colfax delaying that news? why is dr. colfax delaying the news and including a patients false death - why is dr. colfax delaying the certification death during the jc c monthly meeting (microphone distorted) about the history of complaints for the chain length were impossible to read and requested the chart be revised and not the underlying data for 24? la claiming had no responsive record you can't produce an unreadable chart and not the underlying data have to request the data again and delayed 25 days after and when the commissioner comes to the recertification for resuming the patients begin with - and enough to (microphone distorted) a commissioner are you are okay with all this display from dr. colfax if you agree that is the act san diegan the commission is a terrible body. >> that's one comment we have one more. >> caller you're unmuted. >> this is dr. palmer can you hear me? >> please begin. >> okay. i atm nervous about that process and grateful that cd ph has approved the serious certifications in february one i

in california, parts of the sierra foothills seeing snow at the lower elevations today, cars in colfax were covered in it earlier this morning, elevation about 2400 feet. >> i think it is beautiful, it is late for snow, but we love it. up the hill we get a little bit more, it's nice. >> and a few minutes ago, we got this video of hail in walnut creek, you can see it and hear it pelting onto the patio. darren peck is here, and this is just the start of what is going to be a wild weather day. >> for the rest of this evening, you can almost think of now through 8:00 really as the final chapter of this storm. still going to have a few isolated thunderstorms. let me show you the view of what we had today. the snow in colfax, the hail at home and we saw one of the thunderstorms from our camera on mount diablo, just a beautiful time-lapse we can watch as the showers increase, you can see the rain right there. and eventually when it clouds up, you can see some rain there and we have some light snow on mount diablo earlier and the camera was high enough that it was likely capturing some very sh

colfax and commissioners for the question. there is quite a little bit of vending that remains and otherwise and has grown after the pandemic and remains a challenge i you know our environmental branch is tasked with making sure the safety of the food that people eat and unpermitted food vending on the street is an ongoing risk so quite a number of situations and quite a number of incidents a large number of people who are selling food without permits including dr. colfax mentioned with the special events but in the neighborhoods of san francisco. >> as a follow-up a wonderful feature in the chronology of the night market in chinatown and talked about the thirty or show booths were those all permitted in terms of having varies foods appropriately um, i guess supervised? >> yes. yes commissioner that situation in which again, our environmental health branch is involved to make sure the food safety that was a fully permitted venue that is that is a way in which we hope to encourage that type of food vending but not in a way that

colfax is around 2400ft. pollock pines no problem there, 3900ft. get down to colfax and you're talking two inches of snow. that's for april. and that'll get your attention back to december. like with this pattern here. turning cloudy, colder rain develops off and on. rain, thunderstorms possible along with low snow levels. highs today will be quite cool. 50s that's it. i think 52 to 55 should 56 should probably cover it here and i would expect wide variety today, tomorrow. gradual improvement saturday. still a weak system. maybe brushing a sunday then it looks nice and mild as we go into early next week. >> all right steve thank you. it's time is now for 452. it looks like the a's could be leaving oakland as soon as this year. new reports the a's will be heading to sacramento. and what that means for their time at the coliseum in oakland. and your daily dose of coffee may be threatened by climate change. what researchers are saying using new technology to keep an eye on fine lines? make an appointment with this. hyaluronic plumping water cream by l

health director doctor grant colfax says the majority of overdoses continue to be a result of fentanyl. >> fentanyl is much more deadly and insidious than any other street drug that we have faced before. we are in an unprecedented place that has challenged us to constantly evolve, pivot and refine our approach to the overdose crisis. >> doctor colfax says he would like to see federal regulations eased in order to expand the availability of methadone, which can be used to help treat substance abuse. >> california cracking down on the sale of illegal marijuana today, governor newsom announced the state's unified cannabis enforcement task force seized nearly 32,000 pounds of illegal marijuana between january 1st and march 31st. the drugs, worth approximately $53 million. they were seized in seven different counties, including alameda. >> new at ten tonight, a number of local lawmakers say they want more safety data on driverless cars. bay area members of congress, led by anna eshoo and kevin mullin, are asking the national highway traffic safety administration to improve reporting require

