tiffany: a los 30. dos repeticiones. esto hace que los sÍntomas aparezcan mÁs temprano. algo que ha alarmado a los especialistas. >> ahora nos engordamos los casos infantiles. tiffany: como el caso de la hermana menor de leticia. >> todo el tiempo andaba brincando, saltando, riÉndose. llegar y verla sentada en el sillÓn, porque ya no veÍa. ya no caminaba. tiffany: hay varios estilos de ataxia. la tipo siete es la mÁs rara de todas. y afecta la parte del cerebro que controla la visiÓn. >> los pacientes empiezan a tener, ademÁs de alteraciones y coordinaciÓn, problemas de alimentaciÓn, disfagia, no pueden tragar alimentos. van a tener problemas cardiacos, respiratorios, y esos son los mayores complicaciones que los llevan a la muerte. tiffany: segÚn estudios cientÍficos, en las amÉricas hay varias zonas donde es prevalente la ataxia tipo siete. en el norte de brasil, en veracruz mÉxico, y en menor nÚmero en venezuela. histÓricamente, esta variaciÓn genÉtica se originÓ en finlandia, suecia, paÍses bajos y

you still show it that way, tiffany.it's so good to see you. >> oh, we are so proud of you. when i was trying to mess up these stories about you, the whole team would tremble with love and confidence, and they wish you well with all that you're doing. >> oh, wow, thank you. >> they love the heck out of you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's very nice. maybe stop by terminal 2 on the way out sometime. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: thank you, rod, thanks for doing this, we appreciate it. >> oh, it's my pleasure. >> jimmy: tiffany's jewish now. [ laughter ] >> i always was jewish. >> jimmy: tiffany's even more jewish now. >> rod, do you remember y'all used to write me up for modeling on the conveyor belt? [ laughter ] >> yes. >> on the conveyor belt. >> there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks, rod. there goes rod. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: tiffany, the bachelor peter is here, would you like to stay? >> hell yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tiffany haddish is here. "like a boss" opens friday. we'll

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tiffany: mr. tur lee, if the people -- tur lee if the people are -- turley if the people are not honorable in those agency, sit fixable? mr. turley: part of the problem i had with testimony earlier in the week when he talked about fie, is a he said that was the earlier director. the director may have changed but the people in fisa have not. there's been a culture of violations here, they go back throughout the history of fisa. this gets to again the sort of premise that was the flaw of fisa, trusting the government to act on good motivation. i think that it's repeatedly shown, frankly, it cannot be trusted with that level of discretion. mr. tiffany: i only have five minutes, i want to get a couple more questions. in what would be one reform you would say needs to be done if section 702 is left in place? turn your mic on. >> several have come up with a list of reforms and there are over 5 of them, perhaps the -- over 25 of them, perhaps the most important is the warrant requirement, the probable ca

tiffany justice, back to you. thank you. tiffany. all right.ars because the oakland naacp, they're calling for mayor sheng thao to reinstate the former police chief. the group has been very vocal about unwavering support for the wrong arm short ever since he was fired back in february. and the state of the naacp says too much time has been wasted playing politics while oaklanders are terrorized by violence. and while many support the open naacp position on armstrong, other positions taken by the local chapter or by its members are being criticized. the group says the oakland chapter has betrayed the ideals of the naacp by it opposition on progressive causes. also it is in support of more police. all others argue the skyrocking crime makes it a critical need. they also claim a member of the chapter's executive committee made homophobic comments. now they want the national chapter to step in and take a role holding the oakland chapter to what they are calling a higher standard. the oakland branch >> is currently using its position to the legacy o

county -- mine and tiffany's county. we are two and a half years out and now at 300 chapters in 45 states with 120,000 active moms on the ground. host: as far as the funding, where does it primarily come from? guest: for our first year, the 990 is out and publicly assessable. we reached about $500,000 in revenue, 150,000 of it was t-shirt sales. small donors made up most of that. one little larger donor the first year. the second year which our 990 is worked on now, we will put out soon, you will find bigger donors have come forward to help support us. host: are the donors republicans, democrats, conservative groups? how would you define it? guest: they are individuals, not organizations. i do not know what they are registered at. they believe in our mission and believe parents have the right to direct the upbringing of the education, medical care, and religious upbringing. host: you came into news recently because you were included in news of extremist groups. is what they wrote about activities make it clear the group

