cindy's store has become a staple in the community. and while this burglary has her an edge, it won't stop her from continuing my energy is i will. >> to be at the store no matter what, no matter what. next time we hope we catch i just hope we help from the community. >> the owner, cindy is working with the renda police as the crime is under investigation. she has created a gofundme to help pay for the damages orinda. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> 4 people are hospitalized after police say they were shot in the parking lot of a beloved hayward restaurant late saturday night. it happened near the corner of foothill and hazel avenue at the grilled by ms gee kron four's joc moment has the story. >> what neighbors who described the slate that filipino restaurant has a pretty popular spot. but they say saturday night it was the scene of dozens of cop cars blocking off the scene on foothill boulevard. all that remains from a shooting saturday night. is this piece of caution tape outside the grilled by ms, gee, a filipino restaurant in haywar

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the owners cindy says in 25 years of business, this has never happened.ound 11:00am saturday morning 5 men came in rushing into the store, pepper spraying her employees and customers. they're doing fine. >> they did. they're doing fine. no, they didn't have to go. the hospital. which i thought because use older lady, one of and the customers were fine. so i had >> staff go home. thieves can be seen smashing multiple glass displays with hammers causing more than $20,000 in damages and $100,000 in jewelry was stolen or not. john. >> yeah, they were in that mom in and our staff was crying. it was very, very, very upsetting for us in the small community. >> this just doesn't happen here. >> cindy says she and her employees are still shaken up from the burglary. she says she's thankful for all the support from and the community. they helped us a lot there. great. the support of >> consigned things they are always saying, please don't leave, please don't let this happen to you. any robberies. we have the best jewelry. so it's it's very, very, very home. hurtful

cindy storer has become a staple in the community. and while this burglary has her an edge, it won't stop her from continuing my energy is i will. >> to be at the store no matter what, no matter what. next time we hope we catch him. i just hope we help from the community. >> the owner, cindy is working with the renda police as the crime is under investigation. she has created a gofundme to help pay for the damages orinda. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> well, temperatures going 11 suspects have been charged with multiple felonies for alleged welfare fraud. worth about 4 million dollars. the scheme involved soliciting people really evt cars. charge hundreds of dollars at a time for purchases that were never even made. the card holders will be given half the amount of the fraudulent charge. well, the business owner and their associates with keep the other half. now to a forum for exclusive just days before a special election in san mateo county. that'll champ christina corpus addressing that controversy surrounding her job tomorrow. san m

the owner cindy says in 25 years of business, this has never happened. she says around 11:00am saturday morning 5 men came in rushing into the store, pepper spraying her employees and customers. they're doing fine. >> they did. they're doing fine. no, they didn't have to go. the hospital. which i thought because use older lady, one of lead. and the customers were fine. so i had >> staff go home. thieves can be seen smashing multiple glass displays with hammers causing more than $20,000 in damages and $100,000 in jewelry was stolen or not. john. >> yeah, they were in that a mom in and our staff was crying. it was very, very, very upsetting for us in the small community. >> this just doesn't happen here. >> cindy says she and her employees are still shaken up from the burglary. she says she's thankful for all the support from and the community. they help us a lot there. great. the support of >> consigned things they are always eaying, please don't leave, please don't let this happen to you. any robberies. we have the best jewelry. so it's it's very, very,

. >> thank you so much and i want applicant is cindy lopez chair stain and i don't believe she is here this morning but i have heard nothing but positive comments about this recommendation and i don't see anything from my colleagues. >> mr. clerk would you please call for public comment on item four? yes. members of the public who wish to speak on this item should i have to speak at this time? each speaker be allowed two minutes? are there any members of the public would like to speak on this matter? i do not see any members of the public on this matter. >> thank you. seeing no speakers public comment is now closed and i like to make a motion to move cindy lopez and stain forward for seat eight with a positive recommendation on yes on that motion. right. sure. sherril sherril i remember madam and madam and i chair walton i well it's in i that motion passes without objection . >> thank you. motion carries, mr. clerk would you please call her next item. item number five is ordinance amending the administrative code to authorize the tax collector to refund property tax to the assessee or

