hines says they'll waive 100% of their rent. however, if they're seeking reimbursements, hines says they'll pay up to $300 per day. but tenants will still have to pay 50% of their rent each month at a building. they're not allowed to occupy. i don't think they had always get you very far. with the short-term in san francisco at all. so it's going to disruptive come july 6 when they make start to front the costs for their short-term. housing patterson says many are now scrambling to find a place to live with a fast approaching deadline in san francisco. taylor bisaki kron. 4 news. >> well, on this final day of pride month, we are highlighting a bay area organization is doing important work for lgbtq immigrants. stick around. you'll want to miss that story coming up after the break. and president biden announcing that the u.s. is beefing up its military presence in europe to detour russian aggression after 2 key states become members. our dc reporter reshad hudson will break down what this means. heidi covey: so, i have an eye dis

a suspect stole a vehicle and nearly dragged new york detectivive ryan hines to his death.riminal had a lengthy rap sheet before he was let out on the street. >> carley: steve, great to have you on, thank you for joining us, love to hear how detective hines is doing right now and i think we should start with the basics, what are bail reform laws on the books and what do you think they should be? >> steve: we have to start with complete withdrawal to start with. you can't unscramble the egg. democrats implemented bail reform without what the effects would be. we are seeing effects, putting police officers at risk, created pandemic of lawlessness, which is self-inflicted and citizens are less safe. we need to scrap bail reform and start with responsible reform to bail laws. >> ashley: do you think the situation with officer hines could have been prevented with difference reform or cashless bail? >> steve: no question about it, the suspect was a serial car jacker who four days previously was in police custody. simply our police officer was doing ryan hines was doing good polic

hines is using email and online resident portal to provide updates. also in the city san francisco is being sued over some sinking. walks in the mission bay neighborhood residents and business owners have complained that as the buildings and the sidewalks settle in the new neighborhood parts of the streets have started to dip causing some dangerous cracks in the pavement a class action suit has been filed on their behalf seeking damages from the city according to the lawsuit the city previously agreed to maintain the infrastructure in the neighborhood, but hasn't done so or to come here. have you voted yet? well, san francisco's da chase a boudin has will have a look at some of the big races on tomorrow's ballot including the recall election against chasavudin elon musk is threatening to walk away from his offer to buy twitter his new demand that might make or break that big deal and apple's big revealed new features. let users get more personal they were showcased today at the annual developers conference. a taste of summer this week. i'll show you w

hines is using email and online resident portal to provide updates. also in the city san francisco is being sued over some sinking. walks in the mission bay neighborhood residents and business owners have complained that as the buildings and the sidewalks settle in the new neighborhood parts of the streets have started to dip causing some dangerous cracks in the pavement a class action suit has been filed on their behalf seeking damages from the city according to the lawsuit the city previously agreed to maintain the infrastructure in the neighborhood, but hasn't done so or to come here. have you voted yet? well, san francisco's da chase a boudin has will have a look at some of the big races on tomorrow's ballot including the recall election against chasavudin elon musk is threatening to walk away from his offer to buy twitter his new demand that might make or break that big deal and apple's big revealed new features. let users get more personal they were showcased today at the annual developers conference. a taste of summer this week. i'll show you w

hines says the wave 100% of their rent. however, if they're seeking reimbursements, hines says they'll pay up to $300 per day, but tenants will still have to pay 50% of their rent each month at a building. they're not allowed to occupy. i don't think they had always get you very far. with the short-term in san francisco at all so it's going to disruptive come july 6 when they make start to front the costs for their children. housing patterson says many are now scrambling to find a place to live with a fast approaching deadline in san francisco. taylor bisaki kron. 4 news. >> well, the call for help from oakland's vietnamese community is now growing louder this morning. more than a dozen business owners called on the city to put more money into safety efforts. residents and small businesses of little saigon say that they are experiencing verbal and physical assaults, robbery and vandalism. they say they have felt neglected for a long time and they're fed up. they said that getting more financial help and support in the budge

