brittany muller, back to you. alright, brittany reporting for us live from miami. thank you very much. and a programming note. kron 4 will have complete coverage of former president trump's arraignment tomorrow. >> our noelle bellow will be joined by our political expert says president trump appears in federal court that starts right here on kron 4 at 11:00am. that's right after the kron. 4 morning news. >> another day of inaction by the nevada state senate on a bill to spend 380 million dollars in taxpayer money to help the a's build a new baseball stadium on the las vegas strip. in fact, nevada state senate met just 3 minutes today only to go into recess. insiders told kron 4 news last week the changes are being added to the proposal. but the lack of action does suggest that they still don't have the votes to pass the measure. in the meantime, excitement is increasing in oakland with just 24 hours to go before tomorrow night's reverse boycott game. our kron dan kerman reports. >> social media is abuzz with excitement over tuesday night's upcoming a's game against

it's going to be cloudy, but dry alright, brittany, thank you. if you see extra pg and e crews on the peninsula, this we don't be alarmed. your power is probably still on. but the crews will be getting ready for any potential times when your power is not on. >> pg and e says it will be conducting power shut off drills in the event of a public safety power shutoff this summer. residents will likely see helicopters overhead as well as pg and e crews and contractors and pg any equipment. the focus is on circuits in half moon bay and menlo park. electricity will remain on during the entire drill. a chipper program is giving summit county residents the opportunity to make their properties more defensible against wildfires. >> program is operated by the permit. sonoma fire prevention division. it promotes fire safety and it's an opportunity for residents to save some money on the services program completed almost 400 jobs last year. if you're interested, you can apply by now through sonoma county. still ahead tonight, at 8 o'clock making plans for summ

proffers brittany begley joins us now with a look outside.e that only shows us accident and you could actually see the airplanes flying. you can see the bush way back and for telling your weather story. >> saying in that area conditions, not bad, breezy, but at least you can see the roadways and the but take a look at this camera. you can see going gate bridge still showing you foggy conditions. traffic still picking up in both directions but holding steady what will continue to watch again is going to those cloudy conditions. we have that chance for a some light rain, maybe the possibility of a thunderstorm. i think that will come 11 o'clock hour into the overnight hours. maybe actually wake up to. so tomorrow we're going to still watch that unsettled weather, especially on your morning commute and looking ahead, what we're really going start to see is cooler temperatures. thanks to a low pressure system, bringing moisture into the air, cloudy conditions and you can see it right here near los angeles. so because of low pressure system, unsta

not normandy but in brittany. so this is where we for a while but then the german of course invented all of brittany so there was no point in staying there couldn't go to the beach. everything was barbed wire and you had to still see today the encampment that they had there. so after a year we went back to paris, but then the bombardment continued and it was really almost untenable at that time in my family there was my mother, my stepfather, because my parents are divorced and i was and remarried and each had a new family and then i took little sister. one was three years old and one was one and a half. so at this particular time, france was still divided into the occupied zone and the nuns occupied zone. so my father decided this is what we going to the non occupied zone. so we started building a house can on the riviera which is where we went. well that was idyllic for a few months and then of course the german came and took all of france. so it started over again. and if you have been in cannes, you will know

it will cool down. >> thanks, brittany.l we have update on that breaking news that we first brought to you a few minutes ago. we now have a live look here at the scene where police in san jose are investigating 2 separate a 3 crimes for maybe you have 2 stabbings. there was a the first scene at kooser road and elwood way where a person was stabbed in officers think the same person then stabbed and carjacked someone at a different place and hillsdale avenue in san jose to make matters worse. police say the person after carjacking that vehicle then hit a pedestrian and the stolen car. the pedestrian has non life-threatening injuries. but the 2 people were stabbed have been taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. so that is what we're working with right now. we're continuing to gather information. police are trying to sort through what exactly happened. but again, they think the same person is responsible for all of this and will update you as soon as we learn more. to other news in conference kicking off pride m

