you don't know hari, i'm going to leave for a while. you wait for me. okay, i'm with you then no hari. i'll be there soon. no, what is why i don't know, i can't. something you can't? i feel like i should see you all the time. what baby what? do i need to work hare? i'm acting like a fool. it is too. are you running like a snout? like who? as i knew i was listening, and where did you get it from? i have to go. if you want, let's go together. dress you can not wear overalls. undress help me i can't untie. why are you looking like that? and you and i'm behind you, i need to close the hatch. well, as everything is in order conveniently, go quickly. even if i knocked, it seemed to me that someone was talking here. the more there were guests for them undertook. nothing will heal before the wedding. you started modestly. different drugs there i'm just sleeping pills. if if you are going to be clear, it’s better to leave, sometimes you become afraid, and not wanting this, you won’t convince me that you didn’t try a rope or a hammer, you didn’t accidentally thro

you're disgusted, well hari no not true. i love what's wrong with you? i will not return to earth. we will live with you here at the station. you know i'm scared . it seems to be activating. it was your encephalogram that helped. you know you show pity we are devastated, maybe that's true. gives suffering. all life is gloomy and suspicious. what is not necessary for our life harms it. of course it doesn't hurt. you remember tolstoy his torment over the impossibility of loving humanity in general. how much time has passed since then somehow i can not figure it out. help me well, i love you, but love is a feeling that you can experience, but you can’t explain it, you can understand it, and you love what you can lose yourself as a woman, your homeland. until today, humanity earth was simply inaccessible to love. you understand what i knew so little in the world, just a handful of billions. or maybe we are only here to experience people for the first time as a reason for love, huh? it looks like he has a victim. how boryan also died. you still haven't told me. i'll tell you later. he d

amanda hari has that story for us. classes were canceled all day because of the lockdown and that left the campus. >> wyatt, many students told us it's unfortunate just how routine things like this have become. >> be honest, i'm kind of disappointed because happen so many times. i think this sort of thing happens. america lot people are back out enjoying the uc berkeley campus. but thursday morning it looked like this. >> heavy police presence and alarms sounded. >> telling everyone on campus to go inside and stay away from doors and windows. graduate student, hulsey johnson was in a lecture. she says everyone in the class was moved to a safe windowless room in the basement and they stay there for about 4 hours. luckily, the game of telephone didn't go on too far and it felt like there's consistent like. >> calm information, which helped cause. i don't know. you never know if it's time to panic, but it's hope very control. she says they were checking social media to figure out what was happening. >> university official

i'm still sure that biden is not sitting up, most likely, kamala haris will come and american politics because if biden is there after all, he is given a certain respect, then she does not use haris's team at all. than no respect and the fact that she is out in poland when she simply answered a simple question with laughter, but speaks of her apparently diplomatic abilities. i don't delve further into her abilities bologna education system, therefore. why is margarita beloved? no it's not for not that my favorite. you know what it is, just for the people that you've seen the curriculum. here's what you need to do in order to rebuild this system, if you approach it, as we rejected the soviet one, and that's it, but we are now with water. you are moldy as a child, and further and further we will have, but now the documents that are being accepted. yes, we will have 2 years of general humanitarian training, after these two years, they will choose a student. where he should go next for another 2 years and then they will choose in the magistracy. like this? you see, but if we are here now,

amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you.f these fires. >> there's concern about all the smoke that's in the air and it's going to be really windy tonight of people in contra costa county are already saying that there seeing and smelling that smoke from the benicia fire. and that's because the east wind storm is actually coming out of the north. so those of you in concord and walnut creek certainly getting the brunt of that smoke and ash and it's only going to get gustier from here. just seen sustained winds right now at 16 miles per hour. but we could see gusts in that 50 mile per rain shortly after midnight tonight. >> so let's hope firefighters really get the upper hand because i am tracking the strongest winds out there overnight and even into sunday morning. and we're expecting to see wind gusts in downtown san francisco as high as 45 miles per hour by sunday afternoon. so we are tracking severe winds out there right now. still the red flag warning in place for solano county. no surprise there. temperatures out there rig

amanda hari kron, 4 news.>> we'll turn now to the war in ukraine and fighting has now shifted to the eastern half of the country where efforts are ramping up to get civilians out. at the same time, evidence is mounting a potential war crimes in areas in newly vacated areas by russian forces. reporter alex hogan has the latest russia on saturday tapping a new military leader to oversee its e invasion of ukraine. sign that moscow's campaign is not progressing as well as it hoped. >> the pentagon said on friday that russia has suffered a significant number of military casualties and that some units were, quote, completely devastated. the change-up comes as ukraine and world leaders continue to condemn the kremlin for alleged war crimes. missile attack on friday killed and dozens at this train station in ukrainian officials say that russia's decision to attack nonmilitary targets is part of a deliberate strategy. >> they just kill forced they won't scare don't panic in ukraine. just despite russia's claims that it

