kamala haris also came out from there, michelle obama was accepted there.s organized. by the way. i wonder what harris was criticized for more total? well, first of all, remember, she took office when she first took office, she was on the cover of a magazine, here is a speech in front of the alpha-kalfa sisterhood, here in front of election supporters, the reason is the same, so that you, well, seem to be similar in appearance, not quite, that’s the point is that this is where she speaks in front of the sisterhood, she speaks in front of her own, and she smiles, she belongs, but i will say the following, these sisters, they are with her, i think that... that not everyone is familiar, there is no such thing close relationship, not that she saw them many times, this is also a kind of society, whom she is in the circle, they probably don’t know everyone, or there are telephone numbers and everyone there, but as for kamala herself, and 1986, this is when she graduated from the speak university, they have an additional narrow group, she directly called 19806, th

amanda hari kron. 4 news. yeah. normally it is very unusual for that area of pleasant hill is such a such a quiet >> area in that neighborhood in particular. i'm i'm sure people are. >> definitely on edge tonight until they can figure out what to do with person that holdup in house. thank you, amanda. meantime, president biden's son, hunter biden, has been indicted on 9 tax charges here in california. >> prosecutors say that 100 biden failed to pay taxes on 4 million dollars and personal income. he's also facing charges in delaware alleging that hunter biden broke a law against drug users having guns. that was back in 2018. president biden, meantime, a set to be back in california tomorrow. just a couple weeks after and tending a package in san francisco. this time he's going to be in los angeles for a fundraising event that's expected to raise millions of dollars and draw a crowd of celebrities, including steven spielberg and barbra streisand. former house speaker nancy pelosi is also set to attend. if you're trave

kamala haris, remember? in 2020 immediately after one of the worst periods of violence in washington, the bilm protests, it was an uprising according to them by their own definition, because they set fire to the federal courthouse, the police station, the historic church, st. john's, they tried to break into the white house grounds and the president had to sit in a bunker, this will not stop, then the key word, she said: they must not stop , they will keep going, going until the presidential elections, then senate minority leader chuck schumer in 2020 gathered a crowd of the supreme court building, at the very doors of the supreme court, he called two judges by name, gorsuch, kavanaugh, you sowed the wind, and you reap the whirlwind, then the keywords, almost a call to violence, so if they want to redefine riot, it will boomerang back at them. one more point , the first to try a private citizen of the ex-president in the senate when he had already left office, as was the case with donald trump, the interim d

kamala haris, remember stacker in 2020 right after one of the worst periods of violence in washingtontests, it was an uprising by their own definition, because they set fire to ioan's building, they tried to break into the white house grounds and the president had to sit down. this is a series of first, so to speak, precedents. we have never before had a president impeached twice like donald trump. for the first time, a private citizen of an ex-president was tried in the senate after he had already left office, as was the case with donald trump. for the first time, we have a hoax to fabricate russian interference to undermine the administration. president. never before has there been 51 ex-intelligence chiefs and michaelor. the former interim director of the cia and anthony blinken, the current secretary of state, deliberately lied to the american people on the eve of the debates and elections in order to influence that election by claiming that the contents of hunter's laptop in the fbi's possession were russian, so that the ex-president's home would be searched by the fbi in connect

and if so, kamala haris hints, then you will be punished. the only crime is to question what people in power do. and if it seems that people like kamala haris and john kerry have become increasingly radical lately, they are. it didn't seem to you. as the great project of neoliberalism collapses around the world, collapsing under the weight of its own absurdity. the people at the head of this project inevitably become increasingly hysterical, withdrawn and apocalyptic. climate change has become the second coming for them, they shout about the end of the world like jimmy jones, speaking to their cult. the question is how the rest of us can avoid being indoctrinated into this agenda because all of this has real world consequences. michael schelenberger, one of the best journalists in the anglosphere, author of the book apocalypse never and many other works. he's following this story, and he's with us now. mike, thanks so much for coming. the elites pretended to care about the people, but now they don't even pretend, they fly in their private je

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but as kron four's amanda hari shows us the crime didn't stop hundreds of people from coming together to stand with the jewish community. >> more than 100 people gathered around the new menorah less than 24 hours after the old one was destroyed. oakland city council member and member of the jewish community. rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide us is actually bringing us together. photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october 7, some os terrorist attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country. and right here in oakland, we have people follow going out of the synagogue a few weeks. a said

