gott doesn't know who did it, but he did file a police report.and ba-bite regulars who heard about it, have been showing their support for the employees they know by name."a lot of people came and brought in a flower. a lot of people called in a phone call."gott says the immigrant signs.are never coming down.in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. the man accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a 13 year old girl in the north bay will make his first court appearance tomorrow. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and joins us in studio. j.r. this man faces nearly a dozen felony charges. sick and disgusting are two words that could be used to describe the accusations here. 50 year old timothy marble is the suspect who will face a judge tomorrow. deputies say it was actually marble that called them in bodega bay saying a passenger had jumped out of his vehicle as it was moving. deputies then found a 13 year old girl hiding in the bushes. she told authories that marble had raped her. saying she ran away from home on thursday and was pick

gott says the employees here are like family.in fact, ba-bite is a play on a hebrew term that means 'ng home, so he's always thought his support of immigrant workers has been important."but it's still a divisive - there's a lot of divisive issues, so there's always someone that's going to be on the opposite side."they filed a police report, and you may wonder - would something like this make gott want to take his signs down?his response - an immediate 'no.' "there's a point when you have to make a stand for what you believe in, and this is something we strongly believe in."people placing orders here have continued to show support for ba-biteand its very international staff.in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. <> panic and confusion after a terror attack on a russian subway train. eleven people died in the suicide attack. tonight, the metro station in st. petersburg has been turned into a shrine reporter mary moloney, with are partners at c-n-n ... is tracking developments. mourners place fresh cut flowers and flickering candles outside a bombed metro station. inside -- an explos

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yaya toure could not have gotte n chance to win. yaya toure could not have gotten much closer.nandinho saw his effort rebound from the goal. as you would expect, it would take more time to separate them. ultimately it was alexis sanchez that did that. arsenal may yet and their season with success. bbc news. —— end. we went through some difficult times. you can be divided. that is the natural inclination. 0r times. you can be divided. that is the natural inclination. or you can be united. the day they showed the right response and kept it together. we are not in the final. we try to do it. we created more chances again. and, so, i don't have too many regrets. i don't have regrets for the team. we tried and we did all we could do and that is it. wayne rooney scored his first goal in the english premier league since january, as manchester united kept up the chase for the top four, with a 2—0 victory at burnley. rooney's second league start of the year was one of eight changes made by united managerjose mourinho after thursday's europa league win over anderlecht. the england captai

gott says the employees here are like family.in fact, ba-bite is a play on a hebrew term that means 'home, so he's always thought his support of immigrant workers has been important."but it's still a divisive - there's a lot of divisive issues, so there's always someone that's going to be on the opposite side."they filed a police report, and you may wonder - would something like this make gott want to take his signs down?his response - an immediate 'no.' "there's a point when you have to make a stand for what you believe in, and this is something we strongly believe in."people placing orders here have continued to show support for ba-biteand its very international staff.in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. (grant) it's bittersweet. raiders owner mark davis opening up about his departure from the bay area. what he says he did - to keep the raiders in oakland. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant) tonight police are searching for a suspect who gunned down a woman in front of her two children. pam moore is

. >> gott believes the act was no mistake. they put signs up after president trump was elected. >> we have an open-door hiring policy. my wife is an immigrant. >> they decided to make a statement and here we are making a bigger statement saying we're not leaving. >> customers come for the food but now support the owners. >> it's not terribly productive and not fair to target this business. >> other businesses on piedmont avenue showing these signs of solidarity supporting immigrant rights. they will soon install surveillance cameras. for now they vow to keep the signs right where they are. in oakland, cornell bernard. >>> northern california authorities are searches for a missing woman who hasn't been seen since last week. she never showed up at her job in gridly on friday morning. gridly is in butte county which is north of sacramento. authorities tracked her cell phone to an empty field. the phone was nowhere to be found. she was last seen driving her 1998 toyota tacoma pickup truck. late thoont truck was found outside gridl

