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jon: unbelievable jonathon live in georgia, jonathon thanks.ot just the south if you live in the northeast, you could be paying more at the pump as well. some fear that fallout could last longer than expected. laura ingle has more from rockville centre, new york. laura. >> hi jon, people are talking about the price of gas here certainly there's not a lot of problems here in new york right now. but as jonathon just reported, there is a lot of concern moving forward as people are making plans and we've all seen these lines, these long lines of people trying to get gas in some of the hardest hit states after the colonial pipeline cyberattack rush panic hoard gasoline having ripple effect on top of the up and down prices of gas that has left many uneasy and some drivers have short vital commuting plans, say they're needing to adjust routs and timing with all of the uncertainty in the air states are still working on getting fuel from the tankers to the grounds and into customers cars. >> it is going to take a while for things to go back to normal so

smg let's go to jonathon. jonathon. >> thank you mr. speaker. >> on and a half of my constituent and other wrongly convicted postmasters i'm grateful williams into this scandal has now been given more. however, there's widespread concern shared by post office ceo nick reid that the compensation received by the postmasters party to civil litigation of the high court was simply not fair. could i urge the prime minister to ensure that these civil of postmasters will be include in the the anticipated government compensation dismeem >> i thank you for raising this issue i might say tragic case of injustice and i met some of the post office -- postmasters and sub postmasters affected by this mischaracter of justice as he knows -- government wasn't party to litigation nor slemghts that was agreed but we are determined to ensure that postmasters sub postmasters are fairly compensated -- [inaudible conversations] >> mr. speaker, brexit and very different but referendums are much the same they're in 2016 without interference european respect resp

arthel: jonathon thank you very much for that live report. eric.c: arthel you know colonial pipeline might be back in service bus prices at the pump we're told those are still rising nationwide causing lawmakers to try to take steps to avoid a potential crisis and some states. laura ingle live on long island new york about three bucks over three bucks gallon, i mean, i saw premium over $4 a gallon haven't seen this i don't know when, hey, laura. reporter: hi eric depends what block you go to where i'm standing in rockville centre 2.97 for regular and things are normal here on long island. we've been watching people come and go all day long but as we've been seeing throughout the week, things have been much different in other areas of the united states. with the prices going up and the supply and demand problem that's been happening and that's really been weighing heavy on people as they go into the weekend. listen. >> it is first time i'm filling up in weeks. >> four bucks gallon laingt less. >> so price 80 -- >> yeah getting costly the cost of com

jonathon just seen. back to you. risa, thank you. a deadly weekend across america overnight. there were 3 deadly mass shootings here in the united states. >> in new jersey. 2 people are dead, 12 others were injured at a large house party. >> police say a 30 year-old man did and 25 year old woman were killed in the incident. this is a look at the home where the shooting all happened. you can see just a look at the from that shooting in all the scene, the chaos that happened there. new jersey governor phil murphy offering his support calling the shooting horrific so far no arrests have been made. >> at least 3 people killed and 3 others were wounded in a shooting sunday outside of a bar in youngstown, ohio. the youngstown police chief says the gunfire gunfire was reported overnight sunday near a bar. but none of the shootings happened in the bar. but the chief said they stem from an incident which began there. no arrests have been reported yet. and in south carolina fight is being blamed for a shooting that killed a 14 year-old girl and injured more than a dozen others near cha

jonathon justine, back to you. alright find some fan a fan and they see while you can marisa. thank you. >> folks hitting the road in the sky for the long three-day memorial holiday weekend, but just how busy is its and where are folks here in the bay area traveling but first there are shocking number showing san francisco's headed to a grim tally of overdose deaths. what city leaders are pushing for to prevent this tragedy. >> shocking new numbers out from the san francisco chief medical examiner's office shows the drug overdoses have killed more than twice the number of people that covid-19 last year here in the city in this year's expected to be even more bleak. kron four's. when kelly. >> has an up close look now at the life and death encounter that she had with the drug epidemic. >> here's video of first responders on the scene after the young man was starting to wake back up. they loaded him into the ambulance and gave me a replacement box of narcan. it's a medicine that helps reverse the effects of an opioid overdose today. this patient will not be added to the grim tal

