a director at project coyote. >> we are seeing at least increased reports of human coyote interactionsat is not necessarily in conjunction with an increase in coyote populations, but just a change in a number of factors. >> one of those like the -- those likely factors is the pandemic. >> globally people were posting videos on social media showing typically wild animals moving through main thoroughfares. >> while images like this likely are not going away for good, the doctor says it should not take too long for the coyotes to figure it out. >> in terms of how they might readapt to increased traffic again or changes in human behavior, they are pretty smart. >> in the meantime she wants people protecting their small dogs, putting them on leashes and picking them up if you spot a coyote. >> we had a very large one come out right in front of me and i was able to grab my dog. >> have you adjusted your behavior as far as when you walk? >> yes. today i don't have the dog because in this area i walk her less. i tend to take her to the beach, where it is safer. >> if you are wondering about yo

the coyote stays the second night. the second day, in the desert, we are completely out of water. at this point we started off with what i call the centipede. like 50 or 60 people. by the second day in the desert, after the second night, we shrink into 10. eventually, by mid afternoon it is only us four. everyone else is gone. i don't know where they are. hopefully, they left us because we were walking slower and they did make it to the van. i don't know. in order to survive, we keep on deciding, we meaning chino and patricia, the adults, are again balancing whether it is safe for us to approach a ranch. our directions work -- where the vans are, there are two in front and three trees and there is a red brick. we are trying to decide which of these houses fits the description. none of them do. we eventually find one that has a hose. at this point we were 24 hours without water. we approached the house and as we are approaching, two dogs come running. and the owner of the house comes out with his shotgun and shoots up i

range of 500 miles. > >> we have new video of a coyote coyote hiding in a bathroom stall at a riverside school. the the coyote was spotted several s was spotted several times near the school. this week he was brave enough to go on campus. school staffers scared him and e retreated to the bathroom. he was nicknamed wiley coyote as a nod to the infamous cartoon cha. and the animal control officer successfully lassoed the coyote and released it into its natura. into its natural habitat. captioning sponsored by cbs >> ever bought a plane ticket, only to be hit with a bunch of 9hidden fees at check-out? and you're like, "ughh"? well, that may be coming to an end. today, the biden administration announced a new proposal that would require airlines and online travel agencies to show the additional fees up-front. that includes fees for seats with extra leg room, change or cancel a flight, or bring on checked or carry-on bags. >> we here at the airline industry believe it's important to comply with the transportation department's call for transparent prices. and, if you've ever flown a commercia

she saw this coyote ready to pounce on a cat.idio often, you know, my dog stays right by my side. i have a leash but she stays she's tiny and she stays right by my side, so i'm kind of hypervigilant. i just like this becoming almost common coyotes wandering bay area streets in broad daylight dr. michelle loot is a director at project coyote. we're seeing at least increased reports of human coyote interactions locally in certain places, and that's not necessarily. in conjunction with an increase in coyote populations, but just a change in a number of factors and one of those likely factors says dr. luke is the pandemic globally people were posting videos on social media showing animals typically wild animals moving through main thoroughfares and well images like this. aren't going away for good dr. lute says it shouldn't take too long for the coyotes to figure it out in terms of how they might re-adapt to increased traffic again or you know changes in human behavior. they're pretty smart. in the meantime. she wants people protecti

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the pandemic images of coyotes wondering empty bay area streets.spotted them outside our building here in san francisco right downtown. experts say this has led to an increase in human a centers. they recommend keeping a close eye on pets and keeping small dogs on leashes when walking them on trails. as for the coyotes, expect their behavior to eventually change as we continue to return to normalcy. >> in terms of how they might readapt to increased traffic again or changes in human behavior, they are pretty smart. dan: they are crafty. experts say coyotes rarely come after people unless they become too comfortable in their environment. ama: happening now, you might want to take a peek outside. this is a live look from the east bay hills. the orion admin use shower is starting to become visible, but you will need to stay up late to see it. the celestial show is peaking from 1:00 to 3:00 a.m. it produces around 20 meteors and our. they range in size from a golf ball to a living room sofa. the meteors appear when the earth travels through the debris