good morning, tiffany. out to tiffany hartley. tiffany, can't hear us. we'll come back out to tiffany there in a little bit. get. >> the update there. but again, that station 11 in clayton september, 11th course coming monday coming up on monday. and we're talking about earlier with. >> they knew where we were at the time still feels very vivid. still what we have this day. we have a lot to get to on the kron. morning news. we're talking about the payment system square. now have to fix a major problem that might have had some service interruptions yesterday. >> you can also expect some delays at that. yeah. plus, natural disasters making it difficult for homeowners to get property insurance. lawmakers in washington are debating now how to help. >> and then after the break, several bills in california several bills in california moving closer to ♪♪ ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe

tiffany, we thank you very much.see your website is -- i see the writing on the wall it's nikki haley.com. >> that's right. >> steve: all right. good enough. governor, tiffany, thank you very much for joining us live today. >> ainsley: thank you. >> steve: you bet. all right, coming up. philadelphia's police commissioner just quit. this as 12 small towns have dissolved their police departments over a variety of reasons, mainly staffing. a live report from filly on what is going on with america's policing coming up next right here on "fox & friends." ♪ meet arexvy. ( ♪ ) the first fda-approved rsv vaccine. arexvy is used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can severely affect the lungs and lower airways. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. ( ♪ ) arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with

tiffany justice, back to you. thank you. tiffany. time now is 10, 0, 6. and the sun old glenn school board is set to hold a board meeting today. >> to talk about the performance of their superintendent. some of her advocates say that this is in response to her being in favor of having pride flags on campus kron four's will tran has the latest. >> is this a coincidence or is it retaliation right now? the flags in front of the school no longer a pride flag. last week the school board voted 2 to one to ban any flag outside of the state flag and the american flag. so you can clearly see that the superintendent is in compliance. the kids are inside the classrooms. but before they walked in, there was a lot of activity in front. let me show you video from earlier this morning. many people from the community, including an agency called castro valley pride. they are located in alameda county. they were in front of the school, waiving the pride flag, talking to parents and students handing out stickers. they believe this meeting scheduled for 2.30 this afternoon i

tiffany. yes, alameda county board of supervisors have voted to authorize a proposal for countywide state of emergency on homelessness. >> although the county believes it's not a state of emergency, yet they have approved to start working on a plan. the resolution proposed by the board president would direct the county's office of homeless care in coordination to lead the research they would be tasked to develop an emergency response plan to homelessness for the county and to come back with the board to recommend a list of recommendations within the next 60 days about homelessness in the county. it has been rising in recent county survey shows that the homeless population has increased 22% since 2019 and 73% of the homelessness residents are unsheltered in the county. now in a survey as of early 2022, alameda county had at least 9,700 and house residence on any given night. the county's office of homeless care in coordination says if a local state of emergency is declared, it would unlock tool

let's go to kron four's tiffany justice for the details. tiffany. yes, good morning. the person of interest police named mark randall was taken into custody overnight in the sacramento area arrested for the disappearance and homicide of erica brown, his girlfriend. this is 49 year-old mark randall. the man police have been looking for since august 25th when 36 year-old erika brown was first reported missing police classified the disappearance as suspicious in nature. quickly naming her boyfriend, a person of interest. police say randall has strong ties boy how in fairfield area. now brown was last seen at her home in fairfield on august. 20th later, police received information gathered by detectives out in the field, leading them to believe brown may not be alide anymore. fairfield police confirming that after hours working around the clock, they were able to locate the body of erica brown. police are not releasing much information at this time. no further information on the manner of death. motive reporting live in the newsroom. tiffany justice, back to you. all righ

tiffany. >> all right. diane feinstein served 6 terms as a u.s.or the state of california after a special election back in 1992. we are at her francisco home. find site has had a lengthy political korea which has reached many levels of state government in 1969, round 4, the san francisco board of supervisors and one serving as the first female president of the board in 1978 before becoming a senator. she served 3 terms as mayor of san francisco from 1978 to 1988 during this time, there was much turmoil with the assassination of mayor george moscone ian city supervisor harvey milk, which drew national attention find signs of sitting muskogee as mayor becoming the first woman to serve in that position. he ran for governor back in 1990, the campaign was not successful later reading for a u.s. senate seat. want to find signs. most significant legislative accomplishment is believed to be during her early-career when the senate approved her amendment to ban manufacturing and sales of certain types of assault weapons. back in 1994 and amid some concerns

