i want to correct philippe for a second. in maine a democratic secretary of state and also colorado, that was a democratic supreme court that tried to take president's name off the ballot. let's be clear -- >> what about michigan, what about michigan? >> you didn't answer that. maine is a democratic secretary of state and the colorado supreme court. >> leo, what about michigan? >> martha: guys, we will pick up the conversation. these are through the courts and we will talk about it next time. ♪ ♪ >> neil: all right

a long enough time for put myself so far, no arrests have been announced in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> jury selection got started today for the suspects accused of killing a security guard and a bunch. kevin, the cheetah. the cheetah was guarding a kron. 4 reporter when he was shot and killed in oakland back in november of 2021. should mitchell and hershel hale were arrested last year facing several charges including first-degree murder. a 3rd suspect along gilbert is still on the run tonight, there's a $40,000 reward for his arrest. jury selection is not expected to finish until the end of february or early march. faced with an escalating scale retail theft across the state. the governor is now offering up a package of proposals that >> he wants the legislature to pass to stiffen penalties for those involved. first, an common reports. folks need to be held to account nothing good or right about this period. >> the governor is talking about the rise of organized retail theft groups of people and restore and clean it out. the governor says there are ways to stiffen

that's according to the oakland unified school district kron four's philippe djegal all tells us the school district has updated its protocols on the virus to align with the state's guidance. >> isolation testing and masking guidance as changed for the more than 34,000 students enrolled in oakland unified school district schools and doctor peter chin. hong supports the updated guidance. it's not about idea at this moment, even though we're seeing a lot of cases. and that's because it's really going to minimize disruptions to schools. the workplace falling in line with the state department of public health's lead the recommendation of a five-day isolation period following a positive covid-19 test has been removed. if you've got the vaccine, if you know how to access. >> treatments and you've got diagnosed early. that's really nothing to be afraid students who test positive for covid-19 and do not experience symptoms are allowed to continue to attend classes, though the public health department recommends those students avoid contact with those at higher risk of severe covid-19 for 10

kron four's philippe to call reports she passed away nearly 3 weeks after the accident. >> 77 year-oldy eisenberg's trip to the bayfair center in san leandro. january 3rd ends with heartbreak. great tragedy. unfortunately as she walked out of kohl's and stepped off the sidewalk and into the roadway, police teng says she stopped to let the boy popping a wheelie on his bike passed by 2 other boys. he was with on their bikes, followed behind as she started walking forward to. >> following cyclists continue on the path. well, they saw her it appear from surveillance that they were splitting up to avoid. her one goes wide right. one goes to the left, which would be towards her ear. >> well, at the same time what appeared to be an for her to avoid the cyclists, she also stepped this resulted in the closure with cyclists that was also swerving to her. rear lieutenant haines says the cyclist involved in the collision is 12 years old. >> and used his feet to try to stop the bike before colliding with eisenberg. he and the other 2 boys stayed on scene and cooperated with police. eisenberg was ta

philippe djegal reports for us tonight. the proposal would require jail time for serial shoplifters who typically steal items that are collectively worth less than the threshold for a felony. >> businesses are struggling to keep up with thieves repeatedly targeting their storefronts in oakland. daniels swofford says these criminals are organized and keep their thats under felony thresholds to keep them out of jail. if caught swofford is executive director of both the montclair village and laurel district associations, mom and pop. >> local business owners are being put out of business by these criminals. critics blame proposition 47 for the rapid rise in shoplifting, retail and petty thefts. a 2014 voter approved measure which decrease the felony threshold from $450 to $950. >> this democratic assembly member james ramos from bernardino introduced a b 17. 72, which was quickly co authored by republican and another democrat being able to give tools to law enforcement and prosecutors to hold people accountable. >> if their co

. >> he's on a shop was burglarized kron four's philippe djegal reports the thieves made away with 2 cars and thousands of dollars in tools. >> this francisco. lleva says he's just trying to make a living and like many other business owners in vallejo, he says burglars are making it tough for him to make ends meet. we like any person. we day by day. >> that's all all >> current look pretty you live or anything like that. labor has owned poncho, cisco tunes, car stereo and alarm on sonoma boulevard for more than 15 years and early last tuesday morning, his heart sank when he was alerted by a neighboring business that there was suspicious activity at his shop. a look at on one of the cameras that i got. >> and i see dug a white off. and he says several suspects broke through a back window to get inside. then took at least $15,000 worth of tools and stole 2 of his customers, cars leave as surveillance video captured from the gas station across the street shows what he believes is a dark sedan used to help commit the thefts and a lookout person nearby. labor says the mercedes suv that wa

