by the way, bunin, and lin, and others, they didn’t take it off at all responsibility for what happenedpened, they blamed themselves for it, we tried to talk about it in our film sunstroke, look at a short excerpt, they did everything themselves, that they did it with their own hands, that i ... didn't you see it? we didn’t see something, didn’t understand something, i saw everything, understood everything, understood everything, i just didn’t want to touch anything with my hands, why, let someone else, let them somehow calm down on their own , the country is big, it’s a mess here, let’s go there to clean grass, we’ll sit there, there’s plenty of space, it will work out. there will be, but it didn’t work out, it didn’t work out, which country was ruined, how did it happen that in 2022, as they say, certain phrases are taken out of context for a fool, now there is instantly an opportunity to accuse ilyin of fascism. yes, but ilyin is not the goal, ilyin is not the victim, ilyin died in fifty-four, no, the president’s goal, because he quoted ilyin quite often, and given that the president

by the way, bunin, lin, and others, they did not at all abdicate responsibility for what happened ind themselves for it, we tried to talk about this in our film sunstroke , look at a short excerpt, did you do everything yourself, what did you do with your own hands, why didn’t i see something? “we didn’t see something, didn’t understand something, i saw everything, understood everything, understood everything, but i didn’t want to touch anything with my hands, why, let it be someone else, let it be somehow itself, calmed down, the country is big, it’s a mess here, we’ll go there to clean grass, we’ll sit down there, there’s plenty of space, it’ll work out, but it didn’t work out, it didn’t work out, what country was ruined, how did it happen that in 2022, as they say, they’re playing for fools from the context of these or other phrases, there is instantly an opportunity to accuse ilyin of fascism. yes, but ilyin is not the goal, ilyin is not the victim, ilyin died in 1954, no, the president’s goal, because he quoted ilyin quite often, and considering that the president is extremely p

by the way, bunin, lin, and others, they did not at all abdicate responsibility for what happened in that occurred, they blamed themselves for it, we tried to talk about this in our film sunstroke , look at a short excerpt, we did everything ourselves, everything with our own hands. they made it seem like i didn’t see something, we didn’t see something, didn’t understand something, i saw everything, understood everything, understood everything, but i didn’t want to touch anything with my hands, but why, let it someone else, even if it somehow calmed down on its own, the country is big, it’s a mystery here, we’ll go there to clean grass, we’ll sit down there. there is a lot of space, it will work out, it will work out, but it didn’t work out, but it didn’t work out, what country was ruined, how did it happen that in 2022, as they say, certain phrases are taken out of context for a fool, now... instantly there the opportunity to accuse ilyin of fascism, but not ilyin, the goal, not ilyin, the victim, ilyin died in fifty-four , no, the president’s goal, because he quite often quoted ily

da lin has more. >> reporter: u.c. berkeley can house 20% of students. they say that is the lowest amount of student housing of all uc campuses. like many u.c. berkeley students, cassidy walks the distance to attend summer classes. >> 30 to 35 minute walk from one of my classes. >> reporter: cassidy will be a senior in august. she says housing shortage means paying higher rent and paying more. >> you can't find housing and it's expensive. >> academic rigor is insane. so much pressure on so many people. the last thing students should worry about is having to know if they can afford rent or having a stable place to live. >> reporter: the university hopes it can reduce the problem now that the california supreme court has ruled they can build housing at people's park. the university plans to build housing for 1100 under grads. permanent supportive housing for more than 100 homeless people and preserve about 60% of the site as public park space. >> we see it as a win, win. we will house the students and homeless. >> reporter: the berkeley mayor says they bel

i'm stephanie lin.early yesterday morning kron four's philippe djegal has more on what neighbors are saying and where the search for a suspect stands

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da lin will have a literally blowly blow account. >>> then a saturday at the lake turns violent. multiple people stabbed and at least one person shot at lake berryessa. >>> and a symbol of solidarity overlooking san francisco every year for pride, but this year the pink triangle is taking on added significance. >> i think this transcends both sexuality and gender identity, this approach, i think the human value here is critical. >>> good evening, i'm brian hackney mr. and i'm andrea nakano. a pamela price recall this morning turned violent and confrontational. a man claiming to be a price supporter got physical with the father of a murder victim who was there supporting the recall. da lin caught the whole thing on video. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a campaign kick-off for pamela price opponents. they're trying to convince voters to recall her. they were standing on that side inin front of the courthouse, the counterproteste r, price supporter, were standing on this side of the street, but things turned ugly very fast. a price opponent slapping a price supporter. people ste

i'm stephanie lin.a day after federal investigators raided the home of oakland mayor sheng thao kron four's terisa stasio live for us now in the newsroom with the latest developments on this teresa. hi there, stephanie. in the meantime, political consultant, some legal experts they are weighing in on the mayor's situation. >> and her predicament.