according to janet's friend, brittany, within just months of the wedding, raven had cheated on janet.hen that happened? >> devastated. >> and then she went back with him after that? >> she forgave him. she made promises to love him for good, for bad, for ugly and to support him. >> but brittani notice other problems in the marriage. janet, she says, was struggling with what appeared to be ravens increasingly dramatic mood swings. >> she told me that sometimes things were like perfect and it was like holding your breath because you never knew when the coin would flip and all of a sudden everything that was wrong in the world was her fault. >> things got so bad that a year before the homicide, janet and raven briefly separated. by itself, a marriage on the rocks did not mean raven wasn't anyway responsible for janet's death. despite police suspicion, many refused to believe raven could or would kill janet. including janet's own parents. when you heard the police thought raven was a suspect, what did you think? >> i defended him. >> you stuck up for him? >> i couldn't bear the fact that

brittany mile mueller grant and vicki, back to you. >> alright, brittany, thank you for that live report from florida. you mention new jersey right now. we're taking a live look from where trump is expected to deliver remarks tonight. this is his golf club in new jersey scheduled to speak around 5.15, will listen in live for a bit when that begins. later, we're going to be joined by sonoma states, david mcewan to break down what happened in the courtroom today. and then what happens next for donald trump? also coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5, we're hearing from the family of the 18 year-old woman who was shot and killed at a birthday party over the weekend in the east bay. and we're monitoring a the scene in new grant mentioned that former president trump's expected deliver remarks hours after pleading not guilty to over 30 federal charges. >> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow fog start to roll back on shore. but we've got some brighter and warmer days ahead. we will talk about it coming up next. >> welcome back. taking a live look here. this is the scene in new jersey where forme

. >> you know, 07:00am meteorologist brittany begley as we planned for tomorrow. your wake-up planner is going to say, oh, yeah, we're going to start off again with cloudy conditions. the good news as the clouds are going to leave a little bit earlier than they had the past couple of days. i think we're going to clear out around 9 or 10 o'clock. so when you wake up at 06:00am we'll still have cloudy conditions. we're going to be the 50's for the entire region by 09:00am. we'll continue track coastal drizzle. so that's something that will be. >> stick around for the next couple of hours for your morning commute, breezy conditions in general going to stay in the 50's until around noon time. noontime that sun comes up inland where start off in the 70's bays, 66 and the coast. 58 a warm-up headed our way out. break it down about 15 minutes. thank you. brittany pride month is officially here. >> and the bay area kicked off with ceremonies and celebrations all over the region. redwood city, daily city, oakland, santa rosa, all held flag-raising events this morning. here

alright, brittany, thank you. well, the san francisco travel association is spending more than 6 million dollars to attract tourists with the launch of a new ad campaign. >> the always san francisco campaign is the largest global marketing campaign that the city is done. the agency predicts nearly 24 million visitors will come to the city in 2023. this year. the new ad campaign comes as some businesses are leaving san francisco because of a number of issues, including crime. >> important for us to launch this campaign on because we really wanted to challenge some of the negative narrative that san francisco has been and he still has a lot of wonderful experiences to offer. 92 1% of people who visited san francisco last year said they want to return to san francisco. >> the campaign is set to appear and ad markets all around the country. >> you know, those whose being ranked as one of the best news in the country. that's according to the site u.s. news and travel report. the site says the zoo's recognized nationall

. >> i'm meteorologist brittany begley.oday was kind of chilly for some places, especially like santa rosa because of that cloud coverage or averages 80. we're at 65. but what about tomorrow? your wake-up planner really just showing you cloudy conditions on the coast at 06:00am. we'll start at 52. but by noon will be at 59. we are going to watch on the coast for the potential of patchy drizzle. the bay you're going to start off at 06:00am at 56 by noon. you're going to go all the way up to 64 and inland cloudy conditions. when you wake up at 06:00am. but by noon, we're going to be at 71 us. a more modest slight warm-up is headed our way break it down. coming up next. >> thank you so much, brittany. san francisco police have arrested a man accused of assaulting 2 other men in the castro district. it happened on 18th at hartford streets. victims told police a man followed them, shouting anti lgbtq slurs and also threw a glass object that one of them. >> police say the victim will be ok, the suspect identified as mohamed abdel

sixteen years old and i have gone brittany and i was in school and was chaotic my stepfather decidedhe invasion will come very soon so let's reach down because of bombardment and we will stay there until it'sha over and thas what we did and going grocery store, one that will cherish they were in a hotel and myself were for the same reason we were in there was also a nurse so there i was work to do? nothing so i bought a bicycle and tried to go around and then one day i saw coming and it was my age is so naturally, i was 16, 17 or 18 naturally told me that and shouldn't have and i told him i was we had a doctor and she said oh, we have a doctrine of nurse and the for them to help us so i tried to arrange something. indeed, the doctor and then the nurse and decided they would bring the wounded to a the hotel and are strict and dangerous and can't imagine but they did and came to the source and the doctor and the nurse did what they could with what they had because they didn't have sources. thena tobacco a little bit, the germans could not occupy any territoryy anywhere so they woud be