tiffany justice is live in the newsroom with more. tiffany, right?ers have set a deadline to reach an agreement by the end of this month. this has the potential to be a very big strike with 58,000 kaiser workers here in california. >> and 19,000 of them in the bay area low know if no agreement is reached if a strike is carry through union leaders say it could be considered the biggest strike by health care workers in u.s. history. unions in 4 states have authorized a strike, including california. 3 more states. washington, colorado, oregon could be joining them soon. and that will bring in around 15,000 more workers. a union says no strike will happen before october until the contracts of more than 85,000 workers have expired. kaiser permanente. workers are talking about a possible strike because the 2 parties have not been able to come together to an agreement over wages, staffing issues and how the negotiations have been going so far saying the problem they're dealing with is that kaiser's not willing to listen to their concerns now in a statement

tiffany justice, back to you. thank you. tiffany. >> time now is 10, 31 at a house fire in antioch sets off loads of ammunition overnight as crews try to put that fire out. matt put. >> crews in danger and kron four's reyna harvey is here with the details darya james, this could have been a disaster. thankfully we haven't heard of any major injuries. now. khan fire was called out to the house in the 5300 block of way. so having around 10 o'clock last night >> fired at house. you can see right there on your screen now units arrived, they heard ammunition going off from inside the house as a result of the fire. the house was barricaded and firefighters had an issue trying to get into he house once it was safe to do so. they eventually made it inside. that house was not occupied at the time. well, that fire so far we haven't heard of any injuries being reported. firefighters are worried about the roof collapsing. the fire was under control in about 30 minutes tops. firefighters are back out there this morning investigating fire

tiffany justice has the details. tiffany. >> the 13 year-old has been missing since monday. union city police asking for any type of information that can help them find the leak. police releasing a photo of the missing teen to say this is 13 year-old malik. oscar berger. police say he's 5, 5, 120 pounds. he was last seen wearing a black, nike hoodie and some blue jeans. they also say he doesn't take any medication and doesn't have any medical issues. but they say he is at risk because of his age. this is week was last seen at cesar chavez middle school in union city on monday. his family says the teen did not come home after school and has not been in communication with anyone in his family since 8.30, monday night. now, if you have any information about 13 year-old malik oscar burn, you're asked to contact the union city police department reporting live in newsroom. tiffany justice, back to thanks, stephanie. >> 805. the time and another business says that retail theft now is forcing them to close their doors for good. that's a big one target. they're going to close 3 store

tiffany justice, back to you, right, tiffany, thank you for that. it's 908, in the south bay, a man accused of making bomb threats to local schools is now behind bars. police from laredo. they say he called in bomb threats that you're going to high school and of the san jose unified school district earlier this month. police say that laredo also swatted his ex-girlfriend's house swatting. is somebody calls a false report in to the police and they respond with the swat team and nothing is really going on. for example, officers say laredo also has a history of threatening his ex-girlfriend and her husband and that he had an active felony warrant out for his arrest. >> we don't our clocks anymore. why bother? it's power's going to go out. frustration is growing crockett over the ongoing power outages. there. residents and business owners. they've been losing power since saturday. some businesses even close yesterday because of another outage, owner of a pet supply store says the outage started at noon and lasted 3 hours. she kept of is open, but chance

tiffany. >> well, 705, to time. and another business says that retail theft is now forcing them to close their doors for good in several locations they've won target. now they're going to permanently closed 3 stores in the bay area, including one in pittsburgh crawfords amanda hari with a closer look. >> this target behind me is the largest location closing in the bay area. it's also the only target in pittsburgh. so people who live in this area, we're going to have to go elsewhere. >> tuesday target announced they would be closing 3 bay area stores. one on folsom street in san francisco, one on broadway oakland and one in pittsburgh. i was shocked when a first listen to the news. and i say they were close in the first thing my husband was they don't close. our store target said in a statement they cannot keep operating the stores because of theft and organized retail crime. they say they feel both their team and the guests are at risk and it's contributing to an unsustainable business. dennis price lives in pittsbu

tiffany justice, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you for that update.ir time now is 9.35. public safety was a big topic of discussion at the oakland city council meeting last night on the agenda. a new resolution. >> directing the city administrator to take specific action to improve the city's response to crime. the resolution was brought forth by council member dan kalb. it includes several requirements for the city increasing staff and retention of 9-1-1. dispatchers also reducing the 9-1-1 whole time adding more fbi investigators to help solve crime and expanding the number of permanent officers that are walking the beat in neighborhoods and some residents agree these things need to be done. >> officers all need to get out of their suvs that they're driving around town like crazy in and they need to walk the beat. meet the merchants and the neighbors and work with the violence interrupters. >> some detractors, however, of the plan say where's the money going to come from? ca believes that policing is part of the solution and that they need more offi

