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, to james somerville. michael first of all, what was the contradiction or the conflict with church law and the law of the land? >> so in this case, it was the fact that when catholic schools open, they are first and foremost for the catholic community and they're there as mission schools to pass on the faith and the values of the church and of course, we welcome people from other backgrounds and none so 40% of pupils at catholic schools come from other faiths and none. but they are first foremost the first and foremost for the catholic community. with catholic community. and with this place , it would mean this cap in place, it would mean schools turning away pupils purely of their faith. purely because of their faith. and so our bishops couldn't sanction that. and it's meant the catholic community now can't take part in this government flagship policy. okay >> so would it would end up >> so it would it would end up with schools saying, no, you're catholic, so you can't come in because we've quota. because we've m

, to james somerville. michaelnow, james, first of all, what was the contradiction or the conflict with church law and the law of the land? >> so in this case, it was the fact that when catholic schools open, they are first and foremost for the catholic community and they're there as mission schools to pass on the faith and the values of the church and of course, we welcome people from other backgrounds and none so 40% of pupils at catholic schools come from other faiths and none. but they are first and foremost for the catholic community. and with this place , it would mean this cap in place, it would mean schools turning away pupils purely of their faith. purely because of their faith. and so our bishops couldn't sanction that. and it's meant the catholic community now can't take part in this government flagship policy. okay >> so would it would end up >> so it would it would end up with schools saying, no, you're catholic, so you can't come in because met quota. because we've met our quota. >> exactly right. yes

$27000.00 to secure his release over $800000.00 less and the metropolitan academic and journalist james michael told us that such contracting treatment chose the true face of ukrainian just as the court is showing cleared its true consent is that this is michael richards, larger than the funding imposed of the bail imposed on a child traffic. i would say that the, the key actually dream is more afraid of the presence of the metropolitan freedom because he acts as a symbol of resistance against the, the, the effective knots, civic cation. and that is what we have seen within the creation of this whole tablet of church, and it has a pedigree that goes back to the nazi either and you claim. so having him removed from having his freedom removed and him in prison allow use, effectively a crew to be, you know, from lived within the, the ukrainian church for more of the, you know, the traditional orthodox church, which is the majority to be removed from their possessions. and for various changes to happen to the left optical calendar, which would realign the church culture to leave it with the west un

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i'm michael thomas started. james, we'll send it back to you. , michael, thank you very much. >> alright 6.33, on the clock. oakland firefighters had to rush to put out an apartment fire. take a look at this. pretty intense. this broke out early sunday morning, a little before 01:00am on fairlawn avenue. firefighters say when they got there, flames were coming out of a unit on the top floor of a three-story apartment building. this is some of the helmet camera showing exactly what firefighters had to deal with. a total of 4 fire engines and 2 trucks responded. cause of the fire still under investigation. on the peninsula. a faulty pet heating pad is believed to have started a fire at a home in pacific of that has now displaced 7 people. firefighters responded to the home on chico court just before 9 o'clock saturday night. when they arrived, they found heavy smoke coming from the attic vents. they immediately began search and rescue operations didn't find anybody inside. but officials say that fire started in a rear bedroom. they quickly put it o

i'm michael thomas started. james, we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much, michael. it's a 33 and happening today, david de pap the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband in san francisco is due in federal court now. yeah, he's expected to ask for a change of venue because it doesn't feel he can get a fair trial in the city. >> kron four's tiffany justice has a closer look. david, that is expected to be in federal court for a hearing around 9.30, this morning as he faces both federal and state charges. >> for attack last year against nancy pelosi's husband in october. how ever his lawyers are trying to move the trial away from san francisco's saying the intense publicity means he won't get a fair trial. the pops lawyers are trying to move the trial to eureka a city bordering oregon.ethey seen a survey they commission not many of the potential jurors already believe he's guilty and would not be able to change their minds. prosecutors say the broke into pelosi's home seeking to kidnap the former speaker of the house. this is door cam video of the pathbreaking

