to just build on that mavericks owner mark cuban after the game, said he intends to protest a controversial call that led to an uncontested dunk for warrior center kevon looney in the third quarter. the ncaa men's basketball tournament returns today for the sweet 16. the games will be played at new york's madison square garden and t mobile arena in las vegas. that's where you will take on gonzaga in the western regional semifinals. there are no bay area teams left in the tournament or the nightie. hostage situation ended with the suspect dead in the south bay will give you details of the incident and what led to police killing the suspect. plus interstate 5 80 closed because of storm damage for live from the scene with the latest on the cleanup effort. people who die from a lightning strike. it's a one in a million. now that we're in the clear from that storm system that past we are now

seeing the damage left behind. we hear from one family mourning the loss of a family member who was killed by a falling tree. live from chat london square. this morning's on two i'm not. well, good morning. today's thursday march 23rd. we're looking alive at part of san francisco here, part of the little stretch right before you go into the mouth of the golden gate and the national parks a little bit of cloudy weather. it's going to be kind of cold today. steve was saying that you should have a jacket with you because the temperatures maybe down a little bit so we are going to be okay. no rain today definitely colder and it's going to get colder over the weekend, so i know steve says the weather's and settled. it's changing. it's kind of like the stock market lately, right? it's just today. taking what we have right now. get some get some time outside. definitely good for you. alright well, new this morning a man who police say

held three people hostage last night in san jose is dead after being shot by police. ktvu zac sos is outside the apartment building where this all happened, zack, what can you tell us? well that section of the apartment building where this all happened here in boyton avenue, still taped off as the investigation continues an apartment in the complex the sight of what police described as a hostage situation that ended as you mentioned with police shooting and killing the suspect. for much of the morning investigators coming and going from a corner apartment in the complex with several boxes and bags of evidence that same apartment as a glass sliding door that you can see from the sidewalk completely shattered video from last night showing a large police presence at the complex just west of downtown san jose, around a mile from boyton high school. police say the suspect was armed with a machete, and he barricaded himself inside with an adult and two children. police spending

several hours last night trying to talk that suspect down but around 11 pm, investigators say shots were fired by at least one officer responding to the situation hitting the alleged hostage taker, a woman outside the building who didn't want her face to appear on camera identifying herself as the suspect's cousin says. he called her just before all of this happened. just say come get the dog because i'm in trouble and they're gonna take me. um well, i feel in shock because i didn't think you will be doing something like that. he had anger issues, but i never thought he was going to go there. and that woman says she did find the dog in a car parked outside the building. okay meantime, what's still unclear is what really what led up to all of this? exactly what relation to literally excuse me relationship as well that the man had with the three pill

people he took hostage, police say all three of them were able to get out of the building. okay as for the suspect he was taken to a nearby hospital where police say he died from his injuries for now live in san jose. zach's stars ktvu box two news. thank you knew this morning, all of police state historic park in marin county is currently closed. severe damage to the main road. a mudslide in nevada buckled a 100 ft stretch of road making the state park and passable right now, check out these pictures here of the scene. county officials see the slide occurred tuesday night on a slope above redwood boulevard . park officials say they expect the park to be closed for some time. since this is the only public road into the park. the former warden of the federal women's prison in dublin, is now headed to prison himself after being convicted of sexually abusing inmates. ray garcia was sentenced to close to six years in prison at first. garcia denied the allegations and blamed the victims but later

accepted responsibility for his crime, apologized and played for lenient sentence. the 70 month prison sentence was less than prosecutors and victims wanted. it's ridiculous the little time that he got from multiple victims. it's hard to take seriously his. you know his apology today when he has for months and years, lied about what he did and attempted to blame the women that he abused. garcia also agreed to waive his right to appeal and will pay $15,000 restitution that will be divided between two of the victims. garcia is one of five officials at the dublin prison to be charged with sex crimes. a family is mourning the loss of their father, who was killed during tuesday's storm. thomas huster of walnut creek was heading home from dinner about seven o'clock tuesday night when a eucalyptus tree came crashing down. his daughter, beth rowan, says huster was the passenger in

the car. his wife was driving. suddenly a eucalyptus tree came crashing down on stanley dollar drive and crushed the car in the ross more retirement community. pre split that car in half that tree was enormous, and the car was maybe this high, keep liking it to a lightning strike. people who die from a lightning strike. it's a one in a million his wife made it out with injuries. hustlers family describes him as a successful attorney who handled a wide range of cases. his accomplishments included shutting down a company for defective i u. d s and pro bono work to help aids patients he was married to his wife for 30 years, ron says the couple were talking and laughing in the moments before he was killed. i'm glad that you were in the middle of telling a joke and you didn't get to the punch line. and when i get to see you next time tell me the punchline. the family was planning a huge celebration for his upcoming