kron four's philippe djegal reports on how the community has stepped up and raise money to help them out. >> the initial shock from seeing her home go up in flames slowly wearing offer lives, cats who has returned to her property a few times now since it caught fire in hayward friday night. as soon as everybody found out on saturday morning, they have just rushed to help. >> and it's been overwhelming and just so incredibly actually. liz and her husband, joe, eating dinner when the fire started in the guest room. the smoke alarm sounded and when joe checked it out and saw flames, liz says he used a hose to try to put it although he fire department was on the way when this tree behind me went up. >> i was in the backyard and i could see the flames come out. you know, above the house. and that's when it got really real for me, liz, joe and their dog got out safely. the home is now a burned out shell of itself. the couple worked hard to afford joe isn't operations lead for tesla. >> and liz is a 3rd grade teacher at elementary school in fremont for about 10 years. i was working 2 jobs.

that could trigger a predatory response and they may perceive you as prey in martinez, philippe djegal, all kron 4 nays. >> they're out there as we take a live look out there. san francisco. some clouds moving in on this monday night is we're enjoying the warm weather but bracing for a big change. we are indeed, lawrence karnow has the timing on all of that. he's also got a beautiful. >> shot a tahoe. is that right? beautiful up there right now. it's going to be a whole different story here. >> in the coming days. so if you're planning on traveling the high country really got to be careful. but look at that site out there right now. just a beautiful sunset not only in the bay area with the high country looking good. look how sri in the lake looks very calm out there right now. that is also going to change is going to be a very windy, wet event. lots of snow forecast for the high country as well. right now. quiet up there so far. i think as we head through the day tomorrow, not a bad day, but we head through the following night, these get a little rough up there. so winter storm warning

philippe djegal reports the thieves made away with 2 cars and thousands of dollars worth of tools. >> this francisco. lleva says he's just trying to make a living and like many other business owners in vallejo, he says burglars are making it tough for him to make ends meet. we like any person. we day by day. >> that's all >> current look pretty you live or anything like that. labor has owned poncho, cisco tunes, car stereo and alarm on sonoma boulevard for more than 15 years and early last tuesday morning, his heart sank when he was alerted by a neighboring business that there was suspicious activity at his shop. a look at on one of the camera that i got. >> and i see dug a wide open. he says several suspects broke through a back window to get inside. then took at least $15,000 worth of tools and stole 2 of his customers, cars leave. those says surveillance video captured from the gas station across the street shows what he believes is a dark sedan used to help commit the thefts and the lookout person nearby. labor says the mercedes suv that was taken was found disabled a few days lat

spotted a big cat just roaming around near his home on a surveillance camera and as kron four's, philippe djegal tells us this isn't the first time that a mountain lion has been seen in that area. >> you know, i love the best part about here the quietest, you know, being out here in nature and in some cases getting up close and personal with wildlife. this is kind of the back part of the property we've got, you know, a couple acres here. >> down that way, if you go up that way in the end john myhre land trust up, that coming from that direction in the wooded alhambra valley in martinez, a mountain lion was spotted on ryan mooney surveillance camera early friday morning. it's intimidating for sure. you see a big cat. you know you gotta go all. that's a that's a that's a sizable creature back there. that's pretty close to the house, you know, and luckily, it's always kind of 03:04am, in the morning. and seems to be this is the second time a cougar has been filmed passing through his property. the california department of fish and wildlife confirms this was an adult male seen in the area bac

philippe djegal reports a quick police response prevented a school lockdown. it all ended with the suspect arrested. >> a passerby noticed a suspicious man at around noon thursday near the creek behind granada high school in livermore hopped the fence to enter the campus. pastor by contacted the livermore police department. >> who then in turn contacted our sro >> he went out to investigate principal clerk on over says a school resource officer is regularly on campus. and in this case was able to quickly find the man and bring him into custody. i was very concerned with on a positive note, though, from moment we've got notified when you get a pretended it was probably about maybe 7 minutes. unfortunately, during the time of the suspect was on campus, police say he exposed himself to a girl. he has been identified as 39 year-old george michael tomlin. and it turns out police say he is a registered offender. >> concerning for senior carol lawson who hopes she never has to confront an incident like one of peers experience. i can't really know. but i would hope th

