early diagnosis also saves money. a new study following everyone alive this year shows that diagnosing alzheimer's sooner would yield an estimated total savings of $7 trillion in medical and long-term care expenditures. just as we screen for cancer, diabetes, and other chronic diseases, appropriate screening for alzheimer's is the first step to improving treatment. finally, at the heart of public health are data. bold would direct the cdc to expand its data collection of cognitive decline, caregiving, and health disparities. today, the bold act has 35 co- sponsors. but i know by the time the members of this audience are finished with all their hill visits, we will be up to 50. the challenge i gave you last night. or better yet, 60. the number that assures senate passing. i am proud of the actions that the state of maine is taking to promote early detection and improve data collection. the maine centers for disease control and prevention has distributed the state plan for alzheimer's, including a special insert with co

the active employees, early retirees by tier. the next four numbers illustrate our projected 2019 contributions, our recommendations to you by scenario. so, the coding is where you see cp, that's city plan. where you see cp-cna, that's city plan choice not available. participants will have city plan where they don't have choice of other plans. and then you will see ask number one, that refers to scenario one, which we talked about earlier. that's the 1/3 use and s number two is the full use. so, what i encourage you to do is hone in -- maybe let's start with the early retirees. let's hone in on what the contributions look like for city plan participants between the 1/3 use, scenario one and the full use, scenario two. in that case, the member will end up paying approximately $16 less per month under scenario two versus scenario one for the retiree only. on the retiree plus two or more, you will see reductions because of recommendation in action e that was voted on last month. but still providing some additional relief for those c

i've been an advocate for early detection.he other thing that i love is that it unites the nation and i think that is such a wonderful future to look to that it unites the nation as we care for ourselves as we age and have a plan. i want a plan and i feel much safer with a plan. that is what it feels to me-- i had a metaphor last night that senator. collins is literally in a darkened tunnel with a torch saying here's the way out and i'm not getting out until everyone is out so lighting the path for us. i think we need direction. >> i cannot comment on the specifics but i say that states are poised to help us with the public health crisis. the bold act will allow national awareness and convening that would help states dig in and make a difference. >> i appreciate the question very much. i am probably one of the most hopeful people in the room but i was also taught by my father to realize that hope is not a plan. when i heard of the bold act and others who worked with the state plan talk to me about the bold act and we dove into

on into the early stages of next week.l be some cloud coming onto the north sea coast. it might well start out cloudy on monday before that cloud tends to thin out. it will burn back to a degree, with some brighter and sunny spells, but it will certainly be a bit cooler and fresher. temperatures in london around about 20 degrees on monday. that's your weather. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in north america on pbs and around the globe — my name is nkem ifejika. our top stories: hand delivered to the white house — a personal letterfrom kimjong—un — as president trump confirms the singapore summit is back on. i think we're going to have a relationship and it will start onjune 12. after weeks of political uncertainty — italy has a new prime minister — giuseppe conte leads a controversial populist government. europe, mexico, and canada pledge to hit back at america's new tariffs on steel and aluminium imports — promising retaliation. the german state of bavaria imposes a new law requiring a christian cross in the

cancer, in other words, early breast cancer, in other words, early breast cancer that has spread.which women will benefit from chemotherapy and which will not. that affects about half the women we diagnosed with breast cancer a year, so is the women we diagnosed with breast cancer a year, so is that form of breast cancer with a focus of this study is. when you combine advances like this as well as i believe it was a drug last year in november that was announced in the treatment of breast cancer, how hopeful are you about the fight and the war against this cancer? i am very hopeful. the results of this study are they are a perfect example of personalization of anti—cancer therapy, so we are still using chemotherapy, but we are using it in a more focused manner, offering it to women who we think will gain the most and sparing women who do not need chemotherapy and will not have to go through the side effects and all that entails. i am very hopeful from the results of this study that we can cure as many people and do it with less long—term implications. you said there it will change

early, be sure to vote, starting on may 5th. thank you. >> hi. i'm shana longhorn with the san francisco league of women voters. i'm here to discuss prop e, a measure that will be before the voters on june 5th. in 2014, the supervisors adopted a resolution in san francisco that prohibited the sail of cigarette products. a rhenendumb was filed requiring that the ordinance be submitted to the voters. the ordinance will not go into effect unless a majority of voters approve. proposition e is a refer endumb to pass the ordinance passed by the board of supervisors prohibiting the sail of flafrd tobacco products in san francisco. a yes vote means you want to prohibit the sail of flafrd tobacco products in san francisco. a no vote means if you vote no, you want to allow the sale of flavored tobacco products in san francisco. i'm here with dr. lawrence chung, past president of the marin medical society. we're also joined by star child, outreach director of the libertiaryian party of san francisco. thank you both for being here. i'd like

