san francisco. so as immigrants, we have a special connection to this diverse community, san francisco richmond districte made this place our home. that is where we are trying to build our business as a place where everybody can feel welcome like we felt when we first came here what really makes fisher or joe's ice cream we have been growing together with our community. so we support our local schools throughout the fundraiser. we provide job opportunity for high school, i hire them every year. built a beautiful parklet outside funded by donations from over 200 neighbors and friends and i think this really shows how joe's ice cream and our community like lives together. so -- you see our mission is to serve as a fun community hub in san francisco and richmond district. so, i hope that we can stay this way for many years. public comment for each item on today's agenda. each speaker will be allowed up to three minutes when you have a 30s remaining, you will hear a chime indicating your time is almost up. when your allotted time is reached, i will announce that your

he was trying to stop a robbery. >> at the store, this is in the richmond district in san francisco andn four's philippe djegal reports. >> drew men was born and raised in san francisco's richmond district. and new sixty-year-old you hunt a stool the for most of his life for decades, 7 days a week too old. he worked as a clerk at the richmond market on balboa street where men is a frequent customer on thursday night to all friends called john was beaten by a suspect during a robbery and fell into a coma. thieves came and stole something from the store. >> john, let him go. but the thief came back 10, 15 minutes

onus to wall d was also known as john was assaulted with a baseball bat during a robbery in san francisco's richmond and new video reveals just how common car break-ins have become in the city of san francisco. total. 6 cars were burglarized in the not hill area tuesday night. a long look at all these cars. no arrests have been made so far in that set of burglaries. you know, the giants, they were on a winning streak against the cincinnati reds. but were they able to keep it up yesterday? erin wilson has the details for us. >> well, tuesday night, alex cobb took a no-hitter into the 9th and phil just short. but he did pick up an important win with bet. >> they had their ace logan on the mound wednesday and it looked like the giants would continue their winning ways, but it just wasn't meant to be. and explain no score here in the 6, the reds. they have runners at first and 3rd elly de cruz takes for second on deal. >> patrick bailey throws down the second and that was spencer steer opportunity, break for the plate and beat the throw home to pull off a double steal the rich. they take a one to 0 lead

walden, who was also known as john was assaulted with a baseball bat during a robbery in san francisco's richmond district. when police arrived, they found john unconscious. he later died at the hospital. no arrests have been made yet in this case, district attorney brooke jenkins is now asking for the public to come forward with anything they may know and the community is encouraging. anyone who knew too all day to take part in today's vigil, it will be held in front of the richmond market on the corner of 41st avenue and balboa street at 09:00pm. it's 6, o for another big story that we're following this hour. dozens of parents in the north bay are fighting to keep their childcare place open in their neighborhood. had a fairfax several children center's lease is set to expire today and crawford's amanda hari. >> was at last night's school board meeting. >> parents, community members and even former students pleaded with the board to do it. they can to save the children, they say it's a necessity for many families that have nowhere else to send their kits. the ross valley school district board st

is the only city where they do this, they may hire officers and other cities including san francisco and richmond. >>> san francisco based robotaxi crews signed a deal. this comes as the driverless car industry based backlash in san francisco . the cars have gotten stuck and sometimes blocking busy intersections. and getting in the way of first responders. >>> it is another cold day in the bay area but heading into this weekend we have warmer temperatures as the heat dome to the southwest slowly gets closer to us. for now, the forecast is windy and cool and below average. wind gusts could be up to 25 or 30 miles per hour along the coastline. we will see the trend in the evening tonight and getting gustier near bodgea bay. for daytime highs we sit below average , low 60s along the coast. low 70s into the santa clara valley. this is a mild forecast . but around the corner of the low 80s will be replaced by triple digits as early as this saturday heading into sunday from brentwood north into fairfield. cool weather along the coastline today in the heart of san francisco. 64 this afternoon and closer