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brittani, susan, david. good to see you. it for me on this edition of alex but reports, also you again next saturday at noon eastern. my friend -- continues our coverage. just mark it on the calendar. k it on the calendar >> hey, everybody, good to see, a six seconds earlier. good afternoon, i'm yasmin vossoughian, nbc news exclusive, information on a grand jury meeting this week in the special counsel's investigation of donald trump, raising speculation, a charging

thank you, brittany, for your money tonight. you can expect to start seeing prices at the gas pump climb. >> refineries for making the switch to summer blend gas, which keeps prices elevated. because it's >> more expensive to produce. according to aaa, the average price for a gallon of regular in california is $4.87. that's a $1.30. more than the national average industry. analysts say when the switch back to the winter blend happens in september, gas prices could drop 15 to $0.20 a gallon. as for the bay area, napa county currently has the highest average per gallon of regular gas. $5.3. sonoma and san mateo counties both have $5 averages, san francisco, a little less than that. britain counties currently at 4.93 alameda and contra costa counties are averaging 4.86 a gallon santa clara and solano counties, both averaging 4.82. as california's summers girl hotter. governor gavin newsom is considering a plan to buy massive amounts of renewable energy to help keep the lights on. the proposal would use the state's purchasing power

meanwhile, home buyers like brittany are left in limbo. >> where do we get the break? there has to be a give at some point. >> reporter: a temporary housing situation now feeling more permanent, with the home of their dreams on hold. for nbc news, is an nika dange, orlando, florida. >>> still ahead, why it might be harder to find georgrgia peacheses at t the supermamarket this summemer. >>> a delicious summer staple is taking a hit. those famous georgia peaches are in short supply because of climate change. blayne alexander on the devastating toll for farmers. >> reporter: at georgia's southern belle farm, it's the start of peach picking season. but a favorite tradition could be in jeopardy. typically, we see peaches almost falling off. >> yes. just hanging. the trees are weighted down. >> reporter: fifth generation farmer jake carter says this year's harvest is one of the worst he's ever seen. the cause? an unseasonably warm winter. last february was one of the warmest ever recorded in georgia, triggering some of the state's peach trees to bloom early. but then a cold

thank you, brittany. allstate insurance has become the latest company to stop writing new homeowners policies. >> here in california, the decision appears to be based on the cost of covering california's recent wildfires, floods and snowstorms. chip yost has a look at what this means for the cost of coverage here in california. >> for the second week in a row news came out that another big insurer has stopped selling policies to homeowners and businesses in california, state farm and allstate gave similar reasons with all state sending us this statement friday saying we paused new homeowners condo and commercial insurance policies in california last year. so we can continue to protect current customers. the cost to insure new home customers in california is far higher than the price they would pay for policies due to wildfires, higher costs for repairing homes and higher reinsurance premiums for the middle of a showdown right now between the insurance industry, the people of california. if that's the case

. >> thank you, brittany. coming up, minor chance dispatched over washington, d.c., over the weekend chasing a business jets with unresponsive pilot. details after the break. >> learning more about jet that crashed just outside the nation's capital over the weekend, killing all 4 people aboard fighter jets were scrambled to intercept that plane before it crashed after apparently running out of fuel or washington reporter back basil. john has a look at the crash and what it reveals about the nation's defenses. >> officials say there were no survivors in the plane crash, but the moments leading up to it forced the military to act quickly they did exactly what they're supposed to do. the military scrambled to get f 16 fighter jets up in the year. >> as a plane from tennessee flew toward the nation's capital. what i saw was just a classic textbook response to. >> in this case, what was unresponsive pilot? >> an aircraft, the fighter jets were authorized to travel supersonic speeds to try and reach the private cess

