so clifford, i wonder why is this happening? well i think it's, like we said many times before with this that when you look at these, this situation and politics always trumps economics. and in china, and this is very much a decision, a political decision. i think it's tied in with the, the relationship between the west in china and regardless of the impact that these business people are having. i think that ultimately if there's a feeling within the communist party that it's better to, to, to freeze at the west. i think that your, it's going to lead to these kind of exit bonds happening. it's going to lead to people like you say, nobody wants to be the 1st to be arrested. so they're, they're quite happy for the situation to continue that. people don't want to go to china. we are seeing signs of a reset. now in western relations with china, particularly the u. s. relations with china. so maybe the situation will change, but ultimately i think they hold exit bond strategy if it and it is a strategy comes down to political reasoni

at kuhn and clifford. can you tell us more about these exit bands? have chinese authorities provided any explanation, or are they truly arbitrary? well, i think as us china relations have worse, and they've become more arbitrary and they become scary or harder to work out exactly what's going on. it's quite a broad issue here. we have sort of a profile global issues like the detention of 2 canadian nationals in a, in a power and retaliation for the detention of, of a senior chinese executive. then you have more sort of plastic espionage cases where people are tried in secret and they just go to jail and we don't know what happens. and then you have the exit bonds where you have executives who are involved in various business dealings or whatever. who are just not allowed to leave the country, and they're stuck in their hotels, in shanghai or in guam, joe or wherever they are. but they don't, we, you know, why they're, there, i'm what's going on. and in the most extreme cases, these people are for nationals

a different tone in dw business. china analyst is here to talk some more about this, clifford, why do german financial firms want more access to china? but what we've seen with german farms in china is they have great success with the car industry with manufacturing. now we've got the financial services sector and it's a bit like the holy grail. in some ways, you've got 1400000000 people. that's a lot of pension plans as a lot of saving plans, a lot of financial products. so ad german firms are very keen to get a piece of that, i think. and how likely is it that drum and bass germans, insurance companies will get more china business? but again, i think if we look back at the presidents for germany, firms, they've got access, but then they've also suffered from, from various issues such as technology transfer and in somebody's being muffled. i buy domestic firms and that could very easily help them with financial products. it's very easy to see technology transfer when it comes to making a car, but you can do the same thing with a pension plan. and it could be that chinese firms actual

i think for germany in china relations, clifford conan dw business china analyst, clifford as always, thank and now to some of the other global business stories making news, indonesia as launching south east asia as 1st high speed. the railway the chinese made bullet train will travel between the capitol jakarta and the job and city of band dung. turning what used to be a 3 hour journey into a 45 minute drive. train named bush cost more than $7000000000.00 to build with funding coming from china as belt and road initiative. arizona manufacturing exhibit in september remain stuck in a deep and broad base downturn, according to the h. c o. b purchasing managers index. alice said it was a sign that the manufacturing recession continued. meanwhile, a u. k. manufacturing survey showed that activity also continued to slow sharply and september. it is ongoing now where a number of restaurant companies are facing taxes and post by the government, which they say they're competitors don't. the claims are in line with findings of the problem is budgetary control. committee secures as prime minis

kron four's charles clifford has details. >> here in the u.s. large commercial airlines no longer use leaded aviation fuel that a lot of smaller airports still sell it. and a lot of smaller planes like prop planes still use it. but there is an ongoing push to put an end to the practice. good morning. welcome everyone. >> on tuesday, the u.s. epa announced that the california department of public health has been awarded a $776,000 grant to be used to help airports across the state transition from using leaded aviation fuel to unleaded aviation fuel. the epa estimates that let aviation fuel is the largest source of lead in the air constituting more than 400 tons of lead per year. a pace analysis showed that more than 5 million people live within 500 meters of airports. >> and 360,000 of those are children age 5 and younger. the funds provided through the grants are meant to be used to help pay for training. studies roundtable discussions and education about the dangers of leaded fuel and what airports need to do to make the switch u.s. representat

but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news.h involving of the late sen. >> yeah, you know, i started kron in you would see are from time to time. but the first time i ever met her a it was november 2002, i just started to kron 4 and i was sent to her house in presidio to see if she would come out and talk about the election at the time. it was standing there by myself. >> and she came out and she said, what are you doing and i said they sent me to interview you and she said will come in the house. so when the house and she's like, we'll have a seat on the couch. some sitting on her couch and she said, would you like some coffee? and i don't drink coffee. don't like coffee. but you know, when in rome. so i said, yes, i would love some coffee. so she served me a cup of coffee in a white mug that said feinstein for senate on it. and so i sat in her front room for probably 20 minutes were just shooting the breeze. and at one point, as i i'm supposed to interview him just like, okay, great. let's go outside and we went outside in an