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natasha lins. thanks so much. >> thanks for having me so as we mentioned earlier, trump took a debate night victory lap at a campaign rally in virginia. >> he framed the election is a choice between strength and weakness. and he also called joe biden's competency into question following the presence shaky debate night performance tendons, kristen holmes was there his first rally posts, debate and chesapeake, virginia, donald trump addressed thursday night's performance. >> he talked about what happened on that stage, and he said that he believed he was victorious. now this is something that we had heard from his senior advisors. they had been almost giddy after donald trump left the stage on thursday, but donald trump's option sure of some of the vicious personal attacks that we had heard from those top campaign advisers. take a listen to what he said. >> despite the fact that crooked joe biden spent the entire week at camp david resting working, studying studied very hard. he studied so hard that

the, the, this is dw news live from the lin, jeanette massage out of prison. where he makes says it's founder has left the u. k . court documents show he's agreed to plead guilty to violating us espionage law. deal limits a sentence to the 5 years. he's already served also coming up japanese foreign minister calls for a permanent ends to violence in guise of atlanta about the levels, criticism is, will conduct all of the war and ones that rising international and only says, how about the, you know, i'm telling me a lot of people welcome to the program. we can begin with imagine news that we can make. reporting that is found gillian assigned has left a british prison and has flown out of the country. this comes after the release of us court documents showing us sanchez agreed to plead guilty to violating espionage law. the deal result is a long running legal battle between us on the us government. he was wanted for publishing classified us and entry files and documents on the week unix platform, which he had founded in 2006. he had been fighting expedition to t

da lin capture the moment the great-grandmother received her diploma and explained how the world warderailed her studies of by eight decades. >> reporter: we met quentin hines jr. at his family's home in charlotte, north carolina. i heard that you have some dreams about working at an airport. >> ever since i was younger i always wanted to get a contract with the charlotte airport. >> quinton was living his dream. >>> at 105 years old, virginia hislop has lived a full life. two grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren, she devoted her life to education and served on school and college boards in central washington. despite her success, something was missing. >> from time to time i wish i had finished and got my masters. for the fact that i've been a college director for a good number of years and i did not have the advanced degree. >> virginia had taken their required classes but needed one more thing. her masters thesis. then this happen in 1941. >> the japanese bombed pearl harbor. >> she quickly married her college sweetheart before his deployment, assisted in the war and focused

and which occurred in the, in the republic of august on, is the largest and most lin region bordering and other and russian republic of chechnya. and we understand that this was a coordinate at the tags as we've just heard in the report. first we had reports of and the type of on a synagogue and and orthodox church in the city of their band. this is also where g and an orthodox priest that we've just heard about was also killed and around the same time. and we've also received reports of the, the type of the attack seem to accomplish all of that guess finding the hutch color attacks on the it's another, an orthodox church and the police post, as we've seen numerous videos of the in test street fighting in the streets military vehicles, the moving industry is also at least some of the, at least one of the churches and the thing that god were set on fire. and that we've no group has claimed responsibility for this attack yet. but the russian investigative committee has opened a probe into what it's called, so i talked to her. so tell us a little bit more for those of us, for those, we'r

trump says he will appeal his conviction by new york, jerry c. 6 returned to the white house and for lin follows washington, it says it will allow people to use weapons to hit targets inside russia. moscow warrants the loop could lead to quote all out the hello and welcome to our show, seem goodly in berlin. us present. joe biden has endorsed and is really proposal for a permanent ceasefire and gaza. of the plan would unfold and 3 phases and also assure the return of his really hostages and the reconstruction of gaza. a mazda has released a statement saying it views the proposal positively. the office of is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu confirmed it, had made the proposal, but said it is still seeking the destruction of a mazda as military and governing capabilities. here's biden, speaking from the white house. this is truly a decisive moment. is made their proposal. how much as it wants to cease fire this do as an opportunity to improve whether they really need a mouse needs to take a deal. i know there are those in israel who will not agree with this plan and will call for a

