let's see prime minister justin trudeau.e first made a connection between mental health issues and his family's struggles, including his parents' public divorces, when he was 20 years old. my mother really struggled with depression and other things, but i saw resilience and strength. for all its vulnerability. she showed real inner stability and strength. and now colleagues. i want you to watch a short interview with mom, and justin trudo, how she is depressed and draw your conclusion. well, as far as it is possible from video frames, but, in my opinion, everything is obvious here. many consider you too frivolous. yes, i don't know. no, all single people where they came from is difficult to figure out if i'm talking to the australian wife of the canadian prime minister, a strange wife, or just yours who seeks fame and doesn't know what she wants. no, damn it, take it to the beaten confusion. no, sometimes it feels like you don't really know what you're talking about, and what do you want it to be? yeah you don't like it. you

yes, justin, i would ask— the precipice. yes, justin, i would ask you _ the precipice.a little earlier. two critical voting rights cases in alabama and louisiana. we mentioned that before we started the interview. what precedent do you think that these cases that? do you think we could see similar rulings other states? you know, ialso similar rulings other states? you know, i also am cautious in terms _ you know, i also am cautious in terms of— you know, i also am cautious in terms of these _ you know, i also am cautious in terms of these other— you know, i also am cautious in terms of these other rulings - terms of these other rulings because, _ terms of these other rulings because, again, _ terms of these other rulings because, again, these - terms of these other rulings because, again, these were| terms of these other rulings - because, again, these were also rulings— because, again, these were also rulings that _ because, again, these were also rulings that avoided _ rulings that avoided catastrophe. - rulings that avoided catastrophe. goingl rulings that avoided -

justin .d tanks and that kind of thing. how do we know or do we have to admit we don't know who is ahead on that the moment? t to admit we don't know who is ahead on that the moment?— to admit we don't know who is ahead on that the moment? i think we don't know which huge _ on that the moment? i think we don't know which huge accuracy, _ on that the moment? i think we don't know which huge accuracy, i - on that the moment? i think we don't know which huge accuracy, i think - on that the moment? i think we don't know which huge accuracy, i think it l know which huge accuracy, i think it is one _ know which huge accuracy, i think it is one of— know which huge accuracy, i think it is one of the — know which huge accuracy, i think it is one of the frustrating thing is often _ is one of the frustrating thing is often especially when we speak to journalists and others. how many tanks _ journalists and others. how many tanks have — journalists and others. how many tanks have russia got left? you can

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justin paton was born july 4, 1982, in emmett county, michigan he joined the u.s. army in 2005 derek ployed in iraq in october of 2006, assigned to the first cavalry division based out of fort hood, texas. excuse me. while deployed in -- to iraq, in 2007, his unit came in contact with enemy just north of baghdad. with small arms fire being exchanged. while in this fire fight, private first class paton was hit by an iraqi sniper and did not survive his wounds. he was put -- he was posthumously awarded the purple heart and bronze star he bravely answered the nation's call when it came, like many others before him, and so many after. naming the v.a. clinic in his hometown, which he loved, is an honor that would be fitting in remembrance of private first class paton's life and sacrifice. i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 3672. with that, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recogni

about _ mind. justin and maria, who talks to me a little earlier about what - mind. justin and maria2014. this was the malaysian airlines flight mh17 commode was shot down by a missile, —— which was shot down. killing all on board. pro—russian separatists were blamed for the disaster full—time judges were blamed for the disaster full—timejudges have been hearing ukraine's claim that moscow violated in anti—terrorism treaty by equipping and funding for russian forces who international investigators concluded shot down the jet airliner. investigators concluded shot down thejet airliner. during investigators concluded shot down the jet airliner. during the trial, the jet airliner. during the trial, the ukrainian representative in court... around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. bbc news, bring you different stories from her across the uk. every week, they're testing the water quality and results are getting worse. water quality and results are getting worse-— getting worse. extreme he frustrating, _ getting worse. extreme he frustrating, because - getting worse. extreme he

marianne favro has a closer look. >> reporter: carrying flowers and still in shock, friends of justin came together to remember the 15-year-old. >> he was very open, very friendly vr. had many friends. very loved in the community, in the school and everything. >> reporter: justin's aunt says his parents had looked forward to watching their son embrace a promising future. >> they came here to the united states hoping for a better life. they're an immigrant family from the philippines. and so they wanted a better life for justin, who is a very positive young man who had a bright future. >> reporter: as justin's friends gathered in the driveway of the san jose apartment complex where he was hit and killed, his classmates at willow glen high also mourned. they say the sophomore was getting ready to celebrate the last day at school tomorrow. grief counselors were on hand to help them cope with their loss. san jose police say a licensed teenage girl driving a subaru hit justin and tell us there was another teen passenger in the car at the time. police say the driver was moving at a slow spe