jonathon, back to you. the threat, not ending anytime soon. thank you. meanwhile, conquered conquered. >> fire crews are on the scene of a structure fire on pacific street near the downtown bart station. the fire department tweeting out this picture this afternoon. so far there's no word on what sparked the fire. how long it could take to get everything under control. we will be staying in contact with concord fire crews and have updates for you throughout the night here on kron 4. meanwhile, take a look at this dramatic images of a rescue mission off the shore of pescadero state beach. 3 men funding themselves stranded on the rocks just a few 100 yards away from the shore around 8 o'clock last night. this all happening around high tide. a coast guard helicopter had to be called in to rescue one of them in the other 2 rescued by boats that were in the water. still much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock. an update on the state's battle against covid-19 as the golden state moves closer to a statewide reopening. >> why businesses in chi

. >> you know, in 2020, we saw a spike incidents against asian american website and jonathon who was the ceo of the anti-defamation league came to our board now to say there's a lot happening here. what are you all going to do and our board said we have to do something, and called jerry, called joe and they decide to create the asian american foundation because they knew it was an important time to do this and this was a moment to bring everybody together to really look at the asian and support asian american community. >> so while this foundation has said once to address -- what -- wants to address underinvestment in asian communities you know a smalling diaspora in the united states what are the needs of the ap community and what do you think is behind this underinvestment? >> well, we are a community over 40 ethnicity and pacific island communities and less than .5% of the resources from foundations go to asian american communities and less than 1% of corporate foundation donations go to asian american communities. and i think part of it is that -- i think we have not been seen as

counting begins tomorrow but, jonathon seed will not be able to take up the post, if elected, becausek—driving offence, and another election would need to be held. rail passengers are being warned to expect disruption into the working week while investigations continue into cracks in the chassis of hitachi 800 trains. one company, gwr, is advising against travel on its long—distance routes tomorrow. katy austin has the story. tannoy: this train will not be calling at llanelli... 183 of these high—speed trains were held back for safety checks after small cracks were found in some. great western railway has been hardest hit. only 10% of its long—distance service has been running today. i was meant to travel yesterday and that got cancelled twice, so i ended up going today. i got to paddington, not really picking up on the news last night. and then i found out that most of the trains had been cancelled. but it's added about an hour. passengers are being told not to travel on monday, either. we've got 93 of these trains in our fleet and we need around 60 or 70 to run the kind of levels of

incidents against asian american website and jonathon who was the ceo of the antidefamation league came to our board now to say there's a lot happening here. what are you all going to do and our board share lew sort of said we have to do something, and called jerry, called joe and they decide to create the asian american foundation because they knew it was an important time to do this and this was a moment to bring everybody together to really look at the asian and support asian american community. >> so while this foundation has said once to address underinvestment in asian communities you know a smalling diaspora in the united states what are the needs of the ap pirks community and what do you think is behind this underinvestment? >> well, we are a community over 40 ethnicity and pacific island communities and less than .5% of the resources from foundations go to asian american communities and less than 1% of corporate foundation donations go to asian american communities. and i think part of it is that -- i think we have not been seen as a needed community and what we don't understan

the conservative candidate jonathon seed has an historical criminal conviction which makes him ineligibleshire's political reporter. dan, tell us what has happened here at what is the background? in wiltshire, it's an incredibly conservative county, so going into this election, the conservative is obviously the favourite to win. however, we have learnt this afternoon that the conservative candidate, jonathan seed, has been told by conservative party had quarters that he has been disbarred —— headquarters that he has been disbarred from taking up this job, relating to a driving offence that dates back 30 years, an offence he says he did declare the party when he put forward his candidacy for the job. he told us in a statement that the party considered this to be ok and not something that would bar him from taking up the post. however, that situation has now changed and he tells me he has withdrawn his candidacy. those votes are going to be countered tomorrow here in wiltshire. when we expect to find the result. quite what happens then is a little unprecedented. i can imaaine is a little un