80th birthday in may. instead that now planning to hold a memorial service for him on the same day, along with the tragic death of mr huster and rushmore for other people were killed in the bay area by falling trees near oakland's lake merritt. a man in a tent was killed by a fallen tree and in san francisco. two separate tree related deaths were reported. and in portola valley, a man driving a work truck was hit by a tree that crashed down on him. a mountain lion had to be taken from a las cartas neighborhood. the big cat was spotted in a backyard right near fisher middle school was perched on a shared fence during storms this week and stayed there for some time until animal control arrived. i looked outside and saw what i thought was a pillow and a tree or a rug that had blown into my tree and i thought it was my neighbors, so i went out there to retrieve the rug or pillow and realized that's a giant wild animals. fish and wildlife moved in yesterday afternoon to tranquilize examine and take her back into the

woods. they shape she's a healthy line about two or three years old. alright, let's check in with steve paulson. now, with a look at the forecast. for today, many people want to know if it's going to remain dry today, at least in the subtle staff. yes, for others know there's some light rain on the peninsula's cemetery coast santa cruz santa cruz mountains. but we'll start up in the mountains a little bit more snow, but the u. c berkeley central sierra snow lab now they've been keeping records their soda springs. since 1946. the greatest season of snowfall was 1951 52. they had 812 6 71 was third place now is you might imagine we are in second place. i do believe we'll get to 700 here won't take too long. but 2023 is stacking up to be one of those seasons where it's going to continue to snow and snow. and maybe next week. a lot of snow. i should add that the union pacific railroad has been keeping records since 18 66 67. 1938 39 was a huge year, but that's not on the records for central syria. snow lab i would recommend you look up 1951 52.

there was a huge snow year for not only this year, but also southern california and northern arizona. i believe some of the records for flagstaff still stand from 1951 52. as a percentage of normal for the date the southern sierras just it's getting crazy now. 283% central sierra 2 31 northern 1 81 statewide 222 the snow water equivalent. melt all that snow down. how much water do you have about 58 inches, so i mean, it's going to be adding more and more . the air law for us this time of year is really cold. mount diablo sitting at 32 degrees northwest wind, 34. mount st alina is 30. tamil pius is 37 coming right down out of the northwest. we have all these deep moisture that is triggering some light rain on the peninsula skyline. santa cruz santa cruz mountains. cold front is on the way, as indicated by this system up, and now again this is a cold front. don't call it anything else. it's a cold front will actually continue to usher in not only some colder air but

also advanced clouds coming in later today and tonight. in fact, the air is so called frost advisories already been issued by the national weather service for friday saturday and especially sunday morning. i think that will be the coldest, decent little breeze out there not roaring, but we've had gusts 25 to 30 mph look at sfo 26 half of may 25 due west hayward due west livermore. forties fifties on attempts going to be an unseasonably cool day, with some rain developing, especially from about san francisco south and maybe some more later tonight from areas to the north and that cold front but if you get the sun enjoy it because it's been fleeting, but as that system comes in, we'll have a good weekend. there will also be called, but the days will be nice. it looks like round three on tuesday. what could be another very strong system of cold one? coming in. there's also projections of maybe another round of wind. so that would be next tuesday. so hang on, but we have five days to sort it out. but today low class breezy, chilly to cold, some light rain mainly towards the coast fifties on the temps, and

tomorrow we'll end through the weekend does does look better, but the lows will be cold and more rain and wind early next week. archie thanks coming up on mornings onto the nine. tiktok's ceo testifying for the first time today, and it calls to ban the app will get an expert's opinion on what's happening in the hearing right now. a three day strike in the los angeles school district is set to wrap up today we're going to hear more from some of the frustrated union workers