the last name, but his name was sullivan, full name abbreviated sally uh-huh james wrote here by the nickname sally and michaele wazovsky yes, that’s right 10 questions behind the second round behind, well, i want to ask you. now vera, for example, vera has the second and first round. if we compare where the questions were more difficult. well, in my opinion, the same, to be honest, how do you like the second round. eh, it was easy. some of the questions were hard. uh-huh stepan, how do you feel the second round is more difficult easier more difficult for me. yes only towards the end. collected his thoughts in the end. this is the most important thing, but maybe it won’t help to pass. we’ll find out soon enough, but hmm varvara tell you how the second round is. personally , it was much easier for me in the second round than in the first one. third round or not. we don't know how the other guys played. it's hard to say, right? well, let's hope, as they say, now let's look at the screen, we'll see. uh, the results of your game for each correct answer to the question, in the second round. you earned two points, a

johnny and james. michael murphy was a proud saint ignatius high school alumnus in part of the 1956 san francisco football championship team and was recognized as an all city center in linebacker in 1970. mike co-founded the shamrock produce company, where he worked for 48 years. mike will be remembered for his humor, generous city and 15 years of making irish soda bread at the annual murphy irish bread baking bash. he passed away peacefully in woodside, california, on july 4th, 2023. the funeral will be held this thursday at 11 a.m. at holy name church in the sunset. the rest, i submit. thank you. thank you. supervisor president peskin. submit. thank you. supervisor preston. thank you, madam clerk. colleagues today i'm calling for a hearing on car break-ins a longstanding issue affecting neighborhoods in district five and across the city year after year, residents and visitors to our neighborhoods are victimized by car break ins. but despite many announcements, the city has made no noticeable progress in addr

johnny and james. michael murphy was a proud saint ignatius high school alumnus in part of the 1956 san francisco football championship team and was recognized as an all city center in linebacker in 1970. mike co-founded the shamrock produce company, where he worked for 48 years. mike will be remembered for his humor, generous city and 15 years of making irish soda bread at the annual murphy irish bread baking bash. he passed away peacefully in woodside, california, on july 4th, 2023. the funeral will be held this thursday at 11 a.m. at holy name church in the sunset. the rest, i submit. thank you. thank you. supervisor president peskin. submit. thank you. supervisor preston. thank you, madam clerk. colleagues today i'm calling for a hearing on car break-ins a longstanding issue affecting neighborhoods in district five and across the city year after year, residents and visitors to our neighborhoods are victimized by car break ins. but despite many announcements, the city has made no noticeable progress in addr

michael thomas james, send it back to okay, michael, thank you very much. >> oakland firefighters rushed apartment building. you can see the video here. this was early sunday morning just before 1 o'clock am. this was at the fairmont avenue area. firefighters say when they arrived, flames were coming from the unit on the top floor of a 3 story apartment building. a total of 4 fire engines and 2 trucks had to respond to this cause is still under investigation. but can you can just see credible those flames were on the peninsula? a faulty pet heating pad is believed to have started a fire at a home in pacifica that's now displaced 7 people. firefighters responded to a home on chico court just before 9 o'clock saturday night. when they got there. they say they found heavy smoke coming from the attic vents. they immediately began search and rescue operations didn't find anybody inside. officials say the fire started in the rear bedroom and it was quickly contained. fortunately, nobody was hurt. some developing news now for the first time in 63 years, hollywood actors and writers are on the p

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we'll keep you updated live this morning in walnut creek, michael thomas. james, we'll send it back to you. okay, michael, thank you very much. >> a home caught fire in san bruno this morning. that fire broke out on florida avenue right near lines. field park. san bruno fire department says it was contained to the garage and the kitchen. here's some of the video of the scene. no word yet on. if anybody was inside at the time or if there are any injuries. but crews are still there. they're still putting out hot spots. the cause of the fire. also still a mystery. let you know when they release that. meanwhile, developing out of the south bay, we've got santa clara police looking for 2 people wanted in connection with a stabbing at levi stadium. it happened sunday night during that gold cup soccer event. kron four's gayle ong has the video. >> cell phone video shows a fight breaking out at levi stadium just before 9 sunday night during a game between mexico and qatar. santa clara police responded to the fight and found one man stabbed in his collar bone with a knife

michael thomas story. james, send it back to okay, michael, thank you. >> 703. is the time in the south bay. police are investigating a burglary at a restaurant milpitas is a korean restaurant specializing in braised short ribs. kron four's. justin campbell has details. >> captured on surveillance thieves break through the back door at day whole restaurant in milpitas just before 02:00am friday. within minutes, burglars lift a heavy safe into the van and drive off mad. actually. you know, jason kim regional director with day whole dining group says it's a financial setback, a >> you know. >> maybe a couple days of sales know, pete is police say the 3 suspects fled in dark colored van before officers arrived and they have limited suspect and vehicle information to go off kim says they will be securing the back door and won't leave any money at the restaurant. but the break-in won't stop them from serving their customers. really, really hard every day. and we're trying to best for customer to preparing, you know, good quality >> but, you know, this kind of happens