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> thank you. in the north bay, a group of burglars are caught on camera, smashing a car into a 7.11 and then ransacking the store. this is video from last night at the 7.11 on georgia street in vallejo. the group is seen pulling up into cars than they used. one of them to smash in the front doors once inside, the thieves jumped behind the counter, took the register and then ripped cigarettes and other tobacco products off of the shelves. we've reached out to the police department for more information so far. they have not gotten back to us now to el serino where we're trying to like they're looking for a woman. her name is 61 year-old alice, alex herman, a resident of capital. and she was last seen in santa cruz on december. 3rd after not hearing from her for more than a week, her family filed a missing person's report leading police to finding her car parked outside the el serino home of this man. he's 54 year-old theobald brooks langle who according to police goes by the name of milo stone. poli

kron four's amanda hari has more. >> well liked by everybody. devastating news for the entire oakland community. 36 year-old oakland police officer twan lay was shot and killed early friday morning while responding to a burglary at a cannabis dispensary near jack london square. president of the oakland chinatown chamber foundation. carl chan says he knew lay for about 4 years. a guy with a smile. chances late would often work in the chinatown and little saigon communities. he says working with asian officer has helped build trust between those communities and opd. he was able to communicate with pretty much everyone with a smile. >> and so that tremendous. it will always be remembered by our committee lay an immigrant from vietnam. >> graduated from the police academy in 2020 and served as a community resource officer in west oakland for the past 2 years, we need to support our police officers because sometimes, you know, people in uniform, they may not always be being appreciated. being a police officer not easy. >> and especially a police offi

kron four's amanda hari has reaction from the community. we all know that has broken the vallejo police department holding a community town hall wednesday night in an effort to build back the community's trust. >> they discussed the initial investigation steps after an officer shot a suspect back on november. 20th police say the officer was trying to arrest 2 people in connection to an armed robbery. one of the suspects, the juvenile play opd says they'll be conducting an administrative investigation while the county major crime task force handles a criminal investigation, some questions could be answered, it's still an active investigation, prompting concerns from many residents. i believe that the citizens of reserve the to be told there's also a critical incident review board made up of mostly police officials and one vallejo community member. >> some people question the department on why there isn't more community involvement. office is new to us and that's why we open our review board the public to get as many comments concerns or ques

4th through the 6th and it led to complaints by people living in point richmond kron four's amanda hari was at tonight's meeting. she has reaction from the community. >> really to sending so why is the school tensions were high at a special meeting of the richmond city council. the community heard from executives with veolia water north america about the hydrogen sulfide are emitted from the water treatment plant. the owner of mission began the night of december 4th after everyone left the plant for the night. it's like living on a manure pile. it is paris etl direct sellers lives in the point. richmond area. she says the foul smell led to a health-care. i woke up the next morning and i was spitting up blood because i'd cough so hard in my sleep that my tonsils. it started bleeding. representatives from the plant say there was a dip in the power at the facility. >> and the equipment failed leading the mission to be above the 60 parts per million limit placed on the plant. >> but the bay area air quality management district as they work to fix the equipment, there continued to be spikes

kron four's amanda hari has been following this story since last night. she again joins us live in pleasant hill with the eventually go in and try and confront this it's deja vu for many people in this pleasant hill neighborhood. police closed down monument boulevard buskirk avenue for the second night in a row. >> this all started around 7 thursday night. police responded to cleopatra drive in the sherman acres neighborhood and found a woman with minor injuries. she told police that her husband locked out of the house and when she tried to enter through a side door, she said he shot her through the door with a shotgun. police spent hours trying to make contact with the man who locked himself in the house. police left at one 30 friday morning and lifted the shelter-in-place diane. amy lives nearby. she says she is frustrated by the situation. this person should have been taken into custody last night. storm is door. take him into custody. this is not cool. why should we be impacted by summiting? but criminal defense attorney michael cardoza says it's unli

kron four's amanda hari live in pleasant hill with the very latest. amanda. >> this is the home that man behind me here. you can see there's all of this damage in front of it. that happened during the standoff. police say that he shot from the home 30 times at an armored vehicle before he ended up surrendering. but some neighbors say they still don't understand how it all played out. >> nighttime pain and all of a sudden we're back down a lockdown and there's an entire army just a couple blocks away where like law. what happened? it's very inconvenient. 2 days of street closures in police presence has finally come to an end for the residents of sherman acres and pleasant hill. 40 year-old to say chow a former marine and retired pittsburgh police detective. >> was arrested early saturday morning almost 2 days after the standoff situation for started thursday night say allegedly locked his wife out of the house and shot her when she tried to come inside. >> she was taken to the hospital for injuries and has since been released. police then surrounded hi

