was he mad at jessie? no. he wasn't mad at jessie. there was evidence that showed this young man was obsessed with murder. on his computer, police found disturbing internet searches. >> what is he doing in the days leading up to this? serial killer by number of victims. >> their most alarming find was a violent pornographic film with a plot eerily similar to how jessie was killed. prosecutors claim daniel used it as an instructional video. >> at some point in the movie he finds out a binding and places it around her neck and then strangled her. >> searches on serial killers and searches on bondage. >> did dan who was big into the theater, a straight a student, was he also a serial killer in training? >> i think that is the potential. >> prosecutors showed the jury all the physical evidence. the dna, the tape, the wipes, the likely murder weapons that tie daniel to jessie's death. through it all, daniel sat quietly at the defense table looking at no one and showing little emotion. even when the d.a. presented evidence the public had ne

jessi: lo reciclan.lo que me has dado ha sido usado? andrea: son reciclados, que es distinto, les explicÓ las reglas para poder reciclar un regalo, que hay tres cosas que pueden regalar y una que no. los vinos, si te regalaron un vino, puede volverse a regalar de nuevo. sÓlo limpiarla de polvo y llevarla a una bolsa. eso no aplica con la comida, los aceites que se ponen rancios. esa no se regala. los gadges de cocina, el abridor de botellas, el que aplasta el ajo, los cuchillos. las pueden volver a regalar, porque no son muy personales, son los tÍpicos que quedan en un amigo secreto quÉ ser siempre en la caja original y tener instrucciones. no usado, eso no se hace nunca. las cosas de baÑo, las velas, tambiÉn nuevas, los aceites de sales, el tÍpico jabÓn, el marco de fotos, ese es lo mÁximo, tienes que ponerle una foto de la persona a la que se lo va a regalar para que vean que tuviese la intenciÓn de regalÁrselo. con una foto tuya fue —— regalar el marco que me dice la navidad pasada. lo que estÁ hecho

jessie is leading the initial preliminary assessment. the data working group department staff are going to provide responses to the staff. the staff will prepare the preliminary assessment. we saw bits and pieces of that including populations, inventory in the system, different interventions and the services. this is on the basis of the conversations for focus group to allow us to further assess needs and gaps and align with the community input there. january the data working group reviews and provides feedback on preliminary assessment. staff incorporates that feedback. we hopefully get an introduction to the consultant team working on the focus group. that contract is just finally getting sorted out. once sorted out we can meet them and have successful conversation. i am excited to move that group. in february the committee can review and provide feedback on the same preliminary assessments. i think questions ahead for us in addition to the big picture alignment questions. how does the committee want to be part of deep helping this foc

we want to share with you now the story of jessie fitz.e works for a van company that's contracted with that candle factory. jessie, thanks for joining us. we appreciate you sharing part of your day with us. i understand you were driving at the time that the tornado hit. walk us through what happened and what you experienced. >> repo >> yes, sir. i was driving a 15-passenger shuttle van that we contracted back and forth to kentucky. i had got back about 8:30, and the plant was the designated area for the tornado. so we just left us two truck drivers -- we used it as a protecting shield. the one truck driver went home at 9:30. and i was just sitting in the shuttle van waiting for it to pass over. i thought it was coming. i was in the breezeway. so i tried to get out to -- tried to move the van out to park it right behind the candle factory because i'm thinking that the building will stop the wind because it had bust out the side window. by that time it had took the back of the van so i just dove down in the floorboard and i held onto the se

i'm jessi tenure. >> major retail. saying enough is enough now calling on congressional leaders to pass a piece of legislation that aims to prevent people from selling stolen goods online. these are the types of crimes top executives. some retailers like cbs, best buy and nordstrom. many of them. they say they're just tired of them and they're now writing a letter to congress endorsing a bill called the inform consumers act a new legislation that retailers believe will help stop the sale of stolen items. >> make it harder to hide behind a screen name and pedal stolen products either on facebook or amazon marketplace. we think that is a huge driver for a lot of these crimes that, you know, folks are setting up essentially a business to steal large quantities of goods and quickly sell it online. >> in recent months, house and senate members have pushed a version of this legislation forward. the inform consumers act has moved out of the house committee retailers hope to get a vote. approving it in the next couple of month