i'm stephanie lin.ou started this half hour with a look at our forecast with dave spahr at 07:29am. hey dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. still fighting a little bit of the fog around the coastal areas in some parts of the bay. >> but basically everybody should be seeing mostly sunny skies. again, there might be some little problem areas coupled with. >> some cool winds. that's where we got a spring breeze going on for today and also into tomorrow. little cooling effect here until we start to really warm up next week, a roller coaster ride actually for the week ahead. here's the view we have from half moon bay kind of overcast at the story now, right above us, the temperature does drop off a little bit. that will help some mixing. but then and rises a lot and it's much drier. so that will become of the fight to kind of get out of here. here's a look at your current winds. kind of a snapshot we in the teens and they will only big get bigger this afternoon. more intense as we ge

later, after the moscow lin film studio, the davzhenka studio produced many feature films and televisionked there, i know. i say, the film studio itself with the slightest exception, she always clearly kept the bar, famous films were made, with two birds with one stone, shadows of forgotten ancestors, there is no turning back, a white bird with a black mark, bombardment, both are only old men, born of a revolution, soldiers were atybatyshli, approaches in a dream ivo, lonely a woman wants to meet, heartbroken. all 15 union republics had their own film studios, and ukraine received the right to two film studios at once. the largest one was named after the great director alexander dorzhenko, and the smaller one was named after the place locations, odessa film studio. the odessa film studio produced films including zarechnaya street khutsyeva and films by muratova, for example, short meetings, long farewells. otletskaya studio. and lenkomovets alexander sbrugov. the vertical racing detective is good with the acting duo of andrei myakhkov and valentin gavt. both are also muscovites. the come

stores familiar with the situation tells our reporter da lin they closed a month ago due to repeatedrobberies. >> reporter: a source tells me they closed down the two stores, removing the logos. and now they see broken glass. now i'm told they are dealing with a lot of crimes. >> reporter: the latest happened saturday morning, closed at the time. burglars broke down the glass door as it is the third at the store in five months. >> this is real tough to run the business. most of them are running out. >> they are targeting cigarettes. and it cost them a few thousands of dollars to repair the doors. >> almost $15 a pack, so they're targeting cigarettes. >> reporter: there's a big demand for cigarettes on the black market. the piedmont avenue 7-eleven is not alone. i reported on previous robberies of other oakland 7-eleven stores. gunmen held up employees and security guards to rob cartons of cigarettes. late last year a robber shot and killed a security guard inside the harrison street 7-eleven. >> i hope these businesses stay, but we're starting to see businesses decide well, it's just

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from 2003 years, where he directly writes that his formation took place on the basis of the works of lin i will give you a book. since participating in this work, i am far from thinking that for a major political figure, what happened is a political situation, as happened with german chancellor olaff scholz, remember, in his youth in 1982 he was a german socialist who demanded germany's exit from nato, he has turned into something today, we... see perfectly well, look, this is him in standing alone on the beach, having been invited to celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the allied landings in normandy, this is generally an amazing thing, here is the celebration of the eightieth anniversary, the opening of a second front, the landing of our allies in normandy, that’s what percentage of casualties those countries that were invited had. macron for the eightieth anniversary of the landing, it’s interesting to follow, look, germany 13%, and germany, which started the war, poland - 11.2%, france - 1.3%, italy - 1%, and the one who fought on hitler's side, the usa - 0.8%, great britain also

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andreyvich zyuganov from 2003, where he directly writes that his formation was based on the works of linuld take a financial part in this work, i am far from thinking that for a major political figure what happened is a political situation, as happened with german chancellor olaf scholz, remember, in his youth in 1982 he was a german socialist, who demanded germany's exit from nato, he... has turned into something today, we can clearly see, look, he is standing alone on the beach, having been invited to celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the allied landings in normandy, this is generally an amazing thing, here is the celebration of the eightieth anniversary, the opening the second front, the landing of our allies in normandy, that’s what percentage of casualties those countries had. who were invited by macron to the eightieth anniversary of the landing, it’s interesting to follow, look, germany - 13%, and germany, which started the war, poland - 11.2%, france - 1.3%. italy - 1%, and fought on the side of hitler, usa - 0.8%. great britain too. 0.8%. netherlands - 0.4%. canada - 0.8%,

