this flareup at the valero refinery has the city of benicia demanding tighter controls.whooshtiger woodsg icon is arrested for driving under the influence. tonight he's giviing his version of events.whooshand we are live in lafayette ... where a hillside of crosses intended to protest war now draws people seeing to honor those who fell in cmbat.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve) breaking news in the east bay. a man is in the hospital tonight after being shot by an officer in fremont this afternoon. a kron4 viewer caught part of the altercation on camera. good evening, i'm steve aveson. (vicki) i'm vicki liviakis. kron4's spencer blake is live tonight in fremont...he just spoke with police about what happened..spencer?

they told us to get out of therei've worked here for 25 years in venetia and i've seen a lot of flareupshis, well not like this this is probably the worst i've seen here you can see how police blocked off industrial way at east second street. it turned out to be the worlds longest and most boring coffee break for those who were forced to stay out for hours. trucks trying to drop off or pick up from those impacted could be seen lined up on the side of the road near the closure.yeah i came out here from tucson arizona to pick up a piece that was getting a welding inspection and i show up and this is going onwell i guess safety first so i understand it. he just threw a monkey wrench my weekend on a normal day the quad of turner elementary would be filled with kids eating lunch or playing at lunchtime....today it was a ghost town . students here and at semple elementary were kept inside under a shelter in place order just in case. the order was lifted around 1pm.....around the same time as early dismissal for this students. their reaction to being cooped up.was it fun or was it boring? fun b

now the flareup concerns a new state law that effectively bans sanctuary cities in texas. >> decorumas lost in the texas house monday as elected officials started pushing one another during the final day of the legislative session. >> i did shove him around a tt get out of there. >> democrat poncho nevarez and republican matt rinaldi's dustup came after rinaldi told fellow lawmakers that he had called immigration officials. >> he said yeah, i called i.c.e., and then he said eff them. >> did you do anything to incite people, and that's exactly what i did. >> an estimated 1 ,000 people were inside the capital monday protesting the state law which forces texas sheriffs to help enforce federal immigration law. the house business stopped and protestors were ordered to leave the gallery. some were physically removed by texas state troopers. democrat ramon romero junior. >> these folks understand that what is going to happen in the future is exactly what matt rinaldi demonstrated. he saw the crowd and he saw illegals. >> house democrats are not only laying the blame squarely on representati

immigration reform on obamacare repeal have been brushed off the agenda for now, replaced by constant flareupsjames comey, russia, or some of the presidents tweeting. trump is still the president and his party still controls congress for another 18 months at minimum. how can the white house get its mojo back and reclaim its freedom of action? this is a question that charles krauthammer has pondered. he is a writer, a columnist, and a psychiatrist and your favorite thinker, and he joins us now. charles, what can the white house to? if you are to give them five pieces of advice, what would it be? >> i think you take your playbook from bill clinton. he was tied up in the lewinsky scandal, in his case, he knows he is lying from the beginning. he keeps on lying. but he was able to keep a straight face, try to keep his nose to the business he wanted to carry out, the famous statement, "i did not have sexual relations" ends with i'm going to go back to work. he pretended as if this thing was a distraction. he went back to work. what trump needs to do is spend less effort and time and emotional energy

this flareup at the valero refinery has the city of benicia demanding tighter controls.whooshtiger woods life hits a new low as the golfing icon is arrested for driving under the influence. tonight he's giviing his version of events.whooshand we are live in lafayette ... where a hillside of crosses intended to protest war now draws people seeing to honor those who fell in cmbat.you're watching kron four news in prime time. (steve) breaking news in the east bay. a man is in the hospital tonight after being shot by an officer in fremont this afternoon. a kron4 viewer caught part of the altercation on camera. good evening, i'm steve aveson. (vicki) i'm vicki liviakis. kron4's spencer blake is live tonight in fremont...he just spoke with police about what happened..spencer? (live)the say the man had a weapon - a pipe.they're still putting together the pieces of what happened, but a woman who saw the whole thing happened spoke to kron four about the shooting. (pkg)this video was taken by an eyewitness moments áafter a fremont police officer shot a suspect in the parking lot between lucky and

. >>> facing four violations due to the older in the bay area and the flareup last december cause the rotten eggs smelled that could be detected in richmond and in san francisco. chevron disputes the claims and they do not believe they are responsible for that particular mail and issued a statement saying that given the small amount that was released and the distance across the bay along with the wide geography of the older complaints, saying they believe it is unlikely that there flaring was the source of the odors. >>> there been tiny rocks and boulders in the previous parts of the legs and the volunteers of the tahoe vandalism removal squad are on a mission and they say that the tagging stretches as far out as donner summit. they are doing a lot of scrubbing and son of that graffiti does not come off easily. >> hours, not minutes, and it may take lots of blasting and scrubbing, and sometimes they paint over it because it cannot come off. >> the squad said they need more volunteers and urging people that cannot technically volunteered to be proactive to help remove the graffiti when