hines says they'll waive 100% of their rent.ays they'll pay up to $300 per day. but tenants will still have to pay 50% of their rent each month at a building. they're not allowed to occupy. i don't think they had always get you very far. with the short-term in san francisco at all >> so it's going to disruptive. come july 6. we may make start to front the costs for their children. housing patterson says many are now scrambling to find a place to live with a fast approaching deadline in san francisco. taylor bisaki kron. 4 news. >> right. as gas is starting to go down, those prices are starting decline. will a gas tax is about to be tacked and get a 10% off rebate with the purchase of 4 or more eligible samsung appliances at lowe's. like the samsung bespoke refrigerator with customizable and changeable door panels. this 4th of july find the color that fits your style. ♪ clamp it, grab it, ♪ ♪ almond shake it, shake it, ♪ ♪ shake it and collect it. ♪ ♪ sort it, chop it, ♪ ♪ chop it, smooth it, ♪ blend it, blend it, ♪ almondmilk it

hines says the wave 100% of their rent. however, if they're seeking reimbursements, time says they'll pay up to $300 per day, but tenants will still have to pay 50% of their rent each month at a building. they're not allowed to occupy. i don't think they had always get you very far. with the short-term in san francisco at all. >> so it's going to disruptive come july 6 when they make start to front the costs for their children. housing patterson says many are now scrambling to find a place to live with a fast approaching deadline in san francisco. taylor bisaki kron. 4 news. >> a wildfire in the sierra nevada has grown to more than 900 acres. you're looking at the rice is fire. this began tuesday in nevada county as a building fire. but then it spread to nearby brush an this is an area full of very dry brush because of the drought we learned tonight that at least one building has been destroyed. containment now is at 10%. we will bring you any new developments in the bay area. a brush fire broke out in antioch today and dam

. >> jim hines is with us, congressman from the fourth district in connecticut, we welcome your phone calls and comments. 202748 8001 is the line for publicans. 202748 8000 is line for democrats. and for all of the others 2020748 8002. it is an election year, what's your chances look like in your district? >> i think in the state of connecticut the incumbents are in pretty good shape, there are only five of us, we work very hard, i think in the state of connecticut we will be okay, nationally we will have one heck of a contest. no denying the fact that the president's numbers nationally are not great, he is not getting a lot of credit for a very accessible emergence from covid and the economy because of inflation, it is going to be a big context, a lot of us are bracing for what will be one of the more hard-fought campaigns in a long time. >> yes, some of those numbers in the usa today poll is 39% of a drop in approval number, 37% disapprove and 16% strongly approve, 71% say the u.s. is on the wrong track. over 70% of those ford. what do you think is driving that? >> i think that is p

ignite among federal latin american leaders of the you with decides not to invite venezuela. cuba hines, nicaragua, to a summit to improving unity in the region.

craft hines was a disastrous merger but they recently got rid of the cheese. no one keeps the cheese, things are looking up, one more pic, a french frymaker, campbell soup and mccormick, spicemakers way up, if you buy less we need less spice. jack: there is no connection between project k and special k. i need to get to carlton to find out what is going on with the value stock index. they are suddenly cheap value stocks. >> apparently according to russell which reengineered the index, facebook, pay powell and netflix. they have a growth index and it is smaller. there is a lot that goes into russell's methodology for determining the growth or value side but it comes down to outlooks for future growth and earnings and if you look at these they are down by 60% this year. they have warned slowing growth, netflix and subscriptions so it is possible they are starting to look more like value companies. jack: netflix has been amazing, up $700. we saw it hit one hundred 90. what is the outlook for that company? it has pre-good penetration. carleton: netflix is one that

the real estate management firm hines originally targeted july 1st as the date residents would be ableto their apartments. but now that date has been pushed back and starting on july 6 hines says it will no longer pay for hotel accommodations for those residents of that building. >> this has been a really financially stressful time for and my partner and folks, the building having different the cost. >> now, some other residents say that they will have to now find short-term housing or just terminate their current lease. in the south bay. 77 year-old san jose woman is accused of setting her own house on fire which led to her husband's death. investigators say rebecca mckee know what intentionally set fire to her home. and emma paula, drive saturday morning. well, both she and her husband were inside. crews rescued her husband from an upstairs bedroom. but they say he suffered from severe smoke inhalation and died a few days later. coming up next at 3 30's, state lawmakers approved a pilot program for safe injection sites. >> with 2 bay area cities where this would take place. and what