now the owner, cindy says that in 25 years of operations, they've never had anything like this. she says it was about 11 o'clock saturday morning at 5 men came in. they rushed into the store again, pepper spring employees and customers and causing more than $20,000 in damage and taking more than $100,000 worth of jewelry. she and her employees say they are still shaken up about it. all. they're not. >> yeah, they weren't. that bombed in and our staff was crying. it was very, very, very upsetting for us in the small community. this just doesn't happen here. they're doing fine. they did. they're doing fine. no, they didn't have to go. the hospital. which i thought because use older lady, one of lead. and the customers were fine. so i had staff go home. >> cindy's working with orinda police right now as they continue their investigation. she has created a gofundme to help pay for the repairs. >> happening this month, it's the oakland marathon that's happening in. there's a full week of events. so it's from march 17 through march 23rd that this happens at the henry j kaiser center f

i was quick about him and mrs. walked off quite a bit of the way, not to cindy. i see a dyslexia phillip it is tell you we are forced to many of them. uh, mostly silverman office is the name is associated with this motor stuff. the do it for somebody else. we don't give some of i've got those physicians to hold on. let me just take up a couple of minutes of always with a just to find you mostly fully capital one. the one you play to the the, the for think of 14 to the new mobile these 3 big the local, the local supply. it was a little photo to us today will say. so i'm just going to see me is to just like watching jessica are hoping this to do that, but all those movies look on the all sort of them with those. and on the really taylor filters click that and then so let's see. so let's just another little aramark. it's a draw fee from cub botto. he's been a funny thing and this will for 2 years. but it'll be his 1st assault and you see up as he is now reciting the lines of a famous poem we brought from moscow about kind and splicing with fans. and instead of mouth

you feel comfortable with your the only don't lashelle, cindy? no v a. the key is the she'll the little hopefully to name william. this is a let's to increase the shows the little the subject cheese, the practice. she thinks uh in the it's just your, you have the dental also. so no, uh, is called cv or they look more the social is going on, you can do and i'll touch the lives with your home depot though. okay, well, have to have that here. all right, so the good, let's kind of digging in as much as it's can. i just can button uh, just the most i did. i'm very frustrated. yeah. do you think you had a bad night is on the yellow. how your cushion the 5 years out through the virus was discovered, a quarter of the world's population remains on vaccinated for cove at 19. this is recognized. if i can do it right. o g 0 investigates if a global pens and make treaty can end vaccine in equity. the flossing, the curves now to 0 or the sun rises really up to the, the history was written. the nature became a theory is here, the be students and it totally the timeless

cindy in the us will send up to $3000.00 additional so, so its 7 border with mexico to help preventing legal crossings defense secretary pete hex. it ordered the deform into spot of present donald trump, campaign against and documented migrate. and unofficial se 1000 small could be ordered in the coming months. a collision between 2 buses in bolivia has killed. let me 33 people, an injured several others. the crash happened in the western for tennessee region. need a ton of or uni. one of the buses was reportedly carrying passengers to a carnival rescue. teams of managed to save dozens of people after an avalanche struck a remote indian border area in the himalayas. at least 4 people has been killed and 5 others are missing. alex bad has a details. frantically digging through maces of snow rescue teams hope to find 80 signs of life. more than 50 road construction workers, hey, beneatha, signed when the eval on struck on friday. forget bigler, you see a boost in the headlights. they bring sheltering inside containers and to shit. narrow highway in the time of the region of india's con s

cindy, me reports from new york. the columbia university has been under locked down ever since police were called in to clear out an encampment last year, forcing student protesters to get creative here to students to disrupt a history of israel. classic bernard college, columbia sisters school. the move lead to their exposure and which led to a, sitting outside the school presidents office calling for the students to be reinstated. so for their calls for amnesty like calls to divest from israel, have not been answered at the it was extremely disoriented. but these 3 graduate students are taking a different approach. they're suing the university and how would you describe the disciplinary process to go through a circus? kangaroo court? it's just like the bar as you go, here's new committee. 03, right? the rules as you go transparency. yeah. after taking part in multiple, unsanctioned demonstrations like this one, each is facing a suspension of a year or more. the lawsuit alleges the university violated its own discip