get to the airport early. we could see a record numbers of travelers in the skies today.( james ) kron 4's sara stinson joins us live from s-f-o. sara... ( sara ) the 4th of july may be happening next wednesday ... but that is not stopping people from crowding our airports. the t-s-a says today could be one of the busiest days ever. almost 3 million people are expected to fly. the number parallels a travel trend anticipated for this summer ... with 246 million people expected to fly between june 1 and august 31 ... which officials say is a record high. <"we're flying to montana and then driving to thermopolis... and we're celebrating 4th of july by going fishing as a family."> ( darya ) thanks sara. ( james ) and if you are planing on driving for the 4th of july holiday... triple-a says the roads are going to be just as busy as the airports. a record breaking 47 million people are expected to dravel more than 50 miles for the holiday. 40 million of those travelers are expected to be on the roads. triple-a says

shows what led to a shooting early saturday morning. here's the video. you can seee poce approach a group of four men. police claim they were seen with an open container of alcohol. one of the men started to run away and that's when the officer started to chase him... and began to shoot. the suspect, oliver bacenas, was shot in the back. he remains in the hospital. s-f-p-d presented the video to the public last night at a town hall... where many were outraged. ( james ) police say they recovered a gun at the scene. they would not give out the officer's name who shot at the man... or how long he's been with s-f-p-d. ( james ) coming up... a bay area valedictorian is cut off during her graduation speech... after mentioning her own sexual assault. now she's speaking out to kron 4. ( james ) plus... a massive recall to tell you about as california is now impacted by a salmonella outbreak

early diagnosis also saves money. a new study following everyone alive this year shows that diagnosing alzheimer's sooner would yield an estimated total savings of $7 trillion in medical and long-term care expenditures. just as we screen for cancer, diabetes, and other chronic diseases, appropriate screening for alzheimer's is the first step to improving treatment. finally, at the heart of public health are data. bold would direct the cdc to expand its data collection of cognitive decline, caregiving, and health disparities. today, the bold act has 35 co- sponsors. but i know by the time the members of this audience are finished with all their hill visits, we will be up to 50. the challenge i gave you last night. or better yet, 60. the number that assures senate passing. i am proud of the actions that the state of maine is taking to promote early detection and improve data collection. the maine centers for disease control and prevention has distributed the state plan for alzheimer's, including a special insert with co

the war of 1898, and into the early decades. the united states acquires the philippines, puerto rico, and spain gives cuba nominal independence and the u.s. moves quickly with the passage of an amendment to assert its right to intervene in cuban affairs if it chooses to. in the same period, they begin to intervene in cuba, venezuela, and to take territory and establish a new nation up and a -- of panama. it is a moment of american expansion outside of the continental borders. here's where the u.s. joins the european powers in this great imperial drive of the late 19th century. foreign trade becomes the key motivation for this kind of expansionism. just to give you a couple of numbers, america's exports jump from 392 billion in 1870, two 392 million to 1.4 billion in 1900. the acquisition of colonies outside of the united states is part of the larger drive leading up to expanding american markets overseas and to transform american capitalism. as early as the 1890's, the corporation becomes the dominant mechanism for doing busines

and leaving early. president trump will defend tariffs after another twitter tirade at world leaders he will meet with directly today. >>> a long time senate staffer arrested for allegedly lying about leaks. his reporter has her e-mail and phone records secretly seized. >>> and finally something everyone in washington can agree on. stanley cup heads to d.c. for the first time in franchise history. they got it done in vegas last night. good morning. welcome to "early start." a good morning in the nation's capital. >> it is friday. i'm christine romans. finally june 8th. 4:00 a.m. in the east. air force one is wheels up for canada and the g7 summit. president trump will not stay long. he plans to leave quebec tomorrow morning skipping climate change and environment and oceans summits. expecting a brawl with allies over trade. on thursday afternoon, he questioned if it made sense for him to go. he will be outnumbered on key issues. our sources say the president was told cancelling would make it look like h