. >>> libertad pedraza hablÓ con familiares de este joven identificado como justin.nformaciÓn. cuÉntanos. >>> buenas tardes, esta familia estÁ completamente destrozada. hablÉ con una de las tÍas de justin que nos dio algunas palabras en representaciÓn de su familia, dice que este joven iba a la escuela de (nombre en inglÉs) y que maÑana habrÍa sido el Último dÍa de clases como estudiante de preparatoria, la familia continÚa procesando lo ocurrido. piden ayuda a la comunidad. >>> flores y veladoras descansan en el lugar, donde justin espiga perdiÓ la vida en el complejo de departamentos donde residÍa. la tÍa de este joven explica que su familia llegÓ de filipinas en bÚsqueda de un mejor futuro para su hijo y ahora estÁn destrozados. era muy positivo, con un futuro brillante. le gustaba mucho salir con sus amigos, muchos se reunieron en este complejo de departamentos en recuerdo de su memoria. >>> algo muy terrible. siento como lÁstima por sus padres y tenÍa muchos amigos. >>> explica que conociÓ justin en la escuela, y vivÍa en los departamentos del frente. un auto el

i'm justine waldman.n. 4 news. >> dean, thank u next tonight on kron, 4 news at 8 new legislation targeting a key part of the >> home rental process. security deposits. what a proposed bill aims to try to change. plus, we'll have the latest on that fire that is still burning in san jose at a storage facility. the latest on the firefighters efforts to bring that fire under control control and the struggle to get people off the street and into permanent housing. jose mayor matt mahan will join us live to talk about it. stay with us. >> now at 8.30, we continue to follow that breaking news out of the south bay. that's where a big fire is burning through a public storage facility. this is on blossom hill road near connell and monterey highway kron. 4 justin campbell live at the scene with an update for us. justin. >> yang ken and pam. this fire is still going behind. a firefighters working out that you get you can get a look working to put out the fire that you can kind of see that in side of this building, t

justin, jade, prigozhin is the figurehead. justin, jade. vitaly. _ prigozhin is the figurehead.gozhin is the figurehead. justin, jade, vitaly, thank you for your - jade, vitaly, thank you for your insight and analysis, we appreciate your time and answering some of those questions put to us. hello, in some parts of the country it is roasting and could be the hottest day of the year so far but it is changing in other areas and we are getting cooler, fresher air coming in from the atlantic into western parts of the uk. humid air towards the east and in between a weather front, that is going to bring rain. not much in the south but some heavier rain moving across northern areas, some thunderstorms, large hail and maybe some gusty winds as well. all squeezing the heat and humidity into eastern england, 30 degrees around lincolnshire, 32 or more in essex and around london, really humid as well. out towards the west things are beginning to cool down a bit and it will be less humid. the wetter weather we have got across those northern areas does push away into the north sea, the showers

shane lowry and tommy - fleetwood join justin thomas out at fleetwood join justin thomas out at 2:40pmam have been granted 36 hours to question a 31—year—old man arrested on suspicion of murder after the attacks on tuesday. another video will be held later in memory of two university students and a 65—year—old man who were stabbed to death. in the past few minutes, suella braverman has laid flowers in nottingham and you can see pictures of her doing so. that happened a few minutes ago and our reporter simon jones is there. tell us more about what happened. the jones is there. tell us more about what happened-— jones is there. tell us more about what happened. the home secretary 'ust left but what happened. the home secretary just left but she _ what happened. the home secretary just left but she came _ what happened. the home secretary just left but she came here - what happened. the home secretary just left but she came here to - just left but she came here to nottingham to lay some flowers. the centre of the city has become a focal spot for people with their outpouring of grief. suel

justine, 'ust aaivin tables right now. justine, 'ust giving yogi tables right now.n? i think in a case of donald trump, it _ calculation? i think in a case of donald trump, it will— calculation? i think in a case of donald trump, it will have - calculation? i think in a case of donald trump, it will have an l calculation? i think in a case of- donald trump, it will have an impact on the _ donald trump, it will have an impact on the ability to share intelligence. i served on the nationat— intelligence. i served on the national security council for nearly four years. — national security council for nearly four years, and it national security council for nearly fouryears, and it is national security council for nearly four years, and it is inevitably going — four years, and it is inevitably going to — four years, and it is inevitably going to trigger a thought process on how— going to trigger a thought process on how to — going to trigger a thought process on how to approach that, if the leader— on how to approach that, if the leader of— on how to approach that, if the