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accountable welcome to mr with me. thank you very early morning, tiktok ceo sho chu arrived on capitol hill to testify for the first time before congress. the committee plans to grill chew on data,

security, privacy and user safety to hopes to make the case as to why the popular video sharing app shouldn't be banned in the united states and here to talk more about this is a tech journalist shibani joshi. you know, shivani if tiktok is banned in the united states, that would be a huge blow because it has 100 million users here alone. uh, i'm not sure we can hear shivani. here we go. okay there we go back on. all right. so as i was saying, 100 million users tiktok in the u. s that's a lot. uh tiktok's already been banned in india. that's another big democracy, so it's not going well. it's not going to be going well for that company if it's banned. what this is a grilling is the right word for what's going on. it was just listening to the hearing on capitol hill just moments ago, it's taken a break from its four

hours of questioning of the tiktok ceo, and it's a really heated debate. i was listening to from what i can identify their two key issues that members of congress are challenging. tiktok on one is the ties to the chinese government. as you know, there's always question marks around issues of surveillance around propaganda being, um, promoted. that is what he is addressing, saying that he is committed to maintaining a firewall that no access by any government will be allowed on the platform. but with the chinese government there's always a question mark. the other thing salads interesting is a lot of members of congress are really grilling him. on the toxic effects of social media in general, this is something that we've seen by members of congress, not just with tiktok, but with meta and instagram and twitter, and so they're coming at him with big eggs, existential questions of whether social media is doing enough to protect young people

in particular. i mean, there is two thirds of us teens of youth are on the app spending on the app. so they're coming at, um this executive with large questions. so far, he says that again. tiktok is committed to fire walling data preventing foreign access. i just don't know if that's going to be enough to convince these leaders shivani, one of the proposals that tiktok has made is that the data stored in will be stored in america for american users by oracle, which obviously you know it's in the bay area company. so do you think that's going to satisfy this committee? if all the data of our users is not stored in china? but if it were going to satisfy it would it should have done so by now. this server transfer happened a while ago that us data that is collected by tiktok has been held in

servers. i believe in virginia, but certainly on us made servers in the united states and singapore. um and so if the physical location of the data matter to these congressional leaders, it would have mattered already and would have been factored and taken into account. i think what the big question in is whether or not chinese government has the ability to access it, and chick talked, maintains that so far it has not done so it will not allow the chinese government to do so. but you just never know. and the one thing he does admit, is that engineers have tiktok no matter where they might be located because it has a global workforce does have access to the u. s data. you just wonder about the security and again i i'm not hearing anything from tiktok. so far, that's leading me to believe that these congressional lawmakers are actually getting convinced by anything he's saying one last question here. and that is if you're an american user of tiktok. and you like the videos, the recipes all that stuff. are

you putting yourself in danger by using that app, and let's say that app is on the same phone as my banking app, for example, are you in any sort of danger doing that? that's what we're trying to get at the heart out, sal, but i think that one thing remains clear is the access and the data that tiktok gets is the same access in the data that we are giving to instagram to twitter to the stats snapchats of the world and so as as a user of social media. you should always be cautious about sharing your data. these companies are able. to a chick create algorithms and learn things about us. so this is just a cautionary tale. always be mindful and careful about what you're sharing. and if you're a parent out there with young people continue to put filters put time time limits on our on our young people. you should be very active in monitoring, monitoring and having discussions with your young people about how they're using

social media. all right. we'll have to leave it there. a growif democrats and republicans are calling for tighter regulations on the banking industry. a new poll highlights a significant drop in confidence in our financial institutions, fox correspondent kevin corke reports. faith in our country's financial institutions is dropping a new associated press north pole finds only 10% of adults have a high level of confidence in our nations banks that's actually down from 22% in 2020 shows. a majority say they want to see the u. s. government do more to regulate banks and other financial institutions, and that concern about under regulation is bipartisan reported decline follows this month banking crisis. with the collapse of silicon valley and signature banks, the 2nd and 3rd largest banking failures in history. despite the turmoil of