the move on to the next steps which could involve striking in pleasanton amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> take a look at this parts of the bay area all lit up for the holidays. we found this group of homes on santa barbara drive in san jose's willow. glen neighborhood, they put arches resembling a christmas trees along that sidewalk. meantime, and willow, glen as well, there's a home on isabel and willow, with the countdown clock to christmas, if you can believe that we are 11 days away, but a shop and i wasn't month. is zipping check out this neighborhood. this is on them or drive. >> it's got a large arc with christmas lights. you can see as you turn down the street and there is a show that actually plays every half hour that you can listen to along with music in your car by turning to a specific radio stations. guess it's all sort of like connected together. yeah. network going on here the way that people just think about the state now in the east bay, the famous christmas tree lane in alameda, all lit up for the holidays. it looks like a fun time. you can hop on a bike and take a ride

amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> amanda, thank you. the pleasant hill police department honoring officer lay this evening flying their flag at half-staff. the department sharing on social media. our hearts are heavy and our thoughts are with family and friends adding his service and sacrifice will not be forgotten. the oakland police commission is setting a new deadline for a new list of candidates for police chief. this coming just days after mayor sheng thao rejected 3 finalists, including former chief leronne armstrong. the police commission says following recruitment and evaluation, they have a list by march. 1st civil rights attorney and former member of the police commission selection panel. jim chanin says it's important to find the right person for the job. but he also says there needs to be better cooperation between the mayor and the police commission. >> there's obviously tension between the mayor and the police commission over this. and i would be for any way to alleviate the tension and to get the best person in a collabor

haris, tell israel how to destroy hamas without harming civilians, i don’t know how to do it.orld war , too many civilians also died, or after pearl harbor, did the americans really care how many people would die when they had to destroy tokyo and berlin, this is of course not the same thing, but it seems like a reference to history, like as a rule, in the mouths of western politicians, they are of a crafty nature, because... value as such, these values ​​have turned into gypsy gold simply, this is already obvious to everyone, but indeed the grouping stands so that the arab countries do not join, and indeed, the scale of the protests, it has not yet resulted in political decisions, although it should be. there are many questions for those who protect the palestinian people and declare this protection, but yes, unfortunately, the united states still supports this myth that they are going, will do anything, anything, including the destruction of a large number of people, in order to achieve their goals goals, of course, at this stage it works, but strategically in the future, it

amanda hari kron, 4 news. all right. amanda, go dry out now for good tonight. thank you. a woman is behind bars in san pablo accused of running a person over and killing them on december 8.39. year-old blakely believe she recognize the victim. >> a 60 year-old woman as someone who had previously stolen a package from her residence. she allegedly confronted her as she walks down broadway avenue. the altercation escalated and resulted in a crash based on evidence. investigators say they believe the crash was an intentional assault. blakely was arrested at the scene and was booked on felony charges. new at 10 5 people are in jail tonight accused of operating an illegal casino and brothel operation in san jose. police say that the casino and prostitution activities were operating out of a commercial building on autumn failed drive after obtaining a search warrant, investigators discovered and seized 33 guns including assault weapons, 150,000 rounds of ammunition, 500 pounds of marijuana and about $20,000 in cash, the 5 people arrested were booked into the santa clara county m

our kron four's amanda hari was there this evening as people gathered around a new menorah to celebrate and to overcome. >> the menorah at lake merritt has been a hanukkah tradition for nearly 2 decades. oakland jewish leaders say they weren't going to let the vandal stop them from celebrating a single night of >> more than 100 people gathered around the new menorah less than 24 hours after the old one was destroyed. oakland city council member and member of the jewish community. rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd. we're also seeing this hanukkah miracle. >> that act that some may have intended to divide is actually bringing us together and what was broken in vandalizes been restored photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. >> others stuck in the grass and graffiti. some of it paid full chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them fro

and the man did survive kron four's amanda hari has reaction from the community. >> we all know that is broken. we have seen the news from the different types of incidents. the vallejo police department holding a community town hall wednesday night in an effort to build back the community's trust. >> they discussed the initial investigation steps after an officer shot a suspect back on november. 20th police say the officer was trying to arrest 2 people in connection to an armed robbery. one of the suspects, the juvenile play opd says they'll be conducting an administrative investigation while the county major crime task force handles a criminal investigation, some questions could be answered, it's still an active investigation, prompting concerns from many residents. i believe that the citizens of reserve the to be told to, i think would be much better there is a greater amount of information can be given to the public. >> then do an event. and instead of trying to piece there's also a critical incident review board made up of mostly police officials and one vallejo community member.