then early yesteday morning... stabbed in the back. all the stabbing victims are expected to be okay. ( darya )in san francisco's mission district... a woman is accused of killing her roommate... and leaving body parts inside a plastic storage container. the investigation started saturday... when 61-year-old maggie mamer was reported missing. her roommate... 47-year-old lisa gonzales... is now facing murder charges. gonzales told police she was trying to evict mamer.. but mamer refused to leave. ( james )coming up after the break... a bad case of road rage ... as a driver turns a city street into a demolition derby. please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there! so? feels really good.... yeah, i'm goa y it. (vo) cusrvice thatoes the exa mile. enterprise makes it easy. temperatures near or slightly below normal today and friday. another trough cools conditions down on saturday. high pressure will then rebuild over the state and result in a more significant warming

huawe was granted access as early as 2010. facebook will wind down its deal with that company by the end of the week. >>> instagram is reportedly doing away with video length constraints. >> users will be able to post videos up to an hour like. >>> bill gates is giving every 2018 college graduate a gift. >> he says will buy the grads this new book, factfulness. graduates have to logon to gates' blog to get it. >> those are your tech bites. >>> dub nation, time to sport the blough and gold. >> what to expect connection to nature is a right that the trust for public land is fighting to preserve. from boulevards to ball fields and ponds to playgrounds, together we have saved over 3 million acres of land. a park is a gift that is worth protecting. help support the trust for public land and the gift of parks today. . >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. did you see dion lynn? she met a family from sunnyvale at the airport heading to the warriors game tonight in cleveland. you can sit and watch

john cox took the second place spot early in the night and never let up. he got a big boost from president donald trump this morning who tweeted that voters should support him, he also endorsed him on twitte last month and the ads run against him may have also helped him . that is what democrats feared.firing up cons and he said his voters sit up to special interests and this is only the first step in taking back california. you can see him there at his campaign watch part or thin -- party thinking his voters and is looking forward to the general election in november. >> i just talked to gavin newsom but let me take a moment to send him another message. mr. newsom, made it clear he wanted to run against me and set of another de as i told him in san jose at the debate, be careful mr. newsom, be careful what you wish for. >> reporter: john cox is ready to go, he said we put a businessman in the white house, we should put a businessman in the california governor's seat. he is a publican businessman from san diego and it is important to note that republicans s

then early yesteday morning...ght at fourth and harrison in the market district. one man was stabbed in the back. all the stabbing victims are expected to be okay. ( darya ) in san francisco's mission district... a woman is accused of killing her roommate... and leaving body parts inside a plastic storage container. the investigation started saturday... when 61-year-old maggie mamer was reported missing. her roommate... 47-year-old lisa gonzales... is now facing murder charges. gonzales told police she was trying to evict mamer.. but mamer refused to leave. ( darya ) happening today... an east bay teacher accused of committing sex acts with children will be in court. police arrested brandon genest at his walnut creek home. the investigation started with accusations that he had children inappropriatey touch him... while working as a babysitter. genest is also a high school teacher at bentley school in lafayette. he's on administrative leave. ( darya ) a santa rosa man accused of assaulting a teenage girl will be in

smoke alarms can provide an early warning if you follow these 3 steps. repalce your smoke alarms every 10 years. if they're old an discolored it's time to replace them. check your batteries regularly. a great time to change them is every spring and fall when you change your clocks. and lastly, check your alarms weekly. replace. change. test. because early warnings help to save lives. >>> unless you're at the coast in the high country, way up, you can't escape 100, central valley, high desert. 70s and 80s for san diego and los angeles. 93 and 80 in tahoe. take a look at seven-day forecast in tahoe, temperatures in the 80s, 74 friday with a dry cold front and upper 60s to near 70 with a chance of thunderstorms sunday. one of the reasons could be because of bud who strengthened overnight. became a category 4. now when it heads to cabo san lucas 11:00 thursday morning it's going to strike it as a category 1 with waves around 12 to 15 feet and 3 to 6" of rain. we'll keep an eye on potential damage there. natasha. >> thank you, mike. >>> a woman in hospice in

