kron 4 sarah stinson spoke with the supervisor tonight. she joins us live in san francisco with the latest push to try to actually make this happen. sarah? >> the supervisor, connie chan says while traffic related deaths continue to go up, red tape is stopping a lot of these traffic improvement projects from getting done. chan wants immediate action to prevent more people from dying. >> given what we haven't spent the last 2 weeks is that we can no longer wait. supervisor connie chan wants the city to speed up vision, 0 projects to make san francisco streets safer for all vision. 0 is a policy aimed at eliminating traffic deaths all together. yet this year we've seen an uptick in deadly crashes, including the one that killed a family of 4 at a bus stop in west portal. and over the weekend, a man was injured by a car at a bus stop in the district. chan represents the supervisor is now asking the city attorney's office to draft legislation that would authorize an emergency declaration to prioritize projects that haven't been completed. we ha

that's where we find kron 4 sarah stinson message from the fans. sarah, hundreds of people are here in the south lawn of the >> sending a message to the hays saying they are john fisher. a single cent with what they're doing. they said they cannot believe this could be the last opening day here at the coliseum and the people here i are a little sad you're not going to be inside. they said absolutely i mean, people such a good time. a lot of people days, there are still a lot going inside coliseum. we have about one hour into and some people they have to go inside because they want to make sure that they get that last experience of the calls him. a lot of people coming to the coliseum. and so it's emotional for them. but the people out here said they don't feel like they're missing a thing that rather be out here in the crowd. and this is all set up by the hogan. 68 as well the last dive bar boycott is to send that message to john fisher and everyone, you know, saying this is very bittersweet. excited to be out here, excited to have the energy of th

sarah stinson reports. >> we spoke with the production manager here at city lights, theater company. he says they've been broken into multiple times since he started working here over a decade ago, costing hundreds of dollars each time. the latest happening on sunday security footage shows 2 people walking up to city lights, theater company in san jose sunday morning. >> just before the alarm goes off, it's very frustrating. it's a it's a violation run. guess pernetti is a production manager at the nonprofit theater company on south second street. he says police responded quickly but not before thieves took off with items. they took props from the some iphones and ipads are props in the show. >> they took some personal belongings the actors had left in our dressing rooms. it hurts because we have to replace that stuff. gas pernetti says the treater has experienced far too many burglaries over the years. i've worked here for 12 years. >> i would say a good 6, 7 times we've been broken into it's time it's a significant amount of money to do repairs to the damage caused by a by a forced

yeah, they're going to take public comment next week before supervisors vote on it kron 4 sarah stinson, the closer look at how it works. >> a san francisco program has been offering unhoused people a ticket back to their home towns for nearly 20 years. it allows us the opportunity to offer the ability to reunify with their family. a ticket >> expenses to get back to their home. the homeward bound program started under then-mayor gavin newsom's office with the goal to help 1000 people annually supervisor ahsha suffice. as in recent years, the program has dwindled. he's now working to revive it while also running against mayor london breed for her job this november under mayor breed. it was buried in the bureaucracy. >> and it dropped to just a couple 100 people a year. homeward bound has become a resource for organizations like glide memorial church in foundation. the chief public affairs officer is glad to see the city reinvesting in it. it is one tool in the tool box. and i think we want to be looking at all of that. >> it is not for everyone for family. after years of living on the s

kron 4 sarah stinson. from walnut creek with a check on the voter turnout in contra costa county. >> on the eve of super tuesday, many people dropped off their ballot after work in walnut creek. i care about the senate race. the california senate race a lot, but we always vote. but these voters appear to be the minority in contra costa county, according to the assistant registrar, helen nolan out of 700 voters, 127,000 ballots were received by monday afternoon. that's less than 20% of the total ballots, which leads nolan to predict an overall low turnout. we're expecting coming into this about 45 50% based on previous presidential primaries. >> but as a turnout right now, it looks like might get 35%. >> nolan says there's a decline in voting statewide. she believes many are voting because of the lack of competition between presidential nominees. >> but i would like to encourage people to respect your ballot in way the every race on this that it it's going to go with the exception of the measures is going t

thankfully no one was hurt. 4 sarah stinson joins us live from the parking lot in sfo where that enormous tire ended up. sarah, this is just not. >> yeah, the tire came crashing down from that united airplane into this employee parking lot next to sfo. we're told these tires are massive about 5 feet tall. they way just about 300 pounds in crash down on 2 cars. thankfully no one inside them. >> united flight 35 departed sfo for osaka just before 11 thursday morning. immediately after takeoff, one of the plane's tires sell-off crashing down onto cars in an employee parking lot. you can see where this tire landed and the destruction it caused. take a look this car got completely defense almond and united employee went to check on his car as soon as he got off work. don't worry, you know, kinds of the area, >> you know, they fortunately, you know, to set >> the boeing 7, 7, 7 was diverted to los angeles where it landed safely. passengers got transferred to another plane. now the faa and ntsb are investigating how this happened. thank goodness this didn't happen. >> over a park where there wer

