in the north bay of a little man was stabbed to death police responded to the intersection of lewis brown drive and bw williams drive at about 12 30 thursday morning. officers found a vehicle that had crashed at that intersection the driver suffering from stab wounds. he was taken to the hospital and was later pronounced dead police say they found evidence indicating that the stabbing took place in the 300 block of many drive. just a few blocks north of where that vehicle ended up crashing. waterways around the bay area we're pack for the 4th of july and will likely remain that way throughout the weekend so kron four's michelle kingston went out with the contra costa county sheriff's office, marine patrol looking for people that we're following the rules of the water. >>summer is officially here which means more boats along the delta more people out swimming, which unfortunately also means more potential for accidents. get along the delta. >>usually before we get out of the marina we stop several boats. the contra costa county marine patrol, educating voters in discovery bay on the 4th of

on july 4th police found smith staff in a vehicle that was in a crash near the intersection of lewis brown and b w williams drive. so he was taken to the hospital where he died police determined that the stabbing actually happen in the 300 block of many drive. some the kron 4 morning news, how one east bay city is making sure all all buildings are ready for a bit earthquake to strike. plus protesters from both sides still the capital as an entitled rich gouging bill moves forward, we'll find out where it stands. also after the break we'll hear from barr about their efforts to reduce the number of needles and drug users at the >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news and thanks for waking up with us we want to check in with john sure able and get a look at the forecast hey stranger to look it it has that's how is the weather shaping up i noticed little foggy out there this morning got a little bit of drizzle on my windshield drizzle is back. yeah we are looking at a foggy start robin yesterday, we missed the fall is to call. but we miss you a lot more than a and we are looking at a foggy c

will lewis brown junior, who was mayor of san francisco, and was the champion of reopening this buildingn january 5th of 1999. i believe he has not a third eye , but some kind of antenna attached to his head because he had the ability to go through this building almost on a daily basis during the restoration and corrects everything so that it would appear as it was when it opened in december of 1915. >> the board of supervisors approved that, i signed it into law. jeffrey heller, the city and county of san francisco oh, and and your band of architects a great thing, just a great thing. >> to impart to the history of this building is remarkable. to see a person who comes in with a gloomy look on their face , and all of a sudden you start talking about this building, the gloomy look disappears and a smile registers across their face. with children, and i do mainly all of the children's tours, that is a totally different feeling because you are imparting knowledge that they have no idea where it came from, how it was developed, and you can start talking about how things were before we had c

police responded to the intersection of lewis brown drive and bw liam williams drive around 12 30 this morning officers say they found a vehicle that it crashed in the intersection police say the driver had stab wounds he was taken to hospital where he later died. police say they found evidence indicating that the stabbing took place in the 300 block of many drive just a few blocks north where that vehicle crashed. >>people celebrating independence day across the country today. why experts say you need to keep an eye on europe has not only tonight but tomorrow, still ahead why a lightning strike is to blame for a deadly. >>accident plus how a california woman helped tip off authorities about a crime on social media. >>and attention atnt and you've are subscribe ers as of july 2nd kron four's been removed from the direct tv an a t n t u verse lineup att has refused to extend our existing distribution agreement to august 2nd that means you can no longer watch kron 4 news programming next our our parent company is negotiating with atnt has offer to extend our current deal as we work to tr

4th police say they found smith stabbed in a vehicle that was in a crash near the intersection of lewis brown and bw williams drive. the driver was taken to hospital where he died police determined the stabbing happened in the 300 block of many drive. police and firefighters rescued a man from sassoon bay emergency crews responded just offshore of the mcavoy yacht harbor near pittsburgh. this happened around 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon the man's boat capsized in the delta. a highway patrol helicopter arrived on the scene to find the man floating in a life preserver crews are able to hoist the victim out of the water in the windy conditions and fly him back to shore where he was treated. contra costa county fire protection district just sonoma county water agency is reducing water releases from lake mendocino that's in order to help find the body of a man who was last seen fishing there. >>in june. then says soto and his father to work on a fishing trip at the late june 11th cottle sotos body was found floating in the south end of the late that evening but his son's body has not been found a

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brown cities, voting districts, and countries. some of those cities, our finest, some of those nations our partners, and that insult is infested, whether it's congressman john lewisdistrict or where he thinks the members of the so called squad are originally from, even the one guy running against trump for the republican ticket had this to say. >> donald trump is a raging racist. okay. he's a complete and thorough going racist. unless the republican party in washington expressly, expressly rejects the racism of donald trump, they're going to come to be universally viewed as the party of racism in america. and a lot of them like to think that it's a political choice, but it's not a political choice. it's a moral choice. >> you see, president trump attacks a lot of people, attacks a lot of city, attacks a lot of countries, but he uses dehumanizing terms when it comes to black and brown and yellow and red people. nonwhites. they're infested, they're insects, they're like rodents, they should be smashed or stepped on because they're not human, and that particular level of rhetoric is what we need to understand since the conditioning of a nation that feels that inequa

brown: thanks, senator casey, for his work on behalf of workers in his whole 13 years in the senate and his work especially with mine workers and teamsters with the butch lewis act. senator kaine, who has been stalwart for these retirees, particularly in southwest virginia, and as his work as governor, and senator manchin was speaking earlier. we need to remind this body that 86,000 minors are facing a looming threat of massive cuts for the pension they earned, and what people in this body don't often understand, these minors and their widows are not getting rich from these pensions, these are pensions of $500 and $600, 1,200 minors could lose their pension because of the bankruptcy. the bankruptcy courts could allow the corporations to shed their the liabilities, that sounds familiar where so often big companies go to court. these lawyers and these -- these judges and lawyers don't understand what collective bargaining is and don't understand the sacrifices these workers made to earn these pensions, shedding their liabilities is a fancy way of saying walk away from paying minors the health care benefits they earned. two years ago we worked to save thousands