. >> thank you, brittany. for the first time we are hearing directly from florida governor ron desantis after his administration confirmed it sent 2 chartered flights of migrants to california. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports on what desantis had to say who he's blaming for the current border situation and how california governor gavin newsom is responding. well, desantis certainly did not hold back criticizing california policies. he argues have contributed to the situation at the southern border that has our own. governor gavin newsom says to centers should look in the mirror. >> the sanctuary jurisdictions are part of the reason we have this problem. florida governor ron desantis slamming sanctuary states including california where laws on the books to limit cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration officials. all part of a policy supporters say provides protection from deportation. but one desantis argues has only incentivized more migrants to come to the u.s. mexico

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brittany, what can you tell us? >> good afternoon. we just got word that the hearing is officially underway. donald trump entered the federal courthouse from behind us and we saw for black suvs go underground. that's where we saw donald trump entered the courthouse shortly after that he was booked by u.s.. marshals here outside. there's been confrontations between supporters and protesters. hundreds of people really outside rallying. but ultimately the majority of people are media crews and law enforcement flooding this area, making sure everything goes on without a hitch today on this historic day. >> brittany, are you have youw been speaking with folks who are out there this what have they been telling you? those who are out protesting? >> really mixed messages. some of the same rhetoric that we've been hearing. donald trump has been saying in his interviews as well as what he's been posting on his platform. truth, social and the opposite. some people are telling us the protesters want to see him handcuffed. they want to see him arr

. >> i'm meteorologist brittany begley. still tracking some thunderstorms to the north of us just out of our viewing area. but some light sprinkles near pelham area on the break that down for you. but let's plan for tomorrow. your wake-up planner showing you as wake up at 06:00am and even 9, we're going continue to see cloudy conditions. thanks to a low pressure system dropping down those temperatures below average temperatures by 09:00am. we're going to say in the 50's for the entire region by noon, hopefully going slowly start to clear out. but we're going continue to have breezy conditions and land. we're going upper 60's for you. bay. we'll be in the lower 60's for you and the coast. we're going to struggle to get to 60 a break. it all down for your seven-day forecast. coming up next. >> video shows what appears to be a violent road rage incident in the east bay. oakland. police say 2 drivers were involved in some kind of confrontation last night near the oakland zoo. the video shows the man pointing what appears to be

give you all those answers coming up next. >> thanks, brittany.nd we have some breaking news in san jose. police say at least 2 people have been stabbed and taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. cops are investigating 2 locations. the first scene is it cause a road and elwood way where one person was stabbed. officers also responded to hillsdale avenue where a suspect stabbed and carjacked somebody. police say the suspect then hit a pedestrian in the stolen car. police say the pedestrian has non life-threatening injuries. there are active investigations at both scenes as wspeak. police say they believe one suspect is tied to these incidents. they think the same person that both were following the story. we have a reporter headed there to gather more information. we'll update you as soon as we know more. still ahead on the news at 5, a warning for folks looking to buy cheaper versions of drugs used to lose weight. >> why the fda says some off red hills may not be safe and expediting security screening line to the airport. what the t

brittany begley is here.re also looking ahead to the weekend to yes, we're looking forward to some warmer temperatures and blue skies, but we had to get through the hazy conditions. today wasn't bad. close to average across the region. a little bit warmer today compared to yesterday is take a look at bay bridge traffic picking up in both directions and again, waiting for that sunset. >> around 08:26pm, tonight. meaning those temperatures are slowly going to start to go down. temperatures right now as we speak a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. you can see that that high pressure system making its way to bringing us warmer temperatures not only today, but the next couple of days as well. above average temperatures. temperatures right now as we speak, san francisco, 57 oakland, 58 san jose, 60 to santa rosa. 64 are going to slowly start to dip down to the 50's. the story for us really is going to be a gusty conditions, especially making that feels like temperature a little bit chillier just outside of h