of course, in april of 1873, the colfax massacre. and there's been some very good books on the column, the facts massacre, and it is the single most violent episode, all of reconstruction in terms of the number black fatalities, we don't know the exact number, but it's 150 is probably a conservative estimate. i don't think it's i don't think it's any coincidence that the federal military red river campaign in the spring of 1864, led by nathaniel banks, is a disaster. it is a catastrophe in northwest louisiana. it can claim to be un vanquished during the civil war and i don't think it's any coincidence that this area that claims to be un vanquished winds up being one of the most violent places in the entire south during reconstruction. and that's saying a lot right the violence and reconstruct action so the evidence, the events that bryan is talking about are part of this larger this larger scenario, violence that's prevailing in louisiana, and particularly in in in northwestern louisiana. and this takes me back because a previous lif

nos referimos a camp solution, el cual está ubicado sobre la calle colfax.e grounds sacramento, inc. que el contrato de arrendamiento expira el próximo uno de junio y que todos los ocupantes deben abandonar el lugar antes del 16 de mayo. el vocero de la ciudad comentó que las partes involucradas se reunieron para discutir un nuevo lugar donde puedan albergar a estas personas. también tenemos nueva información desde el área de la bahía, donde en san francisco, la policía investiga un tiroteo reportado esta madrugada. es un hecho que sucedió entre las calles 6 y jessy a la salida de la calle market. los oficiales reportaron que una persona fue baleada y hospitalizada, por lo que piden a los residentes que si alguien tiene información contacte de inmediato a la policía. también le contamos que en el norte de la bahía padres de familia de la preparatoria american canyon, en la ciudad de napa, están conmocionados por el escándalo de abuso sexual que involucra a un maestro y un entrenador de esa escuela. según las autoridades, brad rowell es acusado por supuestame

and the department of public healing doctor grant colfax i see a lot of council generals here today. thank you so much because it is not just about san francisco it is about the entire world and how we combat the climate. we appreciate your partnership and taking our climate actions plan to your countries and and bringing us the information on the things you are doing to impact the climate. we have many of our commissioners from the d. environment. some of our i don'tee elected leaders yet. they will come rolling in sooner or later. i want to thank the san francisco bicycle coalition for being here. the san francisco council of district merchants. hotel council, avenue green light. the san francisco chamber of commerce. thank you, friends of the urban forest and the association of the ramaytush ohlone. thank you all so much for being partners on the efforts to really impact the environment in a positive way. i want to also recognize, i think aaron from clean tech is here. somewhere. he is where. upon hey, aaron! now believe it or not. aaron created new technology to repurpose water t

and the department of public healing doctor grant colfax i see a lot of council generals here today. thank you so much because it is not just about san francisco it is about the entire world and how we combat the climate. we appreciate your partnership and taking our climate actions plan to your countries and and bringing us the information on the things you are doing to impact the climate. we have many of our commissioners from the d. environment. some of our i don'tee elected leaders yet. they will come rolling in sooner or later. i want to thank the san francisco bicycle coalition for being here. the san francisco council of district merchants. hotel council, avenue green light. the san francisco chamber of commerce. thank you, friends of the urban forest and the association of the ramaytush ohlone. thank you all so much for being partners on the efforts to really impact the environment in a positive way. i want to also recognize, i think aaron from clean tech is here. somewhere. he is where. upon hey, aaron! now believe it or not. aaron created new technology to repurpose water t

colfax at 24. winter weather advisories out for the mountains. 40s on the temps.y'll probably not even get into the low 50s here for some. if you're in the hills today, really dynamic cold core upper low arrives. i mean just one for the books. it really is off and on. rain, wind, thunderstorms, low snow levels, temperatures. quite cool here with 50s. more of the same tomorrow and then starting to get gradual improvement saturday. weak system might brush us sunday, then back to spring early next week. >> okay steve, thank you. time 741 a longtime clothing store in san francisco's union square will be replaced by a luxury goods store. we have details on the high end chain heading to downtown san francisco now let's check in with andre senior for a look at what's coming up in the 8:00 hour of mornings on two. >> well good morning. tax day is coming up and it seems to be hitting a nerve. while americans are calling for uncle sam's help. as new numbers show, taxes hit new highs later on the nine. this ain't taxes. >> ain't no holding. >> hey, lay your cards down now. b