>> reporter: justin's aunt spoke for the family.orrow should have been his last day as a sophomore. but instead, the family is raising funds with the help of other parents who created this go-fund me page >> this is hard. they are an immigrant family who they don't know where to turn to. >> reporter: neighbors and family visited the scene his friends filled another memorial on campus with pictures and memories the school says they are offering student counselor support. >> he was open, friendly. he has many friends. he was very loved in the community like in the school and everything. >> reporter: a teenage girl hit justinned in of the apartment complex. with her a teenage passenger. police say she was driving at a slow speed and is cooperating with the police >> no indication it was done on purpose, right. at this point we are investigating it was a simple vehicle collision with unfortunate circumstances. >> reporter: as friends and family continue to mourn justin's death it is now up to the district attorney's office to determine

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i've been a big fan of justin for a long time. meet and greet i got to meet him 11 years ago. and it's awesome to be able to ride his coat tails on a song like this. a real opportunity for me. >> steve: when you first national stage you are cmt's redneck island a reality show. >> did you watch that? [laughter] you are the only one. >> steve: how did that turn into this. >> i don't know if the two related. i knew i didn't want to be a reality tv star so i write country songs. that's how that works. >> brian: fun having success for both of you knowing that the cmas and others will have you on together. lee brice says he actually won a cma he never met his who was on the single with him. >> i highly highly doubt that the cmas will have me on. >> do they know something we don't? >> we don't typically get on award shows but any time we have the opportunity to do a song together like here today. take advantage. >> ainsley: you sing a song the ones that didn't make it back. knock on the door the two police officers. >> yeah. >> i know yo

abc's justin finch joins us live from miami with the very latest. justin good morning. andrew good morning. federal and local law enforcement have been working on a security plan now for several days for a former president trump and also for the crowds he's called to rally here outside of miami. federal court this morning. security ramping up in downtown miami. the secret service already surveilling near the federal courthouse where former president donald trump is set to formally face charges alleging he mishandled classified records and obstructed government efforts to get them back to get indicted over nothing. you get indicted over the presidential records act, which they don't even admit. they call it the espionage act. trump now, the first current or former american president to face federal criminal charges and to do so while campaigning for another term, if even half of it is true, then he's toast. it's a very detailed indictment, and it's very, very. trump insisting he's done nothing wrong and that he will never leave the 2024 race. a new abc news ipsos poll fi

justin and bessie, lovely to _ quickly. justin and bessie, lovely to see _ quickly.kly. justin and bessie, lovely to see you both. - quickly. justin and bessie, l lovely to see you both. have quickly. justin and bessie, - lovely to see you both. have a great day. see you soon. to pakistan now, where their latest move on interest rates may give us all pause for thought as their central bank has just raised its base rate to 22% to battle soaring prices. this followed a hike of 1% to a record high on the back of an emergency meeting on monday. now, this is all in a bid for pakistan to rescue its access to the latest tranche of bailout funds from the international monetary fund, which expires at the end of the month — funds it desperately needs. joining me now isjoe delvaux, head of distressed debt in emerging markets at amundi asset management. good to have you on the programme. just explain the situation in pakistan, 22% interest rates sound eye watering. interest rates sound eye watering-— interest rates sound eye waterina. , _, , interest rates sound eye waterina. ,

and that's where kron 4 s justin campbell joins us with the latest. justin. >> a grant.we just got an update from the fire chief roughly 10 minutes ago before coming on air right now. and here's what i want to tell you. he said roughly 50 firefighters are here. it is still a 3 alarm fire. it is not under control. all that you see behind me will have are for photo journalist, a rudy garza here. panic in. as you can see this fire truck in the middle of the street to street is blocked off right behind a ladder has been going for hours, putting water on this public storage that has burning since 6 o'clock people that i spoke to out here told me they heard a loud boom. >> not exactly sure what caused this fire arson investigators are that's what the fire chief told me. but he said the good news, no reported injuries inside. but this building is really >> total loss. this black smoke. >> that grant mentioned little bit earlier has been spilling into the air. you can see it all the way from downtown san jose. when i was driving here earlier, the fire chief goes on the time he s

