Daetz and im dan ashley. Thanks for joining us. Now by missing this deadline, the city of oakland missed out on the chance to get money from a 15 million grant to fight retail theft. So what happened and whats being done to make sure it doesnt happen again . Abc seven News Reporter lena howland has the details. Absent leadership and a lack of any grants, management policy, thats what a new 37 page audit released this week says contributed to the city of oakland missing out on more than 15 million worth of state Grant Funding to help fight retail theft. There was no one who made sure that deadlines are met, that the specific task were completed at specific times. Michael houston is the acting city auditor for oakland and the author of the report. He started working on it after the community demanded answers, asking the city auditor to look into what was obviously a lack of coordination. Obviously a lack of leadership. Houston found that ultimately the city of oakland prepared, but did n
Were released. This was a nail biter for many of us. In fact, i think ive mentioned before that i would personally experience going to the grocery store. And as im picking out some fruits and vegetables, one person says, congratulations, youre up today. And the person who overhears next to us says, no. Today. Hes down uh. And so it is living that experience. Im glad that every vote mattered and that we are headed into this november election multiple candidates ran in the march 5th primary race to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo. And though the primary was meant to come down to two candidates, it came down to three. We have the top two primary system in california, and we ended up with two candidates exactly tied for second place, this means that that three people would go to the runoff in november instead of two. Sam liccardo won first place by a wide margin, and for weeks it was unclear if evan low or joe simitian won second place until the results revealed the tie for secon
Francisco, demonstrators spoke out against the u. S. Governments support of israel in the ongoing battle with hamas in gaza. We send an even clearer message that we will not rest until every last piece of this war machine is dismantled. A few hundred people turned out for the morning rally in the mission on this sunny wednesday. Organizers say they represent a coalition of labor groups, teachers and immigrants. And we just want to want to show that the working class shows out for each other, that we have each others back and that we show out for the working class all over the world, especially in palestine. Among the group, we spotted one Person Holding an israeli flag. This conflict started in october when hamas militants invaded israel, killed thousands and took hundreds hostage, including more than 100 who remain in captivity. Also in this crowd, galen mcewen, who supports the palestinians she was wearing a silence equals death cap, which was a slogan used in the 1980s and 90s by lg
67 to 76 and same thing inland, 76 to 85 and closer along the coast into San Francisco, 61 to 65. Enjoy. Sue . Good morning, everyone, good news out there, so far so good, no stalls or accidents and we do have the road work picked up in San Francisco, 280 is no problem open since 2 00 this morning. I should not have said no accidents, we have an accident in the dublin pleasanton and it is an overturned vehicle down in a ditch. They are still waiting on a tow that is still there and it is out of lanes. The drive from the Central Valley, we are seeing various slow traffic out of address to the Altamont Pass and it is under 40 Miles Per Hour, outside, we saw a tow truck pushing away a stall in the lefthand cashpaying lanes and that is cleared now, and car pool lanes are going by nicely and so far, so good, behind the tolls with no metering lights. Classes are canceled, today, at Uc Santa Barbara for a day of mourning and reflection. With a moment service held tonight to honor the six stud