i'm sara stinson reporting in walnut creek. back to you. >> all right, sarah, and here are the ballots returned as of last night in the other bay area counties, almost all of them don't even get close to 20% except former in sonoma and napa counties. >> election is today ends and we're here mindful of the importance. the imperative of getting out to vote. >> governor newsom was in san francisco today encouraging people to get out and vote. also he was here pushing proposition one. if that passes tomorrow, billions will be invested in mental health treatment facilities across the state. the proposition hopes to address the homeless crisis by creating 11,000 more residential units for people living without homes. opponents of prop one believe it will cost too much money, especially when the state is facing a budget deficit. and you can join us tomorrow for super tuesday. we hope you do live results from around the bay area, the state and the country. a special edition of kron. 4 news begins tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in prime ti

sarah stinson has the latest now from santa rosa. >> there are still so many unanswered questions about this case. detectives spent more than 12 hours inside this santa rosa apartment trying to get the answers. i spoke with the mother and son's next door neighbor who says this does not feel real. she says the 2 daily she can't believe they're gone. neighbors like her are rattled by this. people who live in the spring lake apartments in santa rosa woke up to crime tape surrounding their neighbor's apartment wednesday morning. i was shocked because it's just it's such a. >> he's community. there's never any. >> never any crime here. news quickly spread about police investigating the death of a mom and her 10 year-old son whose bodies were found inside their apartment on summerfield road. santa rosa. police say they got a call just before 8 from someone concerned about the 2 new details were given about the color detectives spent the day going in and out of the home collecting evidence, trying to figure out what happened. >> investigators also collected evidence from a parked car since the

. >> then there were hundreds of fans who didn't even step inside the stadium as kron. 4 sarah stinson shows us there was a block party to boycott the game. >> on the a's opening day, many seats were left empty inside the oakland coliseum. but outside the parking lot was the sea of green. hundreds of fans boycott of the big game and had a block party. instead it strong words for the owner of the team, john fisher. i don't they're taking look at love our team we are >> want to give canceling dana morgan waited 2 and a half hours to get into the parking but i'm not going into the game. >> i'm going to be out here. i guess we're getting ready to go once the gates opened the party begin. >> the boycott was organized by oakland. 68 ce and the last dive bar. the back were able to get so many folks that, you know, come out and support us and just support the message that we're pushing. its honestly staggering. some diehard fans chose to go to the game, kind of heartbreaking to be completely honest with re cartwright says he couldn't bear to miss what could be the a's last season opener at the

kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> right above the homes on santa court in santa rosa. you can still see charred trees from the 2020 class fire that came about 75 yards from our front door. too close for comfort for gretchen and rick mullen, d who have experience 3 fires while living in their santa rosa home for the last 22 years, they have ensured their home with farmers insurance. earlier this month, the couple got a letter from the company saying their policy was canceled field and i feel scared. we've never filed a claim. and it's all due to our address being close to a wildfire area. >> that too quickly hired insurance brokers to find a new insurance company. the search that's getting more difficult by the day. and we were denied by 157 insurance companies. no one will take us. i mean, even today i received 7 o'clock. the niles, if the couple does not get insurance, they can lose their home. the state does offer a last resort option. the california fair plan melendez have applied for it, but they say it's not an affordable option. costa, 6% higher and it's less cov

stinson reports. >> alameda county health officials put this warning out to anyone who went 2 sons of liberty alehouse on march 9th between a specific time frame saying you need to watch out for symptoms which can appear a week up to 21 days later, the health department says this warnings for people who went to this restaurant in san leandro on that saturday between 4.45 in the afternoon and 7, 30 at night. >> symptoms include fever, cough, runny nose. red eyes and a rash that can last up to week. measles can spread when infected person breathes coughs or sneezes. since it does take time for symptoms to appear, people could start to feel them any time between the 16th to the 30th of this month. measles can be very contagious, according to the health department, one person infected with measles can infect 9 out of 10 unvaccinated people in close contact. the health department says to contact them and a doctor if you are at the restaurant during that time frame and especially if your child was exposed, if you're not vaccinated or if you're a health care or child care worker. i spoke wit

they're looking for the person or the people responsible for this kron. 4 sarah stinson has details on what happened after speaking with someone who had their flag defaced. >> police say someone spray painted swastikas on ukrainian flags at 2 homes in mill valley. the affected neighbors already replaced their flags. i spoke with the owner of this home. he says he's deeply disturbed, especially as a jewish man. >> but to see it as watch the got your front lawn is just something that is beyond terrible. it's the motion. i'm sorry, it's it's emotional. can walk tell got choked up when talking about the vandalism that happened. >> at his mill valley home on saturday, he was out of town when he got an e-mail with pictures showing a swastika spray painted on the ukrainian flag on his property. nothing can. take that from my from my mind. wachtell has lived in this home for 40 years. he has previously served on city council and as valley, he says such an act of hate does not represent his city it wrong because this greeting somebody's property. it's wrong because the swastika this not belong

kron 4 sarah stinson joins us in studio now with more. sara. >> dan, despite the rain this weekend, protesters, as you said, packed the streets of san francisco earlier today. there's a show support for the jewish community rallying against a rise in anti-semitism and on saturday, pro-palestine protesters demanded a ceasefire. those demonstrators eventually clashing with police. >> the war between israel and hamas still heavy on the minds of people all across the bay area weekend. protests taking over the streets of san francisco, one for israel and the jewish community and the other, a pro palestine demonstration calling for a cease-fire in gaza. together in this against anti-semitism. >> organizers say sunday's unity march was about standing up against the rise in hate against the jewish community. rachel, that says anti-semitism has been surging since hamas is october attack on israel. >> and the war that's followed. but the last few people are free to go on the street say that i want to get epall of those people the natio saying almos

