do you think it is acquires out folsom prison? -- floating - out folsom prison?think it is a quasi _ distraction. needs to be on. do think it is a quasi floating - distraction. needs to be on. do i think it is a quasi floating prison? a couple hundred people out of 437,000, it is not going to... it is a sticking plaster. it is not going to work. by doubling the amount of people going on the pole, it is going to bring the intensity of confinement even worse but as your other colours are saying, there is nothing wrong with the camps we have idle, it was good enough for british soldiers, why is it not good enough for these people? we give these people so much, they get free food, they don't pay any taxes, lake access to phones, bank accounts, everything else done for them, what we put is get a backbone in this country and stop these folks coming over, untilwe country and stop these folks coming over, until we can facilitate the people we've got already and turn those away that are not. they are not coming over here because their persecutor, they are coming over beca

. >> so this is folsom right here. this is folsom lake, so we train out here quite a bit. >> reporter: benjamin berman is the chief helicopter pilot for cal fire. he's also the one that is training the other pilots how to fly cal fire's new fire hawk helicopters at night. >> when you're looking through the night vision goggles, you go from about 200 degrees of peripheral vision, now looking through a 40-degree field of view. >> reporter: today berman is showing me how he trains pilots by first using a flight simulator. he says learning to fly at night, even for experienced pilots, can take time. >> there's different subconscious movements that you have to acquire when flying on night vision. >> reporter: before this program cal fire was never able to fight fires aerially at night. that's because the helicopters they had before the fire hawks were much smaller and didn't have as many safety features. berman says to think of the difference between the old helicopters and these new ones like you would the difference betwe

. >> this is folsom right here. this is folsom lake. so we train out here quite a bit. >> benjamin berman is the chief helicopter pilot for cal fire. he's also the one that is training the other pilots how to fly cal fire's new fire hawk helicopters at night. >> when you're

. >> this is folsom right here. this is folsom lake. so we train out here quite a bit. >> benjamin berman is the chief helicopter pilot for cal fire. he's also the one that is training the other pilots how to fly cal fire's new fire hawk helicopters at night. >> when you're looking through the night vision goggles, you go from about 200 degrees of peripheral vision now looking through 40-degree field of view. >> today berman is showing me how he trains pilots by first using a flight simulator. he says learning to fly at night even for experienced pilots can take time. >> there's different subconscious movements that you have to acquire when flying on night vision. >> before this program cal fire was never able to fight fires aerially at night. that's because the helicopters they had before the fire hawks were much smaller and didn't have as many safety features. berman says to think of the difference between the old helicopters and these new ones like you would the difference between an old used car and a brand-new ferrari. >> it's capa

california state park says rope swings are not allowed at folsom lake or any other state park as they grieve. katherine's family is calling on the park service to make more of an effort to get rid of the swings and post signs warning people of the hazard they pose. tonight, the search is still on for dozens of people who raided a nordstrom store near los angeles. the lapd says there were between 30 and 50 people in this flash mob robbery. it happened saturday afternoon in the san fernando valley. these got away with an estimated $100,000 worth of merchandise. police say the heist may be connected to a similar robbery that happened in glendale last tuesday. officials in las vegas said the big ten are discussing potentially moving their conference title game to allegiant stadium. the conference has had its title game at lucas oil stadium in indianapolis since 2011, and its contract is set to expire after next year. the pac 12 has hosted their title game at allegiant stadium in the past two years and will again for a third year. however, the mass exodus of the conference could mean the p

and again, the consulate of mexico is on folsom street, 532 folsom street.w their website. there's where you can grab all the information that we discussed today. up next the "presidio trust and tunnel tops," stay with us. (warehouse ambience) inintroducing g togo's new frfrench dip s sandwiches feataturing frfresh artisasan b piled highgh with tendnder roast bebeef, smothehered with m melty provovolone cheeeese and seserved with h hot au ju fofor dipping.g. try y the roast t beef or papasi frenench dips totoday only at togo's damian: and we're back here on "comunidad del valle." this time talking about the presidio trust and tunnel tops. with me is faviana rodriguez who is a presidio activator. welcome to the show. faviana rodriguez: hello. thank you for having me. damian: tell us what a presidio activator is. faviana: the presidio activator is somebody who is engaging in making the presidio tunnel tops park a more welcoming and engaging place for everyone. damian: i don't think you can do that 'cause it's already--we--you see the images. it's already so en

