rob roth, ktvu fox two news. the video conferencing platform. zoom may soon show adds to some users, the company says basic users may see ads while using the platform. initially zoom says, as will be ruled out only on the browser page that users see when they end their meeting. the ads will only be shown to people who do not pay for zoom if they join meetings that are also hosted by other free basic users. it's unclear how many people use the service for free. but during the company's last earnings call, the cfo said. free calls, make up to 30% of minutes or make up 30% of minutes on the platform. this is not the first step usd rodeo with deficit frustration as the san francisco unified school district deals with a massive budget deficit that cuts the district is now considering up next also had people's park in berkeley could soon be on the national register of historic places. but that likely won't stop a controversial building from going up in the park. no, we are tracking more rain drops in the bay area for tomorrow night into thursday morni

perhaps the answer is now on the horizon, mike rob roth, their in the newsroom, rob. thank you. defense calls. travis mcmichael. and with that the man who fired the shot that killed ahmad are very took the stand to tell his side of the story. defendant travis mcmichael was the first person called to the stand as defense attorneys opened their case. they also requested a mistrial. box news anna iliopoulos has more now on the request and why the defendant said he shot in self defense. defense attorneys for three men charged in the killing of ahmad are very began making their case today. greg mcmichael, his son, travis, and neighbor william bryan are accused of chasing are very down. the three men say they suspected are very of robbery, and we're trying to conduct a citizens arrest defense calls. privacy michael travis, who allegedly shot are very at close range took the stand as the defenses first witness telling the court he wanted to share his side of the story as he's running towards you at this moment. what are you thinking? death. pretty sure that he is going to attack. what

as ktvu rob roth reports. the african american sports and entertainment group wants to bring back football and basketball all while adding affordable housing, hotel and shopping. with the raiders and warriors gone from the oakland coliseum in the a's likely leaving here soon to the question is what will take their places. the oakland city council tuesday selected the african american sports entertainment group to figure that out to negotiate deals to redevelop this city's part of the coliseum complex as a person that grew up in east oakland and grew up right near the coliseum. ah it's a it's a pretty overwhelming feeling, because it's there's it's opportunity to actually take part in revitalizing the community. the group features former oakland city manager robert bob as well as developer, business executives in a sports agent. all with oakland roots, the city and the oakland a's each own half the property. the ayes have said they need money from developing the coliseum to help fund their proposed waterfront b

rob ross spoke with leaders who say their demand is a reparation for past injustices. too many african american people in san francisco this building the fillmore heritage center represents perhaps their last chance to re establish what they say has been lost in the fillmore district. their heritage. this building is a right for us to return and have culture, dozens of african american leaders and residents, among them actor danny glover, who grew up in the city. rallying in front of the heritage center, asking the city to help transfer the empty building to a black run organization, which will use it to promote african american arts and culture. bring some real dialogue. not adjustments, but some real dialogue and some some real reparative justice there. then then we want. there was a time when the fillmore was known as harlem of the west. it was a predominantly black neighborhood during world war two. but after the war came urban renewal, which forced out most of the old residents who could no longer afford to live here, it was not about redevelopment. it was about b

to a non profit organization from that, community leaders told ktvu rob brought the building would help deliver overdue justice. too many african american people in san francisco this building the fillmore heritage center represents perhaps their last chance to re establish what they say has been lost in the fillmore district. their heritage. this building is a right for us to return and have culture, dozens of african american leaders and residents, among them actor danny glover, who grew up in this city. rally need in front of the heritage center, asking the city to help transfer the empty building to a black run organization, which will use it to promote african american arts and culture. bring some real dialogue. not adjustments, but some real dialogue and some some real reparative justice there. then then we want. there was a time when the fillmore was known as harlem of the west. it was a predominantly black neighborhood during world war two. but after the war came urban renewal, which forced out most of the old residents who could no longer afford to live here, it was not about r

julie all right, rob roth reporting live for us tonight. thank you, rob and stay with ktvu. for the latest coronavirus information. we have a special section on our website dedicated to covid-19 updates. you can find everything at ktvu .com. now to oakland, where mayor libby shaft is speaking out today about another of violent weekend in her city, brazen daylight robberies and then also the shooting death of that security guard for a news crew. all of it has the mayor talking about plans to try to submit a revised police hiring plan to the city council. and that could mean another police academy and more officers on the streets are crime reporter henry lee is here now, with the very latest on this proposal, henry. we'll have the thanksgiving weekend in oakland brought more bloodshed to city streets, and the mayor and other officials are saying once again, the violence is an acceptable and that there needs to be some increased police staffing. we have taken an unprecedented number of guns off the streets, but clearly that is not enough. oakland mayor libby schaaf says she's h