i'm jessi tenure. >> meanwhile, oakland congresswoman barbara really sting a statement this morning onsenator manchin's decision reading in part saying that, quote, senator manchin's announcement today is disappointing, but unfortunately not at all. shocking senator manchin had no reservations about supporting his 778 billion dollar defense bill. but when it comes to investing in working families. he's not supportive. the congresswoman went on to say that she hopes that senator manchin reconsiders his decision and hopes that senate majority leader chuck schumer will bring the bill to the floor for a vote. senator manchin and senate republicans should be on the records showing the people what they exactly stand for. this is just a small portion of the congresswoman's response to senator manchin's announcement. you can read her entire statement right now on our website at kron 4 dot com. california's cannabis retailers say that they are in financial trouble and are now looking for help from the governor friday marijuana business owners wrote a letter asking governor gavin newsome for new

jessi: buenos dÍas.jor energÍa para acompaÑarlos por las prÓximas cuatro horas. francisca: totalmente, una que estÁ desde el estudio es nuestra aileen del toro, a quien le damos los buenos dÍas, y estamos listos para escuchar las noticias. aileen: gracias. les mando un abrazo a todos, estoy segura que estarÁn bien, primero dios, asÍ serÁ. vamos con las noticias, hoy martes, el presidente joe biden le habla a la naciÓn sobre los pasos adicionales para frenar el aumento en los casos de coronavirus y la propagaciÓn de la variante Ómicron, que a esa hora ya es la cepa dominante en estados unidos, lamentablemente ha cobrado la vida de una persona. se espera que el mandatario no anuncia nuevos cierres, pero haga una serie advertencia a las personas que siguen sin vacunarse, y lo que se podrÍa esperar durante los meses de invierno, como nos dice edwin pitti en vivo desde washington d.c.. buenos dÍas. te saludo con gusto. edwin: buenos dÍas. estamos acÁ en vivo desde los predios de la casa blanca, en expectativa

i'm jessi tenure. coming up next to knocking out hunger this christmas season. how you can team up with kron 4 to help local food banks. and don't forget to join us on kron four's we ring in the new year. grant lotus and justine waltman will count us down to 2022. >> watch the bay area's only live fireworks said spain's and sparkles over the bay bridge. that party starts at 11:30pm new year's eve only on kron 4. welcome back kron. 4 news at 6. a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge shun the conditions out there. it is wet and there's quite a bit traffic at this hour. there and it is all just the beginning of what's going to what christmas season >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with details on the timeline of this latest storm. yeah, it looks like it's going to be a rough ride. i think for tomorrow morning's commute, especially by the afternoon. he's going to start to break up that rain. we're kind of in between systems right now. but we've got more on the way that's going to be sliding through overnight tonight. finally can see quite our

i'm jessi tenure, ok, well, jesse, for that report. >> back here developing story that we're following out of san francisco where stone owner. i store owner. i should stay is heartbroken and frustrated after a destructive break-in. the vintage jewelry. an antique store was found with its windows smashed in and then thousands of dollars worth of merchandise just ripped off business leaders in the neighborhood and they're hoping that city leaders will step in and then step up kron fourds. dan thorn has the very latest from the fillmore district. >> yeah. this is our story now. >> the owner of murder and co finds his stream business destroyed 6 o'clock in the morning. we got this call. let us know the number up john cooling in sharing this video with kron 4 news broken glass is seen covering the floor of the film or shop and valuable silver was stripped from jewelry cases glass everywhere or jewelry on the floor are broke and case is and it was just a mess of their mean everything looked like a tornado went through there, everything's on the floor broken and destroyed. he estimates around

i'm jessi tenure. >> rising inflation will hit your pocketbook. if you want to give your loved one.ree to 12 drummers drumming that will cost you more than $41,000. pnc bank is calculated. the christmas price index. every since 1984, the price plunged last year during the pandemic. this year's cost. it's about $2000. more than 2019 now buying 7 swans. a swimming. that's the most expensive item and more than $13,000. who does that was a bit to make a bank. i and they don't much. you can see, you much to do if sit around calculate but. >> but we're going to calculate the and that's, i think, more important. >> yeah. i agree live here at the at the golden gate bridge. >> that expect how about some christmas cookies yeah. that's the happy with that right on both heart are and a park for those what could be scared you shake and they all stick with the cookies. got a point. guys. lot of sunshine around the bay area. what a day it has been today. we had one record in san jose of 73 degrees. but all around beautiful clear skies. looking clear out there now, but just gorgeous out toward the