kron four's amanda hari was at the meeting and has reaction from the community. >> need is sending so why is the school tensions were high at a special meeting of the richmond city council. the community heard from executives with veolia water north america about the hydrogen sulfide are emitted from the water treatment plant. the owner mission began the night of december 4th after everyone left the plant for the night. that really sharp, acrid smell of of it. >> you are. that's what it it's like living on a manure pile. it is paris etl direct sellers lives in the point. richmond area. >> she says the foul smell led to a health-care. i woke up the next morning and i was spitting up blood because i'd cough so hard in my sleep that my tonsils. it started bleeding. representatives from the plant say there was a dip in the power at the facility and the equipment failed leading the mission to be above the 60 parts per million limit placed on the plant. >> but the bay area air quality management district as they work to fix the equipment there continued to be spikes and emissions through de

the union will move on to the next step which could involve strike. >> in pleasanton amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> a woman is dead tonight after being struck by a speeding car in oakland. police say that car that struck her was stolen. the crash happened just before 11 o'clock this morning in the area of 16th street and mandela parkway. investigators say 23 year-old sam or dora of oakland was driving a black honda when a speeding car ran to stop signs and struck her. the dora died at the scene. the impact from the crash caused the 2 vehicles to collide with 2 other cars and offense. police say that speeding driver was involved in a separate hit and run crash prior this incident as well. that driver was detained and taken to the hospital. investigators believe he was under the influence of drugs. >> a representative for the family of mario gonzalez says they've reached an 11 million dollar settlement with the city of alameda and 3 police officers involved in his death in 2021. gonzalez died in alameda police custody. officers say he died after a physical confrontation and then body cam

. >> on saturday in union square, proffers amanda hari has the details. things did get back to normal at union square throughout the evening. but >> for a short time, police did ask people to avoid the area. that's because they were worried for people safety during the protest. >> video posted on the citizen app of a person climbing the tree in the center of union square. they left a pro-palestine sign and a palestine flack. it remained on the tree even after most of the protesters had left. sad part protest is it doesn't matter unless extreme police say they began to get calls around 2 saturday afternoon claiming the protest was going beyond peaceful demonstrations by 4 police were actively telling people to avoid the area. >> police say it was finally resolved around 5.30, eli traveled from richmond to join the protest. he believes especially important for people to remember the war happening overseas during the christmas holiday because christians there can't celebrate because they're about the square vandalism and property damage left behind messages

amanda hari kron, 4 news. thank you, amanda. francisco. police say that they have arrested a person for arson that caused. >> all this damage. a police say the incident happened earlier last month in the area of julian avenue and 15th street in the mission. the fire damaged 2 vehicles and a tent. authorities have identified. the san francisco woman found dead last week as 27 year-old kimberly wong, a tech worker in the city. >> officers say they were conducting a welfare check at a home on clay street in pacific heights. that's when they found her body. police suspect she's the victim of a homicide. but there are no details yet about how she died or possible suspects. anyone who has any information is asked to call san francisco police. brentwood. police arrested a man for shoplifting from a kohl's last week. >> footage here, as you can see, it shows officers removing the stolen items from the suspects jacket. the suspect had 2 other warrants out for his arrest and was arrested. and east bay boy scout troop is unable to finish some of thei

on, although the dogs bark loudly, it’s not always clear what they want to say, that’s what kamala harisldn’t understand, i was lucky that during the entire time of my stay as vice president, in many situations it became clear to me that there are people of all ages and genders who, by the way... and if we don't quickly change course, if we don't mobilize all our capabilities, if we allow putin to win the war in ukraine , if we can't stop. the players are very active. the prospect is that a proxy war could be launched against the united states. the united states is a global and regional hegemon. russia, china, north korea, iran and many other countries point fingers at the states as the culprit of all these troubles. the united states blames what is happening in israel and the gas sector, just like in ukraine. and now russia and other countries are trying to isolate the united states. i would say the us is at a disadvantage right now. and putin will benefit from this, just like china. it's like a world in which three major fires are raging, two of them in full swing in ukraine in the mid