the past month in the banking industry poll shows that americans already grim assessments of the u. s economy have stayed the same three quarters say economic conditions are bad. meanwhile an effort to help further reduce inflation, the federal reserve announced yet another hike in interest rates on wednesday, which some financial analyst worry may only weakened banks isolated banking problems if left unaddressed can undermine confidence in healthy banks are banking system is sound and resilient with strong capital and liquidity. we will continue to closely monitor conditions in the banking system and are prepared to use all of our tools as needed to keep it safe. did find 57% of people have at least some confidence in banks. roughly half of adults in the u. s believes the economy will become progressively worse over the next year. i'm kevin corke. fox news. following the

recent high profile bank failures that biden administration is scrambling to prevent a wider economic crisis as the president's approval rating tumbles towards its lowest point of his presidency, president biden's approval rating has been up and down over the last few months, according to a new ap poll. biden currently has a 38% approval rating that's down. from 45% last month and up from 41% in january. president biden's lowest approval rating was in july when it was down to 36% locally now the sonoma county board of supervisors approved a minimum wage increase for county employees and contractors were wage will go up to $17.65 an hour on july 1st. that's after another increase back in december, $17.25 an hour the board of supervisors says the increase in pay will help low wage workers cope with inflation. coming up on mornings onto the nine self driving cars run into some issues. during the

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with back in 2021. he was loved by his listeners and his co workers. today's the last scheduled day of a three day strike in the los angeles school district that is keeping more than 400,000 students out of the classroom. mm hmm. thousands of cafeteria workers, bus drivers, custodians and teaching assistants are on the picket lines. the support staff workers say they earn about $25,000 a year and they0% pay, raise better hours and improved health care benefits. this has just stuck. and we need to bring these people up to a livable wage limbaugh conditions and really make. our schools are fantastic places that they have the potential to be. the school district is offering more than 20% pay raise over several years and 3% bonus, the mayor of los angeles, says she's actively in

discussions with the union and the district this morning. we're learning a new york grand jury will not meet today about the trump investigation. this comes after the grand jury proceedings were abruptly canceled. the day before fox correspondent maryland rivera has more the manhattan district attorney's office once again, canceling grand jury proceedings on thursday, delaying a possible indictment vote against former president donald trump. the same thing happened on wednesday, launching more speculation about possible to sanction in the d. a s office testimony that the people weren't able to secure for evidence that wasn't able to be brought up for the grand jury. on wednesday, republican house judiciary committee chairman jim jordans sent letters to two attorneys who work in the manhattan d a s office and had investigated trump. for financial crimes, resigned last year after district attorney alvin bragg refused to prosecute the former president. jordan's says he's seeking documents and congressional testimony he believes will show brags sudden

change of heart is politically motivated. it's selective prosecution and it's wrong. the great people of this great country understand it's wrong. that is not how our constitutional system is supposed to work. meanwhile the probe into trump's handling of classified documents is moving forward. trump attorney evan corcoran was seen heading into a federal courthouse in dc thursday after an appeals court directed him to testify again before a grand jury. corcoran was also compelled to hand over personal notes related to the investigation. mr trump has denied any wrongdoing and both of these cases in new york mother of era ktvu, fox two news still in the mornings onto the nine even days after the big storm, residents and drivers are still being affected the major impact on one east bay freeway and this event will last through the summer, most likely to around september. parts of the central valley or so flooded. they are unrecognizable will take you to one levy work,

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come back to mornings on to the nine looking at a much clearer day this morning, some actual sun sunshine out there a little windy, though, and it's definitely cold, so don't let the sun shine folio. grab that coat as you head out the door and there is more rain on the way and more cold as we head into the weekend. get closer. there's more on that coming up. talking about the storms that we've had this week. people living in the house boat still cleaning up after the huge waves knocked in tire docks loose in the oakland estuary storm severely damaged many boats. we spoke to many people living there who were worried that they wouldn't make it out. fortunately despite the damage, many of those residents were able to get out in time and did

