. >> chadwick spell with the oakland african american chamber of commerce says a coalition of oaklands groups support the plan to not only identify criminals but deter crime. there's no data supporting the use of these programs. but the anti-police terror project says cameras will only serve as a form of state sanction surveillance. it's waste of and money that could be better spent elsewhere >> prove proven programs, programs that are proven to for public safety. the city council is expected to review the plan, october 17th dan kerman kron. 4 news. numbers from the department of justice show a rise in the use of guns in violent crimes across the state. >> according to data from last year, crime overall was down in california. but the use of guns and homicides was up. 71% while assaults with guns were up. 21% experts say the last time guns were involved such a high percentage of violent crime was at the peak of the crime wave in the early 90's last week. governor newsom side new gun control regulations into law which would generate money from the sale of bullets to improve school safe

chadwick spell with the oakland african american chamber of commerce also believes the cameras will deter crime. >> but not all are fans of the plan. the anti police terror project calls it a waste of money saying these technologies are wholly ineffective. it decreasing crime and instead will only service surveillance tools and communities already impacted by various forms of state-sanctioned surveilling racial profiling and mass incarceration spell says steps have been taken to make sure the system won't be abused. it's >> limited scope of how they call the cameras can be used on how they will be used. and actually private privacy commission will actually monitor that as well. >> the city council is expected to review the plan, october 17th dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> take a look at this. healdsburg police say a man tried to kidnap 2 girls last night ended up crashing his vehicle as he tried to get away from police. according to police, the suspect tried to kidnap 2 12 year-olds at georgie park around 08:00pm last night when police ordered the suspect to step out of his car. he sped off

she. in particular, with president volodymyr zelsky, representatives of the american chamber of commerceand the national anti-corruption bureau. pritzker said that she is working with the ukrainian government to support the export of ukrainian goods and mobilize foreign direct investment in ukraine. posadovits also announced further visits to kyiv in order to continue to improve relations between the americans investors and ukrainian business. today we met with nabu and sap, which were formed to create a strong independent anti-corruption structure. and we very much support it. ukrainians want to have a transparent and prosperous economy that is integrated into europe. a lot needs to be done for this. the european union has defined what is necessary for promotion to the eu. part of our work, and the ambassador and i are working closely together here, is to help ukraine move forward with a set of reforms and approaches that will increase the likelihood of attracting more and more. investments in ukraine. despite domestic american problems, political infighting in congress, and the conflic

this is a demand not only of ukrainian business, because our bill was supported by the american chamber of commerce, the european business association, the union of ukrainian entrepreneurs, the all-ukrainian agrarian council, the ukrainian business council, well, in short, i can go on for a long time to list the business associations that have supported, but this is also a requirement of our international partners, that official letter about reforms from the united states that they sent to our government and the office of the president, there is exactly on the fifth page about the reboot of bebu, exactly what i told you, and the demand of the imf and the demand of the european union, i hope that will be the demand of the world bank. in theirs on the new dpl, so, well, look, if you do the same thing and expect a different result, well, it ’s called already zaprini, that’s what i said, no manestein, and if we want to get a really normal working body that will be trusted by business, well, it starts with people, because if we recruit tax police officers like her, they will show some new method of inte

chadwick spell with the oakland african american chamber of commerce also believes the cameras will deter crime. >> but not all are fans of the communities already impacted by various forms of state-sanctioned surveilling racial profiling and mass incarceration spell says steps have been taken to make sure the system won't be abused. it's >> limited scope of how they call the cameras can be used on how they will be used. and actually private privacy commission will actually monitor that as well. >> the city council is expected to review the plan, october 17th dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up here on kron, 4 news at 5 is kevin mccarthy leaving congress representative response to the rumors. >> plus, the disturbing details. some local parents appearing in court accused of killing their young child. >> but first, another accidental release from a refinery in the east bay today. what we're learning. (sister #1) oh, my gosh, you're still using mom's old coffee pot. -it's my inheritance. -well, it is a family heirloom. (sister #2) you know what, the kids can just sell it to pay for my fune