amanda hari kron. 4 news >> amanda, thank you. sacramento police, of course, are urging anyone with information on this shooting no matter how big or small to scan this qr code and you'll be connected directly to someone that is involved with trying to solve this case in the north bay. tonight, santa rosa police say the shooting death of a man near comstock middle school appears to be gang-related. officers arrived at the school around 8.30 last night when they say they found 25 year-old man laying in the nearby northwest community park with more than one gunshot wound. he later died at the scene. the police have not released that person's identity only but they are from santa rosa. investigators think the victim was in the park with some friends when 2 other people walked up to them and a fight broke out, which led to someone shooting. the 25 year-old. there's still no information on who those 2 men are. santa rosa firefighters are trying to figure out why a building collapsed this morning. the fire department tweeting out this p

vice president in us history for some reason, kamala hari becomes president.oing to make her own decisions? or will she also be led, but, nevertheless, the president is biden on his own behalf or not? says, this is it. listen. you know, i believe that we are at a turning point in the world economy, not only in the world economy in the world. this happens every 3-4 generations, as one of the top military officials recently said at a security meeting between 1900 and 1946 , 60 million people died. since then, we established a liberal world order and such human sacrifices. for a long time there have not been many people dying, but chaos is not close, and now is the time when everything is changing, a new world order will be established, and we must lead it and for this we must unite the rest of the free world. but this does not remind us of anything, for example, the neurdung of europe from the german new order, that is, this is a new political system that was supposed to be established by fascist germany in the occupied territories, its creation began long befor

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> time now is 4 o 4 and a lot of people in the south. they're asking the question, who's to blame for the cancellation of the gilroy garlic festival. a lot of finger pointing going on right now. the mayor of gilroy is responding to some of the rumors surrounding the events demise of what was easily the city's largest most high-profile event during the year for second, talk to the mayor who says that there is more to the story. >> the backlash is just it's from the pain that our communities feeling gilroy. mayor murray blankley says the city has taken some of the heat after many pointed fingers at the city online, blaming it for the cancellation of the gilroy garlic festival. as we know it. >> however, mayor blankley put out a statement on thursday setting dwindling cash reserves impacting the associations ability to put on the large event. >> i believe the association to some degree was also kicking the can down the road, trying to figure out what to do about the development that encroached around christmas hill park because that was the

but first, kron four's amanda hari is inside the chase center. she's talking to fans. amanda. >> yeah, everyone i've spoken to is very excited for this game and very confident that will end in a win, even though right now to be a little bit behind. still plenty of time left to go in that game by me here. i'm inside the chase center. looks a little empty, but that's because all of those fans are in their seats right now. >> watching the game and cheering on the warriors. tonight's game is the warriors first playoff game in the city of san francisco. >> since 1964, people say they're excited to be here for the first playoff game at the chase center and they're predicting it will be a good one. this is steph curry's first game back since a foot injury back on march. 16th fans tell me he's going to be important piece. >> if the warriors get the win. >> it's exciting. it's like the first time a center and just energy is great. and the great news that curry is back. i think everybody's really looking for it. just seeing the warriors together and making another championship >

that there is oil, diesel and other flammable material there that could ignite kron four's amanda harilive on the scene. she has the very latest for us. good evening, amanda. >> good evening, justine. i'm near the benicia bridge right now. and if you are driving over the benicia bridge, you can certainly see all of the smoke from this fire right now. take a step out of the way. so you get a better look at it. that fire truck you see in the shot right there. that's contra costa fire rescue. they're assisting right now. and you can see all of the smoke just billowing behind that fire truck. and earlier i saw them trying to hit the fire with some water here. but right now they're no longer doing that. i just spoke to the benicia mayor, steve young. he says the assuring part for the people of benicia is the wind conditions are favorable. the wind is blowing from the west and it's going over the strait. >> he says if the wind shifts the prepared to put up shelter in place in place, but he's hopeful that won't need to happen. he says the fire is concentrated in the timbers underneath the roa

kron four's amanda hari has the latest on the conditions in that area. things are looking much better here. obviously there isn't the same fire official presence. >> and there's little to no smoke. the city has moved into the investigation phase, trying to figure out what caused the fire and just how much damage is left behind. first thing i saw was the smoke. >> and because i have a view down towards the water so i could see the smoke. and then i started hearing sirens. a lot of sirens. benicia residents were out enjoying a beautiful, clear sunday afternoon. >> but a day earlier, some of the skies looks like this. >> filled with black smoke. teen swan says she could see the smoke from her home and she's grateful. officials worked quickly to get it under control. seem very i i never once felt like there was a danger. the fire at the benicia peers started at the base of silos surrounding vegetation. >> the first alarm came in at 12 20 saturday. it escalated to a four-alarm fire and was put out around 12. 24 sunday. now that the immediate dangerous khan ci