but then you must factor in inflation, which robs workers of purchasing power. even if your wages may be increasing by two, or 3% of the inflation at 6.2% you're not doing better. in fac, it's fair to call inflation a wage cutter. and the fact that millions of people are not coming back to work seems due to new cold weather covid fears and a myriad of other longstanding unresolved issues. some. reconsidering careers, some still lingering concerns. the schools have reopened but again in a very fragile manner. and u, childcare has come back, but again by no means how it is so it really differs among workers. add to that workers continue to quit their jobs at record rates. 4.4 million. that's the highest the highest. it's been since tracking began in 2000 and one if companies do not have enough workers, then they can't do or make the things they sell. that itself could eventually lead to layoffs all along the supply chain, further fueling inflatio. if it continues, as it's likely to in the next couple of months, um it will have labor market effects. it can also cau

police three people who were arrested for robbing the nordstrom store in walnut creek earlier this month, are now scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. 30 year old dana dawson, 32 year old joshua underwood and 19 year old rodney robinson are set to be arraigned on charges including robbery, burglary, organized retail theft. conspiracy and receiving stolen property. the three suspects were among dozens of people who stormed that department store on the evening of november. 20th several nordstrom employees were pepper sprayed, punched and kicked. the search continues tonight for dozens of other people who were involved in similar smash and grab break ins across the bay area. recently at least nine people are facing felony charges following those organized thefts that we saw at stores in san francisco's union square, and governor newsom is promising state resources to help local law enforcement. deal with this problem. we need to investigate these crimes. we need to break up these crime rinks, and we need to make an example out of these folks. along with san francisco. there have been simi

california attorney general rob bonta is investigating instagram from a purpose for promoting. the platform despite knowing it can't possibly hurt the mental and physical health of children. instagram is owned by meta plant forming formerly known as facebook. bonta is examining the company's conduct and whether meta violated any laws or put the public at risk. investigators will look to see if the social media company work to keep users engaged despite knowing the harmful consequence. the probe follows revelations that met his own research revealed that using instagram is associated with increased risk of depression eating disorders. and suicide. the fcc today voted to require that phone companies allow people to text 988 for the national suicide prevention lifeline. currently the hotline uses a 10 digit number, which routes calls to crisis centers. phone companies have until july of next year to implement the 988 number for both calling and texting until 988 is implemented for both call and text americans seeking help. should continue to call 1 802 73 talk for help. holiday tr

the next mayor of the great city of oakland shank cow introduced by state attorney general rob bonta, xiang tao took to the stage in west oakland to launch her campaign to become mayor of oakland. i'm a daughter, a refugees. pao said she grew up in poverty in stockton, the seventh of 10 children for a time we lived in public housing. i grew up in a very real fear of not having stable home. the city council member tells me she plans to draw from her life experiences to lead oakland. i know what it means to live paycheck to paycheck. i know what it means to not have a job to escape a really bad domestic violence relationship and being homeless with my baby. living in our car. couchsurfing tao describes herself as bold, persistent and progressive, she says as a single mom, those qualities helped pave the way for a better life. tower attendant merritt college and went on to graduate from uc berkeley. she worked her way up from intern to chief of staff for city council member rebecca kaplan, who is among her supporters. i manage multiple city budgets fought for affordable housing help smal

rob roth what they are thankful for. a picture of hunger in downtown san jose. hundreds of people stood in line wednesday for a hot thanksgiving lunch. it's a meal they didn't take for granted. what would you do today? if it wasn't for this serious condition? probably go steal some food from the stores own because i'm homeless and i need to eat, having a in three days i used to live on the street and i used to dig out of the garbage cans for food. this woman now sleeps in a homeless shelter, she says drug addiction helped lander on the street, but that she's been sober for the past year. it's nice to somebody cares. that makes a lot opening doors, the homeless outreach nonprofit that helped organize today's lunch says there are at least 3000 unsheltered people just in the downtown san jose corridor alone. the homeless population doesn't seem to be going down in city leaders say that pandemic hasn't helped. the numbers are getting worse. i mean, the economic situation is rough for people and some people who were close to that point where they where they were at r