30 years of the and raid of the filipino-american art exhibition. 30 years of fill ponento cinema festival. and 50 years of the know fran filipino-american chamber of commercee like mow born and raised in the philippines i believe it is important to celebrate filipino-american history machining to shine a spotlight on contributions of filipinos and filipino-americans to so sight. commend filipino-americans in san francisco and across the bay area when are active partners in fit penal development. sharing the expertise, experience and resources with up and coming filipino [inaudible] ino have aors and change makers take pride in young filipino-american many broken the bamboo ceiling including vocabularya bowelen of the san francisco night hawks who med history the 2023 fifa women's world cup philippine's first ever goal scorer male or at the sock are world cup and digest northern delegation program asian-american community leader nikki chan. oak land. vice mayor of daly city. mental health proponent and fill ponento nurse advocate. i'm confidence the relithes with the philippines and the united states will endure. rot in the our shared history, have yous and

chadwick spell with the oakland african american chamber of commerce also believes the cameras will deterhe anti police terror project calls it a waste of money saying these technologies are wholly ineffective. it decreasing crime and instead will only service surveillance tools and communities already impacted by various forms of state-sanctioned surveilling racial profiling and mass incarceration spell says steps have been taken to make sure the system won't be abused. it's >> limited scope of how the covid cameras can be used on how they will be used and actually private privacy commission will actually monitor that as well. >> the city council is expected to review the plan, october 17th dan kerman kron. 4 news. prosecutors in the space, a young boy was killed by the people who were supposed to be caring for him, destiny, deboe and tyshawn haywood for dale faced a judge in martinez today. both are being charged with the death of a 2 year-old boy under their watch. on monday night, deputies responded to a call at this home on california street for a report of a toddler drowning in a ba

chadwick spell with the oakland african american chamber of commerce also believes the cameras will deter crime. >> but not all are fans of the plan. the anti police terror project calls it a waste of money saying these technologies are wholly ineffective. it decreasing crime and instead will only service surveillance tools and communities already impacted by various forms of state-sanctioned surveilling racial profiling and mass incarceration spell says steps have been taken to make sure the system won't be abused. it's >> limited scope of how the covid cameras can be used on how they will be used and actually private privacy commission will actually monitor that as well. >> the city council is expected to review the plan, october 17th dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> new this morning, police arrested 9 people for retail theft this week san francisco center. this all part of the larger ongoing operation to fight crime in the city. so far the police department says they've arrested dozens of people and recovered thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise. police say theft cases in the city hav

well, she was among the guest speakers at the african oakland african american chamber of commerce luncheon0th anniversary business awards. mayor tao spoke about an issue on top of everyone's mind who lives and works in oakland. we're, of course, talking about crime. i've actually released my detail. the people who was supposed to secure me every day i've released them so they can be undercover for work with uniform officers to actually be out in the streets every day. murtaugh says her police detail will help in arresting sex traffickers, vandals, burglars and catalytic converter thefts. the mayor says she will announce more public safety measures in coming weeks and months. halloween in the castro district will look a little closer to what it used to be in years past. this coming weekend, as the neighborhood is once again hosting halloween festivities. it's been nearly two decades since official halloween festivities have been hosted in the castro. they were canceled after nine people were injured in a shooting at a halloween block party back in 2006. this year's event will have a distinc

she was among the guest speakers at the oakland african american chamber of commerce luncheon. he group held its 20th anniversary business awards. mayor chow spoke about an issue on the top of many people's minds who live and work in oakland. crime i've actually released my detail. the people who are supposed to secure me every day i've released them so they can be undercover work with uniform officers to actually be out in the streets every day. mayor chow says her police detail will now be working to help arrest sex traffickers, vandals, burglars and catalytic converter thieves. the mayor says she will announce more public safety measures in the coming weeks and months as well. today, teachers in lafayette are set to demonstrate ahead of negotiating between their union and the lafayette school district. educators are demanding fair compensation and better working conditions. they say their salaries are the lowest in contra costa county, making it challenging for the district to recruit and retain teachers. the starting salary for a teacher in lafayette is $50,000 a year. city

30 years of the and raid of the filipino-american art exhibition. 30 years of fill ponento cinema festival. and 50 years of the know fran filipino-american chamber of commercee like mow born and raised in the philippines i believe it is important to celebrate filipino-american history machining to shine a spotlight on contributions of filipinos and filipino-americans to so sight. commend filipino-americans in san francisco and across the bay area when are active partners in fit penal development. sharing the expertise, experience and resources with up and coming filipino [inaudible] ino have aors and change makers take pride in young filipino-american many broken the bamboo ceiling including vocabularya bowelen of the san francisco night hawks who med history the 2023 fifa women's world cup philippine's first ever goal scorer male or at the sock are world cup and digest northern delegation program asian-american community leader nikki chan. oak land. vice mayor of daly city. mental health proponent and fill ponento nurse advocate. i'm confidence the relithes with the philippines and the united states will endure. rot in the our shared history, have yous and

canada trade agreement supported by the afl-cio and chamber of commerce and building upon some of the changes that needed to be made to lift up the american worker. he wound up supporting that agreement. now, it is being negotiated by the trump administration, but he was supportive. he did support our efforts at criminal justice reform when we passed the first step act and ultimately signed into law and one of the most far-reaching criminal justice reform bill that passed congress. it was a bipartisan effort and there were republicans in the house that ultimately voted against that legislation even though it was signed into law signed by president trump. there are areas of areas of agreement. he voted against funding for you -- ukraine. the senate will act in a bipartisan way as it relates to the national security requests that have been put forward by president biden. the house will be prepared to take an up or down vote, you shouldn't separate out assistance to ukraine, because this is not a difficult choice. you can either stand on the side of the free world or bend the knee to vladimir putin. and we don't believe the pro-putin caucus