the pandemic images of coyotes wondering empty bay area streets.otted them outside our building here in san francisco right downtown. experts say this has led to an increase in human a centers. they recommend keeping a close eye on pets and keeping small dogs on leashes when walking them on trails. as for the coyotes, expect their behavior to eventuallyehang as we continue to return to normalcy. >> in terms of how they might readapt to increased traffic again or changes in human behavior, they are pretty smart. dan: they are crafty. experts say coyotes rarely come after people unless they become too comfortable in their environment. ama: happening now, you might want to take a peek outside. this is a live look from the east bay hills. the orion admin use shower is starting to become visible, but you will need to stay up late to see it. the celestial show is peaking from 1:00 to 3:00 a.m. it produces around 20 meteors and our. they range in size from a golf ball to a living room sofa. the meteors appear when the earth travels through the debris of h

kron four's dan kerman talked with coyotes, family. >> i hope that this never happens to anyone else because that feeling where? you're just like you don't even know what to do. and right now we're just all gathered with each other and trying to console each other right now are really granero says still trying to cope with the death of her uncle, a goose teen coyote. the 44 year-old construction worker was killed monday when a suspect oakland police were chasing crashed into coyotes truck. right now. we're just very devastated. >> we feel like he has been taken away from for and we just feel like we want him back, but we won't be able to corner us. didn't have anything to say about the suspect or the police chase that led to her uncle's death. >> she just wants people to know what a giving person her uncle was. he was a nice person. we helped people didn't even know away. he took their family. she told friends he anyone. he was amazing. caring person. the it made us feel it is reunite with all our family. >> gordon arrow says her uncle was the provider of their extended family. they'

the little coyote was crossing the street. all right. let's check on our 4 zone forecast. a live look outside at all of the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza right now. >> a lot of traffic out there, lauren, something's going on in the city tonight. presumably, yeah, is maybe really want come over for why not? that looks looks like bundle up some cool temperatures as you approach the coastline. much cooler. the valleys today at that fog already moving on shore right now, you're looking toward half moon bay at this hour in the clouds have gathered even some drizzle overnight last night into this morning. temperatures outside got a cool 57 degrees with that fog in san francisco. 61 now in oakland still warm. 77 in concord, 78 in antioch and 76 degrees in the more enjoying a nice evening in san jose at 68 degrees. all right. we've had that fog outside. you can see that the northerly when you kind of get a sense of high pressure building to the north here and that normally composed the wind developing along far northern california, but not the bay area enough to keep things

well that's not a public that's a fruit grown coyote. oh boy. hello wow.spotted on the campus and riverside that ran in the bathroom to hide animal services . officers were able to lessen the coyote, then released it back to the wild. riverside county workers say this is a great learning opportunity for all of us to call in the professionals if we find ourselves in situations with wild animals. time now is 7 25, a desperate search continues in central california to find the missing family, including a baby when we come back what we know about this suspected kidnapping. also the state wants to learn why gas prices have jumped a full dollar a gallon in just the past two weeks of california plans to grill oil company executives. heather: dear hero, you save lives. i have sickle cell. it's a genetic disease so that's why i need blood to be able to live. earl: we just hit a roadside bomb. the next thing i remember i woke up in germany. doctor came in and said we're going to amputate your leg. i had to get a lot of blood transfusions to stay alive. heather: beca

calgary seems to be the situation with vladislav klichenok and arizona coyotes.the coyotes signed several defense players in the off-season, so the hockey year for the minsker began in the vhl tusan last year perestroika in hell was already beginning. eh, got lucky somewhere. he played uh, 32 games. well, it will also be very difficult for him to get into one of the weakest teams in the league. uh, in the start even for the seventh position, there are three or four there are experienced and very high-level defenders and there are people on large controls in a queue of four. or maybe even five. there are still guys in the farm who fight somehow, too , they also want talents, they only want a thing in order to go to catch on for the sixth position in the third pair after two seasons in dynamo minsk, it all started with the fourth link of the bison, and ended with the captain's stripe. in north america, we remind belarus played overseas at the children's youth and junior levels, therefore, with adaptation to life, forward. everything klass did such a good job here i