but then you must factor in inflation, which robs workers of purchasing power, even if your wages may be increasing by two, or 3% of the inflation at 6.2% you're not doing better. in fact, it's fair to call inflation a wage cutter. and the fact that millions of people are not coming back to work seems due to new cold weather covid fears and a myriad of other longstanding unresolved issues. some. reconsidering careers, some still lingering concerns. the schools have reopened but again in a very fragile manner. and um, childcare has come back, but again by no means how it is so it really differs among workers. add to that workers continue to quit their jobs at record rates. 4.4 million. that's the highest the highest. it's been since tracking began in 2000 and one if companies do not have enough workers, then they can't do or make the things they sell. that itself could eventually lead to layoffs all along the supply chain, further fueling inflation. if it continues, as it's likely to in the next couple of months um it will have labor market intense. it can also cause employers to more

one of those events took place in downtown san jose, where many homeless people told ktvu rob roth. what they are thankful for. a picture of hunger in downtown san jose. hundreds of people stood in line wednesday for a hot thanksgiving lunch. it's a meal they didn't take for granted. what would you do today? if it wasn't for this a serious probably go steal some food from the stores own because i'm homeless and i need to eat. haven't a in three days i used to live on the street and i used to dig out of the garbage cans for food. this woman now sleeps in a homeless shelter, she says drug addiction helped lander on the street, but that she's been sober for the past year. it's nice to somebody cares. that makes a lot opening doors, the homeless outreach nonprofit that helped organize today's lunch says there are at least 3000 unsheltered people just in the downtown san jose corridor alone . the homeless population doesn't seem to be going down in city leaders say that pandemic hasn't helped. the numbers are getting worse. i mean, the economic situation is rough for people and some peop

rob roth, ktvu fox two news. fire danger in southern california this holiday weekend and tens of thousands of people in the region could lose power during possible public safety power shutoffs. those well known strong dry santa ana winds could force that power shut off for 140,000 customers in southern california. the national weather service says red flag warnings for fire danger will be in effect today through friday afternoon. no such strong winds here at least the oakland you can see the trees behind us. mark tamayo kind of staying still. how about where you are? either garcia. yes, mike and mike and garcia backyard weather we're looking okay, but the light wind right now, but as you go up in elevation say upward, maybe a 5000 ft. we do have the stronger winds in place. maybe approaching 30 miles an hour. so, yes, it is breezy and a few spots. but as far as. over the entire bay area, widespread not talking about the strong winds for us. in fact, we have lots of sunshine and temperatures feeling mild out there

police say a suspect tried to rob that news crew in the middle of the day, the injured security guard as a former police officer. he's expected to survive. critics say california soft on crime approach is leaning to the surgeon organized retail crime, though san francisco's progressive dea says this rampant violence won't be tolerated in los angeles, this high end shopping mall is now installing what they call custom fabricated barriers to prevent the kind of robbery they experienced monday night went around 20 people smashed a window. at the north from store and stole clothing. at this point, law enforcement is looking for dozens of people tied to these robberies, with no sign of the surgeon organized retail crime slowing down here in california in los angeles, christina coleman fox news. tonight police continue to look for those four men wanted in connection with that robbery at the apple store in santa rosa at the apple store there at the santa rosa plaza. witnesses say that these were between the ages of 14 and 18, wearing mostly black clothing with masks covering their faces. if

plate was entered today for san francisco police sergeant accused of trying to rob a pharmacy in san mateo sergeant david cole appeared virtually for his arraignment because he's had a detox treatment center. his attorney entered a not guilty plea. coal is accused of trying to steal painkillers from a rite aid store, and investigators say he had a loaded gun and resisted arrest. he's on unpaid leave from the department right now. preliminary hearing in this case is set for february 7th. the search for a folio teenager is over, and a statewide amber alert has been canceled after the girl was found safe earlier today, authorities now say what appeared to be an abduction was actually a prank. santa rosa. police believe the girl was kidnapped after surveillance video showed a man forcing her into a van outside a gas station yesterday, but the amber alert was called off this morning when the girl was found safe at her house. oklahoma's governor commuted the death sentence for julius jones just four hours before his scheduled execution this afternoon. protests at the state capital as you c

anyone with information should put in a call to antioch police three people who were arrested for robbing the nordstrom store in walnut creek earlier this month, are now scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. 30 year old dana dawson, 32 year old joshua underwood and 19 year old rodney robinson are set to be arraigned on charges including robbery. burglary organized retail theft , conspiracy and receiving stolen property. the three suspects were among dozens of people who stormed the department store on the evening of november. 20th police say several nordstrom employees were pepper sprayed, punched and kicked. the search continues tonight for dozens of other people who were involved in similar smash and grab break ins around the bay area. recently at least nine people are facing felony charges following organized thefts at stores in san francisco's union square. governor. newsom has promised state resources to help local law enforcement officers deal with this problem. we need to investigate these crimes. we need to break up these crime rings. and we need to make an example out of these f

