let's get amanda's _ difficult direction. let's get amanda's take _ difficult direction.a's take on that, - difficult direction. let's get i amanda's take on that, which difficult direction. let's get - amanda's take on that, which is that analysis that actually, by president biden going to the us, he sort of pushing other world leaders in that region towards china and russia. i don't think the administration is at all surprised by this relationship and that— all surprised by this relationship and that they would get together in this kind _ and that they would get together in this kind of way. that has been happening for some period of time. there's_ happening for some period of time. there's been a lot of conversations in congress — there's been a lot of conversations in congress about what to do about this relationship, sol in congress about what to do about this relationship, so i think that is something that was expected. what i will is something that was expected. what iwill say— is something that was expected. what twill say is _ is something that was expected. what

amanda's private prescription is completely legal.es it for chronic pain after she had a life—changing diagnosis. so i'm laying in bed, and then i felt something here on my breast. i'm like, "oh, really?" then i got the call from my doctor and told me to come in. and that's when she told me... "you got breast cancer." how many operations did you have? in total, we're looking at 1a. they removed my breast, but i made the decision to use my own fat up in my chest. when you wake up from such a massive surgery, you're so dosed with pain medication. once it wore off, i basically screamed down that hospital. amanda has been living with chronic pain for nearly ten years. she says cannabis is the only drug that works for her. it doesn't matter what i'm doing. just literally feels like somebody has taken their fist and just literallyjust punched the side of my chest in. my whole body is tense, there's absolutely nothing that i can do. but once i vape, it's like 30 seconds, i'm like, "0hh!" professor david nutt knows a thing or two about cannab

amanda! amanda shulman: hi, sibley. hi!scoles: an experience at her place is like going to a fun dinner party that's serving some pretty serious food. what she cooks is what you get, and you always go home full. what shall i do? we are finishing up some prep for lunch. peeling the skin off of these cherry tomatoes, and then they're going to get marinated in this bright dijon vinaigrette, and they, like, pop and burst, and super juicy. back-to-back best emerging-- [music playing] how did we get there? honestly, i don't know how we got there. [laughter] this was actually supposed to be a popup in the middle of the pandemic. and it's cool that this small little thing we're doing here is resonating with so many people. i feel like what you just described is going to be a big conversation at the meal that we're going to have today with everyone that's joining us. on the guest list are a few close friends who, along with amanda, have catapulted philly to the top of our nation's food scene. james beard award-winning chad williams,

i have to confess, amanda was — brentford b. i have to confess, amanda was chuckling - brentford b.h the news that your wife is pregnant. i'm not sure all the women out there think that's the hardest bit of pregnancy. the feelings of the other half. right, amanda? maybe not in fact the extenuating circumstances that led to that red car. i don't know, what do you think? i to that red car. i don't know, what do you think?— to that red car. i don't know, what do you think? i do think being able to see a whole _ do you think? i do think being able to see a whole life _ do you think? i do think being able to see a whole life is _ do you think? i do think being able to see a whole life is always - do you think? i do think being able to see a whole life is always very i to see a whole life is always very interesting. i think everyone does sort of— interesting. i think everyone does sort of guess what peoples lives are in these _ sort of guess what peoples lives are in these kinds of roles. not necessarily two things, sometimes so hard it— necessarily two things, sometimes so hard it is— ne

tom and amanda. a ruestion solve that problem. tom and amanda.ht now. we will take a short break so stay with us here on bbc news. we will be back with the context. hello. storm babet will be lashing the uk over the next few days, but i'd also like to make the point that the weather won't be bad all the time as this storm spreads from the south. we're also expecting the skies to clear in a few places. sunny spells and mild weather can be expected, too. but let's focus on the rain. the biggest problem from this storm — a rare red warning in force thursday into friday for specifically angus and southern parts of aberdeenshire and the met office warns of even danger to life. but let's look at the rainfall first across the whole of the uk. so, this is the rainfall accumulation as the days go by — widely 30—1r0 millimetres of rain, but you can see around eastern scotland and the northeast of england here, potentially well in excess of 100 millimetres of rain. so, here's the forecast then through the night — the weather fronts, the rain front associate

amanda, it's infrastructure week. it was always _ north. amanda, it's infrastructure| week.ere and that is the ballooning of the costs, three times over what was forecasted regionally. there is another issue, we will talk about what is happening in the us house of representatives shortly, but if you look at the markets today, bond prices are starting to rise. the interest payments on the spending or the debt that our two countries have is starting to climb and i think the chancellor obviously sees that, the reason he cannot cut taxes in the uk. and it is the reason why in both our countries these big infrastructure spends become problematic. taste infrastructure spends become problematic.— infrastructure spends become problematic. we have seen this ha en problematic. we have seen this happen also _ problematic. we have seen this happen also in _ problematic. we have seen this happen also in the _ problematic. we have seen this happen also in the united - problematic. we have seen this| happen also in the united states problematic. we have seen this - happen also in the unite