. >> reporter: tiffany sifuentes is a lifelong fan of the san jose giants. the minor-league experience in the southbay makes for a convenient and affordable family outing that is a lot of fun. >> i just think going to a local ballpark , and having the hometown atmosphere, you are very close to the players. >> reporter: after almost a decade, her family was very close with some players in their own homes. they were a host family, helping young athletes early in their professional baseball careers books budget is rewarding, knowing how hard it is, what they go through to make it for the big leagues. >> reporter: more than one went on to play a major league team. adam duvall invited them to celebrate with his team . >> is a great experience to see how happy everyone was. >> reporter: for tiffany and her family, it was never about the spotlight that came with their players success. it was about the connection that they created together, while under one roof. >> we have been to multiple weddings, over the holiday season, we had two different posterior sons visit,

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a tiffany. >> high, 70.commuters this morning and these are some pretty big changes that will go into emfect starting tomorrow on monday barred saying they have a new service plan that will streamline commuter patterns have changed because of the pandemic. they say their main goal. it's to make transit public transit more attractive and efficient once more after ridership numbers have dropped. so let's get into it. go over the changes, bart's news schedule change will start tomorrow. >> and they say it will eliminate 30 minute. wait times on nights and weekends. the transit service promising that no, right. or we'll have to wait more than 20 minutes for a scheduled train. they're also be a 50% increase in evening services. and this will be 7 days a week services on the busiest week. they lined the yellow line run every 10 minutes from pittsburgh to bay point and they plan on deploying shorter trains for cleanliness and a stronger police presence. a commuter that we spoke with this morning. he says that the c

all right, tiffany, thank you.e now 35 and public safety was a big topic discussion at tuesday's oakland city council meeting. >> talked about a new resolution directing the city administrator to take specific action to improve the response time of the police to crimes of this is brought by council member dan cole. the resolution includes several requirements, including increasing the staffing of retention of 9-1-1, dispatchers reducing the holds time and adding more fbi investigators to help solve violent crimes. and they also want expand the number of the patrol officers in oakland neighborhoods. some residents agree these measures are needed. >> its officers all need to get out of their suvs that they're driving around town like crazy n and they need to walk the beat. meet the merchants and the neighbors and work with the violence interrupters. >> detractors, however, think that the city would be better spending the money elsewhere. but this resolution says that it's important to see police is a big solution, of

tiffany, i want to start with you. talk to us about your experience on the picket line.rience so far along the picket line, everyone's adrenaline still running, everyone is still in good spirits, everyone is still hopeful. we are striking right now because we've asked for change. we ask nicely, we've asked not so nicely, and now we're demanding it. it was a long time coming. >> bob, i want to bring you in and ask about your reaction to president biden announcing that he's coming to michigan. i mean, this calling in the big guns and then there's calling in the president of the united states. how significant is it to organized labor that is sitting president which has never happened in history before is coming to michigan to stand with you all? how big of a deal is that? >> i think it's an extremely big deal. i think everybody in the labor book is really excited about this, as you said, no sitting president in history has done this. i think it also demonstrates how strong public support is behind the uaw members on strike. the public wants our membership to get the good fa

tiffany. >> well, 905, the time. and another business says that retail theft is now forcing them to shut their doors for good, a big business target. they're going to close 3 stores in the bay area, including one in pittsburgh crawfords amanda hari has more. >> this target behind me is the largest location closing in the bay area. it's also the only target in pittsburgh. so people who live in this area, we're going to have to go elsewhere. >> tuesday target announced they would be closing 3 bay area stores. one on folsom street in san francisco, one on broadway oakland and one in pittsburgh. i was shocked when a first listen to the news. and i say they were close in the first thing my husband was they don't close. our store target said in a statement they cannot keep operating the stores because of theft and organized retail crime. they say they feel both their team and the guests are at risk and it's contributing to an unsustainable business. dennis price lives in pittsburgh has experienced the retail crime in the a