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more and more sightings of coyotes, raccoons, deer and other wildlife.ching for for food and you should not feed them. and it's not just happening in the suburbs. look at the city. justine waltman, our own kron. 4 employee leaving work and spotting a coyote on the streets san francisco. that was the and i like that. you know, he's just cross of at a random spot. >> you don't know if you need is going to be there. james, but you point out that he did look, he did. really waiting for the right time. will be right ♪ whenever heartburn strikes get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums ♪ discomfort back there? instead of using aloe, it's time to love food back. or baby wipes, or powders, try the cooling, soothing relief or preparation h. because your derriere deserves expert care. preparation h. get comfortable with it. we're checking out the weather. >> i admit i fell asleep on the couch outside. >> but i don't see the sun this time of year. i don't think it's that strong, which is nice as far as the suns. but the fact th

what's with all the coyotes?in wildlife that has been spotted around town more people seeing coyote ease raccoons, deer and other wildlife. they say that these animals are looking for food and people should not feed them. take a look. not just suburban areas. a few nights ago, our own justine waltman spotted a coyote in san francisco along the embarcadero, just trotting along get off from work. little coyote crossing the street jay walking, by the way, it did look both ways all right, 6.43 is the time. >> a newly released audit by investigators who were hired by the state says that pg e continues to do with aging equipment, damaged power poles and hazardous trees. now the investigators were hired to check on pg e's progress in preventing into the wild fire. the report also says that progress on the wildfire safety is being restricted by the global supply chain crisis. that we're all dealing with. and that's making it harder to replace some of these bits of infrastructure. in a statement pg e says that it is worki

a reserve officer was called in when a coyote was found hiding in a bathroom stall.mal had been spotted several times in recent weeks but never on the school grounds until yesterday. the officer successfully lassoed the coyote and released it in a rural area. >>> and good grief, charlie brown, there's a new great pumpkin. a pumpkin in upstate new york weighed in at 2,554 pounds. that sets a new u.s. record for the heaviest pumpkin. it will be on display at the great pumpkin farm fall festival. after that, hopefully a whole lot of pumpkin pie. i don't know. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," we welcome award-winning journalist natalie morales as she joins cbs as a national correspondent and discusses her return to news. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . this is the "cbs morning news." l and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your

reggie: coyotes roaming the streets.a close encounter in the morning from experts. watch us for an extra hour. abc 7 at 7:00 is live from 7:00 to eight a clock on the bay area streaming app. you can download the app on the phone, apple, roku, or android or amazon fire tv. spencer: things are looking good. with weather, bright skies, sunnier into the afternoon, nice and mild, not very warm in the inlet east bay where highs reach to the lower 80's, in the north bay highs of 73. napa 78, santa rosa, nice day for winetasting if that suits your taste. down into the peninsula and around the bay shoreline, highs upper 60's to low 70's, south bay highs, 77 san jose, 82 morgan hill, and on the coast low 60's. a nice friday but things will be changing rather sharply after today. look for blustery conditions tomorrow, cold front sweeps through, bringing temperatures down sharply, bringing lots of clouds and possibly spreckels and gusty winds with gusts to 45 miles per hour tomorrow, maybe with snow in the sierra. looks like a possi

coyote found at a school in riverside county.control officer was called to mission middle school this morning and found the little guy hiding in a bathroom stall. officer capture the animal, which he believes about 9 months old. and then as you see here, it was released into a rural area far from the school campus has a sense started yet. so those students had to have an encounter with a apparently thirsty. >> coyote and he looks so scared. look at and just run away as fast as he can. just a little critter that's right. that's it for us at 6. we'll see you tonight at 8 o'clock night, ur internet isn't ideal... dad madadthe brilliant move get us t-mobile me internet. ... t everybody'online during e day so we lose speeds. ' become... .nocturnal. ll... i'up. 'n kids. is. sucks. ll if you just switch ybe you don' ve to be vampires. oa... ay, yikes. sorry, i wasn'thinking. don'really use the v word. th'kind of insensitive. prefer day-adjacent. ' go mamapire. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: death of american icon loretta lynch. ♪ ♪ the first lady of

she said, it is a coyote. it was a coyote! heating in the street. we drove up, it not mind.pt doing whatever it was doing, it was big. have you seen that video of carl the coyote that got killed? rip carl. reggie: they killed him. what happened was, more pups came because of it. because he used to have a domain , and those ladies went to other options. see what happens when you mess with nature? kumasi: just be careful. reggie: that is our representation of wild kingdom. [laughter] kumasi: up next, seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch all of our newscasts live on the bay area connected tv at. -- app. kumasi: seven things to know this morning. covid-19 disrupting the fight against hiv. in a new report, the pandemic has stalled and in some cases reversed hiv progress in the u.s., according to fightings. it might have to do with the fact some people were not diagnosed until last year because of delayed testing because of shelter-in-place orders and other restrictions. reggie: the family kidnapped from merced has been found dead. their bodies were discovere