. >> kron four's amanda hari has the latest scary news ripa living in a richmond neighborhood per clow road lean or pce a chemical known to cause cancer. >> has been found in their soil. the first sample found near barrett avenue and 20th street across from building that housed multiple dry cleaning businesses between 19, 62,001. >> it we're working as quickly as we can to assess the situation and to take the steps necessary to make sure that they're protected. todd sachs is the deputy director of sight mitigation for the california department of toxic substance control. >> his agency has been investigating 112 former dry cleaning facilities as part of a new initiative to cleanable normal communities. they've collected samples from 5 of those sites so far. the first and only one so far. >> identified chemical concentrations are high enough to require this kind of immediate action. friday officials were going door-to-door to get permission from residents to install devices that will measure of the chemical from the soil is also in the air. >> contra costa county supervisor for the area

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death of oakland police officer twan lay who died while responding to a burglary kron four's amanda hari reports. >> it's well loved by everybody. devastating news for the entire oakland community. 36 year-old oakland police officer twan lay was shot and killed early friday morning while responding to a burglary, a cannabis dispensary near jack london square. president of the oakland chinatown chamber foundation. carl chan. >> says he knew lay for about 4 years. a guy with a smile. chances late would often work in the chinatown and little saigon communities. he says working with asian officer has helped build trust between those communities and opd. he was able to communicate with pretty much everyone. >> with a smile. and so that commend us it always be remembered by all committee lay in immigrant from vietnam. >> graduated from the police academy in 2020 and served as a community resource officer in west oakland for the past 2 years, we need to support all police officers because sometimes, you know, people in uniform, they may not always be being appreciated being a police officer not

kron four's amanda hari spoke with drivers and others braving the conditions out there. >> consistentide their warm homes. we're choosing to travel by car. but john schuster said he wasn't going to let it stop him from taking a walk with his wife to slow this down a little bit. but it's going take a walk and others say they actually look forward to days like this. they feel it when rain. i brian hagan was gassing up his car at the chevron in pleasant hill near 6 ad. he says he was on the road all day. not too except for driving up the my wife and i own a property on the sonoma coast. >> traffic up there pretty bad. he said he's 4 runner does pretty well in the rain. >> but he still doesn't feel totally safe driving in these conditions. it's everyone else that really have to watch out for. i give a lot of extra space. >> yeah. try just keep up with traffic. not extra as the new governor and contra costa county public works is recommending people avoid the roads. >> if you have to drive, they suggest being cautious and allowing extra time. schuster says he's hopeful for a break in the r

and investigators amanda hari kron 4 all right. well, new this morning over 150 million americans are expected to travel during the christmas. >> and new year's travel period. triple a says more than 103 million of those travelers are expected to drive to their holiday will have a snow. i'll be >> lifetimes live in walnut creek with the best and worst times the travel. and we want to see those gas prices look like morning mike. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. that's what we've already been chatting with people. a lot of people really filling up to head out tomorrow. unfortunately, a lot of people are saying they're actually leaving at the worst times. take a look. this is general video we have put together for you, as we mentioned in total, we're talking about 115 million drivers nationwide. and right here in california, that number is 15 million californians moving all around and majority of them are traveling by car traveling at least 50 miles from home. so we're going to see a lot of congestion on those roads. take a look at yo

amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> amanda, thank you.north bay, a group of burglars are caught on camera, smashing a car into a 7.11 and then ransacking the store. this is video from last night at the 7.11 on georgia street in valais. whoa. the group is seen pulling up into cars than they used. one of those cars to smash in the front doors once inside. you see here, the thieves jump behind the counter took the register and also rip cigarettes and other tobacco products off of the shelves. we reached out to the label police to see what they know about this burglary and so far we have not heard back. and the east bay police are searching for an el serino man who could be connected to the disappearance of his girlfriend. this is 61 year-old alice, alex herman, a resident of capitola. she was last seen in santa cruz on december. 3rd, after not hearing from her for more than a week. her family filed a missing person's report leading police to find her car parked outside the el serino home of this man. 54 year-old feel ball. brooks langle who

kron four's amanda hari reports on last night's town hall meeting. we all know that has broken the vallejo police department holding a community town hall wednesday night in an effort to build back the community's trust. >> they discussed the initial investigation steps after an officer shot a suspect back on november. 20th police say the officer was trying to arrest 2 people in connection to an armed robbery. one of the suspects, the juvenile play opd says they'll be conducting administrative investigation while the county major crime task force handles a criminal investigation, some questions could be answered, it's still an active investigation, prompting concerns from many residents. i believe that the citizens of reserve the to be told there's also a critical incident review board made up of mostly police officials and one vallejo community member. >> some people question the department on why there isn't more community involvement. office is new to us and that's why we open our review board the public to get as many comments concerns or questio