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i'm stephanie lin.ll no word from oakland mayor sheng thao after an fbi raid on her home and a mass shooting in her city. kron four's will tran has more. >> many critics are saying her silence has been deafening. it has been more than 24 hours since fbi agents along with irs as well as the united states postal service. all the agents came to our house at 05:30am, in the morning. and just like we see in hollywood movies, they knocked at the door and said fbi open up. her boyfriend was home at the time and he opened up. let me show you the video they got here before sunrise and they stayed here for several hours looking through the home collecting evidence and ultimately leaving with a lot of evidence that they would not comment. >> as far as mayor sheng thao, she has not made any comments on x, formerly known as twitter. she also had a public engagement yesterday at 10 o'clock in the morning. that was canceled. she has not even issued a statement through a spokesperson since the raid took place. so no ac

i'm stephanie lin today.or the judge in alameda county superior court to reject plea deals and send the cases to jury trials. she calls the current deal lenient kron four's philippe djegal reports from oakland where the woman claims district attorney pamela price has failed. her family. i asked to >> maury henson 6 feet away from 2 of 4 defendants convicted of charges in connection to her brother, ben hermans murder addressing judge scott patton prior to sentencing wednesday morning in alameda county superior court, a last-ditch effort to convince judge pat and to dismiss the alameda county district attorney's office is plea deals which threw out the kidnapping charges for all 4 defendants. my brother was not at the wrong place at the wrong time. he was in his home. >> when these people entered his home and tied him up and removed him from his home nearly 3 years men was bound and gagged, then strangled to death and left on the side of the road in the oakland hills in court, one defendant pleading guilty to s

so the lin she came with was about equity, about young women, seniors at-risk youth having jobs. it was about more police guided. those three women to me left their legacy. >> supervisor elliot. >> when you think about the legislative and women legislatures, i think the tendency is to find a women issue that would otherwise won be covered. but so many of our legislatures women included have touched on so many faucets of policies. it's important to be seen through your life experiences how you identify and for a young girls, i think having women on the board is important because you get to see that you actually changed seat yourself in that power of decision. >> that concludes business for today. >> there was one where the fellows, at the time, they were arguing and i was the only women and only african-american, and i'm sitting there, thinking oh my god, it's a room full of people because it's a board day and i'm thinking, what can i say to stop this. so the universe gave me the words, gentlemen, let us be about the people of business. and of course all the people started clappin

is to have more operations to reduce burglaries, robberies and shootings but many residents tell da lin they are worried about the city's ability to fight crime due to looming cuts to public safety. >> reporter: oakland police stepping up presents as a part of the summer safety plan, a fruitvale district restaurant owner alerting an officer to look out for a thief who has repeatedly broken in. the business owner said the same man broke into his restaurant twice, last month and again on friday morning. while many businesses are happy with the police patrols, they worry about cuts coming to the department. >> it is getting worse for us. when it comes to safety. so if they let all of these police officers off, they will not be able to get to our needs right away. >> reporter: you that williams is wondering how the budget cuts will affect operation, starting on saturday, residents will see more foot patrol officers in the business district, they will conduct undercover operations to go after drugs on international boulevard. >> we are working with the highway patrol and traffic enforcement

i'm stephanie lin kron. 4 news. stephanie, thank you. >> governor gavin newsom says crime is down in the city of oakland and this is coming after the state deployed chp officers to the area as part of a targeted crackdown on crime kron. 4 soon to call spoke with business owners to get their reaction. >> earlier this year, governor gavin newsom deployed 120 additional california highway patrol officers to the city of oakland to crack down on crime. and that could be why criminals have hit a wall from year to year. oakland, police say auto burglaries are down 60% commercial burglaries down. 43%. and there has been a 20% reduction in homicides. still, councilmember noel gallo says the town still has work to do to make the streets safer. grandma and grandpa still can walk down the street because they're afraid of being robbed. >> people jump out of their cars. still there person. >> hit them over their head. a statistic backed by opd. governor newsom says crime has dropped 33% in the city of oakland year-over-year greer

i'm stephanie lin. our top story today. the u.s. supreme court today ruled cities can ban or rather can enforce bans on homeless people sleeping outdoors in a 6 to 3 decision. the high court reversed a ruling by a san francisco based appeals court that found outdoor sleeping bans amount to cruel and unusual punishment. right now, california is home to one 3rd of the country's homeless population. governor gavin newsom today responding to the ruling saying, quote, today's ruling provide state and local officials. the definitive authority to implement and enforce policies to clear unsafe encampments from our streets. this decision removes the legal ambiguities that have tied the hands of local officials for years and limited their ability to deliver on common sense measures to protect the safety and well-being of our communities. in response, homeless advocates decried the ruling arguing the move, criminalizes homelessness and would make the crisis worse. in a statement, the coalition on homelessness writing, quote, city should not pu