instagram, who's in the suit, a new trailer for the black panther movie, sending fans and from a coyote and a bathroom to a bear in a pool. we've got all the animals behaving badly coming up. it's tuesday, october, 4th. from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good morning, everyone . i'm andrew denberg. i'm jacqueline lee. and for retaining this morning, we'll get to those stories coming up, but we begin with the hard work of recovery after hurricane in efforts are underway to reconnect barrier islands in the gulf of mexico that have been cut off from the mainland since the storm. meanwhile about 500,000 homes and businesses still don't have power and charities are increasing their work helping feed people whose lives have been destroyed. president biden will visit florida's hurricane hit areas tomorrow. he's already seen what hurricane fiona did in puerto rico, and he's promising to help completely rebuild with the latest. here's a b. c. s. j. o brien. this morning. the number of people killed by hurricane ian now more than 100. nearly a week after the storm first made

police were chasing crashed into coyotes truck. right now. we're just very devastated. >> we feel like he has been taken away from for and we just feel like we want him back, but we won't be able to corner didn't have anything to say about the suspect or the police chase that led to her uncle's death. >> she just wants people to know what a giving person her uncle was. he was a nice person. we >> helps people didn't even know away. he took their family. she told friends he anyone. he was amazing. caring person. it made us feel it is. reunite with all our family. >> gordon arrow says her uncle was the provider of their extended family. they've now set up a gofundme page to help cover expenses in his absence. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> happening today in alameda county, deputy accused of killing a married couple. we'll be in court for a plea hearing. police say devin williams shot a married woman. he was dating and her husband last month. it happened at the couple's home in dublin. officers say he went on the run for a few hours but

and coyote-2 or missiles and rapid fire anti-missile systems such as sirem which have been very effectivencer against iranian proxies drones including shaheed 136 well yes man x conducted, where does it end, the probable number of drones that have been given to russia has certain limits. i am not sure that the number 2400 is very accurate , because i do not think that the iranian aviation industry has the potential to produce such the number of even fairly small and simple kamikaze drones in such a short period of time, i mostly lean towards the number of several hundred 400 300 maybe even less so if we consider this number more profitable then at some point the russians will have to slow down the pace of using these kamikaze drones probably until the next batch arrives zeranu but we have to watch what happens next iran will be able to provide russia with more such drones and this may lead to a new escalation in the future arash-2 is also another one of them iran's kamikaze drone, which was produced for a short period, is not that old and is a version of the arash 1 with a longer range. i

we saw a heat signature that kind of looked like a coyote and we switched to our color view and prettyen looking for. >> how does it feel to have her back? >> although farrah is several pounds lighter and has some interesting new habits. >> she howls like a coyote, never heard that before. >> taylor is grateful to the deputies for bringing her home. >> we wouldn't have her without them, and just that they were willing to help us in something that seemed impossible is -- we're forever grateful. >> reporter: our cameras captured the moment farrah reunited with her rescuers. >> we're happy to see her happy and well. >> deputies say it is paul part of the job. >> our duty is to help people and taylor needed this really bad. our job season necessarily just law enforcement. we like to help our communities and that is what it is all about for us. >> lucy kafanov, cripple creek, colorado. >> how you could not go beyond the call for a dog like that. >> after five minutes, they had a heat signature. >> and it looks and now howls like a coyote. >> that is so funny. >> "new day" continues right no

statement issued today says more and more people are saying coyotes, raccoons, deer and other wildlife. these animals are likely searching for food and often find pet food and water in these residential neighborhoods. is now urging residents to keep pets on leashes, especially in open space areas and not to feed wild animals. and it's not just happening in suburban communities. this was last night. our justine waltman saw that coyote in san francisco right along the embarcadero as she was heading home from work. the coyote was crossing the street. >> so looking valley some of the most expensive real estate in the whole country. but if you take a look at this map, i'm not far from our communities like redwood city after to menlo park since the community of north fair oaks, its population is mostly hispanic kron four's terisa stasio talk to a member of the community to put a spotlight on that area. >> welcome to what is known as north fair oaks or community has a couple of >> monikers. one is little mexico. all the other one is a little much truck on. i believe that nicknames are not nec

