so who is daniel webster? i mean, when i first started writing this book, people asked me, is he the guy who wrote the dictionary or is he the one with the coonskin cap? and he's neither of those people are. although noah webster was a distant relative of daniel webster's and they lived at the same time and they knew each other in new england. but daniel webster was, first of all, the most famous advocate before the supreme court in his day, he he probably won more cases before the supreme court than anyone before, since he argued about 150 cases before the supreme court while he was a senator. some of the most important decisions of the john marshall court were were cases that were argued by john by daniel webster and daniel webster clearly had an impact on what the court wrote because a lot of john marshall's opinions, he lifted the language from webster's briefs. so, for example, mcculloch versus maryland, the case about the establishment of a national bank, that was that was that was webster's words that g

ilyon woo: daniel webster is an interesting character.ne of the ones i can't say i enjoyed getting to know in this process, he is a difficult person to know. but he's somebody who is known for his powerful and stirring beautiful words about liberty. he was a leader through so many different kinds of compromises in our nation. he was able to work across party lines, but in the end he was secretary of state. he is in the senate, he does not actually get to vote for the fugitive slave act, but he does speak for it. he becomes the voice of the north that changes the tide and as one historian has put it when it daniel webster gets up to say that the north has to support the south on the fugitive slave act and the compromise must be passed. that is the point in which civil war is averted for the time being. so this is a man who embodies so many different contradictions personally as well and i go into that in the book. there's actually scandalous things that he experiences personally, he is balancing all of this within his own life. and then he

that's sara webster, to the attorney generals office for violating a state law preventing people fromt sarah webster, the woman that filed a complaint, accepted water from the same volunteers that she claims scared her, as she cast her ballot. joining us now, demetrius young, a city commissioner in albany, georgia, and was one of the volunteers named in that complaint. also with us is cliff all right, cofounder and executive director of the black voters matter fund. they both attended the election board hearing earlier this month. thank you both very much for coming to hear her. this woman tried to get you all criminally charged, and she wind up with a criminal referral of her own. help us understand what the last two years have been like for you, when you've been in legal jeopardy over a complaint that we now know has no merit to it? >> jonathan, it was just nothing short of an absolute cloud over our heads. something that we really has been kind of stressed about, let me make clear that this was a community effort. we were partnering with black voters matter, but we hadn't intended

so, the top magistrate, duncan webster, told his colleagues last month that it would be irrational toenergy companies under oath and when he was answering a question about what had changed since the days when such applications were scrutinised more carefully, very carefully, mr webster said the old advice had not necessarily kept up with energy companies' procedures and were now in a way disproportionate. it's also important to say that almost all of these claims are actually made through computerised systems. sometimes authorised over telephone calls and up to 1000 claims can be processed with warrants then giving legal powers of access to properties and they can be issued in a matter of minutes. energy companies pay a fee per case which helps to fund the court system. what's been the reaction to all of this? well, some legal experts that we've been speaking to said that the advice showed that the magistrates had no safeguarding role in the process and that is a concern, campaigners say, because it suggests that energy companies, their systems, are not correctly identifying those vul

i said i started with noah webster's and i was astounded. well, as it turns out, there was never any mention of the abolitionist movement in any of these books before the civil war. i think there were, if i recall, specific abolitionist george thompson, english abolitionist, and he was the example of how britain was interfering in the united states, trying to take over the american government to, in their plot and their plot to destroy slavery. okay. and john brown, the textbooks dismissed as insane. there was no discussion of any abolitionist movement. the textbooks all formed a model european colony explorer, european colonization, the american revolution constitution forming. and then successive presidential administration until. the day of the publication of the book. that's it. that's the way they perceived history. history didn't exist outside of the political system. so, you know, you learned about henry clay, john calhoun, webster. that's it. that was the linear development. so the anti-slavery movement, which of course, they all kne

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good morning to you, good morning, everyone i'm ashley webster indeed in today for stuary varney.. what a game. i'm tired this morning and i stuck with it the whole way. how could you not.