not suffer any injuries. pretty crazy stuff that we saw. definitely i mean, the i have heard from people all over the country. i'm sure you probably have as well just like the wind . you guys it. that was the thing that really caught people by surprise. that's what's so dangerous. so it's trees. you know, you watch the trees moving. i'm thinking that one might come down and you don't want to be anywhere near when it does this morning, just seeing all the branches on the side of the road, kind of just push to the side, you know, so traffic can get through to be cleaned up now. my goodness. what a mess property, right. watch where you park your car, for sure. party car so many crushed cars. let's move on to this story. now. caltrans closing three lanes of interstate 5 80, east of livermore to make repairs after significant storm damage. ktvu roberta gonzalez is there along 5 80 with an update on the damage and the work ahead, roberta. okay andre. i have no idea if this is going to work, but we've been up here on north flynn road looking out over 5 80

east for five hours now, so i got to put a little humor in this. these guys have been honking at us all day long. so let me see if i can get anyone's attention all i don't think so. every time they come by, they've been honking and waving and yelling. ktvu and at least i can do that have a smile on their face because they've been stuck in traffic about a half mile down the road here. we do have storm damage, and that is from months and months and months of just battering rains. it's caused a crack on this 5 80 east freeway, and we got a little bit closer to but it was too dangerous. so we came back up to this off ramp here and look at this backup. so let me set the stage for you. first off early this morning at five a.m. we captured caltrans laying down cones to block off yet another lane so that makes three lanes now blocked off here on 5 80 east. remember a couple of days ago they blocked off to now.

three are blocked off on this five lane road. now keep in mind. this is a very people areg to make tracks and towards tracy and mountain hous high in the sky and take a look at what the damage doesn't look like. this is it. isn't it amazing when i take a look at the damage the storm damage done to this freeway. i think it's going to take a long time to get this repaired. that's why caltrans blocked off another lane to give them some breathing room so they can move around a little bit better bring in some cushion barriers and that will help the commuter significantly now. this 5 80 east is backed up all the way heading towards greenville road. and then if you want to go back towards the livermore area in the west direction we're told it's up to about vasco road. one piece of information that's good to know that at 1 30 this afternoon, caltrans will be back out here again, and they're going to pick

up the cones that they just laid down early this morning. so then there will only be two lanes closed for the afternoon evening commute. now i live in the tri valley. and i can honestly tell you that at 1 30 in the afternoon. this has been already backing up. through livermore through pleasant and all the way across the dublin. great, so please take that in mind plan accordingly. give yourself a lot of extra time. a lot of extra patients and also please be very mindful of the caltrans workers out here. we were standing with them when people came very, very close to us. give them that breathing room that they need to try to remedy this situation and get this freeway back operational and it full speed ahead reporting from north flynn road in livermore near the ultima past roberta gonzalez ktvu. alright roberta. thank you . it's going to be another big day of cleaning today. across the bay area. there were more than 900 reports of down trees and limbs in san francisco following the winds that whipped

the bay area tuesday, emergency officials say the city's 911 system was inundated with calls meaning longer wait times to the city's 311 system and only to call 911. if a tree brings down power lines or hurt someone. really are asking the public's health help. to root those calls in the right direction and also help them. so anything that is not life threatening should go to 311. the winds also blew out glass windows out of several high rises downtown san francisco's emergency management office says it's focused on clean up, but it's also getting ready for the next round of storms that could come next week. starting tomorrow, people who were evacuated from their homes and heroin, monetary county can hopefully return to assess the damage about 2500 people were forced from their homes. for the past two weeks after the borrower river levee breached, authorities say there are no active gas leaks and power is back on for most of the community, but water remains shut off, and the main sewer

line is being repaired. once that happens, people can return home. two main hubs are where people can access this very vital services as well as information booths. and so while we set those up, we're also conducting those safety assessments of the community where closing in on finalizing the damage assessments were finalizing road repairs. environmental health teams have been inspecting homes, six of which were red tagged because they're on safe to enter. people who live in homes that are yellow tact can return tomorrow. as most of our state deals with flooding heavy snow and damage from a bomb. cyclone a rare tornado ripped through part of monte bello near los angeles, injuring at least one person. fox weather correspondent max gordon has more from montebello, california. it's the most powerful tornado to hit the los angeles area in 40 years and e f one tornado touching down here in monte bello on wednesday, causing damage to more than a dozen buildings and leaving at