by then, amanda and jon had found a little solace.g view, the community that didn't forget. >> we felt like that was her adopted family. >> which is why they decided not to take her remains back home to florida with them. she will stay here in long view with her name carved in stone. >> it's a funny thing, isn't? it that it would be important to have a stone up above the place you're lying down with your name on it. and yet, it is. >> it is, exactly, you never think about it. but it's important to have that. because you are never forgotten, and you know, your name is there. >> lavender doe no longer. eternally, dana lynn dodd. >> so that he was to go by her graveside and still put flowers, and things like that. and that's what we wanted. because she is part of long view. >> and she never be sent away again. >> no, she's home. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm andrea canning. thank you for watching. >>> this sunday, striking back. israel gears up for a major

amanda hari kron. 4 news. all right. thank you, amanda.rward to learning more about the circumstances there with that driverless car. meanwhile, >> east bay store clerk is still in the hospital weeks after he says a guy on fire during a robbery at the suspected attackers. now facing half a dozen felony charges, sir. raj parr julius still getting treatment there for his burns at saint francis hospital in san francisco. he says he was working at at the un food and liquor in el sobrante couple weeks ago and kendall burton, according to police, walked in and tried to steal some items. the 2 got into a confrontation and police say burton, then said parish really on fire with a lighter and kerosene. we were tremendously side and this was an awful event. our heart goes out to the victim and his family members can't go too much into the facts. but fortunately. >> the evidence was captured on surveillance video or other witnesses and will we look forward to seeing how those play out in court? >> burton has several previous convictions dating back t

amanda, we are delighted to have you here again. you have an audience aware of the importance of you in our public policy and in our national security. we have followed the brave reporting in ukraine and the efforts of all services to penetrate censorship around the world, including in china, russia, and iran. we share your concern over the rampant use of disinformation and misinformation. two areas we know usag and is tackling. and we look forward to your concerns about the state of media worldwide including the increasing threats to journalists and the closing of the public space in many countries amanda, thank you for coming today. the mic is yours. [applause] >> thank you so much for that >> joel, thank you so much for that introduction. thank you all of you who are here. i was very much looking forward to coming here, because as joel says, i'm not a stranger here. i've been here before and i found it really wonderfully interesting and engaged audience. i feel really proud and glad to be talking to you. we know that everybody is

amanda hari kron. 4 news. amanda, thank you. senator feinstein's passing does raise the question of who will be appointed to fill the rest of her term. governor newsom has committed to choosing a black woman to replace feinstein, but he recently said it would not be someone who is already running in the 2024 election. now, congresswoman barbara lee is campaigning for the spot this summer. she was quick to criticize the governor saying the idea that a black woman should be appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless black women and quote, usf politics. professor james taylor says appointing lead now will be a way of acknowledging the work black democrats did during the 2020 presidential election. >> there's a sense being slighted here. and if that is carried over into 2024 is going to suppress democratic turnout vote. it will definitely hurt gavin newsom in 2028 will because again, of a certain kind of political resentment. >> the primary is less than 6 months away. it is unknown when the governo

amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> all right, amanda, thank you. in san francisco, smoke coming from the inner richmond neighborhood after a fire breaks out above a restaurant called chilly house. video from the citizen app here showing firefighters working to put out those flames. firefighters apparently using a drone unit to quickly put out the fire and no one was injured. but it looks like there was some serious damage done to the building. and tomorrow. don't be alarmed. if you see smoke in san mateo county, there will be 100 acre planned burn near pescadero and half moon bay at neo ranch in san gregorio. so keep that in mind. pg e is accepting appointments for free in home safety checks. the company wants to make sure water heaters furnaces and other ins are operating safely to reduce the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning. so far this year, pg e has responded to more than 6,000 incidents where carbon monoxide was suspected. you can schedule an inspection online at pg dot com. yeah, there are no workers union reaching a tentative deal with jeep

