new officers will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extend it to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news police are looking for a group of people that rammed a car into a storefront in oakland's lake shore neighborhood. >> officers responded to a burglary on lakeshore avenue near 5.80, about 3.45. this morning. they say one car was used to break into the business. several other people. they drove up and different cars allegedly robbing the store and then running off before police arrived. anyone with information is being asked to contact police. the oakland police department is searching for more women officers. they are participating in the 30 by 30 initiative currently women only make up 12% of sworn officers and 3% of police leadership. this initiat

new officers will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extend it to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and that has been charged in the shooting that injured a 17 year-old boy in brentwood. authorities say 18 year-old duke's is facing several charges, including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon shooting was on the night of september 19th on sand creek road near stoney creek drive. police say the boy was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, but he did not survive. >> take a look. this is video from fort myers, florida, showing a violent rain and wind from hurricane milton beating against palm trees. there. this is this afternoon see palm fronds flying off the trees. the person who shot this video says he thinks the

new officers will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extended it to include dispatchers. >>messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered. could easily cured all kron. 4 news. >>wednesday governor newsom spoke about the state of california's economy. he believes it's strong and getting stronger. but as capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains, his critics argue he's out of touch. >>well, the governor believes many of the state's economic achievements are not making headlines and us not reaching you. well, republicans argue california's economy is not progressing. newsom says it is our >>welcomed with the plots. governor gavin newsom making this appearance at the california economic summit. hundreds of people from across the state in attendance at this conference in downtown sacramento to hear the governor's message abou

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new officers will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extend it to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> also in the east bay, the oakland public safety committee is giving the green light to renew the city's contract for the shot spotter program shot spotter. is this technology that alerts police to possible gunshots its 20 year contract with the city expired in june. the decision to renew the contract is coming, though, was oakland deals with a multimillion dollar budget deficit. the shot spotter program cost more than $840,000 year. so the next step here is for the city council to discuss the contract renewal that will happen at its next meeting on tuesday. and the council then could either approved or deny it. i'm on. bart is dropping by double

will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extend it to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> welcome. police are looking for a group of people who rammed a car into a store front. police say police responded to a burglary. this is on lakeshore avenue right near 5.80, pretty early wednesday morning. they say one car was used to write to the door down and several other people. they didn't drove up in different cars and burglarized the store and then took off before police even arrived. man has been charged in the shooting injured. a 17 year-old boy brought what that shooting happened on the night of september. 19th. this is on sand creek road right near stoney creek road. they say the boy had to be taken to the hospital with life-threaten

he is going up against michael wan, a marine corps veteran and ucsf police officer. well, new at 730 tonight, san francisco's dream keeper initiative says that its director, saadia leah birch, is no longer with the organization. the human rights commission would not comment further on her departure. this follows the resignation of cheryl davis, the executive director of the city's human rights commission, which oversees dream keeper. she left over reported personal relationship with the director of a nonprofit that received city funding. the dream keeper program is focused on investing tens of millions of dollars to support the city's black community. heat it continues to be a big concern across much of the bay area as we take a live look now towards downtown san jose. that's where temperatures reached near triple digits once again. we have seen record breaking heat, especially here in the south bay and other areas over the last few days, and advocate for the unhoused, reminding people to stay hydrated and to stick to shaded areas. >> i've seen heat waves come and go in cold s

will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates.ted during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extend it to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> forge a local election headquarters in the public policy institute for california released a new study looks at the state's shifting political landscape shows more young voters in our state switching their party of choice to republican since 2022. younger voters in california are leaving the democratic party and higher rates. older voters, this trend peaks in the 35 to 44 age group after that reverses with the oldest voters are 65 and up showing a net gain and switching a democrat when it comes to write down by racial and ethnic group, black and latino voters are leaving the democratic party at a higher rate than others. latino primarily switched to the republican

new officers will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extend it to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news police are looking for a group of people that rammed a car into a storefront in oakland's lake shore neighborhood. >> officers responded to a burglary on lakeshore avenue near 5.80, at about 3.45. this morning. they say one car was used to break into the business. several other people drove up in different cars, allegedly robbing the store and then running off before police arrived. anyone with information is being asked to contact police. >> bart police reporting stepped up safety measures across the system are making a big difference for riders numbers show overall crime dropped 15% compared to the same time last year. bart police say the new data