justin campbell live for us in san jose.. >> let's check on our 4 zone weather forecasts. a live look outside from our camera on mount tam and looks like a layer of clouds. >> i don't want to say the yeah. a little stratus out there right so really good right now is that patchy fog start to develop around the bay area. but i think tonight it is going to once again stay rather patchy. so not that big blanket of fog covering the entire bay area. in fact, many valleys, i think overnight will stay mostly clear out there. tonight yet, but starting to back on shore, you can see over san francisco. we've got some that patchy fog beginning to make its way onshore. and well, we have a breeze blowing as well. in fact, some of those winds gusting over 30 miles an hour this afternoon, looking for the golden gate bridge. you've got some of the cloud now beginning to enter the bay, but it's very patchy outside highs today. hey, not bad. we at least we're getting close to normal. 82 degrees in little more today. 81 in concord, still 10 deg

we're live here tonight in fremont justin campbell kron. 4 news. justin, i know it's very early, but you said there's no police are saying there's no threat to the public. so that would lead one to presume that. >> this is possibly a murder suicide involving the 3 people inside that apartment. you're right. can i did press the fremont police on that boat? they cannot confirm that. it's still early on in this investigation. so as soon as we have more information on that will be secure. >> to see that. but he was persistent on saying earlier that there is not a threat to the public. >> all right, campbell, justin, thank you for that report. a police chase in danville over the weekend ended in a fiery crash. the driver of the car is now hospitalized with serious injuries. rob nesbitt joins us now live with more on that investigation. wrought. >> this is the intersection of the crash happened. the vehicle eventually ended up over here in front of the starbucks. you can see the damage bruss windows boarded up because of the damage caused from the vehicl

the one constant, the show of support for both justin and his family. my cousin and his wife, they're still grappling with the loss of their child. justin astaire's family is leaning on each other for support in what can only be described as a dark time. memories of the willow glen high school sophomore helping them cope. the best they can. they're an immigrant family from the philippines, and so they wanted a better life for justin, who is a very positive young man who is had a bright future and unfortunately, this happened in san jose. police are still investigating the circumstances surrounding his death. they say he was hit by a teen driver just before 1 a.m. at his apartment complex off rinconada drive wednesday. he died on scene. there's no indication that this was done on purpose right at this point, we're investigating that as simple vehicle collision with just unfortunate circumstances. what we do know is the female teen driver hit justin and what police describe as a low rate of speed. she was reportedly entering the apartment complex. it's un

justine, let's bring you back in. _ american president should. justine, let's bring you back in. given what's happened today-— international stage given what's ha ened toda . _, , happened today. indeed. of course, it is at the centre _ happened today. indeed. of course, it is at the centre of _ happened today. indeed. of course, it is at the centre of intelligent - it is at the centre of intelligent information sharing that a huge range _ information 5haring that a huge range of— information sharing that a huge range of partners of the western world _ range of partners of the western world rety— range of partners of the western world rely on. and of course, part of the _ world rely on. and of course, part of the concern with the documents that donald trump has taken is that they put— that donald trump has taken is that they put at— that donald trump has taken is that they put at risk much of that and put tives — they put at risk much of that and put lives at — they put at risk much of that and put lives at risk as it was well, apparently. i think what we have 'u5t apparently. i

i'm justine waldman. news. >> we rushing to the er and thought we were going to have to put him down. >> other pet owners after his dog fell off a cliff in san francisco just days after another dog died from a similar incident. this owner says it happened near the that old camera. shaq camera obscura behind the cliff house. he says he found his dog booker severely injured and rushed him to an emergency. veterinarian booker is expected to be okay. >> a gofundme is now online for the family of a man, a san jose man killed while his on on his honeymoon in hawaii. police say he became unresponsive while snorkeling. he later died and making things even worse. somebody stole the couple's belongings from the beach, stranding his wife in hawaii for a few days. reporter jenn has that story. >> what was likely meant to be an exciting adventure snorkeling at the popular electric beach on the w3st side of oahu ended up to be a nightmare for a couple celebrating their honeymoon. according to emergency medical services