cindy is across the gaza strip, were hoping to start off the holy month of ramadan with a positive note to an end of their suffering and permanent displacement. but as we walk down the market, this small market in the heart of old java city, it's hard to avoid hearing people talking about their fears and concerns over the statements and is really persistence of extending phase one of the fees fire over or rather than moving into phase 2 as agreed upon with the agreements between as well and how much and that's how come off of that because we don't want to more anymore, you know, if it's, you know, we're more than enough from this one to leave. like all other people of the world, so i'm really scared, i'm very worried. we need to find jobs and we want to feed our children. and of course i feel very worried, especially with the presence of this arrogant terrorist group in the is really government. also the presence of trump who encourages israel causes a loss of concerns. we have skid of a new war. so yeah, we don't know what to do. we just need the will to stop once and for roll. the clo

hello cindy. as in golf. uh huh. mulch beth best day of false things for the muslim holy month. of ramadan, they did so image, russell and destruction i. prisoner released onto the c 5 deal returned home to find many of his family members were killed in on his riley strike. mohammed hodges reports sunset, overt garza, the time for prayer and reflection. this is what i was on the comes without the threats of is really bombing. but the palestinians fair because of the 1st phase of the seas by a comes to and then they'll be a return to the desk and displacement while left now. okay, see, and then how do i, what did you have to did that i am scared of the work to be launched again after 15 months of suffering and bombing and showing we only as a country to do what is necessary for the 2nd stage of negotiations. to start soon into increasing and many to again 8 and to start with construction of gaza palestinians in gauze. i've lost so much this past year and livelihoods that most of their loved ones is yusef. i'm a person of the 25 of his family members, and then this rarely strike,

hello, cindy and zach sold off to beverly east, says parsons, the goals and seaside till he sent his wife a replacement wedding ring of the she was found from leaving the occupied west bank to meet him lower calling her pulse. and nephew knew the when she married know that goofy, that she'd made a lifelong commitment to a man who lived much of his life behind bars the longest subbing policy in prison. the he was held in his way to jails for 45 years before being released and exiled his pulse for prisoner exchange, deal with israel on thursday. just a few lucky theater and i just heard that you left for being restricted, speaking to him by both of them on their lives, on the screen to tell him she misses him off the she was band for bleeding the occupied westbank. his 1st message on release from jail was one of resistance. the every palestinian in the world must know that the brutal is ready, occupation will never stay for ever. and that tell us time will be totally liberated. but his 1st priority was a symbol of devotion sending him on a wedding ring to replace the one that being con

we will go to cindy in pennsylvania on the line for republicans. caller: how are you? i am calling to say that i think president trump did an awesome job yesterday. that man was not thankful. he had billions of dollars of war. i am a taxpayer. i want that money back. it is not fair. i know people are being killed. but president trump has to be really strong just like john f. kennedy was during the cuban crisis. you have to be tough. you cannot be a wimp and he isn't. i know he wants peace. everything was settled but this guy is backing out. he is a little dictator and i believe that. he does not care that much for his people. i think if he would sign the agreement and start the process because we need money for our country. our country is falling apart right now. i am poor. i am not rich. i paid all of those tax dollars and biden gave billions away, billions of our money without our consent. i don't think that's right. i really appreciate what president trump is doing and god bless america right now. host: that was cindy in pennsylvania. our last call, teresa in virgin

craig calloway the kingpin of atlantic cindy just pled guilty to voter fraud with mail and schemes khaki a habit of paying couriers $50 a pop to rig ballots for his favorite candidates. the problem? the ballots they were dropping off belong to people who didn't even know they voted. but craig is not the only stuffer in the news. we told you last week wanda got popped again for stuffing. prime time producers called the cops and got her mug shot. here it is. we hope this is the final time we have to show her face. because the last time around she was grinning ear to ear. but in this new one, "wanda looks worn out. these voter fraud stories that the media says don't exist, "do. and a reminder of why we need to voter i.d. because there are a lot of other crags and wanda's out there just waiting for the next election. ♪ ♪ as many of you know, gene hackman passed away and i want everyone who was a fan of his or who had seen any of his movies to read his obituary in "the new york times". trust me, it is very important. let's do some text messages. gary from new jersey, trump had to televise the