i'm jessi tenure. >> and coming up on kron. 4 news at 5. tell you about a major court victory for duchess meghan markle. >> and if you want to go to disneyland but haven't your tickets yet. we'll tell you why you could be out of luck. we're going to do it soon. will be right back. 4 super bowls. six afc championships. you? award-winning customer service. up to 30% off your auto insurance with safepilot. made for the military community. and... who else? that's all. usaa. only for the military community. >> if you might have been planning to try to get to disneyland this month. unfortunately. it's likely you're out of luck. if you didn't plan ahead. the resort is sold out of daily tickets and annual passholder reservations for the entire month of december. that's both disneyland and california adventure sold out. you still have a chance to see the parks holiday decorations after christmas, though, the reservation system at last check shows pretty much all of january is available and the decor is staying up through january 9th. a legal victory

i'm jessi tenure. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news forty-niners moving one step closer to the playoffs. we've got highlights from their big win over the atlanta falcons have coming up. >> the break. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> welcome back for 42 on this monday morning and hundreds of underserved families in the south bay got gifts and food for a holiday meal this weekend. the salvation army's second annual toy and joy christmas gift distribution event was held down in san jose kron four's phillipe to call without the sep center. and he spoke with volunteers and organizers who feel fortunate to make a difference. >> a drive up to the s ap sports and entertainment center in san jose and a warm greeting from volunteers at the salvation army silicon valley winds down the end of another diff

i'm jessi tenure. thank you. just say. >> the biden administration will not send us officials to the upcoming 2022 winter olympics in beijing. deciding instead to hold a diplomatic boycott that has drawn instant criticism from china while that decision will keep us officials from attending american athletes will be allowed to come to compete. >> the biden administration will not send any diplomatic or official representation to the beijing 2022 winter olympics and paralympic games given the piercings ongoing genocide and crimes against. the humidity engine john and other human rights abuses. >> the white house says that china has to follow through with what it calls from counter measures. the white house stresses that american athletes to have the country's full support. house speaker nancy pelosi issued a statement she had argued for the boycott because of human rights abuses. pelosi says she applauds biden strong leadership, adding while we must support and celebrate our athletes, america and the world cannot g

i'm jessi tenure. all right. the time for you now for 35 08:00am here on the day before the day before christmas. so all of us. >> are getting ready. hopefully you left the house early because you never know what you might run into. i can tell you rain and slick conditions on the roadways. our meteorologists john sabol. you've been tracking that john, what's happening outside. yeah, definitely some heavy rain in pockets out there. rain is something that. >> you will be running into as you venture outside this morning. so take it slower even weather spots than what we had yesterday. ground was already pretty saturated from yesterday showers. so now he's sort of rainfall. we have is just going to take a little bit longer to soak on into the ground. your view outside right now at what we do have in san francisco doesn't look so bad. we definitely got a web camera lens there. but conditions are overall clear enough. as you can see, the transamerica pyramid could even see that yesterday because the low cloud cover we

jessi tenure joins us live from dc with the very latest. and jesse, president biden. he's still wrestling with this problem. >> yeah. you're exactly right. well, it seems to be changing every single day. one example of that is that record that you just came one day after the cde now cut in half the number of days that infected americans should have to isolate. and so one of the members of the president's covid team. it's trying to clear up some confusion. >> to be sure and be safe. americans who test positive for covid-19 but don't have symptoms can now go back to work after 5 days at home. people with important. >> jobs in keeping society functioning may not be able to come to work if they're all out for a full 10 days. the new cdc guidance recommends wearing a mask religiously after leaving isolation. >> but does not require a negative test. the cdc felt that given the risk being very low. it's best to just get people to put a mask on and then go out and do what they need to do. doctor anthony fauci, the president's chief medical adviser also clarified that american

i'm jessi tenure. next.te house covid response team working overtime ahead of the holiday with doctor fauci said about large gatherings in the team's final briefing today before christmas plus. >> what we're learning about the baby in the bay area who died after getting the delta variant and heavy rain is expected overnight leading to a brutal commute tomorrow. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has forecast when we'll get a break from the rain and how christmas and christmas eve entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >> welcome back to kro