ah on folsom is, uh, a white zone pick up drop off for residents. and then on main street is a commercial loading zone, so there's actually on all of us, and i believe that's the same on the on translate to west as well. black to west. there is a lot of loading areas there as well as a lot of investment in bike infrastructure, part of the funding that we requested for asic. there comes a capital. peace for transit to that's going to the howard street bike land improvements that are hopefully happening soon. thank you. that was very helpful. i know that sometimes it's challenging for elderly people to get to the doctor's appointment, so just making sure that there's ample pickup zone space for when they do need to get picked up to go to doctor's appointments and stuff like that, that we're not constricting the site so that there's not enough space for that. um also, um, i did have a quick question about, um, the application process. i know. some of the other commissioners, um, brought up in terms of like, um previous, um. convictions on certain recor

a rope swing at folsom lake and hit the rocks below.ifornia state park says she was with friends at the time of the accident and was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. she's just made such a massive impact and only at 23. i just wish she could have been here for another 60 or 70 years. i can't imagine what she could have done for everybody else. california state park says rope swings are not allowed at folsom lake or any other state park. family wants the park service to make more of an effort to get rid of the swings and post signs warning people of the hazards they pose. a hiker who went missing in sequoia national park has been found in good health. bill roberts was reported missing last saturday while backpacking on the john muir trail. the national park service says roberts accidentally deviated from his intended route but ran into anoth. researchers, berkeley national laboratory are using bacteria to create renewable plastics. researchers say they successfully engineered alternatives for the raw materials that are used in plast

ah on folsom is, uh, a white zone pick up drop off for residents. and then on main street is a commercial loading zone, so there's actually on all of us, and i believe that's the same on the on translate to west as well. black to west. there is a lot of loading areas there as well as a lot of investment in bike infrastructure, part of the funding that we requested for asic. there comes a capital. peace for transit to that's going to the howard street bike land improvements that are hopefully happening soon. thank you. that was very helpful. i know that sometimes it's challenging for elderly people to get to the doctor's appointment, so just making sure that there's ample pickup zone space for when they do need to get picked up to go to doctor's appointments and stuff like that, that we're not constricting the site so that there's not enough space for that. um also, um, i did have a quick question about, um, the application process. i know. some of the other commissioners, um, brought up in terms of like, um previous, um. convictions on certain recor

taking a look at the indian folsom of bill industry. i'm jack power. i'm from 4 of us here on the news team invalid. thank you. the doors, the scoring we say they were about never giving up sports like every weekend on dw summer vacation is just about over time for players to teach the beach and head into the state.

. >> this is folsom. folsom lake. we train out here quite a bit. >> reporter: he is the chief helicopter pilot for cal fire and also the one that is training the other pilots how to fly cal fire's new helicopters at night. >> when you are looking through the night vision goggles you go from about 200 degrees of peripheral vision and now looking at a 40 degrees field of view. >> reporter: he is showing me how he trains pilots by first using a flight simulator. he said learning to fly at night, even for experienced pilots can take time. >> there is a difference of conscious movements you have to acquire, when doing , when flying on night vision. >> reporter: before this program, cal fire was never able to fight fires aerially at night. that is because the helicopters they had before the fire hawks were much smaller and did not have as many safety features. he says to think of the difference between the old helicopters and these new ones, like you with the difference between an old , used car and a brand-new ferrari. >>