but still coyote succumbed 3.4 early friday in canada to arizona to face vancouver, meanwhile hockey legends. ario, our ivan zhigalov, was recognized as the best player in kingston at the start of the championship. at the gates of the new team the goalkeeper played two matches and earned in them . the captain in the reliability of 2.03 reflected almost 94% of the shots. one of the saves of the belarusian was recognized by the club as the best save of the week , let me remind you in the summer, the goalkeeper worked in the rookie camp, and then in the main dprk colorado avalanche, recall the election of lavi. we selected the belarussians in the recent nhl entry draft . we will spend a day with incredible people. i like to watch when the harvesters go into the field, thresh the bunker and then pour it into the car somewhere, you will see a squirrel somewhere. it is interesting through the transition. maybe a duck with ducklings come to the city center and it's unexpected. let's get to know them with their hobbies and favorite work. we don't have a problem, let's say we work around the

off from work, the little coyote was crossing the street. climate experts say the drought here in california is adding to food inflation all across the nation. california accounts for more than one-third of the nation's vegetables and 3 quarters of its fruits and nuts. farmers say the drought conditions and the high temperatures are making it difficult to meet demand crops that are hit the hardest are tomatoes, garlic onions and avocados. >> coming up, unpleasant in pleasanton after a spike in home break-ins. what you can do to protect yourself and the latest on the search for suspects. plus, a statewide operation seizes a million illegal cannabis plants. the one bay area county that officials targeted to get some of those plants and water air. an airline is now banning on flights after concerns in airports or mishandling passenger luggage. and we've been talking about the fog around here. but there's another tropical storm lurking and we're going to show you where it's headed. we'll talk about karl coming up next. >> in the east bay tonight

was called out to the campus this morning found the coyote hiding in that bathroom stall. the officer captured the animal and right here it was released back into a rural area far from the school school. officials say classes had not yet started. so there are no interactions with this wild and in the east bay, a mountain lion was captured in the backyard of a livermore home on camera. the homeowner told police there haven't been any additional sightings since is a mountain lion was seen early monday morning. officials say if you come across a mountain lion which could happen, you shouldn't approach it or attempt to interact it. but you should also not run away. instead face the animal stand upright. stand your ground, wave your arms and make as much noise as you can and try to scare the mountain lion off. >> coming up, the search continues for a serial killer in stockton. the new connection tonight to the bay area. plus, protecting your online privacy. how you can stop your phone from tracking your every move. breaking down the ballot. what you need to know about the new s

trabajos que tuvo que hacer doña juana después de que uno de sus hijos pidió préstamos para contrtar a coyotejas consiguiendo ,. >> durante años ella y sus hijos cubrieron los 10 mil dólares que debían y cobró más del doble . >> ustedes tienen que pagar sino irán al bote . >> coó ir a la cárcel si no tenemos . >> a esta situaciónatraveiasan familias en méxico este expeto en economía dice que cada inmigrante se esfuerza para esta situación . >> son 60 mil dólares para el pago de deudas. >> es común ver personas como estas, que se dedican a prestar dinero, si el cliente no les paga pueden embargar sus bienes . >> don manuel estuvo a punto de perder su casa, mejor decidio regresar a guanajuato . >> nada más pienso en las deudas, . >> dice la secretaría de gobernación que le cobran más de 5 mil dólares, . >> en méxico jazive pérez, telemundo . >> seguimos en méxico, donde autoridades realñizaron operativo en la mesa, escucharon rumores de fallecidos, pòr este hechop, pro no huvbo heridos . >> no sabemos cómo están nuestros familiares. >> en esta cárcel, . >> y en méxico pkanean aumento de vacacio

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as i told it was a little ray could have been a coyote or a bunny. see, now, i understand there's a big difference, but i didn't stop to tell. i just ran hope. it's the latter. robots can be like very large. it was also cut ali. know if it was going to attack. so i yeah, it's a good idea, especially at 2 in the morning to just avoid whatever cars quick as possible because the is actually the second is going to be pretty hot again today. it is. yes, still a warm one today. yesterday was a record one yesterday. it was a little on the hot side even for he lovers out there. i know reyna loves the heat but even rain. it was like maybe too san francisco tying a record yesterday up to 90 degrees. oakland, you broke your record. also getting up to 90. >> while redwood city at 92 and sfo breaking a record. 86 salinas just to our south, tying your former record 97 degrees. now today is set to be another warm one. >> especially for inland areas, but actually seeing some relief towards the coast, which is definitely nice. coit tower looks great under those clear