well, it was just that the case was just stupid for him all the time, and the haris was just stupid ands is very curious. how did it fit together. but you know, it's what's called, uh, remark on but the american peace project they fought for, it's intellectually exhausted. to date, exhausted, exhausted, and they will not recognize this for a long time. i'll tell you, by the way, because our communist party. uh, realizing that the project is over, but in general, for 30 years, about or there for about 20 years, she didn’t want to admit it, because recognition is recognition. well, yes. yes, see the recognition of this at the same time knocks out the basis of the claim to power. knocks out, and there is nothing more, nothing more. here, well, it seems to me that this is the moment. well actually competitive important and of course they understand what to do with the world in which well last. here you showed biden great about what he said about the chinese. i heard this not from many intellectual people in europe, well, when we were still talking, that is, the zero years, do you still hear

kron four's amanda hari spoke with a representative about why they fill a strike is necessary. >> we often say that if nurses are outside, it means something is wrong. inside starting monday at 07:00am thousands of sutter. nurses are planning to strike for 24 hours. this is video from pass strikes. a sutter health spokesperson put out this statement work stoppages it 18 of our sites, even for a single day require complex and costly preparation and obligates us to make plans that are teams, patients and communities can rely on given the uncertainty of a looming strike and in order to provide surety for our patients, communities in care, teams. >> we will staff our hospitals on monday with contracted replacement workers. we want more than anything to be at the bedside, taking care of patients. >> you know, that's why we're nurses. that's what we want to do. but we also need the resources to be able to do so. but just earners, the california pacific medical center, intensive care unit in the herb. >> says the union has been in negotiations with sutter health. send food of 2021. she says

one of these are his friends is turning signs of the invasion into masterpieces kron four's amanda hari explains why they believe art is so so valuable. even as that war rages on. >> max is a really good story of somebody who hasn't put down a freshly picked up that while many people in ukraine are choosing to join the military and fight to protect their country. >> artist max killed or off is taking a different approach. he's found that the most beautiful campuses, an enemy bnp. >> which is the the russian take that he has painted. this is what that tank looks like now killed her off lives in novacare kafka. the town has been ocnupied by russian troops since february 24th. his friend and fellow artist john doyle says killed her off created resistance art on this tank. >> when local art store's brand of canvas. it's it's an amazing opportunity to provide morale to tell the people in the community. the culture is not lost. oil is from the bay area. the temporarily moved to the united kingdom. >> to try and raise awareness and money for ukrainian artist doing all they can to help their co

amanda hari kron, 4 news. well, happening today, a major arrest in san mateo county in a shooting that killed. >> one man and seriously injured a child back in 2020 police say they arrested these 2 men on the screen. john pacey was arrested monday morning in charlotte, north carolina and isolate lee may in honolulu. police say back on october, 30th, the man and bush. you take misaki junior in his driveway on eleanor dry several times. the victims, 2 year-old son was also shot in the face. the child has since recovered from his injuries. san mateo police have scheduled a press conference for 10 this morning to release more details about the case. santa clara county investigators have identified a woman killed by the tory, a serial killer nearly 30 years ago. we'll show you a picture. this is heart. this is patricia sky pool. santa clara county detectives say sky polls about 45 years old. her body was found on the side of a road along highway one, 52 also known as the pacheco pass highway detectives confirmed th

amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> despite concerns from some passengers, some major airlines appear to be bouncing back from where they were during the pandemic. united airlines ceo scott kirby says current travel demand is the highest it's been in 30 years. that's a very different story at the start of the year when the company posted a 1.4 billion dollar loss right now, overall, travel numbers are up more than 18 times. what they were at the beginning of the pandemic. a new study from ucsf shows that covid-19 vaccines have prevented tens of thousands of deaths in california alone. according to that study, vaccines prevented about one and a half million infections. nearly 73,000 hospitalizations and almost 20,000 deaths in the state right now, more than 70% of californians are fully vaccinated. for your money. this morning. americans are dealing with the major cost of high inflation and leaders in washington are arguing about how to solve it. hannah brandt has that story. >> prices are up pretty much everywhere from the grocery store to the gas pump. and it's quickly become a major focus

amanda hari has a story and how it all happened. i watched as people tried to stop by bad as coffee of hawaii. they were met with the doors locked. >> and the lights off on the other side of the building. it's completely boarded up after a car drove through it. it's scary images from the santa rosa fire department. a car in the middle of a coffee shop. >> after a crash resident ed tinley says he had to drive over to see it for himself. >> my first reaction was living inside of us. but they can somebody gather that much speed to end up in that predicament? santa rosa police say it happened around one 30 in the morning. they say based on the evidence, the driver. 21 year-old ronald chalk comb as >> was speeding on westbound 9th street near stony point road hit a curve, drove over a grass from continued into the parking lot, hit a tree and then he spun and crashed into the coffee. shop's glass storefront. very lucky that he kill anybody. >> we come back to field the end the month out. could killed family could have killed someone. anot