i'm justine waldman. at this hour, former president donald trump is now on his way back to new jersey after pleading not guilty to 37 federal counts for mishandling and concealment of classified documents. no video or audio was allowed inside the courtroom today. but we do have these sketches showing trump facing a judge standing there with his lawyers. the former president reportedly did not speak inside the courtroom with his attorney there entering the not guilty plea. the judge did not take trump's passport or put a gag order on this case. however, the former president was told not to communicate with any witnesses or discuss this case with his co-defendant and also his aid, special counsel jack smith was in the courtroom. he was sitting behind the prosecution and after leaving the courthouse, trump and his motorcade made a stop at a cuban restaurant. that's the scene here where he took some time to shake hands and meet with the supporters have said a little prayer circle there. some of the religious

justin madders?— justin madders? it is a relevant toic justin madders?ndation? i mean a lot of people might not be aware, but i i of people might not be aware, but i am still— of people might not be aware, but i am still in _ of people might not be aware, but i am still in touch with my colleagues in the _ am still in touch with my colleagues in the prison service. they are saying — in the prison service. they are saying it — in the prison service. they are saying it is _ in the prison service. they are saying it is on its knees at the minute — saying it is on its knees at the minute. they've left years of experience work out of the gate, and now they _ experience work out of the gate, and now they are struggling to staff the places _ now they are struggling to staff the places. they are talking about building — places. they are talking about building new ones. where will they -et building new ones. where will they get the _ building new ones. where will they get the stuff from? it is ridiculous. the pay is appalling now _ ridiculous. the pay is appallin

thank you, justin. so trump's hearing is set for noon our time tomorrow at this federal courthouse in miami. what i'm reading is that he's likely going to plead not guilty assist to move this court case along. what are you expecting to happen inside the courtroom? well, i what happens be interesting. what happens before the courtroom. he's opposed to. >> come to the courthouse a little earlier, maybe about 11 o'clock our time because he has to go through here to get processed. yes, get fingerprinted. i think that, know, i like new york, they probably will do mug shot of the president and then he at that time, you know, go into the courtroom with his attorneys. they will read the indictment to him. you will. he will probably take a plea of not guilty and then they will set the conditions for his bail. i'm going forward. i don't presume they're going to a lock him up. like his team's chances. rallies, but i think you'll be in tennessee at that time. you're going to see whether or not i how aileen cannon's

his comments followed talks he'd held in kyiv with the visiting canadian prime minister, justin trudeauave heard a lot of speculation around this counteroffensive. has it started, and if so, what will it look like going forward? the world's media and military analysts have all been asking this question, and so today, at the press conference i was at with volodymyr zelensky, ukraine's president, alongside canada's premier, justin trudeau, president zelensky was asked the question that, in the last 2a hours, we have heard from russia's president, vladimir putin, who confirmed or said that the counteroffensive on the ukraine side had begun. just have a listen to what he had to say. translation: the counteroffensive and defence actions _ are taking place in ukraine. i will not speak at what stage or phase they are, but i am sure that we will feel all of that definitely. i would not trust these or those telegram channels, and, in particular, putin. it seems to me we had lots of occasions and steps after which we understood that we can not trust this kind of information. we need to trust, as

>> y vamos a pasar con flavio lacayo que nos habla de cómo algunos alumnos lamentan la pérdida de justinargo acá la escuela preparatoria. los estudiantes tuvieron a disposición consejeros para tratar de lidiar con la pérdida de su amigo y compañero. >> a tan sólo dos días de terminar el año escolar justin un joven de 15 años de edad perdió la vida el miércoles 7 de junio a la una de la madrugada cuando lo arrolló un vehículo. una amiga de la familia escribió en redes sociales para recaudar fondos, el hecho ocurrió frente a su casa. en la misma página internet la amiga de la familia describe a john austin como una persona inteligente, gracioso, amable y querido por todos. >> la noche del miércoles se realizó una vigilia en la escuela preparatoria donde estudiaba el adolescente en 10° grado en donde hoy hubiese terminado el ciclo escolar. >> es una tragedia muy grande. esta es una cosa que ningún padre o madre que hiciera presencia de su vida esta madre de familia tiene sus condolencias a la familia de justin por su trágica pérdida. >> es muy difícil pensar eso. yo tengo el mío y de pensar

our reporter on scene justin campbell tells u.s. employees at the home depot, which is next to the target, say that the suspect tried to carjack someone at that store too. then the final scene. it takes us to the smart and final in milpitas. and that's where another person a 3rd person was stabbed. that victim also suffering from life-threatening injuries. this is also where the suspect was finally arrested across justin campbell is in san jose right now is working to gather more information about the suspect. he'll have the latest information in a live report coming up at 9.30. but again, no threat to the public at this time. police say because that accused stabber has been taken into custody. all right. other news now new at 9 businesses in san francisco's richmond district are on alert after burglary this week at tobacco shop had thousands of dollars worth of items taken from the shelves. this is early wednesday morning. the crime amplifying the concerns of other business owners in the area. and folks who live there shop there. k