the folsom master -- the folsom master began one week ago. larry: tropical storm idalia is expected to strengthen to a category three hurricane by the time it makes landfall this week. high wind and storm surges are underway and it will only get worse as idalia moves into the eastern gulf of mexico tonight. reena roy has the latest track of the storm. >> preparations are underway in florida as idalia turns toward the gulf coast, strengthening and expecting to make landfall as a major storm. >> wind and surge could be significant, 60 11 feet. -- six feet 11 feet. >> people are stocking up on sandbags. >> [indiscernible] >> forecasters worn idalia could generate tornadoes. >> it is better to be prepared versus not prepared and have regrets. >> duke energy mobilizing 4500 workers to respond to potential power outages. before the governor getting a pledge of federal support from the white house after declaring a state of emergency for more than 30 counties, about half the state. >> floridians in the path of the storm should be prepared to lose po

vendors will have to relocate to the folsom street parking lot between the main library and asian ucm. they were initially told to me than the last six months but are now learning that it will last two years. they are also demanding added security. >>> another scary moment for mitch mcconnell. the 81-year-old kentucky senator appeared to freeze during a news conference. >> what are my thoughts about what we >> running for reelection. >> the senator finished a nearly 20 minute speech in his home state of kentucky and was taking questions from reporters and when asked about running for reelection, he froze up and did not speak for more than 30 seconds. the aid try to assist him and once he reengaged, he responded briefly to another question before being escorted away. the senator's office is not responding to questions. a similar incident happened during a news conference on capitol hill in july. >>> donald trump of his former lawyer, rudy giuliani, found guilty of defamation. federal judge made the ruling today. two former workers sued him after they say he spread rumors. they said the

phil's coffee located on 24th and folsom street in the mission will not be renewing its lease plans to close up the shop on october 16. that's a monday. a spokesperson telling kron 4, though the physical space may close its stores. the mission will always hold a special place in our hearts. as our first home. that spokesperson also saying the team members will be offered positions at any other 12 locations around the city. whether time as we get a live look outside the golden gate bridge. typical fog. yeah, i'm with gma. basic calls that fog a strike. all right. race is joining us with a look august. a recent yeah. and right on cue, it's already making its presence known along the coast eventually going to make it struck across the bay in our inland valleys by tonight. >> bring us another round of patchy drizzle. we actually saw traces amount of rain, believe it or not. this morning just because of that thick and deep marine layer. and let's take a live look outside right on cue. here is fog is just rolling through downtown san francisco, the trans america pyramid overhead and radar fo

the condition says they decided not to renew their lease at the corner of 24th and folsom streets whichy have occupied since 2003. their final day will be monday, october 16th. saying in a statement, "though the physical space may close its doors, the mission will always hold a special place in our hearts as our first home where philz coffee was born and nurtured. all eligible employees will be offered jobs at their 12 other locations across the city." >>> in san jose a colorful new look for mcdonald's new restaurant, a new mural by a local artist unveiled today at the mcdonald's on story road and the mural is called "patterns of nature" and it's part of a celebration of latino art and music. the painter says the work is inspired by mexican folklore mixed with various hispanic cultures in the local neighborhoods. cova, as he's known, says he hopes having his art on the side of mcdonald's will expose it to local kids who may not get a chance to see it otherwise. >> trying to incorporate the elements from the spanish cultures. i am using like principle elements from the different hispanic

the coffee shop at 24th and folsom will close october 16th when their lease expires. philz coffee is vowing to find jobs for all eligible employees at its 12 other san francisco locations. >>> former employees of cafe centro in mission bay are trying to bring that shop back to life now. the cafe was incredibly popular with the early tech crowd and it closed friday after 30 years in business. the owner cited the now incredibly familiar post pandemic recovery problems. >>> now to mexico city where a single sandwich fed an entire tentful of people. this is my dream sandwich. 100 people formed an assembly line to make the world's longest torta. it's 246 feet. our executive producer likes putting things into perspective and so to do that for you tonight, she found out that you could lower this sandwich from the deck of the golden gate bridge all the way to the water and still have 26 feet of sandwich to spare, quite the visual. thank you, melissa adams, for. that. >>> if you've ever wondered what it would be like to hang out at a celebrity's house, one is about to be liste