. >> gott believes the act was no mistake. they put signs up after president trump was elected. >> we have an open-door hiring policy. my wife is an immigrant. >> they decided to make a statement and here we are making a bigger statement saying we're not leaving. >> customers come for the food but now support the owners. >> it's not terribly productive and not fair to target this business. >> other businesses on piedmont avenue showing these signs of solidarity supporting immigrant rights. they will soon install surveillance cameras. for now they vow to keep the signs right where they are. in oakland, cornell bernard. >>> northern california authorities are searches for a missing woman who hasn't been seen since last week. she never showed up at her job in gridly on friday morning. gridly is in butte county which is north of sacramento. authorities tracked her cell phone to an empty field. the phone was nowhere to be found. she was last seen driving her 1998 toyota tacoma pickup truck. late thoont truck was found outside gridl

i have gotte i've been called every cuss word in the book. i've been told i'm the one who should have died come he should have killed me. nancy: both said they felt better after meeting the daughters of the man who was killed. jonathan: former fox news anchor bill o'reilly called his situation disheartening. will notsays o'reilly be coming back to the network, after reports that o'reilly and fox news paid nearly $13 million in settlements over inappropriate behavior and sexual harassment. he leeredsaid that and grunted at her and called her "hot chocolate." o'reilly called the accusations unfounded. 70 advertisers have abandoned the show because of the allegations. nancy: 7 on your side --credit card information was stolen at the holiday inn and crowne registers. they were infected with malware. if you stayed at one of their hotels in that timeframe, it's recommended that you check your statements. jonathan: tonight, warned that a top banking regulator failed to act during the scandal that wells fargo. regulator was aware of 700 complaints of

thank you to sf gott tv for assisting us with today's broadcast. i'm malia cohen chair of the budget and finance committee. i want to acknowledge my colleague to the right is vice chair supervisor norman yee and to my left is katy tang. today we're clerked by john carol and lynda wong will provide technical expertise and backup. any announcements? >> yes, please silence all technical devices and cell phones. items acted upon today will appear on the april 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. call first item. >> clerk: resolution designating those agencies qualified to participant in the 2017 joint tbund raising drive for officers and employees of the city and county. >> i'm joan letter, mesky. we've reviewed all seven applications and find them all to be in compliance with the administrative code. do you have any questions? >> that was a quick presentation. okay. thank. >> let's see. colleagues, any other questions? >> questions? none? okay. well, sthawrchg. we'll go to public comment. ladies and gentlemen, this i

firefighters used dry chemical extinguishers to control the fire until pg&e bot gott there. a close call today for a san francisco firefighter on the scene of a vacant school fire. in is video the department posted on social media. fire department tells us the flame scorched a firefighter's protective gear which worked to protect him from suffering burns. no word yet on what started that fire. >>> a passenger said he just had enough after seeing a flights attendant's treatment of a sobbing mother. >> no one's hurt a baib baby. >> tonight we're getting the airline's side of the story about a stroller incident at sfo. plus an act of kindness by local dentists that's giving people a reason to smile. >> and good evening i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike mikko. let's open the window on emeryville, you can see the clouds are significantly cooler this day. what i'm looking at are sprinkles fothere's a seriousy boomers virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years w

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gott says the employees here are like family.in fact, ba-bite is a play on a hebrew term that means 'upport of immigrant workers has been important."but it's still a divisive - there's a lot of divisive issues, so there's always someone that's going to be on the opposite side."they filed a police report, and you may wonder - would something like this make gott want to take his signs down?his response - an immediate 'no.' "there's a point when you have to make a stand for what you believe in, and this is something we strongly believe in."people placing orders here have continued to show support for ba-biteand its very international staff.in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. ( darya ) severe weather in the south has now claimed the lives of five people. one woman in mississippi was killed when her car went into a creek. hundreds of people in the area had to be rescued from the rising flood waters. this happened a day after another woman died after a tree fell on top of her house. tornadoes were even spotted sweeping georgia in areas near atlanta. high winds flipped over a mobile h

gott says the employees here are like family.in fact, ba-bite is a play on a hebrew term that means 'g home, so he's always thought his support of immigrant workers has been important."but it's still a divisive - there's a lot of divisive issues, so there's always someone that's going to be on the opposite side."they filed a police report, and you may wonder - would something like this make gott want to take his signs down?his response - an immediate 'no.' "there's a point when you have to make a stand for what you believe in, and this is something we strongly believe in."people placing orders here have continued to show support for ba-biteand its very international staff.in oakland, spencer blake, kron four news. ( will ) here's a live look outside... embarcadero. meteorologist anny hong is in the weather center.. she will have a full check of the forecast when we return. áááábreakáááá welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... the oakland a's won their season and home opener against the angels, 4 to 2.