starting july 6 hines, the company saying it will no longer pay. >> for hotel accommodations for all these people. >> this has been a really financially stressful time for and my partner and folks, the building having different the cost. how is this stuff? >> residents say now that they're in this spot, they have to find some type of a short-term housing or terminate their current lease. they say that they will move back into the building in phases. the company saying that that's way it's going to go and they're saying it's that's phases are going to go from august through october. the story goes on. >> well, daryn, gas prices have declined in the last week, but unfortunately, the state gas tax is set to increase tomorrow. tell you just how much it's going to cost you. coming up in a live report. i was injured in a car crash. 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 questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the bar

. >> hines property management says they still do not know when they will be able to return.y are vowing to find everyone accommodations until that time. >>> spinning out of control. the reason why they are having a tough time cracking down on dangerous sideshows. >>> elon musk making headlines tonight. a letter he sent today that could signal more trouble for his first twitter deal. >>> breaking news from the north bay. the brushfire is dangerously close to some homes in san rafael. some homes have been evacuated. 2 acres have burned so far. we were told that forward progress has been stopped. the fire has only burned about two acres in san rafael. not far from the dominican university near highland and summit. our crew has arrived there and they are busy working to get more information. it looks like this may be a situation that has at least been slow down. >>> another week and was sideshows in san jose. police racing across the city trying to break them up. at least 4 was shut down. the biggest one was near the north bart station. it brought out hundreds of people. it left

did you see these little norm statues nearby, they're actually coil hines. and mention legend says that in the olden times they used to come and do cleaning and house work and little chores for the people of cologne. they used to come at night and were invisible, so people could work during the day. well, according to the legend, this went on until a taylor's wife. so curious to see like a note that she spoke peas on to the floor, to make the condone slip and fall. of course, economic didn't like that and got so furious that they disappeared and never returned from that time on the citizens of cologne had to do all the work by themselves again while the cologne cathedral gets all the spotlight, there is also the smaller church here called the great saints martin. it's also very beautiful blue. here we have the town hall of cologne, known as the rod house, is the old building and a new building with the most popular shopping street of cologne. and also one of the most visited shopping streets of the whole job. a key highlight here is the very top, a giant gla

. >> hines does not know what they have to return, they have to check the entire electrical system and deal with the -soaked walls and floors and carpet. >>> if you have not already, get ready to vote. mail in or drop off tomorrow, as you know is election day. so far, turnout is pretty dismal. nearly 22 million ballots mailed out and 3 million are in. statewide that's only about 15% . in the bay area turnout is better but still near historic lows. take a look at the numbers even in san francisco where voters must decide whether to recall the district attorney and turnout is about 20%. the red star office says the number is lower than previous similar primaries. what is happening here? tonight, paul mitchell. are we jumping the gun here? >> the turnout was surprising given this is the third election we have mailed every voter a ballot and you don't even have to put postage on it so it's easier than ever to vote and yet voters don't seem extremely interested in voting the selection and we can look to the statewide ballot maybe not having the same pizzazz in the statewide races as the rec

but now they push that date back and starting on july, 6th hines says it's no longer going to pay forrtner and folks, the building having different the cost. >> yes, so this is putting a lot of residents in a lurch. some say they have to find maybe some short term and housing might have to terminate their current lease if they can't find a way to live until they can get back in that building. hein says that they'll bring people back in phases. with the lasting from mark or august through october see if they can stay on that timeline. can you even imagine just the disruption to your life? the level of >> is right. confusion and limbo that live in updated to see if they can get those folks back in. all right. let's get a look at the weather 8.46. right now going close to the 9 o'clock hour. sometimes when it's 9, start to see things clear up. i don't know if that's the case today. when you the case today, it's still pretty gray for most of but yeah, we will get there. it's just taking longer today. a little bit breezy little bit cool and a whole lot of cloudy going on near the coastline