. >> drew men was born and raised in san francisco's richmond district. and new sixty-year-old nurse tool the for most of his life for decades, 7 days a week too old. he worked as a clerk at the richmond market on balboa street where men is a frequent customer on thursday night to all friends called john was beaten by a suspect during a robbery and fell into a coma. thief came and stole something from the store. >> john, let him go. but the thief came back 10, 15 minutes later. john decided that enough was enough as to all the grabbed a baseball bat to defend himself while attempting to stop a second theft. >> san francisco police say the suspect assaulted to wall d knocked him to the ground, took the bat away and hit him with it. leaving him unconscious. he was taken to the intensive care unit at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital and trauma center. >> we're means as he passed away from his injuries tuesday, he was always so kind to customers. it's breaking everyone's far too old. he was a husband and father of 2 daughters. men and other neighbors

these dirt bikers and atvs sped past his home near 17th and lake in san francisco's richmond district at about 415 on sunday afternoon. they were recklessly going down the street. they were taking up both lanes and on the sidewalk doing wheelies just moments after riley's 22 year old son was special, needs went outside this dirt bike, one of many sped past on a sidewalk and saw what could have happened to him. i almost passed out. i was shaking, sitting at my desk. riley and others called police, but no officers showed up. try something, but throwing your hands up in the air and say there's nothing we can do isn't the answer to it all began when the armada of bikers crossed the bay bridge from the east bay. they ended up going through the presidio on veterans boulevard, where they also pop wheelies. the bikes ended up doing donuts in a sideshow at 14 and lake before ending up along lake street in an area designated as a slow streets neighborhood. they are having fun, but at everybody else's expense. and it's a real violation. it's just it's ridiculous. i mean, it's just it's really un

v who was also referred to as john was assaulted with a baseball bat during a robbery in san francisco's richmond district. when police arrived, they found john unconscious. he was brought to the hospital where he later died. no arrests have been made in the case. the community is encouraging anyone who knew him to participate in the vigil will be held in front of the richmond market on the corner of 41st avenue and balboa street at 09:00pm. the east congressman mark the discuss the challenge of addressing food insecurity. >> kron four's. philippe, your dog reports now from concord with representative visited a food bank in e listens to pound nonprofits are trying to tackle the problem. >> east bay congressman mark disowned paying a wednesday morning visit to the food bank of contra costa and solano touring the nonprofits warehouse concord. well, discussing the work being done to combat food insecurity, improve leaks out of the month washington, >> 2 big country. so this is an opportunity to listen. half of ports army college that live bank representatives explained how essential volunteers are t

. >> drew men was born and raised in san francisco's richmond district. and new sixty-year-old you hunt a stool the for most of his life for decades, 7 days a week to all the worked as a clerk at the richmond market on balboa street where men is a frequent customer on thursday night to all the who friends called john was beaten by a suspect during a robbery and fell into a coma. thieves came and stole something from the store. >> john, let him go. but the thief came back 10, 15 minutes later. john decided that enough was enough as to all the grabbed a baseball bat to defend himself while attempting to stop a second theft. >> san francisco police say the suspect assaulted to wall d knocked him to the ground, took the bat away and hit him with it. leaving him unconscious. he was taken to the intensive care unit at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital and trauma center. >> we're means as he passed away from his injuries tuesday, another shopper who knew to aldi is devastated is always how you do has your dog doing? >> as your sister and we just, you kno

a burger joint in san francisco's richmond district is trying to bounce back after it was burglarized. they had a fundraising event and they raised funds by what else, selling hamburgers. people came out to support the restaurant at the burger buy out event the owner tells us he had quite a few people buying burgers to help the business get on its feet. they have been broken into three times in the last few years, the latest one, three weeks ago. surveillance video shows the burglar rifling through the store. eventually took the entire cash register and left. the owner told us he could not notice how neatly the puring lar removed the glass door and leaned it against the side of the building intact. the owner was able to put it back on. >> i love san francisco, i love the community that i am around. especially the asian community, filipino community. we know how to get together and support each. >> he said he avoids having cash in the register and now just taking credit cards. >> reporter: they are hoping third time is the charm when it comes to developing thousands of acres that made

now, 10 of san francisco, a community remembering a richmond market clerk killed after trying to defendhe store. >> from a plus, parents, teachers, residents showing up to san francisco unified school meeting tonight after concerns the district will close schools. but first, just about an hour, parts of the north bay will be under their first red flag warning. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. that warning is being issued for parts of napa and sonoma counties. >> red flag warnings are put in place when dry and windy conditions make wildfires more likely kron four's man harry is in the north bay with how officials are getting ready. but first, we want to check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with some look at the conditions out there. red flag means dry temperatures, hot temperatures, dry conditions and wind. yeah, this what we're getting at this time of year, right? these patterns pretty typical. we're seeing that set up. in fact, we'll see that offshore wind really kick it into gear tonight, high pressure sliding across the pacific to see the we get these we