canada trade agreement supported by the afl-cio and chamber of commerce and building upon some of the changes that needed to be made to lift up the american worker. he wound up supporting that agreement. now, it is being negotiated by the trump administration, but he was supportive. he did support our efforts at criminal justice reform when we passed the first step act and ultimately signed into law and one of the most far-reaching criminal justice reform bill that passed congress. it was a bipartisan effort and there were republicans in the house that ultimately voted against that legislation even though it was signed into law signed by president trump. there are areas of areas of agreement. he voted against funding for you -- ukraine. the senate will act in a bipartisan way as it relates to the national security requests that have been put forward by president biden. the house will be prepared to take an up or down vote, you shouldn't separate out assistance to ukraine, because this is not a difficult choice. you can either stand on the side of the free world or bend the knee to vladimir putin. and we don't believe the pro-putin caucus

chambers of commerce and industry. and now to the actual. currencies, the dollar and chinese fell in price, the russian ruble rose in price. so, the american currency closed trading at 3 rubles 35 kopecks. the euro exchange rate according to the national bank is 3 rubles. 55 kopecks. for 10 yua they didn’t give 4 rubles.59 kopecks, and for 100 russian ones they didn’t give 3.35 belarusian. over 9 months, sales of new passenger cars in belarus increased by 13%. moreover, if we compare year on year, in september they increased five times, noted the belarusian automobile association. so in the past over the month, over 2,000 cars were sold, most often domestically produced cars. according to experts, the market situation is stabilizing, new brands have appeared in the country, which is contributing to a gradual increase in sales of passenger cars. the growth rate of e-commerce in the countries of the eurasian economic union exceeds the world level. last year, global online sales accounted for 19% of the entire retail market , exceeding $5.5 trillion in value. in the countries of the allied five, the highest growth rate was recorded in level o

double-digit flotilla of far-right and industry-funded front group amici, with customary repeat players like the kochs, americans for prosperity foundation, the chamber of commerce and the buckeye institute. in this scheme, even the front groups have front groups. leonard leo's judicial crisis network is actually the fictitious name of another front group called the concord fund, and the judicial crisis network, which is the same group that leo used to help confirm the hand-picked justices, in turn propped up a new front group led by mike pence, funding it with more than a million dollars. so, the front groups' front group's front group filed a brief in the student loan case. you cannot make this stuff up. well, naturally, the federalist society justices delivered what these groups were asking for on behalf of their billionaire benefactors, but the real victory for the front group amici in this case was how the justices struck down the plan. the federalist society justices relied on something called the major questions doctrine, a doctrine they first deployed two years ago at the behest of fossil fuel groups in a case called west virginia v. epa. the basic idea

seems to be the chamber with of commerce for hamas and some of these other people instead of taking care of what we need to take care of here, the greatest asset is america and americansa: i don't understand. you've got to explain this. how does this happen? this is $30 million. covid money, taxpayer money, and a it was sent to a group that supports hamas. >> well, that's a good question. how does it happen? we need to find out. what prompted them to pick this group and send this $33 million to? maria: so you're investigating it? >> i think we'll have to investigate it. i don't know the answer to that. all of a sudden it just happens, right? and so we need to find out why and where and who and make sure it doesn't happen again. that the money goes where it's supposed to go. there's plenty of places it can go right here in america. maria: what else are they doing that we don't know about. todd piro, it's outrageous. jump in. >> my concern, congressman, is that we've been talking about getting this money back, finding the fraud in covid money and obviously this $30 million to an organization that is connected to hamas is not good. when is the clawback going to happen? w

also happening today, the oakland african american chamber of commerce is hosting its annual business awards luncheon. it's going to happen at scott's restaurant in oakland. the event highlights decades of support, putting local businesses and seeing the impact they make on the local community. now mayor shengtao and assembly member mia bonta, they will both give an address at that meeting. tragedy on the east coast. 18 people are dead and more than a dozen others are injured after a gunman opened fire at several locations in maine, an update on the search for the person responsible for the attacks. then, an east bay pilot accused of trying to crash a commercial airplane heads to federal court today. the new details emerging in this case and why officials are focusing on his mental health. plus, amid a housing crisis in california, governor newsom is calling out san francisco's housing approval process. we'll explore why the city makes it difficult to build new homes, as state leaders call it, a concern trend. live from jack, london square. this is mornings on two the nine. it's a gor