i'm sara stinson reporting live in san leandro. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. yeah, this is more than a dozen states have now reported measles cases this year alone, including here in california. cdc urging doctors to vaccinate babies as young as 6 months old. if their families are traveling to a measles affected country. according to the cdc, there have been at least 58 confirmed measles cases so far this year here in the u.s. more than 90% have been linked to international travel and mainly involve children one year or older who had not been vaccinated >> literally, if someone sharing the airspace of this building with measles and they're gone for 2 hours. this area for 2 hours is still contaminated. >> health officials say that unvaccinated people have a 90% chance of becoming infected if they are exposed to measles tonight, a legal expert is weighing in on the charges against driver involved in a crash that killed 3 family members in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. the tragic incident happened saturday while the family was waiting to catch a bus t

one 2 people arrested so far in kron 4 sarah stinson gets us up to speed. >> the 2 people arrested are accused of stealing $10,000 worth of copper from the tracks of eta. on monday, a train operator actually witnessed the theft. thieves are targeting the valley transportation authority in the south bay, stealing copper from the tracks. the santa clara county sheriff's office says it is investigating 2 dozen copper theft cases causing a total of half a million dollars in damage to railway property that some people risking their lives and they during the public for about $10, a pound, the latest copper theft happening in broad daylight monday, a train operator witness this happening near the tracks on the vta cropley light rail station in san jose. >> a person was seen with a white pickup truck less than an hour later, deputies were told the same truck was spotted at vta station in sunnyvale. you were able to detain the suspects. >> and which resulted in fighting. actually, i'm copper wire that was stolen from that vta station. 60 year-old daniel mail and 55 year-old frank pacheco. bulls

i'm sara stinson reporting the studio. back to you. sarah. thank you. francisco lawmaker wants to mandate self-driving car companies to report accidents and traffic violations to the dmv. assembly member matt haney introduced a measure. he calls the atv safety and transparency bill. today. >> if that gets signed into law, driverless car companies would be required to publicly report all collioions traffic violations and stalling issues as well as assault and harassment involving its fleet. haney says his proposal is about everyone's safety as reliance on self-driving cars starts to expand. we have reached out to waymo for their response but have not yet heard back. >> new at 10 tonight, investigators have identified the mother and child found dead last week in santa rosa as 54 year-old cynthia, in brays and 10 year-old maximus monroy both were found dead last wednesday in their home on summerfield road. investigators are on the scene for more than 12 hours before they finally removed the bodies. police say the final coroner's report is still pending. bu

our kron 4, sarah stinson joins us now live at sfo. sarah were exactly did that tire land. >> yeah. the tire of a united airplane landed in this parking lot of came crashing down into this employee parking crashing onto the cars. thankfully no one inside of them because these tires are massive, we're told, are about 5 feet tall and they weigh about 300 pounds. >> united flight 35 departed sfo for osaka just before 11 thursday morning. immediately after takeoff, one of the plane's tires sell-off crashing down onto cars in an employee parking lot. you can see where this tire landed and the destruction it caused. take a look this car got completely defense almond and united employee went to check on his car as soon as he got off work. don't worry, you know, was kind. so the area. >> you know, they fortunately, you know, to set >> the boeing 7, 7, 7, was diverted to los angeles where it landed safely. passengers got transferred to another plane. now the faa and ntsb are investigating how this happened. thank goodness this didn't happen. >> over a park where there were people who are sch

kron 4 sarah stinson here in the studio with the details. sarah. >> the 2 people arrested are accused of stealing $10,000 worth of copper from the tracks of eta. on monday, a train operator actually witnessed the theft. the sheriff's office is now looking for more people involved in a string of recent copper theft cases. >> these are targeting the valley transportation authority in the south bay, stealing copper from the tracks. the santa clara county sheriff's office says its investigating 2 dozen copper theft cases causing a total of half a million dollars in damage to railway property that some people risking their lives and they during the public for about $10, a pound, the latest copper theft happening in broad daylight monday, a train operator witness this happening near the tracks on the vta cropley light rail station in san jose. a person was seen with a white pickup truck less than an hour later, dep ties were told the same truck was spotted at the vta station in sunnyvale. you were able to detain the suspects. >> and which resulted

stinson a visited the park today and spoke with one of the victim's family. sarah. >> the family of brandon cheeses, hopeful the increased reward will bring them long awaited justice after what's been an extremely hard 2 years for the first time, his sister's ready to talk about what happened to her brother. >> the metal fence along alice chalmers playground in san francisco remains bent from bullets. it was 2 years ago on a sunday afternoon when shots rang out, killing 20 year-old karen carlson. and 22 year-old brandon cheese. he touched so many lives. brandon sister sylvia lopez often visits the area to honor him where a memorial continues to evolve. so many people. >> even his elementary school teacher. seeing that she remembered him. i think it speaks volumes to kind of person. my brother was. >> lopez takes us back to april 3rd 2022. when she found out her brother was killed, calling it the worst day of her family's lives like this can't be. >> and it was just like the most terrible. >> agonizing pain. >> police say they're looking for at least 2 men inv