i'm stephanie lin. our top story in a landmark case, the u.s. supreme court today ruling cities can enforce bans on homeless people. sleeping outdoors in a 6 3 decision. the justices say the city of grants pass oregon can punish homeless people for sleeping on public property even if there isn't shelter space available. the court's decision reverses a san francisco based appeals court ruling that stopped the city from enforcing its public camping ordinances, calling it cruel and unusual punishment. right now, california is home to one 3rd of the country's homeless population. san francisco has struggled for decades trying to solve its homeless crisis. well, some groups believe the supreme court's decision will help the city. others disagree. kron four's terisa stasio explains. tackling the unhoused nearly 3,000 people currently live on the streets san francisco, according to the city's recent count. >> with friday's supreme court ruling giving cities more authority to evict and possibly site some like san francisco mayor london breed say the dec

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i'm stephanie lin happening right now. there is no red line. bart service between the richmond in millbrae stations today because of emergency track work. this after a track maintenance vehicle derailed near the 19th street station in oakland forcing bar to cancel red line service possibly for the entire day. no one was hurt in the derailment. truck were continues between macarthur and 19th street. oakland stations. passengers may face a 20 minute delay the various and sfo, no brake directions through downtown oakland, mowbray riders from richmond are advised to take the orange various a train and transfer at macarthur to a yellow sfo train commuters from millbrae to richmond can take a yellow any on train and transfer at macarthur to a richmond tree. more trouble for tesla. the automotive company has been ordered to correct air quality violations at its plant in fremont four's. michael thomas is there with details. >> according to officials with the bay area, air management control. tesla has more than 100 violations that they've received over

first contacted our rerter da lin in november 2022 saying she resigned from her position over concerns pay--play allegations. now she's sharing her side of the story. >> i met her at her rtpa y that she had up in montclair. >> reporter: renia webb worked closely with and had access to eng thao that few people had for a year and four months, webb being her right hand person working as chief of staff when thao was the district 4 uncil member. webb said she volunteered and spent countless hours on thao's mayoral campaign in 2022 and said she led thao's transition team after thao won the election. >> a lot of what's coming out now is the reason i resigned >> reporter: she was more sad l than surprised about fbi agents thur. g thao's home on likefinally, finalle trh was is coming out. thao's boyfriend, andre jones, being the stermi and running pay-to-play schemes during thao's mp fo mayor and afr had fod out thand pele jobs in our s prin administration, promising people appointments on different commissions and boards from out of the mouths of people that told me they were prised positions.

i'm stephanie lin.l negotiation, tactical negotiators bringing about a peaceful ending after a man barricaded himself inside of a home in san jose. it started with officers serving a search warrant on lantern way in coach like drive. that's just south of east capitol expressway between 101 and monterey road crawford's. charles clifford is live for us from the area after hearing directly from sjpd. charles, what's the latest year? >> well, right now along singleton, you take a look behind me there. you can still see that the police department still has the area closed down. but as you mentioned, the suspect in this standoff has been taken into custody peacefully. let's going take a look at some video now. this all started around 7 o'clock this morning on the san jose police department was trying to serve a search warrant in the 3rd at a residence in the 3200 block of lantern way. they encountered a man who didn't want to come out. he barricaded himself inside. they believe he was armed. and so this turne

i'm stephanie lin. tune age boys. 2 teenage boys shot and hayward early yesterday morning kron four's philippe djegal has more on what neighbors are saying and where the search for a suspect stands right now. >> just before 2 o'clock wednesday morning, hayward police officers responded to a shooting on second street near hit with high school officer casandra bell says it happened at a house. some of the incident took place inside the home as well as outside of the home neighbors shireen, wolf a mix of what could be fireworks or gunshots, but did not hear either when the shooting occurred. it's sad when anyone loses life, especially at such a young age. >> in this case, 2 teenage boy sustained gunshot wounds. the 15 year-old from rodeo died on scene. officer for bell says the 13 year-old from hayward turned up at a local medical facility. he is currently in critical but stable condition right now. there's no ongoing threat to the community that that we're aware of related to this incident. >> and this is