there's brittany begley is here. brittany. it is almost summer and it's yeah. the weekend risk.close, right? we're excited. >> it's all about the fog. the fog casos different camera show different things. i picked this one downtown. take a look at your screen. it's nice. it's blue. that's the good news. the bush definitely swaying back and forth. and that's because we have another day of breezy conditions. >> as expected. but the good news is temperatures are definitely warming up as we can take a live look. half moon bay was beautiful today. blue skies. a lot of people out enjoying their day. temperatures right now feeling a warmer compared to yesterday. thanks to that high pressure system. you can see that across the map. you probably noticed that as you step outside san francisco, 60 oakland, 64 san jose. 73 livermore. 76 and santa rosa. we're at 79 those temperatures already warming up. but we still have those gusty conditions. we just showed you that camera, course, have this wind gusts of 20 miles per hour. and san francisco fairfield, 18 miles per hour. so we're going con

the incident happened in a village near campear in brittany.their two daughters in this peaceful brittany village for four years, but on saturday, their happiness was shattered. it was at ten o'clock on saturday evening. the girls were playing in the swings over there. the parents were at the barbecue on that bench there, when suddenly, through the hedge on the other side of the play area, shots rang out. 11—year—old solenne thornton was hit. she died in her mother's arms. her parents were also injured, her father seriously. the shots came from this property, owned by a 71—year—old dutchman called dirk raats. locals said he was a recluse. translation: we know nothing about him. i i only ever saw him from behind. if you ask me what he looked like, i couldn't tell you because i never saw his face. the local mayor said there'd been a dispute going back at least three years after the dutchman complained about mr thornton clearing his land. translation: it's a feeling of horror, of shock, - because when you hurt children, it's dramatic. tonight, pol

brittany, i you up just kind a grim i agree. dreary conditions, actually. san jose got a 10th of an inch of rain today. so busy for them. they are the winner in the rain contest. >> taking a look at the east bay drying out right now as we speak, we can actually see the city showing it's not too foggy, not too hazy. just setting the tone for this evening radar. what? we're watching it. pretty much clear for us. we'll watch for a sprinkle or 2. i don't really see anything crazy but you can see a lot of the action right now is in the sierra area making its way in the sacramento off the coast down to la. we are dry right now. those temperatures thinks that low pressure system so below average, we're right around what we were yesterday. the big change for us really is just the raindrop or 2 that we start your morning with. >> temperatures right now as we speak, san francisco, 62 oakland, 67, san jose. 71 livermore 70 to concord, 70 and santa rosa. we're at 63 taking a look as we plan the rest of your day, you can temperatures. yeah, thursday, we're going to be a

i'm brittany muller, pam and ken, back to you. >> britney, thank you for that report tonight. within the last hour, we talked with sonoma state university political science professor david mcewan about today's historic arraignment. >> we don't know fully what documents were moved from mar-a-lago to bedminster, new jersey that were put on the plane and the kind of accounting of all of so it's possible there were additional documents or if those documents are found, that's going to be hugely problematic because he also brought in his attorneys to verify or vouch that everything was accounted for. >> coming up on kron, 4 news tonight at 8, we will hear from political lecturer donna crane with san jose state university. for more reaction on today's arraignment. stay with kron. 4 news for continuing coverage of the indictment of former president trump. we'll have another live report and political analysis ahead on the news at 8 o'clock tonight. >> and for the latest developments, anytime you can scan that qr code on your screen, it will take you straight to our web page with up to

thank you, brittany. >> apple's developers conference kicked off today.he new technology that was unveiled that some industry insiders are pretty excited about. >> in the south bay tech giant, apple has unveiled its new products and software and let the company hopes is the next big thing in consumer technology. after years in development, apple has unveiled its new virtual reality headset on stage at apple's worldwide developers conference keynote event. ceo tim cook unveiled apple vision pro. it is an augmented reality and virtual reality headset. that is the tech giant's first venture into what it calls spatial computing. the new headset will allow users to see information applications and virtual screens displayed over the real world. the company is betting big that users will integrate this device into all aspects of their lives. >> this is powerful for so many activities like reviewing a presentation, sharing photos and videos or watching a movie together. >> the apple vision pro will cost $3,499. it will not be available for purchase until early ne

