it's just a way to quantify those things. and make recommendations to the university based off of those measurements. cat: they hope to share the data they gather with university officials and make an app people can use to navigate or change classrooms. >> this is really something that would have the potential to validate students' concerns about like lighting conditions. they would be able to see that, oh, maybe something that i'm experiencing, there's data to

the university says the shooting happened during a fight in the area of durant and telegraph avenue less than two blocks from campus. they say no cal students were involved and there's no connection to the campus people nearby describe the scene the whole streets. it was just crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere, you know, i was freaking out. i called my homie. i was like what is happening? we heard something that i felt was fireworks, but it wasn't it was gunshots and it was eight rounds and we were ran inside taco bell because we just wanted to we were not what's going on. as of now no rests have been made a shooting in oakland left a person dead and another injured had happened friday night near bancroft and 45th avenue police. say one man died a second was heard and is expected to survive. it's the 102nd homicide of the year. this is the third straight year oakland has seen at least 100 homicides oakland police are looking for a missing 14 year old girl. her name is ingrid fernandez. she was last seen friday morning around 10 o'clock on all of street and 92nd avenue. she was we

mariupol metalurgiv avenue 117, on the eighth floor lived here zhanna melashchenko , an 84-year-old teacher of german language and ukrainian linguistics at the priazov technical universitythroughout mariupol . i can't even imagine the lord's day that she passed. she was a diary, like all residents of mariupol. with a full-scale invasion, zhanna mykolayivna becomes a hostage of russian troops who methodically destroyed the city, we wake up to the fact that the whole house is shaking like this, on february 28, the connection disappears and zhanna mykolayivna can no longer call daughter in kyiv, from this day the fight for survival begins, a woman collects snow, melts it to have water every time she goes outside - this is a risk, and on march 10, in the entrance, when she climbs to her eighth floor, a rocket hit between the second and fourth floors, i lie down and say well, that's all, blood flows from me on the broken steps, she crawls to the apartment, bandages the wounds and lies down in the bath. three days later, a neighbor gets to her and calls to the basement. an injured and exhausted woman leaves her home. i went out myself of the last hope, when leaving the entran

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avenue last night. police say the suspect is still at large. no word on a motive at this time. >> san jose state university honoring camden wright and camden mcwright before tonight's game. the right was hit and killed by a bus while riding a scooter last week. he was a freshman on the san jose state football team. right plan to major in communications and to become a tv sports analyst. he was just 18 years old. >> a 73 year-old man suspected of hiring someone to kill his girlfriend. hanging himself in santa rita jail less than 24 hours after his arrest nelson, was accused of orchestrating the shooting of girlfriend lily shu. she was a dentist and was killed in chinatown back in august. police say they're unsure if the couple's relationship ended before the killing, but they do say the crime was not one motivated by race, but by greed. authorities say they believe she applauded with the help of another man. 33 basin of stockton. that's the man police say pulled the trigger in what they describe as a twisted plot for financial gain. >> drive esta shun. what we uncovered. substantial evidence supporting the

university confirms none of the victims are students. >> as the night was winding down with a late night snack at a berkeley pizza parlor. witnesses say the popular area telegraph and grand avenues for college students was shut down just after one 30 saturday morning surrounded by police and littered with evidence markers. crime scene tape and cars pierced with bullet point. it's kind of day and you gunshots like down the street from where you say a fight broke out. 2 byard and more people wounded, all believed to be young men. uc berkeley says none are students, but one of them eventually died at a i mean, the whole street, it was this crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere. >> you know, i was freaking out. i called the home and i was like what is happening? witnesses say a car sped off immediately after the shooting and the suspects are still at large. i was you know, called me back to the las vegas incident that happened. and then whenever people hear gunshots, we just. >> you know, we're not sure what to do. and we ran to the restroom. just people are letting us in is actually insane because we always get warmies or emails like about and newsletters about like violent in

university confirms none of the victims are students a late night out for a slice and berkeley disrupted by a flurry of gunfire. it's pretty wild. crime scene tape encompassing telegraph and durant avenues near the south side of uc berkeley. i take this to like every day to class, like, you know, like the often so for it to happen right here, i honestly like i love, you know >> clea police say a fight broke out just after one 30 saturday morning, which led to shots fired and 4 people wounded, all believed to be young men. uc berkeley says none are students, but one of them eventually died at a hospital. we >> something that i thought was fireworks, but it was and it was gunshots. and there was a browns and we don't run inside taco bell witnesses at a busy pizza parlor described chaos immediately after the suspect sped off in a car. >> groups of people tended to the injured victims. his body was like it's like a crawling position. and you are he was like on the ground face face in the ground and people are crowding around him checking up on of the area was shut down through the early morning as homicide detectives collected evidence some cars pierced by bullets towed away, including jake

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university of san francisco. she has dedicated herself, continuing that tradition and fight against displacement in advocating for housing for all san franciscans. during college, johntell began her avenueat see through volunteering internship on the board of supervisors and volunteering for ballot measures advancing housing rights for san franciscan and after college, she join the filipino heritage district where she advanced community stabilization through her creation of the cultural history, housing and economic you can sustainability strategies report for sel -- filipino. she wrote 15 articles including two top stories as a freelance reporter for 48 hills and combining two of her passion, writing and community activism, johntell is the community organizer and staff writer for people power media. a power people media, she facilitates the race and equity in all planning coalition where she oversees nearly 40 grassroots organizations to advance racial and racial equity in city planning. i'm grateful for her tenacity and dedication to our community and i'm on toed to present her with this accommodation but before i do, i want to say just a quick few words because i think that we should

street near lundy and sajak avenues. 28, that number ties the city's highest ever number of pedestrian deaths. >>> stanford students are demanding more action from the university following two rapes in the past three months. hundreds of students rallied at white plaza yesterday. students say sexual assault is an ongoing problem on campus made worse, they say, by a lack of enforcement. organizers say they rarely see punishment when rape is reported. >> we demand that there be sufficient, if not incredible support for survivors and accountability for perpetrators of sexual violence on campus. >> organizers are demanding administrators devote more funding to support prevention programs. no one has been arrested in either rape case this year. it is unclear what ties, if any, the rapist might have to the campus. stanford for its part sent us a statement saying in part sexual violence is a very challenging issue that we and all universities have been working aggressively to address. our programs continue to evolve to meet the needs of our community, and we welcome the community's continuing input. >>> many people have covid fatigue, but the virus isn't going away. e