we've got kron four's amanda hari with that story. we all know that has broken the vallejo police department holding a community town hall wednesday night in an effort to build back the community's trust. >> they discussed the initial investigation steps after an officer shot a suspect back on november. 20th police say the officer was trying to arrest 2 people in connection to an armed robbery. one of the suspects, the juvenile play opd says they'll be conducting an administrative investigation while the county major crime task force handles a criminal investigation, some questions could be answered. would still an active investigation, prompting concerns from many residents. i believe that the citizens of reserve the right to be told there's also a critical incident review board made up of mostly police officials and one blade whole community member. >> some people question the department on why there isn't more community involvement. office is new to us and that's why we open our review board the public to get as many comments conce

kron four's amanda hari reports last night's town hall meeting.all know that has broken the vallejo police department holding a community town hall wednesday night in an effort to build back the community's trust. >> they discussed the initial investigation steps after an officer shot a suspect back on november. 20th police say the officer was trying to arrest 2 people in connection to an armed robbery. one of the suspects, the juvenile play opd says they'll be conducting administrative investigation while the county major crime task force handles a criminal investigation, some questions could be answered, it's still an active investigation, prompting concerns from many residents. i believe that the citizens of reserve the to be told there's also a critical incident review board made up of mostly police officials and one vallejo community member. >> some people question the department on why there isn't more community involvement. office is new to us and that's why we open our review board the public to get as many comments concerns or questions a

they had substitutes in and out all year. >> well, that was kron four's amanda hari reporting. now you've got union leaders and the district are going to be negotiating today and they're hopeful they can come to a settlement. if not, they're going to move on to next steps, which could involve a strike. how a former student at saint mary's college is now suing the university in morocco for ledge covered up a assault that happened back in 2000. the law firm representing the victim says that woman was sexually assaulted by male student during her freshman year. the lawsuit claims the victim told the president of the college at the time. this is brother craig friends who allegedly chastised her over those claims. now, the lawsuit says the university chose to handle that investigation internally. so instead of involving police, the victim claims she remained silent in order to stay in school and keeper scholarship. now we reached out to saint mary's for comment. and we're now waiting to hear back. >> also happening now, call for police are looking for this man. he is connected to a

and investigators amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> well, the sisters of sean monterrosa are now calling out california attorney general rob bonta for declined to pursue criminal charges in their brother's death. the 22 year-old was shot and killed outside of a walgreens store 2020 police claim the officer mistook a hammer in monterrosa's pocket for a gun. well, the california department of justice picked up that case to see if there was enough evidence. the charge the officer with a crime. and on tuesday we learned no charges will be filed in a statement montrose, his family said they feel that justice was denied. writing in part, quote, this decision makes clear the california doj will not hold officers accountable and will continue to allow them to kill without consequences. justice was denied. and that's the bottom line. the family is taking legal action against the city and the police officers shot montrose up to a federal civil rights lawsuit. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> people living in san francisco were concerned. the rain weather we've what flood parts of the city we

give love >> continue to push forward. >> those amanda hari reporting for us and scott filed a police report with opd. he hopes that this truck will be spotted around town or maybe throughout california. if you do help spread the word because it has a clearly marked company logo. the man is in jail after taking ar assault rifle on to a bart police say that the gun on your screen was found inside of his pants over at the oakland's fruitvale station on christmas eve. they also said the man had been bothering other writers. he was arrested and taken to jail. mister swastikas and the n word onto a school in the east bay. the words were found on a few windows at pleasant hill. middle school last thursday. they say that the kids use their fingers to draw swastikas after fogging up the windows with their breath. swastikas were also found marked in the dirt at a baseball and softball field. there. pleasant hill. police are investigating this as hate crimes in the school is currently on winter break. so the superintendent is asking the community to keep an eye out and reports any suspicious ac