alex: i think it is way too early.ok, i think the worst thing a ceo can do too early on is try to say what your legacy will be. i think it is important to basically roll up your sleeves, get in, and try to make a difference. but in the long run, i know that my scorecard, ultimately, my legacy, will be determined by how did i do in living up to the values set forth in the credo. david: thank you so much. terrific. alex: it is great having you guys here. ♪ >> coming up on bloomberg best, the stories that shaped the week in business around the world. distort handshakes and warm words as trump and kim met in singapore. our good vibrations a step toward real results? thehey can't ignore elephant in the room, denuclearization. >> on the question side, will kim honor the agreement? >> 400 words that don't spell out how denuclearization takes place. >> a path for immediate megamerger. companynese tech struggles to cope with penalties ,

lots of sunshine early on. and the warmest areas will be antioch at 80, also santa rosa at 80.you are headed to the north beach festival, always grab a jacket. expect heavy traffic as well. we'll have partly cloudy conditions this afternoon. low 60s today and tomorrow on. so for father's day, temperatures will be just a little bit cooler compared to today. here is the planner for tomorrow. so we're starting off with clouds and drizzle during the morning hours. temperatures in the 50s. and then partly cloudy by the afternoon, cool to mild. so notice inland areas only hitting the upper 70s. low 70s around the bay. and still keeping it cool at the coast in the upper 50s. here is a look at the afternoon highs for tomorrow ranging from 60 to near 78 degrees. monday is when things start to warm up and then tuesday getting much warmer inland where we'll see the 90s. the accuweather 7 day forecast for you, below average temperatures today, a touch cooler for tomorrow, starting off damp for father's day. but you should be okay if you have any drougoutdoor plans eveh slightly cooler cond

alex: i think it is way too early.hink that the worse thing you can do is say what your legacy will be. it is important to roll up your sleeves and make a difference. in the long run, i know my scorecard will be determined by how i do living up to the values of the credo. david: thank you for making the time. ♪ p.m. trudeau: i will stand up for canadian interests. we are now the only g7 country with a free-trade deal with every other g7 country. we continue to believe deeply that there is a win-win-win opportunity for canada, mexico, and the united states. ♪ p.m. trudeau: the g7 is a gathering of the world's most advanced economies to talk about the challenges we have in common. and there is one big economic

she left early. we have lost every time i am in the building. >> i am taking one for the team. >> as she left the warriors pushed the game into overtime. >> okay. it's money time and that's what we delivered. skbr sk >> it was a mad house and as a sea streamed out of the arena it was only two of a handful of cavs fans here. >> i am happy in game one we send it to overtime baby. >> he was swarmed after he got the sentence out. >> it is onto game two. >> you're going to cleveland? >> yes. >> all right. saying good-bye, the final day to enjoy before one of the last restaurant stores close for good. >>> it is probably no surprise to parents that teenagers spending more time online. we'll look at what's entertaining them and the platform that saw a major drop in teen visitors. >>> good morning. i'm leslie picker. here are today's top business hae headlines. president trump will impose from the european union raging concerns of a broader global trade war. they are eyeing the monthly jobs report out in just

file: ect in the early days was a distressing business.utality of the asylum are thankfully now mostly behind us and now we see mental health as something to be treated and managed in a much similar way to physical health, aided by early intervention. and now, some fascinating research is using technology to help detect early markers of certain conditions. researchers in bristol and exeter are tracking the hand movements of volunteers, seeing if they can devise early markers for psychosis. the hand movements are fed into mathematical models that catalogue features such as how many long and short movements a person has, along with their speed and duration. we are then putting all together this information, and this allows us to represent this movement as an individual motor signature. and everyone has a different motor signature? if we were to record your movement after three weeks later, we would be able to tell that this is your movement and not somebody else's. right. we can compare the motor signatures of healthy people with people with

get to the airport early.f travelers in the skies today.( james ) kron 4's sara stinson joins us live from s-f-o. sara... ( sara ) the 4th of july may be happening next wednesday ... but that is not stopping people from crowding our airports. the t-s-a says today could be one of the busiest days ever. almost 3 million people are expected to fly. the number parallels a travel trend anticipated for this summer ... with 246 million people expected to fly between june 1 and august 31 ... which officials say is a record high. <"we're flying to montana and <"we're flying to <"we're flying to montana and then driving to thermopolis... and we're celebrating 4th of july by going fishing as a family."> family."> ( james ) thanks sara. ( darya )( darya ) a cold case investigation comes to an end.... after the suspect kills himself. the santa clara county sheriffs office says 72-year-old steve crawford shot himself yesterday morning... as detectives approached his san jose apartment. crawford was suspected in the sexual a