i want to bring in now, jonathon mcdowell. okay.ot as scary as it sounds. >> okay. >> i will grant you, it sounds bad. but -- and -- and it's not great. i mean, we are getting, yeah, as you say, a school-bus-size thing is going to slam into the earth. it's -- it's -- when it enters the atmosphere, it'll melt because it's going so fast. and break up, into little chunks, that will then slam into the earth at a -- just a few hundred miles an hour. and so, you don't want to be standing in front of one of those. >> or under. >> but -- but, you know, it's more like a small-plane crash than a mega catastrophe. so, i hear a lot of panic on the internet. we don't want that. but it's -- it's definitely something that we don't want to have happen. and this is the -- the second-biggest, uncontrolled reentry in 30 years. >> what was the first? >> so, the first was the same rocket a year ago. >> okay. >> the same type of rocket. the chinese had this new type of rocket called the 5b and unlike other, big rockets, it litters space by leaving its bi

jonathon, back to you are in a recent. we'll check back with you in just a few moments. but first. >> a new covid cases may be slowing down here in the united states. but the scams definitely not a look at the wants tonight that you should be on the lookout for. a hundreds of kaiser permanente workers now headed for the unemployment line. the reason behind the move and what look, union leaders are now saying about it. 10 years after the death of osama bin laden. a look at how the anniversary impact of president biden's decision to pull soldiers out of iraq. >> today, hundreds of immigrants and advocates rallying outside of the white house calling on the biden administration and congress to take more aggressive steps to ensure a path to citizenship for millions of undocumented immigrants currently living here in the u.s. kron. 4 washington correspondent raquel martin brings us more. >> saturday. immigrants from across the country took to the streets of dc demanding president biden and congress reform the immigration system and we need act now. no more deportations over fa

it just to few minutes, jonathon, just back to you. thank you so much for every single going out to the north bay where more water restrictions could be coming to marin county. the water board declared a water shortage emergency last week at some of the restrictions that are already in place. >> include the banning of washing cars at home power, washing homes and businesses. there are more restrictions being considered including limiting sprinkler irrigation to twice a week and drip irrigation to 3 days a week and requiring covers for pools and spas. the board is going to talk about these other restrictions at its meeting on tuesday and water districts across the bay area have asked customers to conserve water, east bay mud released these tips on what you can do at home, which includes waiting to run the laundry or dishwasher until you have a full load. don't run water while you're brushing your teeth or shaving instead just turn it on. when you want to rinse, they recommend taking shorter showers and a few have outdoor landscaping the

jonathon jack, to you risa. thank you. college students all across the bay area are celebrating graduation ceremonies this weekend. >> and university leaders trying to make things a little bit special despite the covid concerns kron four's. hart live tonight with why administrators say it was so important to make graduation happen for these grads. this year. >> jonathan students work very hard for that opportunity to walk across the stage in 2020 graduates didn't get to do that. so some organizers decided to start planning early back in january to ensure that 2021 graduates got the chance to walk across that stage. >> although the ceremony looks a little different. many 2021 graduates were still celebrated. not just the we're happy that i think universities across the bay area got creative with their ceremonies. you see hastings stream their graduation so friends and family could watch online sonoma state did a combination of a limited number of people in person as well as a live stream and at cal state east bay, they had

jonathon, just you thank you so much to 9 san bruno police investigating a person who shot at a moving car this morning. >> investigators say it happened in the area cherry avenue and jenna van avenue as well. >> when officers got to the scene, they say the man who owned that car says someone fired a single shot at his car hitting the rear window. luckily the driver of that car not hurt so far no arrests have been made. but investigators do believe it may have been a targeted attack, a driver trying to avoid hitting a raccoon is being blamed for a deadly crash that killed a passenger this morning. it happened around midnight on the west lanes of i 80 at san pablo dam road. chp says the driver of that suv lost control hit a concrete pillar. the impact caused the suv to go up in flames. the driver able to escape. but the passenger remain trapped as the fire continued to burn that suv. passenger died at the scene. >> a santa rosa police officer went to the hospital after this crash last night. it's being blamed on a distracted driver. you can see the patrol car here is crushed. the office

jonathon just seen back to you. all right, marissa, thank you. now to the north bay tonight where the holiday weekend is bringing back a sense of normalcy. >> as folks return back to napa. tourism, of course, has been down during the course of the pandemic and also during all the wildfires. >> kron four's, gayle ong spent the day in napa to see how people are feeling about finally being able to get out and about. >> here in downtown napa. there are 2 back to parking. lots. locals say it's been a while. >> pretty busy out here. we we can't even senator. favorite restaurant down here we've got so. place so. okay, i guess. but nice to see things busy again. it feels wonderful. it's so have things back to normal seeing some tourists getting back saying nop, a busy again. >> so we're a little bit. jaded it's not as easy to get the reservations as it was a few weeks ago, but we're excited to see things open back up and seeing people keeping it keeping everything visit. >> a stark contrast from last year downtown napa was a goes down when shelter-in-pla