now we have to live with it. >> in the newsroom, amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> a federal appeals court upheld president biden's vaccination mandate for all federal employees. the 2 to one ruling revive the mandate after a lower court halted it in january. the appeals court ruled the court had no jurisdiction to stop the mandate. it ordered the court to dismiss the lawsuit against it. lawyers for the biden administration argue the constitution gives the president the same authority as a ceo of a private company and has to require its employees to be vaccinated. more help could be coming to restaurants and other small businesses affected by the pandemic. the u.s. house of representatives passed a bill that would since 55 billion dollars to those hard-hit industries. supporters say nearly 100,000 restaurants at the closed during the pandemic. well, the national restaurant association is push for more money that since funding for the initial restaurant revitalization fund ran out nearly a year ago and they say a lot of restaurants still need help. thousands of restaurants who are still mir

kron four's amanda hari spoke with a representative about why they feel striking is necessary. >> we often say that if nurses are outside, it means something is wrong. inside starting monday at 07:00am thousands of sutter. nurses are planning to strike for 24 hours. this is video from pass strikes. a sutter health spokesperson put out this statement work stoppages it 18 of our sites, even for a single day require complex and costly preparation and obligates us to make plans that are teams, patients and communities can rely on given the uncertainty of a looming strike and in order to provide surety for our patients, communities and care teams. >> we will staff our hospitals on monday with contracting replacement workers. we want more than anything to be at the bedside taking care of patients. >> you know, that's why we're nurses. that's what we want to do. but we also need the resources to be able to do so. but just earners, the california pacific medical center, intensive care unit in the herb. >> says the union has been in negotiations with sutter health. send food of 2021. she says

kron four's amanda hari spoke with officials about why fentanyl is like nothing these officials have ever dealt with before. well, fentanyl poisoning is hitting out to his high school community, particularly hard right now. >> officials tell me it's a region-wide concern. they say the tiniest bit could be laced and other narcotics or drugs and it could be fatal. i think it's early friday morning, a lose out to the student was found unresponsive in their home. >> when police arrived, they determined they were dead mountain view. police public information. officer katie nelson says this is still an open investigation, but based on items found at the scene, they believe it could be a fentanyl poisoning. the thing about and all that parents need to be aware of is it can be in in anything that a student. >> or anyone can really have in their possession. nelson says police want to get this message out there to potentially save other lives, at least try to ensure that at least as many people as possible knew about this. so that in the event that there were other narcotics out there, that th

kron four's amanda hari talk to parents were being affected by the closures and they plan to be at the strike. >> this is video of oakland unified school district parents protest in back in 2 months later, fight in oakland has a long history of fighting for what's right. >> and these teachers are taking a with parents and students. the oakland education association has authorized a one-day unfair labor practice strike usd. it's in response to the school board's decision to close more than a dozen oakland schools over the next 2 it literally a breakup on whole family. >> in the u.s. call it a lot of school early to is one of the schools set to close. >> maxim rosco says his son was in the first graduating class of the school. his daughter is currently in 4th grade there. it's hard to tell her that she won't be able to see. >> all the friends that she met, a rosco says he has not thought about where his daughter will go to school next year. we're going to continue fighting for less. believe that as lena tan bu has 2 children at parker elementary, another school set to close if the school

amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank you. fire that has burned down the home depot. >> on blossom hill road smoke has been filling the skies all across santa clara county. we do know that all the employees and the people who are shopping inside that store were evacuated and fire crews are going to stay on the scene all night. looking up for hotspots and making sure that those embers are not floating around and landing on nearby homes. they're trying to save the building, but it does appear to be a complete loss. the roof has collapsed. they do not know how this fire started or where within the building and they're still going to be a lot of smoke in the air for a while and they're going to wait now. firefighters until daylight tomorrow in order to take a closer look at the try to get a better determination of how the fire started. but people who live in the area should be concerned about the smoke in the air. they're asking people to try to turn off their air conditioning units and keep their windows closed because it could b

yes , of course, they have such faces hari to compare with them by our filing cabinet. you, this is generally some kind of children's room. yes, anyone could kill anyone, i think it will not stop. well, the motive is what money is fame, thank you lord yes, they have lyoshenka long since dissipated. and what is there to suck them to plant? everyone should be without trial without trial and indiscriminately back and forth without robbery. ra, damn it, what you need what you need i'll give you nothing, stop nothing. come here. this is me, this is a reporter. let him do a report about me about the legend of cska, these two hated the most. well, you hated loudly, so fights, there have been and go, move already a shame. here salieri solo ate opened, trash can. that's what i mean, classic. come on, hit me. that's it, come on, why did you start taking pictures, why are you taking pictures of him? god you're such a finger, who hated them, then? without eyes gave honestly. poke yeah here's the guitarist for what they should know didn't know. do you want to sleep too? yes, i agree