temperatures then fall back to below seasonal averages by the weekend and into early next week because of a deepening upper level trough. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 <"and to have the second woman in the history of this city and the second african america and to have somebody at 43 years of age a native from the public housing projects ascend to the mayorship is the ultimate confirmation of what america is about."> ( james ) (ááá2 shotááá) that was former mayor willie brown sounding his praise for san sounding his praise for san francisco mayor-elect london breed. she will deliver her victory speech from rosa parks elementary school at 10 a-m this morning.sara stinson joins us live from san francisco with more. ( sara )after a tight election - london breed will declare victory today at her alma matar rosa parks elementary. yesterday mark leno announced his

alex: i think it is way too early.nk that the worse thing you can do is say what your legacy will be. it is important to roll up your sleeves and make a difference. in the long run i know my scorecard is how i do living up to the values of the credo. david: thank you for making the time. ♪ ♪ francine: power company enel rocked the markets in 1999 when its ipo became the world's biggest at the time. almost three decades later and the company is still thriving as europe's largest utility and a dominant player in the sustainable energy space. now, enel is targeting a greener future with plans to go entirely carbon neutral by 2050, and it is well on its way, half of its installed capacity comes from non-fossil fuel sources. today on "leaders with lacqua," we meet the chief executive of

the battle lines were drawn early in quebec six leaders sat down together for breakfast while the seventh turned up late. a sure sign of the high esteem in which he holds the summit. the advancement of women more protection for oceans and climate many of the topics that canadian prime minister justin trudeau wanted to address seemed to hold little interest for donald trump instead he used the meeting to complain once more about the apparent unfair trade practices the u.s. faces and to threaten the other leaders. because you see we have a tremendous trade imbalance so when we try and bring our piece up a little bit so that it's not so bad and then they go. right the difference is they do so much more business with us than we do with them that we can't lose that you understand we can't listen. the talks had actually gone well he added before leaving the building five hours before the summits official and. ultimately the group managed to put out a joint statement i'll be vaguely formulated so as to skirt remaining key points of contention the six leaders trump left behind weren't looking to

even the marker of leaving early.on the other side, president trump and the rest clearly don't want to have a full all-out trade war which would lead to big economic losses. it could be somewhere in the middle. i don't think you're going to get a real disastrous outcome. be very careful going into something like this. nejra: i wonder why if that is why dollar yen is that moved that much. given the dollar yen hasn't moved that much, our markets underestimating the event risks that are coming next week? because of the g7 but because of the central banks? mark: right now we get -- gerard: right now, it could go either way. it has been relatively stable, the dollar yen. do favorsk side, we the yen. we think the yen is quite attractive compared to other dollars. anna: some of the risk off has been focused around technology stocks. the g7 has the potential to weigh on the emerging markets story if it sets the wrong tone. emerging markets are not really represented there. i have this all tilted chart. -- i have this volatili

marco reus then equalised early in the second half.m, until toni kroos stepped up in the 95th minute to keep them alive in russia. the result means germany are second in group f, behind mexico who beat south korea 2—1. west ham's javier hernandez on the scoresheet in rostov. and how about this for one of the happiest warm up sessions we've ever seen. this is senegal getting ready for their match against japan, and it's glorious — dancing away, beautifully choreographed. let's just nip to old trafford where england are on for a whitewash in their one—day series against australia. they're already four up in the five match series. another win would give them a first series clean sweep over the aussies in any format of the game. the visitors won the toss and chose to bat first and are currently 58—0. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. now back to the story about childhood obesity. june 0'sullivan is from the charity london early years foundation and can tell us about childhood obesity in toddlers and younger chi

our focus around quality early learning with the office of early education and dcyf and blended type of approach. we are beginning to really cement it in san francisco around early identification and prevention. especially for children. our goals are all sharing with ocee and other departments. this is that all children are done to three initiatives. one is the support of early educators and making sure that all our early learning settings are funded by the city and are of the highest quality. that family support, 26 resource family centers and every neighborhood has one, some have multiple. with community clinics, we are establishing a universal system of intervention for children ageing 4 through 5 and this shows a lot in being able to get the children as early as possible. sod onto our revenue. most of our funding, at least for the operations of the first five come through our state tobacco tax. we administer that funding. we have over the years experienced a remove decline, which is a good thing because we have less smokers in california. the challenge with that is that there's p