i'm michael thomas started james, we'll send it back to michael. thank you. 907, is a time. and oakland police need your help. >> after 4 people were killed in 3 separate shootings that happened in oakland in 10 out. yeah. a 5th person was also shot but that person is expected to survive. investigators say the most recent shooting happened just before noon on wednesday, right along 100 and 6th avenue. >> this is video from the citizen app where officers found that man shot dead in a car. another 2 people were killed at around one 30 in the morning near 89th avenue and e street. that's just west of international boulevard. and a woman was found lying in the street about 7 miles away just before 05:00am at 18th street and that's just east of 8.80. it's 908. >> and police have not released the identities at this point. so we're waiting to hear that. we are just know that they're investigating these shootings and also longtime oakland resident and police commission chair america's regina jackson says that without a permanent police chief, the city is spiraling. still need. >> a

i'm michael thomas started james, we'll send it back to michael, thank you. it's 808, and over police want your help. and they have had 4 people. >> who were shot and killed in 3 separate shootings in oakland in just 10 hours. yeah. a 5th person was also shot but is expected to survive. investigators say. >> the most recent shooting happened just after just before noon on wednesday, right along 100th avenue. this is video from the citizen app where officers found a man shot dead in a car. another 2 people were killed at about one 30 in the morning near 89th avenue and e street just west of international boulevard and a woman was found lying in the street about 7 miles away just before 05:00am on 18th avenue just east of 8.80, police have released the identities of any of these they are just investigating. but, you know, longtime oakland resident police commission chair. >> america's regina jackson says >> without a permanent police chief, the city is spiraling. still need a permanent top cop in place because if everybody is working at 100% and crime and viole

i'm michael thomas starter. james, send it back to you. michael, thank you. time now is 10 oakland police need the public's health. they are investigating the killings. 4 people were killed in 3 separate shootings in oakland in just 10 hours. >> and a 5th person was shot and is expected to survive convoys. ella sogomonian has the latest. >> 5 people were shot in oakland within about 10 hours adding to what has already been a violent 7 days. investigators said the most recent shooting happened just before noon on wednesday, along 100th avenue. this is video from the citizen app where officers found a man shot dead in a car. another 2 people were killed at around one 30 in the morning near 1100 89th avenue and d street just west of international boulevard and a woman was found lying dead in the street about 7 miles away just before 05:00am on 18th avenue in oakland, east of 80 police have not released identities of any of the victims until they reach their families and are investigating these cases as homicides. but we cannot do this by ourselves. >> we need ou

i'm michael thomas started. james, we'll send it back to you. thank you, michael. >> we're going to take a break at 10 11. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the u.s. senate is trying to impose a code of ethics for the supreme are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. for your help this morning. officials in youngsville are asking everybody to boil their water before drinking it. >> you could get a stomach problem if you don't. the napa county health department says that e-coli has been detected in the water and residents are asked to boil for at least a minute. any water and then obviously cool down before you drink it. but the city says they will let residents know when the water safe to drink from the tap again. but might not happen till sometime tuesday. maybe a little before. we'll let you know. >> time no

but that's the very latest here in hayward and michael thomas story. jamessend it back to you. michael, thank you. >> it's 6.10, and still ahead. >> san francisco's district attorney brooke jenkins has been in the job now for a year. we're going to take a look at what she feels she's accomplished so far. and governor newsom is asking for support to reform the mental health service act. it's up to voters to decide. >> take a look at how hot some of these inland temperatures will get today. our neighbors in fresno up to redding, triple digit heat. now that's something we'll see in the bay area come this weekend. i've got your forecast. why do i care about paper so much? because my life and career were built on them. auditions, headshots, boxed wine... i mean, the least i can do is keep it around. [angelic sound] see, she gets it. ethan! empty, flatten, then recycle. i'm a papertarian, sue me. and you can recycle those papers too. let's go gary! [ struggling ] ok. what, you don't get fan mail? - you ok? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for