en comunidad del valle, para más información, el consulado general de méxico está aquí en la calle folsom a comunidad del valle con nosotros, faviana rodríguez del presidio, bienvenida al programa de comunidad del valle. - gracias. - platíquenos un poco de lo nuevo que ahora se va a acontecer ahí en el presidio. faviana rodríguez: bueno este sábado, domingo, 13 de agosto, vamos a tener un día superfestivo, de 1:00 a 5:00, donde vamos a tener una banda de cumbia, que incluye a unos niños, vamos a tener música, va a haber juegos para los niños, va a haber oportunidad de que los niños conozcan a diferentes animales, y también que jueguen en el nuevo parque, que es el tunnel tops, así que invitamos a todas las familias a que vengan, pues a ver el parque nuevo en san francisco. damián trujillo: y ahí tuvimos en julio la fiesta en el parque, con telemundo, ¿por qué este gran enfoque en la comunidad latina por parte del presidio. faviana rodríguez: bueno, porque históricamente en el parque no han ido muchas familias latinas, y pues nosotros somos una parte muy importante en esta región, nuestra

according to business times, the application for the license is on folsom street.emark close pop-up experiences most recently. the owners of a lack of revenue -- due to the shelter-in-place orders. reggie: amazon is coming back to a plan for a six acre property in san francisco. it will be used as a parcel delivery center. it will be ending. amazon can move in and do what they wanted to do. kumasi: the has backed up and it was a hit. the ceo s the fair, the rodeo, monster trucks and destruction derbies were sold out. live auction was sold out as well. a broader and more than $2 million. a it was discovered about 25 miles away in egypt. it dates back about 41 million years. scientists named it after king cut -- tut. paleontologists are still working in the area. they said there is a chance they could find even more. reggie: a woman's birthday is making history. kumasi: wait a minute. reggie: oh, we will not hear from her. well, just look at her. miss elizabeth francis was born in 1909. william taft was president. 90% of the babies were born at home and women could n

troops on this battlefield for they for themselves and for the men that they face private edward folsom of the first choctaw and chickasaw mounted bridal rifles was on the other side of the battle lines and the color troops made in on him as well. he remarked it was not long before the federal cavalry found us and came over with -- tripped troops and give us fight. we had one side of elk creek and they the other it was a stand-up fight. i never did see so many wounded -- troops in a small fight soldiers everywhere. not just in the south were impressed by the combat action of color troops during the war. the confederates failed at honey springs because of inferior munition supplies and in part the combined actions of the first kansas code regimen and the indian home guards, the confederates outnumbered the federals by two to one, but were outgunned three to one. and the inferior quality of the confederate gunpowder meant that the downpour during the battle on july 17th rendered their arms useless according to general cooper. as the fight reached on the federal indian home guard regiment

and i watch my folsom tone burned down over a 1000 buildings have been destroyed many in the ocean from cool. what was hawaii's capital in the early 19th century before us colonize ation. many of these areas will remain off limits to residents. as the search continues for human remains. hawaii is going to confirmed that those who died did so in the open as they tried to escape. 1000 is remaining shelters. many have nothing left. i lost my condo, my jeep, my laptop, my cell phone, of everything i ever own. for 40 years that i lived in ohio, and it remains on clear how this town, but just last week, at a population of 13000, we'll rebuild she ever time. see, i will do 0 memory. i came on, sophie is the executive director of the hawaii public housing authority. he says the government does already load, you get program to rebuild behind. as it was, take many months and billions of dollars to clear the area. it stocks it, it has to clear it, but what we doing right now is throughout the island and throughout the entire state of donna fi in units of housing that are vacant. the people will be

to their position nor understood the government supplied with the despite that the government dis, folsom. and though we just never acceptable, i will never forgive for me to see that because he's risking the health of the ocean. we may not be able to eat fish any more. i'm against the release plan no matter what scratch well, i want to die. that's how i feel. south korea as well, protest has got the charging, save the pacific, and waving banners for claiming the fee is not depends trash can. the crowds are demanding tokyo, immediately stop the war to discharge. the leader of the main opposition democratic party said what's happening is a crime. it's a nuclear waste. water is that safe? why? when japan stored on that own land, instead of releasing it into the world's well, the pacific ocean. i'm worrying everyone at home in the house. don't lose a gateway make it disappear. japan is an environmental goal. criminal is committed crimes against the world's environment. on more than 1000000 metric tons of waste water from the focus stream, a nuclear plant will be discharged into the ocean by