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early, be sure to vote, starting on may 5th. thank you. today. >> (clapping.) >> i've been working in restaurants forever as a blood alcohol small business you have a lot of requests for donations if someone calls you and say we want to documents for our school or nonprofit i've been in a position with my previous employment i had to say no all the time. >> my name is art the owner and chief at straw combinations of street food and festival food and carnival food i realize that peopl try to find this you don't want to wait 365 day if you make that brick-and-mortar it islly abo making you feel special and feel like a kid again everything we've done to celebrate that. >> so nonprofit monday is a program that straw runs to make sure that no matter is going on with our business giving back is treated just the is that you as paying any other bill in addition to the money we impose their cause to the greater bayview it is a great way for straw to sort of build communicated and to introduce people who might not normally get to be expos

the tunnel tops park is expected to open in early 2021. the preside i don't trust says it will consist of three play meadows with great views of the golden gate bridge. mike, i was looking at artistic renderings of this. it's going to be pretty spectacular. >> i like hearing that, reggie. let's take a look at what's going on. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we'll keep it in san francisco, 51 sunset and sunny side the cool spots. 53 in ocean beach. crissy field, marina towards excelsior and bayview, heading to downtown about 55 degrees right now. here is a look at some of the traffic coming across the western span of the bay bridge. driving today, ferry ride, mass transit, all much easier than yesterday it was so hot and real breezily over the bay water during the afternoon hours. no small craft advisory today. it comes back tomorrow. here is a look at the peninsula, 61 this morning, 66 at 10:00. jumping to the low 70s at noon. even mid 70s in the afternoon hours, down to 67 at 8:00. in the south bay,

(pam) now we want to take a look at the early results for state propositions....results for the state proposition. >> we start with proposition 68. that would approve $4 billion in bonds for parks and environmental. >> proposition 69, would require that certain existing taxes which were voted on for transportation projects only be used for those projects. >> a no-brainer. prop 70 would require a two thirds majority vote to authorize user revenues from trade. >> proposition 71 would make most state ballot measures take effect five days after the secretary of state certifies. >> prop 72, a yes vote would mean homeowners installing a system to collect rainwater would not be hit with a higher tax bill. top candidate gavin newsom is expected to advanced in november. >> we are at his headquarters tonight in san francisco. let's get an update from their. >> reporter: i can tell you, it is a packed house here. we have yet to see the got -- with governor, but we are expecting m in the next couple of hours. see all of the people in the crowd, we are in the midmarket area of

cooling will then take place sunday and into early next week with temperatures falling to below seasonal averages for the independence day holiday. . no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin )in the east bay, just before the fourth of july holiday, a massive amount of illegal fireworks... were taken off the streets. kron 4's justine waldman has the story. this is what a street value of almost $50,000 of illegal fireworks looks like.inside brown boxes in this locker at the alameda county sheriff's officesits 3,420 pounds of explosives confiscated by police..42-55 felicia aisthrope / oakland police department sot there is up to a $10,000 fine for using illegal fireworksoakland police followed up on a tip about a man selling illegal fireworks on the streets of the city. and found them in a storage unit on doolittle in san leandro,

it happened early last thursday morning. kron 4's charles clifford has the latest details well, fortunatly no one was injured in this case and the thieves can be seen pretty cleary on the video. according to the alameda police department, just before 3am on thursday june 7th four suspects, three males and one female, approached the valero gas station along park street in alameda. the store was closed at the time. the suspets then smashed a window near the front of the building and at least three of them entered the store.they can then be seen running around the store and quickly grabbing as much as they can carry.one supsects checks the cash register, which appears to be empty and the female begins stuffing items into a backpack. in all, the three culprits were inside the store for less than a minute. they exited the building and can be seen fleeing into the night. on wednesday afternoon, the owners of the gas station were unavailable for comment. customers told us they were suprised by the break in but that it woul

smoke alarms can provide an early warning if you follow these 3 steps.ce your smoke alarms every 10 years.check your bat. a great time to change them is every spring and fall when you change your clocks. and lastly, check your alarms weekly. replace. change. test. because early warnings help to save lives. ♪ ♪ >>> legendary bruce springsteen gave that heart felt performance at radio city mus hall during the 2018 tony awards. the 68-year-old was honored with a special tony award for his critically acclaimed sold out one man show springsteen on broadway. >>> co-host josh groban and sarah kicked the celebration off. the best of broadway with a duet while joking about their own lack of tony awards. big winners of the night included harry potter, parts one and two, the sequel to j.k. rowling's sevehit nove. the best lead actor in the play. british actress glenn da jackson home her first award at 82. raking in ten tonys, best original score, best lead actor and best actress in the musical. >> now to this weekend's other crowning achievement, justify going all