state attorney general rob bonta provided the opening remarks and, he says about 70% of college students nationwide will graduate this summer with student loan debt. we can do better. we must do better. we must ensure every person has the opportunity to get ahead without having to choose whether to pay rent or pay their student loan debt. this is a crisis. attorney general bonta says the state is working a crackdown on student loan services that have been found to engage in false advertising and unlawful business practices. two men convicted of assassinating civil rights leader malcolm x in 1965 are expected to be exonerated tomorrow in new york. the decision is the result of a 22 month long investigation that looked into allegations that the fbi and nypd withheld evidence that could've cleared them. the current manhattan district attorney apologized, saying the men should have never been put on trial. both men were released from prison in the mid 19 eighties, and one of them died in 2000 and nine a area nonprofit looking for help ahead of the holidays. how you can help get bikes to doze

katie is rob ross spoke with leaders who say their demand is a reparation for past injustices. too many african american people in san francisco this building the fillmore heritage center represents perhaps their last chance to re establish what they say has been lost in the fillmore district. their heritage. this building is a right for us to return and have culture. dozens of african american leaders and residents, among them actor danny glover, who grew up in the city. rally near the front of the heritage center, asking the city to help transfer the empty building to a black run organization, which will use it to promote african american arts and culture. bring some real dialogue. not adjustments, but some real dialogue and some some real reparative justice there. then then we want. there was a time when the fillmore was known as harlem of the west. it was a predominantly black neighborhood during world war two. but after the war came urban renewal, which forced out most of the old residents who could no longer afford to live here, it was not about redevelopment. it was abou

and help out the homeless in san jose rob roth, ktvu fox two new. last night, i talked to some folks up around lake tahoe. they're making snow at the ski resorts step in making much because it's been too warm. but this morning up in truckee, it was down 12 13 14 degrees, so it was very, very cold morning and for us to i mean. 33 ruin our park. that's just a degree above freezing. 37 mill valley. we had frost. in a lot of places. we'll see a frost advisory for some again tomorrow and we're going to be dry continued. right through the bay area weakened, so we know that that's off the table. no rain, but the overnight lows will be cold pretty much right through the holiday, and then the fog will show up should start to show up at some point in that central valley. right now, it's not an issue and it won't be much of an issue tomorrow, but i think it'll start stacking up. there's patches of it. it's just not a lot of it. so those were the overnight lows. there's the beautiful. skyline of san francisco. that's stunning if you're not looking at your tv, u

rob roth, ktvu fox two news. i know. at six tonight, police in san leandro arrested a 12 and a 13 year old over the weekend in connection with an armed carjacking. police say that officers spotted that stolen car yesterday. you're the walmart on his sperry in boulevard. officers then established a perimeter around the property and arrested the suspects as soon as they came out of that store. police say the two were among four people who a pizza delivery man on lexington avenue near pontiac street on friday night. scott peterson has new surroundings in san mateo county tonight, coming up why he got moved from san quentin's death row. and the u. s. supreme court gets a request from prosecutors involved in bill cosby's sexual assault case. and a beautiful day today. last couple there's been great. it's going to continue that way. warm and dry back into the seventies, coming up with the five day i'll see you back here. hand side shows taking over more streets and some san francisco neighborhoods coming up why neighbors fear

attorney general rob bonta announced the settlement this morning. he say. throughout the pandemic, amazon left its employees in the dark about the prevalence of covid-19 at its warehouses across the state and failed to share legally required information. under the agreement, amazon will change how it notifies workers as well as state and local health agencies about infections and amazon spokeswoman responded to the settlement, saying, we've worked hard from the beginning of the pandemic to keep our employees safe and deliver for our customers. in curing more than $15 billion in costs to date, and we'll keep doing that in the months and years ahead. you attend tonight there is outrage over the placement of a convicted sex offender who served his time a judge ruled today to allow him to reside in a home in a remote area of bonny doon on wild iris lane. ktvu azenith smith joins us now live from the santa cruz mountains after talking with neighbors who say they are disgusted as in it. yes julie. some neighbors are now planning to move out. the offender has no t