amanda hari kron. 4 news. amanda, thank you. senator feinstein's passing does raise the question of who will be appointed to fill the rest of her term. governor newsom has committed to choosing a black woman to replace feinstein, but he recently said it would not be someone who is already running in the 2024 election. congresswoman barbara lee is campaigning for the spot earlier this summer. she was quick to criticize the governor saying, quote, the idea that a black woman should be appointed only as a caretaker to simply check a box is insulting to countless black women and quote, usf politics. professor james taylor says appointing lee now would be a way of acknowledging the work black democrats did during the 2020 presidential election. >> there's a sense being slighted here. and if that is carried over into 2024 is going to suppress democratic turnout vote. it will definitely hurt gavin newsom in 2028 will because again, of a certain kind of political resentment. >> the primary is less than 6 months away. it's unknown when t

thank you so much, amanda. well, this morning, a red flag warning is still in effect for much of the bay area because of those high winds and we are keeping an eye on these pga outages for you right now. hundreds are without power in the danville area. you can see that area marked by the yellow on your screen there. it's more yellow orange, i should say. we also are watching about 342 people who are in the dark in half moon bay and pga says crews on the way to both scenes yesterday. power also went out for nearly 10,000 customers. it started a little after 830 yesterday morning in central contra costa county. power was fully restored to those customers by two in the afternoon. causes of those outages still unclear, but certainly when you've got the high winds, you have the potential for these power outages. and so you will see that thousands of people are going to say, hey, what happened in the dark? i've got a warning on my car. it came up. i'm listening to the radio on the way in and said, you know, high wind

. >> jimmy: okay, and what's her name >> um, amanda. >> jimmy: amanda, okay, very good amanda what doesr. how old -- do you know how old-ish, amanda? >> 40-ish. >> jimmy: yeah, 40-ish [ laughter ] roots, i thought this would be fun. [ laughter ] since fall is this time of year when we celebrate oktoberfest, can we give like a, kind of like a polka feel to this birthday [ laughter ] like an oktoberfest jam? come on, roots ♪ [ laughter ] >> tariq: okay, okay, okay look ♪ well this genre isn't polk it's as clos as we can come ♪ ♪ personally me and amy think it's reall kind of dumb ♪ ♪ dum dum dum dumping leaves on people's heads is fun when seasons change ♪ ♪ amanda has a fall birthda and amy's laugh is strange ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: cut through here i'm gonna cut through -- how are you doing? oh, no oh, i'm sorry. no, i don't want to make you move no, you have -- what happened to you >> you know, heels will do it. >> jimmy: heels? that's what happened to you? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: well, you know what? that will heal [ laughter ] >> oh, there you go. [ rimshot >> jimmy: the

amanda hari kron. 4 news. all right, amanda, thanks a lot. we're going to take a look at our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at the golden gate bridge with no fog there. >> to be seen, of course, we know there's been some winds blowing around here in the bay area. gayle ong. joining us now to look at the forecast to go. >> hello, dan. yes, strong winds, which is why we have crystal clear skies tonight and you can expect that for your monday. so you can expect it to be a little breezy. we'll have some leftover offshore winds in the forecast. so it will still be a little warm, which will be a nice pleasant fall like pattern. let's show you the future cast. so you can just see how you can start your week here. so clear skies tonight and into monday. just some light fog over there in your monday morning noontime, mostly sunny skies are sunny skies really? and then that continues through the evening and then it is tuesday. we have some scattered clouds will be heading over to our area along with some coastal drizzle. and that will be the patt

amanda? >> alameda police and the school district are both investigating this incident.far they have for reports of kids that received the gummies. one of them did eat those. they want people to go out and have fun on halloween. but they say this is a reminder to take extra precautions. a treat that didn't belong at a children's halloween event. >> alameda police say this cannabis fruit shoe made by cuba last farm somehow ended up at sunday's trunk or treat event held in this parking lot outside of ehrhardt elementary school. the event was sponsored by the pta. our kids are are. >> our most vulnerable population. we have an obligation to protect them. alameda unified school district superintendent pass costs. could dairy says they immediately started investigation to determine what happened and prevent it from happening again. we're advising all of our families to discard any and all can do that they may have received at that event yesterday. whether or not it fits the description that we've shared of this particular product choose by cuba. last farm come in square, blue

kron four's amanda hari joins us in the newsroom with more on what could happen next in this case, amanda, a plea of insanity is off the table according to one lawyer because joseph emerson. >> admitted to taking magic mushrooms before boarding the plane. prosecutors say the off-duty pilot tried to pull on the handles of the planes, fire suppression system while in flight. if he was successful, it would have cut off fuel to the plane's engines. >> tuesday afternoon, alaska airlines pilot 44 year-old joseph emerson of pleasant hill appeared oregon state court pleading not guilty to 83 counts of second degree attempted murder and one count of endangering an aircraft. emerson attempted to cut the engines of the plane sunday night forcing the flight to make an emergency landing in portland. jumped pilot. >> so exactly pilot to get a ride, trying track down the end their verdict. the landing foreman court documents say emerson told the 2 pilots he was not ok before you grab the fire suppression handles. the pilots grabbed his wrist to stop him. >> the documents go on to explain. emerson said h