i'm sara stinson reporting live in walnut creek. back to you. >> thank you, sarah. she was in contra costa county here. the percentage of total ballots returned as of last night in other bay area counties. most of them don't get close to that 20%. mark except for marin. sonoma. >> and napa counties with less than 24 hours until election day. the person in charge of overseeing the elections process statewide is vowing it will be secure. california secretary of state shirley weber is reminding the 22 million registered voters who received a ballot in the mail to either return it to their local voting center or send it back in the mail. it must be postmarked no later than march. 5th tomorrow we're vote account. you must remember to sign the back of the official return envelope. webber says the signature checking process is taken very seriously. >> we have trained our folks on on every signature. we have special equipment. this seems like something is one with the signature. so we checked every ballot that comes through. we also open up our offices, your regular registr

sarah stinson joins us live from city lights, theater company with house. the staff is handliog all of this era. >> we spoke with the production manager here at city lights, theater company since he started more than a decade here. he says they've been broken into multiple times costing hundreds of dollars in damages. and the latest happened on sunday. >> we've got to we work with their team. >> or about? >> i don't know 6 to 8 months or so. coming up with concepts, you know, they they, you know, like beans that through these out, we finally settled on an idea which was beautiful idea because that the student that created it for latino from glenn who was inspired by her dad. >> all right. get back, sarah, in just a bit. that was the wrong story. we'll get back to on that other report. meantime, a terrifying experience for a woman in alamo. investigators say she was robbed at gunpoint in front of her home. the robbery happened about 2.30 yesterday afternoon at the woman's home on biltmore drive. deputies say the woman was getting out of her car when 2 people

kron 4 sarah stinson joins us live in the city. >> with the supervisors latest push try to get that ball rolling. sarah. >> supervisor connie chan says well, traffic related deaths continue to go up. red tape is stopping a lot of these traffic improvement projects from getting chan wants immediate action to prevent more people from dying. >> given what we spent the last 2 weeks is that we can no longer wait. supervisor connie chan wants the city to speed up vision, 0 projects to make san francisco streets safer for all vision. 0 is a policy aimed at eliminating traffic deaths all together. yet this year we've seen an uptick in deadly crashes, including the one that killed a family of 4 at a bus stop in west portal. and over the weekend, a man was injured by a car at a bus stop in the district. chan represents the supervisor is now asking the city attorney's office to draft legislation that would authorize an emergency declaration to prioritize projects that haven't been completed. you. we have these plan project. we know that design. it's and its plan and it's been planned. well. >> let'

kron 4 sarah stinson joins us now live from the scene of that deadly crash that is now turned into a growing memorial. sarah. >> hundreds of people packed into this west portal intersection to honor the family killed in a car crash here at this bus stop. you can see the flowers and candles that remain. the vigil ended a couple of hours ago, but people continue to stop by here and honor the family. >> solemn music filled san francisco's west portal neighborhood monday night as hundreds of people stood together in both grief and solidarity. people placed flowers, stuffed animals and candles at a bus stop on lewis street. that's where a family of 4 was struck by a car on saturday waiting for the to take their kids to the zoo, which is what this family was and we here a mom, dad and child were killed. their baby survived the supervisor for this district. myrna melgar says the baby is now at the children's hospital trauma center. a child now has no parents siblings. so it is really difficult. and i am thinking about them. >> after a moment of silence, police chief bill scott lay down flow

sarah stinson. >> sharing some tips. if you're heading over to hit the slopes. >> hey, everybody.n here reporting from palisades tahoe. i am snowboarding on this friday and i thought i'd give you a little ski report that literally no one asked for. but here it is. it's a bluebird, a gorgeous conditions. blue skies. the snow is amazing. after all that snow, we got up here in tahoe. perfect day to hit the slopes and most people are working right now. i have the day off, so the crowds aren't as bad. but just a little tip for you. if you plan coming up to thousands tahoe. >> saturday or sunday, don't do it unless you have a parking reservation. that absolutely required. unless you do the parking other than that. enjoy your weekend, everybody. i'm going to go. it's the slopes. >> saying that, yeah, we want yeah, but we have to see that tomorrow. yeah. i know why pan or so. you got to pay me to go well. and plus, i don't think it's advisable to light. go to do that. yeah, no burning my. you're video camera. she's good enough to do probably next episode. yeah, that's right. hey, but you

kron 4 sarah stinson caught up with some uber folks to learn about how this thing works, as well as some very say they plan to use it to help get their kids around. >> a new transportation option for teens in california. uber has launched a specialized teen account that allows young users to get a ride or order food north bay dad, steve grow becker says the new feature will make his life a lot easier >> yes, having 5 kids full time job a cushion, the price. i can't be everywhere all the time. >> so yeah, i think it's a great idea. his son grant a high school freshman is also excited. it's definitely nice to have to get place to place rainy days. are something that's not to walkable. as an uber spokesperson says the feature requires parental permission. parent just invites 13 to the family profile in their app. >> to open a specialized teen account, they download the app and from their teens can order their own rides and food parents can live track their child's trip set spending limits and contact the driver and team gets picked up to get a push that. he gets dropped off. look at another