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will be on that continuur of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extend it to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> well, artist dropped by double digits. that's the latest report from bart police number show. overall crime saw a 15% drop. the same time in 2023. the data covers to the end of august this year are also site 10% drop in violent crime. probably crime fell by 16% from last year. the decrease comes at a time of bart says they have seen an increase in ridership. they credit the crime reduction to having more officers on duty. >> both are sworn police officers and civilians. and this is in response to feedback that we've had from passers in from the employees who really wanted to see more presence out the system to help reassure them and keep them fe

will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extended to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> from for your local election headquarters and the public policy institute of california has released a new study looking at the state shifting political landscape and it shows that more young voters in the state are switching their party of choice. 2 republican since 2022. younger voters in california are leaving the democratic party at higher rates than older voters. the trend peaks right around that. 35 to 44 age group after that, it slowly reverses with the oldest voters 65 and up showing a net gain and switching to democrat when it comes to a breakdown by racial and ethnic group. black and latino voters are leaving the democratic party at hig

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will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extend it to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> developing the south bay, the milpitas unified school district has started a new program. it's going to teach students that with disabilities, about health wellness and education. the problem was created and developed by educator and author kate, program already being used in districts throughout the country along with canada and belgium program covers many topics as wells. pretty tough subjects like abuse, harassment and hopes the teachers and students can recognize the signs. >> well, san jose students are highlighting now they're safer routes to school following the city's new ordinance that removed rv encampments near campus. this was all pa

will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extend it to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 6.33, the time and a man's have been charged in the shooting that injured a 17 year-old boy in brentwood. that shooting happened the night of septembed 19th. it was on sand creek road near stoney creek drive. police say that boy was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, but is expected to be okay. authorities say 18 year-old ty j duke's is facing several chargese including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. >> well, a legacy mexican fast food spot on san francisco's mission district reeling after back-to-back break-ins. these broken to e-file restaurant saturday morning through the front door. police responded aro

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wave is making its way to silicon valley bread london-based startup is road testing and opening a new officeyvale california. alex kendall is the wave cofounder and joins us now for the u.k.. what's so interesting about wave is no focus on the hardware. no focus on the car is just the foundation model, the robotic brain that helps a car learn how to drive itself. let's start by asking why you felt you need to bring the testing to california to the streets of san francisco. >> we are excited to bring a fresh product approach to the u.s. market. i think in general being able to operate in ai at such a diverse market is good to be awesome for us. the need about this approach is it can allow all ranges of automation from driver assistance up to full autonomy different types of vehicles in different driving environments and different cultures. we are now training -- trading with data from over 15 countries but to have a testing fleet on the ground and show that in ai can generalize and drive in a new environment like the u.s. in california. this is a really exciting moment for our business. >> ju

officers. and there woulbe a lot of officethe new corps. with a whopping four excess. gentlemen. those would serve as officers as wegentleman volunteers. they officially became known as pensioners, receiving daily pay to. either recruit a new or sit out rest of the war on the sideline. it was the end of the war. guess what most of them did. after their formation. the loyal rangers would go on, recruit 109 men in 1782 and 77. more in 70, 83. before all recruwas ordered to stop on august 24th, 1783, one of the 1782 recruits came with former military experience. that was a guy named roland lennox. then, like roland lennox just stands out at you that when i transcribed the roles for the rangers as, a roland lennox. i know that name. he was court martialed for murder in new york city in 1781. was a soldier of the lance's brigade. i was involved in an alcohol related st patrick's day incident. obviously unprecedented. so he spent a good deal of time in the new york city provost. an unpleasant place had been tried for murder. murder of a sailor and was acquitted. but apparently he did no