amanda hari kron, 4 news. all right, amanda, thank you. also in union square, 3 food truck workers are in the hospital with burn injuries. >> according to the san francisco fire department, a stove ruptured inside food truck. this happening where the trucks are parked for the winter walk, as you can see by this citizen video here. quite a crowd turned to see what was going on there. and of course, after those protests happened today. >> well, tonight, firefighters are responding to a fire near 8.80. this is also video from the citizen app at this time. chp believes it was a homeless encampment that caught on fire it's expected that there might be some delays near the road there as fire crews are working to clean out the scene. not oakland, where one person is dead and another is in the hospital after a shooting. police say this happened around 4.15 this afternoon at toll in liquor store on international boulevard near 71st avenue. police say they arrived to find one victim inside another person outside of the store. the victim who was take

and investigators amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> the sisters, the sean monterrosa. they are calling out california attorney general rob bonta for declining to pursue criminal charges in their brother's death. the 22 year-old was shot and killed outside of a walgreens store 3 years ago. police came claim the officer miss took a hammer in his pocket for gun. the california department of justice. they picked up the case to see if there was enough evidence to charge the officer with a crime and then a couple of days ago we learned that no charges will be filed in a statement monterrosa's family said they feel that justice was denied writing in part, quote, this decision makes clear that california department of justice will not hold officers accountable and will continue to allow them to kill without consequences. justice was denied. that's the bottom line. the family is taking legal action against the city and the police officer who fatally shot monterrosa through a federal civil rights lawsuit. more than 115, 1, 5, sees me 1, 1, 5, 115 million americans are expected t

give love continue to push forward. >> and that was amanda hari reporting for us. scott did file a police report with oakland police. he's still holding out some hope that the truck could be found or may be found because you saw being towed away by all of those thieves? well, it clearly has his logo on the side. so it's really no use to them. and he hopes that alone will bring the truck back in the north bay. the city of nevada will be raising its minimum wage starting next year. this follows an ordinance passed 4 years ago that provides the minimum city waits to be adjusted every year. the wage increases are based on the size of the business. so here it goes. the rate for businesses with more than 100 employees will now be at 16. 86 an hour. 16, 60 for businesses with up to 99 employees. and if you have 25 or fewer employees, we're talking for every hour for the employee. in san francisco. the saint anthony's community y% came together on christmas day to serve hundreds of people a hot meal kron four's. sara stinson has that story. >> on christmas, people lined up

kron four's amanda hari has the latest >> more >> than 100 people gathered around the new menorah less than 24 hours after the old one was destroyed. oakland city council member and member of the jewish community, rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide is actualsy bringing us together photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october, 7th moss terrorists attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country and right here in people followed going out of the synagogue here. we have said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that peop

decided to take the menorah down overnight to protected from any other vandalism in oakland amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, san jose police are now investigating after someone destroyed banners calling for an end to the war in gaza. video shows a man here with a knife cutting down those banners sunday afternoon. this was in the area of park avenue which cross right over 8.80, muslim volunteers say they've been putting up these banners as a way of showing their support for the people suffering in gaza. they say the unknown man demanded that the banners be taken down and when they refused to do that here in the video, you see him ripping them down and cutting them up. one of the volunteers who spoke with kron 4 wanted to stay anonymous. but here's what they had to say. >> am by law by the first amendment allowed to do activity. the message itself calls for the end of violence gaza strip. end of the genocide against the people this person decided you know, walk over those rights and become violent. >> well, the council on american islamic relations is calling this vandalism

kron four's amanda hari has more >> more than 100 people gathered around the new menorah less than 24 hours after the old one was destroyed. oakland city council member and member of the jewish community. rebecca kaplan says it warmed her heart to see the crowd that an act that some may have intended to divide us is actually bringing us together photos and video taken wednesday morning show parts of the original menorah in the water. others stuck in the grass and graffiti chabad. oakland's rabbi says he was told someone came by around one 30 in the morning and banged on it until it was in pieces. oakland police are investigating the minorities, destruction as a hate crime. but that didn't stop them from replacing the menorah to continue to spread the light of hanukkah. rabbi says since october 7, some os terrorists attacks in anti-semitic attacks have been on the rise across the country. and right here in people followed going out of the synagogue a few weeks. a said friday nights ago, people screaming at them. you know, we're going kill you were going to rape. despite all that people

and investigators amanda hari kron. 4 >> all right. new this morning over 150 million americans. >> are expected to travel over the holidays. yeah, a lot of people will be flying, but most of them will be driving about 103 million of them will be taking to the road. so now we've got to figure out what's the best time hit the road and how much is a gas going to cost for all questions and answers we sent kron four's michael thomas to walnut creek to educate and michael, when is the best time to take michael? >> wow. good morning, everyone. i hope i get this right. so much pressure with the best time to leave, as ypalways is earlier in the morning. and people have already been taken off this morning to head out for those holiday destinations. take a look. we've got video up on your screen now. those numbers in total, california, 15 million people are going to be traveling. that's by air and by car in numbers nationwide, we're looking at 115 million and majority of them are again, going to be by car traveling at least 50 miles from their h