kron 4 sarah stinson has more from santa rosa. >> there are still so many unanswered questions about this case. detectives spent more than 12 hours inside this santa rosa apartment trying to get the answers. i spoke with the mother and son's next door neighbor who says this does not feel real. she says the 2 daily she can't believe they're gone. neighbors like her are rattled by this. people who live in the spring lake apartments in santa rosa woke up to crime tape surrounding their neighbor's apartment wednesday morning. i was shocked because it's just it's such a. >> he's community. there's never >> whenever any crime here, news quickly spread about police investigating the death of a mom and her 10 year-old son whose bodies were found inside their apartment on summerfield road and know most of the people. >> in the community here. surprised that they didn't recognize santa rosa police say they got a call just before 8 from someone concerned about the 2. no details were given about the color detectives spent the day going in and out of the home collecting evidence, trying to figure

i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> thank you, sarah. 6, a 6 and a group working to recall oakland mayor sheng thao held a town hall meeting over the weekend. they started collecting signatures for the recall petition last month saying that they're fed up with crime and the lack of a new police chief in the city. >> question is what she to try to make things better what does she she's not done the first thing she does is the going to >> mayor tell has told kron 4 that the recall campaign she believes is organized by her political opponents who previously ran against her and lost that recall group has collected. they say 123,000 signatures. they need 73,500 signatures to be verified to have the recall election. we will keep you posted >> 2 teenagers are charged with carrying loaded guns at the motel 6 in santa rosa and hear the guns that police seized. >> they were patrolling of the cleveland avenue area when they saw a number of teenagers standing outside a motel room. they searched them and found the weapons that she's jeans or car charged. now with carrying those weapons. >> in t

i'm sara stinson reporting the newsroom. back to you. >> all right. thank you, sarah. 604 is the time and another big story this morning. oakland business owners say they are sick of crime and now they're threatening not to pay their taxes. if the city doesn't fix the problem a little more than 200 businesses signed up for this strike so far, one of them has been running multiple shops in the city over the past. 35 years. >> it should be just a. it's out of control as far as it hits, business owners are feeling they feel the pressure that they are not being protected. but the city of oakland and they paid so much taxes. i mean, there's taxes. i mean, uk will get even there count on the taxes that we pay per year. and plus, we losing all the insurance coverage. >> well, as of now, we don't know if and when this tax boycott will happen. but we're following the story. meanwhile, mayor sheng thao says that oakland is making progress with crime. she sent a statement saying in part, quote, since the summer of 2023, oakland's business districts have experien

i'm sara stinson reporting the newsroom. back to you. >> sarah, thank you. and it's 704, in the east, but we have oakland business owners now saying they are sick of the crime and they're now threatening to not pay their taxes. if the city doesn't fix the problem a little more than 200 businesses have signed up for this strikes. so far, one of them has been running multiple shops in the city for the past. 35 years. >> it should be just the air. it's out of control as far as it gets, business owners are feeling they feel the pressure that they are not being protected. but the city of oakland and they paid so much taxes. i mean, there's taxes. i mean, uk will get even there count on the taxes that we pay per year. and plus, we losing all the insurance coverage. >> as of now, we don't know if and when this tax boycott will happen. but we'll let you know. meanwhile, mayor sheng thao says that oakland is making progress when it comes to fighting crime. she sent a statement reading in part, quote, since the summer of 2023, oakland's business districts have experie

. >> rob kron 4 sarah stinson explains. >> we spoke with the production manager here at city lights,pany. he says they've been broken into multiple times since he started working here over a decade ago, costing hundreds of dollars each time. the latest happening on sunday security footage shows 2 people walking up to city lights, theater company in san jose sunday morning. >> just before the alarm goes off, it's very frustrating. it's a it's a violation run. guess pernetti is a production manager at the nonprofit theater company on south second street. he says police responded quickly but not before thieves took off with items. they took props from the some iphones and ipads are props in the show. >> they took some personal belongings the actors had left in our dressing rooms. it hurts because we have to replace that stuff. gas pernetti says the theater has experienced far too many burglaries over the years. i've worked here for 12 years. >> i would say a good 6, 7 times we've been broken into it's time it's a significant amount of money to do repairs to the damage caused by a by a f

but it's finally going to be happening now in pleasanton kron. 4 sarah stinson has what we need to know. >> caltrans is closing a nine-mile stretch of southbound 6.80, this weekend to repave the road. this project was set to start in january, but it got delayed again and again because of the rain. it's set to begin this weekend, starting friday night at 9 and ending monday morning at 4. on 6.80, in pleasanton signs warning drivers of a major disruption this weekend. caltrans is shutting down a nine-mile stretch of the interstate. >> to replace worn out lanes. the goal is to fix pesky potholes. janice morrow with caltrans district 4 says the closure will be a short-term inconvenience that comes with a long-term fix for will years and to 6.80, will be closed between al costa boulevard in san ramon all the way south to state route 84 in seminole northbound 6.80, will remain open. morris says getting it done in one weekend will allow them to reduce the number of nightly closures needed. >> and in turn allows caltrans to finish the project sooner moving the project to have. >> on phone so it