but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news., thank hopefully they can de-escalate the situation and this peacefully. >> we appreciate your update there live from the scene. we also want to show you to some of the alternates that you can use to get around. if you're in concord. >> and you're trying to get on to 42. you've got to get up to concord avenue. that's where you can get back on. but if you're coming from outside of concord, we've got john standing by with what your best options might be. yeah, it's good to know, james, that there's routes that you can take to go around this and especially just being encouraged to avoid the area because it's already a huge backup. there's your trying to get up 6.80, and then on to 2.42 itself, which is just closed down. so perhaps you're heading up 6.80, kirker pass road is going to be the alternative. you that you want to take. that's going to get you right on over there towards antioch, pittsburgh, areas like that. so what you'll do is you'll just get right off right around walnut cree

kron four's charles clifford explains. well here in san francisco, public safety is a big issue today. the mayor said >> the city will ask voters for help dealing with the problem. good morning, everyone. on tuesday, san francisco mayor london breed announced that voters will be asked to weigh in on a new plan to change how the city's police department and the police commission operate. the ballot measure is called safer san francisco. and if approved, it would do 3 things. first. it would allow the police department to use new technology, including installing surveillance cameras and using drones. we can be living in the dark ages when technology, san francisco is that ai capital of the world. we have technology tools. >> and we need to use second. it would make changes to the police department that the mayor says would allow officers to focus on dealing with crime. >> it also eliminates requirements were unnecessary paperwork. so do we don't keep sending officers back to their deaths when they can be out on the streets.

our kron 4 charles clifford gives us a closer look. well, here in san francisco fleet week has returned of the fleet portion of that is here. that is the uss john p murtha behind me. there are also on monday morning we saw the navy blue angels flying around san francisco bay. >> for what is the beginning of a very busy week. monday morning, the navy's blue angels arrived in the bay area to kick off san francisco fleet week. >> each year fleet week attracts hundreds of thousands of people to the city throughout the week. visitors can tour ships docked along san francisco's waterfront. there's also a high school band competition, a concert to honor the fallen on thursday evening. art exhibits and free concerts around the city. but fleet week's biggest attractions start on friday morning at 11 with the parade of ships arriving through the golden gate, the air show which features navy air force and civilian planes will take to the skies throughout the day on friday, saturday and sunday. the navy blue angels always the main attraction will

that >> far, though, instead, this plane made an emergency landing in portland kron. 4 s charles clifford reports. >> fortunately, no one was injured as a result of this incident. but now the fbi in the portland police department are investigating this case and one man is in custody facing 167 charges, including 83 counts of attempted murder on sunday afternoon, alaska airlines flight 2, 0, 5, 9, a 76 seat horizon air flight was flying from everett, washington to san francisco. >> when an off-duty alaska airlines pilot who was riding in the jump 13, the cockpit allegedly tried to shut down the engines of the plane. the pilots were able to regain control and that man was removed from the cockpit. the pilots then requested to make an emergency landing in portland that can be heard, describing the situation over the radio. we've got to try the cockpit. >> we want law enforcement to get on the ground part? >> after landing, the suspect was taken into custody without incident. he has since been identified as 44 year-old joseph david emerson, residents of pleasant hill at this point, we don't k

charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> all right. so big week here in the bay. we have the chief with with that. we do. >> salute right here, right? right now, getting ready for the big week ahead this it could the weather be better know, you know what apps, not. i think that's about as good as it's going to be right. these guys would love to. i mean, the flying conditions around the bay area. of course we get that fog. that could be a big problem. i don't think the fog is going to be an issue at all. it's going to just how nice it's going to be over a quite town right now. we've got some clear skies. you can see not much in the way of wind out there at all out of the bridge to be flying over that, too. yeah, it's looking beautiful out there right now. yesterday we had that fog over sneaking inside the bridge. well, not tonight. it is going to start to clear out those offshore we're in for one of the nicest fleet weather wise. we've seen in quite some time. temperatures even into san francisco. be prepared. yeah, it is going to be toasty even in san francisco st

charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> time now for our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a nice look at san francisco on at the end of the rather hot day, it's pretty toasty even in the is going to peak tomorrow. yeah, i think tomorrow be it's going to be a lot hotter tomorrow. wheat actually tied one record today here in the bay area. otherwise with that sunshine and warm temperatures all the way to the coastline where folks don't usually see that heat all the time. but september and october and they can be our summer here in the bay area. we've seen that sunshine, but now the sun set on the bay area still looking good out there. we've got mostly clear skies, a little haze in the atmosphere that some of the plude's building up outside. we'll see more of that again for tomorrow. up toward the golden gate bridge. we're cloud-free there. that's the way it is going to stay tonight. little bit of offshore wind develop overnight tonight. but yeah, one record today at the sfo. the temperatures go international airport. he had tied a record of 86 degrees. not bad.