i had all kinds of plans and after several weeks of studying we created a brand new office director of projects. can you believe that it took that long to have a director of project. it still exists today and but still in georgia, i think you might remember jimmy cut my staff. about everybody and but but i did rely on volunteers, but i learned one thing very quickly that it's very difficult for people to say no to the first lady of the united states so i could call on experts. so i generally finished my work by five and afternoon. and he would call me about 4:30 and say we're going to jog and a little while we're gonna play tennis or something. so i had to stop planning anything after 4:30 and the afternoon we would just do some take some kind of exercise if it was raining. we'd go down and bowl in the bowling alley down stairs in the white house and just just have some time together. this is carter as you sit in this office here. is there a moment that you remember in the time that you spent in the white house coming here? um, i remember the first day the first when he was. after the

officers below where we should be. >> the truth is that sfpd has struggled for years to recruit new officersd that was even before the murder of george floyd by a minneapolis police officer in 2020, when there was a call nationwide to defund the police. still in san francisco in august 2020, some lawmakers called for cuts to police funding and the cancellation of the upcoming four police academies. >> i would actually propose to eliminate all four. it's about the system that is rotten to its core. >> even the mayor initially agreed that changes had to be made, but when property crimes escalated, london breed took a different stance and less tolerant of all the. that has destroyed our city. we will expand recruitment strategies and work to retain officers. even that supervisor who called for defunding the police later complained that her district was lacking in law enforcement officers. >> and i look at these numbers and i'm like, i've been begging this department to give them mission, what it deserves in terms of police presence all year long. and i have been told time and time and time and

office. body bags. these are all extra. >> reporter: after 31 years recovering dead bodies for new mexico's office of theestigator, it's only the last two summers laura mae williams has had to visit the border lands nearly every day. >> it's not uncommon for me to come down for one body that's been found and border patrol finds another one or maybe even two additional ones in different locations. >> so, several bodies a day. >> yeah, correct. >> reporter: in the new mexico desert just west of el paso, the number of people who die after crossing the u.s./mexico border has gone from a handful a year to 116 last year to more than 120 this year so far. the vast majority die from the heat. many are in their 20s and 30s. one night, in what turned out to be the world's hottest june on record, a passer by found the body of a young woman of guatemala. [ speaking in a global language ] >> okay. is this person breathing? [ speaking in a global language ] >> are you willing to try cpr? >> the officers, they saw drag marks into the desert. unfortunately she wasn't found in time to get help, but she was found. >> repo

trump's close relationship with vladimir putin, their alleged private phone calls after trump left office, and news that trump secretly sent the russian president covid equipment. cbs's scott macfarlane has the new details. >> reporter: during the early days of the pandemic in 2020, then-president donald trump sent russian president vladimir putin covid-19 test machines, according to the new book "war" by bob woodward, who sat down with "cbs sunday morning." >> these are precious assets to anyone in the world and the country, and he gives it to him for his personal use. >> reporter: vice president kamala harris responded today during an interview with howard stern. >> everybody was scrambling to get these kits, the tests, the covid test kits. >> couldn't get 'em. >> couldn't get 'em. couldn't get 'em anywhere. >> right. >> and this guy, who was president of the united states, is sending them to russia, to a murderous dictator, for his personal use? >> reporter: even after he left office, trump stayed in touch with the russian leader, according to woodward. he cites an unidentified trump aide who sa

officers. he said that the new contract is paying dividends. with fewer people leaving san francisco to go to other departments. and you saw mayor london breed there with the police chief today to congratulate those recruits. as we have been telling you, mayor breed is in a very tough reelection fight. so this week we're going in depth on the mayoral race, talking with all five of the leading candidates yesterday. >> here on the four, we sat down with nonprofit founder daniel lurie this afternoon. two candidates are joining us live here in our studio. up first, board of supervisors, president aaron peskin is here to discuss his progressive agenda and his promise when it comes to housing. >> and then a little bit later in the show in the center lane is supervisor ahsha safai, how he plans to use his background in labor and city planning to help families. our conversations with these two candidates co ng up next does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by autho