sarah stinson has the story. >> police say someone spray painted swastikas on ukrainian flags at 2 homesin mill valley. the affected neighbors already replaced their flags. i spoke with the owner of this home. he says he's deeply disturbed, especially as a jewish man. >> but to see it as watch the got your front lawn is just something that is beyond terrible. it's the motion. i'm sorry, it's it's emotional. can walk tell got choked up when talking about the vandalism that happened. >> at his mill valley home on saturday, he was out of town when he got an e-mail with pictures showing a swastika spray painted on the ukrainian flag on his property. nothing can. take that from my from my mind. wachtell has lived in this home for 40 years. he has previously served on city council and as mayor of mo valley, he says such an act of hate does not represent his city it wrong because this greeting somebody's property. it's wrong because the swastika this not belong in our community. >> and it's wrong because we support ukraine anything like that just wrong and all different live levels. ukrainian f

kron 4 sarah stinson has more. >> there are still so many unanswered questions about this case. detectives spent more than 12 hours inside this santa rosa apartment trying to get the answers. i spoke with the mother and son's next door neighbor who says this does not feel real. she says the 2 daily she can't believe they're gone. neighbors like her are rattled by this. people who live in the spring lake apartments in santa rosa woke up to crime tape surrounding their neighbor's apartment wednesday morning. i was shocked because it's just it's such a. >> he's community. there's never >> whenever any crime here, news quickly spread about police investigating the death of a mom and her 10 year-old son whose bodies were found inside their apartment on summerfield road. santa rosa. police say they got a call just before 8 from someone concerned about the 2 new details were given about the color detectives spent the day going in and out of the home collecting evidence, trying to figure out what happened. >> investigators also collected evidence from a parked car since the child's deat

kron 4 sarah stinson has more on what's going on. >> we haven't been given an exact reason why this has happened. but other fast food chains have taken similar measures because of crime taco bell employees tell us it might be because trouble has been caused inside in the window of taco bell on 35th avenue in oakland. large signs telling customers that the dining room is now closed. the same could be seen at this location on heggen berger. road customers are being forced to order food through the drive-thru. even this person who didn't have a car tried to order from the window because they weren't allowed inside people who go to talk about all the time say they're frustrated by this change people who are on the bus. instead they came. they do allow walk-ups. >> yes, not cool for people to not be able to go through. the drive-thru going to the dining room. only have to go to the jack to a taco bell employee telling kron 4 the restaurant has had to do this because people have been causing trouble inside. taco bell is not the first oakland restaurant to close off indoor dining raising canes

i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. back to. >> thank you. sarah will happening today. the city of oakland could change the way police respond to alarms. so under the proposed ordinance, law enforcement can only respond to the alarm if a crime has actually been confirmed. yeah, i was michael thomas in the newsroom to break that down for u.s. morning michael. hey, good morning, everyone. will oakland city officials say that this ordinance would allow police to spend more time on actual crimes rather than false alarms. but alarm company say they disagree and that the change may lead to even more crimes happening is that's been the case in other cities. >> when an ordinance like this was put in place. so let's break it all down. what is a verified alarm system? well, it's a system that requires private alarm companies to verify that a crime is actually happening before police are actually dispatched to a location and it's done so by video, audio or other means of confirmation. this new ordinance that set to be finalized today would require that all new alarm installs be ve

kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> the 2 people arrested are accused of stealing $10,000 worth ofper from the tracks of eta. on monday, a train operator actually witnessed the theft. >> thieves are targeting the valley transportation authority in the south bay, stealing copper from the tracks. the santa clara county sheriff's office says it is investigating 2 dozen copper theft cases causing a total of half a million dollars in damage to railway property that some people risking their lives and they during the public for about $10, a pound, the latest copper theft happening in broad daylight monday, a train operator witness this happening near the tracks on the vta cropley light rail station in san jose. >> a person was seen with a white pickup truck less than an hour later, deputies were told the same truck was spotted at vta station in sunnyvale. you were able to detain the suspects. >> and which resulted in fighting actually got copper wire was stolen from that vta station. 60 year-old daniel mail. and 55 year-old frank pacheco. bulls got arrested for suspicion of having stolen

well, for sarah stinson has that story. >> the tire from the united airplane crash down into this employee parking lot next to sfo. these tires are massive. we're told there are about 5 feet tall way more than 300 pounds in a crash down on 2 cars. thankfully no one inside them. >> united flight 35 departed sfo for osaka just before 11 thursday morning. immediately after takeoff, one of the plane's tires fellow off crashing down onto cars in an employee parking lot. you can see where this tire landed and the destruction it caused. take a look this car got completely wrecked the fence. almond and united employee went to check on his car as soon as he got off work. larry, you know, i so the area, >> you know, they fortunately, you know, to set >> the boeing 7, 7, 7 was diverted to los angeles where it landed safely. passengers got transferred to another plane. now the faa and ntsb are investigating how this happened. thank goodness this didn't happen. >> over a park where there were people who are schoolyard or >> onto a building or something else. henry harteveldt is a local travel industry

