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Worth 300 each to see prince in march at the oracle arena. Supervisor keith carson snagged four so did board president scott haggerty. [ music ] reporter and when Bruce Springsteen came to town, haggerty was there with his four free tickets. Supervisor Richard Valle got two for himself and two for his daughter. Others enjoyed justin bieber, the who, and the list goes on and on now, politicians getting these free ticket perks might not seem all that unusual. But there has been one big change. Wit...

And im anne makovec. Michelle griego has the afternoon off. And jackie ward is live in emeryville where sand sand is holding a News Conference and it sounds like a final push, jackie. Reporter it does, and he started off the press Conference Today by thanking his supporters saying that he has visited 34 different towns and cities across the golden state and that includes places where the candidates dont typically visit and he said he is the best foreign take on the presumptive nominee for the go...

The problem goes beyond the Basketball Court and what the Ethics Commission is saying about it picks 7 00 saturday morning, thank you for doing this i am annemakovec the live look outside, its going to be another hot one today, as weve seen the last of several days live look over the city of San Francisco one of the cooler spots that will be hitting 90s inland, right now 58 San Francisco, 68 san jose, here is meteorologist paul deanno. Pattern change starts today and it will take five days to re...

This happened this afternoon. Those cars cost about 2 million each. Bart says at this point, its a good thing it happened when it did. They said if something were to happen to this car, they wanted it to happen before people got on. Now, the plan is to put these cars into service sometime around december. But this point they have to figure out what happened today in hayward. Live in hayward, andria borba, kpix 5. New at 6 00 a rash of mail thefts is causing headaches for hundreds of people in on...

U.S. Sen. Joni Enrst received a first-hand look last week at how a University of Northern Iowa program is helping low-income Cedar Valley students gain access to and succeed in higher education, while also learning how the program is growing to help more people. The event Thursday at UNI’s Center for Urban Education (better known as UNI-CUE), which recently signed another 10-year-lease for it’s downtown Waterloo headquarters, brought attention to the broad range of programs on offer.  Erns...