it happened in a village near quimper in brittany. the suspect, who has been reported to be a 71—year—old dutch national, has been arrested along with his wife, according to prosecutors. the uk's foreign office said it was providing assistance to a british family following a shooting in france. earlier we heard from our paris correspondent hugh schofield, who took us through the chain of events. at ten o'clock on saturday evening, a glorious evening there in brittany, and a british family who have settled in france for some years were enjoying their garden in this hamlet not far from years were enjoying their garden in this hamlet not farfrom quimper. the two girls on the swing, the parents at the barbecue, when around ten o'clock this neighbour, without any kind of warning, started firing shots at them from either a shotgun or handgun, it's not entirely clear. the eight—year—old managed to flee the scene and raise the alarm with another neighbour, but by the time police arrived, the elder daughter was dead and the father was very bad

coming up next. >> thank you, brittany. up, the recalled san francisco district attorney day has a new job and update on his pact. >> plus, an east bay city has been picked as the best place to raise a family. we have details on the right also progress today on the debt ceiling bfll. but will it be enough? we could find out tonight. we have the latest ahead. >> washington, the house of representatives voting tonight on a debt ceiling deal as the deadline to avoid a default gets closer. kron four's. catherine heenan in our newsroom with the latest on this is bone been going on for weeks now, catherine. yeah, and they are should let you know they are in the process of voting right now, although it's going to be kind of stop and go and torturous and it could take a while. but they are in that process. the house is heading towards a final vote on a bipartisan plan. it would suspend the debt ceiling 2 years. >> and this is after a deal reached between president biden and speaker mccarthy did pass a procedural vote today which ga

i'm meteorologist brittany begley.ontinue to track the weather conditions for you as the sun goes down, the chillier temperatures are here to stay. you can see as we peek into downtown still watching some of those gray skies as foggy conditions in the corner of the screen, we've been watching the trees swaying back and forth and just set up again, the town that we're watching, gusty conditions dropping down that feels like temperature as well. francisco, 54 oakland, 57 san jose were 62 santa rosa over at 64. those temperatures slowly gonna drop down. but really it's still all about is breezy conditions. san francisco, wind gusts of 50 miles per hour. >> fairfield, 22 miles per hour. so overall, we're in the teens in terms of those breezy conditions, setting up the tone that it's chilly outside. and as you wake up this morning, as you wake up on friday morning, futurecast for showing, yes, we'll have cloudy conditions. you can see it at 6.15. the good news is that condensed marine layer is going leave a little bit earli

thanks, brittany.oming up next, nance is giving you a chance to have your name. >> among the stars literally. tell you how after the break. w weekend activity idea that if you want to be part of a new world record, the san jose earthquakes are hosting a community event. that's tomorrow to trying to get this world record for the largest soccer lesson. here's a video that they shared on twitter today as they inflate hundreds of for the big day. the title for largest soccer lesson is currently held in australia with 835 participants. the earthquakes are setting the bar for at least 1000 people. the show up. >> the event will be at the morgan hill. outdoor soccer complex. it's from 05:00pm to 08:00pm, but your advice to get there a little early because parking is limited its free to adults and kids 5 years and older earthquakes legend shea salinas will host the 30 minute training session. it's a real training session will cover the fundamentals of dribbling passing and shooting. >> all right. the new barbi

brittany. >> there is a growing back and forth between the city of san francisco and the sf moran food bank has to do with the city budget and how much money is set aside for the food bank to operate. >> kron four's justine waltman talks with the mayor about this today. she joins us live from our newsroom with more in just well, according to the food bank for the fiscal year, 2020 for the mayor has cut funding to all grocery programs by 10 million dollars to 20 million dollars. >> and is also offering a recommendation of, quote, 0 funding for the sf were in food bank in 2025. so the foodbank ceo put out this statement today saying cutting funding will cause great harm in the community. they are serving 72% more people then pre-pandemic and are now spending 5 times the amount on food. mayor london breed. talk to me about this live during kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock today and called with the food bank is putting out there incorrect. >> well, i think the food bank, unfortunately of being very misleading because the city has always supported the food bank in a number of food programs all ove

but ultimately there were more members of the media out hears covering this historic day. >> brittany, thank you for that live report tonight from miami. >> we go. another white man who's talking about black and brown people as if you're the savior of those people and you speak for them. plus, a heated exchange in san francisco's board of supervisors meeting the over how to combat the city's fentanyl crisis. and can the fans convinced see a sustained oakland's the last-ditch effort that's happening right now? >> at nevada lawmakers take a step toward approving a new ballpark in las vegas. >> in san francisco, the mayor is defending her pilot program that includes arresting people for public drug use. she answered questions about the city's ongoing drug crisis at today's board of supervisors meeting her plan is facing some criticism from at least one supervisor leading to a heated moment in today's session from 4 gayle ong. this and then to get on planes us here in the studio with details. kale. >> well, pam and ken, the mayor appears at board meetings once a month to answer questions