philippe lazzarini said anyone involved will be held accountable. combination of the important facts. he went on to demand the release of hostages. do you believe those statements? i don't believe the statements. you think he's lying? no, i think he's disingenuous. i didn't take the moment of having his funding cut off. for him to say they will investigate allegations for years and years and has unrwa and its operations. unrwa has never shown any support for the attacks of october the 7th. not publicly yet. tuesday of this week, there will be a hearing in congress, where the un watch is being called as a witness to testify under oath that 3,000 named employees of unrwa all names, all with their employee id numbers, all laid out, have been sharing the efforts of hamas, cheering and publicly supporting the october the 7th massacre. unrwa denies all of these accusations, and written letters and to the state department saying they have safeguards to protect against some of the things that you just laid out. it's really important to be clear about that.

kron four's philippe djegal reports that community has stepped up and raised more than $23,000 to help them out. >> liz katz's home in hayward now a burned out shell of itself home. she and her husband joe worked hard to purchase 2 years ago. only to see it gutted by fire friday night for about 10 years. i was working 2 jobs. i would finish teaching and head off to work in the office of a tow truck company. >> and i would do that on nights weekends, holidays whenever i had some hours available is a 3rd grade teacher at warwick elementary school in fremont. >> joe is an operations lead for tesla. the couple was eating dinner when the smoke alarm sounded in the guest bedroom in the front of the home and flames scaled the walls. thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. community is also rallying behind. the cat one of liz's colleagues started an

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. election news after last night's primary in new hampshire, former president donald trump could be on track to make this the shortest competitive primary season. >> in recent presidential history, but there are a lot of unanswered questions, including what's next for nixing nikki haley kron four's. catherine heenan live in the newsroom with the details of her conversation with our panel of top political analysts catherine. yeah, he's always interesting. can what the general consensus is a former south carolina governor nikki haley can't hang in there much longer after the disappointing showings in iowa and new hampshire. >> meantime, she insists she is not going anywhere. the next primary is her home state, south carolina. but she is as much as 30% behind in the polls. there. a political analyst david mccuan agrees. there's really not a path forward for haley. the kind of talk we're familiar with at this point. but one of the reasons we like talking to mcewen is also thinking about thi

kron four's philippe djegal reports the siblings are recovering tonight from their injuries. >> i headed back home to east bay after attending a party in san mateo county, a family of 4 were driving along with down interstate 80 saturday night. >> victim to gun violence. this is pretty much a senseless act of violence that nobody thinks they're going to be a part of have happened in their lifetime. the california highway patrol responded to the shooting. it happened near his spirit and boulevard in san lorenzo. >> family friend christine ali says one bullet struck the car and hit the 13 year-old brother and 12 year-old sister sitting in the back seats. both parents riding up front rather was hit in the thigh by the bullet traveled through this site and then into his sister's across her center cavity. lee says the father made a tourniquet and wrapped it around his son's thigh. then put weight on his daughter's afternoon to come >> the young girl remains hospitalized in stable condition. friends launched go fund me campaign online. >> to help raise money for the family. both parents are lo

. >> our first philippe djegal reports. >> in my boss line.as a human. >> back in i'm and they don't want to >> it hurts. to watch. to be a human law. should have a covert recites a line from her character martin in the upcoming play. fish don't drama. that tells the story of an actress in mariupol, ukraine. >> whose life is broken when all of her friends and loved ones are killed and her theater destroyed during the russian invasion. a fictional script that draws from real accounts of the war. for me. >> personally. the role of marker. isn't it time to make these the golden unions ukraine and speeds? sad the ukrainians genova cobo lives in the bay area now but is a native of ukraine. >> since september, she has been rehearsing her role under the direction. >> fellow ukrainian dilemma billion act. >> who believes in the play's message wasn't over. >> the tragedy is not we have to really which we have to help. we have to be. >> to give the play features 3 actors and the crew of more than a dozen. >> all ukrainian volunteers who have donated the

terrifying kron four's philippe djegal spoke with police who >> want to remind the public to always try to be on guard. >> a quick trip to the bank for some cash and then head home that seemingly innocent task for woman in hercules ended with an attack and robbery. late tuesday afternoon. these type of things make you think about israeli somewhere that i want to live 30 leads police reserve detective connie van patten. he says the victim withdrew her cash from inside a wells fargo branch in town. and she did have the money in a bank back. and we discourage people from showing those detective and putin says it appears the bag cut the suspects eyes and they followed her to her home and pepper wood street. neighbor's surveillance cameras captured 2 and masked suspects park in front and then approached the victim. police say they pushed her and stole a bag of cash from her hands. police say if you think you're being followed the last thing you want to do is drive directly to your home, get to a place of safety somewhere where there's people, a gas station is a really good idea because it go