i watch my folsom tone burn down over a 1000 buildings have been destroyed many in the ocean from cool. what was hawaii's capital in the early 19th century before us colonization? many of these areas will remain off limits to residents. as a search continues for human remains, hawaii is going to confirmed that those who died did so in the open as they tried to escape thousands remaining shelters, many have nothing left. i lost my condo, my cheap, my laptop, my cell phone. uh, everything i ever owned for 40 years that i lived in ohio and it remains on clear how this town. but just last week had a population of 13000. we'll rebuild she ever time. see out a 0. mary. katherine cruz is a journalist, hawaii, public radio, and she says many people may have missed the file warning and let's and then i was watching tv. i did see the alerts, you know, urging of these neighborhoods to evacuate because of the fires. and i understand that they did try to, you know, send things out on cell phones. but again, the fire move very fast, you know, we were hearing some discrepancies as to whether there we

opposition nor understood the government supplied with the money. despite that, the government is folsom and bill, which has never acceptable cargo, tied to it saying you can't waste water. is that safe? why wouldn't japan store it on that own land instead of releasing it into the world's? well, the pacific ocean, i'm worrying everyone at home in the health. don't lose the gateway, make it disappear. japan is an environmental goal. criminal is committed crimes against the world's environment. when a reminder, almost 20000 people died following an earthquake and subsequent. so now me in 2011, which destroyed the focusing the plan more than a 1000000 metric tons of it will not be discharged into the ocean by march in the next 2 weeks alone. as well, and about $7000.00 tons will be dumped into the pacific. the water contains the rare radioactive element, treats him which can increase the risk of cancer in humans when our to contribute our culture states, not because of the problems, actions the pacific rim has involuntarily become part of a scientific experiment. most people says you can tr

this is all they ever know, and i watch my folsom tone burned down over a 1000 buildings have been destroyed many in the ocean from cool. what was hawaii's capital in the early 19th century before us colonization? many of these areas will remain off limits to residents, as the search continues for human remains. hawaii, as governor confirmed that those who died did so in the open as they tried to escape thousands remaining shelters, many have nothing left. i lost my condo, my cheap, my laptop, my cell phone, of everything i ever owned for 40 years that i lived in ohio. and it remains on clear how this town, but just last week had a population of 13000. we'll rebuild she ever time. see out a 0 memory, a talk came on saucy. is the executive director of the state of hawaii as housing authority. he's in honolulu, enjoys us on live on out of there, mr. one. so if you could help you with this on the program, thanks for your time. the pictures do speak for themselves, but how acute is the problem now of housing for those that have lost the homes of the looking for shelter? the thank you for highlig

position nor understood the government supplied with the money. despite that, the government dis, folsom. and though we just never acceptable cargo, which has been good in nuclear waste water, is that safe? why? when japan stored on that own land, instead of releasing it into the world's well, the pacific ocean, i'm worrying everyone at home in the health. don't lose the gateway, make it disappear. japan is an environmental goal. criminal is committed crimes against the world's environment. we just saw a south korean pauses in boston and applied for a years long waste oil say into the sea. and i was able to find out what was the reaction to the decision which has caused product biopsies sold in beijing on fire despite racial and says from authorities. this disease, assault supply is sufficient to meet local demos. china has also suspended impulse of the sea food from japan say, is ready to take quote, necessary measures to fund these safeguards, the marine environment, and public health. the w h. i deemed the least wasteful to sufficiently treated to be used as drinking water. however, p