and brittany begley is here with a look at what's going to be the case for tomorrow morning. yeah, we're going to see some more clouds tomorrow morning. chilly temperatures, although it's going up. that's the good news. but yeah, you're right. we've had this theme of cloudy morning. a little break in the sun cloudy night. i wish i could tell you we're getting a break. >> it's not happening yet, ok? but take a look at this is a beautiful shot in terms of weather camera. here's the east bay. you can just see sunset was around 8.30. so those temperatures slowly going down. but what i love about it it's seeing that's not to cloudy. we're not dealing with a lot of fog right now. but we will be a little bit later on tonight. temperatures, san francisco, 57 san jose, 60 for santa rosa. right now we're at 59 to this low pressure system coming down is really just dropping down those temperatures and that really hasn't moved. that's why we've had these colder temperatures the past couple of days and those breezy conditions. in fact, we're below average in some places, especially santa

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the incident happened in a village near campear in brittany. hugh schofield reports.heir two daughters in this peaceful brittany village for four years, but on saturday, their happiness was shattered. it was at ten o'clock on saturday evening. the girls were playing in the swings over there. the parents were at the barbecue and that bench there, when suddenly, through the hedge on the other side of the play area, shots rang out. 11—year—old solenne thornton was hit. she died in her mother's arms. her parents were also injured, her father seriously. the shots came from this property, owned by a 71—year—old dutchman called dirk raats. locals said he was a recluse. translation: we know nothing about him. i only ever saw him from behind. if you ask me what he looked like, i couldn't tell you cos i never saw his face. the local mayor said there'd been a dispute going back at least three years after the dutchman complained about mr thornton clearing his land. translation: it's a feeling of horror, of shock, because when you hurt children, it's dramatic. tonight, police said

the thornton family lived in saint—herbot, north of quimper in brittany.sity between the neighbours. translation: residents have told us there were quite bitter exchanges a couple of times, and the suspect had taken out his weapon. if we were made aware of this and we were able to speak to the police, we would have seized the weapon and maybe we wouldn't be here today. the suspected shooter locked himself in his house, but eventually surrendered to police. he was arrested, along with his wife. the british foreign and commonwealth office have said they are offering support to the family. the local mayor, who knew them well from the village fete, said "it is incomprehensible to have shot a child". joe inwood, bbc news. at least 10 people have died and 25 others are in hospital after a wedding bus crash in australia. the passengers were returning from a winery on sunday night in hunter valley when their coach overturned. police have charged the 58—year—old driver with 10 counts of dangerous driving, resulting in death. the tour operator of a dive boat in egyp

marshall classes, not the brittany's government treats all ethnic groups equally. had been a part from him. jim much less, but i'm not going, but i got a call. they call us bank only. they should recognize us as for him, john, and i know they're like all others. they should include our names and the citizens listed as the one on the list. i don't know where to, but i would have many right here refusing to return well me and my still renders them state list without the rights of, for the citizens. they say the long history of repression will only continue on of the but i'm, but how do we will, i mean, back to me on more if it gives us citizenship and as a gail to other ethnic groups, we will return willing me then we don't want to stay in bangladesh out of almost the deadline, we also have, i don't know that things are dis you'll, socrates acknowledged the demand that sofa have found no solution of the novelty. consider to be sure to remind you of refugees have raised the issue of the citizenship of the place that i'm central homes and blan, unless they want to go b

there's a lot of brittany we've had in this area the development has been the diaper itself.one point, before the current government, we had the challenge of fighting at the national level with various and numerous gold. we had a challenge in this area of ​​import , despite the emphasis of the leadership before this to be offered to the people at a reasonable price, this product , especially childbearing. it is of great interest to the young generation that the previous government imposed tariffs of 30% to 40% on products that were not produced domestically for any reason , and automatically increased the price of gold for domestic products . we had domestic production in some areas. or we could replace domestic production to some extent the raw materials in massoud area had been formed, the raw materials were somehow monopolized to an electricity producer, the producers were somehow deprived of anyone and everyone, and also the price increased to twice the world price, and the domestic development of the domestic monopoly had been formed. imports were banned again and variou