tiffany justice, back to ok, tiffany, thank you. 604, is the timing. and another business says that retail theft is forcing them to close their doors seeing the story over and over this time its target. they say they're going to permanently close 3 of their stores here in the bay area, including the one in pittsburgh ground for some and areas more. >> this target behind me is the largest location closing in the bay area. it's also the only target in pittsburgh. so people who live in this area, we're going to have to go elsewhere. >> tuesday target announced they would be closing 3 bay area stores. one on folsom street in san francisco, one on broadway oakland and one in pittsburgh. i was shocked when a first listen to the news and i say they were close in the first thing my husband said was they don't close. our store target said in a statement they cannot keep operating the stores because of theft and organized retail crime. they say they feel both their team and the guests are at risk and it's contributing to an unsustainable business. dennis price l

. >> reporter: tiffany fuentes is a lifelong fan of the san jose giants. the minor league experience in the south bay makes for an affordable and convenient outing that's a lot of fun. >> i think going to the local ballpark, you are very close to the players. and having that hometown atmosphere. >> reporter: for almost a decade, her family was very close with some of the players in their own home. they were a host family, helping young athletes early in their professional baseball careers. >> it's very rewarding knowing that we are -- we have been able to play a part in their lives and seeing how hard it is, what they go through to make it to the big leagues. >> reporter: more than one went on to play for a major league team. including adam duvall, their first host son. who invited tiffany and her family to celebrate with his team when the atlanta braves won the world series in 2021. >> a great experience to see how happy everybody was and we were able to take pictures with the trophy. >> reporter: for tiffany and her family, it's never about the spotlight

>> good. >> excellent. >> rebecca: tiffany come on out, tiffany part two. yes.vivian westwood and john paul the corset was the main focal point and then they had a ton of prints. one is denim because it's iconic. and then pairing it with a cowboy boot to anchor the look. >> i love the cowboy boots and love the color, too, so you can go on a lighter color. >> and the corset usually is maureen but i think the cowboy boot and denim pairs it down so you can wear this during the day. >> rebecca: tiffany two thumbs up? two thumbs up in your score, love it. okay, storm, come on out. ♪ this is how we do it ♪ >> storm so he's wearing a cargo pant trend. >> a.j. mclean made them the fashion trend they are today. >> i love the cargos you saw in both men and women, girl bands like tlc had it, whoo clang and a.j. like you said, it's now on the runway, silk pants for women, i wanted his look to be sort of a mix ever prints so instead of going for the classic green we went for army fatigue with a polo shirt which will prince has in fresh prince of bellaire two with the cargo.

it's great to have tiffani here. we cannot wait for that. here she is.ere to answer your small business questions and take us behind the scenes of shark tank. >> looking forward to that. also ahead a word of caution for drivers about so called slider crime. >>> president biden heading to michigan to join striking autoworkers on the picket lines this afternoon, an unprecedented show of worker solidarity by a sitting president. we'll go back to terry moran outside a ford plant in michigan. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. on the 11st day of the autoworkers strike, history will be made. president biden will join striking workers on the picket line. presidents don't normally take sides in strikes, but joe biden has already broken that tradition, coming out last week and declaring support for union demands in this strike and now joining workers on the picket line. there's no historical record we can fine of any president ever doing that. white house officials say that details will up to negotiators. as of now there is no deal in sight y

tiffany justice, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you for that update. >> now, let's turn to a pretty big story that we're following. 2 people are dead after a shooting at toyota service. enter this all happened 2t e a man opened fire, killing a female employee and then the police killed that gunman kron 4. sarah stinson has the latest on that. >> possible active shooter and of albany, a terrifying situation at the berkeley toyota service center albany when a man walked in with a gun thursday morning around 11, 15 killing a woman who works there. this happening in front of employees and customers maker a basically a gun once and then i heard footsteps like this customer wants to remain anonymous, but she explains the chaos that followed. it just me and my son. and then other guys followed. so we were just we rent here as best as we could. and then we saw the police cars coming pretty fast. albany and berkeley police both responded after receiving multiple calls about an active shooter at the dealership on ea