thank you to sf gott tv for assisting us with today's broadcast. i'm malia cohen chair of the budget and finance committee. i want to acknowledge my colleague to the right is vice chair supervisor norman yee and to my left is katy tang. today we're clerked by john carol and lynda wong will provide technical expertise and backup. any announcements? >> yes, please silence all tni

intelligence suggests terrorists have gotte sophistict allowing them to learn how to properly laptops and other electronic have played a role in the president's travel ban. h philadelphia's point breezeer il conditiong night police are trying to figure out what went terribly wrong. in shock. fox 29's brad sattin joining us from the seenls. brad. >> reporter: yes, dawn, we're at the corner of south 19th mene stabbing, a well-loved couple found shebbir home and discovered by their police presence through the night trying tooman was stabbedo death and her critically injureh stab wounds to his neck and chest. they were upstairs bedroom by their son around 3:30 this afternoon and it. >> i was just -- just see them and being happy together. i don't know what could have nowened at penn presbyterian hospital in criticaling to gather from the victim who is stillyoun speak to him and find out exactly what happened. >> reporter: as family outside e police will only say for now there was no sign of a break noy danger. a weapon was found at tsay the s friendly and there was never any sign of troub

. >> if nunes didn't get it to realize he suld ha gotte it a long time ago, if it took pushinhim out that's not a particularly good sign. >> the problem politically for him, he became useless as a proponent of an alternative narrative for the white house. in other words, the white house has been battling to change the nature of the conversation here. nunes became ineffective at doing that. i have to question whether mr. conway is going to be any better at it or whether tray goudy will be any better at it. there's no question nunes can't help the white house now. >> just minutes ago, hillary clinton former secretary of state with some of her most stenson i. comments about russia's election meddling. the mar-a-lago summit, meeting trump for the first time, what will they say about the north korea threat? and did white house advisor steve bannon threaten to quit? that's ahead. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation, in case i decid

thank you to sf gott tv for assisting us with today's broadcast. i'm malia cohen chair of the budget and finance committee. i want to acknowledge my colleague to the right is vice chair supervisor norman yee and to my left is katy tang. today we're clerked by john carol and lynda wong will provide technical expertise and backup. any announcements? >> yes, please silence all technical devices and cell phones.

. >> steve bannon gott n onon not his bedside manner. ed, what are you seeing?a very gentle, soft-spoken person. i wouldn't talk about bedside manner one way or another with him. the president trusts him and while there may be differences of opinion -- i hope there are differences of opinion in any white house. i'm not sure that there are big power struggles. i know there are not big power struggles going on in this house. they are really working closely -- >> how do you know? >> i know the people involved. i've worked with them over a long period of time. i was involved with them in the campaign. involved with a lot of them getting together, and i was just down in the white house -- >> does that include any of the names -- >> i was in the west wing earlier this year -- earlier this week, and i have to say, i don't see what the speculation that we're hearing at this table. >> there's plenty of leaks coming out. that's what i'm basing the speculation on is the number of leaks talking about the inner workings. >> zerlina and ed, thank you very much. ...backsweat a

over the past two months, the american people have gotten months, the american people have gotte n togotten to know, respect and truly admire our newest member of the american supreme court. injustice neil gorsuch show they see a man of great and unquestioned integrity. they see a man of unmatched qualifications. and most of all, and most importantly, they see a man who is deeply faithful to the course duration of the united states. he will decide cases based not on his personal preferences, but based on a fairand personal preferences, but based on a fair and objective reading of the law. today we have all three branches of government represented at this event. it is a very special thing. and a very special happening. and it's worth taking just a minute to remember what it all means. in oui’ to remember what it all means. in our founders' to remember what it all means. in ourfounders' incredible to remember what it all means. in our founders' incredible wisdom, they gave each branch of government a different role in our great republic. we have a congress to write the laws on behalf of

thank you to sf gott tv for assisting us with today's broadcast. i'm malia cohen chair of the budget and finance committee. i want to acknowledge my colleague to the right is vice chair supervisor norman yee and to my left is katy tang. today we're clerked by john carol and lynda wong will provide technical expertise and backup. any announcements? >> yes, please silence all technical devices and cell phones. items acted upon today will appear on the april 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. call first item. >> clerk: resolution designating those agencies qualified to participant in the 2017 joint tbund raising drive for officers and employees of the city and county. >> i'm joan letter, mesky. we've reviewed all seven applications and find them all to be in compliance with the administrative code. do you have any questions? >> that was a quick presentation. okay. thank. >> let's see. colleagues, any other questions? >> questions? none? okay. well, sthawrchg. we'll go to public comment. ladies and gentlemen, this i