. - the incident following a reported dispute happened in a village in brittany.and her eight—year—old sister was in a state of shock. prosecutors say a man who was reportedly 71 years old was a dutch national, has been arrested along with his wife. the uk's foreign office says it is providing assistance to a british family following a shooting in france. the uk's head of counter terrorism policing says he's concerned about the growth of the british conspiracy theory movement. mattjukes, has told the bbc, that his team is "seeing evidence of conspiracy theories, being interwoven with extremism". 0ur disinformation and social media correspondent, marianna spring, has more. totnes in devon was one of the places where the conspiracy theory movement boomed during the pandemic. now, a motivated minority continue to protest and distribute the light paper. access to your money will be owned by and controlled by the state! former town mayor ben piper says he's become a key target for the movement. he fears an article about him in the light paper exacerbated the harassment

i'm brittany muller. back to you. >> and kron 4 will have complete coverage of the former president trump's arraignment tomorrow. our noelle bellow, we'll be joined by our political analysts as mister trump appears in federal court. our coverage starts right here on kron 4 at 11 o'clock in the morning right after the kron. 4 morning news. still ahead tonight at 10, a honeymoon in hawaii ends in tragedy after the groom from the bay area dies in an accident or hear from his best friend how he's being remembered. >> plus, canada says it is having trouble containing all those wildfires. what some u.s. lawmakers say the u.s. should be doing to help canada should be doing to help canada contain. ♪ there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. ♪ the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap. -with hands-on training, recruitment support, and access to a wide network of employers, this program provides the necessary skills to begin a career in cybersecurity. -one of

i think brittany is clearly trying to reassert is authority right now, but you can't escape the fact that this regime has taken a very serious blow. i am the different the, the system built to built is based on these informal networks and compliance and patron client relationships. and pay hosting was a very important fighter. and that was a creation of putting himself in to have people pretty harsh and turn on putting this way and, and concrete. what we saw over the past weekend cannot be, but a serious blow to booms authority. i think the, the, the problem we are going to see going forward is going to be different from the we've become accustomed to for the past 20 years. i think that they take the cockiness and, and, and the self assured this is going to rank hollow going forward. and so, so you're saying put things authorized to use significantly way can particularly among these boss networks that, that is a part of i'm how, how does this affect ross's war fighting capabilities in ukraine as well as having russians fighting russians in russia? i cannot, i cannot really be interpr

thank is a well, one week on from the wagner mercenary groups of board and brittany, russian foreign minister served a lot. ralph has done the fails rebellion 8 misadventure. most goes top. diplomat, stress to foreign media that russia would have come out of the uprising stronger than before. you have danny promotions mercenaries came within 200 kilometers of moscow last weekend. only to stand down after a deal brokered by bella versus alexander, the cushion code. the biggest challenge to president vladimir, approve is rule in decades, has left many questioning his criminal empower so let's dig into this with someone with an unmatchable view of russian politics. i'm very pleased to welcome. we have a question of a rush as prime minister from 2000 to 2004 inviting our fruitless 1st administration is now in exile as the leader of the office from people's freedom, a party. welcome back to d. w. after a few days to reflect on this, meet me and it's after shots. what impact do you think it will have on vladimir put his brain in russia to all domain domain name? think this very easy and ve

questions about racial profiling in france as low income communities of the full stars ease of dis. brittany, trying to extinguish tiles across from the police, killing of paris, teenage in my ear has ignited widespread rage, the fury descending into destruction. more than 800 people have been arrested president emmanuel, nicole and lifting e u summit to try and rain in the riots. he sees many of those involved a young people in blamed social media flickering, the unrest we've seen on snapshots tick tock and several other platforms. well, those to organization yvonne and gatherings. and the minute king of island, new york city free leads young people to detach from reality. and to feel that some of them are living on the street for video games. having talks okay to them. more offices of being deployed to control the violence. but the united nations has voiced it's concerns about french police this is a moment for the country to seriously address the issues of racism and racial discrimination in law enforcement. we also emphasize the importance of peaceful assembly. the french government reje