department says the majority of overdoses continue to be a result of fentanyl health director doctor grant colfax is now calling for loosened, loosened federal regulations to expand the availability of methadone, which can be used to help treat substance abuse. >> the california justice department has reached an agreement with the vallejo police department on how to move forward with reforming the department. the doj first opened an investigation into the department in june of 2020, just days after an officer shot and killed sean monterrosa. well, now, as part of a settlement agreement, the city of vallejo and its police force will take new actions led by an independent evaluator and overseen by the doj to address a pattern of, quote, unconstitutional conduct. some of those reforms include addressing unreasonable force by holding officers and supervisors accountable, conducting an audit whenever an officer points a gun at a member of the public, promoting and strengthening partnerships in the community, and ensuring that all stops, searches and seizures by officers are compliant with the law. >>

take a look at your screen, clayton road in oakland avenue park and grant streets, colfax street in concord boulevard, first street and saint clair avenue. if you miss that will post that on our website at kron 4 dot com. just plenty of detours through this location. they were able to go inside. james and once it was safe enough for the when the flames got knocked down in safe enough for the firefighters to go inside. they did not see anybody inside at this particular time. and of course, simply too early to tell the cause of the fire, possibly from the homeless at this particular point, it was a vacant building. so this should not have been any electricity inside at that particular time. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll for that update. we'll check back with you later. and we've also got some new details now on. >> a fiery crash that killed a family of 4. the alameda county sheriff's department has just released the identities of the family. 41 year-old teran george, 13 year-old rowan george and 9 year-old aaron george, the identity of the 4th victim. we don't know yet. sources

schuyler colfax the future speaker of the house on the newspaper, simon cameron owned a newspaper in 1864. henry. who was the founding of the new york times, became head of the republican national committee and ran for congress all while staying at the times because newspapers were creatures of political machines. horace greeley and i'm giving you the reverse as well as the inverse horace greeley for lieutenant governor of new york. when seward went to join the lincoln administration as, secretary of state greeley came very close to becoming the senator until they finally chose ira harris and the state legislature to replace seward. so it was common practice. it was a means i mean, you know, who was the founder of the york post in 1803? alexander hamilton, the spokesman for the federalist, though, who wrote articles under assumed names on the remote federal causes. so it was a long tradition in american politics to sync up newspapers and political organizations. how much was the patriot to the south? the governors? and yeah, it was it was it existed in the south as well there was les

colfax. so that tells you all you need to know. it'll happen. the low will be with us. it'll slowly work its way over us tonight. the coldest air arrives later this afternoon , overnight into tomorrow. so back to december, like, if you will. cold rain, low snow levels, thunderstorms, 50s on the temps today, tomorrow. pretty active. i think saturday will be okay. it won't be very warm, but sunday maybe a weak system. the next week. back to spring. you guys. >> steve. thanks. beacon of hope in his bridging in bridging divides here. coming up on mornings on 2 to 9 we'll introduce you to the nonprofit that's dedicated its resources to fostering trust and understanding between law enforcement and the black community. plus, search and rescue operations continue in taiwan following that country's largest earthquake in a quarter century. we will talk live with an expert about the ef rt can the flavor of a slow cooked smoked sausage be so gloriously delicious that the sight of its sizzling makes your tastebuds weep? if it's hillshire farm, oh, hill yeah.™ fine lines? make an app

colfax and concord boulevard, east street and concord boulevard, first street and sinclair avenue.ggest impact will be to the concord bart station. since the bart parking lot on park street is closed because of the fire. that does mean if you are taking bart today, you'll want to leave your car at home or choose a different bart station. your closest options are going to be the north concord martinez station or pleasant hill. so a good reminder that you're going to want to have to take a few extra minutes if you are passing through this area and prepare for delays. for now, reporting live in concord. lena howland abc seven news thank you. >> lena. leaders in the north bay say they're seeing progress in their fight against homelessness. napa county is sharing the first results from this year's point in time count. the county says the total number of unhoused people dropped 18% compared to january of last year . the number of people spending the night on the street dropped 42, with more people staying in shelters in the south bay. big changes are coming to the salvation army campus i

here's a look at the sierra, where it looks like right about colfax. that rain snow line exists at the moment. the future cast will show you what we do expect into the evening hours. do expect the activity to continue at least through about sunset. the timestamp there reads 7 p.m. for you and then drying out for the evening and tomorrow looks dry, but going to be very cold as we start the day. meanwhile, at this hour, temperatures are up with some sunshine out there today. santa rosa up by 13 degrees, san jose up by four. we have temperatures ranging from low 50s to low 60s for most, although napa right now sitting at 46 degrees. perhaps with those thunderstorms overhead. a better look at what we can expect for tomorrow morning, including that frost advisory on the rest of the weekend for you coming up. >> thank you. rosemary, a break in the legislative session means time for the community for some local lawmakers. up next, here are the four. >> we're live with congressman mark desaulnier to talk about his latest tour. tackle issues that matter in the