. >> at the store, this is in the richmond district in san francisco and kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> drew men was born and raised in san francisco's richmond district. and new sixty-year-old you hunt a stool the for most of his life for decades, 7 days a week too old. he worked as a clerk at the richmond market on balboa street where men is a frequent customer on thursday night to all friends called john was beaten by a suspect during a robbery and fell into a coma. thieves came and stole something from the store. >> john, let him go. but the thief came back 10, 15 minutes later. john decided that enough was enough as to all the grabbed a baseball bat to defend himself while attempting to stop a second theft. >> san francisco police say the suspect assaulted to wall d knocked him to the ground, took the bat away and hit him with it. leaving him unconscious. he was taken to the intensive care unit at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital and trauma center. >> we're means as he passed away from his injuries tuesday, another shopper who knew to aldi is devastated is alwa

. >> drew men was born and raised in san francisco's richmond district. and new sixty-year-old nurse tool the for most of his life for decades, 7 days a week to all the worked as a clerk at the richmond market on balboa street where men is a frequent customer on thursday night to all who friends called john was beaten by a suspect during a robbery and fell into a coma. thief came and stole something from the store. >> john, let him go. but the thief came back 10, 15 minutes later. john decided that enough was enough as to all the grabbed a baseball bat to defend himself while attempting to stop a second theft. >> san francisco police say the suspect assaulted to wall d knocked him to the ground, took the bat away and hit him with it. leaving him unconscious. he was taken to the intensive care unit at zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital and trauma center. >> we're means as he passed away from his injuries tuesday, another shopper who knew to aldi is devastated is always how you do has your dog doing? >> as your sister we just, you know, chat is he's

all day, who was also known as john was assaulted with a baseball bat during a robbery and san francisco's richmond district. when police arrived, they say they found john unconscious and he later died at the hospital. no arrests have been made in the case. district attorney brooke jenkins is asking for the public to come forward with any information they may have and the community is encouraging anyone who knew too all day to take part in tomorrow's vigil, it will be held in front of the richmond market at the corner of 41st avenue and balboa street at 09:00pm. still ahead, tonight's and all too familiar sight in the city of new data revealing just how common car break-ins have become. plus. >> as sales force gets ready to put on this year's dreamforce conference in the city, there's a possibility it might be the last one held in san francisco with leaders are trying to do to keep it. and the vaccine in the works. it could curb overdose deaths. >> take a look at this car after car with their windows busted out in san francisco. one of our viewer sent us this video from sacramento street near the f

. >>> a burger joint in san francisco's richmond district is trying to bounce back after it was burglarized. they had a fund raising yesterday and raised funds by, what else, selling hamburgers. neighbors came out it support the burger buy out event. the owner tells us he had people coming in to buy burgers to help it get back on its fight. it's been broken into three times in the last years. surveillance video shows the burger rifling through the store. he eventually took the cash register and left. the owner tells us he couldn't help but notice how neatly the burglar removed the glass front door to the restaurant and leaned it against the side of the building intact. he was able to put the same door back on. he is trying to look at the bright side. >> i love san francisco, love the community i am around, asian, filipino community. we all know how to get together and support each other when times get tough. >> the owner says he is accepting credit cards in order to avoid having cash in the register. it's nice see the community rallying to help the local business. it makes business owners n

. >>> a burger joint in san francisco's richmond district trying to bounce back after it was burglarized. they raised funds by, what else, selling hamburgers. neighbors came to support uncle boy's at the buy out event. the owner tells us he had quite a few people coming in to help the business get back on its feet. it's been broken into three times in the last few years. this latest break in happened about three years ago. surveillance shows the burglar rifling through and eventually took the cash register and left. the owner tells us he couldn't help but notice how neatly the burglar removed glass front door and leaned it against the side of the building leaving it intact. he was able to put the same door back on. he is trying to look at the bright side. >> i love san francisco. i love the community i am around, especially the asian community, filipino community. we all know how to get together and support each other when times are tough. >> the owner says he is now just accepting credit cards in order to avoid having cash in the register and hopefully that one change will make a big di

duffel bag was found by a dog walker here at the intersection of 22nd avenue and fulton in san francisco's richmondlast night when san francisco police were on scene. you can see investigators placing the white tent where presumably the duffel bag was found. the yellow and red tape used to block off the area being investigated. the area is not deep into the park or even hard to find. it's actually quite the opposite, getting regular foot traffic from people. there's also a bus stop nearby. this morning, we've seen plenty of people running by and people walking their dogs. now, you may also be able to hear music and loud noise as you watch that video from last night. that's because the discovery of the body happened as outside land was wrapping up its three-day festival just three blocks away. there have been no connections made. we have reached out to sfpd but they are not releasing many details. investigators were here for hours last night. the scene is now clear of that. but san francisco police asking anyone with any information about this, any additional information that may be able to help to