and build affordable housing as ktv is, rob roth explains. it's an ambitious goal. with the raiders and warriors gone from the oakland coliseum in the a's likely leaving here soon to the question is what will take their places. the oakland city council tuesday selected the african american sports entertainment group to figure that out to negotiate deals to redevelop this city's part of the coliseum complex as a person that grew up in east oakland and grew up right near the coliseum. ah it's a it's a pretty overwhelming filming because it's there's it's opportunity to actually take part in revitalizing the community. the group features former oakland city manager robert bob as well as developer, business executives in a sports agent. all with oakland roots, the city and the oakland a's each own half the property. the ayes have said they need money from developing the coliseum to help fund their proposed waterfront ballpark. if the a's decided to even stay in oakland, the a's have been really singularly focused on howard. terminal. and i don't think that they really f

rob roth, ktvu fox two news. today the city of los angeles began enforcing its proof of vaccination mandate for various indoor businesses. the program called safe passage, la. launched on november 8th. it requires businesses to verify customers are vaccinated before. it applies to restaurants, bars , gyms, hair and nail salons, entertainment and sports venues . some people say even though they are vaccinated, they do not want to share that information. i wasn't cool with like showing off that i was vaccinated. it was just like a personal decision. um and now you came to have to, you know, like, oh, yeah, i'm back. senator. here's the proof. enforcement starts with a warning, followed by fines from 1000 to $5000, also in southern california. 29 year old man has been arrested in the shooting deaths of his four children and their grandmother. investigators say the children's mother discovered the bodies last night. at the family's home in lancaster, north of los angeles. the young victims were 12 and under and also

in oakland, rob rock, ktvu, fox two news. their bill, huh? oh, yeah, i was. i was looking at the weather and the rain coming down. all right. what are you doing? a tease right here. sure why not? let's do it cheese. when i kind of did it rain that's coming down and how long it's gonna last. all right. we'll see in just a bit as we told you earlier. world leaders are focusing on climate change today. coming up, the experts lay out the cost of the changes in lives and damages. the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier. ever wonder how san francisco became the greenest big city we are ju in america?tarted. just ask the employee owners of recology. we built the recycling system from the ground up, helping san francisco become the first city in the country to have a universal recycling and composting progra

rob roth, ktvu fox two news. the largest camp run into somebody. national park is now closed for repairs and could be shut down until 2025 depending on the weather. this means campers love to find somewhere other than 12 meadows to set up their tents. it will have new restrooms added roads, improved and upgrades to the water and sewer system. similar work will start soon at the bridal veil, creek and crane flat campground. all the work is expected to wrap up by the end of 2023. a decision on monday will determine whether local dungeness crab will be available by thanksgiving. this year, the california department of fish and wildlife will announce whether to allow the opening of the commercial dungeness crab season. it all depends on whether humpback whales are still being seen in large numbers in those prime crab fishing areas to the water's north and south of san francisco. a recent aerial survey spotted 48 humpback whales they can get tangled up in the ropes of commercial crab traps, all right, happening today. macy's union square in san francisc

barricades in front of certain business districts to prevent those cars of people from driving up and robbing retailers. and my colleague henry lee will have more on this story and afternoon newscast and online live in the newsroom. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. all right, ali. thank you still to come here at noon setback for a new san francisco restaurant set to open next month. what we're now learning about the thieves. who broke into that restaurant and why what they did inside is considered so unusual. plus we saw few storms last month. but ever since then it's been mostly dry. we take a look at what it could mean for the economic impact up and down california. not only dry but unseasonably warm once again. temperatures expected to reach 5 to 15 degrees above the seasonal average. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbe

and she said that she had just been robbed at gunpoint and they had taken merlin our dog, nelson says. it happened friday evening around six right in front of bar, modern times beer at the intersection of valdez and 24th street in downtown oakland. it just can't believe that i have been the right outside our apartment, her friend telling police that two men dressed in black from head to toe walked up to her on the street. one allegedly pointed a gun to her face and demanded the dog. meanwhile the other suspect grabbed merlin from the ground. my apartment has a side entrance. um that is gated. so she goes in that side entrance, and that's where it occurs. both suspects then ran down the street before jumping in a car and taking off with merlin nelson says her friend wasn't hurt during the attack and immediately called police just as good as she can be. at least i think she's a little shaken up as well. but i'm glad that she wasn't harness physically. since getting back to the city, nelson says. she's been doing everything she can to find her frenchy merlin, which he discusd called our