is that gregory hines? >> yeah.t, you know marty and i. and so one night -- this is a crazy story. it's, like, 3:00 am tuesday, read-through was wednesday >> seth: yep >> still yeah it's snowing really heavy. you're on the 17th floor and you're looking out over everything i said, "i got to get home i've got to get home." so marty and i, we lived downtown then. we get in the cab and we're driving down 7th avenue. we got to 33rd street, right near penn station. red light. and we're talking about how tired we are, what are we going to do? and i hear an animal roar. [ laughter ] like a tiger, or - [ roaring and i went, "marty, what the hell was that? and i look out the window and through the condensation, there's a tiger. [ laughter ] and i said, "i know i'm tired, but are we seeing things?" and marty goes, "what was it?" the circus was loading into madison square garden, and they have all the animals on chains and in cages loading across 7th avenue, coming off these huge trucks and there they were in the snow, just wal

you want to own stocks the could benefit from inflation like craft hines, oil services company halliburton, fertilizer company mosaic. for long-term investors this will turn out to be an opportunity. stocks are on sale, the market is down 20% and it could follow more but if you have 10 or 20 years the odds favor you making money by sticking with investments through the turmoil. jack: our cover story is about who to blame for high gasoline prices, blaming people is one of my favorite things. what did we find out? al: we shouldn't be blaming the gas stations. our investigation shows they are not gouging, not even close. for gas stations profit margins are down over the last 6 months, $5 a gallon, inflation only getting a profit of $0.19 right now and that speaks to the fact that gas stations in control of their destiny when it comes to price. jack: gas stations off the hook, what about refiners? what about drillers? >> that is where things get more interesting. refiners are the middle man who turned to raw oil and gasoline making up 18% of a cost of gas up from long-term average of 14% becau

. >> hines property management says they still do not know when they will be able to return. but they are vowing to find everyone accommodations until that time. >>> spinning out of control. the reason why they are having a tough time cracking down on dangerous sideshows. >>> elon musk making headlines tonight. a letter he sent today that could signal more trouble for his first twitter deal. >>> we are tr when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™ it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. the choice is clear. get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with a great deal on internet and voice for just $49.99 a month for 24 months with a 2 -year price guarantee. call today. >>> breaking news from the north bay. the brushfire is dangerously close to some homes in san rafael. some homes have been evacuated. 2 acres have burned s

last night multiple residents like andrew were asked to leave their hotel rooms the hotel told us the hines were actually refusing to pay for the week. there are only paying day by day. we had nowhere to stay so we were in the middle of as you can imagine eight o'clock 8:30 in the middle of the tenderloin. just walking into hotels trying to find somewhere tyler patterson said he has the hotel room for the rest of the but many like him are growing frustrated over what they say is poor communication by the company hundreds keeping each other updated via social media, i think about 200 residents in a group. we spoke to paul parody heinz senior management director. he said the building remains uninhabitable and hotel rooms are in short supply. rooms available we have crushing experts scouring the building right now at this point the electricity system is the elevators the building is shut down because of the flooding peridi said they're working on deploying multiple company ambassadors that will work directly with tenants as a building is getting fixed shanti singh with tenants together said th

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it's truly unfair that, you know, like they're going to be the ones to hold hines accountable for this. and, you know, they they should be working for, you know, ice is. >> as citizens of san francisco and and they're not like it's just been almost it's been almost radio silent other than what's been responding to, you know, on on on twitter, residents were originally told they be able to move back in by mid june, but that date has since been pushed back to july. first at the earliest. >> i'm taylor bisacky reporting kron. 4 news. >> president biden said he is seriously considering suspending the federal gas tax with hopes of having a decision by the end of the week. it comes as the national average for a gallon of gas approaches. $5. a federal gas tax holiday would save americans roughly $0.18 per gallon. the white house is meeting with the top u.s. oil executives this week about boosting their supply in order to reduce prices. the administration is also considering whether to send americans, gas rebate cards. if the tax is suspended, it could come in time for the 4th of july holiday