amanda, what do they say? >> the temple hasn't received any direct threats yet. but leaders say it's important to take precautions, but they're most concerned about at this time is vandalism. as the deadly war rages on in the middle east. people in the bay area say they're also shaken up incredible sadness and shock. rabbi mark blum has worked at temple beth abraham on macarthur boulevard oakland for 22 years. >> he says over that time he's learned that problems in israel can have a smaller, but still potentially dangerous affected home. we know historically when their problems in the middle east. >> tension rises here as well. and so that has contributed some vandalism at some synagogues in the past. he says the temple's members started asking for upgraded safety measures as soon as the first attack happened. so temple leaders contacted oakland police. they're coming. they're driving by their staging in our parking lot, doing their work there. they've been really helpful co-operative and and kind about the potential of any problem that could come up trying to pr

amanda, thank you. police police say they've arrested the shooter responsible for killing a 16 year-old at a house party. officers say they took 18 year-old jason while he's on into custody this afternoon. the shooting happened saturday night on shannon way. just a few blocks away from freedom. high school, 16 year-old kamarion tucker from brentwood was killed. 2 other teens shot are still at the hospital. another who was also hurt was treated and released. police say they're still looking into what led up to that shooting to the south bay. now we're learning that a little baby has died following hit and run crash. >> in san jose last night it killed mother who was pregnant at the time of the crash. police say that the accident happened in the area of blossom hill road and winfield boulevard near the westfield oakridge mall. they say the woman identified as 21 year-old april marie. so glenn r was driving eastbound on blossom hill road when the car crashed with another car that was traveling south on win

amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. as a just mentioned, the pleasant hill pilot admitted to investigators that he suffered from depression. >> we know undergo hours of rigorous training, but is there enough attention being paid to their mental health captain laura, i'm settler. who is a captain of a major airline tells us this case brings into focus the importance of diving further into pilot's mental health and making sure they get proper help and support. >> as far future going forward and things that we can do to kind of look at and implement as i said, i would just say things that we need to better recognize and better support pilot mental health aspects. so i think what we're doing is working. we have very strict, very tight standards medically. it's just a matter of saying, hey, if you're struggling, you know, as a pilot or any kind of a crew member, you know, to seek help and to be able to support that pilot who is seeking the help that will be grounded for that time. they can still support their family while th

hari kron, 4 news amanda. meanwhile, governor newsom. >> vetoed a bill that would have given workers on strike unemployment benefit. the governor says he supports and respects workers who fight for their rights. but he says expanding unemployment insurance would create a cost in the billions of dollars. new york and new jersey are the only 2 states currently that allow striking workers to collect unemployment benefits. >> you still have a chance to be a billionaire. nobody had all of the 6 numbers from tonight's powerball drawing. the jackpot is now at 1.2 billion dollars and growing the next drawing. is wednesday night. >> still ahead, a swimmer goes missing in the north bay. why friends believe they were taken by a shark. plus. >> got to be on guard out here. it's crazy. >> but police say you should look out for the next time. you're pumping gas and east bay store clerk in the hospital after reports of lit hospital after reports of lit on fire by a with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol ove

so amanda, how is she feeling about all of this after the settlement?his sister says she's grateful that they've settled this for a lot of money, but she says no amount of money will ever bring him back. and she still struggles with that every day. >> it's been more than 3 years since. 23 year-old erick salgado was shot and killed by a chp officer back on june 6 twenty-twenty his sister a jail blanco says she's been fighting for justice since that day. >> i've had to change. my whole life the work that i do now very similar to my life experiences. and i support of their families who are lost their loved ones police. police say they were chasing salgado who they say had stolen a car. >> he then crashed into 2 patrol cars in san leandro. >> officers fired at salgado hitting him more than a dozen times. his pregnant girlfriend was also in the car at the time of the crash. she was injured and unborn baby did not survive. so god or leaves behind a 6 year-old daughter who will be financially supported through the settlement with good. >> did come out of that

amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> thanks, amanda. starting tomorrow, the public will have 2 days to say goodbye to the late senator dianne feinstein at san francisco city hall. of course, that's where she served as the city's mayor for 10 years. in about 10 hours from now, senator feinstein will lie in state there. the viewing starts at 9 in the morning goes until 7 at night. during that time, the public will be able to say their good-byes and sign a condolence book. her memorial service will be thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. the front steps of city hall. there will be standing room available for the public and the civic center plaza supposed to be hot. so plan ahead. the service was initially going to be a private one. the mayor london breed talk today about the decision to make it public. there's so many people. >> reached out to us want to be a part of this celebration honor her and to show their respects to her family the city by being there. >> there will be a live stream made available for people who want to be there. hear wh

amanda hari kron. 4 news. all right, amanda, meantime, hot temps out there not over in the bay area yet. >> in san jose caught a dad who took advantage of the heat for some water activities with son. there. the south bay already under a heat advisory as well as the north bay valleys, the east bay, including all of the bay shore communities as well as the peninsula, including the coastal areas. and it's expected to continue right on through tomorrow. lawrence karnow standing by. and, you were never happy wednesday going to warm up. when's it going to cool probably be the last time we see heat like this year. so here we go. enjoy it. while we haven't really likely see some records broken around the bay area. today, we tied one record at sfo. 86 degrees at the airport. >> in san francisco out there, you know, we've got clear skies right now and so very warm temperatures. 71 degrees in hayward where the sites in downtown san francisco. how about that 78 degrees right now at 10 o'clock. 74 in san jose. 72 in san ca

amanda ballade capital police in berlin broke up and authorized vigilance for victims of because a conflict of to hundreds of pull pallets didn't demonstrate just under into a valley. police cause the protests to disperse before leading several way. but and police have previously bend full protestant strategies in the city. now, some western countries have banned, full protestant and demonstrations, like the one that we saw earlier in berlin, seeing they could disturb public order. but tens of thousands of people across the world have joined our lives and support of the palestinians and against the bombardment of got that a housing just allow me just a wave from the gaza strip. these protest as in australia and expressing from the data team but the palestinians, demanding a just solution to the conflict. so i think now that the start of the work, and we'll see what the state of resent is, where for 75 years in the community and not intervene removing now it is right here . we cannot ignore the slow action because it will lead to why the something is done and i think the world is increasingl

amanda, who led one of the fittest attacks on board a village. this inside is true. it has released the video of what it says is an astro icon, a building in the south of guys, a city that kid a mosque. amanda ballade, capital. the police in berlin broke off and authorized by 24 victims of the gods. the conflict of to hundreds of profiles to noon demonstrators, $200.00 into a value for these calls for full justice to disperse before needing several nowhere . but and police have previously banned full pallets to new strategies in the city . now jewish football club, my god, be bullied and just drawn to action on sunday for the 1st time since the how much the tax due to concerns over and our senate to semitism, excuse me. the match had to have it increased police presence, bought the game to pass without incident. and double officials hope support continues to bring people together. lining up for a football match with particular poignancy play of some jewish club in a copy building and the cop opponents. beverly and extra allowable black com bands paying tribute to the

amanda, we are delighted to have you here again. you have an audience aware of the importance in our public diplomacy and in our national security. we followed the brave reporting have done in ukraine. and the efforts of all u.s. agm services to penetrate censorship around the world. including in china, russia, and iran. we share your concern the rapid use of disinformation and misinformation. two areas we know it's tackling. looking forward to the concerns with the state of the media worldwide increasing threats to journalists and the closing of the public space in many countries. the mic is yours. [applause] >> thank you so much for that introduction. thank you all of you who are here. i'm very much looking forward to coming. i am not a stranger here i was here the year before and i found it to be really wonderfully interesting and engaged audience. i'm glad to be talking to. and so we know everybody is here because of their commitment to public diplomacy. and i hope the role of a free and independent press in the public diplomacy

go ahead, amanda. yeah garcia so the cleanup is still happening here, but in just the last 30 minutes, we saw about 3 or 4 tow trucks leave with the remain of that big rig. so here this morning, we've been watching as those tow trucks were picking up the engine of that big rig. a lot of debris from that big rig, but most of that is gone now and they're still trying to clean up here where the tollbooth is. it's kind of hard to see because of all of the equipment here. but when you get a look at that tollbooth, it is black. it's charred, really damaged from the fire. a lot of damage here because both the big rig and the tollbooth went up in flames. now, this happened at ten last night and you could see those flames from the bridges, traffic camera crews were here putting out the fire and caltrans was diverting traffic. the coroner was then called to the scene here. the westbound lanes were closed for hours, but three of those lanes, these lanes here on the left, they were reopened overnight. chp says the