the 60 year old worked as a clerk at richmond market in san francisco's outer richmond neighborhood. the owner tells me thursday night, around 930, the suspect first came into the store and stole water. ten minutes later, he returned to steal two beers. the owner says. thorwald took out a bat to try to stop the thief by the front door. but that the suspect knocked weldy down, causing his head to hit the ground. then the suspect allegedly struck the victim with the bat and fled the scene. i don't know what he was thinking over two beers. this is very hard. we feel bad. we feel bad. we feel bad. we are in pain with the help of an interpreter to, well, these wife tells me in a mix of english and her native language from eritrea, that she works as a nursing assistant at san francisco general and never imagined her husband would be a crime victim with life threatening injuries. he scared my family, my children, his everything, the family tells me told became a us citizen eight months ago and underwent heart surgery in march right after his heart surgery. he didn't even wait to go back to

and another big story this morning, a richmond district store clerk in san francisco was killed trying to defend the store from a thief. the clerk is his name is yohannes. 2 wall d and he went by john as well. and on thursday night, there was a thief in the store at balboa street near 40th avenue in san francisco's richmond district. him. so he grabbed a baseball bat to try to defend himself against this thief. but the thief knocked him to the ground, took the bat, hit him with it, left him unconscious and then took off and to wall d ended up dying. he leaves behind 2 daughters and neighbors have already raised about $30,000 to help the family. >> be of john came back to life. you know, if he came back full for energy for recovery, not nothing can be done reverse what's happened. i would like person who did this 2 have the conscience to turn himself in. to beg the front of the family for forgiveness to beg to john, for forgiveness. and to live their rest of their life repenting for what they've done. >> police have not given us a description of the suspect who got away and we've posted

to all be who's also known as john was assaulted with a baseball bat during a robbery in san francisco's richmond district. when police arrived, they found john unconscious. he later died at the hospital. no arrests have been made in this case. district attorney brooke jenkins is asking for the public to come forward with anything that they may know and the community is encouraging. anyone who knew john to take part in tonight's vigil, it will be held in front of the richmond market on the corner of 41st of 41st avenue in balboa street starts at 9 tonight. we're chatting about the weather with this kind of gray. look here in san francisco right now. we're knocking the sunny skies from this shot. meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details. people have some labored a plants and you're telling us what's going to look like in the sierra. yeah, that's right. because some people might be heading there for the long weekend. maybe you're already up there. pretty nice day today about 75 degrees right now south lake tahoe with some sunshine. >> the wind is going to start picking up and we've got rain

now, that robbery happened in san francisco's richmond district on friday in broad daylight. officials are saying thieves were not going for letters or packages, but master keys. this is for zip code mailboxes. neighbors are saying those thieves having access to their boxes is worse than losing the mail. >> still, it's not -- we get checks, we get credit cards by mail, all kinds of things, just like everybody else. so obviously that will be a concern. >> it is frightening. now, there was a string of robberies in antioch earlier this year where thieves also went after the master key. so far people in that neighborhood say the postal service has not issued any warnings or alerts. meanwhile, postal carriers say they want help from police, who say that officers are still working on the antioch robberies. >>> a worrying algae bloom is spreading along the east bay shoreline called a red tide and it's already been spotted along the shores of emeryville, berkeley and albany. high levels of nitrogen and phosphorous are fueling the bloom. pollution from wastewater treatment plants help

the robbery happened in san francisco's richmond district on friday in broad daylight.ials say the thieves were not going after letters or packages, but the master keys or zip codes mailboxes. neighbors say the thieves having access to those boxes is worse than losing mail. >> we don't have a whole lot here, but still we get checks, we get credit cards by mail, all kinds of things, just like everybody else. obviously that will be a concern. >> there was a string of robberies in antioch earlier this year where thieves also went after the master key. so far, people in that neighborhood say the postal service has not issued any warnings or alerts. meanwhile, postal carriers say that they really want help from police, who say officers are still working on the antioch robberies. >>> 6:35. and happening today, the man who was arrested in connection with a cold case happened 26 years ago is expected to be in court today to make a plea. richard jeffrey martinez is accused of sexually assaulting a 7-year-old in sunnyvale. the alleged assault happened back in 1996. police cracked