thank you, tiffany.s interest now accruing on student loans. we break down what you need to know. plus police in several bay area cities are reaching out to state officials on ways to help combat retail theft. we explain in just a moment. >> well, we've got fog a lot of low-lying clouds hanging around for right now will open up those skies a little bit with a mixed bag of sun and clouds cool on those temps clouds cool on those temps opening things up nicely floor and decor, my go-to to get it all. tile, wood, stone and laminate — they've got it. installation materials — yup. and all the tools i need — they've got those too. more importantly, they've got my back with benefits and services i actually want and a pro app that makes my job easier. floor and decor just...gets it. and that means i get more done. at floor and decor, whether you're looking for everyday low pricing on in-stock job-lot quantities and installation materials, or a powerful partner to help take your business to the next level, we've g

and it took about seeing him, but that was be a tiffany. can you explain what that tiffany was exactly what it was. a letter. i mean, you know, tiffany might be too strong or for wordpress, but uh, i mean, i guess it was the 1st time that i really examined my own life and where i come from and i grew up in suburban california, and everything's pretty easy. you know, i'm pretty comfortable. you know, there's no cost parents, good education, everything's, everything's fine. and then go into real chad, which is the middle of nowhere. i mean, we drove for for days without road across open desert, and then you run into communities of people living at, you know, as, as they probably have for thousands of years like literally no and the structure. no, no modern trappings and civilizations just like living in the sand. and there we spent several weeks there climbing for assistance on these big samsung towers. and like these kids would come and watch. i mean, there was just a lot about it really just made me appreciate my own, you know, my own circu

tiffany justice, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank that update. time now is 905. and another developing story. a special board meeting in the town of seminole was called to evaluate. >> the superintendent's performance and there she is. she voiced her opposition to a flag ban targeting the pride flag baur president ryan jurgens and then called the meeting 8 days after the passage of the resolution to restrict all non state required flags on school campuses. some parents are supporting the superintendent. molly barnes who wants the district to allow the pride flag during flood a pride month. others are against it. they only want the american a california flags fly. alameda county superintendent alissa castro was there to support the superintendent. seen a disturbing trend across california. >> of school boards suddenly dismissing highly competent superintendents for political reasons. that would no way in the best interests of the students of this community. >> castro says that only 20% of parents live within the school district and are able to vote on the school b

means for the team's high tiffany.lo. yes, this is big move for both cal and stanford who were left in limbo after 8 other schools left the pac 12 earlier this year. but earlier this morning, the acc voted to invite cal and stanford join the conference starting in 2024. and both schools have accepted that invitation. that brings the total number of schools in the acc to 18 and leads the pac 12 that just 2 schools left in that historic conference officials with uc berkeley spoke with the media and talked about why they decided to join the acc. >> we've talked a lot to our student athletes and got feedback that they want to play at the highest level. i want to still have opportunities to compete for national championships produce a what the ins and and they want to compete against schools like and when you look across the acc, there are so many high academic model. >> of student athlete. that is something that we care very much about preserving. and so i think membership in the acc so the best option we have for preservi

tiffany justice kron, news. all right, tiffany, thank you for that report. coming up on the kron, 4 news at noon, hank, the tank that big bear seeing going into homes all over lake tahoe. >> turns out he's actually a she we check in to see how her cubs are doing at a local center. plus, coming up at the bottom of the hour, tiktok facing a hefty fine. what a cute. what it's accused of doing with children's data. and people living in one bay area city sayuthey are suffering from consistent power outages. why pg and is saying it's all in the name of safety. and we have another warm day for you for your friday. and but we're cooling down this weekend. i'll have your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. at stores everywhere witho

tiffany justice, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you for your coverage. and turning now to a big story we're following the alameda county sheriff's office confirms. >> one of the deadly shootings at the toyota service center in albany was an act of domestic violence. kron 4 sarah stinson has more on that. >> possible active shooter. it's going to be in albany, a terrifying situation at the berkeley toyota service center albany when a man walked in with a gun thursday morning around 11, 15 killing a woman who works there. this happening in front of employees and customers maker a basically a gun once and then i heard footsteps like this customer wants to remain anonymous, but she explains the chaos that followed. it just me and my son. and then other guys followed. so we were just rent here as best as we could. and then we saw the police cars coming pretty fast. albany and berkeley police both responded after receiving multiple calls about an active shooter at the dealership on east shore highway. >> police exchanged gunfire with the shooter who died on sc