i and so it has for you show you what prompted these celebrations from this colfax that's coming out as for the these are the, must these on the drum is they used to march 3 d o t before dawn box with an increase is really ministry preference it's too dangerous. as daylight arrives at, austin begins instead of traditional decorations, the streets for kind of cards. images of young palestinians killed by his ready forces. it's not just a lot of decorations, usually during ramadan, thousands of policies and tory for is the city often defies the physical we used to be lost on the street right now. look, it's easy to move around. the law could be different and the war and go to change the situation and now we have 70 percent more business people here say the higher the month is even more significant this year a foster and besides with those hungry and suffering in gaza or the the better and thank you very much. and then because chief thomas boxes, palestinian athletes will be allowed to compete with this use paris games even if they fail to qualify between 6 and 8. how the student athlet

and right from colfax to wilmington and across the south. right. we understand that. but it was also right in our. everyone, these are posts. slavery. instances of a massacre as a black people who were standing up for their democratic rights and freedoms that they had earned. and as a result, the 13th, 14th, 15th amendment right. so we know about that. but we also know about the the the all out assault on the way. we told the story of reconstruction. right. and the lies that became a part of, you know, instruction in schools, primary school, the histories that are being read. the william dunning school out of columbia, and the kinds of first hits, the first histories around reconstruction that called into question black folks capacity to bear the burden of citizenship. that talked about, you know, the carpetbaggers and black folk as inherently corrupt and corrupt in the democratic process. and you know what's interesting to me, khalil, is that when we think about the first lost cause and the first redemption and we think about all of those children educated in that li

and what was distinctive about the lost cause and redemption wasn't just the violence of colfax, louisianas literally a coup in those state governments. it was also, mike, the assault on what we knew. how we remembered reconstruction. how we remembered the past. and what is so interesting about it, when i look at what's going to happen to those kids in florida and texas and all these places where they are not going to be taught the full scope of our history. i get angry about my children. my black children and brown children having to learn that. i actually get more angry about what is going to happen to white children. because you know what? those kids who were taught in the first lost cause, they turned out to be the adults in montgomery. they were the adults in mississippi. they were the adults in louisiana. the folks who actually engaged in the violence of the second reconstruction. so i think part of what we're dealing is what fredrick douglas called the horrible reptile in the nation's -- we must tear away, and we have refused to tear away that serpent. >> you talk about at the heart

and the department of public healing doctor grant colfax i see a lot of council generals here today. thank you so much because it is not just about san francisco it is about the entire world and how we combat the climate. we appreciate your partnership and taking our climate actions plan to your countries and and bringing us the information on the things you are doing to impact the climate. we have many of our commissioners from the d. environment. some of our i don'tee elected leaders yet. they will come rolling in sooner or later. i want to thank the san francisco bicycle coalition for being here. the san francisco council of district merchants. hotel council, avenue green light. the san francisco chamber of commerce. thank you, friends of the urban forest and the association of the ramaytush ohlone. thank you all so much for being partners on the efforts to really impact the environment in a positive way. i want to also recognize, i think aaron from clean tech is here. somewhere. he is where. upon hey, aaron! now believe it or not. aaron created new technology to repurpose water t

and the department of public healing doctor grant colfax i see a lot of council generals here today. so much because it is not just about san francisco it is about the entire world and how we combat the climate. we appreciate your partnership and taking our climate actions plan to your countries and and bringing us the information on the things you are doing to impact the climate. we have many of our commissioners from the d. environment. some of our i don'tee elected leaders yet. they will come rolling in sooner or later. i want to thank the san francisco bicycle coalition for being here. the san francisco council of district merchants. hotel council, avenue green light. the san francisco chamber of commerce. thank you, friends of the urban forest and the association of the ramaytush ohlone. thank you all so much for being partners on the efforts to really impact the environment in a positive way. i want to also recognize, i think aaron from clean tech is here. somewhere. he is where. upon hey, aaron! now believe it or not. aaron created new technology to repurpose water to make bee