jonathon back to you. thank you. today is no menthols sunday. it's part of the day of action to raise awareness. >> within the african-american community about the harm that big tobacco is bringing to our neighborhoods by marketing directly to them. earlier today we talked with the co chair of the african american tobacco control leadership council. he explained the consequences of using tobacco within the black community. >> today over 85% of african americans, smoke menthol cigarettes. this came from the predatory working in these products with more advertisements. we're promotion and what's really problematic because we have many studies sure that mental cigarettes are cheaper in the black community. they begin to hold special programs for in the black community giving money the black organizations and unfortunately if not the most ever in american organizations with the religious social political. take money from the tobacco industry. this is unfortunate. this is what has led to 45,000 have been americans die each year from this product. >>

jonathon, back to you. risa. thank you. tonight, a 7th woman has now come forward to accuse windsor. mayor dominic foppoli of misconduct. >> in an interview with the san francisco chronicle today. former windsor mayor rachel hundley says that foppoli climbed on top of her and exposed himself back in 2015 in sacramento during a conference for government officials. hunley says that she went back to full police room after a night of drinking but told them, but she did not want anything to happen on twitter today, hundley said that for polling is both a problem any symptom of a problem. she went on to say that what he's accused of doing to the 6 women who spoke out against him is wrong. foppoli has denied all the claims against him saying that any contact was consensual. tonight. kron 4 is staying in contact with concord fire crews about what sparked a fire on pacific street near the bart station this afternoon. we do know that the fire did start near some homes there. none of them did burn down. but we do know that the road ha

jonathon, back to you. thank you. tonight kron 4 is staying in contact with concord fire crews about. >> what sparked the blaze on pacific street near the bart station this afternoon. we know that the fire did start near some homes and the roads in that area have been cleared. we'll pass along updates as soon as we get them. tonight, san francisco police say they need your help, trying to track down some folks caught on camera connected to a violent carjacking back on april 7th new union square. the owner suffering serious head injuries in the attack in just recently returned home after a long stay in the hospital. kron and haris spent the day talking to the victim's family. and as the video, the police hope will crack this case meant. >> jonathan, the victim is a 65 year-old man before this happened. he was highly active. his sister-in-law says he's a good person. this is changed his life we do have to warn you, there is some. >> photos and images in this story that can be a little disturbing to look at. >> it's hear

jonathon just seen. back to you. risa. thank you. because of those high temperatures contra costa county fire crews say they are. >> ready to go to respond to any fire threats that could pop up. that's because the areas already seeing an exceptional drought keeping the risk for fires. pretty high court for we love our co is in lafayette right now with how fire crews are getting ready. >> fire officials say they will provide the offense. we need to provide the defense. they want to prevent wildfires like the one seen last year from happening again. >> bikers and hikers are soaking up the hot weather this memorial day weekend road >> not at yesterday writing day and tomorrow we're having is one party. >> but these weather conditions are right for wildfires it is contra. costa county firefighters recommend people barbecue away from dead vegetation. make sure the chains from your votes are not dragging on the ground. steer clear of dry grass when pulling over avoid the yard work in dry conditions and do not set off fireworks and so if th

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jonathon swingler, bbc news. here's louise with a look at this morning's weather. good morning.the way of cloud rolling in off the north sea. that may well linger first thing tomorrow morning. it will be a relatively mild start to sunday. if you have the sunshine, those temperatures will lift quite readily. there is the height, very little in way is of concern for the weather on sunday. the sunshine will nibble away at the cloud and it will back off to the north sea and temperatures will climb once again. we will see low 20s quite widely for many, above the average for the time of year, as we close out the month of year, as we close out the month of may. sunday into monday looks like a similar story as the high—pressure drift off into the north sea. the wind will push more to a south—easterly, so driving in warmer air, so temperatures could peek into the mid 20s. if that happens, we haven't seen temperatures like that since march, believe it or not. if we get 25 degrees, that would be very nice indeed. if that is too warm for you, and i understand for some it is, those temperatu