traditionally see a dip in volunteers and monetary donations after the holidays and as kron four's philippe djegal reports from the east bay that nonprofit organizations there are already feeling the pinch. >> quick and efficient volunteers sort through and packaged for distribution at the food bank of contra costa and solano in concord, grape. many of those donating their time have been doing so for years and over time, more and more insecure families are relying on them for their meals. volunteer gary warren understand it when he plays and serving the community and hopes others are willing to lend a please come. >> and this is why because we are serving 465,000 people a month with food. so we're trying to make sure that we get as many people as we can. food bank spokesperson christine did says the nonprofits, all the usual uptick in volunteers in december, but he's already seeing a decline a week into the new year still very high. >> donations are down congress still an issue. hunger is an all year-round issue. second harvest silicon valley. the alameda county community, food bank and the

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the head of unrwa, philippe lazzarini, expressed shock at the suspension of funding, saying the decisionwithold those funds threatens the lives of people inside gaza who depend on unrwa. let's take a closer look now at unrwa's role. the agency says it spends most of its funding, about 5a%, on education, including building and running schools in gaza, followed by health, 17%, and support services, i6%. it also provides emergency relief assistance, and since the recent conflict began, shelters displaced palestinians, living in a war zone. unrwa is funded almost entirely by voluntary contributions. pledges to the agency totalled more than $1 billion in 2022. the us, germany, eu and sweden were the agency's largest individual donors that year, contributing 61% of its overall funding. for more on the situation, i spoke to bonnie glick, a former deputy administrator of the united states agency for international development under the donald trump administration. they have terminated contracts before the investigation was even completed. is that enough action in your view? that is not enough act

department of education spokesperson says the agency does not comment on pending investigations. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in walnut creek contractors and volunteers are hard at work, making a new townhouses move in, ready the habitat for humanity homes fall under affordable housing. the community will be called esperanza place. it's centrally located near many transit options and each unit is built for those who have a low to moderate income. they will be paying a low cost mortgage. that does not exceed 35% of their income. a lot of these families are facing the threat of displacement if their rent payments keep climbing. and so the thought of being able to actually build some real stability in the community that they really love. this is really exciting. >> the homes of very between one and 4 bedrooms and sold to people depending on their family size. >> habitat for humanity is already accepting applications for the second phase of esperanza place. turning now to the growing fentanyl crisis. 200 americans die each day from a fentanyl overdose. really crazy number and it's a c

kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> smash-and-grabs are driving businesses out of communities. crimes often committed by the same people. we'd been hit multiple times and it's very damaging to the business. sean parking is the owner and ceo of citi health. he has 2 locations in oakland. he says his office in jack london square has been burglarized 5 times in the past year. i've actually had one employee who quit because he didn't feel safe coming to work. critics blame proposition 47 for the rapid rise in shoplifting, retail and petty thefts. >> the 2014 voter approved measure which increased the felony threshold from $450 to $950 ship. >> knows that this is an issue that some affecting all californians in the state of california this month, democratic assembly member james ramos from san bernardino introduced a b 17. 72, which was quickly co authored by republican and another democrat. >> it is backed by business leaders and law enforcement agencies. >> it's an amendment to prop 47 that deals specifically with retail that this now allow you to kill the tip of an individual spo

philipp: it is hard.owards a much more fragmented geopolitical system and, therefore, a much more fragmented economy that is fragmented. that means a loss of efficiency. that means higher costs. and probably means unbalance a lower potential growth rate for the global economy. the focus has to be on maintaining the conflict and where possible to try to solve them or stabilize them. in the sense -- in a sense, the good news is a lot of these things are man-made. demographics, there is not much we can do about it. that lowers potential growth. fragmentation in a sense we can address. we could find a way to stabilize the situation in the middle east, find a way to ultimately move towards some sort of cease fire discussion in ukraine, only could stabilize relations between the u.s. and china. so a lot of this in us than has been man-made. it weighs on markets and on the global economy and hopefully we can contribute toward lessening these tensions and moving back towards something less fragmented than what we