i'm ken wayne kron. 4 charles clifford has more on what those changes are all about. >> well, here in calais, how the police department is critically understaffed. and for years they faced allegations of use of force abuse and also misconduct. the city and the state of in trying to reform the police department. today they announced a new effort to keep that work going. california attorney general rob bonta announced on monday that the state doj and the city of les are launching a new effort to reform the vallejo police department. >> this is a continuation of a process that started 3 years ago. the state says the progress has been made, but that they're still a long ways to go. the new effort will focus on 45 areas of improvement, including addressing patterns and practices of unconstitutional conduct promoting public safety supporting officers and protecting the rights of the people of all a hoax. the new effort also seeks to address the use of unreasonable force by holding officers and supervisors responsible. it would also change how and when officers may conduct a search to ensure

but for now in vallejo, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you for that live report. and now to our coverage of the israel hamas war. americans are being evacuated from israel as the country prepares for an expected ground invasion in gaza. more than a half a million people have fled their homes in gaza just in the past few days since at least saturday, there have been reports that israeli invasion of gaza could happen at any time. so far, it's not started. there's no word on exactly when it would begin. israel continues to launch airstrikes there and hamas continues to fire rockets at israel today. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke to the israeli parliament where he said the goal of the war is to destroy hamas and to make sure that that group can ever threaten israeli citizens again, israel's army is in position right next to the gaza border. there are some 360,000 reservists who have been called up and they're waiting on word for when they can invade in washington. president biden has postponed a trip to colorado. so he can attend national security meeting

but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you so much. >> we'll take a live look outside from our camera on top of mount tam seeing the clouds that are out there right now. little bit of sun for some parts of the bay area. kron meteorologist kyla grogan here now with details. and what a difference today saturday. absolutely. so i thought i'd take a look first at just how warm we got yesterday. can see some of these highs out there. sfo got up to 88 degrees. 96 in santa rosa. 97 in pittsburgh, abbott, even. >> you know, a little bit warm out at the coast. there were 68 in half moon bay, 94 down in mountain view. we did set a few records daily record. so this is the record that we set and the year that we so santa rosa, 96 meter record from 2022. sfo also beat a record from 2022. napa, the record from 1933. by getting up to 95 san jose of record from 1913, and richmond from just last year, 92 degrees. they got up to so little bit warm out there. no doubt about it. we are definitely seeing some of the blue skies b

we'll turn now to kron 4 charles clifford.live for us there outside of city hall with where that service has been going on today. house, what's it like out there? what are people saying about her? >> well, it's been a very busy day and civic center plaza outside city hall. we've got a lot of people going inside to see here. there's also a lot of media here covering not only today, but tomorrow they'll be here for the memorial service. now, the senator's casket arrived here at city hall around 8.30 this morning. let's going take a look at some video from inside. they placed her car casket. covered in a flag there in the rotunda just beneath the mares balcony outside the mayor's office. people

but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you so much. and you can track the weather in your neighborhood anytime on our website. kron 4 dot com and on the kron 4 app. we have posted full forecast interactive radar and weather alerts. just download the kron 4 app. wherever you get your apps. is a massive manhunt in maine that's now stretching into its second day as authorities are scouring the land and the sea for any signs of this accused killer. that suspect now has been on the loose since wednesday night when officials say he shot and killed 18 people and wounded 13 others. now law enforcement is focusing on an area where his car was found. reporter kareen wynter has the latest. >> horrific accounts from survivors of the main mass shooting. i just didn't think she was even going to be alive or that i'd ever this year again. jennifer is on speaking from her hos-ital bed, one of more than a dozen victims wounded in the attack told abc news she felt a bullet pierced her body and fell to the ground but somehow got to safety stood up. >> an