tiffany justice, back to you. all right. thank you, tiffany, for that time now 705. and another developing story, a special board meeting in the town of seminole was called to evaluate the superintendent's performance after she voiced opposition to a flag man that targeted the pride flag. the board president ryan jurgensen called the meeting 8 days after the passage of a resolution to restrict all non state required flags on school campuses. some parents spoke in support of the superintendent molly bars. she wants the school to allow the pride flag to fly during the pride month. other parents spoke out against her saying that only american in california flags should fly. alameda county superintendent alese castro was there to support the superintendent. >> seen a disturbing trend across california of school boards suddenly dismissing highly competent superintendents for political reasons that would no way in the best interests of the students of this community. >> castro says that only 20% of parents live within the school district are able to vote on the school boar

tiffany. all right.er to oakley because a student at freedom high school could be facing felony charges. >> after he punched the principal multiple times. yeah. this happened wednesday morning before classes started. the principal stephen morrow was trying to break up a fight. there was a verbal fight happening between 2 students say he tried to de-escalate it. he pulled one of the students away, but then he and that student fell to the ground. and when he fell to the ground when another student punched him. 4 times got a chance to talk to the principal about that in 2 years. we had to say. >> it was a sad moment in freedom, but i will not let overshadow the greatness that we do. i've been extremely impressed with how much and and humbled by how much karen concern our student body and our community has for me. >> is in his first year as principal at the school where worked on the campus for more than 25 years. both students involved are suspended right now. it's 8.36, in a social worker for san francisco

tiffany justice, back to you. tiffany, thank you. >> 7.32 and authorities are now looking for the ex-boyfriend of this missing woman. investigators say they have information leading them to believe she might be dead. erica brown is her name. she was last seen at fairfield at her home back on august, 20th. and this is the photo of her former partner mark randall police made it public. they have. they say he has strong ties to fairfield and vallejo and anybody has information about him or her. you're urged to contact fairfield police. it's 7.33. and today a former member of then mayor gavin newsom. staff is due back in court to be arraigned on a felony bribery charge. >> court documents allegedly needed her niques the city's director of community challenge grant program at the time cut checks totaling more than $32,000 from rudolph dwayne jones, the founder and president rdj enterprises. the da says that jones also paid about $150,000 to 4 members of the and wreak as family and in return, henriques entered into 23 c

reporting live, tiffany justice. back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you. time now 605. and developing news. a special board meeting in the town of seminole was called to evaluate the superintendent's performance after she voiced her position to a flag ban targeting the pride flag. the board president ryan jurgensen called the meeting 8 days after resolution to restrict all non state require flags on school campuses. some parents spoke in support of the superintendent, molly barnes who wants the school to allow the pride flag to fly during pride month. >> other parents spoke up saying that they only want the american flag and the california flag to be able to fly outside alameda county superintendent alice was there to support the superintendent. >> trend across california of school boards suddenly dismissing highly competent superintendents for political reasons that would no way in the best interests of the students of this community. >> castro says that only 20% of parents live within the school district and are able to vote on the school board's members. but she inte

tiffany justice, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you for that update there. it's 806, and developing news, a special board meeting in the town of seminole was called to evaluate. >> the superintendent's performance. that's the superintendent's there. and she voiced her opposition to a flag ban that targeted the pride flag at the board. president ryan jorgenson called this meeting 8 days after the passage of the resolution that restricts all non state required flags on school campuses. some parents have been speaking of their support for the superintendent, molly barnes who wants to allow the plan, the pride flag to be flown during pride month. other parents, believe that only the american in california flag should fly. alameda county superintendent alyssa castro was there to support the superintendent. >> seen a disturbing trend across california of school boards suddenly dismissing highly competent superintendents for political reasons that would no way in the best interests of the students of this community. >> castro says only 20% of the parents live withi