was justin campbell spoke with someone who knew the victim. justin is steer.was arrested and they do believe alcohol was at play. you can look at the video. >> you can see 15 year-old justin. the steer was killed just before 01:00am wednesday night after being hit by an suv right outside of his home on rican at a drive. police believe a steer and the driver had alcohol in their system. they were both at a party before at unknown location. we spoke to one of dearest friends who lives at apartment complex about her thoughts on what happened and what the crossing area is like where he was hit and killed. >> think it's very what people come in and they don't live here. they do area with a cross can be dangero s. sometimes at police are now waiting on lab results to see. >> how much alcohol was in the driver's blood stream. she has been released from custody. >> what friends and family still mourning the loss of justin a steer a we were at memorial at the high school earlier this week. he was very popular from what we've heard from friends around with oakland, high

i'm justine waldman.ron. 4 news. >> santa rosa police are investigating a stabbing on the joe rodota trail. a man told officers he was walking on the trail around 8 o'clock monday night when 2 men came up to me said one of the suspects was riding a bike, pulled out a knife and stabbed him twice in the abdomen. the victim is expected to be okay. police are asking for people who live in the area to check their surveillance cameras to see if they captured the incident or the suspects. oakland has new measures against sideshows. mayor sheng tao tweeted these pictures of deterrence on college street set college street describing them as hard and senator lines. the mayor says the project is part of her ongoing public safety strategy. >> i'm meteorologist brittany begley. today was kind of chilly for some places, especially like santa rosa because of that cloud coverage or averages 80. we're at 65. but what about tomorrow? your wake-up planner really just showing you cloudy conditions on the coast at 06:00am. we

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justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> thanks, justin city of concord is also trying to crack down on illegal fireworks. and police say you can help over the next couple weeks. officers will be focusing on areas that get lots of fireworks complaints and they will be responding. they say in real time 2 reports of fireworks related calls from their new app. it is called concord, connect. >> if they're found in possession of where they're actively using them in this plane. and we are issuing admin citations on their the first violation is $100 fine. after that, it goes up and can go all the way up to $500. if it's a repeat offender. >> you're encouraged to report fireworks to concord, connect unless other dangerous conditions are present. and it's more serious. the goal of using concord connect is to divert non-emergency fireworks calls. so that dispatch lines are not overwhelmed with calls. another important note, cal fire is suspending permits for outdoor residential burning burn permit. suspensions went into effect today and napa and solano counties. >> in alameda contra costa and santa clara

justin. >> it can in hand yet. we have an update to a story just in estero was killed right in front of his home earlier this week. police now telling us that the driver who struck him was arrested and they do believe alcohol was at play. look at this video. 15 year-old justin. this deer was killed just before 01:00am wednesday night after being hit by an suv right outside of his home on rican at a drive. police believe a steer a and the driver both had alcohol in their system. they were both at a party beforehand, unknown location. but today we got the chance to speak to one of his dearest friends who lives after apartment complex about her thoughts on what happened and what the crossing area. it's like where he was hit and killed. >> think it's very what people come in and they don't live here. they do area with a cross can be dangerous. sometimes. >> police are now waiting on lab results to see how much alcohol was in the driver's blood the driver has been released from custody but friends and family this week w

what do you say to people like justin? >> yeah, i think it's, you know, a tricky situation and i think i agree with justin. i think that, you know, student loans cause people to limit their selves after graduation so they get a job they know will pay enough of their bills and their student loans where they are not really doing what's maybe best for society as a whole or doing something that's, you know, a passion for them, they are doing it for the money to pay off the student loans. i think giving, you know, some relief will -- would help, you know, give people the freedom to do what they want for work and not have to make it strictly based off of pay and thinking in terms of how they can pay off these student loans. >> sandra: and justin, to grace's point, though, she knowingly took out student loan debt as did you, and feels there should be accountability for that, and there are many in the camp, especially a lot of the parents out there who completed paying off or completely paid for their students' loans or for them t