kron four's amanda hari spoke with a representative about why they feel striking is necessary. >> we often say that if nurses are outside, it means something is wrong. inside starting monday at 07:00am thousands of sutter. nurses are planning to strike for 24 hours. this is video from pass strikes. a sutter health spokesperson put out this statement work stoppages it 18 of our sites, even for a single day require complex and costly preparation and obligates us to make plans that are teams, patients and communities can rely on given the uncertainty of a looming strike and in order to provide surety for our patients, communities and care teams. >> we will staff our hospitals on monday with contracting replacement workers. we want more than anything to be at the bedside taking care of patients. >> you know, that's why we're nurses. that's what we want to do. but we also need the resources to be able to do so. but just earners, the california pacific medical center, intensive care unit in the herb. >> says the union has been in negotiations with sutter health. send food of 2021. she says

kron four's amanda hari has a look at what's still happening and what's next in the investigation. >> police are still hard at work trying to figure out exactly what happened during the shooting behind me. here are police cars and behind those are hundreds of markers. i spoke to the attorney general earlier about exactly what he's going to do to try to prevent these crimes in the future. >> sadness, my heart. a king for us. the victims lost in the family's 6 people dead after an early morning shooting in downtown sacramento. 12 are still in the hospital. california attorney general rob bonta. >> says it needs to stop. >> fact that these tragedies, mass shootings in the united states and some in california have happened. too often. sacramento police say they believe a large fight broke out before the shooting. >> and that there were continue to do more. >> whether it be gun violence, restraining orders and red flag laws that prevent gun violence from happening. you can see all the markers on the ground and just how many bullets may have been fired. >> agee bonta says he's pushing for m

i hope that vladimir could not love so heartlessly the person you are trying to appear as hari and so you agree with the second bureau one tv represents he has already come to you. who resurrection plant me like that? you can rely on the soviet people. although the soviet leadership successfully smoothed out gently national contradictions, sometimes they broke through to the surface. in 1968, clashes between the uzbek and russian population took place in tashkent. ten years earlier in grozny armed clashes between russians and chechens nevertheless, in the mid- eighties, soviet society was experiencing period of stability, however, the administrative system has lost its former efficiency, the pace of economic growth has slowed down in the country, there is a need for reform. in march 1985, the new general secretary of the central committee of the cpsu, mikhail gorbachev, announced the beginning of perestroika and new thinking. upon learning of his resignation, andrei gromyko did not object. for 28 years he headed the ministry of foreign affairs. in this post, he loudly consolidated the

kron four's amanda hari has the latest now on the conditions of the area compared 2 yesterday. >> things are looking much better here. obviously there isn't the same fire official presence and there's little to no smoke. the city has moved into the investigation phase, trying to figure out what caused the fire and just how much damage is left behind. first thing i saw was the smoke. >> and because i have a view down towards the water so i could see the smoke. and then i started hearing sirens. a lot of sirens. benicia residents were out enjoying a beautiful, clear sunday afternoon. but a day earlier, some of the skies looks like this. >> filled with black smoke. teen swan says she could see the smoke from her home and she's grateful. officials worked quickly to get it under control. seem very i i never once felt like there was a danger. the fire at the benicia peers started at the base of silos surrounding vegetation. >> the first alarm came in at 12 20 saturday. it escalated to a four-alarm fire and was put out around 12. 24 sunday. now that the immediate dangerous khan city of benicia,

samples, kron four's amanda hari got reaction from a local doctor. >> i love ease. and the difference technology as being is making it easier to detect covid-19 in everyday life. >> a breathalyzer test has been approved for emergency use by the fda. it's called the inspect i or covid-19 breathalyzer and it's about the size of a suitcase. ucsf, infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong says it's another sign of the endemic stage of covid-19. it could be deployed in really interesting scenarios like >> in in the workplace, medical offices. one can even imagine if it's scaled up and mass produced a use that in the gathering setting or even mass events using a mobile service. doctor chin-hong says it detects covid-19. >> by looking at the chemical mixtures in your breath. >> instead of doing a rocket test waiting, you have to buy the rocket tests. if there's one before an event that you can rents. >> by. >> you just give it to everyone as they come through door. you get the results in 3 minutes and by the fda says in studies the breathalyzer detected positiv

amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> despite concerns from some passengers, some major airlines appear to bewhere they were during the pandemic. united airlines ceo scott kirby says current travel demand is the highest it's been in 30 years. a very different story at the start of the year when the company posted a 1.4 billion dollar loss right now, ovrrall, travel numbers are up more than 18 times. what they were at the start of the pandemic. a new study from ucsf shows that covid-19 vaccines have prevented tens of thousands of deaths in california alone. according to that study, vaccines prevented about one and a half million infections. nearly 73,000 hospitalizations and almost 20,000 deaths in the state right now, more than 70% of californians are fully vaccinated. in the east bay. a massive fentanyl bust in alameda county. the county narcotics task force as they recovered more than 92 pounds of fentanyl during busts in oakland and hayward, detectives found a fentanyl manufacturing lab friday afternoon. officers arrested one person. investigators are still looking for a second suspect in

fours amanda hari talk to parents who are being affected by those closures and they plan to be at that strike. >> this is video of oakland unified school district parents protest in back in february 2 months later, fight continues in oakland has a long history of fighting for what's right. >> and these teachers are taking a with parents and students. the oakland education association has authorized a one-day unfair labor practice strike. >> usd. it's in response to the school board's decision to close more than a dozen oakland schools. >> over the next 2 it literally a breakup on whole family. >> go live to la is one of the schools set to close. >> maxim rosco says his son was in the first graduating class of the school. his daughter is currently in 4th grade there. it's hard to tell her that she won't be able to see. >> all the friends that she met, a rosco says he has not thought about where his daughter will go to school next year. we're going to continue fighting for less. believe that as lena tan, who has 2 children at parker elementary, another school set to close if the school c

kron four's amanda hari live at the scene in sacramento. kron four's gayle ong in the newsroom with reaction from city leaders on that shooting. and we also have sacramento councilmember jeff harris standing by with his reaction. but first, we're going go to downtown sacramento for the very latest. amanda, what have you learned tonight? >> yeah, denver police have been here for more than 18 hours and they show no signs of leaving anytime soon. i've watched as more officers arrive behind me here. you can see some of their police cars right here and behind these cars. there are hundreds of evidence markers still on the ground. so this is still very active. still a lot going on here. i spoke with the california attorney general earlier about what he's going to do to try to prevent these types of crimes in the future. >> sadness my heart. a king for us. the victims lost in the family's 6 people dead after an early morning shooting in downtown sacramento. 12 are still in the hospital. california attorney general rob bonta. >> says it needs to st

amanda hari kron, 4 news >> us living expenses had a 40 year high over the last year. the report says that prices surged 6.6% over the 12 month period ending in march. economists are hoping inflation, pete, in the 1st quarter, despite the price jumps, data shows americans did feel a little better about the economy this month. >> now the baby brandon, it is safe and back home with his mom. a judge has denied bail to the 2 people accused of s% taking that 3 month-old from a home in san jose earlier this week. 28 year-old jose por and 43 year-old just say ramirez will remain behind bars for the time being. attorney and legal analyst stephen clark says that is because at this point, the da's office has not indicated the motive for the kidnapping. he says that will likely determine whether or not bail will eventually be set. >> it's not just about maybe brandon, but it's about were they seeking out this child and others. and so motive is important in assessing there a level of dangerousness to the community. >> clark says the mental health of the 2 defendants will also be e

amanda hari kron. 4 news. yeah, we can't wait for that arrival. amanda, thank you for that live report. >> all right, take a look now at our 4 zone forecast. that's right. today was absolutely beautiful. have to say took a hike. there were so many people enjoying the headlines today trying to get a little dose of that sunshine and warm weather. embree says it's going to cool down though, over the next several days, right? rick yeah, we're going to notice especially a big cool down on tuesday for inland valleys, about 5 to 10 degrees. >> love the color coordination. you guys. it's all blue on levin. this vibe, even jason dumas, us getting that blue suit on. let's take a live look outside, though. golden gate bridge. my favorite camera shot little beautifully this evening. no marine layer inside temperatures out there right now. 50's and 60's kong concord. 64 degrees low 50's for those of you in pacifica, but just barely. but tim brown also on the mild side at 60 degrees. but petaluma already cooling down to 48 degrees. so make sure to bundle up the

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> roughly 223 million dollars worth of drugs confiscated in a series of high seas. rates are now in san diego. the coast guard was seen offloading huge haul of cocaine and marijuana yesterday. this the result of a 2 month long operation off south america. it also involved a canadian navy. this resulted in 8 different seizures and international waters. 15 people were arrested here at home. police in mountain view are investigating a possible fentanyl overdose deaths involving a los altos high school student. >> in a statement sent out to parents, the school said, quote, this investigation is in the very early stages. we do not know how the student who died obtained the narcotics or from whom we are actively investigating whether this is related to fentanyl poisoning. we know that a family is grieving that a school community is grieving and that we have pulled in every available resource to try and bring justice to the students and their family. the effort to clean up san francisco's tenderloin getting another boost. >> the city has surpassed its goal now of hir

amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> what a day to day. lot of sunshine around the bay area. we're getting ready for friday and the weekend. we will talk about that forecast coming up next. and steph and ayesha curry visiting an elementary school in the east bay. what they're doing to try to help children at a certain point in their life. and we're hearing from some frustrated pg and e customers, white utility executives say they are not responsible for a power surge that could lead to thousands of dollars in (music throughout) >> a major headache for more than 500 pg and e customers in livermore, a palm tree touching power lines caused a power surge earlier this week. and as kron 4 sweeps you call tells us many neighbors are now looking at thousands of dollars in repairs. >> dan peers, much like every other neighbor on his court in livermore has been bogged down the past few days, trying to replace electrical equipment damage late monday night. surveillance video appears to show the moment pg and e says the palm fronds in the area made contact with both the transmission line

kron four's amanda hari is live at sfo tonight to talk with passengers and an infectious disease specialist about deciding if it's still safe to travel. the mandate. >> i've been at the airport all afternoon and i've seen about a 50, 50 split of people wearing their masks and people unmask. but take a look behind me here. even see some people still wearing their masks outside. but again, a lot of people not wearing them. and the doctor i spoke to said with more people not wearing their masks will be a higher chance of catching covid while traveling to the act. >> people should recognize that there's more responsibility on themselves. >> to take every conceivable precaution they can to rare sight at the airport. many people now unmasked after a federal judge in florida struck down the masking requirement to think was a world the season of the the judge may just horrible professor of infectious diseases at uc berkeley. doctor john swartzberg says he doesn't think it was the right decision. some airlines say they're now offering options, including refunds in some cases. >> for passengers worri

kron four's amanda hari. joining us live now from the airport. she is waiting for their arrival. amanda, what's the latest update? >> well, and dan, they were supposed to be here just shortly after 8. so any minute now, unfortunately, their flight was delayed. now i'm not supposed to be here until shortly after 10 this evening are fully before 10. i believe is still the time about 9.50. but if you take a look at your screen, this is what it looks like on friday. you can see all the veterans getting ready to take off for their trip. this is all thanks to a nonprofit called honor flight. it gives war veterans the chance to see memorials from american wars and honor their fallen comrades. we talked to some of the veterans before one of their flights on friday. some say they still remember the day when they were on the battlefield. >> graduating high school. 3 my friend feel this. is it going in same time? try to stick to get after the basic training. found that. together. that was a land mine exploded underneath the armored personnel carrier and threw me into the air. when i came do

our first amanda hari talk to gonzalez, his brother and mother to get their reaction to the news and talk about what's next. >> wasn't that surprising? but that i'm also kind of like let down and away and it likely lose, lose an open away with mario gonzalez is younger brother jerry says he found out the news from the media. >> the district attorney's office didn't contact him if is like kind of like pushed over to the side. a body camera video from police shows mario gonzalez is last moment. >> back on april 19th 2021 on friday, alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley cleared all 3 officers involved in all criminal wrongdoing. >> in gonzalez is death. a report released by the da's office says gonzalez became unresponsive after 3 minutes. and 39 seconds of officers restraining and pinning him to the ground. jerry translated when i asked his mother what it's like being without her oldest son. >> mario, a lot of added weight on her shoulders. he says she misses her son. >> and now she's taking on a lot of his responsibilities like helping to care for his young son, her grandson

amanda hari was at that coffee shop today.

amanda hari was at that coffee shop today. >> she has reaction from neighbors. >> i watched as people tried to stop by bad as coffee of hawaii. they were met with the doors locked and the lights off on the other side of the building. it's completely boarded up after a car drove through it. it's scary images from the santa rosa fire department. a car in the middle of a coffee shop. >> after a crash resident ed tinsley says he had to drive over to see it for himself. >> my first reaction was living inside of us. but they can somebody gather that must be to end up in that predicament. santa rosa police say it happened around one 30 in the morning. they say based on the evidence, the driver, 21 year-old ronald chalk comb as >> was speeding on westbound 9th street near stony point road hit a curve, drove over grass from continued into the parking lot, hit a tree and then he spun and crashed into the coffee. shop's glass storefront. very lucky that he kill anybody. >> we come back you know, that going to end up someone's house. kill family, could have killed someone. another driver first re

amanda hari kron. 4 news, many apple workers return to the office today for the first time since covid began. the cupertino based company. >> as its workers in an office on a hybrid schedule currently mandating only one day per week in the office. by the end of the month. that will go up to today's phasing into 3 in office. stays by may 23rd. the some workers were unhappy with the return to the office. noting the company did not suffer financially from the transition to remote work. >> still to come, take a look at where the cleanup effort stand after those 2 massive fire started over the weekend. >> then pg and e will pay tens of billions of dollars for its role in the north bay wildfires with the sonoma county district attorney has to say about the deal that is generating some criticism and warning from police after several mountain lions were several mountain lions were spotted on the peninsula. i was injured in a car crash. several mountain lions were spotted on the peninsula. i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many