good morning, amanda. good morning.eah, 44 year old joseph emerson is expected to be in court today. that is at 2:00. he's being held in oregon without bail. he is facing 167 charges, 83 of those are related to attempted murder. and some of those other charges include reckless endangerment. emerson is accused of trying to seize control of the engines mid-flight. he was seated in the flight deck jump seat and he was off duty at the time. alaska airlines says he tried to engage what's called the engine fire handle and that would turn on the plane's fire suppression system and shut down the engines . the flight crew reported a credible security threat as they were on their way to sfo. from everett, washington, and had to land in portland. in recordings from the cockpit. you can hear the captain say the guy who tried to shut the engines down is out of the cockpit. and he's in the back, subdued. he also asks for law enforcement when they land. we're told emerson taught at concord's buchanan field airport and coached his son'

amanda, we have seen the overturning of all the way to landmark federal ruling. the guaranteed the right to abortion, a wave of anti translate distillation government funding earmarked for religious education all. and it's kind of part of an alarming shifting policy in june to share rulings tied to the far right going forward. how is christian nationalism going to affect the fundamental, i mean, really the basis of civil rights for people in united states? i think christian national lives and strikes at the very heart, a civil rights for all americans. i've said that christian nationalism is the single biggest threat today for religious freedom for all, because it cuts against that core foundational ideas that are belonging in american society should never depend on how we worship, or how we identify religiously and christian nationalism ties to blow, all of that up. and so one part of christian nationalism, of course, is the site that the united states should be declared a christian nation. it very alarmingly, there was a new pull out, but the majority of republ

amanda tyler, executive director of the baptist joint committee and contributing author to the christian nationalism and the january 6th insurrection report. and kristen do a professor of history at calvin university and author of jesus and john wayne, how white evangelicals corrupted of faith and fractured a nation, some provocative titles around here to be. and thank you so much for joining me. what is that when you, 1st of the term kristin naturalism has cropped up at various times and us history. and some of the argue it's had a consistent present since the countries founding from connections to white supremacist groups like the k k k, to the more recent patriot front of christian nationalism is by no means a new phenomenon. uh, taking its history into account. how do you define christian nationalism as it is today? actually simply, i just defined it as people who believed that god created america for a purpose that america is special. in other words, when you are a christian nationalist, you believe that god created america as a christian nation. first of all, 2nd, that white men wh

school and suggested to her parents, if you don’t want to, go to this school, because from there amandaallerina, well, that is, brazil is still a big country, that is, goyoni is located in the middle of brazil, joivi is in the south, that is, it is still very far, in addition to the fact that it is far, it completely changes life, not only for me, i was 10 years old then, for my parents. amanda is like my best friend, we talk about any topic, about her day, and about rehearsals and concerts, and about my day here, when she came to the selection ceremony in december 2005, we, of course, believed in our daughter, we had you need exactly one month to move was to decide yes or no, the decision was not easy, because both my husband and i found ourselves without work, but i started working here, at this school, though first as a volunteer, and my husband found another job, and since 2007 i work here full-time, as a physiotherapist, once i gave scissors to one woman like this, she took them and dropped them, since then i generally... don’t let anyone touch them, because that’s it, if you drop

live in richmond, amanda quintana, ktvu fox two news. amanda, thank you . now the latest on the war between israel and hamas. these are live pictures looking at casa during the night, you could see fire and smoke coming from damaged buildings and also see palestinian families carrying their belongings, walking along the damaged streets in about an hour from now, president biden will make a speech showing us support for israel. but reports from insiders say there are no plans yet to send in american troops. here's what israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said about the future of this war. we didn't want this war. it was forced upon us in the most brutal and savage way. israel will win this war. and when israel wins the entire civilized world wins. the us has already sent military aid to israel and talked about key allies, to key allies about the war, where at least 1600 people, including 11 americans, have already been killed. this morning we've learned that hamas is holding at least four americans hostage and one of them was born here in the bay area