i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney.e a look at markets and a little mixed and the dow just slightly higher while the s&p essentially flat and the nasdaq down three quarters of a percent. take a look at big tech names and talking about nasdaq that could snap its five week winning streak the way things are looking. alphabet moving higher by about half a percent but apple, microsoft, amazon, and meta all moving lower and meta down one-third percent. the treasury yield and up 5.2 basis points at 3.71%. we've watched that yield on the ten year steadily go higher throughout the morning session. governor of arkansas sarah huckabee sanders clapping back to president biden. while governor sanders touts public safety, arkansas has one of the highest murder rates in the nation. well sanders responded on hannity last night. take a listen to this. >> you know, i learn add long time ago, sean, the if the left is attacking you, you're probably doing something right so i think it only further validates the actions we've taken over the

sally webster flew down the one mile long zipline with her daughter reaching speeds of 100 miles per she says she was nervous at first but excited. she soared 500 feet above the ground in wales. she says the experience was a wish come true and she would do it again. she looks like she is thinking let me just make it through here. reggie: that is an amazing zipline. i believe -- i wish she was giving us more drama, more excitement. kumasi: she was trying to just make it. reggie: do you think she is going to another place in her head? is it like when you will of the pterodactyl? kumasi: yes. if i make it through, i will never do this again. reggie: when i am 80 five, can we go on the pterodactyl together? kumasi: absolutely not. i just talked about it last week and it is too soon. reggie: it is my favorite kumasi story. it is extremely steep and more like a swing than a zipline so they just drop you. kumasi: they put you in this thing and then tilt you ever so slowly like this and then the bottom drops out and you go loose -- whoosh and swing canyon type of thing. and you are light, i

i'm ashley webster in today for stuart varney. well, yes, the latest read on inflation coming in at 6.4% year-over-year and 5.6% higher for the core cpi year-over-year. now, the futures initially turned negative after that report, then we saw a quick rally, and now, well, as you can see, they are flat. a little bit of everything. the dow and the s&p slightly higher, we'll just call it flat across the board, nasdaq down just a little bit. now to the news, we're learning more now about that train crash in ohio. turns out there were more toxic chemicals on that train than originally thought. so where is transportation the secretary the pete buttigieg? well, so far he's just tweeted about it, but he is focusing, apparently, on white construction workers taking jobs from communities of color. we'll get into that. the white house still staying tight-lipped about three objects shot out of the sky over weekend. they will say, however, that they cannot rule out that the unidentified flying objects were not conducting surveillance. the very

good morning to you, good morning, everyone i'm ashley webster indeed in today for stuary varney. let's get right to it. what a game. i'm tired this morning and i stuck with it the whole way. how could you not. the kansas city chiefs celebrat ing a big super bowl victory after defeating the philadelphia eagles. quarterback patrick mahomes coming up clutch in the comeback what a game that was. now, to more serious news. the white house says another object has been shot down. this time near lake huron in the great lakes region. it's the fourth object to be shot down in a little over a week. what's going on? americans are concerned about this , so do we need to hear from our commander-in-chief? congressman mike waltz says absolutely we do and he'll be here to make his case. senate majority leader chuck schumer says we need to look into banning tiktok across the country. tommy harry reed en will be here to talk about that and let's take a look at the markets as we kickoff another busy week. rather flat stock futures showing very little in the pre market, the dow and s&p essentially fl

so they had to use the webster tunnel and another means just to go in and out of alameda bart, they were impacted as well. the bart extension at the coliseum to open airport. that was shut down as well. fortunately, the bulk of the power was restored. 54,000 people at its height. but let me show you a map of what you're facing this morning. france italy worked throughout the night and they got most of the power restored. and last year parts of this map here, we're talking about 8500 people that were in the dark throughout the overnight hours and possibly still without power this morning, we're constantly reaching out to pga need to give us an update. but they did say they're working as fast as they possibly can to get all power restored. why that transformer blew? well, that's still part of the investigation. guys. the good part is now you have the garden variety long look at the checkpoint because you just want to get onto your flight back to you. i do like how they keep the greenery up there. everybody calm while there. yeah. in line with those long looks thank you. we'll everybody's l

i'm ashley webster in today for stuart varney. elon musk is looking to the appoint a new ceo of twitter by 20 the 23, so get your resumÉ ready. and you know what? tesla shareholders have on the happy with that news. and we're also learning musk donates nearly $2 million worth of tesla stock to charity last year. and the white house says tesla has agreed to the make at least 7,500 of its publicly-accessible chargers in the u.s. available for use by any compatible ev by the end of 2024. that's all of tesla we know of so far. meantime the, the people in the town of east palestine, ohio, where the train the filled with chemicals derailed, they're filling sick, getting rashes, saddled with migraines while animals are dropping dead. yet we're being told and they're being toldst the safe to return home. we're going to the talk about that with a doctor and ask him whether we're facing real risks in pal student the, ohio. -- palestine, ohio. the president naming new economic advisers, former federal reserve vice chair lael brainard is bein