i'm michael thomas started. james, we'll send it back to okay, michael, thank you very much. time is 609. and several cities in the bay area may soon get cameras that were automatically. >> bill drivers caught speeding. the idea comes from a new state assembly bill. and if it's passed, speeding cameras would be installed in 6 cities across the state, including san francisco, oakland and san jose. those 3 bay area cities have seen a rise and pedestrians being killed in traffic accidents over the last few years. los angeles and long beach are on the list to to get the cameras assembly member laura friedman of burbank authored the bill. she says the drivers caught speeding 11 miles over the posted limit would get an automatic citation. >> the first it as a warning. so you'll get a ticket that worn and then after that, the second ticket on words are nominal fine compared to hundreds of dollars that you would get from a traffic cop. the start of just $50, which is cut in half. if you're low income. >> san jose mayor matt mahan supports the program. he says that his community has s

i'm michael thomas started. james, we'll send it back to you. thanks, michael. >> it is 9.10. we have more breaking news this morning. a federal judge in florida has now set a trial date for former president donald trump's classified documents. case. it's set for may 20th of next year. the former president is charged with illegally retaining hundreds of classified documents and refusing to return them. the date is a compromise between what prosecutors had wanted, which was a december trial date. and what the former president's lawyers were asking for, which was no trial until after the 2024 presidential election. so the judge decided to put the trial date basically right in the middle. >> it's 9.10, and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news lake tahoe kind of problems too many tourists, too many tourists enjoying it and leaving behind trash and pollution. we're going to talk more about yes, we're going to be some solutions for triple digits. plus, hazy conditions. given to you coming up in about 20 minutes now, before you leave the house, you need to know how your morning co

i'm michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to okay, michael, thank you. 707, right now. i know from police need the public's help. >> because 4 people were killed in 3 separate shootings in oakland in less than 10 hours and a 5th was shot but is expected to survive. so they're working all these cases. the most recent shooting happened just before noon on wednesday on 100th avenue. and this is video from the citizen app of the scene where officers found a man who had been shot dead and he was in a car. and another 2 people were killed around one 30 in the morning yesterday. and that was 1100 89th avenue and d street just west of international boulevard. also, a woman was found lying in the street. she'd been shot about 7 miles away from that. and that was about 5 in the morning yesterday. 18th avenue in oakland that east of 8.80, police have not released the names of any of these identities at this point. they are investigating these cases. longtime oakland resident and police commission share america's regina jackson says without a permanent police chief, the city is spi

. >> reporter: michael says his brother, james, didn't vacar and was trying to get to a bus stop across el camino real when he was struck. >> that bus stop in the grass with that trash can. what goes through your mind? >> dangerous. that's an accident waiting to happen. i think the hardest thing for me, it saddens me -- know that can james' son, marcelo, will never get to know his father. >> reporter: chen's mother and his brother are two of the four pedestrians killed on this stretch in the past decade. in 2014, 32-year-old rahim sadia was killed walking home. a year later, a minivan killed chen's 86-year-old mother. in 2020, an suv struck the brother near watkins. last year, 78-year-old sol gloria, a wife and mother with dementia, was killed by a bus on the atherton side of el camino. these crashes all happened in the same area where atherton's police chief told us in this email, bike lanes and sidewalks would improve safety. and where atherton's own mayor says he doesn't always feel safe. >> when i bike, i try to avoid el camino. i just feel it's safer to go on another street. >> it

description for what they should and shouldn't be fine by this morning in san francisco and michael thomas starter. james, we'll send it back to you. thanks, michael. i tell my kids, you know that it would stunt their growth. and so my son said it will make me smaller. >> and lake shrink you, but it will and right. here is your track. that's the time going to take a break. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> the summer league in full swing. the warriors trying to bounce back from a loss. we're going to show you the highlights of their game against the pelicans. maggie bite. stop in your tracks, too. as we look at temperatures rising into the triple digits by the weekend for areas like livermore that only be in the 80's today. only be in the 80's today. quite the change ahead - you ok? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we're gonna reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. - what now? - i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad... unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours. >> 10 44 james dressing me like a