that's the very latest here in solano county, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> charles, thank you so much. and you can track the weather your neighborhood anytime on our website. kron 4 dot com and also on the kron 4 app. we have posted full forecast, interactive radar and weather alerts. just download the kron. 4 app. wherever you get your apps. the massive manhunt for a mass shooting suspect in maine is now in its second day. and we're learning more now about the 18 victims killed today, though, the search for the suspect officially went under water. kareen wynter reports the divers are searching the area near a dock where the suspect's car was found. >> an intense search continues for the gunman in the deadly main mass shooting. stricken community clings to hope police will soon find the killer. >> and that those impacted are to begin healing. >> we're trained for everyone. >> hoping everyone gets through this officers and federal agents zeroed in on a location in lisbon, maine. today. it's just 8 miles from houston, where suspect 40 year-old robert card killed 18 people this week

to me not the more is the double china, unless clifford could. i'm careful. what is china's interest in the israel home? us war? well, i think we've seen and on many occasions in recent years had china is seeking to match it. scrolling economic power with political and diplomatic muscle, and i think that this, this feeds very much into the, into that situation. it, it's, uh, it wants to boost. it stays us as a super power to rival that the united states. it also sees itself is a champion, is portraying itself as the champion of the global south. so there's a lot going on here. but at the same time, the gap between what china says and what it actually does is, and how it per takes its place in global events is enormous. so what you're saying is basically this is more optics and self interest on the part of china than anything else. i think i think it is, although optics and unself interests are often quite mixed when it comes to how china is betraying itself. because it's very aware of how things look and particular when it comes to things which it doesn't see

clifford, the white house council was also present in that meeting. general marshall started off, the president listend attentively and then said, "i would like now to hear mclark, but as i spoke, i saw marshall's face getting ridder. george marshall realized that trump supported israel for two reasons, zionist money and votes in the upcoming elections and truman mentioned this explicitly. however, marshall tried to make truman aware of the consequences of his decision. we are in the midst of very critical situation, we should therefore." or carefully avoid approaching international problems on an emotional basis. finally, marshall said that if truman recognized the israeli interim government, he would not support his candidacy in the upcoming elections. but two days later on may the 14th, 1948, the leaders of the jewish national council went to this building, the tell aviv museum to proclaim the establishment of an independent jewish state. the next arab israeli dispute was over waterway built in 1869 in egypt. this canal connected port said on the m

clark clifford, the white house council, was also pressed. in that meeting, general marshall started off, the president listened attentively and then said, i would like... now to hear from clark, but as i spoke, i saw marshall's face getting ridder. george marshall realized that truemen supported israel for two reasons, zionist money and votes in the upcoming elections and truman mentioned this point explicitly. however, marshall tried to make truman aware of the consequences of his decision. we are in the midst of very critical. situation. we should therefore carefully avoid approaching international problems on an emotional basis. finally, marshall said that if truman recognized the israeli interim government, he would not support his candidacy in the upcoming elections. but two days later, on may the 14th, 1948, the leaders of the jewish national council went to this building, the tel aviv museum, to proclaim the establishment of an independent. jewish state. זוהי זכותו הטבעית של העם היהודי להיות בכל עם ועם עומד ברשות עצמו במדינתו הרבנית אשר יפתח לרווחה את שערי המולדת לכל יהודי. ל

clark clifford the white house council was also present in the meeting. general marshall started up the president listened attentively and then said i would like... now to hear for clark, but as i spoke, i saw a marshall's face getting rider and ratter. george marshall realized that true men supported israel for two reasons: zionist money and votes in upcoming elections and truman mentioned this point explicitly. however, marshall tried to make truman aware of the consequences of his decision. we are in the midst of very critical situation. we should therefore carry. international problems on an emotional basis. finally marshall that that ruman recognized the israeli in-term government, he would not support candidacy in the oming elections. but two days later, on may 14th, 1948, the leaders of the jewish national council went to this building, the tel aviv to proclaim the an independent jewish state. the next arab israeli dispute was over waterway built in 1869 in egypt. this canal connected port said on the mediterranean coast in the red sea, this waterw

but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you so much. >> happening right now, oakland mayor sheng thao was about to deliver her first state of the city address. it will take place at frank ogawa plaza right in front of city hall. it has been a rough first year for the mayor since taking office in january. tao has fired the city's police chief also seen an increase in violent crime and homicides and also watched many longtime small businesses shut down. and now the mayor is 2 weeks late in delivering her first address and organizer seneca. scott says that is a violation of oakland's city charter adding this message for the mayor. >> becoming adult. this is not high school. you won a moose u.s. city. we demand you show up to every day and do the job. stop lying to the people. stop mocking payments to poland. >> we are going to be watching the mayor's address very closely and we'll have reports for you throughout the afternoon here on kron 4. and also recap tonight at 5, 6, and hours before mayor thao state of th