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cnn has don lemon is taking heat for coverage of his buddy jessie small that's trial, or lack thereof, by conveniently not mentioning his own role and reportedly tipping off the empire star about the police investigation. now this is small that testified in his own defense saying he was actually the victim of a racist attack. and that it wasn't a hoax. why? john hetty has more just the smaller took the stan once again for a 2nd day under cross examination, maintaining he was the victim of a hate crime attack and never paid anyone to carry it out. as prosecutors allege this, the smallest friend don lemon, cnn host, is taking heat for his coverage of the small trial on a show. monday lehman got an update from a cnn reporter about the ongoing trial, but did not mention the fact he was mentioned in it. small testified, he received a text message from lemon early in the case investigation, reportedly letting him know that the cargo police department didn't believe small. it's a count of what happened the night. he said he was attacked by 2 men, limited told viewers when the story 1st broke

the skies above had brought a witness documentary on jessie uta ah ah, look forward to brighten skies the winter sponsored my cattle airways. hello there, let start in south america and severe flooding has hit 2 states in eastern brazil that thanks to torrential downpours brought on by a weather system that is now swirled out further east of the coast of brazil, but the wet weather remains. if we take a closer look, we can see those storms and showers getting rather heavy across more southern areas . we're gonna see rain in rio for much of the week and some thunderstorms as well in south paolo. but those join up with lots of showers and storms across the amazon basin. we're going to see heavy rain, a pool into southern parts of bolivia in the days to come. we could see some more flooding issues here as it pushes its way to the south. and once again, we are going to see some shop thunderstorms edge into uruguay roll over northern areas of argentina's briscoe winds at play. here we could see some flood issues as well across paraguay where those rains for heaviest. but for the south of t

do anything wrong when he did not disclose his role and shipping off jessie small as that he was being in breast care by police will give you some answers. and advocates begin pushing for white own properties, which were seized from a black owners in decades past to be returned to them after a landmark poor case in california returned a stretch of co sign. now thousands of cases potentially could be filed next, but will they have the same outcome? we're going to bring you all of the details. i'm sky now huge in this story and more on today's news views right here on our t america. ah, thank you for joining us. you. cnn has done lemon is taking heat for coverage of his buddy jessie small that's trial, or lack thereof by conveniently not matching his own role and reportedly tipping off the empire star about the police investigation. now this is small that testified in his own defense saying he was actually the victim of a racist attack. and that it wasn't a hoax. why? john hetty has more just the smaller took the stan once again for a 2nd day under cross examination, maintaining he was t

you know, jessie and jessica. this is, i will be. com got the will, the impact on work has been too much. earlier we had a very big staff. we had 110 or 111 people working except where but of the warranty switch right? now, that's not the situation right now. we only of 8 to 10 people working here as we don't have as much work as before. it's like having no work at all. well, it is like amin aid as of leg work. come cut the me, which will graduate fabrics and patterns fill the store rooms. before the pandemic, the workshop was a roomy, 400 square meters. now the boss can barely find a seat through all my of i will plan is something off though i'm not going to shut it. okay, so lowly gradually. oh, earlier than i used to make for myself, my own brand, and i used to explore dinner. that transition has been to sustain, incentivize, i'm making other, but i'm production now producing for them i design and make sample for the other brand on which they give the order these days boomy, conchita only gets to design late at

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our washington correspondent jessi tenure has more.f votes on dozens of president biden's nominees. >> the senate closed its year without passing president biden's social spending and climate plan or voting rights legislation. but senate democratic leader chuck schumer still claimed a small victory. its been a long day, but a good day's work i think my colleagues, the senate broke the gridlock on a large late of president biden's diplomatic and national security nominees. the motion is agreed to but only after schumer cut a deal with texas senator ted cruz. every senator here knows why have holds on these nominees. schumer agreed to schedule a vote early next year. no later than 1/14/2022 on sanctions against the company behind the nord stream 2. that's the pipeline that will deliver natural gas from russia to germany. cruz has been holding of dozens of nominees since the biden administration waived the sanctions. joe biden surrendered to vladimir putin. that is the direct cause. for the threat of military invasion. ukraine faces right