police say a suspect tried to rob that news crew in the middle of the day, the injured security guard as a former police officer. he's expected to survive. critics say california soft on crime approach is leaning to the surgeon organized retail crime, though san francisco's progressive dea says this rampant violence won't be tolerated in los angeles, this high end shopping mall is now installing what they call custom fabricated barriers to prevent the kind of robbery they experienced monday night went around 20 people smashed a window. at the north from store and stole clothing. at this point, law enforcement is looking for dozens of people tied to these robberies, with no sign of the surgeon organized retail crime slowing down here in california in los angeles, christina coleman fox news. here in the bay area. police say they have made arrests in a burglary we told you about earlier this week. police say they have arrested two women in connection to a break in at the real real store in downtown palo alto on sunday night, police say 20 year old kiani marie jones from richmond and 21 y

mullen has been endorsed by a number of state politicians, including attorney general rob bonta, state treasurer fiona ma and state senator scott wiener. two other politicians have also put their hat in the ring. san mateo county supervisor david canopy and burlingame city council member anally beach have both announced that they, too, will report run to replace spear. the congresswoman announced last week that she will not seek re election after seven terms representing the district. san francisco has declared a water shortage emergency. the san francisco public utilities commission unanimously approved that measure today. the declaration means the utility is asking its 2.7 million customers to cut back water usage by 10% immediately. the utility says the water shortage emergency triggers a temporary drought surcharge for customers of up to 5% of their bill. the state is still asking most californians to reduce water use by 15. and we are tracking that holiday weather thursdays just around the corner thanksgiving and we've got that to talk about. plus the weekend forecast, which is a

but then you must factor in inflation, which robs workers of purchasing power, even if your wages may be increasing by two, or 3% of the inflation at 6.2% you're not doing better. in fact, it's fair to call inflation a wage cutter. and the fact that millions of people are not coming back to work seems due to new cold weather covid fears and a myriad of other longstanding unresolved issues. some. reconsidering careers, some still lingering concerns. the schools have reopened but again in a very fragile manner. and, um, childcare has come back but again. by no means how it is, so it really differs among workers add to that workers continue to quit their jobs at record rates. 4.4 million. that's the highest the highest. it's been since tracking began in 2000 and one if companies do not have enough workers, then they can't do or make the things they sell. that itself could eventually lead to layoffs all along the supply chain, further fueling inflation. if it continues, as it's likely to in the next couple of months. um it will have labor market intense. it can also cause employers to mor

january 1st or july 1st state attorney general rob bonta today announced a settlement in a judgment against amazon. attorney general banta made the announcement this morning outside an amazon facility in san francisco's potrero hill potrero neighborhood. he says. throughout the pandemic, amazon left its employees in the dark about the prevalence of covid at its warehouses across the state and failed to share legally required information. amazon has agreed with the judgment which ponta filed today in court. amazon's practices lead to workers not knowing if they had been potentially exposed to 20 or even 200 cases of covid-19. this left many workers understandably terrified and powerless to make informed decisions to protect themselves and to protect their loved ones. under the judgment agreement, amazon will change how it notifies workers and state and local health agencies about infections. it will also submit to monitoring and pay $500,000 to the state. kaiser permanente has now reached a tentative agreement with this pharmacists all across northern california. the pharmacists were plannin

the oakland based dispensary shop blunts and more shared video of their stargate store getting robbed. the surveillance video shows a break in that happened early sunday morning, nearly a dozen burglars smashed display cases before taking off with armfuls of goods. the owner of the shop tells ktvu crime reporter henry lee quote. i'm tired of people in the community being put in danger by people from the community and quote the oakland chief of police says he plans to meet with cannabis businesses tomorrow to discuss steps that they can take to improve security. the violent weekend in the city of oakland did include a homicide, a deadly shooting by police and mayhem by roving groups of these as ktvu crime reporter henry lee reports, the police chief called the crimes the gunfire, all of it unacceptable. this is surveillance video sped up, showing a group of robbers invading wellspring pharmacy on piedmont avenue in oakland stealing medication and happened saturday night during a busy and violent weekend, this city had to deal with overwhelming violence in this community over the weeken

his rob roth tells us the cost of the food being given away has really skyrocketed. at the elementary county food bank monday. the line of cars never seem to get any shorter. hundreds of cars lined up for thanksgiving chickens easier to get right now, then turkey's so people who otherwise might not be able to enjoy the holiday with their families and feel happy because that way i can. can feel again. the tense keep it. because the last year and have anything many people here in need of food told us their biggest financial challenges, keeping a roof over their heads in such a high cost of living area when in. too expensive and that's why it's happened once