opposition, nor understood the government supplied with the money. despite that, the government dis, folsom and adult, which is never acceptable. cargo attachment. if the nuclear waste water is that safe, why one japan stored on their own land instead of releasing it into the world's well, the pacific ocean. i'm worrying everyone at home in the house. don't lose the gateway, make it disappear. japan is an environmental goal. criminal is committed crimes against the world's environment that we just saw. a south korean politician was in the plan for years on release of lew. wait for the into the see the big left side of the old. so yeah, it's it's, it's a good decision which is called probably by of steve sold in beijing on friday despite reassurances from the 30s of the cities. so supply is sufficient to meet local demands. china has also suspend the impulse of sea food from def. i am saying is already to take quote unnecessary measures. for me safeguard the marine environment and public health. the w h. i deemed the least wasteful with a sufficiently fainted to be use. i was thinking was a

this is all they ever know, and i watch my folsom tone burned down the over a 1000 buildings have been destroyed. many in the ocean front core of what was hawaii is capital in the early 19th century before us colonization. many of these areas will remain off limits to a residence, as the search continues the human remains. hawaii is going to confirmed that those who died did so in the open as they tried to escape thousands remaining shelters, many have nothing left. i lost my condo, my cheap, my laptop, my cell phone, of everything i ever owned for 40 years that i lived in ohio, and it remains on how this town. but just last week, a population of 13000, we'll rebuild she ever time see out to 0 memory. the historic town of the honda is all but destroyed the long road to rebuild the law structures will begin once the disaster is only the. we spoke to hockey, one sophie, he is the executive director of the hawaii public housing authority. he outlines the government's plans, it was take many months and billions of dollars to clear the area, its box, it, it has to cleared it. but what we do

the application has -- is on folsom street at used to be trademark who hosted pop-up experiences includingrls kitchen. the stud bar at ninth and harrison closed in 2020. the owner said it was because a lack of revenue because the shelter-in-place orders during the pandemic. kumasi: la-z-boy is helping you have a night in by coming up with one of the best excuses to cancel your plans. they have created the decline r. it has artificial intelligence that will call your friends with an excuse when you pull the handle. it focuses on the reality that every video occasionally needs the time and space to make comfort their top priority. la-z-boy is giving away three in the contest. you can enter by submitting your most creative excuses. drew: jobina: something about the crank and then denied. reggie: i don't feel like it. kumasi: o you need one night this we can to not do a thing. drew: we have mild weather already. 60's and 70's in some spots. we have mild air overhead. water temperature is warming. approaching 60 degre for ocean water. today it is warm to hot. 80's and 90's from sunnyvale to san

it's a 24th and folsom in the mission district. it will not be renewing its lease. there are plans to close up shop monday, october 16th, a spokesperson told kron 4, although the physical space might close its stores, the mission will always hold a special place in our hearts as our first home eligible team members will be offered jobs at any of other 12 locations around the city. >> still ahead tonight, a new commission that set to address racism in california. how the newly appointed group will work with state lawmakers. also east bay leaders are walking back talk of jail time for sideshows spectators some attorneys are you arresting might be illegal. eveverery y bubusisines dedeseservrveses a a g gre. ththatat's's w whyhy c comoms isis l lauauncnching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening n

. >> this is folsom lake. >> reporter: this is the chief helicopter pilot for cal fire, and he's training others how to fly the helicopter at night. >> when looking through the night vision goggles, you go from about 200 degrees of peripheral vision to a 40-degree field of view. >> reporter: today he's showing me how he trains pilots first using a flight simulators. learning to fly at night, even for experienced pilots, can take time. >> there's difference conscious movements you have to acquire. >> reporter: before this program, cal fire was never able to fight fires aerially at night. that's because the the helicopters they had before the fire hawks were much smaller and didn't have as many safety features. berman says to think of the difference between the old helicopters and the new ones is the difference between an old used car and a ferrari. cal fire believes the new helicopters will be a huge tool in fighting large, dangerous wildfires. being able to continue to attack the fire at night offers a slew of advantages. the temperature is usually cooler, the wind slower, and the humidit

