investigators have identified the victim as red julis dot co eta's ceo says to teco was a longtime bus operator with the transit agency and was the father of 2 teens. and this is, of course not the first time there's been a shooting at a vta facility. if you remember back in 2021, disgruntled employee killed 9 co-workers at the guadalupe railyard before killing himself. >> but we were rebuilding after the tragic incident of 3 years ago. and so for many people, this is reliving one of the worst experiences i've ever had in their life. and that's why the mental health services. and that's why, as really wrapping our arms around each other is so important. >> the sheriff's office says they're increasing patrols around eta facilities. the suspect is expected to be in court on wednesday. tonight. the chp is asking for witnesses to come forward after a deadly hit and run crash in livermore. this happened saturday night on eastbound 5.80, near first street. officers say a 24 year-old pleasant hill woman was killed after jumping out of or rolling out of a moving car. the woman was hit by sever

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. >> this is pbs news weekend from w eta studios in washington, home of the pbs news hour.knights on pbs. >> now to a problem across the country and one bright spot of improvement. on any given night last year in the u.s., some 653,000 people were homeless. that is according to government data. up from 2022. a 12% increase. one group has seen improvement over the last 15 years. veterans. much can be credited to a government housing program in the department of housing and urban development and veterans affairs. the program combines housing department vouchers for rent with individual focused casework from the veterans department. since 2009, the program has led to a 52% drop in hopelessness -- homelessness among veterans. the ceo of the national alliance to end homelessness. before that, she spent time with the housing and development. thank you for having me. i want to talk about homelessness in this country. where are we right now? >> about 653,000 people any given night are experiencing homelessness across the country. about 35,000 of those folks are veterans. folks who

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eta also has several bus routes that drop off and pick up near the stadium and great strains are going to provide service to levi's from the central valley through livermore in fremont and anybody riding a bike, believe it or not to the camp could park their bike for free outside of and gate c. fans, though, with the direct tv, you're gonna have a little her time watching the game from home and sports bars are also scrambling to find a way to play the game on their tv's as big brouhaha. vicki kron four's rob nesbitt joins us live in the newsroom with more on this standoff between the 2 a route. >> grant, vicki disney and directv have been in a contract dispute since september. 1st. >> meaning if you have directv at home, you won't be able to watch the forty-niners tonight through your cable provider. if you have directv, you notice the blackout all month of disney. what network channels, espn and abc, the san francisco sports bar momoa's also uses direct tv for all of their tv's owner. scott morton says the blackout happened september first while the college football game against lsu a

and that one statement, he is writing up the issues of his eta phobia, racism in a way in which we shoulds country. and in a finally you set it, many of the individuals who are in ohio in this country, they are here legally. they are productive citizens that work in factories in fields. they are paying into the tax system and they are not receiving any benefits from. these are individuals that we should not be figuring out what is the right solution to address the crisis that we have around individuals to do certain types of work. we are running out of people to perform certain services. you think about the agriculture industry, we do not have enough people to provide the necessary labor to maintain our agricultural infrastructure. let us not use this phobia to drum up fear as x you come up with a sensible approach to embrace people and treat them like human beings. amen to that. derek johnson, good to see you. thank you. >>> we will take a look at this headline. forget polls, the stock market is most accurate predictor of presidential elections, next. target the source of pain with nonst

>> this is the pbs news hour from w eta in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite centerversity. geoff: it was warned that russia is planning to attack ukraine's nuclear plants. nick schifrin is back to speak with an official who is central to these challenges nick: because the international atomic energy agency is responsible for monitoring and ensuring the safe use of nuclear power around the world. and for inspecting countries nuclear programs. the director general of the iaea is with me now. welcome back to the news hour. at the u.n. general assembly, president zelenskyy accused russia of planning attacks on nuclear power plants and infrastructure. do you have any corroboration for that accusation? >> thank you, as always, a pleasure to talk to you. we don't have that information, we are aware of the statement. let me say we have said at the u.s. security council and elsewhere that nuclear power plants should never be attacked, wherever they are. let me also say, as you may remember, the iaea has personally deployed not only at the separation of power plant but every

and eta police really from another deadly shooting.estigators say might have led up to the latest workplace. violence will be right back. don't go anywhere. >> right now on the kron 4 morning news. the infighting continues between the san mateo county sheriffs and board of supervisors. we're live with reaction this morning. oakland police officers say mayor sheng taos order to clear homeless encampments is nothing more than a last-minute political stunt to avoid a recall. and heat advisory still in effect in the east bay with temperatures expected to reach the mid to upper 90's jontre. but we'll have the forecast. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 8. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here at 08:00am on james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom today on another hot one. john has been warning us about this heat wave. even seeing more of the same it's another day with that extreme heat for inland areas enough. so we do have those heat advisories and it is just generall

because it was a little bit more than 3 years ago at the same location where a co-worker goes inside eta. and i was at the scene shoots and kills 9 of his co-workers. the santa clara county sheriff's department, literally right next door vta. so they rushed into the building by the time they got to him. the gunman turned the gun on himself and shot and killed himself. they did an investigation and it turns out his supervisors, his bosses, there is no warning that there was nothing that they could have done to prevent the mass shooting 3 years ago. in this case, i'm sure they'll be just the same investigation. could something be done about it? we do know that the authorities and the union reps, they will talk about this a little bit later today and we'll let you know what they have to say. but extremely triggering to that workers at vta just 3 years ago. and then it happened again on friday evening. thank you very much. sanders is fully 7 hold a virtual town hall meeting today after a police shooting at the powell street. bart. >> police say they spotted a man they said was armed. septemb