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two days early at that so give them more chance for some back door engagement. well certainly they're both arriving here we believe on sunday i think for president trump that may well be just to go relax after a very long flight from canada you clearly don't want to go into a negotiation like this when you are jet lag so that may well wait be why the u.s. president is arriving here we don't think that they are going to actually be meeting face to face until tuesday morning singapore time having said that president trump has already made it clear that perhaps this summit could go on for more the one day perhaps a second day as well but certainly for the north koreans they already i think will feel that they've got one game here the fact this summit is even taking place so for many years they wanted a meeting with the u.s. president and i've got they got that without giving up anything concrete at this stage all right for now jane thank you very much jane spays diplomatic editor in singapore well china's president xi jinping he's been having his own summit he's be

i want to stress to you, come early and bring your patience. you will get a chance to wave at your favorite warrior star. >> apparently, you interviewed one today, kevin durant. what a score. good job. >>> look at our live camera right now. a beautiful day in oakland. warmer tomorrow. bring lots of water. >> we couldn't have asked for a better forecast for that vic parades we head into tomorrow. a lot of you super fans are going to head out about 6:00 a.m. youay also be kind of in mornin range, clear skies, temperatures in the low 60s. it will warm up but not too warm at 11:00 a.m., 72. 1:00 p.m., 78. by 2:00 p.m., 79. sunny skies from the morning right into the afternoon. more details on our local forecast and how much hotter we will get as we head into your tuesday. that's coming up in eight minutes. >> see you shortly. >>> you can watch our live coverage of the parade beginning at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. option two, go to the parade. you can start lining up along the route at 6:30 a.m., bright and early. that parade begins at 11:00 a.m. at the

then probably by 1910,the early 1900s, somewhere in the neighborhood.tart hearing something that if you heard it today you would say that is jazz. in new orleans, music has always been an essential part of the culture. they say the first opera ever performed in america was performed here with several opera houses. also, lots of dance halls, lots of places to hear music. music has always been in inherent part of the culture. because of that, music is a part of every kind of cultural tradition. parties, christenings, funerals. in hire a band -- everything general you hire a band for. >> the largest collection in the world related to new orleans jazz. the jewel of the collection is this cornet that louis armstrong basically learned to play on. it was the cornet provided to -- where he was sent after shooting off a pistol on new year's eve. >> louis armstrong was born on jane ally which is now where the municipal traffic or is. he was born about as poor as you could be. he started out running the streets in a single group with his friends. the one of those

cooling will then take place sunday and into early next week with temperatures falling to below seasonal averages for the independence day holiday. . ( james ) breaking news out of san jose. police are looking for a driver who caused a áseven car hit and run. ( darya ) several people are injured ...kron 4's lyda pantazas is live at the scene with the latest breaking news out of san jose. police are looking for a driver who caused a áseven car hit and run. this happened around 1 this morning on vine street...that's near downtown san jose. in this video you can see the vehicles are just mangled. glass is all over the street. sever people are injured and are seen being put in in ambulances on stretchers. kron 4 has a crew headed to the scene. thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) five people are injured... including two children after a car hits a pedicab near pier 29 in san francisco. one of the victims is in critical condition. the two children are expected to be okay. witnesses say the pedicab operator took the brunt of the hit when he flew off the

it's far too early to be -- it's far too early to be thinking about it. reporter: [inaudible] president trump: well, scott pruitt is doing a great job within the walls of the e.p.a. i mean, we're setting records. outside he's been attacked very viciously by the press and i'm not saying that he's blameless but we'll see what happens. reporter: but he's an embarrassment. are you not tired of it? president trump: that's what i want to do. we have 3,000 names. we're looking at them. of the 3,000 names, many of those names really have been treated unfairly. you know, this is a group of 3,000 that we've assembled. i would get more thrill out of pardoning people that nobody knows like alice, yesterday. i thought kim kardashian was great because she brought alice to my attention. alice was so great. and the way she left that jail and the tears and the love that she has with her family, i mean, to me that was better than any celebrity that i can pardon. so we're looking at it but we are looking at literally thousands of names of people that have come to our attent