it'll be closing this fall after 20 years of service, the storefront at the corner of 24th and folsoms not renewing the current employees at that location will be offered jobs at other stores. now, in a statement, the phil's coffee company said, though the physical space may close its doors, the mission will always hold a special place in our hearts as our first home, where phil's coffee was born and nurtured. all right. our time is 540. it turned out to be incorrect. flood alerts were issued by the national weather service and sent out about high water levels at two bay area creeks. and they were incorrect . it posted a flood warning for a portion of los gatos creek showing water levels on the creek went from one foot to 1800 feet or ocean level. death a similar alert was issued for the santa rosa creek national weather service spokesperson said there was a glitch in its system that detects water levels. and thank goodness for that. yeah, yeah, that would be bad. that's right. we're going over to see paulson now. we'll get you ready for a new day. your forecast. i am indeed a forecas

a colleague of mine peter who was a state representative she folsom is the state legislature what did i say i am responsible for her great career. because i did not hire her right i would be amiss chair of the women's caucus. very proud member of a diverse caucus in congress yes 94 almost half of the democrats i am here and honored to be here and celebrate women are making history everys day not just ths month. plates were all over the road gathered at the testament i say it should be a testament studying art the unique statutes that depicts historical figures that are supposed to wait to honor our great leaders, our innovators, our activists and educators. now, if you are like me and walk through this hall and noticed something is missing. you say where are the women? you be right to ask that part of the hundred statues in the collection, only 11 of them are women. that is wrong isn't it? how can you really tell the story of a nation without women? bu' the good news is we are making some progress, right? i'll give you a little report on chat. last year in the house have built that i

phil's coffee located on 24th and folsom streets in the mission district will not be renewing its lease plans to close up shop on monday. october 16th, a spokesperson telling kron 4 that though the physical space may close its doors, the mission always hold a special place in our hearts. as our first home. that spokesperson also says team members will be offered positions at any of the other 12 locations around the city. coming up, details on yesterday's hayes valley fire that tore through a construction site. >> in san francisco. plus to mask or not to mask what the santa clara county health officer is saying about the latest cook covid search and a local christian missionary group is stuck in the share after a coup takes over the government. details on the efforts to get them home. when we return. babackck i in n ththe e , snsneaeakeker r drdropopst getting online to wait in line. now with xfinity mobile... ...we get the fastest mobile service and can get the freshest kicks asap. i got this. get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited when you switch to xfinity mobile for $30 a line p

it's 24th in folsom in the mission district. it will not renew its lease there. there are plans to close up shop monday, october 16th, a spokesperson told kron 4, although the physical space might close its stores, the mission will always hold a special place in our hearts as our first home eligible team members will be offered jobs at and the of the other 12 locations around the city. >> coming up next tonight on kron, 4 news at a president trump set to appear in court again this time on charges that he allegedly tried to overthrow the government. plus, a staple of san francisco's chinatown destroyed by the winter storms set to make a marvelous return and our face masks making a comeback which bay area counties suggesting covering up as eveverery y bubusisines dedeseservrveses a a g gre. ththatat's's w whyhy c comoms isis l lauauncnching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plu

it's at 40 set for 24th and folsom right in the mission and it will be renewing its lease.e are plans to close up shop on october. 16th. a spokesperson told kron 4, although the physical space may close its doors, the mission will always hold a special place in hearts as our first home eligible team members will be offered jobs at any of the other 12 locations around the city. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, santa clara health officials. we are urging people to mask up again as we start seeing an uptick in hospitalizations. and after the break, a woman is suing the makers. the 2 drugs used for weight loss after she experienced painful side effects. >> when she took them, >> new this morning, the makers of those in pick and moon jaro are in legal hot seat with a new lawsuit. the plaintive accuses novo nordisk and eli lilly of downplaying the severity of side effects to the stomach and intestines. when taking the drugs. she says she suffered severe stomach symptoms so severe that she lost teeth from heavy vomiting. drugs are developed to treat type 2 diabetes, but are n