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because it was a little bit more than 3 years ago at the same location where a co-worker goes inside eta. and i was at the scene shoots and kills 9 of his co-workers. the santa clara county sheriff's department, literally right next door vta. so they rushed into the building by the time they got to him. the gunman turned the gun on himself and shot and killed himself. they did an investigation and it turns out his supervisors, his bosses, there is no warning that there was nothing that they could have done to prevent the mass shooting 3 years ago. in this case, i'm sure they'll be just the same investigation. could something be done about it? we do know that the authorities and the union reps, they will talk about this a little bit later today and we'll let you know what they have to say. but extremely triggering to that workers at vta just 3 years ago. and then it happened again on friday evening. well, thank you. san francisco police will be holding a virtual town hall meeting today after police shooting out of the powell street bart station >> police say they spotted a man who wap atm

he has been the most outspoken critic of eta. on monday he offered his harshest criticism yet. take a listen pure. >> $100 million for a walkie-talkie on a pole. and the reason why they said we needed it was to reduce gun violence. it didn't do that. >> but mayor johnson is facing opposition from a number of chicago aldermen who want to extend the shot spotter program. they are hoping to completely bypass the mayor by gathering enough votes to pass an ordinance that give the power to extend the contract to the chicago police superintendent who has previously supported the program. if that fails, another group will push a separate special meeting for the head of the city's office of public safety to extend the contract. one of the aldermen who support the program is a democrat, raymond lopez. he says the mayor is uninformed. >> they say it is over policing, it is racist, it is all of the usual catchphrases that the extreme left likes to throw out there. but i think really he is just focusing on the fact he made this as a campaign

not being released to the public, but it turns out rain and james, it appears that he has been with eta for many years. back to you. will. thank you very much. well, san francisco police are to hold a virtual town hall meeting today after police shooting at the powell street bart station. >> police say they spotted a man they say was on september 13th police then chased him into the pile bart station and shot him. he had to be hospitalized the virtual town hall of the of 03:00pm. >> now to some developing news, there's an ongoing investigation after a violent weekend of shootings in antioch. one of them happened at a strip mall parking lot. this was sunday morning that left multiple people injured near the rite aid on a street and east 18th. then there was a shooting about a mile away that was on saturday night along sycamore drive in l street. nobody was hurt there. but police say the building itself was struck by bullets. and you can see that damage here in this video. and then on friday, police were on the scene of another shooting that killed a man that what happened on kavala road

also re-establishing back to normalcy there is no power here in the city of asheville, and there's no eta as to when that will come back. also know carrier sell service is working. so we've seen people struggling to get in touch with loved ones outside of asheville and to tell them that they are okay. there were over 130 swift water rescues that happened overnight and officials are saying, hey, we're not out of this yet. this is still dangerous conditions out and about especially with debris. the two major rivers here are still at a major flood stage. they're telling people to avoid the roads as they begin this cleanup process. danny amara isabel rosales, just incredible images out there hoping for a quick cleanup. thank you. >> all right. well, thank you for being with us on this very busy morning of breaking news. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> smerconish will start after a quick break safe space you have a show. >> we're writing left talk to cnn presents an encore presentation of hbo's real-time with bill maher tonight at 8:00 on cnn you certain this is going to work? nothing to

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difficult topics which is quite challenging to do but it is possible and there should be good examples of eta advise in ways that that done in other situations and other parts of the country. welldo whatever we're able to do with our website communications and we're pushing the navy to do its part as well. secondly, this was the first incorporated the climate resiliency assessmeit's imperative that navy amplify and make clear they understand the risk poseclimate. in the five-year review, there were findings thatwater rise and seawater rise co impact the shipyard by 2025 potentially mobilizing some of the contaminants, we ll investigations. the federal and state regulators have ne e same and the navy has said that it's commit today parcel specific more detailed studies of the impacts of climate change ound water and seawater rise. so we'll be looking for e studies and reports coming in 2025 and beyond and really assessing, do they address some of the issues that have been raised by experts and the community as well. and then related to that and not entirely the same thing, because the navy is

, on one hand, you have a mandate that is which reduces your gas mileage and on the other hand, the eta is working with the department of transportation to force you to increase your gas mileage. we've got programs complete the work against one another all within the enormous ticket relation. i am surprised the u.s. economy grows at all. that is a testament to the genius of the american entrepreneur that we are even growing close to 2%. because of the enormous regulatory costs and the confusing head scratching things like your example let's get from the complexity into ideas that are surfacing on the side. my accurately phrases a lot of the ideas that are on right and ideas were advocated by big labor democrats and now suddenly, we are having these people on the right bring up the same ideas. >> i describe it -- i would say maybe political and policy laziness. one of my favorite notes quotes from the. the only thing we can do easily is wrong and that is hardly worth the effort. i think there's a lot of that going on in politics where it's much easier. it's very easy to take a lot of pop

what is the eta on getting these videos released and why hasn't it been released? because it's the and from the tidbits we've seen, you've seen how it is. and i know you're here telling us the facts, but at the end of the day, you know, what you see is a woman, a child, a woman of color, and so when can we get these videos so that the public can see the full video? because although you're here to tell us what you've seen, i think the public needs to see it for themselves. yes. so a couple of things need to happen, just like we do on any videos we release. we go through, we redact what is required by law to redact, there's over an hour worth of footage in these videos, so, if there's obvious juveniles or people that we think are under under age, that has to be redacted, we try to check with witnesses to make sure that they're okay with their images being released. sometimes they're not. sometimes they don't want their voices out there. so we have to digitize. so it takes a couple of days to do that. this just happened sunday. and just even on our officer involved sh