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> amanda, thank you, congresswoman and former house speaker nancy pelosi is leading a jewish community gathering in support of israel in san francisco tomorrow ahead of a rally in support of palestinians at the israeli consulate. pelosi will be joined by the consul general of israel at 11, 30 tomorrow morning and congregation. sheriff is israel. this is in response to a protest planned outside the consulate tomorrow afternoon by the palestinian youth movement. the rallies opposing u.s. aid to israel and in support of palestinian self-defense. the second demonstration is expected to start around 4 in the afternoon. all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast tonight taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. it's been a warm one over the past couple of days. i'm curious as to whether or not it's going to be warm again tomorrow. gayle ong joining us now to look at the forecast, a deal. >> hello, daniel. wow. i know we're hot today and all week and it will be high in some places, especially in the interior valleys. but you'll notice a drastic chang

live in santa clara, amanda quintana, ktvu fox two news. amanda, thank you. starbucks says it's shutting down several stores across san francisco. these are the cafes that are set to close. most of them in the financial district as well as one location on nob hill. the seven locations will close october 22nd. in a written statement, a starbucks spokesperson said in part, each year as a standard course of business, we evaluate the store portfolio to determine where we can best meet our community and customers needs. the company also says it's added and reopened some stores that had closed in other parts of the city. we spoke with a small business consultant who said the popularity of other types of beverage shops could be a factor here. the emergence of the variety of boba shops that we see in the market place right now is a big reason for the closure of some of these mainstream coffee shops like starbucks, me in san francisco, a lot of things are closing due to the economy due to a lot of issues that are going with the city. so i mean, i'm not surprised. star

amanda? >> his sister says she's grateful that they've settled this case for a large amount of money, but says no amount of money will bring him back and she struggles with that every day. >> no price would ever be able to replace like the value that my brother brought. it's been more than 3 years since. 23 year-old erick salgado was shot and killed by a chp officer back on june 6 twenty-twenty his sister a jail blanco says she's been fighting for justice since that day. >> i've had to change. my whole life the work that i do now is very similar to my life experiences. and i support of their families are lost their loved ones, my poorly. so. to me, that kind of helps me be more same. police say they were chasing salgado who they say had stolen a car. >> he then crashed into 2 patrol cars in san leandro. officers fired at salgado hitting him more than a dozen times. his pregnant girlfriend was also in the car at the time of the crash. she was injured and unborn baby did not survive both salgad

a 16 year-old was killed. 3 other teens also injured kron four's amanda hari reports from oakley with the very latest. >> lot of people in this neighborhood are still shaken up. it happened right down this street. it was a scary night for everyone involved. of course, the teens at the party, but also the people who woke up to gunshots. chaos on a normally quiet street, gunshots and screams. carter ring camera video, another neighbor who didn't want to appear on camera says she walked outside and saw the aftermath. kids just started jumping over fences, trying to get away. oakley. police say the shooting happened just after 11 saturday night on shannon way near freedom high school. they were called to the home about 30 minutes earlier for a noise complaint. >> 18 year-old said she was going to shut down the party. so officers left. that's what neighbors say. 20 to 30 more kids showed up and tried to get into the home through the back door shortly after shots were fired, teens were injured and sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. a 16 year-old was killed. young man j

kron four's amanda hari was at the meeting tonight. she joins us live now. amanda, this all started over some wanting the pride flag to be flown at their at schools. how are people feeling about this decision? >> there were dozens of public comments. even the board members debated. people spoke passionately on both sides of this issue. some even bringing flags into the meeting. >> it was standing room only at the glen school board meeting tuesday night on the agenda, an opportunity to repeal a ban on displaying any flag other than the u.s. and california flags. we are just here to keep the pressure up to reaffirm that we're not going away. present of castro valley pride, austin bruckner carrillo says in 2021. they pushed for the pride flag to be flown at districts across alameda county, including signal in september with a 2, one split. the board voted to ban the pride flag and many other flags on campus. what is going on here and know is not it's dangerous. it's scary. the flag ban does not just pride flags but also peace, flags and flags that say things li

amanda hari kron, 4 thank you. also in san francisco, hundreds gathering at a synagogue to voice their support for israel. >> former house speaker nancy pelosi and local leaders attended the unity event congregation share with israel. kron four's. sara stinson was at the service and has this report. >> it was supposed to be a celebration of the final days of the high holiday season for the jewish community. it instead became a time of mourning and grief. >> folks needed healing. there's a lot of trauma in the room. people have lost friends. people who lost family. hundreds of people gathered at the congregation. sheriff israel in san francisco. >> the israel gaza conflict prompting sadness. there is a little of people that we know that have either kidnap died. mayor there >> it's on in attendance was former house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco mayor london breed and district attorney brooke jenkins all showing support for israel and denouncing the attacks personally politically officially diplomatically milita