wall who was also referred to as john was assaulted with a baseball bat during a robbery in san francisco's richmond district. when police arrived, they found john unconscious, suzanne, taken to the hospital where he died. no arrests have been made in the case. the community is encouraging anyone who knew him to participate in the vigil that will be held in front of the richmond market that the corner of 41st avenue about street at 09:00pm. exactly one week after he was attacked. bay congressman mark the talk about the problem of hunger in the bay area today. >> kron four's philippe reports from concord where the congressman visited a food bank and heard. >> how nonprofits are trying to tackle that problem. >> food insecurity continues to plague communities despite the end of the pandemic and the number of families relying on food banks for their meals is growing. they do great work on wednesday, east bay congressman mark disowned stopped by the concord warehouse of the food bank of contra costa and solano. he toured the facility where over the years he has served as a volunteer, talking about the o

these dirt bikers and atvs sped past his home near 17th and lake in san francisco's richmond district at about 415 sunday afternoon. they were recklessly going down the street. they were taking up both lanes and on the sidewalk doing wheelies just moments after riley's 22 year old son with special needs went outside this dirt bike, one of many sped past on a sidewalk and saw what could have happened to him. i almost passed out. i was shaking, sitting at my desk. riley and others called police, but no officers showed up. no one cop in 30 minutes. try something, but throwing your hands up in the air and say there's nothing we can do isn't the answer. it all began when the armada of bikers crossed the bay bridge from the east bay. they ended up going through the presidio on veterans boulevard, where they also pop wheelies the bikes ended up doing donuts in a sideshow at 14th and lake before ending up along lake street in an area designated as a slow streets neighborhood. they are having fun, but everybody else's expense and it's a real violation. it's just it's ridiculous. i mean, it's j

yanis 2 while the also known as john was assaulted with a baseball bat during a robbery in san francisco's richmond district. >> police arrived, they found john unconscious. he later died at the hospital. no arrests have been made in this case. district attorney brooke jenkins is asking for people to come forward with anything that they know and the community is encouraging anyone who knew him to take part in tonight's vigil will be held in front of the richmond market. that's on the corner of 41st avenue and balboa street. it's set to start at 9 tonight. >> on trevor shirley in washington, questions are again being raised about the health fitness of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell after he suffered in another parent freezing episode on wednesday. i've got that story coming up just ahead. also over the counter dark and coming to pharmacies near you when you can buy it. >> for your help. today, the life saving nasal spray narcan will soon be available to purchase over the counter. narcan will be placed openly on shelves in pharmacies as soon as this weekend. the box of 2 will sell for about $

well, d who was also known as john was assaulted with a baseball bat during a robbery in san francisco's richmond district. when police arrived, they found him unconscious, took him to the hospital, but he later died no arrests have been made in this case yet. and district attorney brooke jenkins is asking for the public now to come forward. if they have any information that might be helpful. the community is also encouraging anyone who knew too all day to take part in today's vigil, it's set to be held in front of that richmond market at the corner of 41st avenue and balboa street at 09:00pm. >> it's 9.10, and a big story that we're following. dozens of parents in the north bay are fighting touch, keep their neighborhood child care center open. it's called the fairfax some will children's center in the least 40 expires today. and you can see the pack school board meeting of the valley district because all of these people are very concerned about what's going to happen. the superintendent says updating the facility, however, is not a financially viable option. the fairfax child care center will s

honest a welding who also goes by john was assaulted with a baseball bat during a robbery in san francisco's richmond district. when police arrived, they found him unconscious, rushed to the hospital, but he later died. no arrests have been made in the case yet. and district attorney brooke jenkins is now asking for the public to come forward with any information they may have that will help solve this case. the community is encourage to come out. if you're new to all the take part in the vigil, it will be held in front of the richmond market on the corner of 41st avenue and balboa street at 09:00pm and 10 10 and another big story that we're following. >> dozens of parents in the north. they are trying to keep their child care neighborhood. child care center open. it's the fairfax and a little children center and their lease is set to expire today. you can see, the march on the school district meeting and it was packed in there with people voicing their concerns about closing the center superintendent john carroll says that updating the facility just isn't financially realistic. the fairfax and sell