least one person injured. you can see here roofs ripped off buildings and cars destroyed as the tornado rolled through the town with winds up to 110 mph in california. tornadoes very highly unusual, however, if we look over a broader area of strong pacific storm systems, move onshore and create favorable conditions. the national weather service says it was the result of a single thunderstorm that started around 11 am local time. on wednesday. 17 buildings were damaged 11 so badly that they've been deemed too dangerous to use. it was mostly confined to an industrial commercial business area where some say they feel lucky to have made it out alive. that's the most important thing, man. to survive to be alive and. we'll be all right. the tornado here in monte bello came just hours after the latest bomb. cyclone winter storm hit the california coast from san diego to san francisco, bringing flooding high winds and heavy snowfall to widespread area. now, as the

storm moves, east folks are assessing the damage and looking ahead to the recovery process. but it won't be easy. i mean the wind blew to power lines down, knock down a tree and our fences knocked down. also there are still tens of thousands of customers without power as of thursday morning, in around 14. 1000 people under mandatory evacuation orders due to flooding. in montebello, california, max gordon fox weather harland in the central valley looks more like a lake right now and take a look at this. this is new drone video from near the community of corcoran and kings county. nearby levee broke earlier this week and now the sheriff believes more than 15 square miles of farmland is completely underwater. now cal fire is trying to use helicopters to drop sandbags into the levee breaks, but the amount of water flowing through the brakes is making it hard. to fix million acre feet of water isn't going to go away anytime soon. one time. this isn't a two day this isn't a two week event. this

event will last through the summer, most likely around september. no mandatory evacuation orders have been issued in kings county, but officials say that could change at any minute. multiple agencies continue to work together to assess damage, monitor roadways and are constantly checking water flows. woman in concord says she does not know what to do next after seven big eucalyptus trees in her yard fell during the latest storm. the trees damaged two cars, but the property owner fears there could be even more damage or someone could get hurt. if other trees come down, she says. the previous homeowner planted more than 30 of those trees in her yard. i had an arborist come out. because i was worried. and he certified that they're all healthy. they're not diseased, but they need maintenance. she was given a bid of $7000 per tree for a total of more than $220,000 to remove the trees.

she says she can't afford that and says that there is no help from the city or federal government and insurance won't cover the cost unless the trees actually fall on her home or car. starting today, major road repair will be done in danville , it will shut down and stretch of diablo road. for three weeks . diablo road will be closed in all directions between alameda diablo and avenida nueva as repair crews replaced drainage culvert. they will also remove you can look this trees in the area that repair work means you can't get between diablo and blackhawks and the only road through that area are private roads will have to use camino tassajara and go all the way around. the storm caused problems for some self driving cars in san francisco to drivers cruise vehicles drove through caution tape at leavenworth and clay in the city's nob hill neighborhood, according to the company. there were several incidents where cruz cars entered areas that were blocked . crews dispatched teams to remove the vehicles that were stuck. after months of storms. there are concerns in most

northern california communities about continued flooding. that's because spring is here and with it. warmer temperatures will start to melt all that snow manteca in san joaquin county is already dealing with heavy runoff from the rain and reservoir releases. water level goes up. it increases the pressure in it. fine looks for fines. channels to come to go under the level water coming over. from the river. the riverbed. under the levy and then back up. the durham fairy school in manteca is right on the river and has been taking flood prevention steps all month . sandbags are now in place to try to keep the sand walking river away from the school. now we just want to remind you, you can always download that ktvu weather app to track the storms. it has interactive radar in a seven day forecast. you can also send us your photos and video of the rain and the wind damage that app is a free download.

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♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. women inc the oakland bay area chapter will be hosting the 25th annual madam c. j. walker business and community recognition, luncheon and empowerment forum. that's going to happen tomorrow to tell us more about the organization and what they're doing in the bay area. we're joined now by

francisco and francis. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you, andre for having us we're so excited about this excited to have you here. we have a little, uh, show after after our discussion here. this woman first tell us what this organization is all about. 100 black women inc. the oakland chapter. so the national coalition of 100 black women oakland bay area chapter. the organization itself was started in 1970 in new york city. our founders miss it and beach and in 1981, the organization with national we now have 61 chapters , 26 states and including washington, d. c and we have six chapters in california. so what do you guys do within the organization within the organization? our mission is an advocacy organization. our mission is to advocate half of women and girls, black women and girls to promote leadership development and gender equity in the areas of health, education and economic empowerment. all right, so what does that en thef the group as a part of the group. we have an education