i'm michael thomas started. james, we'll send it back to you. alright, thanks, michael. >> 7.33. on the clock and also happening this morning, we have david de pap the man accused of attacking nancy pelosi's husband. >> he's due in federal court. he is asking for a change of venue. he says to get a fair trial. crawford's tiffany justice is live in san francisco with the latest. good morning, tiffany. good morning. david tap is expected to be in federal court this morning around 9.30. >> for a hearing as he is facing both federal and state charges in the attack last year against nancy pelosi's husband in october. however, his lawyers are trying to move that trial away from san francisco saying the intense publicity means you won't get a fair trial. the paps lawyers are trying to move the trial to eureka a city bordering oregon. they say in a survey they commission and many of the potential jurors already believe he's guilty and would not be able to change their minds. now, prosecutors say have broken to pelosi's home seeking to kidnap the former speaker of the house in this door c

i'm michael thomas started. james, we'll send it back to you. all right. thank you, michael. >> 10 is the time more breaking news this morning. a federal judge in florida now has set a trial date for former president donald trump's classified documents. case. the trial date now set for may 20th of next year and the former president charged with illegally retaining hundreds of classified documents and refusing to return them. the date is a compromise between what prosecutors had asked for, which was a december trial. and what former president trump's lawyers were asking for, which was no trial until after the 2024 presidential election. so this may date falls. for the most part, right in between 10 is the time. and we have some developing news from san francisco international airport. a united airlines flight bound for taipei, taiwan. >> had to turn around because of an unruly passenger. let's take a look at while. he's at the airport is a live look. we also take a we look at the route let's continue on with this script and will just tell you we check flight

but this morning in the newsroom, i'm michael thomas started. james, send it back to you. >> thank you very much. michael 10. 0, 6, and the east bay. a woman was shot while she was. driving in her car on highway 9.80, yesterday afternoon near 18th street. the chp only found out about it because they got a call from highland hospital saying that a woman, a female victim, came into the hospital with gunshot wounds. the cho believes that somebody in another vehicle fired shots at this woman in her car. now she's expected to be ok, we don't have a description or suspect or a vehicle at this point. it's 10, 0, 6, and new this morning, 3 children are safe after the boys were abducted by their father in vallejo. a kron four's amanda hari here in the studio following the storm drain on the rain harvey reyna. good morning. all right. well, police arrested they >> allegedly of that being great time. seems really happening to. >> all right. well, on the path god they can't hear me. we're just yeah, we're having a little problem, but can still show you the pictur

i'm michael thomas started. james, let's back to you, ok? thank you, michael. look forward to that update 907, is the time. and there is a concern today in the north bay, dry lightning is a threat and fire crews are on high alert. yeah, they are in the wildfire risk has been elevated with the temperatures that we've crawford's amanda hari takes a closer look at what they're dealing with. >> the national weather service was saying the risk of dry lightning was about 10 to 15%. but it has already happened. multiple times. and fire officials say they're concerned with all of the dried vegetation and the heat we just experienced that it could cause a wildfire after a weekend of temperatures nearing 100 degrees. santa rosa. firefighters are worried about the wildfire risks going from unseasonably temperatures really below average told us a junior right back up into the 90's. 100's. >> but definitely concern of ours. >> that has now shifted to the potential for dry lightning. the national weather service has forecast a dry lightning for some of the northern regions o

i'm michael thomas. james darya. i will send it back to you as we hope to see this ship sail off at some point today okay. >> thank you very much, michael. >> all right. 904 is the time while in san francisco. it's also tell you about the latest with a police looking for your help now to try to find whoever it was that showed a 63 year-old woman to the ground. turns she died. this was monday right near 3rd street and egbert avenue in the city's bayview district. police say they found that woman on the sidewalk. she had serious injuries later died at the hospital. witnesses say that that woman was walking the sidewalk, minding her own business when some unknown other woman came up from behind and just pushed her to the ground. she fell down, hit her head. board of supervisors. president aaron peskin now going to twitter and other social media to urge residents to come forward contact police if they any information about who was behind this assault. he describes the victim is a chinese woman who lived in the bay view. a

to do yard work, you should probably do it before noon live this morning in livermore, michael thomas story. jamesback to you. all right. thanks a lot, michael. well, there will be cooling center is opening up in napa county starting today at noon. >> to help people there, the calistoga community center will be opening its doors for people to escape the heat >> and then, of course, back in the east bay. there are several options for you if you want to stay cool. we've got the community center's in antioch and brentwood, although those won't open until tomorrow. so just keep that in mind in the south bay got a lot more options because the libraries are being converted to cooling center's the milpitas library is going to open today and all weekend along with the cupertino and gilroy libraries, the santa clara community rec center is going to be open today and tomorrow, however, they won't be open on sunday. so keep that in mind. we've got a full list of all these cooling center's on our website kron 4 dot com. so check that out when you've got a little more time. >> and california schools are going