ashley webster on all of that. hey, ashley. >> sounds like the irs, doesn't it?the perfect solution for some. there are tax implications though. it can be complicated especially if you moved around a lot. if you work from home in a state other than your employer's home state, well the employer could face tax penalties as you if you haven't told the irs about the new address. best advice, talk to the employer, so both avoid any unexpected tax penalties. one of the biggest questions for remote workers whether they can deduct work from home expenses. the simple answer in no. employees can no longer take deductions for home expenses. only self-employed people can do. you may oh taxes in the state you worked even if you were there for only 24 hours. listen. >> even if you worked there one day, you have a filing requirement. you may know next to nothing. they're probably not coming after you if you owe next to nothing. you have a obligation in 24 states after a single day in the state. >> if you qualify for taxes in more than one state, don't panic if you're worried ab

i'm captain obvious and also ashley webster in today for stuary varney. now to this , we're learning more about the chinese spy flight that had tools to collect u.s. intelligence but president biden says well it was not "a major breach of our national security." okay, we're going to take that one. let's take a look at the markets as we close out the week. its been a tough week for the markets. in fact they are looking to be on track to end the week with losses all three of the major exchanges and we look like we are down in the pre-market modestly so but as you can see the nasdaq down nearly 100 points. let's take a look at the 10-year treasury yield as that rises, it hits those big growth stocks especially in the nasdaq harder and you can see the 10-year treasury up again at 3.6% and let's take a quick look at bitcoin if we can. see what bitcoin is doing on this friday, and do we have it? we do. it's down 128 bucks, 21, 776. all right, now this. its been a rough start to the day for lyft after a dismal earnings report. dan ives says they've got major cra

just senselessly took his life away, was walking out of a restaurant with friends near seven and webster at about 1 20 sunday morning when they were confronted, finished their dinner and they exit the restaurant. they were harassed by not a group of young men. stewart chen, president of the oakland chinatown improvement council, says, nor wong said something in return someone in the other group opened fire. nor one died at a hospital says even though reacting can be instinctive. he urges people to be cautious. if you harass. just move on, keep your head down and give on. do your business and ignore. do not engage. two persons of interest were detained in connection with this homicide. oakland deputy police chief drennan lindsey says investigators are also busy looking into three other shooting deaths on city streets . sin to seem to be isolated incidents where, unfortunately that, um the conflicts. the disputes got out of hand where people have lost their lives. on friday night. three victims were shot and killed in east oakland. within three hours. a man was killed near 72nd internation

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the fourth person was shot sunday on webster. police say they'll be increasing their presence on international. >> nothing that we can say is something for the community to fear, um, they seem to be isolated incidents where unfortunately the conflicts, the disputes got out of and people lost their lives. >> police do not believe the shootings are connected. the department has now opened 17 homicide investigations so far in 2023. that's compared to 16 this time last year. >>> and this all comes as oakland is still grappling with a ransomware attack, though police wouldn't address that today. >>> and across the bay in san francisco, the man charged with blowing up his sunset district home pleaded not guilty today to multiple felony charges. 53-year-old darren price is accused of manufacturing hash oil in his home, leading to this explosion that killed his wife and injured her care taker two weeks ago. >>> also, san francisco police still searching for a popular radio dj who's been missing since thursday. jeffery vandergrift hosts t

just senselessly took his life away, was walking out of a restaurant with friends near seven and webster at about 1 20 sunday morning when they were confronted, finished their dinner and they exit the restaurant. they will harass but not a group of young men. stewart chen, president of the oakland chinatown improvement council, says, nor wong said something in return someone in the other group opened fire. nor one died at a hospital says even though reacting can be instinctive. he urges people to be cautious. if you harass. just move on, keep your head down and keep on. do your business and ignoring do not engage. two persons of interest were detained in connection with this homicide. oakland deputy police chief drennan lindsey says investigators are also busy looking into three other shooting deaths on city streets seem to seem to be isolated incidents where, unfortunately that, um the conflicts. the disputes got out of hand where people have lost their lives. on friday night, three victims were shot and killed in east oakland . within three hours. a man was killed near 72nd internation