israel has called for the head of the organisation, philippe lazzarini, to resign. several countries have suspended funding for unrwa. mr lazzarini says that is shocking and something which threatens the ongoing humanitarian work in gaza. we'll look at how these developments could affect the people of gaza in the short and long term, but we begin our coverage with this report from our correspondent injerusalem, mark lowen. crushed from the air. lives, homes, families, and now the very mission set up to help gaza's desperate is taking a hit, too — the un agency for palestinian refugees, or unrwa, firing several employees for alleged involvement in hamas�* assault on israel. a body set up to protect accused of attack. britain and a handful of other countries have now paused theirfunding. the foreign office said it was appalled by claims of complicity in what it called a heinous act of terrorism. hamas stormed israel on october 7th, killing more than 1,200 people and abducting at least 240. israeli intelligence has reportedly passed on material said to show the partici

philippe, thank you. we'll talk to get to.and for now, california attorney general rob bonta is calling out social media company says he is saying have not done enough to protect children online. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> we're demanding that our children be kept safe. california attorney general rob bonta getting straight to the point arguing tech and social media companies must do more to protect young people online. we need to do better. you need to do things differently. speaking alongside bay area lawmaker senator nancy skinner into something member buffy wicks bought to endorse their new proposals, just introduced in the state legislature. skinner's bill known as the protecting youth from social media addiction act will require social media companies to receive parental consent over the content. children see online, including their digital feats. the legislation will also prevent social media companies from pushing out notifications to children between midnight and 06:00am and it will remove th

kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> steve garvey made his name as a longtime first baseman for the los angeles dodgers and san diego padres. and admittedly is not a career politician. so as he continues his run as a republican candidate for the u.s. senate, he is traveling up and down the state meeting with communities about the issues. most important to them, whether it's for the border. >> what is the homeless that we've been visiting, whether it's the year of the economy. and obviously a faith is very important. and and today i think quite in the lightning only for myself, but for everybody. on thursday, garvey stopped by the chabad of the tri valley in pleasanton for a 45 minute round table discussion about the war between israel and hamas. >> he met with members of the jewish community who raised concerns about rise in anti-semitism and ways to bring an end to the conflict. he says he intends to meet with members of the muslim community as well. this as he declared his support for israel as a sovereign state, god gave us free will and choice. >> and as i respect their free wil

philippe lazzarini added...test news comes as pressure grows on the israeli government to change its conduct in its war with hamas. it has intensified its bombing of gaza, despite the international court ofjustice ruling on friday that israel must do everything possible to prevent genocide there. that israel must do everything here's our middle east correspondent mark lowen. israel is seizing on another development as proof of what it says is the un's bias against it, which is that 12 members of staff of the un mission operating in gaza have been dismissed for... as they were found to be, to have been complicit in the hamas attacks on israel on the 7th of october. now, israel says that is proof that the un mission in gaza is not impartial — that it is pro—hamas. what the united nations and pro—un voices are saying is, "look, the entire workforce of that un agency is 30,000 people, "so 12 bad apples should not tarnish the entire "reputation of the un agency." but, you know, israel is saying this is proof that, "w

philippe lazzarini said anyone involved will be examined, —— accountable.ostages. you believe those statements? i the release of hostages. you believe those statements?— those statements? i don't believe the statements. _ those statements? i don't believe the statements. when _ those statements? i don't believe the statements. when i _ those statements? i don't believe the statements. when i do - those statements? i don't believe the statements. when i do think. those statements? i don't believe i the statements. when i do think he's lying? no, ithink the statements. when i do think he's lying? no, i think he's doing well my disingenuous. i didn't take the moment of having his funding cut off —— | moment of having his funding cut off —— i think he's taken —— i think he did it, i presented. for him to say they will investigate allegations for years and years and has unrwa and its operations. fine for years and years and has unrwa and its operations.— and its operations. one has never shown any — and its operations. one has never shown any sunport _ and its op

says it's possible electrical item plugged into the wall may have started the fire. >> in hayward, philippe djegal all kron, 4 news. >> resolution is adopted as amended. >>gcheers as the san francisco board of supervisors approved a resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza. that resolution was introduced by supervisor dean preston and it calls for humanitarian aid. the release of all hostages and the condemnation of, quote, anti semitic and the palestinian islam, a phobic and all's enough of the rhetoric and attacks. >> and in response to the passage, tyler gregory from the jewish community relations council says that his organization is appreciative of the modified resolution, which included the denunciation of hamas. he adds that those changes make a difference. but still there's a lot of pain from this whole process for the jewish community. >> well, governor gavin newsom d to present his preliminary state budget for the upcoming fiscal year today. fact is expected to focus on balancing with think it might be a multibillion dollar deficit. now, while some lawmakers are calling on him