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the storefront on the corner of 24th and folsom will have its last day on october 16th. the lease for the building is ending and the company is not renewing the original store kept its old white sign and its neighborly feel despite the expansion of what is now 60 us locations. current employees at the location will be offered jobs at other stores. in a statement, the company said though the physical space may close its doors, the mission will always hold a special place in our hearts as our first home where phil's coffee was born and nurtured california lieutenant governor alan clark and dozens of state and local politicians signed an open letter this week urging taylor swift to postpone the los angeles leg of her tour . hotel workers are on strike in that area and officials say postponing la dates would be a way to show solidarity. the letter says hotels double and triple charge patrons during the time of taylor swift's concerts. yet at the same time, some of the housekeepers are sleeping in their own cars. swift is set to perform six sold out shows at sofi stadium righ

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i'm james fletcher and i'm reyna harvey in for darya folsom today. james, the week is a starting out. really, really nice so far. i'm loving yeah. nice and mild yesterday afternoon, john. just as promised and what looking for today. you have a repeat of yesterday, reyna. so we saw the heat this weekend into monday. and yesterday the cooldown got here and we're going to stay that way through friday. so little extended break from the 90's. at least your view outside right now. love to check this one out on a gray morning. kind of like we're in the midst of we've got some patchy. low cloud cover sweeping right back into the bay. that's a cool ocean air that is contributing to the cooler feel we have you not really running into it until you head up into hillside. so at bridge level, you're fine. not really a foggy morning. just a great morning. 50's 60's for current temperatures right now. alameda mountain view and dublin each sitting at 59 degrees. well, oakland and concord as well as napa at 60 degrees to kick off your morning. you can see the gray out

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the coffee shop at 24th and folsom in san francisco's mission district will serve the last pour on october 16th when the lease expires. phil's is vowing to find jobs for all eligible employees at its 12 other locations in san francisco. oh, such abramer. >>> and former employees of cafe sent row in mission bay are trying to bring that shop back the life. it closed friday after 30 years in business and the owners cited the now familiar post pandemic recovery problems. >>> all right, take a look at these images. wow, all right, jess is looking with me. euclid space telescope taken from a million miles above earth and these are preliminary test shots showing a few galaxies but scientists have big plan for the spacecraft. they have to create the largest ever 3d map of the sky. the euclid project manager says these initial images suggest the telescope could exceed expectations. i wish i understood more of what we're talking about. but it does -- look so beautiful. i can't -- just the fact that we can get images like that. >> it almost looks fake. exactly. stunning. >> technology. oh my gosh. >>

the coffee shop at 24th and folsom in san francisco's mission district will serve the last pour on october 16th when the lease expires. phil's is vowing to find jobs for all eligible employees at its 12 other san francisco locations. >>> employees of cafe in mission bay are frying to bring that shop back to life. the cafe popular with the early tech crowd closed friday after 30 years in business. the owners cited the now familiar post pandemic recovery problems and the first images from the euclid space telescope. >>> just so beautiful. taken from about a million miles above earth. these are preliminary test shots showing a few galaxies butscientists hope to create the largest ever 3d map of the sky. revealing more. ooh. all right. so the euclid project manager says these initial images suggest that the telescope could exceed expectations. already exceeding expectations from i see so far. glitter in the sky. love to see it. >>> back here? down on planet earth. >> speaking of the skies we can see them right now. just over the golden gate bridge. it's kind of shocking. i mean we've been talk

i'm darya folsom. usually on the morning news of sticking around to tell you what's going on right now. and this has become a common scam often directed at the elderly where somebody approaches a victim with an offer of free jewelry. well, they actually seal the jewelry that you're wearing. and now police are warning people to be mindful of their belongings. 12 hours. charles clifford joins us live from redwood city where a lot of these incidents have been happening in a costco parking lot. hi, charles. yeah. >> yeah. the police department is very clear that what's happening is in the parking lot, not inside the costco. this is all happening outside where scammers and thieves are looking for victims. the redwood city police department says that over the past few weeks they have received multiple reports of people being robbed in the parking lot of this costco on middlefield road. >> they say the thieves are usually after jewelry, specifically necklaces. police say that in one case a victim was approach