around the age of 12, 13, it could be considered something live this morning in francisco, michael thomas story of james. we'll send it back to you. thank you, michael. >> it is 9.41. we're going to take a break. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the giants and the a's both had close games on sunday. we'll have highlights coming up in a minute. it's amazon's biggest sale of the summer. how to score the best deals on prime day. i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart. >> and here we go. our next heat wave in the works ahead of today. livermore. we're going to be alright. low 80's. definitely warmer than you have been. but by sunday, those 80's become triple digits for your daytime highs. talk more in your forecast and before you leave the house, you need to know what your morning commute is going to be like keeping a close eye on things as they continue to things as they continue to change. wendy's is open until midnight or later. so come get that baconator! gimme one honk if you want a baconatorrr! [car honks one time] ayyyeee! gimme two honks if you want tyler to make it! [car honks twic

but they did add more insulation live this morning at pier 27 michael thomas started. james, i will send it back to you. ok? not the vacation they were hoping for passengers. thank morning. thank you, mike. all right, 703, is the time. and san francisco police now are asking for your help in finding a person who shoved a 63 year-old woman. >> to her death, it happened monday night near 3rd street and egbert avenue. that's in the city's bayview district. >> police say they found the woman on the sidewalk with serious injuries. she later died at the hospital on wednesday. witnesses who talked to police say that they saw the woman walking on the sidewalk when an unknown other woman approached her from behind and shoved her causing the victim to follow the ground and hit her head. board of supervisors. president aaron peskin went to twitter urging residents to contact police if they have any information about who was behind that assault. he described the victim as a chinese woman who lived in the bay view. new this morning, police detectives are looking for the person responsibl

. >> reporter: michael toscano says his brother james didn't have a car and was trying to get away bus stop across el camino real when he was struck. >> when you look at the bus stop in the grasp of the trashcan, what goes through your mind? >> dangerous. that is an accident waiting to happen. i think the hardest thing for me, and it really started to me, is knowing that james a son, marcelo will never get to know his father. >> reporter: chen's mother and is gone as a brother are two of the four pedestrians killed on the suspect in the past decade. in 2014, 32-year-old was killed when walking home. years later, a minivan killed chen's 86-year-old mother. in 2020, and as if he struck loscano's brother near watkins. then gloria, a wife and mother with dementia was killed by a bus near valparaiso. these crashes all happened in the same area where atherton's police chief told us in this email , bike lanes and sidewalks would improve safety and where atherton's own mayor says he doesn't always feel safe. >> when i biked, i try to avoid el camino real. it is safer to go on another street. >

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but the very latest your front page, 27, i'm michael thomas story. james, send it back to you all. i see him waving on the balcony up there. at least they're keeping it so well, they sort all this so, thank you, michael. >> all right. time now is 804. >> let's turn our attention to san francisco where police they're now asking for your help in finding a person who shot 63 year-old woman turns out to her death. itappened monday, right near 3rd street and egbert avenue. that's in the city's bayview district. police say they found a woman on the sidewalk. it's serious injuries ended up dying at the hospital. police say that woman was walking on the sidewalk when an unknown woman came up from behind, pushed her. causing her to fall a ground and hitting her head. these are all accounts from witnesses that investigators talked to board of supervisors president aaron peskin went on to twitter urging residents to contact police if they have any information on who was behind this assault. he described the victim as a chinese woman who lived in the bay view. also new this morning, police dete

but that is the latest here from pier 27 michael thomas started. james, all to send it back to you with the way from that. yeah. and he's doing that. i was let's go. all right. hopefully they can. now that the coast guard will get a decision soon. thank you, michael. >> 10. 0, 3, on the clock. >> now let's turn to other news in san francisco. police right now are asking for your help in finding the person who shoved a 63 year-old woman turns out to her death. happened monday, right near 3rd street and egbert avenue in the city's bayview district. police say they found a woman on a sidewalk. she had injuries that took her to the hospital. but unfortunately, she died. now witnesses told police that that woman was walking on the sidewalk when an unknown woman approached from behind and for some unknown reason pushed her causing the victim to fall to the ground and hitting her head. board of supervisors. president aaron peskin went to twitter urging residents to contact police if they have any more information about who's responsible for this. he described t