to all it was also known as john was assaulted by with a baseball bat during a robbery in san francisco's richmond district. when police arrived, they found john unconscious. they rushed him to the hospital, but unfortunately he died. no arrests have been made in this case just yet. district attorney brooke jenkins, in fact, is asking for the public to come forward. if they have any information that might be helpful and the community is encouraging anybody who knew to wall to take part in today's vigil, it will be held in front of that richmond market at the corner for 41st avenue and balboa street at 09:00pm tonight. >> it's a 10 in the north bay. dozens of parents and north bay. they're fighting to keep a child care center open in their neighborhood. the fairfax several children center. the least 40 expires today. and as you can see, the rust valley school district board meeting was packed last night. with people voicing their concerns about this. the superintendent says that updating the ellie isn't a financially viable option, the fairfax and in selma childcare center will still provide some s

week yanis to all also known as john was assaulted with a baseball bat during a robbery in san francisco's richmond district. when police arrived, they found john unconscious. they rushed him to the hospital, but unfortunately he died. no arrests have been made yet in this case. and district attorney brooke jenkins is now asking for the public to come forward with any information they may know and the community is encouraged, encouraging anyone who knew too all day to take part in today's vigil, it's going to be held in front of that richmond market at the corner of 47 41st street and balboa street. it's going to be at 09:00pm tonight. >> the big story that we're following as well as dozens of parents in the north bay. they're fighting to keep childcare in their neighborhood, the fairfax children centers lease is set to expire today. and many came to the ross valley school district board meeting last night to voice their concerns. the superintendent says that updating the facility is not financially realistic. the fairfax will child care center. we'll still provide some services. but the deer park

people who live in san francisco's richmond district plan to complain about the hundreds of dirt bikessecurity cameras and people in the community took videos of the riders late sunday afternoon, speeding through the area, popping wheelies. residents say they made a number of calls to police, but say officers never showed up. one man says he was surprised by what one officer later told him because if they chase them, then it could get worse. and they're trying to avoid the confrontation. then they also i talked to another police officer and they just say they're so understaffed that this is not a priority recklessly going down the street. they were taking up both lanes and on the sidewalk doing wheelies. tonight's meeting with police at temple emanuel was already scheduled for the richmond district. neighbors before this incident. many expect a larger crowd to show up. now police in santa clara are investigating a fight at levi's stadium during the 40 niners preseason game on saturday. various videos posted to x, which used to be known as twitter, showed several angles of the fight bet

so -- you see our mission is to serve as a fun community hub in san francisco and richmond district. , i hope that we can stay this way for many years. >> my name is julie maw. i am a captain in the san francisco fire department. i didn't grow up thinking i would be a firefighter. i didn't realize it was an option. i didn't see other people who looks like me in the fire service, so i didn't have an idea that this was a possibility for me. what inspired me is i had a few friends from the hip -- hawaiian community who were applying for the job at the time and they encouraged me to apply as well. we are a pretty tightknit community. we are like a family, the fire service is like a family. food is essential -- is central to our gatherings in the fire service as well. and teamwork and being part of something bigger than yourself and really having community. that is what inspired me to be part of the fire department. when i was applying for this job and i was going down that route of the hiring process, i looked around and i started looking at the different engines and the rigs driving arou

company is doing this right now, they might hire officers in other cities, too, including san francisco and richmond. >>> a cnn reporter experienced the ultimate irony while reporting in oakland today. kim law was out shooting a story about crime when thieves broke into her car right across the street. even though it became news, it isn't new for her or her crew. she says it's the third time one of cnn's rental cars has been broken into while she was reporting in the bay area. law says she will not even leave a candy bar visible in the car anymore. >>> to contra costa county now, people evacuated from a san pablo neighborhood because of a hazmat scare will be out of their homes all night. the trouble is coming from a retired chemistry teacher's shed. firefighters found hundreds of boxes of hazardous materials inside. they had to rush most of the neighborhood out. everyone in a one-block radius was evacuated, including part of giant highway, miner avenue, 11th street, and palmer avenue. the thing is we don't know exactly what is inside those boxes yet, but firefighters say the person who had them is

our time now, seven oh for people who live in san francisco. those richmond district are pretty angry, pretty frustrated and plan to complain about the latest chaos on their streets sunday afternoon. hundreds of dirt bikes and atv riders sped through the richmond district security cameras and residents took video of the riders speeding through the area popping wheelies. the people were really unhappy when they called the police, and the police never came. one man says he later talked to the police and was surprised by what he was told. because if they chase them, then it could get worse. and they're trying to avoid the confrontation. then they also talked to another police officer and they just say they're so understaffed that this is not a priority recklessly going down the street. they were taking up both lanes and on the sidewalk doing wheelies. now, the meeting tonight with police was already scheduled for the richmond district. neighbors before this incident on sunday. now, more people say they'll probably show up at this evening's meeting. it'll be held