this one downtown off webster street. the victim in that case also in critical condition tonight. and then just 15 minutes later, another person was shot and killed on the off-ramp. 5.80, near edwards avenue. all this gun violence, of course, coming after 3 people were shot and killed friday night in oakland. police say investigators are working now to gather more information on all of the shootings. >> on the peninsula, 2 people believed to be connected to a shooting in oakland have been arrested by brisbane police. this happened around 9.30 last night near guadalupe county and carter street. police say one of the suspects tossed the gun out of the car just before they were stopped. the 2 suspects were booked into san mateo county jail on gun and gang-related charges. their identities were not released. today in oakland, the rain didn't stop people from celebrating the six-year of the black joy parade. the free event featuring more than 200 black owned vendors with food drinks, clothing and more. there were 2 stages for performances along with games and what was called the healin

. >>> three people killed on international boulevard and one on webster. >> so nothing we can say is something for the community to fear. there seem to be isolated incidents where unfortunately, the conflicts,s the disputes got out of hand where people have lost their lives. >> and police are asking anybody with information with any video evidence to come forward to help track and convict the killers or those involved in the side shows. but they say their priority right now is violent crime. oakland police have now opened 17 homicide investigations so far this year. that is compared to 16 this time last year. liz? >> ann, thanks so much. >>> today the city of oakland is observing oscar grant day. he was shot and killed by a police officer in the early hours of new year's day. messerly was convicted of manslaughter. oscar grant would have been 37 today. >>> and a popular radio dj, searching for clues after he vanished thursday. he is host on wild 84.9. there has been no trackable activity on his cellphone and no activity on his credit cards. the station says they are working with san

it happened in a parking lot near the wells fargo on webster between 20th and 21st. today, employees of angel cakes confirmed thought the shop owner was the victim. according to the chronicle, the thieves blocked her car and one of them smashed in her passenger-side window and stole something from inside. she tried to chase the thieves down, but got caught in the doorway and then was dragged 50 feet. she is still in the hospital in a medically induced,. so far, no word of any arrest. ana: oakland mayor her plans to tackle sex trafficking. she detailed the cities work with community programs and the police department. >> we are going to be installing diverters, street signs, and similar steps. the environmental designs to make sure that cars can't come in to just sit in the middle of the street. ana: her comments following the i team investigation on allegations of increased solicitation near a school in east oakland. one reason stemmed from construction pushing sex workers toward more residential areas. city officials in the fbi plan to install more street cameras. t

. >> another person is in critical condition shot on webster street near 8.80, around one, 15 sunday morning. just 15 minutes later, a person was shot and killed on the 5.80, off ramp at edwards avenue. gallo says the city needs help. we just need more assistance from the highway patrol. the sheriff's department. >> and night, you know, we just started bringing the fbi back and sued the city of open right now. the oakland police officers association, president barry donelan says the department only has 712 officers. >> shy of the 740 minimum. they need to comfortably operate. >> and they're working without the police chief. but on armstrong was fired by mayor sheng tao earlier this month. >> this site answer to that question is pretty much all of us are used to it. and just for context. and this is we just lost our 10th chief in 10 years. and it does not hamper. hard work and dedication that the officers have amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> knocking out a fiber line in oakland today. comcast posting this picture to their website saying services for some oakland residents and businesses

this happened monday afternoon at the wells fargo on webster street. angel allegedly chased the men down, but caught in the door of the cart was dragged more than 50 feet, hitting her head multiple times. she is now in a medically induced coma at a nearby hospital. pausing police the, the robbers took something out of angel's car, but not her phone, nor her wallet. >> more heartache for the alameda board of supervisors. >>> alameda supervisor richard valle has passed away. gia vang is in oakland with what his death is prompting, and next. >> after 12:30, alameda county supervisor richard valle passed away of prostate cancer. >> did he ever talk to you about that experience? >> on occasions i would call him and ask him how he's doing. >> nate miley on his reflection. and when he would bring that calm collective determination to the table. >> many new valle as a hard worker, but he enlisted as a u.s. army medic serving in vietnam in 1970. he continued his commitment to people until his death. his passing comes after that after wilma chan who was struck a