in a statement, philippe lazzarini, the body's commissioner—general, said, israeli authorities providedr. i have taken the decision to immediately terminate the contracts of these staff members and launch an investigation in order to establish the truth without delay. anyone who betrays the fundamental values of the united nations also betrays those whom we serve in gaza, across the region and elsewhere around the world. the us has now suspended its funding for the organisation, while the investigation is carried out. our correspondent tom bateman has more. unrwa says the information was passed to them by the israelis in that this was an allegation that several of their staff had been involved in the october the 7th attacks. crucially, we don't know exactly the details of the allegations. they have not been revealed. what philippe lazzarini, the head of unrwa, has said is that they are being investigated and that there will be, he says, accountability against for anyone found to be involved in terrorism, including, he has said, criminal prosecution. but in a sign ofjust how serious this

the head of unrwa, philippe lazzarini, expressed shock at the suspension of funding, saying the decisionhe lives of people inside gaza who depend on unrwa.

and kron four's philippe djegal tells us. >> it's not the first time a mountain lion has been seen in that area. >> you know, i love the best part about here the quietest, you know, being out here in nature and in some cases getting up close and personal with wildlife. this is kind of the back part of the property we've got, you know, a couple acres here. >> down that way, if you go up that way in the end john myhre land trust up that way and coming from that direction in the wooded alhambra valley in martinez, a mountain lion was spotted on ryan mooney surveillance camera early friday morning. it's intimidating for sure. you see a big cat. you know you gotta go all. that's a that's a that's a sizable creature back there. that's pretty close to the house, you know, and >> luckily, it's always kind of 03:04am, in the morning. and seems to be this is the second time a cougar has been filmed passing through his property. the california department of fish and wildlife confirms this was an adult male seen in the area back in february 2022. fish and wildlife says friday's big cat is also an

opinion of him and he is in second place among the favorites after former prime minister edouard philippeice justified? this is a tragedy. tragedy? that’s right, he, of course, is young and loyal to the authorities, but he is not ready to carry out the tasks that will be required of him. he hasn't. remained in the country during his meteoric political rise. more than two years ago, another macron supporter, transport minister clément beaune, admitted in an interview that he is gay. however, gabriel ottal did not openly talk about his personal life. instead , the young minister watched belodnya talk about his homosexuality, says his lawyer, juan branca. branco, who is a gay activist, wrote in his book that the thirty-four-year-old politician has been in a relationship with the deputy for several years. european parliament member stéphane séjournet. commenting on what happened, attal said that this does not interfere with his sleep. social networks, a treasure trove for anonymous attacks. i am often insulted there, especially because of my homosexuality, - atal states. at the same time, he

you can see the photos of their kron four's philippe djegal talk with that teacher and shows us what's left their home. >> liz katz's home in hayward now a burned out shell of itself a home. she and her husband joe worked hard to purchase 2 years ago. only to see it gutted by fire friday night for about 10 years. i was working 2 jobs. i would finish teaching and head off to work in the office of a tow truck company. >> and i would do that on nights weekends, holidays whenever i had some hours available is a 3rd grade teacher at warwick elementary school in fremont. >> joe is an operations lead for tesla. the couple was eating dinner when the smoke alarm sounded in the guest bedroom in the front of the home and flames scaled the walls. thank goodness for hayward fire department. they got here so fast. it and just handled it and >> yeah, we've been, you know, out of here ever since the couple and their dog have found temporary housing while they begin the recovery process. all fortunately making it out of the home without injuries. the community is also rallying behind. the cat one of li

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in response, the superintendent of san francisco unified says, quote, it's imperative our schools are safe spaces where each and every one of your students feel like they belong, feel heard and receive the support they need to process and heal. he also went on to say he wants to recognize the fear and concern students and families feel at this moment and quote, we have not yet heard back usc about this matter. >> crews are building a new community of affordable homes in walnut creek. the community will be called esperanza place located near many transit options, including bart habitat for humanity, which is behind the project, says each unit is built for people have a low to moderate income. >> a lot of these families are facing the threat of displacement if their rent payments keep climbing. and so the thought of being able to actually build some real stability in the community that they really love. this is really exciting. >> the home's vary from one to 4 bedrooms habitat for humanity is accepting applications. >> a season the east bay is closing it