program. thank you to our sponsors are the ones that make it possible to make it absolutely possible. we're very grateful education program includes the positive steps program. where we mentor, young ladies 12 to 17 years of age. we've been doing it for 24 years only do we mentor them. we also provide for them. we help them with their studies. we take them on field trips. we also have us. we also have a steam program where we're teaching them. um about its learning about coding and learning about how to develop its science and technology, art and math is key, excused. also help them with this. help him with that they become a part of the program to even get to some of the things that you're offering. so we, um the program they apply. we have an application on our website. and we promote the program in the community. and so our chapter, alameda county, contra cos and solano

county. those are the counties that we promote for an advocate for black women and girls. it's all it's all encompassing here. young black girls and integrate direction, education percent and what they do after school as well, right? absolutely and we provide scholarships. thank you to our sponsors. that's fantastic. providing scholarships to the girls as well. our scholarships are open to the public application is online. okay, online, anyone can go online. we we definitely, um encourage young women to apply for the scholarships and especially young black women who don't often have the means to go to college. and so we've been doing this for 27 years, andre. we've given that over $600,000 in scholarship money in 27 years . thank you. thank you. thank you to our sponsors who support us tomorrow you're going to have a big lunch in the madam c. j. walker business and community recognition luncheon. madam c. j. walker force the first, the first mm. female female

millionaire million dollars in this country period period. it's named after her after her reason . so tell us about that that so we're very excited about our luncheon tomorrow. this is our 25th annual we've been doing this. this chapter is 27 years old. we've been doing this for 25 years and we honor honor women in our community to tomorrow, we're going to be honoring advocacy. the advocacy award is going to earnestine nettles, who is in who promotes and encourages small businesses to apply for the city of oakland. corporate honoree cassandra hunt, who is the executive director at jpmorgan chase, who was also a sponsor, entrepreneur, is yvonne heinz, yvonne yvonne southern sweets pioneer award is dr jacqueline a. thompson, senior pastor at allen temple baptist church. final our final award, and we're very grateful is our legacy awards that we're presenting to wells fargo. darlene going is

the executive vice president will be accepting the war. wells fargo has been a sponsor for 24 years. we're very grateful, great, big event. it's tomorrow . what time is it going to be tomorrow? so the empowerment form starts at nine o'clock? and we have a host of from our sponsors of women to talk about small businesses and how and what is available and to advocate on behalf of small businesses. we also have a small business expo of small businesses owned by black females. that will be there also also, uh, encourage people to come and drop a few dollars at the san francisco marriott marquis hotel, and we want to talk about the positive step girls. because we do have them here. you spoke about them just a moment ago. real quickly tell us before we let them positive step girls is our mentoring program. we've been mentoring girls for 24 years 12 to 17 years of age. and then, as i say, we give the money to go to college. they're going to be

here today to give us a little taste of what we can see tomorrow and they're going to be doing their creed. we're very proud of them. very proud. thank you so much, andre. thank you from the girls right now. positive steps create on 3123. as a strong, beautiful positive steps, young lady, i promise to strive and step up. with my sisters to inspire and teach not only ourselves, but other young black girls and to live a healthy successful like we set for to say, healthy in mind, body and soul. we step up to get back to our communities. we step up to me inspired as well inspire others step up. and promising edit. forget that we are beautiful, successful, strong, young ladies. francis colon. thank you so much. good luck on the event tomorrow. hopefully more people will see this now and be part of this event going into next year as well. thank you again. thank you, andre. we so appreciate it

back over to your pal. all right? yes you are brave, strong, young ladies. thank you for that. the women's history month. we also want to spotlight and oakland mother who is helping others heal from gun violence inspired by her daughter's homicide. cassandra madison wants to help other mothers in her situation. madison receives support when a church community gave her a white cross to remember her daughter, charness, who was killed in 2014. madison is now paying it forward by starting a weekly healing group from moms. but i want to do for the mothers. i want to create a safe place for them. totally confidential. i want them to be able to come to a space where they can open up. and he'll while they're grieving, it's very hard. it's a day by day process. i realized that i'm able to overcome this, and that's the faith that is kept me strong every day when i just break down and cry when i go into a dark place when i just outright get angry because the

people that are murdered our children are still out there. the free healing sessions are held every saturday at the miraculous word christian center. you can find details on our website ktvu dot com. now all month long, we are asking viewers send us stories of women who deserve recognition if you'd like to pay tribute to a woman in your life, please scan that code on your screen or visit ktvu .com/ women's history. okay coming up on mornings onto the nine. shaking your beer up before you drink. it may be a new thing will do at some bars. we're talking about a brewery. you might get beer in your face, though. i'm wondering powdered beer, and that's what we're gonna

when you find your reason to go on, let it pull you past the doubt.