to console each really granero says still trying to cope with the death of her uncle, a goose teen coyote. the 44 year-old construction worker was killed monday when a suspect oakland police were chasing crashed into coyotes truck. right now. we're just very devastated. >> we feel like he has been taken away from for and we just feel like we want him back, but we won't be able to corner us. didn't have anything to say about the suspect or the police chase that led to her uncle's death. >> she just wants people to know what a giving person her uncle was. he was a nice person. we helped people didn't even know lakers took their family. she told friends he anyone. he was amazing. caring person. he'll it made us feel it is. reunite with all our family. gordon arrow says her uncle was the provider of their extended family. >> they've now set up a gofundme page to help cover expenses in his absence. dan kerman kron. 4 news. i know it is the time in antioch. police are asking for your help trying to identify a woman who was found monday morning dead. her body was burned. she was set on fire. >>

has always been to have the adjudication of some of this at the guatemalan border before people pay coyotesbillions of dollars to risk their lives coming across mexico and maybe get turned away at the border. but to remember three things. 1, we must secure our border. 2, we have a responsibility to accept refugees. and three, our nation is great because we are a nation of immigrants. but don't takeit from me . listen to ronald reagan. when i quote ronald reagan and my republican colleagues he doesn't get any applause. can you imagine that, not even ronald reagan who has said america is preeminent in the world because we have a constant flow of newcomers to our country. and when we close the door we will be diminishing our preeminence in the world. don't take itfrom me. go to google, look up president reagan's last speech as president of the united states . this is the last speech i will make as president of the united states and i want to communicate a message to a country i love and go from there . >>. [inaudible] will you ask is a whole are of the women ran out in terms of personal. the s

a fully grown coyote out of school in riverside coyote. returning it to the wild without incident. a kid wearing a michael myers costume at a pumpkin patch staying in character. the child keeping his composure and proceeds to act out one of the iconic halloween movie scenes. lying down and sitting up robotically. his family cracked up, as you might imagine. what a sight to see. vibrant show of the aurora borealis in northumberland england. time lapse captured by cameras. oh rare but welcome sight. >> i've had a lot of emotions that i've learned to appreciate the little things. >> trace: j.j. watt fresh off a win against the carolina panthers talks about a whirlwind week after doctors thought he was experiencing atrial fibrillation, a fib, an irregular heartbeat. he was cleared to play three days after a procedure that shocked his heart back into rhythm. we are glad he's fine. if you have any viral videos you'd like to share, drop us a note @tracegallagher or @foxnewsnight on social media. as president biden took time to thank first responders for their collective response to recent

each other right now are really rossa still trying to cope with the death of her uncle, a goose teen coyote. the 44 year-old construction worker was killed monday when a suspect oakland police were chasing crashed into coyotes truck. right now. we're just very devastated. >> we feel like he has been taken away from for and we just feel like we want him back, but we won't be able to corner us. didn't have anything to say about the suspect or the police chase that led to her uncle's death. >> she just wants people to know what a giving person her uncle was. he was a nice person. we helped people didn't even know a way help their family. she told friends he anyone. he was amazing. caring person. it made us laugh. a deal reunite with all our family. >> gordon arrow says her uncle was the provider of their extended family. they've now set up a gofundme page to help cover expenses in his absence. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> it's 708, an antioch police are asking for your help in identifying a woman who was found dead monday morning. her body was burned set on fire on the mcauley trail near the ge

police were chasing crashed into coyotes truck. right now. we're just very devastated. >> we feel like he has been taken away from for and we just feel like we want him back, but we won't be able to corner us. didn't have anything to say about the suspect or the police chase that led to her uncle's death. >> she just wants people to know what a giving person her uncle was. he was a nice person. we helped people didn't even know lakers took their family. she told friends he anyone. he was amazing. caring person. it made us feel it is. reunite with all our family. >> gordon arrow says her uncle was the provider of their extended family. they've now set up a gofundme page to help cover expenses in his absence. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> police are asking for your help. they're trying to figure who died on monday morning. they found a woman's body burned. it had been set on fire on the book. call me trail between gentry town, drive and lucine away. police are showing you of the jewelry that was on the body, a raining and a metal neckl