charles clifford, thank you so much for your coverage. i know you have. >> more work ahead of you today to protest more of the sights and sounds from the scotts yard of a snake. you so much here. >> and there were several high-profile speaker rose up both on the local and national level as these politicians took the podium today to share their remarks and memories of the late sen that memorial service taking place right in front of san francisco city hall and kron four's also got money in. joining us now live from newsroom with that part of the coverage, was there a particular speaker that you found most most poignant? i think mayor london breed fantastic job, justine, but there were so many personal stories that were shared with the public today from senate majority leader chuck schumer to the vice president to feinstein's own granddaughter is mentioned. >> people did brave the heat. see that outside city hall in san francisco, mayor london breed. welcome them into the memorial. born and raised here, mayor breach or her own memories as a

kron 4 s charles clifford joins us live from the south bay with more on that. hey, charles. >> good afternoon. well, this is flood preparedness week here in california. officials are asking people to be ready. >> california's rainy season usually runs october to april, but this winter, we will see el nino conditions, which traditionally has meant warmer temperatures and more rainfall. and that means a higher likelihood of flooding here in the south bay, the santa clara valley water district has been clearing out the creeks, including guadalupe creek, silver creek and coyote creek in preparation for potentially wet weather. the city of san jose is also clear thousands of storm drains at a press conference on wednesday morning. the city along with ali water and the national weather service are advising people to be prepared. it's really important to be prepared. now. >> prepared ahead of time to know your risks. know your hazards. and in no those places to go to find that critical information that you need in order to protect your property as well as your light.

charles clifford joins us live now from san francisco with the latest on charles, what are you hearing out there? >> well, the rally has wrapped up for today, but there are hundreds of people here who support israel, who are demanding that hamas release their hostages. >> friday afternoon, hundreds of supporters of israel gathered in front of san francisco city hall demanding that hamas return the 130 to 150 hostages, men, women, children, and the elderly who have been taken over the course of the last week. >> i call mothers and father to help out. our children safe. negotiations right now. >> we must demand immediate to released. and make sure all home alive and safe and we should do whatever we can from here to make this call loud and clear say me, them home. >> this rally was organized by the jewish community relations council of the bay area. and we need start doing everything we can to bring them near life. cho, my helped put it together. she says that after a week of watching what's happening in israel and gaza, she felt compelled to do something we still fight. he know for the

happen until the march election, but that measure seeks to improve public safety kron. 4 charles clifford joins us now live from san francisco with details here. so what's on this ballot measure? charles? >> well, here in san francisco, a public safety is a big issue. today. the mayor said the city will ask voters for some help in dealing with the problem. >> good morning, everyone. on tuesday, san francisco mayor london breed announced that voters will be asked to weigh in on a new plan to change how the city's police department and the police commission operate. the ballot measure is called safer san francisco. and if approved, it would do 3 things. first. it would allow the police department to use new technology, including installing surveillance cameras and using drones. we can be living in the dark ages when technology, san francisco is that ai capital of the world. we have technology tools. >> and we need to use >> second, it would make changes to the police department that the mayor says would allow officers to focus on dealing with crime. >> it also eliminates requirements were u

but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you. and charles brought the fog and the person who has the right answers for all. that is our meteorologist kyla grogan. we'll take a look outside. this will be the view that we'll have a lot of planes going around as we hit a fleet week week. do you think for the week? i think we're doing pretty good, especially. i was looking ahead to thursday friday thursday they start rehearsing. that shows that when you start to kind of hear all the buzz in going around favorites is going friday. of course, they kick it off. >> and it looks like because of this high pressure are not only going to have nice weather the next couple of days. but thursday, friday looking great. we're talking about low to mid 80's in san francisco. yes, you heard me correctly and plenty of sunshine. so i think we're going to great weather for this. the only day i'm not entirely sure about his sunday that we could start to see some of that fog creep back in. but i think a marine layer will be kept in check for a couple day

but for now in san jose, charles clifford kron, 4 charles, thank you so much. we'll go now to the very latest on the manhunt underway right now for the gunman suspected in 2 mass shootings in maine. >> 18 people are dead. 13 others hurt. there are tens of thousands of people who are sheltering in place right now. and this massive search has stretched on for hours nearby schools and businesses have been shut down. get the latest now from reporter kareen wynter. >> a massacre in >> that manhunt underway for the suspect. he should be considered armed and dangerous. 40 year-old robert card. police say a certified firearms instructor in the u.s. army reserve assigned to a base in saco maine with a history of mental health issues. card was committed to a mental health facility for 2 weeks over the summer. currently there is an arrest warrant for 8 counts of murder. >> mister karr. >> and the reason it's 8 counts because 10 people have not yet been identified as those people are identified. the council probably go to the total of 18. 18 people killed, 13 injured in th