our da lin shows us how the irs and u.s.tal inspection service were also involved in at least one of the raids. >> reporter: election years bring good business to the direct mailing agency. but owner johnson says he doesn't care much about politics. >> here just to provide a service to do a good job and republicans, democrats. we don't show any political favors. >> reporter: over the years johnson has printed all kinds of political ads. the good, the bad, and the ugly. but one particular job almost cost him his livelihood. >> i have been very heart-breaking and very disturbing. very emotional. >> reporter: johnson says a couple of weeks before the november 2022 general election, this man, mario juarez a longtime customer contracted him to print roughly 170,000 attack mailers targeting oakland mayoral candidates. >> doctored up and my skin is darkened and my eyes are turned red. the eyebrows are pointy in the sort of -- invoking images of a devil or something like that. >> reporter: johnson says the attack ads went out about

da lin captured the moment the great grandmother received her diploma after world war ii derailed hertudies by eight decades. >> reporter: at 105 years old virginia hislop has led a full life, two children, four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. she devoted her life to education and served on school and college boards in central washington where she lives. despite her success something was missing. >> from time to time i wish i'd finished and gotten my master's. part of it was the fact that i've been a college director for a good number of years and i didn't have the advanced degree and some of the other ones did. >> reporter: virginia had taken the required classes at stanford but needed one more thing, her master's thesis when this happened in 1941. >> a bomb went down a smoke stack of the arizona. >> the japanese bombed pearl harbor. >> reporter: virginia quickly married her college sweetheart before his army deployment. she assisted in the war, focused on her family and never got to finish her master's thesis. >> fast forward 83 years, we don't have a thesis requirement.

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i'm stephanie lin today. contra costa health medical providers and first responders kick off a county wide drill testing emergency plans and response times to sudden surges in emergencies. kron four's charles clifford gives us a look. >> well across contra costa county on wednesday and thursday, 8 different hospitals are participating in an emergency drill to simulate a mass casualty incident. and this scenario, multiple people have been injured in a disaster involving chemicals. patients played by actors arrive at the emergency room on foot by ambulance and by helicopter arriving. victims are evaluated decontaminated if necessary and then moved to an intake area. >> the drill gets hospital staff chance to prepare for something that doesn't happen very often. it might seem scary might seem very unusual but allows us the opportunity to exercise things that we don't get. >> enough time. so this drill is also an opportunity to practice emergency communications between different agents. >> this is allows our hosp

i'm stephanie lin in for darya. and james, we've got the sun is up.rning has officially begun. thank you for joining us. let's get a check of the weather here before we get to the headlines because there was got their mind on the sounds like a good idea, i know we've got to get to the weekend and have a little fun out there. well, we are going to be looking at a forecast that's going to make it pretty easy for the most part. >> nothing getting in the way as far as the heat goes, be backed up off quite a whole lot. today is going to be the warmest day of the weekend. and even then most of our

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it's not clear if that bill would have protected miss lin, but she hopes it can help someone else in the future. >> san jose will extend a program that encourages construction of new housing downtown. under the program, the city will reduce fees for more than a dozen high rise projects. critics say the program comes at the expense of city parks, according to the parks and recreation commission, the city may lose more than $20 million that would otherwise go towards its parks. >> housing construction has been steady, growing steadily growing in several states, including california. and while the number of projects and jobs is high, so is the need for workers. while construction apprentice says he just completed a new partnership program that gives people hands on experience in the industry. he says the program is doing a lot to prepare people to go to work on construction sites. >> i was still part of a job corps while i was while i first joined dpr. six weeks like onboarding afterwards dpr. they liked what i was doing when i worked there, so they hired me on full time. they give you

i'm stephanie lin. we begin with a tragedy involving an oakland firefighter. 25 year-old kaden laugh and died this morning in an apparent drowning in san diego. officials say left and went into the ocean off pacific beach near crystal pier and around 02:00am his family called for help. rescue crews found his body in the sand at around 05:00am san diego fire police chaplains and counselors offered support to roughly a dozen family members and friends who are at that beach, including lawson's mother. lawson was in san diego for the firefighters summer olympics. he graduated from the oakland recruit academy class of 2019. he was a 3rd generation firefighter, his father, sean lawson, was also oakland firefighter. he died in 2020 after suffering a heart attack. how today's victim's brother cooper is currently in the oakland fire recruit academy. it's not yet clear what led to the drowning. the oakland fire department morning. today's loss fire chief damon codington releasing a statement that reads, quote, ka