they're worried about the hotspots and flareups. there was a flare up last night at 11 pm. >> investigators thought that fireworks may have been the blame but they never released the official call to the fire and they are treating the fire on saturday as suspicious. the developer calling the fire an attack on housing. >>> governor brown ready to spend $220 million to upgrade the california drivers licenses. the revised budget includes money to bring state identification cards up to federal standards. congress approved the law after the september 11 terror attack exposed security weaknesses in many states and half the country has licenses and id cards that comply with the law. california and other states were granted extensions. the trump administration has signaled there will be no more delays and beginning in october 2020, every air traveler will have to show a valid state issued id card before boarding the flight. >>> a woman facing dui charges after her suv crashed into motorcycle sunday morning just before 12:30 am on interstate

make sure that you keep maybe a water bottle nearby in case you get flareups, okay. >> reporter: gothe flames under control so it's not too hot. >> sometimes you're dealing with meats that of fat and they're going to cause flaring up and you could have a fire underneath the grille. >> reporter: and then any tips for post grilling what you want to do. >> sure, sure. so, when you turn this off, make sure that you don't walk away from it before the gas is shut off. you want to make sure that it's been secured and if you have charcoal in there, you want to make sure those are cool and the if you remove that charcoal, put in it a metal container away from the structure. >> reporter: those are all really good tips and it's growing to be a beautiful weekend for grilling this memorial day. captain jay blake, thank you and thank you to the crew for all of your hard work and thank you for keeping the community safe. >> no problem. thank you. >> thank you so much erin. >>> this memorial day weekend there are plenty of events happening in the district. coming up we'll take you downtown where cre

obviously the danger is with most political crises or flareups, there is always a scenario that can reallythe markets. 2003in the gulf war in people were talking about a rebellion and civil war in saudi arabia and the oil supplies being cut off. all sorts of tail risks that did not really come through, but this did not. the last two shocks we had, which arguably where brexit and donald trump's election, both saw a one-day selloff and it was a classic immediate turnaround. both were shocks that resulted in extra stimulus, either in terms of in brexit the pound going down, the bank of england going -- holding its rate, and donald trump promising a great bit of stimulus. it is a surprise but will give us more stimulus. francine: as long as central banks are there, the risks are different than eight or nine years ago. vix, we are almost at the lowest level we have seen in seven years. trevor: i think it is the lowest level since before the financial crisis. you have a very low level of volatility but seasonally it starts rising this time of year and peaks in october. people are thinking it cou

this flareup at the valero refinery has the city of benicia demanding tighter controls.eir mayor is saying about the issue. robin...?( robin @ landing ) james... a reporter is out of a job because of what he tweeted.. i'll show you what he said and have your entertainment headlines after ther break. welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... a sports writer... fired after posting a controversial tweet about the first japanese indy 500 winner takuma sato. denver post writer terry frei said on twitter that he was "very uncomfortable with a japanese driver winning the indianapolis 500 during memorial day weekend." executives from 'the post' called frei's statement "disrespectful and unacceptable." the tweet has since been deleted and frei issued his own apology. frei had been at the post for more than 20 years. (robin) a major milestone at cannes. sofia coppola has been awarded the best director prize at the french film festival. she is only the second woman to win the honor... a soviet director won it back in 1961. the aw

semi-going to be affected because i will die you know because my medication stops my flareups.that's why i can walk and come up here and talk with you. because of the expensive medications that i take. >> that list of things that you mentioned, i know those are people's concerns. i read all of the detractors, people saying you work putting this, you are cutting this, you are cutting this. i get that. i could go down that list that you put in front of me and give an answer to each item. i probably answered most of those tonight. i don't believe that this is what it does at all. what this whole effort is for is for people like you to make sure that you do have that coverage. right now if we don't find a way to cover those who are the most expensive and break down premiums for everyone else, if we don't do both a large group of our population is not going to have what you are talking about. that is the reality of it and you can disagree with the how but what i propose is trying to thread the needle. that is difficult. people talk about it but how do you do it? how do you make sure

semi-going to be affected because i will die you know because my medication stops my flareups. why i can walk and come up here and talk with you. because of the expensive medications that i take. >> that list of things that you mentioned, i know those are people's concerns. i read all of the detractors, people saying you work putting this, you are cutting this, you are cutting this. i get that. i could go down that list that you put in front of me and give an answer to each item. i probably answered most of those tonight. i don't believe that this is what it does at all. what this whole effort is for is for people like you to make sure that you do have that coverage. right now if we don't find a way to cover those who are the most expensive and break down premiums for everyone else, if we don't do both a large group of our population is not going to have what you are talking about. that is the reality of it and you can disagree with the how but what i propose is trying to thread the needle. that is difficult. people talk about it but how do you do it? how do you make sure. a lo