right now are really granero says still trying to cope with the death of her uncle, a goose teen coyote. the 44 year-old construction worker was killed monday when a suspect oakland police were chasing crashed into coyotes truck. right now. we're just very devastated. >> we feel like he has been taken away from for and they just feel like we want him back. but we won't be able to corner didn't have anything to say about the suspect or the police chase that led to her uncle's death. >> she just wants people to know what a giving person her uncle was. he was a nice person. we helped people didn't even know lakers took their family. she told friends he anyone. he was amazing. caring person. it made us feel it is the unite alert. family. >> gordon arrow says her uncle was the provider of their extended family. they've now set up a gofundme page to help cover expenses in his absence. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> the arrested hit and run suspect. 23 year-old jonathan hernandez is facing 9 felonies and one misdemeanor. this is according to oakland police and that includes a variety of weapons c

to console each really granero says still trying to cope with the death of her uncle, a goose teen coyote. the 44 year-old construction worker was killed monday when a suspect oakland police were chasing crashed into coyotes truck. right now. we're just very devastated. >> we feel like he has been taken away from for and we just feel like we want him back, but we won't be able to corner us. didn't have anything to say about the suspect or the police chase that led to her uncle's death. >> she just wants people to know what a giving person her uncle was. he was a nice person. we helped people didn't even know away. he took their family. she told friends he anyone. he was amazing. caring person. the it made us feel it is. reunite with all our family. >> or narrow says her uncle was the provider of their extended family. they've now set up a gofundme page to help cover expenses in his absence. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and asking for the public's help to identify a woman who was found dead on monday on a hiking trail. her body was set on fire on them. a comet trail at gentry town drive and

you know, coyote and >> all the more people are seeing raccoons, deer and other wildlife. saying that. >> it looks like the animals are out searching for food, but you should not feed them. and the sightings are just happening. you know, up in the hills near open space. this is in san francisco. our own justine waltman getting off her shift at night in san francisco along the embarcadero and spotted this guy crossing the street. crazy, right? that is treason. but it happened. i was the in the wee hours 8.49. on the clock and a newly released audit by investigators who were hired by the state says that pg and e >> is continuing to deal with aging equipment damaged power poles and hazardous trees. now the investigators were hired to check on pg e's progress in their efforts to prevent another wildfire. and the report also says that progress on wildfire safety is being restricted by the global supply chain crisis. that every industry is dealing with. and that's making it harder to find replacement items for the infrastructure they need to swap out. in a statement pg e said th

to console each really granero says still trying to cope with the death of her uncle, a goose teen coyote. the 44 year-old construction worker was killed monday when a suspect oakland police were chasing crashed into coyotes truck. right now. we're just very devastated. >> we feel like he has been taken away from for and we just feel like we want him back, but we won't be able to corner us. didn't have anything to say about the suspect or the police chase that led to her uncle's death. >> she just wants people to know what a giving person her uncle was. he was a nice person. we helped people didn't even know lakers took their family. she told friends he anyone. he was amazing. caring person. he'll it made us feel it is. reunite with all our family. gordon arrow says her uncle was the provider of their extended family. >> they've now set up a gofundme page to help cover expenses in his absence. dan kerman kron. 4 news. it's 608, and antioch. police want the public's help and they're showing some new clues trying to identify. >> a woman who was found burned and dead monday morning. the body

investigators say he shot into a pickup truck in january outside san jose in coyote valley. the truck was carrying a man, accused of sexually assaulting one of velasquez's young relatives. that man was unharmed but another man riding in the truck was struck by gunfire. velasquez' attorney says he's not happy with the decision, mainly because he's been in jail with no bail. >> the fact that our client is sitting in jail with no bail and the alleged predator is out and apparently free to do or go about his business, i don't know anybody, you know, either in or outside the legal system in case that makes any sense. >> velasquez is supposed to be back in court next month. >>> you have voted yet? our continuing coverage on decision 2022 continues now. the midterm election is three weeks from tomorrow and campaigning for votes is intensifying. governor newsom has increased his national profile in the last several months. many insiders predict he'll make a white house run in 2024. president biden was here in california last week for several days, and governor newsom? nowhere to be

the hawks, the coyotes, the trees, and the plants. > >> this was on the same car free stretch of jfk that we told you about yesterday. along with the recreational space, turned into a space for artists. but there are two propositions on the november ballot that may actuay may actually open the road up te to vehicle traffic. some call the resemblance similar. why the grainy surveillance video of the stockton serial killer caught the attention of detects of detectives in chicago. > >> and a grocery chain merger. w merger. how it could actually bg be changing and bring changes tr to your local store. > >> the fog rolling back in on tp of salesforce cameras. temperats of salesforce cameras. temperats of salesforce cameras. temperats of salesforce cameras. temperats of salesforce cameras. temperats of salesforce cameras. temperats of salesforce cameras. temperats of salesforce cameras. temperats of salesforce cameras. temperats of salesforce cameras. temp are still cool near the water, the 50s and 60s. but inland it's warm into the 80s in livermore. a big cool down coming for your weekend