the 60 year old johannes told was a store clerk at richmond market in san francisco's outer richmondrsday, a man came into the store, stole a bottle of water, then came back and stole two beers. mr. told brought out a baseball bat trying to stop the thief from leaving the store. but the suspect knocked mr. 12 to the ground and he hit his head. then the store owner says the thief began hitting mr. 12 with the bat and he is now in a coma. his daughter is still in shock. i just want my d i want justice felt. that's a wealthy family. says he had heart surgery back in march, but he was eager to get back to work right after his heart surgery. he didn't even wait to go back to work because he wanted to be there. there's something about that community that he loves, and i don't know what it is, but he loved everyone there. mr. baldy is well loved in that community. a neighbor actually called ktvu to tell us about what happened to him and others have started a go fund me account to help him and his family. today there will be a large rally outside the state capitol to push back against recent

showers weakening within the last hour or so, moving into marin county and areas north of san francisco and richmond. berkeley hills picking up just under a tenth of an inch of rain. potentially high impact with lightning strikes because you've been seeing showers moving away from the sierra. area of low pressure in southern california bringing that unusual pattern of showers going east to west across the bay area. and we'll see another day of it tomorrow, starting off in the central bay and later off in the afternoon that chance shifts northward toward the north bay. the ongoing chance of showers and thunderstorms, and look at the temperatures outside. still near 80 degrees inland. most places warmer than 24 hours ago. all that extra moisture in the air is acting like a blanket. as it clears, even hotter daytime temperatures are ahead. that's going to enhance dange we'll let you know when the hottest temperatures arrive and when cooler changes return to the bay area in our seven-day forecast in about ten minutes. >> thank you very much. new video into the newsroom show as crime scene tonight after

six year old johannes tibaldi is a store clerk at richmond market in san francisco's outer richmond neighborhoode store owner says last thursday, tibaldi brought brought out a baseball bat trying to stop a thief from leaving the store. but the thief knocked him to the ground. then beat him with the bat, told his daughter is still in shock. i just want my dad awake, but i want justice. the toldi family says he had heart surgery in march and was eager to get back to work right after his heart surgery. he didn't even wait to go back to work because he wanted to be there. and there's something about that community he loves and i don't know what it is, but he loved everyone there. the store clerk is beloved by the community. a neighbor called ktvu to tell us about what happened, and others have started a gofundme account to help him and his family. a teenager in san lorenzo is now recovering after being hit by a getaway car from an attempted bank robbery. ctv's jana jana katsuyama spoke with neighbors who say it happened just as students were leaving san lorenzo high school, just blocks away from san

city where the company is doing this, they might hire officers in other cities including san francisco and in richmond. >>> of course the big developing story out of washington dc, former president trump leading not guilty to federal charges alleged actions to overturn the 2020 election. natalie brand has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump arrived in washington dc and traveled by motorcade to a federal courthouse, this is his first court appearance to face unprecedented charges related to the january 6 capital attack and what prosecutors allege was a sweeping scheme to overturn the 2020 election, trump pleaded not guilty to four felony counts including conspiracy to defraud the united states and conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding. outside the courthouse, security is tight , the city even pulling snowplows out of storage to bolster the fence line. on the sidewalk outside of the courthouse, there are both supporters of the former president and those demonstrating against him . some people even traveling from out of state to be here for this historic hearing. trump himself weighed in ahead

including san francisco and richmond. >>> so cnn reporter experienced the ultimate irony while reporting in oakland. she says she was shooting a story about crime when thieves broke into her car right across the street and even though it became news it isn't new for her or her crew. she says this is the third time one of cnn's rental cars were broken into while she was reporting in the bay area. law says she won't even leave a candy bar in the car anymore. not good. >>> the gunmen responsible for murdering 11 worshipers in pittsburgh in 2018 has been sentenced to death. a federal jury unanimously recommended the death penalty for 50-year-old robert bowers finding him guilty on all 63 felony charges including heat crime charges. his lawyers argued his actions were not to prevent worship but according to police testimony,bowers told arresting officers he wanted to quote kill all jews. >>> sad news out of san jose now. where a child found uns soivin a school spool has died. it pped yesterday afternoon at the harker school on bucknell road. the privat ep school is not in session righnobut it