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i'm michael thomas story. james, we'll send it back to you. i don't know how that's going to work. text me you want to but it's going to have a lot of i think, you know, hurdles for right now. but he says that people will eventually get on board. and somebody did say in a tweet, you know, there's been other companies to do that. and he said you want to everyone's going to call it x. so. >> we'll see. so and so sent out an x, right? think tax this morning. where thank you very much, michael. >> 705. right now. and a car went airborne, crashed a railing and then tumbled down this sanchez streets. tears in san francisco could see the video. there is a dramatic scene. police now scratching their heads trying to figure out who was behind the wheel because they ran off. sarah stinson has the latest. >> the car came plowing over the steps through trees and railings and then continued on to 19th street where it landed upside down. the crash was so loud. neighbors came rushing over to see if anyone inside the car needed help. in fact, they said we don't want your help and ran away from the

. >> reporter: michael says his brother james didn't have a car and was trying to get to a bus stop acrosscamino real when he was struck. when you look at that bus stop right there in the grass with that trash can, what goes through your mind? >> dangerous. that's just an accident waiting to happen. and i think the hardest thing for me -- and it really saddens me -- is knowing that james' son marcello will never get to know his father. >> reporter: chen's mother and his brother were two of the four pedestrians killed on this stretch in the past decade. in 2014, a man was killed. he was walking home. a year later a minivan killed chen's 86-year-old mother. in 2020 an suv struck his brother near watkins. and last year 78-year-old sol gloria, a wife and mother with dementia, was killed by a sam trans bus near valprizo. these crashes all happened in the same area where atherton's police chief told us in this email, bike lanes and sidewalks would improve safety, and where atherton's own mayor says he doesn't always feel safe. >> when i bike, i try to avoid el camino. i just feel it's safer to g

james here? >> have you heard any rumours abo got michael james here? ot michael gove ames here? >> have you heard any rumours abo got michael gove going here? >> have you heard any rumours abo got michael gove going toe? health. >> i mean, i've heard some, some, rumours. i think. i some, some rumours. i think. i don't think if you look at rishi sunak what he said sunak style and what he said previously, he's going to do a great purge. et cetera. great big purge. et cetera. the kind of boris did in 2019 when he got half he came in and got rid of half the do think the cabinet. but i do think certain ben certain posts, obviously ben wallace going to wallace at defence is going to be a key question. do you move, say into role say someone else into that role to another portfolio? to free up another portfolio? >> begging >> james cleverly begging to stay he's in >> james cleverly begging to staywanting he's in >> james cleverly begging to staywanting to he's in >> james cleverly begging to staywanting to move 1e's in >> james cleverly begging to staywanting t

when that contract expires or james, we'll send it back to thank you, michael. >> 904 is the time and there's some breaking news this morning that we should tell you about tmz reporting that lebron james, the son bronny james, was rushed to the hospital after suffering cardiac arrest during a basketball workout at usc yesterday. tmz reporting that james was unconscious before being taken to the hospital, though family spokesperson has since told the site that bronny is now stable no longer an icu. so looking better. he recently committed to the trojans. he's expected to end up in the nba. in fact, his dad, lebron james expressed his desire to one day play alongside his son in the league, but looks like he's doing better this morning. >> time now is 905, in the south bay. police investigating a burglary that happened at a popular korean restaurant in milpitas kron four's. justin campbell takes us there. >> captured on surveillance thieves break through the back door at day whole restaurant in milpitas just before 02:00am friday. within minutes, burglars lift a heavy safe into the van a

james, i'll send it back to okay, michael, thank you. >> it's 906. and in the east bay, a woman was shot while she was riding in a car on highway 9.80. yesterday afternoon. vehicle shot at near 18th street and the chp only knew about it because they got a call from highland hospital about the woman, a victim coming in with gunshot wounds. the chp believes that those shots came from another vehicle, but they don't have a description for us at this hour. the woman is expected to recover. new this morning. police arrest of father early this morning is accused of abducting his own 3 sons. the chp released this photo of damian castaneda and put out an amber alert saying that he had taken the children from vallejo last night. officers ended up finding them at 4 o'clock this morning. and they say the children were unharmed. >> will san jose police now confirm there was a short police chase monday before a big crash on story road and capitol expressway. san jose police say it all started as a robbery when a man robbed a store on story road before taking off