. >>> the other shooting happened around 1:15 on webster street in the city's chinatown.ed that person to the hospital. they are in critical condition. they follow three other deadly shootings friday night. no arrests have been made. >>> the list of publications pulling the comic strip "dilbert" keeps growing after the creator went on a racist rant. the independent journal did not have time to pull the cartoon from today's edition before it with ent to print but the paper says it will not appear in future editions. "the san francisco chronicle" stopped carrying "dilbert" last october after the strip made jokes about reparations and gay men. hundreds of media outlets across the country have reported they will no longer publish the strip after adam scott maybe inflammatory and racist comments on his youtube channel. >>> now we're on the verge of a turning point, california is ending its covid state of emergency come tuesday. the emergency declaration gave governor newsom power to issue mandates. california was the first state to lock down in march of 2020. i can remember th

and finally on sunday, a man was shot on 7th and webster. >> nothing we can say is something for themunity to fear. incidents where unfortunately the conflicts, the disputes got out of hand where people have lost their lives. >> well police say they will be increasing their presence on international. police don't believe those shootings are connected. >>> santa clara county could make it easier for people to get rid of unwanted guns. they're taking that issue up tomorrow. it's happening at a time where there are more proposals on the table to strengthen gun ownership laws, even though california has some of the strictest in the country. >> reporter: california is known for its sweeping gun laws. no one knows that more than john parkin. he owns and operates coyote point armory in burlingame. >> tacking on these laws any time they move along makes it really tough for people that want to exercise their second amendment right, the ability to know what's legal and what's not legal. >> reporter: when you walk into the store, the law couldn't be more clear. >> i don't know why the law doesn

it left the posey and webster tubes as the only ways in or out of alameda for much of this afternoon's, you can imagine the traffic that folks were dealing with. you can see those cars were piled up, trying to get over the park street bridge earlier today, many businesses had to shut down for the day as they were unable to operate without power. others tried to work through the outage. >> i originally thought i believe the good news because i was mixing what was going on that i for sunday like it's kind of chaotic busier days. most people come here for our softer. so, you know, partners, officer people have been coming and he's about stuck out there. >> shop did close about an hour earlier than usual today. they told us they sold a lot of cold brew other places, especially large chains like whole. maybe starbucks, tj maxx. they weren't open. all alameda trader joe's, though, did set up a generator about an hour ago, which allowed them to reopen even before power was back on. this is a live look there outside the store. looks like things are slowly returning back to normal. there. >> on

will bring in live pictures of what's happening right outside the caltrans building near grand and webster. this is sort of near the northeast corner of lake merritt. the building itself is currently on lockdown with the least a couple of police vehicles in our view right now, keeping people away from the entrance. hp says that police officers are inside sweeping the building. we haven't been told yet exactly what officers are looking for, but still keep this in mind if you have business in or around the caltrans building. obviously the garage doors are closed. we're talking about an area about a block from the lake, and it's right near the cathedral in downtown oakland again on grand avenue. we see more police officers arriving hearing sirens, not sure if that's for this incident or something nearby. obviously, it's right close to downtown oakland, which is a very busy part of the town as we work to get you. more information will note here that caltrans has not tweeted about anything that's going on at headquarters business building, so we're working on learning more, but just keep it in

of pedestrians being hit at 4 intersections in oakland's chinatown, including this one at 8th and webster. hopefully this kind of system to scramble system can be implemented an only in chinatown, but also in many areas, still have a high, you know, pedestrian accidents. i think that would be extremely helpful. >> formal charges from the district attorney are still pending >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> coming up at 5, it has been one year since russia invaded ukraine, killing tens of thousands of people. the message of the ukrainian president has for vladimir putin, a local animal shelter is encouraging more pet adoptions this weekend. >> we'll tell you about the event to try to save. senior dogs are being put down. and after the break, snow shuts down a major highway in southern california. we're live from the break find we'll have a look at the latest conditions. >> some parts of southern california are getting drenched by heavy rain. we know that and the mountains are getting hit with what could be record breaking amounts of snow. interstate 5 over the grapevine remains closed in both

the attack happened on monday afternoon at this wells fargo location on webster street there in oakland. >>> also tonight, the state of the city. even if you don't live in san francisco, what happens in the city impacts so many people across the region. mayor breed promising a reinvention of san francisco. >> san francisco downtown, as we know it, is not coming back. >> the mayor acknowledging that san francisco is facing serious challenges. tech companies are cutting jobs and either downsizing or closing office spaces downtown. it's part of the reason the city is facing a $728 million budget shortfall. other serious challenges, rampant car break-ins, homelessness, and open drug markets in the tenderloin and soma. she says despite all this, the city is making progress. >> we are san franciscans. we're not beholden to past catastrophes. we're not victims of circumstances. we are the captains of our own ship. we are the city that knows how. >> the mayor also laid out her plans to revitalize the economy. here are some of the finer points. she wants to pause tax hikes for companies staying