stinson has that story. >> the 2 people arrested are accused of stealing $10,000 worth of copper from the tracks of eta. on monday, a train operator actually witnessed the theft. thieves are targeting the valley transportation authority in the south bay, stealing copper from the tracks. the santa clara county sheriff's office says it is investigating 2 dozen copper theft cases causing a total of half a million dollars in damage to railway property that some people risking their lives and they during the public for about $10, a pound, the latest copper theft happening in broad daylight monday, a train operator witness this happening near the tracks on the vta cropley light rail station in san jose. >> a person was seen with a white pickup truck less than an hour later, deputies were told the same truck was spotted at vta station in sunnyvale. you were able to detain the suspects. >> and which resulted in fighting actually that copper wire was stolen from that vta station. 60 year-old daniel mail and 55 year-old frank pacheco. bulls got arrested for suspicion of having stolen property,

sarah stinson to explain. >> we spoke with the production manager here at city lights, theater company. he says they've been broken into multiple times since he started working here over a decade ago, costing hundreds of dollars each time. the latest happening on sunday. >> security footage shows 2 people walking up to city lights, theater company in san jose sunday morning. just before the alarm goes off. it's very frustrating. it's a it's a violation run. guess pernetti is a production manager at the nonprofit theater company on south second street. he says police responded quickly but not before thieves took off with items. they took props from the some iphones and ipads are props in the show. >> they took some personal belongings the actors had left in our dressing rooms. it hurts because we have to replace that stuff. gas pernetti says the theater has experienced far too many burglaries over the years. i've worked here for 12 years. >> i would say a good 6, 7 times we've been broken into it's time it's a significant amount of money to do repairs to the damage caused by a by a forc

sarah stinson has the story. the 2 people arrested are accused of stealing $10,000 worth of copper from the tracks of eta. on monday, a train operator actually witnessed the theft. >> thieves are targeting the valley transportation authority in the south bay, stealing copper from the tracks. the santa clara county sheriff's office says it is investigating 2 dozen copper theft cases causing a total of half a million dollars in damage to railway property that some people risking their lives and they during the public for about $10, a pound, the latest copper theft happening in broad daylight monday, a train operator witness this happening near the tracks on the vta cropley light rail station in san jose. >> a person was seen with a white pickup truck less than an hour later, deputies were told the same truck was spotted at the vta station in sunnyvale. you were able to detain the suspects >> and which resulted in fightingctlly got copper wire was stolen from that vta station. 60 year-old daniel mail. and 55 year-ol

sarah stinson has more. >> we haven't been given an exact reason why this has happened. but other fast food chains have taken similar measures because of crime taco bell employees tell us it might be because trouble has been caused inside in the window of taco bell on 35th avenue in oakland. large signs telling customers that the dining room is now closed. the same could be seen at this location on heggen berger. road customers are being forced to order food through the drive-thru. even this person who didn't have a car tried to order from the window because they weren't allowed inside people who go to talk about all the time say they're frustrated by this change people who are on the bus. instead they came. they do allow walk-ups. >> yes, not cool for people to not be able to go through. the drive-thru going to the dining room. only have to go to the to a taco bell employee telling kron 4 the restaurant has had to do this because people have been causing trouble inside. taco bell is not the first oakland restaurant to close off indoor dining raising canes on edgewater d

we talked to a family who just got dropped from their insurer. 4 sarah stinson has more. >> right aboven santa court in santa rosa. you can still see charred trees from the 2020 class fire that came about 75 yards from our front door, too close for comfort for gretchen and rick mullen, d who have experience 3 fires while living in their santa rosa home for the last 22 years, they have ensured their home with farmers insurance. earlier this month, the couple got a letter from the company saying their policy was canceled field and i feel scared. we've never filed a claim. and it's all due to our address being close to a wildfire area. >> that too quickly hired insurance brokers to find a new insurance company. the search that's getting more difficult by the day. and we were denied by 157 insurance companies. no one will take us. i mean, even today i received 7 o'clock. the niles, if the couple does not get insurance, they can lose their home. the state does offer a last resort option. the california fair plan melendez have applied for it, but they say it's not an affordable option. costa,

however, sarah stinson has that story. >> there are still so many unanswered questions about this case. detectives spent more than 12 hours inside this santa rosa apartment trying to get the answers. i spoke with the mother and son's next door neighbor who says this does not feel real. she says the 2 daily she can't believe they're gone. neighbors like her are rattled by this. people who live in the spring lake apartments in santa rosa woke up to crime tape surrounding their neighbor's apartment wednesday morning. i was shocked because it's just it's such a. >> he's community. there's never >> whenever any crime here, news quickly spread about police investigating the death of a mom and her 10 year-old son whose bodies were found inside their apartment on summerfield road. santa rosa. police say they got a call just before 8 from someone concerned about the 2. no details were given about the color detectives spent the day going in and out of the home collecting evidence, trying to figure out what happened. >> investigators also collected evidence from a parked car since the child's dea

by the way, kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> we spoke with the production manager here at citybeen broken into multiple times since he started working here over a decade ago, costing hundreds of dollars each time. the latest happening on sunday. >> security footage shows 2 people walking up to city lights, theatecompany in san jose sunday morning. just before the alarm goes off. it's very frustrating. it's a it's a violation run. guess pernetti is a production manager at the nonprofit theater company on south second street. he says police responded quickly but not before thieves took off with items. they took props from the some iphones and ipads are props in the show. >> they took some personal belongings the actors had left in our dressing rooms. it hurts because we have to replace that stuff. gas pernetti says the theater has experienced far too many burglaries over the years. i've worked here for 12 years. >> i would say a good 6, 7 times we've been broken into it's time it's a significant amount of money to do repairs to the damage caused by a by a forced entry. all the wh