but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you so much. should be a fun week. and it is another victory monday for the forty-niners as they improved to a 4 and oh record with another impressive win over the arizona cardinals. there was. >> a historic performance from that star running back kron four's. kate rooney joining us here now. >> with all the highlights, it's victory monday. again, justine. well, yeah, or for 4, but there was like a thursday night game. so close. that's true. 4 wins anyway, right? >> i'm not calling this victory monday, though. i'm christening this mccaffrey monday because christian mccaffrey's performance is one that we're going to be talking about for a long time. and just to think a year ago, he wasn't even a 49 er yet. but at this point that feels like ancient history. after mccaffrey, help san francisco beat the cardinals. 35 to 16 with a career-high 4 touchdowns. 3 rushing and one through the air. >> and exactly what made this so special? well, for starters, it was 13th straight game with a touchdown that >>

kron. 4 charles clifford joins us now live with more on the mayor's plan. she says it's going to keep the people the city safe. charles? >> yeah, well, the mayor and some other elected officials city officials have come up with a plan to make some changes and they're going to ask voters if they think those changes will help. >> good morning, everyone. on tuesday, san francisco mayor london breed announced that voters will be asked to weigh in on a new plan to change how the city's police department and the police commission operate. the ballot measure is called safer san francisco. and if approved, it would do 3 things. first. it would allow the police department to use new technology, including installing surveillance cameras and using drones. we can be living in the dark ages when technology, san francisco is that ai capital of the world. we have technology tools. >> and we need to use them second. it would make changes to the police department that the mayor says allow officers to focus on dealing with crime. >> it also eliminates requirements were unnec

charles clifford kron, 4 news. all right, charles, thank you for your coverage. >> now to developing news, some bay area police agencies are boosting patrols at places of worship amid security concerns surrounding the israel hamas war kron four's will tran is in san jose with the latest. the san jose police department and other police departments across the country. and i'm sure many others in the bay area. >> they are stepping up their patrols because they are fully aware that a former leader of hamas, he declared this day a day of. rising anger in support of palestinians for what's going on in israel and they could turn violent, which is why they are telling their police officers patrol the areas, especially synagogues in new york city. they've already sold their police officers show up in full uniform and get ready to deploy. i can tell you in the south bay synagogues getting protection even before today, actually, we were at a synagogue and people showed up to worship. but they, of course, are very fearful by w

but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. >> happening tonight, the snow glen school board will meet to discuss repealing the ban on displaying the pride flag at school. right now. the rule say that's no glenn. the school district can only fly the american flag and the california state flag in front of the school. it went into effect on september. 12th and a 2 to one vote. a resolution will be introduced at tonight's meeting to try and repeal that ban. >> very heavy around here. it's become a very sort of toxic work environment. it's been, you know, flags were removed. i welcome flags. welcome to sing all types. flags were and it's been very challenging and very divisive. this last month. >> in september, that meeting got so heated that alameda deputies were called in that school board meeting takes place tonight at 5.30. a live look outside right now here in san francisco. looking out across the bar kundera towards the bay bridge. we see lots of clouds out there. meteorologist kyla grogan here. now detail

but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you so much. and staying in the east bay, a man shot multiple times by any police officers earlier this month during a foot chase disputes police accounts that he pointed the gun at them. kron 4 all shows us. the newly surfaced video that may strengthen his claims. >> a bystander who filmed this cell phone video recently shared it with 30 year-old daniel mac inc family makin civil rights attorney melissa nold says the person pass it along to help with his defense after reaching the antioch police departments reasoning for the show. >> i think the concern was going to be the transparency and accountability of the police are saying that they shot somebody, you know, almost, you know, almost 10 times because something they didn't need to be able to show that that actually happened. it appears that they're that they're, you know, that there is at least that minimum misleading. the public is the full details of what happened on the morning of the shooting. police say an antioch community service office

charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> a 3.1 earthquake shook parts of northern california today. it hit around 9.30, this morning in the city of 1010. that's about 65 miles east of san francisco. so far more than one-thousand. did you feel it? responses have been sent to the usgs and this follows a 4.7 quake that hit along california's north coast on monday. so even if you didn't feel the quake, you likely got an alert on your phone. that quake triggered the shake alert app and also the early warning earthquake system. the apted overstate the magnitude at first calling it a 5.7 and ended up being a 4.0. one. the usgs says that the shake alert app works with very little information in the first few seconds of a quake. it's meant to really give you a chance to prepare and try to stay safe. so we'll talk about that and get a closer look at the map as exactly where that quake was. we all got that alert. i was like, was >> yeah, i know we all got that alert. it is a moment where you definitely look at your phone to thankfully not hearing if there are any problems of injuries with news