each person is being connected with an ambassador from the company hines. it's covering their hotels until june 30th those who've declined their hotel offer will be given a per diem until that date in stead. well taking a live look at sfo, which could be in for a boost in business starting on sunday. the united states will officially it's covid testing requirement for international travelers abc 7 news reporter. tim. johns breaks down the benefits for the bay area. one of the final travel restrictions of the pandemic era is finally taking off on friday morning the cdc announced that will end the covid testing requirement for travelers coming into the country from abroad the covid test requirement was a huge impediment to americans traveling abroad and to international visitors coming to the us the requirement will officially end on sunday and comes after months of pressure from both the travel industry and elected officials many of whom are eager. get foreign visitors back at sfo airport. the announcement was welcome news to italian tourists giordano fattor

it's going to be on hines, street and downtown san jose between second and 3rd streets. there's going to be a live dj and for kids and adults also to promote voting and ballot boxes. so people attending can cast their vote. well in the south bay, a person was found dead near highway one. 0 one in san jose last night. chp says they found a person line in front of 2 cars. this happened around 9.45 near highwa one. 0, one and the north highway connector. they didn't say how the person died or if they were actually hit by a car. the chp did say someone was running in the lane using their phone as a flashlight and the victim was lying on the ground. there. well, in travel news, rising gas prices and inflation are now the top 2 travel concerns over taking covid. that's all according to a new survey that was commissioned by the american hotel and lodging association. it found 90% of americans are now considering the price of gas when deciding whether or not they're going to travel in the next 3 months. the same share also says inflation is a big factor in their upcoming vacatio

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not only for the chinese people all hold main hines everywhere in the world, ah, rising prices for groceries in essential goods, panic and hype. this leads to empty shelves in supermarkets and retail profiteering, despite the fact the sanctions have been imposed on one country, only russia, people in different parts of the world are feeling the impact, the so called unilateral sanctions have a boomerang effect on the countries that have imposed on banding all in ports of russian oil and gas, g. m is russian oil no longer be accessible us ports and the american people will deal another powerful blow to food warmish. ah, or i say, i'll say natural gas companies are making a, grab the money, which is what america or wide right to was back to new jersey to new york. so i'm spending a lot of money, but again, if i want to clarify dollars, gary, i will appeal invitation with diesel prices are skyrocketing and diesel is the primary fuel of transport, the fleets of trucks that make things move from point a to point b throughout the united states have just become exponentially more expensive to opera

. >> reporter: hines' representatives say they are making individual appointments with residents in the building to go up the stairs, not the elevator, to go and retrieve more of their items. there is currently no opening date for this building. in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> we are following developing news out of san jose. a shooting has sent one man to the hospital. this is happening at hillview branch library on hopkins drive. it happened just before 3:30 this afternoon. now, police are telling us that two men went into that building. they chased after a person, then shot them. the two suspects ran from the scene. >> based on the preliminary investigation, we do believe that this is a gang-related shooting as there were statements made during the incident. >> police say the victim is expected to survive. nobody else was hurt. right now they're asking for witnesses with any information to please come forward and talk to them. hopkins drive is going to be closed during the investigation, so people of course being asked to avoid that area. >>> a south bay neighborhood is s

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what i've got hines saying south africa will never change. while corrupt people are empowered, they would do everything to stay empower. but were you feeling as you were going out and about the people? i know the cup 2 brothers are coming back to face a trial. that means something i think is just the extent of that alleged corruption. that's got people i suppose, as you say optimistic but did determined to get answers to around state capture and corruption. i'm in debt. this family was allowed to you south africa as a piggy bank, really and, and i think that's why many of them are quite passionate around the good to brothers. perhaps the former president, jacob zoom and anybody else might be involved to answer for these alleged crimes. and also, i think the messaging from the government potentially and the national prosecuting authority could be on point in terms of showing south africans that were ready to do something about corruption. and that's certainly how president obama plaza has positioned himself that he's anti corruption, that he's