, you know what pete and will used call me, they used the call me indy sheehan, then they moved to cindylaughter] is that says a lot. get used to it. charlie: i just realize, you could actually use this cup. rachel: yeah, that's a great idea. pete hegseth -- peter: thanks, secretary hegseth. rachel: you lost your yeti. you got a time, but you lost the yeti. [laughter] charlie: turning now no your headlines, starting with a win in the war on terror, the u.s. military killing a senior military leader of an al-qaeda affiliate in syria. that high-value a target was taken out in a precision airstrike. centcom's general is vowing the u.s. will pursue terrorists relentlessly. >>> check out this out of this world image beamed back to to earth from the moon. it's courtesy of the blue ghost lander after a successful touchdown overnight. [cheers and applause] >> -- just became the first commercial company in history to complete a fully successful moon if landing. charlie: god bless private enterprise. the lander now expected to spend two weeks studying the moon's surface. >>> and finally, m if ooo-

host: back to your calls, let's hear from cindy in connecticut on the line for republicans.aller: good morning. it was very upsetting what happened yesterday. i don't think we are supposed to blame trump for all of this. zelenskyy should not have started that in public. he could have talked to president trump in private. this was a first step. security talks might have come later. let's remind people in 2014, the ukrainians have been attacking the russian-ukrainian in the donbas region where thousands of those people who want to be russian have been killed. ukraine has been totally innocent and all of this. it's horrible what has happened. russia was wrong to invade. you know, there has been fighting over the donbas region for decades. you know, thousands -- ukrainians killed thousands of ukrainian-russians. people forget about that. you need to go back and look at history. everyone just wants to be on donald trump. he has nothing to do with this war started. blame your ex-president for this happening with the talk of a little incursion that gave russia the green light to go

so we continue to have meetings and cindy kaufman, our deputy director works very closely with eli gilmartin who is the new director of mayor's office on disability. so that is all going smoothly. >> lastly and i really should end on this note. on a federal level we're hearing from some members of the community about some federal contracts and the impact not being able to have these contracts will have on their services. and that's for cbos who have contracts directly with the federal government. >> so i can't really say anything more about this as we're trying to work out what this all means and what contracts have been. it's just very complicated at the moment. we are working with our city attorney's office. >> we are working closely with the with cwa, dia and i am hoping to have more information in the coming weeks. but for now we're all just trying to figure out what what it all means and i think that's all i have unless there are any questions. >> i just have one question. the cdos that have direct contracts. can you give us an idea of the order of magnitude or is that being figured out

happening today, the san francisco bay area, independent media center also known as cindy bay protest mass deportations. the group says matt mass deportations are nothing more than quote, a witch hunt. the event starts today at 11:00am on sansom street in san francisco. happening today, the annual polar plunge at crown beach in alameda is back and >> the fun event helps raise money for the special olympics. but kyla grogan is live for us now with a look at the fun expected to take place. good morning. >> hey there. hey, stephanie, it is a little chilly out here. not gonna lie to it's a little breezy out here which is making it feel a little chillier out here. but people are in such good spirits to be here today to support special olympics. this is one of their 4 signature fundraising events that helps to fund all of the programming for children and adults with intellectual disabilities throughout the year. and so it's an important event and people are going to jump in the water. we've got a 5 k going to and i have david silva whose our ceo and president special effects. good morning a

this is cindy in washington state, republican. good morning. caller: good morning. calling about the meeting with ukraine and trump in the oval office. you know, zelenskyy and trump had an agreement and zelenskyy flew here to sign the agreement. zelenskyy met with senator chris murphy just prior to the meeting with trump. he sabotaged the signing of that agreement. then, set out to say trump and j.d. ambushed zelenskyy. zelenskyy and murphy ambushed trump. guest: well, i think that meeting is in the eye of the beholder. if you are a supporter of president trump, you find blame with zelenskyy that he blew up the deal. clearly zelenskyy had intentionings of making a deal flying all the way from kyiv to washington to meet with the president of the united states and the vice president as well as a number of senators in the runup to that oval office meeting. democrats and critics of president trump would say that president trump and j.d. attacked zelenskyy in the middle of that meeting in front of all of those television cameras. host: i think most member of congresses w