but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. >> coming up next here at noon and east bay city taking a new approach to responding to behavioral health calls. why police will no longer be the first on scene. plus, we learn more about the terrorist group responsible for killing hundreds of israeli citizens. so what is hamas and what is their end goal? but first, castro valley pride is calling on the school board to reverse its decision on a pride flag ban. why they believe the ban. why they believe the school board air wick. air wick's limited edition fragrances are infused with natural essential oils for authentic seasonal scents that fill your home with warmth and cheer. even the most chill of parents know when it's time to go into protect mode. nothing kills more viruses on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. ♪ >> happening tonight, the oakland school board will meet to discuss repealing the ban that displaying the pride flag at school. this is been a heated topic at previous meetings. kron four's w

but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 charles, thank you. and now we go to the east bay where we're learning more about a deadly shooting at a barbershop in san leandro. one person shot and killed. >> kron four's amanda hari on the scene. >> the san leandro community is shocked by this shooting that happened in the middle of the day. we're learning the victim was a barber at this shop down the street. >> it's a family oriented shop. this kids here. every time i've come, dozens of people gathering near the crime scene tape tuesday afternoon, crying and hugging one another after hearing a member of their community was shot and killed around one san leandro. police started getting calls of shots fired. your east 14th street and blossom way tie rod sampson says he wouldn't expect this to happen here, don't be happening like this. but this is starting to. it's starting to get crazy. you know, starting just go out of control. police say 2 people were shot. officers believe a client of the shop suffered minor injuries. the barber was pronounced dea

but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> all right. time for another look at the forecast. this is the view from mount tam. i ask, are we talking about? and i got all excited. are you so and halloween? yeah. i love halloween. yeah. you're saying she's a halloween gal and i think a lot of people plan their costumes based on the weather, right? or they that doesn't it's a big factor. it is. it's like you have what you want to wear and then you have what you might have to wear, which would be the jacket or the sweater, right? so let's take a live look outside. talk about today for some of that halloween. we're getting the clouds in here. it's a little cool. are getting the wind kind of picking up all of the hallmarks of a front that's passing us by. >> futurecast showing just the chance of a sprinkle in the north bay over the next probably 6 hours or so. and then we'll start to clear out the overnight wake up tomorrow morning to a really lovely, clear nice skies. thoughts of sunshine tomorrow for you. as far as rain is concerned, it's not

general rob bonta announced a new push to reform the vallejo police department kron 4 s charles clifford has the details. >> well, here in vallejo, the police department is critically understaffed. and for years they faced allegations of use of force abuse and also misconduct. the city and the state of in trying to reform the police department. today they announced a new effort to keep that work going. california attorney general rob bonta announced on monday that the state, doj and the city of les are launching a new effort to reform the vallejo police department. >> this is a continuation of a process that started 3 years ago. the state says the progress has been made, but that they're still a long ways to go. the new effort will focus on 45 areas of improvement, including addressing patterns and practices of unconstitational conduct promoting public safety supporting officers and protecting the richts of the people of all a hoax. the new effort also seeks to address the use of unreasonable force by holding officers and supervisors responsible. it would also change how and when officer

but for now at the airport, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. we just got a statement from alaska airlines, the parent company of horizon air. >> this is what they're saying when that off-duty pilot tried to take control, quote, the horizon captain and first officer quickly responded. >> engine power was not lost and the crew secure the aircraft without incident. they went on to say that they're, quote, grateful for the professional handling of the situation by the horizon flight crew and appreciate our guests calm and patients throughout this event. to some breaking news we're learning that's coming to us from louisiana where at least 2 people have died. dozens more hurt after a massive car pileup. some people might find the video hard to watch. so before we play, just put that in mind, authorities are saying as many as 100 vehicles are involved in this pile up. that happened earlier today on interstate 55. that's a near the city of ponchatoula louisiana. police say there were multiple crashes in both directions. poor visibility caused by thick