amanda quintana, ktvu fox two news. amanda thank you.urity will be tighter today at petaluma high school where a threatening message was found written on a bathroom wall. police investigators say the names of at least two students were specifically named in the threat which was found friday. there will be more police on the high school campus today, but classes will still be held. we spoke with this morning with students and parents about how they are feeling about this incident. honestly, i was just shocked. i didn't really expect it to be here. and i don't know. i'm hoping nothing bad happens. but yeah, i'm basically just hoping nothing bad happens. i have a lot of faith in my school district and i have a lot of faith in the petaluma police department. so i think they've done a lot of work to keep it safe and i can only hope for the best. the police are asking anyone, especially students who have any information to contact them with the war between israel and hamas escalating, the us government is increasing its warnings to americans o

critics say it's an environmental hazard to expand kron four's amanda hari spoke with people on both sides of the issue. >> insufficient and a failure. that's what people who oppose the plan are calling but the port of oakland says they're just doing what's best for their current passengers as well as their future ones. it would be the first major upgrades for the oakland airport in 40 years. the port of oakland published in environmental report for proposed terminal modernization and development project. and some people aren't happy. alameda city manager jennifer ot says they held a community meeting to discuss it. express a lot of concern about the noise about the air quality. the community's biggest issue is a possibility for increased number of flights. city officials believe this could impact air quality greenhouse gas emissions. >> and noise in the area. the main thing that i got out of that was it was totally disclaim responsibility. >> 4. >> air pollution and noise pollution increasing and for climate emissions. lynn griffith. >> helped found the stop oaklyn expansion coaliti

live in pleasant hill, amanda quintana, ktvu fox two news. amanda thank you. security will be tighter today at freedom high school in oakley following a deadly house party shooting saturday night. investigators say a 16 year old boy was killed and three other teenagers were injured in the shooting. police patrols increased because of concerns the house party shooting could lead to more acts of violence on that campus. and 1000 students left the school grounds due to concerns over their safety. and that is the despite the fact that the 16 year old boy who died did not go to their school. a lot of students were just like leaving around, like just during class. i'm mad. how do you come pick up my kids today? because they were scared. was something going to happen? probably not. but do we know? no, we don't know. this is a problem. so far, there have been no arrests in that deadly shooting. many students at freedom high told us violence on campus has been a continuing problem. the school's principal plans to hold more community meetings to reassure students and pa

live in fremont , amanda quintana, ktvu fox two news. amanda, thank you. two people have been arrested in contra costa county for the murder of a two year old child. the sheriff's office responded to a report monday night of a two year old drowning in a bathtub in rodeo. the toddler was taken to a hospital where he later died. deputies say 21 year old deshawn haywood and 22 year old destiny debo were booked in the martinez detention facility in connection to the drowning police say they're each being held on $1 million bail in san jose. we now know the identities of two young children who drowned at a home in daycare. police say two who died were payton alexandria cobb of hollister and lillian hannon of san jose. both children were just one year old. a third child has injuries that are described as non-life threatening. police say the three were found in an uncovered backyard pool surrounded by a tall metal fence . and somehow along the way, there are ways that those doors opened up, whether or not that was a juveniles themselves, whether it was some other

amanda. >> i kept hearing from people that they're shocked and saddened to see this conflict continue to escalate and they're worried about what could happen next. >> children the shot down in the streets. >> it's devastating images coming out of israel after attack by the palestinian militant group hamas, representative anna eshoo says she was shocked by the scale. >> entire country entire country. i couldn't help think he's being there. it cancer. so widespread. very sickest. okay to with i respect iran. hamas wish representative eshoo says she thinks it's unfortunate that israeli intelligence didn't pick up on this sooner prevent the hundreds of lives lost. >> but now the u.s. needs to help them any way they can. congress needs stand strong. it's real francisco base, rabbi allies wing. it's already talking to his members of sim shalom, a global online synagogue about what's happening. he's a citizen of israel and lived there for 3 when loved ones of yours. when loved ones of anyone are targeted like this, it's really hard to know how to respond, especially when you're so far away.

probation department held a town hall tonight to discuss those disturbing crime stats kron four's amanda hari was at the meeting and explains some of the problems and solutions that were discussed. >> it's and i know that sounds cliche, but it is very, very >> upsetting. a business owner oakland announcing a difficult decision. bosses, magnolia street wine lounge and kitchen will be closing for good at the end of the month, people do want to come to oakland anymore. our clientele has gone down drastically almost by spoke at monday night's meeting to discuss the escalating crime and violence oakland. she told the crowd that she opened her restaurant oakland because of the town's potential to try to infuse the community with good food music and culture and wine and art and i just can't. the town will let me be great. councilmember dan kalb was one of the hosts of the town hall. he said over the last few years, crime in the city has become more violent to fix the problem. he says the council is working to improve the 9-1-1 system add security cameras around city. more walking police officer