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i'm jessi tenure. >> happening today. a restaurant in san francisco is taking an extra voluntary step to stop the spread of covid-19. it comes as the omicron variant poses a risk to staff and customers who are dining inside kron 4. sarah stinson joining us live in san francisco with details on that. good morning, sarah. >> and good well, starting today, if you want to go to zuni cafe on market street. you're going to have to show this look, you know, would your vaccination card budget must show proof that you have received your post or shot as well. this is an extra precaution that is unique. has decided to put into place. and this is only for indoor dining. if you want to dine outdoors, which the weather is not really permitting that then you can't but indoors. you have to have that shot. this is not a san francisco wide requirement. san francisco still only requires you to get it to be fully vaccinated to dine indoors as unique as taking that extra step. you can see video of the restaurant that the signs on the front do

i'm jessi tenure. all right.ell, to talk more about the fate of the president's build back better plan and the more headlines from capitol hill. we're joined by kron 4 political analyst. >> michael yaki and michael, good morning. thank you for joining us. yeah. this kind of came out of left field for a lot of lawmakers. >> you know, this is this is the kind of situation where you start joe manchin as the grinch who stole christmas and certainly for the democrats. that's exactly what we think of in terms of weather as hard as 2 sizes too small. this was you can tell by the reaction of the white house. in fact, behind the scenes mansion didn't even bother calling the president. he said an aide to the white house to just let him know i'm going to go on fox news and say no, i'm not even the courtesy of a phone call when they tried to call him back. i mean that you need senior aides in the white house. they were met basically no sorry. call back later. >> clearly a bit of whiplash because it seemed like they were gett

i'm jessi tenure. >> back here at home. a restaurant in san francisco is starting to take an extra voluntary step to stop the spread of covid-19. comes as the omicron variant poses a risk to its staff and customers dining inside kron 4. sarah stinson joining us live in san francisco with those details. sarah. well, that's right. if you want to dine indoors at zuni cafe today, its on market street while not only we have to show your vaccination card. but your vaccination will have show proof that you've got booster shot. we can dine outdoors, but it's pretty rainy outside. not very warm. it'll sitting definitely want to dine. >> in doors, but you have to provide of that booster. now signs have been posted up on the doors of the restaurant on market street as well as there's post on their website and social media accounts. san francisco only requires people to be fully vaccinated to dine indoors. but zuni cafe is one of at least 2 francisco restaurants taking it a step further. the other is kicks in the outer richmond neighbo

ah in a magical race against time. witness our time mission on a jessie una. ah ah hey there, here's your headlines for the americas. nice to see. we've got a lot of rain through california. we could set some daily rainfall records for not only los angeles, but also palm springs toward the u. s. southeast. it is as settled conditions here, lot of sunshine coming through tallahassee with the hiv 21 degrees and also for eastern portions toward the northeast. things looking fairly settled here are getting blasted, those still with snow and when for newfound lag, we do have a dangerous cold snap coming to western canada, the pacific northwest on friday. not so bad. vancouver, 3 degrees. i'm going to put this several days out now and here we are next wednesday, a painted on the colors, the dark of the purple, the lower the temperature, vancouver mine is said. look at that cold air across the canadian prairies. a prolonged stretch probably haven't seen a stretch of coal this long in about 50 years. central america, unsettled conditions across hispaniola. also in pue

i'm jessi tenure. all right. well, to talk more about the fate of the president's build back better plan and a more headlines from capitol hill. we're joined by kron 4 political analyst. >> michael yaki and michael, good morning. thank you for joining us. yeah. this kind of came out of left field for a lot of lawmakers. >> you know, this is this is the kind of situation where you start joe manchin as the grinch who stole christmas and certainly for the democrats. that's exactly what they think of in terms of weather as hard as 2 sizes too small. this was you can tell by the reaction of the white house. in fact, behind the scenes mansion didn't even bother calling the president. he said an aide to the white house to just let him know i'm going to go in fox news and say no, i'm not even the courtesy of a phone call when they tried to call him back. i mean that you senior aides in the white house. they were met basically no sorry. call back later. >> clearly a bit of whiplash because it seemed like they were getting