but for now in the east bay, charles clifford kron, 4 >> now to a big setback for driverless cars in san francisco today. the dmv suspended cruises permit to operate its vehicles immediately. the dmv says cruises vehicles were deemed to be quote, not safe for the public's operation and that the company misrepresented information related to their safety. the statement cruz says the suspension is linked to the dmv is investigation into a collision that happened on october. 2nd. >> that's why we need to make sure that we have responsible. you might behind >> so that's when a hit and run driver hit a woman in the area of market and 5th streets knocking her to the past of a cruise vehicle. the company said the vehicle detected a collision and then came to a spot stop but then tried to pull over to avoid further road safety issues and pulled the woman forward about 200 feet. cruz says it is fully cooperating with the investigation. and today suspension does not impact cruises permit for testing the vehicles with a safety driver inside. one of 2 israeli hostages held by hamas has been freed

kron four's charles clifford is live at the scene for us with the latest on this. charles. >> well, the good news here is that the situation result was resolved peacefully and no one injured and traffic is getting back to normal. it's going to take a look at some video here from earlier now. the concord police department says about 7.30, this morning they found a man apparently in distressed above willow, pass road on an overpass on highway 2.42. and the northbound lanes so they shut down northbound lanes. the shutdown will pass road underneath the overpass and they spent several hours very peacefully talking to this man. you might build to see him in this video wearing a black hoodie. there. they were very patient with him. they got pretty close to him. witnesses say that at times he would go near the edge of overpass and cops would back off. but they spent a long time talking to him, unfortunately about 10 45 this morning. they were able to convince him to walk down off of the overpass and then we could see him the police department, highway patrol talking to him

you might recall that that shooting happened over father's day weekend and kron 4 s charles clifford joins us now live from the city with more on what police revealed today. thanks for joining us. yeah. >> good afternoon. well, after months of investigation, the san francisco police department says they believe they found the people responsible for that shooting. >> the san francisco police department announced on thursday that 3 people have been arrested in connection to a shootout along the san francisco waterfront. back on father's day, according to police on the evening of june 18th, a black suv and a white sedan exchanged gunfire during a mile and a half long shootout along the embarcadero and several side streets. multiple people were injured, including a 10 year-old girl and a 16 year-old. the shootout ended with a black suv crash near howard street and the embarcadero. the white sedan fled the scene and was later found on fire in oakland following the shooting. 2 occupants of the black suv. a 28 year-old female and 33 year-old man were detained. the female was not charged in

but for now in pleasant hill, charles clifford kron, 4 news. charles, thank you. >> the eastbound lanes of the dunbar bridge will be closing overnight. starting on halloween. caltrans is closing those lanes for 4 nights for repaving from 10:00pm until 07:00am the following. mornings. the westbound direction will remain open throughout the project. those heading to the east bay from the peninsula can instead take the san mateo bridge into hayward of those heading towards the milpitas and fremont areas from the south bay can also take calaveras boulevard. some developing news now. as jenna ellis has become the latest trump lawyer to plead guilty to efforts to overturn donald trump's 2020 election loss in georgia, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge and an emotional statement to the court. the attorney acknowledged her mistakes and said if she had to do it again, she would not. ellis is the 4th defendant in this case to enter into a plea deal with prosecutors. she was sentenced to 5 years of probation along with $5,000 in restitution 100 hours of c

more than a million people come to the city for that air show kron four's charles clifford joining us now live from san francisco with what we can expect this week. i do. charles, happy monday. >> happy monday. yeah. so right now i'm on pier 30 32 here in san francisco and the fleet portion of fleet week has arrived that the uss john p murtha there behind me and just a little while ago, we could see off in the distance. the blue angels flying in formation around san francisco bay. so they are for what will be a very busy fleet week. >> monday morning, the navy's blue angels arrived in the bay area to kick off san francisco fleet week each year. fleet week attracts hundreds of thousands of people to the city. >> throughout the week, visitors can tour ships docked along san francisco's waterfront. there's also high school band competition, a concert to honor the fallen on thursday evening. art exhibits and free concerts around the city. but fleet week's biggest attractions start on friday morning at 11 with the parade of ships arriving through the golden gate, the air show which feature

. >> kron four's charles clifford has the latest. >> this is a very tragic case. and now the san jose police department investigating the death of a mother and her child. april, >> i mean, you think she's the sweetest girl work on thursday. the friends of clower remembered her as a kind caring person and a wonderful teacher everybody loved being a contract. jose police department on tuesday evenings our who was pregnant was driving eastbound along blossom hill road when she was involved in the collision with a white hyundai sedan traveling southbound on winfield boulevard, 2 men in the hyundai, which was later determined to be stolen, fled the scene on foot. so glower was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. but later died doctors performed emergency surgery to save her unborn child. but the baby passed away wednesday evening. so far police have not identified the suspects in this case or released a detailed description of the 2 men. this was the 42nd fatal collision in san jose this year and the 43rd and 44th traffic deaths of the year. april's f