and later pronounced dead kron four's amanda hari spoke with officials about why fentanyl poisoning is a bigger issue than ever before. >> well, fentanyl poisoning is hitting out to his high school community, particularly hard right now. officials tell me it's a region-wide concern. they say the tiniest bit could be laced and other narcotics or drugs and it could be fatal. i think it's early friday morning, a lose out to the student was found unresponsive in their home. >> when police arrived, they determined they were dead mountain view. police public information. officer katie nelson says this is still an open investigation, but based on items found at the scene, they believe it could be a fentanyl poisoning. the thing about sent all that parents need to be aware of is it can be in in anything that a student. >> or anyone can really have in their possession. nelson says police want to get this message out there to potentially save other lives, at least try to ensure that at least as many people as possible knew about this. so that in the event that there were other narcotics out ther

for the "pbs newshour," i'm hari sreenivasan in atlanta. judy: we're not even four full months into the year and it's already been a deadly one for too many children and teens. 500 have lost their lives to gun violence in the u.s. so far this year according to the gun violence archive. amna nawaz looks at a sobering new analysis of related data that underscores just how big a problem we have. firearm related injuries were the second leading cause of death among children behind only car crashes. the gap narrowed and in 2020 gun deaths soared past motor vehicle accidents to become the leading cause of death for one to 19-year-olds in the united states. joining me to talk about the updated numbers is dr. patrick carter, the codirector of the institute fofirearm injury prevention at the university of michigan and one of the authors of that analysis. welcome to the newshour and thanks for joining us. let's just talk about these findings. as you are running these numbers that came from the cdc, what stood out to you? >> we were eecting to see it

amanda hari kron. 4 news. amanda, thank you for that. now to our 4 zone forecast. it was a hot and some locations in the bay area. and right now it still. >> pretty balmy out there. yeah, he's going to have or than usual speaking a warmer than usual kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >> we did break some records, right? yeah. pretty impressive. the big heat dome sitting over the bay area today and bring in a boys just some toasty temperatures all the way to the coastline remains nice out there right now. looking toward the golden gate bridge. no fog just yet. but i think by the time we wake up tomorrow morning, early, we may see couple patches coming through the golden gate. so changes are in the works. but today, what a day it was record of 92 degrees in santa rosa. 94 record in san jose. oakland also record downtown there at 89 degrees. half moon bay tied a record of 80 degrees. also tied a record of 89 degrees at the san francisco international airport in gilroy. boy, just a sizzling day there. temperatures near 100 degrees that also a record outside r

proffers amanda hari spoke with the city councilor about the, you know, how they're trying to preventypes of crimes. >> it's extremely reckless and it's dangerous. it's a sound heard all too often in san jose. this is video from past sideshows. police say on sunday around 04:00pm they responded to various sideshow incidents throughout the city. it's so frustrating to know that sideshows are still. >> still but at least in this particular case, it looks like it was really one side show that happening at different sequentially district, 6 council member dev davis says the police department used all their available resources to get the situation under control. they had 40 officers and 4 sergeants out there. so they were able to do citations, take advantage of our spectator law. that spectator law makes it illegal to watch a sideshow and a person can get cited for doing so. we made it illegal to promote. and so that's something that the police department will continue to will investigate and go through the process. in this particular case, if it was promoted online, that's something that

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amanda hari kron. 4 news california has the toughest gun laws in the country. but some lawmakers argue they don't go far enough. >> san francisco assemblymember phil ting is drafting a bill that would allow local governments and private citizens to sue gun manufacturers and retailers for products that cause harm. >> we need to industry that's going to their product more seriously, making sure that people get their product. they're trained that the educated they understand what the product is and how to use it and how to properly store and help keep it safe and how to win. the user would not use it. i think unfortunately industry cares most about making money. >> both governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta have said that they support the bill. in the south bay teen is recovering after he was stabbed at gundersen high school. this happened in san jose school. officials say the stabbing happened yesterday morning when a fight broke out involving multiple students. now the student was stabbed, has non life-threatening injuries. a spokesperson for the san jo

melinda davis was a familiar face to one sacramento council member kron four's amanda hari. talk to that council member today about how she is processing the news and what's next. >> motioned and then that's when i kind of realized the scale. and he started talking about the scene. >> what was happening in sacramento district 4 council member katie valens says she was awake when the shooting happened early sunday morning. she says when the sacramento police captain colder, she was in shock. >> first, i i remember not quite registering what he was saying. she says since then they've been trying to put the pieces of the tragedy together. >> this morning, police released the names of the 6 people killed. it just makes it all a little bit more overwhelming to think about what our community yesterday when this happened. one of the victims that was killed was an unhoused woman named melinda davis council member of allen's well us as she slept on the sidewalk near the shooting scene. >> i'm trying to remember if i've seen her. i we have. she wasn't park from city and just how heart

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