so -- you see our mission is to serve as a fun community hub in san francisco and richmond district. so, i hope that we can stay this way for many years. >> >> shared spaces have transformed san francisco's streets and sidewalks. local business communities are more resilient and our neighborhood centers are more vibrant and lively. fire blocks and parking lanes can be for seating and merchandising and other community activities. we're counting on operators of shared spaces to ensure their sites are safe and accessible for all. when pair mets, firefighters and other first responders arrive at a scene, they need clear visual access to see the building entrances, exits and storefront windows from the street. that means parklets should be transfer in the areas above inches above the sidewalk level. it's best if these areas are totally unobstructed by transparent materials may be okay. you can check with fire department staff to make sure your site meets visibility requirements. emergency response crews and their equipment need to be move easily between streets, sidewalks and buildings, es

richmond. for me this is the single best neighborhood in san francisco. everybody knows each other. people have been living here forever. it is young and old. the ocean is really near by. and so there is that out doors ocean vibe to it. there are places to seat golden gate bridge it is amazing. businesses are all small mom and pop businesses. houses get passed down generation to generation. it has a small town feel but you know you are in a big city at the same time. it's got a unique flavor i don't see in other neighborhoods j. it is about being inclusive we are inclusive and welcome the communities, anybody should feel welcome and belong here and shop local, eat local. we believe that with that support and that network it come in full circle. it is passing on kinds knows. that's when richmond is about that we are together at once. welcome to the richmond. [music] >> (indiscernible) i just know it. excuse me boys, but does anybody have sun block to block this skin from the sun? >> yes. that's right, i need to get my (indiscernible) >> many of us last summer (indiscernible) reapplyi

this has been unchanged with a 20 plus delay minute to get into san francisco. also richmond, san rafael, bridge toll plaza, it cleared up and now it's getting slow again. no major issues to tell you about, just people taking their time getting over to san rafael. 802 let's go back to the desk. thank you. the remnants of tropical storm hillary are still causing flooding in mudslides in southern california. ktvu alice wertz here to show us some of the damage left behind. alice yeah, that's right. it was the first tropical storm in 84 years in our golden state sunday cathedral city declared a state of emergency. the desert city received a downpour of two inches. in just a few hours. it also reported that the 911 lines were down overnight. cars were stranded and drivers caught off guard with the rapid rains ending up on the roofs of their cars. today in southern california, folks are waking up with a lot of cleanup to do. most of it obviously involving water and inevitably mud. those along the beach city saw historic levels of rain. but san fernando and san bernardino inyo count

it works, they might expand that to other cities where pg&e crews have been robbed like richmond and san francisco. >> we have previously reported on how home depot started hiring off-duty oakland officers. it started a few years ago in response to shoplifting and attacks on employees. store officials reached out to the city after issues at the store near fruitvale avenue threatening to leave if they didn't get proper help. >>> we should also point out that our own kpix crews use private security on some assignments around the bay area, including in oakland. >>> we want to get to more breaking news out of contra costa county where a hazmat scare is forcing evacuations in a san pablo neighborhood. anne makovec tells us this centers on a discovery in a backyard shed. >> reporter: and that shed is apparently in the backyard of a retired chemistry teacher. a hazmat crew says there are hazardous chemicals inside, but they aren't sure yet what they are. the evacuation is for people within a one-block radius of that home including parts of giant road, miner avenue, 11th street and palmer avenue in san pa

as for today, it's a big warm up 76 in san francisco, 81 in richmond. so by the water here warm for you in oakland at 8390. san jose and the accuweather seven day forecast couple of warm days here 80s and 90s bay and inland near 70 at the coast and then we drop off on friday and getting into a nice summertime pattern for the weekend jobina. >> thank you lisa. good morning everybody. so we are following an issue right now in castro valley. a new crash reported in the counter commute direction, but you could still see the slowdown on our maps eastbound 580 before eight and canyon. the chp is reporting that there is a rider down in the roadway. so we'll see if injuries are involved. there and what's going on in terms of blocking issues. but it'll definitely be a slow spot. also, the bay bridge toll plaza will be two because the metering lights flipped on at 533. so that backup is beginning to form in this spot. but nice and clear for you and san jose as we show you this live picture of 280. reggie. >> thanks, jobina new at six. the warning from health offic

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