i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. thank you, justin. new at 5.an jose man died after going snorkeling on his honeymoon in hawaii and >> his things were stolen. believe it or not as he was getting cpr on the beach. steven got married in march an this month. he went snorkeling with his new wife, brittany, an electric beach in oahu. something went wrong. fun had to be pulled from the ocean by a bystander who performed cpr. and during that time, somebody actually stole the couple's backpack, their wallets closed and keys to their rental car. steve still kind of shaking inside just thinking. >> got there. i their honeymoons was to be happy. and for their stuff to gets going. i feel sad. can >> stephen fan worked at apple. he was 49 electric beaches, not staffed with a lifeguard, something the city says we'll be chaiging and a few months. >> nascar returns to the sonoma raceway. and of course, that means heavy traffic in the north bay, 50 1000 fans are expected to attend this very popular event. kron four's michael thomas has more on what to expect. >>

kron four's justine waltman talks with the mayor. >> about all of this today and justin joins us from our newsroom. justine. >> ken and pam, according to the food bank for the fiscal year, 2020 for the mayor has cut funding to all grocery programs by 10 million dollars down to 20 million dollars and also offers a recommendation of, quote, 0 funding for the sf more in food bank in 2025. so the foodbank put out this statement today in response to the city's budget saying cutting funding will cause great harm in the community and they are serving 72% more people than pre-pandemic and spending 5 times the amount on food. san francisco mayor london breed. talk to me about this during kron. 4 news at 03:00pm today and called with the food bank is putting out there misleading. >> well, i think the food bank, unfortunately, is being very misleading because the city has always supported the food bank in a number of food programs all over san francisco. they're in the pandemic. the resources that we ramp up more than double the budget. and most of that money came from fema reimbursement that mo

his comments followed talks he'd held in kyiv with the visiting canadian prime minister, justin trudeau speak. for the past week, we have heard a lot of speculation around this counteroffensive. has it started, and if so, what will it look like going forward? the world's media and military analysts have all been asking this question, and so today, at the press conference i was at with volodymyr zelensky, ukraine's president, alongside canada's premier, justin trudeau, president zelensky was asked the question that, in the last 24 hours, we have heard from russia's president, vladimir putin, who confirmed or said that the counteroffensive on the ukraine side had begun. just have a listen to what he had to say. translation: the counteroffensive and defence actions _ are taking place in ukraine. i will not speak at what stage or phase they are, but i am sure that we will feel all of that definitely. i would not trust these or those telegram channels, and, in particular, putin. it seems to me we had lots of occasions and steps after which we understood that we can not trust this kind of inf

fundraising page for the family describes justin as a bright and funny kid, close with his family and just adored by his younger brother. the crash happened in a parking lot apartment complex. our jose martinez has been out there all day talking about this tragic accident that's cut a young life short. >> reporter: this san jose student is grappling with disbelief after learning of the death of his friend justin. >> this morning i did hear from the accident that happened here. so i know it was him, very tragic. last night i was hearing the ambulance. >> reporter: the incident happened around 1 a.m. wednesday on the 2400 block of riconada drive. justin was pronounced dead at the scene according to police. >> it was like shocking because i know the kid. i'm like -- i just saw him the other day, too recently. so it's very shocking because like i said yeah, he was a close friend. >> reporter: friends, family and neighbors gathered at a memorial to offer support and condolences during this difficult time. >> he was very open, very friendly. he had very many friends and, yeah, he was very l

and justin, a lot of new information is coming in this morning. but police so far saying one person is actually behind all of this, right? >> reporter: yeah. that's exactly what police are telling us and all of this happened while customers were going in and out of the store here. keep in mind, the victims that we know so far, police telling us there possibly could be more because they're investigating to see if this guy committed other crimes across the south bay. so take a look at the video that we have here and i want to show you the guy who police arrested. our cameras were right there while he was sitting on the curb in cuffs before he was put into that police cruiser. here's how he ended up in cuffs though. police got called to cruiser road and dellwood way in the city's pepper tree neighborhood. this was around 3:11 yesterday afternoon where police say the suspect stabbed someone leaving them with life-threatening injuries. police say the victim's car was then stolen and driven roughly two miles away the hillsdale avenue. just 20 minutes la