. >> our washington correspondent jessi tenure explains. >> shelves are not empty. president biden says supply chain issues did not play the grinch after all, despite fears of product shortages. americans have been able to put presents under the tree packages are moving gifts are being delivered delivery times this season for fedex ups and the u.s. postal service are faster than before the pandemic. even as americans have purchased a record amount of goods in a meeting with the white house supply chain task force made up of cabinet members and ceos. the president reported retail inventory is up 3% from last year and fedex ceo fred smith says ports and trucking companies hire more workers. the supply chain is beginning to get back on track. most of us santa clauses. >> product be delivered consumers both smith and president biden also credit the progress made in an sticking bottlenecks between congested ports and stores were moving towards a 24, 7 operations at the ports. port. officials say the administration's plan to extend port operation hours and provide incenti

i'm jessi tenure. >> happening today. a restaurant in san francisco is taking an extra voluntary step to stop the spread of covid. this comes as the omicron variant popes a risk to staff and customers who are dining inside kron 4. sarah stinson joining us live in san francisco with more details. sarah. >> well, that's right. starting today at and sunni you're going to have to bring this this vaccination card. but instead of just saying that you're fully vaccinated it has to show that you've received your booster as well. otherwise you can see it done indoors. you couldn't outdoors but who stepped outside today. word of the window. it is chilly out there and it is what so probably want to dine indoors. take a look at video you can see from the restaurant that has they have signs up all over the place. they've notified people reservations. they posted on social media and on the website, the staff there has also been boosted as san francisco only requires people to be fully vaccinated to dine indoors. but zuni cafe is one of

his name is jessie waters. he would run up on people in the street and try to embarrass him and that got him a sweet deal at fox news for a show. he made a comment in which he used the term kill shot to talk about dr. fauci. there has been this sort of war on dr. fauci, which caused him to face death threats but he talked about him and used the term kill shot saying that people should ambush dr. fauci and record their confrontations, their kill shot confrontations and ambush him and accuse him of basically causing covid but i guess he thinks somehow dr. fauci invented covid or got together with some scientist in china and invented it and invested in the creation of it. it's the dumbest stuff ever and i hate asking about stupid things but i'll ask you, have you heard that about that comment and do you have a response to jessie? >> he's a public servant that served the united states of america for more than four decades and he's somebody we should thank to keep us safe during covid-19 but for anybody out there to

really appreciate your time, chief jessie alexander. thanks so much. >> thank you.eadly storm system and the devastation it left behind in the midwest and southeastern u.s. stay with us. >>> but first, a tragic accident didn't stop this college lacrosse star from returning to the field in today's the human factor, meet this track star and paralympic champion. >> lacrosse, it was just something that just spoke to me, that came really natural. to be able to play a collegiate sport, that was always my biggest dream growing up. the summer following my freshman year i was involved in a moped accident that caused me to lose my left leg below the knee. i thought i was never going to be able to walk again, let alone run. i had to learn to do everything over again. i probably fell 50 times in the first practice. the first time back i actually scored a goal. someone from the u.s. paralympic track and field reached out to me asking if i've ever thought about pursuing track and field. the first meet i met the qualified times and beat the national champion. i have been running t

i'm jessi tenure. >> well, to zoom call it hundreds of people who work for a mortgage company.r boss told them if they're on the call there fired the ceo for better dot com, the shawl guard called 900 employees to a weapon. our last wednesday and told them they were all being terminated. the company's chief financial officer says it's the worst time of year for layoffs. but the homeownership market is changing and they need a reduced and focused work for some of those workers were offered benefits and severance. new developments now in the school shooting that killed 4 people in michigan. the prosecutor now saying school officials in michigan could also face some charges. the prosecutor is already charged. 15, year-old crumbly and his parents and now she says her office is investigating what school officials could have done differently. the teenager was sent to the office 3 hours before the shooting after a teacher found a drawing on his desk that said, quote, blood everywhere he met with counselors who contacted his parents asking them to take him home. but they refused and re

but putin denies this jessi tenure has the latest from washington, dc. good morning. >> a senior administration official told us the u.s. has not yet seen any effort by russia to lower tensions. so the president will reiterate what that could mean for putin. >> good to see you again. president joe biden and his russian counterpart, vladimir putin will speak for the second time this month. today as the u.s. continues to pressure russia to draw down its military presence near ukraine's borders. i am absolutely confident we've got following their call it the beginning of december. the president stressed he was clear what would happen if putin invaded ukraine will be severe consequences. >> not done economic consequences like whoever saves a senior administration official says president biden will take the same approach later today. >> offering diplomatic solutions but threatening sanctions. putin has warned russia would be forced to act if nato expands its military capabilities into ukraine. our teams have been in constant contact us and russian officials p

