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West Coast Wrap covers news from around the western U.S., including California, Arizona and Washington.

Rally against Oakland data centers held, councilmember want to know more
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The advocacy group No Data Center Oakland held a rally in front of Oakland City Hall on Tuesday. Meanwhile, in a hearing inside City Hall, a councilwoman said she wants to see more before the city takes any action, such as imposing a moratorium.  

Monarch butterfly, a symbol of migration for immigrant Latino communities
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An outdoor exhibit of giant wooden butterfly sculptures is on display in Santa Rosa. The creators talk about the migratory meaning behind the monarchs and why this is a symbol of hope for the Latino community.

San Jose man confesses to double homicide
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San Jose police arrested a 28-year-old man Saturday who flagged down an officer and confessed to killing two people. 

Huge, free Fleet Week block party to be held in San Francisco, timed to popular air show

Fleet Week is coming back to San Francisco next month, and a massive free downtown block party will be held featuring an outdoor screening of the throwback blockbuster film "Top Gun." The event will also offer musical performances and other entertainment designed for attendees of all ages.    

Campbell hair salon cleaned out by thieves
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Thieves burglarized Goddess Hair Bar in Campbell, California, stealing items ranging from high-end hair extensions to napkins. Owner Segen Gedam said she feels "completely violated and heartbroken" and is "still trying to process everything emotionally". Police are investigating.

San Francisco's Re:Vision Film Festival kicks off with restored classics
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The San Francisco Film Preserve is launching the inaugural Re:Vision Film Festival this week, lebrating restored works from global film archivists. Opening with the 1989 film My Name Ain’t Suzie, the festival will screen nearly three dozen restored films spanning 18 countries, with releases ranging from 1896 to 2008. Executive Director Kathy Rose O’Regan visited the studio to discuss the event’s inaugural run.

Mother who gave birth on side of road tells her story
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The mother who gave birth on the side of Crossover Dr. in San tells her story. Paramedics, EMT firefighters and a doula all had to come together to help deliver the healthy baby girl. 

San Francisco firefighters host chili cook-off for toy drive
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San Francisco firefighters are gearing up for the annual Local 798 Johnny V Chili Cook-Off this Sunday at Marina Green. A record 28 teams will compete with unique recipes, including mild elk and smoked brisket chilies. The event features drinks, department rigs, and a bounce house, with all proceeds supporting the union's Toy Program to help children in need year-round. Michael Guajardo from San Francisco Firefighters Local 798 joined The Four to discuss this year's cook-off.

Trump says he wants to 'annihilate' Iran if no deal reached
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President Donald Trump, speaking at the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, said he'd make a deal with Iran after the midterm elections, if not, he'd "annihilate" them. Trump insists oil prices will go down after the conflict with Iran ends, but critics say they've heard this before as the war has dragged on for seven months. USF Prof. Stephen Zunes says Iran has emerged so far with the upper hand in regards to the Strait of Hormuz and damage to U.S. missile defense, making them more of a strategic power. 

California 'guard dog' brings toys to home intruder
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Ring camera video shows Nash, a 90-pound golden retriever, repeatedly bringing toys to an intruder who broke into his family’s home in San Diego. It was all seen in real time by the homeowners, who got an alert as they were boarding a flight home. When police arrived with their guns drawn, Nash greeted them the same way—toy in mouth, ready to play.

Would you bring iced coffee to a job interview?
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A social media post is gaining traction over bringing coffee to a job interview. But it's not just any coffee. The Instagram post is specifically calling out iced coffee. Some people are saying yes, it's totally fine. Others say hot coffee only, while others are saying don't bring anything at all.

UC Berkeley ranked top public university, tied with UCLA
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Two UC schools secured the top spot among all public universities across the country. U.S. News & World Report has UC Berkeley tied with UCLA at no. 1 in the overall ranking. This prestigious accomplishment continues the UC system's remarkable track record of academic excellence.

'Dolly Day' this Friday will celebrate Dolly Parton's legacy
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This Friday is "Dolly Day" to celebrate the late Dolly Parton's legacy and impact. Fans from across the country, including in the Bay Area, will honor the entertainer and philanthropist. In San Francisco, a celebration is being held in Union Square.

Tariff Refunds: Where's the money?
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The Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs in February, triggering a rush for refunds. But six months later, most Americans are still waiting for that money to trickle down from the companies receiving the checks.

BTS lead member behind a special Bay Area showing

The lead member of the global musical sensation, South Korean boy band BTS, is bringing a special show to the Bay Area — an event that’s being marked as the only U.S. presentation, though it won’t be featuring the kind of art he’s widely known for.

Mom in San Francisco: 'I'm scared to give birth in the car'
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A mother named Karollyn describes what is was like to give birth while stuck in San Francisco traffic near Golden Gate Park. A trained doula, Katie Higgins, happened to be driving nearby at the time.