. >> oh, the coyote. yeah. not welcome at this school in riverside county. socal. animal services officer called in to mission middle school this morning and found that little hiding in a bathroom stall. not that little. no. >> the they captured him. got 9 months old. and then this is this is the nice released it into a >> rural area far from the school >> classes had not started yet today. so there was a no danger to students, but a poor little guy got loss. still, just kind of learning his way or but maybe was thirsty. yeah. hey, he found that bathroom somehow. my, you know, head back to know, let's hope not. >> that wraps up kron to 5 o'clock. we have a lot more ahead on the kron. 4 news at 06:00am in kenner. is like a story for cans lined runway close by take care of. you can take alright, thank you. >> coming up tonight at 6, the principle of oakland's bay tech high school speaks out following the recent shooting on his campus. what he now wants on campus after 6 people were shot, including 2 students and stockton. police held a news conference this afternoon

arizona in the first link in a friendly match against vegas, despite superiority in shooting, 5228 coyotes, lost the belarusian defender sent the puck six times, on target on the court, he spent 17 minutes and 39 seconds. made one power reception block interception at utility indicator -2 seven unanswered goals, gomel on the road scored brest-3 on the backboard of the referee after 12 games of the lynx takes eighth place, the standings are extragy , brest is seventh after three matches of the group stage of the champions league, barcelona takes third place in the apartment is in the zone grenades had relegation to the europa league the day before for the first time since 2010. lost to inter in 11 official matches. this is the second time that the catalans have been beaten on a razdzure, the outcome of the meeting was decided by the only goal, the turkish midfielder. serpent hk has begun 1:0 in group si has passed yet. one duel bayern is huge 5-0 victorian breeze and occupies the first line of the second place at the inter czech club closes flats. welcome to ask. what kind of city is this b

city's involvement with the team and a north bay neighborhood concerned over the growing number of coyote sightings. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> there's a lot that we have to clean up in santa clara and we have to start today. if we're going to build back the trust that has been violated over the last couple of years. >> now it's 6 a grand jury report suggests some members of santa clara city council working on the forty-niners behalf instead of their constituents. and that is now led to ahrequest for a formal investigation by the district attorn

having it it in golden gate park is an honor to the original stewards of the land, the hawks, the coyotes, the trees, and the plans. the mural is also a part of and i dig nice project sf they're using walking to us to tell the story of native people in san francisco. >> thanks, anne. , two of the country's biggest grocery store chains are joining forces. kroger is merging with albertsos with albertson's. nearly $25 million deal between the two companies. they own around 5000 stores across the country including safeway, which is owned by albertson's. they are about to, there are about 85 safeway stores across the bay area. now to avoid any antitrust antitrust issues, the company said that they might have to divest or spin off more than 300 300 stores nationwide. and that could include safeway stores. not clear yet what would happen to them in that case. the merger merger is expected to close in . in 2024. > >> and oakland property site that used to be home to a safeway years ago is now creating a new controversy. the chronicle reports, northridge residences say they want more housing to go

kron four's dan kerman talked with coyotes, family. >> i hope that this never happens to anyone elseeling where? you're just like you don't even know what to do. and right now we're just all gathered with ea

kwahn is the silver fox and jmul the coyote, and they met up with each other. they wanted something. they wanted something, which is the earth, and so, they sang and prayed and used the power of their mind, and that created the earth. they weren't done. they wanted something to be on there, and so they envisioned water, and they sang water songs, and there was water. they looked at it, and it's beautiful, but it just needs more. so they did it again, and they thought of creatures and beings, and then they put in the life in the water, all the fish. well, they looked at it, and they still weren't done because they have all this land. they used the power of their mind, and they created all the beings that live on the land, all the deer, everything that we see here. they created that, and they still weren't done, and so they filled the skies with birds, air, but those things can't help each other. so they created humans, and you can help each and every one of these entities that these beings created. that's our job because they can't help each other. they could li