i'm stephanie lin. in a landmark case, the u.s. supreme court today ruled cities can enforce bans on homeless people. sleeping outdoors in a 6 3 decision. justices say the city of grants pass oregon can punish homeless people for sleeping on public property. even if there is not shelter space available. the court's decision reverses a san francisco based appeals court ruling that stopped the city from enforcing its public camping ordinances, calling it cruel and unusual punishment. right now, california is home to one 3rd of the country's homeless population. san francisco has struggled for decades trying to solve its homeless crisis. and while some groups believe the supreme court's decision will help the city, others disagree. kron four's theresa stasi looks at how the decision may play out in the city. nearly 3,000 people currently live on the streets san francisco. according to the city's recent count. >> with friday's supreme court ruling giving cities more authority to evict and possibly site some like san francisco mayor lon

lin's original plan was to follow douglass everywhere, and he said, hey, why don't we just ke this ahe rest of 1858 having debates and douglass wasn't going to do that. he says, hey, lincoln, if you stop following me around, i will agree to a congressional districts, which are seventh and hethese two mens lincolnmodest way than douglass douglass, is riding around with a lot of pomp and fanfare on trains bands. the second debate is a really important one. it was held in freeport, illinois. and what has been known as the freeport doctrine in the first debate in ottawa, douglass posed seven questions to lincoln to sically make lincoln look like an abolitionist. lincoln in freeport says to douglass, you're this really smart guy. you asked me seven questions that i've answered. i've only come up with four. he asked douglass, you keep revolutionary for resisting the scott opinion. we don't resist it. you've been treating supreme court opinions as if they are thus sayeth theso are a champiof popular sovereignty. what's it going to be? t's more important? a supreme court opinion is that the

now our da lin has uncovered the u.s. postal service that it owes tens of millions of dollars after delivering campaign mailers aimed at benefiting thao when she was running for mayor. >> reporter: election years bring good business to this mail agency. but he doesn't care much about politics. >> and we are here to provide a service to do a good job, republicans, democrats. we don't show any political favors. >> reporter: over the years johnson has printed all kinds of political ads. the good, the bad, and the ugly. but one particular job almost cost him his livelihood. >> i've been very heartbreaking, very disturbing, very emotional. >> reporter: johnson says a couple of weeks before the november 2022 general election, this man, mario juarez, a long-time customer contracted him to print roughly 170,000 attack mailers targeting oakland mayoral candidates ignacio and loren taylor. >> and my skin is darkened, my eyes have turned red. the eye browns are pointy in that sort of invoking images of a devil or something like that

thousands of people packed the venue one last time as da lin reports, not everyone is upset about the closure. >> reporter: ladies and gentlemen, the iconic trumpet call, one last time at golden gate fields. eight races with about 15 horses on sunday, long time race fan is sad to see it go. >> to say i was here for the last day at golden gate field, the last day at green meadows. >> he has in coming here for over 40 years. >> i lost more than i won. >>> would keep him coming back as the adrenaline. >> that experiences a, yes i am a winner. >> after 83 years, of going to >> the general manager of golden gate fields says horse racing is a declining ort business. online betting means fewer people at the track and most of the loyal customers are older people. >> some days we had thousands here. very, very popular . after the pandemic , unfortunately, it was difficult to get that going again. >> showed up for the final day there was a long line of people trying to get ahead. >> it's a beautiful hat, yeah. i told her she has to wear it. that is the image that i have in my mind when i think

i'm stephanie lin at 8.28. this sunday.it is. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're pushing those numbers. well beyond the century, mark, just about all week long, few folks well inland hope sees operating appropriately. >> because youcll need to definitely check on the fans and the elderly. you know the drone keep lots of water flowing to throw that extra water bottle in the car. when you're out and about. all right, what we've got going on right now here is coming in from our mount tam camera. and there you see off towards the distance, there's of the bay bridge, a little bit of haze leftover that's going to thicken up a little bit right above us. we our typical inversion situation, which is not necessarily a lot drier, but it is much warmer. so sometimes that moisture at the surface gets stuck a little bit and it's going to get worked a bit. so we probably see some fog comeback again this afternoon at the coast and maybe in some scattered clouds with san francisco a little bit, not much of an impact, ho