. >> kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. absolutely unacceptable. >> in san francisco's richmond district summer feeling fed up and concerned about traffic safety after a man was hit by a car at a bus stop in their neighborhood. just really concerned at just the state of or streets. it is the wild west right now. this happening exactly one week after a family of 4 was killed by a car at a bus stop in the west portal neighborhood. i feel a little bitesad, you know, and also a bit frustrated. the latest crash happened saturday afternoon just before 5 on fulton street and park presidio. the man was taken to the hospital with injuries to his head. police say the driver was cited on scene for multiple violations. jenin also came to the scene when she heard what happened. there was a poll with a sign there which you can see in the photos is bent back. if that. >> wolf haven't been there. who knows how much worse it could have. ben also cough is running against supervisor connie chan for her seat representing district one by were i

kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> ballots are still being counted yet. dozens and dozens of supporters of former san jose mayor sam liccardo came out to this cantina in campbell to congratulate him saying the numbers look good so far. look saying he's staying cautiously optimistic. >> that the matter will be in and i will be working very hard between now and i said not on $2500 in this short i got a lot more goes not from san jose city hall to washington, >> supporters of sam liccardo cheered him on as election results started to come in showing him as the front runner for the 16th congressional seat. many saying they feel confident in the former san jose mayor being on the november ballot and eventually becoming their next congressman. i'm quite confident he's a pretty much ahead in the polls, i think is going hear the right bring us bring on november. i know him because he's the guy you can call on the phone and say. >> i've got a problem. i've got an issue. what can you do for and he knows what he can do for you. 11 candidates are vying for the seat t

sarah stinson has details of what happened. >> police say someone spray painted swastikas on ukrainianlley. the affected neighbors already replaced their flags. i spoke with the owner of this home. he says he's deeply disturbed, especially as a jewish man. >> but to see it as watch the got your front lawn is just something that is beyond terrible. it's the motion. i'm sorry, it's it's emotional. can walk tell got choked up when talking about the vandalism that happened. >> at his mill valley home on saturday, he was out of town when he got an e-mail with pictures showing a swastika spray painted on the ukrainian flag on his property. nothing can. take that from my from my mind. wachtell has lived in this home for 40 years. he has previously served on city council and as valley, he says such an act of hate does not represent his city it wrong because this greeting somebody's property. it's wrong because the swastika this not belong in our community. >> and it's wrong because we support ukraine anything like that just wrong and all different live levels. ukrainian flags were also spray p

scrub for sarah stinson has that story. >> despite the rain, people packed san francisco's streets to protest the latest being on sunday. a march that was in support of the jewish community. and on saturday there's a pro-palestine protest and that was calling for a cease-fire in gaza. >> the war between israel and hamas still heavy on the minds of people all across the bay area weekend. protests taking over the streets of san francisco, one for israel and the jewish community and the other, a pro palestine demonstration calling for a cease-fire in gaza. together in this against anti-semitism. >> organizers say sunday's unity march was about standing up against the rise in hate against the jewish community. rachel, that says anti-semitism has been surging since hamas is october attack on israel. >> and the war that's followed. but the last few people are free to go on the street say that i want to get all of those people the nation saying almost 10,000 people to feel safe and say that their tuition proud tall in front of city hall, people chanted pleas for hamas to release but with no

kron 4 sarah stinson has that story. >> there are still so many unanswered questions about this case. detectives spent more than 12 hours inside this santa rosa apartment trying to get the answers. i spoke with the mother and son's next door neighbor who says this does not feel real. she says the 2 daily she can't believe they're gone. neighbors like her are rattled by this. people who live in the spring lake apartments in santa rosa woke up to crime tape surrounding their neighbor's apartment wednesday morning. i was shocked because it's just it's such a hit. >> he's community. there's never >> whenever any crime here, news quickly spread about police investigating the death of a mom and her 10 year-old son whose bodies were found inside their apartment on summerfield road. santa rosa. police say they got a call just before 8 from someone concerned about the 2. no details were given about the color detectives spent the day going in and out of the home collecting evidence, trying to figure out what happened. >> investigators also collected evidence from a parked car since the child's

sarah stinson has more. >> we haven't been given an exact reason why this has happened. but other fast food chains have taken similar measures because of crime taco bell employees tell us it might be because trouble has been caused inside in the window of taco bell on 35th avenue in oakland. large signs telling customers that the dining room is now closed. the same could be seen at this location on heggen berger. road customers are being forced to order food through the drive-thru. >> even this person who didn't have a car tried to order from the window because they weren't allowed inside people who go to talk about all the time say they're frustrated by this change people who are on the bus. instead they came. they do allow walk-ups. >> yes, not cool for people to not be able to go through. the drive-thru going to the dining room. only have to go to the jack to a taco bell employee telling kron 4 the restaurant has had to do this because people have been causing trouble inside. taco bell is not the first oakland restaurant to close off indoor dining, raising canes on ed