thank you to sf gott tv for assisting us with today's broadcast. i'm malia cohen chair of the budget and finance committee. i want to acknowledge my colleague to the right is vice chair supervisor norman yee and to my left is katy tang. today we're clerked by john carol and lynda wong will provide technical expertise and backup. any announcements? >> yes, please silence all technical devices and cell phones. items acted upon today will appear on the april 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. call first item. >> clerk: resolution designating those agencies qualified to participant in the 2017 joint tbund raising drive for officers and employees of the city and county. >> i'm joan letter, mesky. we've reviewed all seven applications and find them all to be in compliance with the administrative code. do you have any questions? >> that was a quick presentation. okay. thank. >> let's see. colleagues, any other questions? >> questions? none? okay. well, sthawrchg. we'll go to public comment. ladies and gentlemen, this i

thank you to sf gott tv for assisting us with today's broadcast. i'm malia cohen chair of the budget and finance committee. i want to acknowledge my colleague to the right is vice chair supervisor norman yee and to my left is katy tang. today we're clerked by john carol and lynda wong will provide technical expertise and backup. any announcements? >> yes, please silence all technical devices and cell phones. items acted upon today will appear on the april 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. call first item. >> clerk: resolution designating those agencies qualified to participant in the 2017 joint tbund raising drive for officers and employees of the city and county. >> i'm joan letter, mesky. we've reviewed all seven applications and find them all to be in compliance with the administrative code. do you have any questions? >> that was a quick presentation. okay. thank. >> let's see. colleagues, any other questions? >> questions? none? okay. well, sthawrchg. we'll go to public comment. ladies and gentlemen, this i

thank you to sf gott tv for assisting us with today's broadcast. i'm malia cohen chair of the budget and finance committee. i want to acknowledge my colleague to the right is vice chair supervisor norman yee and to my left is katy tang. today we're clerked by john carol and lynda wong will provide technical expertise and backup. any announcements? >> yes, please silence all technical devices and cell phones. items acted upon today will appear on the april 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. call first item. >> clerk: resolution designating those agencies qualified to participant in the 2017 joint tbund raising drive for officers and employees of the city and county. >> i'm joan letter, mesky. we've reviewed all seven applications and find them all to be in compliance with the administrative code. do you have any questions? >> that was a quick presentation. okay. thank. >> let's see. colleagues, any other questions? >> questions? none? okay. well, sthawrchg. we'll go to public comment. ladies and gentlemen, this i

thank you to sf gott tv for assisting us with today's broadcast. i'm malia cohen chair of the budget and finance committee. i want to acknowledge my colleague to the right is vice chair supervisor norman yee and to my left is katy tang. today we're clerked by john carol and lynda wong will provide technical expertise and backup. any announcements? >> yes, please silence all technical devices and cell phones. items acted upon today will appear on the april 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. call first item. >> clerk: resolution designating those agencies qualified to participant in the 2017 joint tbund raising drive for officers and employees of the city and county. >> i'm joan letter, mesky. we've reviewed all seven applications and find them all to be in compliance with the administrative code. do you have any questions? >> that was a quick presentation. okay. thank. >> let's see. colleagues, any other questions? >> questions? none? okay. well, sthawrchg. we'll go to public comment. ladies and gentlemen, this i

devoted to this problem, the nature of the crisis has changed, the intensity has remained the same or gott eten worse and we've exploded our incarcerated population to the point that we incarcerate more people than any other country in the world. thankfully there's a bipartisan effort to try to deal with this mass incarceration phenomenon. but from your perspective as a top law enforcement professional, what can we do different live? >> that's a very good question. i'm not sure how sus singt i can be inspect answering it. demand reduction, supply reduction, and regulation is the right mix. we can always debate how much would be in each bucket. but i've seen -- i see some bad throw jektries and bad news, sir, there's also some good news. i see communities where i think we've made a difference. i've talked to families who have helped us get the message to kids about the dangers of opioids and heroin. i think our national takeback program works. i think we should continue down those paths. i think we're thinking about treatment and rehabilitation in much more sophisticated and helpful ways th

thank you to sf gott tv for assisting us with today's broadcast. i'm malia cohen chair of the budget and finance committee. i want to acknowledge my colleague to the right is vice chair supervisor norman yee and to my left is katy tang. today