past the pain, and past your limits. no matter what, we go on. biofreeze house centers are willing to put more money down to get a house, according to redfin down payment percentages in january, where the highest in san francisco or

the average down payment was 25% that's up from 23% just a year ago, buyers in san jose and oakland put down 20% but on a national scale, the median down payment is now just about 10% of the purchase price of a home. nearly two billion people across the world are marking the start of ramadan, the islamic holy month began last night. now over the next month, muslims will fast from dawn to sunset. many will strictly observe prayers, donate to charity and devote time to reading the koran. for many, the holy month will be overshadowed by the suffering in turkey and syria, where an earthquake killed more than 52,000 people last month. the federal government is about to make some big changes to the way organ transplants are managed. right now there is one national network of hospitals and workers who handle organ transplants. the government believes breaking up that network will increase the number of donations and involve equity for transplant patients. one of the biggest changes will be replacing the current technology that tracks

oregon needs and availabilities . california has about 20,000 people on the waiting list for transplanted organs. california experiences and unusually wet and gloomy winter and spring. experts are reiterating that what and gloomy weather has a direct correlation with the way we feel. mental health experts say this weather can create feelings of isolation, especially as people stay inside . more than usual. this is often called seasonal affective disorder or sad for short, experts say, connecting with others. even if the rain is keeping you home is important. when it's gray and cloudy are serotonin levels go down and we kind of feel blue. we kind of feel slow. we kind of feel sleepy watching a cat video or something sweet, like a puppy video can really be helpful and elevate your mood. other ways to feel better, according to experts, is by using light therapy for 10 to 20 minutes a day getting exercise and being mindful and enjoying the present time. major league baseball's regular season begins one week from today in the east host the

los angeles angels in the coliseum are at the coliseum. the giants will be on the road against the new york yankees giants are holding their annual media open house this morning to show what's new at oracle park. one is $9 beer sold in certain sections of the ballpark. that's about half the usual price. and speaking of beer, a centuries old german brewer is looking to revolutionize the beer industry by making it in powder form. alright the invention creates a logger the same way you'd make a protein shake or an instant coffee you simply for a couple of spoonfuls, water and mix. it's intended to reduce the heavy carbon footprint generated from beer exports. the brewery says. it tastes just like regular beer. no there was nobody to research gasia first time in 35 years, vinyl records have out sold cds, according to the recording industry association of america, 41 million albums were sold last year compared to 33 million cds . music experts say younger

people are taking an interest in vinyl and recording studios are releasing new and old music on record albums to capitalize on this demand. obviously cd sales have dipped as cds become outmoded by streaming services, and there are fewer cars that can actually play cds. and now we're looking at a whole new market of vinyl lovers is a lot of interest in collective violence again and the way to listen to vinyls. all generations period. even with the growth of vinyl records, stale streaming is still the top grossing music format, accounting for 84% of total music revenue last year, and that makes sense. because if you if you come to my house if i'm going to play music for you, i'm streaming it from either apple music or something on the phone. yes but i do have a record player at home so i might be able to play. let's see. i was listening to linda ronstadt's greatest hits the other day. our

producer didn't know who that was. sure. my daughter has i'm sure my daughter my college daughter has a turntable at schools took it to school. and yes, sal. the music we listen to in high school colleges vintage , she's like, oh, you have victims led zeppelin for you as a few years ago, my grandmother's old record player was broken, but i found one at target. it had a record player and it had a tape deck cassette tape deck, and it's so we're able to play all her old records on urban outfitters. they have album all the hip and trendy states gets no love. thank you for joining us to be sure to join us for our next ♪ [cheering] ♪