tiffany justice, back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you for your live report. there. all right. switching gears a bit to talk about our forecast now taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. looking nice out there as that. we see the cars rolling on dot by down the bridge. let's check in now with kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan from or what we need to know. hey, kyla. hey, there's kind of a beautiful day today everybody noticed it when they walked out the door. lot of sunshine temperatures are pretty nice for taking a live look out of half moon bay where? >> i think the glorious would be appropriate there. we do have a little danger of the coast. want to make you aware of? we have seeing this step down from a high advisory to now what's called a beach hazard statement, which really just means that we still have dangerous or fat out there. we want to be careful, ce tainly a risk to anyone planning to serve for swim today. 12, 16 foot waves are still possible that goes through this afternoon. so just be careful if you're headed to the coast, we still have a little bit

tiffany: mr. speaker, my amendment would prohibit the department of defense from creating, procurement, or displaying any map which depicts taiwan as part of the territory of the people's republic of china. this should not be a problem since all of us know that taiwan is not nor has it ever been part of communist china. any claims to the contrary are simply false. since the 1970's, america's so-called one china policy has acknowledged beijing's bogus claims over taiwan. this is an antiquated and dishonest policy and one that we should abandon. while my amendment would not end that misguided policy, it would at least -- it will at least require that the maps that we use reflect a simple reality. china is china. taiwan is taiwan. i ask for a yes vote on my honest maps amendment. and i yield -- excuse me. mr. speaker, i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does gentlewoman seek recognition? ms. mccollum: i rise in opposition to this amendment. the chair: the gentlewoman is rec

tiffany. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. tiffany: i would first would like to thank the ranking member for his support throughout the process in regard to this bill and there is very little that i could add to what the chairman of the natural resources committee has laid out in his opening remarks in regards to the need for the acres act. one of the few things i can add is a picture, a picture to my right here. what shows the need for this bill. when the amount of acres that are being treated are not counted accurately, we end up with a situation where those acres that should be treated don't get treated. this is the grizzly flats fire from a couple of years ago and wiped out that community. they knew, the forest service knew it was time that these treatments needed to be put in place and the community was destroyed out in the great state of california. this bill will bring transparency to the misleading and inrat rate way hazardous fuels are treated. they have created tinderbox conditions. this has been insufficient to addr

tiffany, sorry about that.ith the 10-year treasury >> so, i wouldn't use the term worried. of course, we are watching rates and we are watching the fed. you know, the best defense for things like that is planning again, what we're doing with client portfolios is diversifying and looking for the main diversifiers. that really comes into play when we talk about potential rate pressure we have a couple of options. liquid alternatives are things like managed futures or helpdge funds or liquid form anybody has access to these. you are able to hedge against things like rates. >> okay. i want to get to one of your picks. next era energy. give us a sense why you think this is a great play for today ahead of the fed decision. >> you know, we're really playing the long game. long-term growth opportunities and infrastructure this is the clean energy play. we have stable cash flow and low correlation to stocks and bonds. it is a defensive stock, right we like the huge opportunity with cloud adoption and data centers. they

tiffany. >> right.ou do see that the road is blocked with this construction work going on right now. we do know that this stretch of freeway is you so much? the main purpose for this project is to make the drive smoother. crews repaving the freeway. right now. the project started on friday and 9 o'clock in the afternoon or night time and count trans telling us that this will be and should be completed 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. repayment repair work on the northbound lanes. started friday. southbound will start in october. these closures will allow for concrete pavement and traffic lanes to be replaced having these closures. now we're being told, will shorten the duration of the project by providing improve safety as well and better quality of right to the public. we have been speaking with caltrans this morning will bring more to you later on. back to in a thank you for that update. i hope police they continue their investigation of a fatal shooting that left a 2 year-old dead. >> this happened friday

tiffany justice kron, 4 news. >> and we out there today. we've got to enjoy what was going on yeah, i mean, i'm not i'm not a great runner, but this is something always wanted to do. and it was you're looking live in the candy store the field just running around in the field and show me pictures on hang out in the dugout. i was just like i have made my girlfriend lea there who was did a great job today. she did. she actually held back for me because i was like not too slow. yeah. like it was a moment where i was. i've got i've got it. and then i was like yeah, it go down a little bit likely. so, yeah, it waa a lot of fun and can't wait to do it next year. yeah. maybe the 10 k next year may okay off the stretch challenge or i'm not part is getting got smiles at the encino. yeah, i think that, yeah. >> all right. coming up in emergency rescue from the hazardous storm in lake tahoe. >> a warning from cruz for beachgoers. but first, a 3 decade old cafe on haight street back open after >> a 3 decade old cafe on haight street in san francisco is