fox news reported a police officer may have been injured and that protesters had made their way inside the capital. donald trump was alone in his dining room when he issued a tweet attacking mike pence and fueling the ongoing riots. "mike pence did not have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our constitution, giving states a chance to certify a corrected set of facts, not the fraudulent ones they were asked to previously certified. usa demands the truth." that afternoon a rider used a bullhorn to read the tweet about the vice president allowed to the crowd. the defendant issued the incendiary tweet about mike pence despite knowing, as he would later admit in an interview in 2023, that his supporters listen to him like no one else." the filing goes on from there.

and there would not be a lot of officers in the new corps. with a whopping four excess. gentlemen. oswould serve as officers as well as gentleman volunteers. they officially became known as pensioners, receiving daily pay to. either recruit a new or sit out rest of the war on the sideline. it was the end of the war. guess what most of them did. after their formation. loyal rangers would go on, recruit 109 men in 1782 and 77. more in 70, 83. before all recruiting was ordered to stop on august 24th, 1783, one of the 1782 recruits came with former military experience. that was a guy named roland lennox. then, like roland lennox just stands out at you that when i transcribed the roles for the rangers as, a roland lennox. i know that name. he was court martialed for murder in new york city in 1781. was a soldier of the lance's brigade. i was involved in an alcohol related st patrick's day incident. obviously unprecedented. so he spent a good deal of time in the new york city provost. an unpleasant place had been tried for murder. murder of a sailor and was acquitted. but apparently he di

news. a dner met office here on gb news. drier day for most today, but there will still be some outbreaks of rain over eastern areas in particular, where there'll also be a cold wind blowing. the wet weather continued through the night over parts of lincolnshire, yorkshire, down across east anglia and the south—east. not as heavy as yesterday's downpours , but staying pretty downpours, but staying pretty grey and soggy here throughout, with a cold wind curling in from the north sea. much of wales southwest england dry , bright southwest england dry, bright and sunny, along with most of scotland and northern ireland as well, and in the brighter spells, particularly in the southwest , we could see southwest, we could see temperatures in the high teens. feels colder than that , though, feels colder than that, though, on these north sea coasts. as i said, with the further outbreaks of rain and that brisk, chilly wind continuing to feed some showers in across lincolnshire, maybe some brighter spells, this afternoon over parts of

farrell says he has a plan to put more officers out there on the streets, and he's also promising neweadership at sfpd. >> we'll start the conversation right there as we bring mark farrell back in here. appreciate you staying with us here. you have obviously said and a lot of people have heard this promise, that if you're elected, you would fire police chief bill scott, chief of the sfpd. you know, chief scott has pushed back on this, and you know, he's pointed to crime numbers across the board, which are trending down. wouldn't removing him create disarray in the department at a time when it feels like things are moving in the right direction? >> no, it's absolutely the right thing to do for san francisco. chief scott is a good man. i work with him before on a personal level, no issues at all. but the reality is, the average tenure of a police chief in the u.s. is three years. he's been here for over eight. the longest serving police chief in san francisco in the last 50 years. and as rode sidesaddle with mayor breed when she defunded the police department. police staffing is down ov

he was released earlier the new york post reporting federal officers were left to track gomez ease cased special media to know when they could nab him. when i reached out for more details, new york city department of correction would only point me to carve outs in the city sanctuary law that could have allowed for both the city and feds to work together in this case. vp sounding off on border issues to fox. >> immigration creates damno effect causing all the other problems and it's simple, the american public just needs to look at this. reporter: now one of the migrant men inv involved in the january melee and pair of nypd officers back in ice custody and director of new york city field office released a very strongly worded statement saying in part "we will not allow our communities to become safe havens for noncitizens who refuse to abide by our laws". molly. molly: cb cotton in new york city. thank you. griff. griff: molly, thank you. more on the border crisis and acting dhs secretary chad wolf and retired national border patrol deputy chief matthew hudack. gentlemen, thank you for t