i'm jessi tenure. still much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock oakland. police on the hunt for the person. >> responsible for the attempted murder of a homeless man. what investigators are now saying tonight. >> plus mcdonald's is now paying a former athletic herb washington, millions of dollars following a lawsuit. how he says the fast food giant discriminated against him. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive care, like cholesterol and blood-pressure checkups. because even though they grow up, they'll always be your baby. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st at coveredca.com. >> party following reports of yet another retail theft here in the bay area. this one in berkeley, investigators say a man stole more than a $1000 in clothing from the uc berkeley s

our washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest. >> this is so congressional leaders thoughthey struck a deal thursday to keep the federal government running through mid february. how do they explain to the public that they're shutting down government because they don't want people to get vaccinated, but the threat of a temporary shutdown. still looms ahead of friday's deadline with some senate republicans withholding support because of the biden administration's covid-19 vaccine mandates. we don't want a government that to me even more important. i don't want an economic shutdown. kansas senator roger marshal argues federal vaccine mandates put hundreds of thousands of jobs at stake in his state. the benefits stopping this outweigh any type risk utah senator mike lee. first wants a vote on their amendment to the fund, the mandates, the american people have a right to know through our votes where we stand. >> last month 15 gop senators including marshall lee and tennessee. senator marsha blackburn. >> wrote a letter saying they would use all means at their disposal to oppose

i'm jessi tenure.ow back to the east bay where a proactive approach to increasing police patrols for the holidays has minimize the impact of retail thefts in the city of antioch. that's according to the mayor who says his city is committed to ensuring a safe holiday shopping season kron 4 subject. all reports the city is encouraging businesses to stay open. and for people to shop local. >> antioch mayor lamar thorpe says his city has paid close attention to the rise in retail. that's plaguing the bay area and cities like walnut creek who are reacting to what happened. we're not reacting to anything. we've been proactive just last week the city of walnut creek approved the creation of a new downtown patrol be to stifle grab and run thefts in san francisco union square. businesses are limiting operating hours and deploying more private security guards at wouldn't tell a single merchant to close early. i would tell people not to go out in antioch as a deterrence mayor thorpe says the police department beg

i'm jessi tenure. >> oakland congresswoman barbara lee releasing a statement on senator actions. today's reading in part that, quote, senator manchin's announcement today is disappointing. but unfortunately not at all. shocking senator manchin had no reservations about supporting a 778 billion dollar defense bill. but when it comes to investing in working families. he's not supportive. congresswoman lee went on to say that she hopes that senator manchin reconsiders his decision and that senate majority leader chuck schumer brings the bill to a floor for a vote. senator manchin and senate republicans should be on the record showing the people exactly what they stand for and quote. california's cannabis retailers say that they are currently in financial trouble friday, marijuana business owners wrote a letter asking governor gavin newsome for new reforms and how their businesses are taxed. more than 2 dozen executives industry leaders and advocates say that the high tax rate on cannabis has made it tough for them to compete with the illegal marijuana trade advocates say that 75% of

i'm jessi tenure. thank you for that report.. >> coming up next on the kron 4 morning news a jewelry store targeted by thieves in san francisco. now businesses are hoping city leaders. i'm going to step in to help. we'll be right back after the break. rin. before that drink turns to drinks, make a plan to get home safe. just call a friend, a cab, and get a rideshare. whatever you do, don't let drunk drive. go safely, california. out. hair, done. fit, fantastic! marijuana. not so fast. remember, marijuana and some meds don't mix. a sober driver can cure that. don't let high drive. go safely, california. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news today here on thursday, december the 30th. we only have 2 days left of the year. so hopefully whatever resolutions you have you already start working on them because next it's like to just get a little head start. we're also tracking the forecast today. john, what's going on outside a whole lot nicer out there as guys go. that's for now. lots of bright skies. the bay bridge looks beautifu

i'm jessi tenure. so just yet.enator graham to the build back better plan. where does the bill stand in congress today. senator graham definitely is not alone in his opposition from mines. all republicans have made it very clear that they're united in their opposition against the legislation. so that's why all eyes have been on democrats, specifically senate democrats with that 5050 threshold. and so president biden did say today that he will be having a conversation with one of the biggest naysayers, i guess you could say in the next couple days. moderate senator joe mansion to try to get him on board to make sure that this could potentially advance will see what happens. jesse, thank you so much. the supreme court is saying texas's restrictive abortion law can stay. >> but some lawsuits against it can proceed. that really came down earlier today texas law allows private citizens to sue anyone connected to an abortion performed after 6 weeks reproductive rights advocates are saying this could indicate how the cour