ruling, as i said, was quite the pivotal landmark decision brought many unexpected changes. political, hine has more for us. oh no one. abortion wasn't always controversial in the united states. it was legal when the country was founded up until what they called the quickening when the mother could feel the baby around 4 months. but by the 18 eighty's abortion was outlawed across most of the country. it stay that way until the sixty's, as the woman's movement came into force, pressure mounted on the court. first it struck at a law the ban, so im birth control to married couples. then later for unmarried adults, family planning information her, hey john, hey, then ruby wade in 1973 changed the lives of millions of women, allowing all abortions in the 1st trimester and some restrictions in the 2nd. a decision reaffirmed several times since, by the supreme court, before the decision on row wealthy women could travel out of the country for the procedure. but for lower income women getting an abortion often meant going to unsafe clinics. in 1965, 17 percent of all dest due to pregnancy, were the

each person is being connected with an ambassador from the company hines.covering their hotels until june 30th those who've declined their hotel offer will be given a per diem until that date in stead. well taking a live look at sfo, which could be in for a boost in business starting on sunday. the united states will officially it's covid testing requirement for international travelers abc 7 news reporter. tim. johns breaks down the benefits for the bay area. one of the final travel restrictions of the pandemic era is finally taking off on friday morning the cdc announced that will end the covid coming in the country from abroad the covid test requirement was a huge impediment to americans traveling abroad and to international visitors coming to the us the requirement will officially end on sunday and comes after months of pressure from both the travel industry and elected officials many of whom are eager. get foreign visitors back at sfo airport. the announcement was welcome news to italian tourists giordano fattori and his new wife the pair who are travel

linkin yuriy hines futures the future of ukraine is in the hands of the ukrainians , these decisions for the ukrainian people and the democratically elected government, including president zelensky, it is up to him to decide what is in the interests of his people of his country, and we will support this, but we need to wage hostilities against russia the secretary of state immediately adds, not noticing contradictions according to him, the west is working day and night to make sure ukrainians get everything they need. the same ukrainian power engineers need something completely different, asking the united states for 6 billion cubic meters of liquefied natural gas from their terminals. ukraine does not have it, so the gas will be delivered to europe as planned and then sent through a turbo pipeline, of course, you will not have to pay washington for free, but not immediately. germany is also trying to solve its gas problems so as not to provoke a confrontation with russia chancellor olaf-scholz had previously refused his ministry of economics to nationalize gazprom germany, instead d

this could be the worse since 2012 and the biggest winners today with match group, and kraft, hines,conductors are still struggling and amd's worst since 2018 sirns we talked about all the technology firms big picture. valuations the question is whether earnings expectations are accurate. and in turn, potentially lowering the pricing power of companies. >> and they're already off their 20 and are not making any money if you look at the gross income of all the nasdaq 100 companies, there's only two names that are not profitable and have fallen hath would be lucid motors as well as constilation energy. there's 455 names on the nasdaq exchange >> we'll leave it there for now. coming up today marks one of the biggest options explorations in years. which could mean volatile adg t csetrininhelo we'll read the tea leaves to gauge the market's next move after this quick break >>> a big day for the options market with the highest level of quarterly contacts expiring since 2020 and put volumes in the high yield index have, quote exploded and let's bring in chris murphy. co head of derivative s

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and, senator, i don't know if you dare to follow sister margaret or chrissie hines' advice and look upars and be optimistic, but right now, it seems republicans and democrats have gotten together, at least enough republicans, to make your dream a reality. even if it's just one step forward. >> yeah. it's a pretty significant step forward. i mean, this is the most significant anti-gun violence bill that congress has voted on in 30 years. it's just not one change in the gun laws, five different changes, closing the boyfriend loophole, helping states fund red flag laws that allow them to take guns away from individuals threatening to hurt helms or others. we put a de facto waiting period on purchases of guns, assault weapons, by under 21 buyers. we also put $15 billion into mental health and school and community safety. this is a significant piece of legislation. one of the most significant that congress will consider this year. and as you said, it is fairly remarkable that we were able to get such a big bipartisan vote yesterday. i think that vote might get bigger over the course of the