justin campbell kron. 4 news. justin, thank you for that report. the police investigation continues tonight in east oakland. >> after a shooting that left a 4 year-old girl injured. it happened on 68th avenue not far from the eastmont town cener just before 9 o'clock last night. police say the child was found inside a home and was taken to a hospital. we're told she is in stable condition. no arrests have been made at this time. the circumstances of the shooting are still under investigation. and alameda county judge has dropped 2 of 3 murder charges against a man accused of fatally shooting 3 people back in 2008. >> the case against da la da, lonzo longwood became controversial when the judge rejected a plea deal offered by alameda county district attorney pamela price. at the time, if found guilty log would face 75 years to life in prison. price says the judge agreed to dismiss the charges after a witness refused to cooperate. she says that witness had almost 12 years taken off of his 31 year sentence in exchange for testifying against longwood i

justin, did you sense that same relief? idid.context, this is ten years after the supreme court- essentially gutted the voting . rights act in the shelby county decision. we come out of a legislature in north carolina _ that about six years ago - was going to have discriminated against black voters - in the voter id department with surgical precision. so this particularl legislature, trying to create a mechanism - where they would be unchecked, essentially, was a very, i very problematic notion. so many of us are really breathing a sigh - of relief, although we are keeping it in context, - and this is more so. upholding the status quo great leap forward. three justices voted against. what are they saying their descent? i think one of the concerning things is that chiefjustice roberts still leaves the door open a little bit, saying there still could be some reason to rein in the state court. and i think one thing to keep in mind with that is the default position is really that it ends up letting the supreme court decided these sor

justin trudeau, canada's prime minister speaking at the press conference with the lord mayor zelenskyrn leaders making their way here to the ukrainian capital. it is about a 12 hourjourney here to the ukrainian capital. it is about a 12 hour journey from here to the ukrainian capital. it is about a 12 hourjourney from poland to hear, so they come to show their support, even though this country is in a state of war and conflict, he would not know it if you were here in the capital, kyiv. restaurants, cafe is a buzzing, they are full of people, they are really trying to get on with their daily lives. in the east and the south—east, that is where the epicentre of this counteroffensive will be, which will go on for many months. for now, we are not getting a lot of information. no doubt the ukrainian side will want to give information about their progress in games, and of course we will hear about that setbacks as well. they have this very small window up to about october and november before the weather changes. we keep hearing about the importance of the spring and summer offensive, but o

glen high as students remember 15 year-old justin u.s. tiera a gofundme page set up for his family, says justin was bright, funny kind and a well-loved kid. san jose police say the teen was outside his home on recall, not a drive just before one wednesday morning when a teenage girl driving a 2019 subaru hit him at a low speed that the mullahs cooperate with the investigation. do have a whole lot of other details at this time. family friend saying the teen's family needs financial help. >> thousands of dollars have already been raised so far on gofundme. >> it's still early on in investigation on whether that teen will face any charges. but the school also saying that they will have additional counselors on-site tomorrow to help with students. as you can imagine, they are grieving. but this marks 12th traffic death here in san jose for the year reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron, 4 news. thank you, justin back-to-back aborted landings at sfo recently led to some heated words from a pilot. >> calling the control towers action

justin campbell joins us live now from san jose with what he knows. >> as we speak, justin. >> yeah, good evening, ken. and pam police believe one suspect is responsible for this violent crime speech spanning 4 different locations. 3 stabbings and a carjacking. we're here at one location right now. i can show you behind us. there is still a heavy police presence. now, what i want to do now is i want to walk you through each piece of video of all of the different locations that we've been at this afternoon. here's our first video and this is where police say it started this afternoon at cu, sir and elwood. the dell would wait. now. san jose police say that around 03:00pm this afternoon, one person was stabbed near that intersection. that person was critically injured. we were there. police taking some time to take photographs. detectives are also there. the helicopter was in the air and then roughly 20 minutes later, i'm going to be to our next piece of video at target off of hillsdale road. police say the suspect carjacked someone here. this is exactly where we're at right now. also

[applause] >> my name is justin brooks. i am a law professor and founder of the california innocence project. i've written the book "you might go to prison even though you're innocent." available now on amazon or tent 100. >> i'm a professor at ucla. law school. my research is focused on litigation and police accountability. i'm the author of shielded, how the police became untouchable. [applause] >> this should be a really exciting conversation. to kick it off, i would like to start by asking each of the authors what inspired you to write your book? let's switch up the order. starting with joanna. >> i have been doing research exploring the questions in my book for about 15 years for some civil rights litigator in new york city bringing civil rights lawsuits against law enforcement and other government officials and began researching these suits and trying to answer questions i first started asking as a young lawyer about what impact the lawsuits actually had. the answer was not much, not as much as they should. over the p