philippe, an answer. i was thinking about jamie dimon interviewed we shared a few moments ago.my goes south, those voters will be more sore. >> well, as much as i spebt jamie dimon as being a voice on wall street of what's coming, i hope he is wrong. to go back to your question it is important to note that joe biden at the moment according to the latest polls is enjoying 71% of the black vote. yes, that is a slip from the more dominating numbers that hillary clinton enjoyed in 2016 and that joe biden did in 2020. i don't think it is bottom falling out. i don't know the difference between worry and concern. in a year where it is likely to be tight as a tick where the last two election cycles have been decided by 40,000 voters, smaller than the smallest nfl stadium in the country, you really can't afford any kind of slippage. the up side is the biden campaign knows full well it whats a lot of work to do. namely with youth and people under 30 and including minorities and just in general breaking through. it is getting very tough. there are a lot of x factors including the top of t

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"i want to express my gratitude and loyalty to the president, i want to thank edouard philippe for hisal was appointed prime minister, replacing elisabeth borne, the first woman to hold this post, by appointing atal as prime minister, president macron is making history "it's true that atal just became the youngest person to hold this post, but that's not the point at all, he also became the first openly gay person to hold this post, however information." atal shared about his personal life not of his own free will. in 2018 a brutal expose was published by his former classmate juan branco. in his book , branco claims that since gabriel otal entered into a relationship with macron's adviser, he began to achieve political heights through bed. the political advisor in question here is stéphane sejournet. the two lovers met at a business meeting in bersa in 2015. their romance lasted 8 years. his rise was rapid, he became a deputy at 28, secretary of state at 29, then press secretary government, and then the minister of education and the prime minister. president pacron appointed former par

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> well, in response, the superintendents of san francisco unified, quote, is imperative that our schools are safe spaces where each and every one our students feel like they belong, feel heard and get the support that they need to process and heal a kron. 4 has reached out to the school district and we have not yet heard back specifically. and temperatures go. mayor london breed declined to sign a resolution calling for a cease-fire in gaza. the city's board of supervisors passed at their meeting last tuesday. in a letter addressed to the board president aaron peskin the excuse me in a letter addressed to the president of the board, aaron peskin, the mayor wrote that since the board passed the resolution, the city has been more divided and less safe. she argued the measure was never about bringing people together, but about choosing sides. she also pointed out that supervisors and mayors are neither elected nor qualified to undertake complex foreign policy issues. the mayor is day called for creating opportunities for conversation, advocating for pe

philippe djegal reports on the police response and arrest passerby noticed a suspicious man at around noon thursday near the creek behind granada high school in livermore hopped the fence to enter the campus pastor by contacted the livermore police department. >> who then in turn contacted our sro >> he went out to investigate principal clerk on over says a school resource officer is regularly on campus. and in this case was able to quickly find the man and bring him into custody. i was very concerned. >> put on a positive note, though, from then moment we've got notified get a pretended. it was probably about maybe 7 minutes, unfortunately, during the time of the suspect was on campus. police say he exposed himself to a girl. >> he has been identified as 39 year-old george michael tomlin. and it turns out police say he is a registered offender concerning for senior carol lawson who hopes she never has to confront an incident like one of her peers experience. i can't really know. but i would hope that i. >> just like walked away and backed off. but i i don't know what levels they woul

with the law in time for put myself so far, no arrests have been announced in oakland, philippe djegalon. 4 news. >> and faced with the ever-present problem of retail. seth governor gavin newsom, things he has an idea. he's offering a package of proposals to act on it. among them, the are 2 plans that would crack down on retail theft and one proposal that would increase penalties for people who steal with the intent to sell and the other aims to increase penalties for auto burglars who also steal things with an attempt to resell them. san francisco's district attorney says that passing these proposals will help hold criminals accountable. black markets for stolen goods have exploded both. >> here in san francisco on our streets as well as online. and so this is going to assist us with addressing sort of the initial part of that behavior, which people stealing for the purpose of that resale. >> it's not known yet when state lawmakers are going to take action on the governor's proposals. >> in the north bay, we're learning the name. now the mother who police say was stabbed to death by h