spread love and give love continue to push forward. >> well, that was amanda hari reporting. know scott did file a police report with opd. he's still holding onto hope that trump might be found because as you can see, it is clearly marked with the company logo. on the north in the city of nevada will be raising their minimum wage starting in the new year. follows an ordinance passed in 2019 that provides a minimum city wage to be adjusted annually. the wage increases are based on the size of business, the rate for the businesses with more than 100 employees. it's going to be 16. 86 an hour 16. 64 businesses with up to 99. he's and 16. 0, 4, for businesses. with less than 25 employees. >> in san francisco, the scene anthony's community came together on christmas day to serve hundreds of people a hot meal kron four's. sara stinson has that story. >> on christmas, people lined up to get a hot meal at saint anthony's in the tenderloin neighborhood of san francisco right now villa at feel happy that has app. you can sometimes i don't food that come here more than 1500 people got f

kron four's amanda hari has the details. >> it's a situation that many drivers have you see the flashing lights, you hear the sirens and realize you're getting pulled over. but starting january 1st, law enforcement officers will have to state the purpose of a traffic stop before asking any questions recognition on legal analyst, steven clark says one officer starts the question. traffic stops can sometimes become confrontational. they may feel that they have to come up with an answer to that question. and many people, they're going to say they're going to volunteer some incriminating information, even if they didn't do anything wrong. according to the author of the bill, the law was created to reduce pretextual stops in which an officer stops a person for something minor with the intent of searching for a larger crime. >> assembly member chris holden says he wants promote equity and accountability. sometimes that can be done based on race were improper motives. and so what this last designed to do is guarantee that an officer has a good reason for pulling you over a 2017 study done by st

us vice president kamala haris has said, under no circumstances will the us permit the force relocationpalestinians from gaza. or the west bank, the beseachment of gaza, or the redrawing of the borders of gaza. even israel has been quiet on this issue, they should statement saying that it does not have the intention to frecibly move or remove palestinians. in the meantime, the israeli army has divided strip to sections. this is while the fake perder with occupied territories was being pushed further into the gaza strip, increasing the land mass of gaza. this may indicate israel's desire for creating the so-called buffer zone, which... then have to national forces there, just as israel is cornering innocent palestinians in southern gaza strip, the us is cornering itself for israel, which may ultimately pose a challenge byden's presidential aspirations, but then again, what's more important, palestinian lives in hundreds of thousands or the political life of joe biden. hundreds of jordanians have gathered outside the us and their anger at washington's complicity and the relentless atrocit

decided to take the menorah down overnight to protected from any other vandalism in oakland amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> 906, is the time in the south bay. san jose police are investigating after someone destroyed banners calling for an end to the war in gaza. here you see in the video, a man using a knife to cut those banners down. this was sunday afternoon in the area of park avenue, which is right where it crosses over 8.80, muslim volunteers who put up the banner say that they've been doing that as a way of showing their support for the people who are suffering in gaza. but then this unidentified man came up and started demanding they take down the banners when they refused. they say that's when he took out the knife and started slashing in ripping down the banners. one of the volunteers that we spoke with wanted to stay anonymous, but had this to say. >> am by law by the first amendment allowed to do activity. the message itself calls for the end of violence gaza strip. end of the genocide against the people this person decided no walkover those rights and become violent. >> well,

get stopped for a busted tail light and end up dead has happened to casteel. >> and that was amanda hari reporting for us this this law also requires agencies to monitor if officers are complying with the law. that includes reporting the maze and all traffic stops are conducted. and also in 2020 for the state of california will find stores that don't have a gender neutral toy section for kids 12 years and older stories of violate this law must pay up to $500. the law only applies to stores physically located in california and have 500 or more workers. this legislation goes into effect january 1st. it's starting next year. you can get paid for recycling your empty wine and liquor containers. cal recycle says new beverage containers have been added to the state's recycling program. wind liquor and large cans can now be recycled for cash, glass, aluminum and plastic containers. less than 24 ounces are worth $0.5 each wind, bottles and other similar containers worth $0.10 pouches in paperback. cartons that contain wind and other distilled spirits can also be recycled for $0.25 each. let's sw