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i'm jessi tenure. >> thank you, jesse. it is 7.27. coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news this is a sketch of a man wanted for exposing himself to a young girl in the south bay. we'll tell you more about what we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. >> welcome back. at 7.30, on this beau

i'm jessi tenure. it remains a very political issue. so much, se, for that report. >> now back in the bay area restaurant in san francisco is taking an extra voluntary step after the spread are trying to slow down the spread of covid-19. this comes as the omicron variant poses a risk to staff and customers dining inside. kron. 4. sarah stinson is live in san francisco with the details. sarah. >> well, yesterday and today is said this vaccination card is going to have to have the booster, the proof of the booster shot to go into that restaurant. now, if you want to dine outdoors like to do is just you bet. but indoors. you have to have that booster. plus u 2 vaccination shots. and just to be clear, this isn't a san francisco y thing. this is up to restaurants if they want to do it themselves what this becomes a trend is something we're keeping our eye on 4 news. take a look at unique at video for you. they put signs of infant warning customers days in advance that this was going to be happening and staff it all prepped and ready to go fo

i'm jessi tenure. >> and if you're hoping for a white christmas in the sierra you're like i'm tracking feet of snow making its way just in time for christmas eve and christmas day. my full forecast coming up after the break. the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. >> welcome back. tonight here on kron. 4 news at 9 o'clock as we continue our covid-19 coverage on the growing call for americans to get the covid-19 vaccine along with their booster shots as quickly as possible. but according to the cdc, not all vaccines are equal. they are now recommending. >> pfizer or moderna over the johnson and johnson vaccine citing rare but concerning blood clot. cases from force camila barco learns why officials are keeping it around in the chances of the side effects.

i'm jessi tenure. west virginia senator joe mansion, not budging after taking the current version of the build back better plan over the weekend. >> the democrats saying he wants the bill to be smaller and more targeted arguing that it is bound to spike inflation even higher in its current form. president biden denies that and insists that he's optimistic the bill will be passed next year. >> still ahead tonight from the bay area to the top 10 on netflix will sit down with the stars of a california christmas city lines. >> sports less than 48 hours away from their matchup with the titans. the forty-niners made headlines today with 5 players selected to the pro bowl team sports director jason dumas tells us to coming up. and don't forget to join us on kron four's we ring in the new year. grant lotus and justine waltman will count us down in 2022. >> watch the bay area's only live fireworks shows it sparkles over the bay bridge. the party starts at 11:30pm on new year's eve right here on kron. 4. ♪ i see

>> my name is jessie johnson, and i'm a resident in the tenderloin, and i hope i'm making this comment at the appropriate time. it's my understanding that there's a proposal to remove the tenderloin from district 3. >> clerk: mr. johnson, i'm going to stop your time. you have 2:37, but i want to redirect you to a better time that may be a better place to direct your comments. wait until we call general public comment, which will be the next agenda item, and you can give your comments then. or if you want, there's 2:37 left on the clock if you have comments on the items that are being called right now. >> no, i'm good. >> clerk: okay. thank you very much. we will await your voice when we get to general public comment. mr. atkins, can you get us the next public caller, please. >> hi. this is lauren [indiscernible] with the league of women voters of san francisco again. member cooper, expect an e-mail from us with some recommendations for the website. i know, totally shocking, but we, a year ago now we submitted ideas for the city's redistricting process, and we are hearing that people ar

. >> harold: jessie, you're pretty stylish. >> jesse: yes. >> harold: male leggings or "meggings" area huge boost in popularity of men wearing them outside of the jimmy and how often do you -- >> jesse: i bought leggings or jeggings or meggings because they are called, but i wear shorts over the meggings because i don't want to just a -- >> harold: why is that? [laughter] >> jesse: so it's cool. >> greg: no, i have to say every decade we keep edging closer to walking around in long johns. i'm okay with this if we have a flap in the back. just go full lawn -- but we are going to hell in an emasculated handbasket. let's go back to hats and smoking cigarettes in the bar. >> jesse: i don't know, you wouldn't look good in meggings, that is why -- >> greg: you are trying to get me in a pair of meggings, that is what you are trying to do. >> jesse: you got me. >> kayleigh: i text my husband and asked and he sent me a picture exactly what you described, he was an athlete so he had on the leggings or meggings with the shorts over a period that is hostile. >> jesse: it is style. >> dagen: man o