traditionally see a dip in volunteers and monetary donations after the holidays and as kron four's philippe djegal reports from the east bay as these nonprofits. >> well, they're already feeling the pinch. >> quick and efficient volunteers sort through and packaged food for distribution at the food bank of contra costa and solano in concord. grateful many of those donating their time have been doing so for years and over time, more and more food, insecure. families are relying on them for their meals. volunteer gary warren understands the vital role he plays and serving the community and hopes others are willing to lend a please come. >> and this is why because we are serving 465,000 people a month with food. so we're trying to make sure that we get as many people as we can. food bank spokesperson christine did says the nonprofits, all the usual uptick in volunteers in december, but he's already seeing a decline a week into the new year still very high. >> donations are down congress still an issue. hunger is an all year-round issue. second harvest silicon valley. the alameda county communi

philippe djegal all kron.if you can't make it out to the game in person, the team hosting watch parties worldwide from mexico to the uk here in the bay area. fans can check out a rally and through watch parties. look at this. the rally happens today at the plex on embedded way in san jose from one to 4 in the afternoon, the fans get access to forty-niners memorabilia and prize drawings. information on your screen right there on game day. there will be 3 watch parties in the bay area. start at 2.30 and run until 08:00pm. >> it is a watch party happens at san pedro social. just go to watch. party happens at mo. most men, oracle park or rather near oracle park. and in oakland, the watch happens. a play on broadway. >> for today, we have quite a bit of cloud cover also into the game day, although a little bit on the warmer side, we do have a system we're watching for the middle of next week, too, put that all together for you coming up in a bit kron. 4 morning news continues. >> all right. welcome back. taking a l

with the law in time for put myself so far, no arrests have been announced in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> a berkeley resident is urging people to keep a close eye on their mail because of thefts. catherine chang took this image on saturday morning showing 2 men she says opening and taking mail from a mailbox kiosk she lives in a condo near addison street and jefferson way. she's accusing the man of stealing the master key to all the boxes there. >> right now, it's tax season. so it's very critical. time for tax documents come in the mail. i try to change my address what my employer, but because it's past the december 31st deadline and that they have they can change is. so as we very vigilant about the male coming every day. i have to try to take it out almost immediately. >> after taking this neighbor called 9-1-1. but police told them it was outside their teachers diction. all right. let's talk about our forecast now taking a live look outside at the embarcadero in san francisco. beautiful, clear blue skies out there. this part of the bay area. let's check in now wi

with the law in time for put myself so far, no arrests have been announced in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news face with ever-present problem. a retail theft. governor newsom is now offering a package of proposals >> that he thinks will help among the proposals are too. that would crack down on retail theft and one that would increase penalties for people who steal with the intent to sell the other aims to increase penalties for auto burglaries, who same thing. same plan. they're stealing from a car and then going to sell that stuff. san francisco's da says passing these proposals. we'll hold criminals accountable. black markets for stolen goods have exploded both. >> here in san francisco on our streets as well as online. and so this is going to assist us with addressing sort of the initial part of that behavior, which people stealing for the purpose of that resale. >> it's not yet known when state lawmakers are going to act on the governor's proposals. but we'll keep you posted when we find out. >> in the north bay, we're learning the name of the mother who police say was s

a long enough time for put myself so far, no arrests have been announced in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news and face with the ever-present problem of theft. governor newsom is now offering a package of proposals. >> that he thinks will make a difference among the proposals are proposals that would crack down on retail theft. one would increase the penalties for those who steal with the intent to sell the other increase, the penalties for auto burglars. hussein thing are intending to steal and then sell those items. san francisco da, brooke jenkins says passing these proposals will help hold criminals accountable. >> black markets for stolen goods have exploded both. here in san francisco on our streets as well as online. and so this is going to assist us with addressing sort of the initial part of that behavior, which is people stealing for the purpose of that resale. it's not known yet when state lawmakers will act on the governor's proposals. >> a new ordinance makes it illegal to even watch a sideshow in hayward. this new law is in effect. and if you're washing and arres

philippe grand, the united nations high commissioner for refugees elaborates here on why they reject the britain. under refugee plan, this creates a huge precedent if it happens, it hasn't happened, but if it did happen, it would create huge precedent, it would mean that a country with resources as the united kingdom, with uh systems and institutions that are able to manage the the the the process of granting asylum, that this country renounces some of these responsibilities and exports them to another country and by the way, a country with less resources and less capacity to do so. now back to you, mr. rajan, considering the fact that rwanda has signed an agreement with britain on accepting asylum seekers, do you think this country might be most vulnerable to the dirty israeli plan? i think so, i think there is no doubt that rwanda is playing an extremely dirty game, it is really shocking that having undergone a genocide itself, it's now participating in displacing african populations and creating heavens of of welcoming or accepting refugees all in the name of creating fears of inf