the 3rd one happened at a home and 67th avenue and the 4th was early sunday morning on webster street. police say 2 other people were also shot over the weekend and are expected to survive another violent weekend in oakland, a total of 17 people killed so far this year. and there were 16 at this time last year. kron four's dan kerman has the latest. on fripay night between 7.45 in midnight. 4 different shootings in east oakland killing 3 and g one. >> 25 hours later early sunday morning, 2 more shooting incidents, one person dead, another wounded and authorities believe they are all unrelated. we don't have any linkages in terms of >> types of crimes that we're seeing. you you know, various disputes at a news conference monday. opd is deputy chief also said there appears to be no gang connection in any of the shootings. people have been detained in 2 of the incidents and police are on the lookout for the others are just say to the to the citizens of this community, which includes myself we will continue to work hard to help with crime fighting, you know, so that means if you have any

police say angel was robbed and attacked around 12 30 monday afternoon behind the wells fargo bank on webster street. officers found angel suffering from injuries and rushed her to the hospital. you know, we're obviously hopeful there's a >> 9, 0 number chance that sheen. >> we'll survive. oakland police say the investigation is ongoing. no arrests have been made. angels friends say that's not what she would want. everyone to focus on. they want to focus on who angel is as a person and the community. she has built and has been such a pillar love and support and a person that brings so many people together in oakland and has been running just like such a powerful, small business and he's just an incredible human. her fiance is grateful for all the support that has flooded in, which has been so many people showed up. >> a lot chan. molly has a message for everyone at home. remember >> stay close to the people that you love because you can always be the last day. >> there is a gofundme page that has been posted in its already surpassed the goal of $50,000. that will go towards hospital costs and

thursday. 3 days after suffering a critical brain injury after she was robbed behind the wells fargo on webster street in oakland. the last several days have >> heart-wrenching moving from a place of going through waves hope and grief and that still remains. so there's a lot ahead for of course, and the whole community that all of the communities that and that touched pete, why would he was one of gen angels, close friends. i was with 10 on sunday the day before the incident and she has always was a vibrant and engaging in deeply present with me in actively building community around as she did. and every element of her life after starting a cupcake business out of her home in 2008 angel opened angel cakes in 2016 and 5th street in oakland. she's to yourself as the cupcake but she's so much more now than everything that she did was with the intent of i'm building a world where everyone had dignity the resources they need joint truly access to joy and in a lot of ways, that's what led her to baking cupcakes. in addition to baking friends say angel was active against or police violence and justice

a 44 year old man was shot and killed on webster and seventh in oakland's chinatown around 1 20 this morning. five others between the ages of 25 54 were wounded in four separate shootings between the hours of 10 last night and three this morning. no arrest has been made of fatal shooting was oakland's fourth homicide. this year, another homicide in oakland occurred on a freeway off ramp. the chp s as a woman was found fatally shot on the 5 80. edwards avenue exit that was around 1 30 this morning. there is no word of any rest. in that case you arson investigations is underway in alameda. ktvu is elissa harrington reports that police officers want the public to report suspicious activity after calls to six small fires in just the past couple of weeks at franklin park in alameda, a door to the rec center is covered with a piece of particle board after police say a small fire was set by the entrance, causing the glass to crack. part of the side door was also charged. alameda police chief mission, joshi said these incidents happened a few days apart. in the first incident, a pile of clot

the posey and webster twos as the only weighs in around alameda for much of the afternoon. you can see cars piled up trying to get over that part street bridge. many businesses at a shutdown for the days they were unable to operate without power. others even tried to work through that outage. >> i originally thought i believe the good news because i was mixing what was going on that i for sunday like it's kind of chaotic busier days. most people come here for our softer so no partners. officer, people have been coming and he's about start out there. >> the coffee shops closed about an hour earlier than usual yesterday. they told us they sold a lot of cold brew, other places, especially large chains like old navy starbucks, tj maxx. we're not open at all. supermarkets like safely trader joe's, they were able to reopen after power was restored. well, so yesterday morning, a large fire in san leandro since smoke into the sky. that could be seen for miles and miles. fire officials say an abandoned building caught fire as crawford. justin campbell explains. it's not the first fi