kaiser says this is being investigated as a hate crime. company officials say the discovery cause shock and discuss pain and anguish. for staff and physicians in gilroy and really throughout northern california, kaiser says, is providing emotional support for staff members and enhancing security at the offices. kaiser released a statement about the incident, saying, in part, a culture of safety and inclusion is the cornerstone of our values at kaiser permanente in acts of racism have no place in our kind of permanent community. we are deeply committed to creating and maintaining safe spaces for physicians, staff and patients to feel supported. and valued in kaiser permanente police in daly city have arrested a man in the shooting death of a 27 year old woman officers responded to the scene at about 7 30 last night and eastgate drive near glenwood avenue, not far from the westlake shopping center. police say the woman was shot multiple times and pronounced dead at the scene. the suspect has not been identified but is said to be a 27 year ol

kaiser added it is providing emotional support for staff. in a statement they stated a culture of inclusion is the cornerstone of our values at kaiser permanente and acts of racism have no place. >>> a crime involving two neighbors in fremont. one man is accused or suspected of running over his neighbor with a car six times. he is now being charged with a hate crime. the surveillance footage you are about to see is graphic. >> reporter: surveillance video from december 2021 shows the gruesome attack. police say 45-year-old corey brown, a black man was run over six times by his neighbor at the laguna comments apartments. another neighbor and brown's friend remembers rushing to help during the incident. for his safety we are not showing her face. >> the man in the white car proceeded to run him over again. i said stop you will kill him and that is when he took off. >> reporter: 15 months later, the suspect, is being charged with a hate crime. >> we are here to right a wrong. >> reporter: he is currently being held in jail on charges of attempt

kaiser adding it is providing emotional support for staff. they say in a statement, a culture of safety and inclusion is a cornerstone of our values at kaiser permanente and acts of racism have no place in our community. >>> happening today, mixed martial arts star cain velasquez may learn when his case goes to trial. he has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder charges in connection to a shooting in san jose a year ago. authorities say he shot into a truck targeting a man accused of molesting one of his close relatives. another man was struck and injured. velasquez is currently out on bail. >>> also today, five female inmates accused in a jailhouse beating involving a high profile detainee are due in court. last week authorities say shannon o'connor was beaten in her dorm room at the elm wood correctional facility. she's the south bay mother accused of throwing out of control parties for minors. the attack lasted about 15 seconds. she was treated at a local hospital before being released back to jail and moved into a separate unit. her sche

i did ask kaiser officials about an hour ago with this news have been removed. they could not confirm or deny our team did search from the ground from the public view and we did not see anything. hospital officials say that it is being seen as a hate crime and is currently an open investigation with police and kaiser itself also initiated a private 3rd party investigation. the company said in a statement tuesday, quote, this alarming discovery caused a shocked, discussed pain and anguish for our staff and physicians gilroy throughout northern california. a hangman's noose is a painful and triggering symbol of the history of violence against african-americans in the united states. we also went on to say, quote, investigations are still underway, but we're not waiting for the conclusion of news to acknowledge the trauma that this incident has caused. now, the hospital says that they are providing some type emotional support for employees. they're also continuing the robust security process to not only help with the investigation, but to ensure the safety of their

by the way, kaiser did respond. we should read this, saying our physicians, multidisciplinary care teams practice compassionate evidence based medicine founded on sound research and best medical practices. the care decisions always rest with the patient and their parents. and in every case, we respect the patients and their families informed decisions about their personal health. lila, do you feel like that really occurred in your case? no, honestly, between the ages in the headspaces i was in, i don't feel like i should have been any place to make those kind of decisions. and i think proper information and all the side effects, it really was glossed over for my parents, my lailah. i want to thank you for your bravery in speaking out and to harmeet for representing you. this is so important. we have to protect the children and there should be no statute of limitations. frankly, in a matter like this, it should be extended. thank you both for joining us . now, we just got our hands on biden's 2020 four playbook. and

i did speak with kaiser officials and asked if the news had been removed. they said that they could not confirm or deny our team did search for one from the public street view, but could not find what hospital officials say it is being seen as a hate crime and is currently an open investigation with police. kaiser itself also initiated a private investigation with a 3rd party company said in a statement tuesday, won't this alarming discovery cause shocked, discussed pain and anguish for our staff and physicians and gilroy and throughout northern california, a hangman's noose is a painful and triggering symbol of the history of violence against african-americans in the united states. went on to say, quote, investigations are still underway, but we're not waiting for the conclusion of these reviews to acknowledge the trauma that this incident has caused. the hospital says that they are still working with police to providing the latest robust security systems to make sure everybody is safe. they're also providing emotional support for him get more information

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i did speak with kaiser officials and asked if the news had been removed. they said that they could not confirm or deny our team did search for one from the public street view, but could not find what hospital officials say it is being seen as a hate crime and is currently an open investigation with police. kaiser itself also initiated a private investigation with a 3rd party company said in a statement tuesday, won't this alarming discovery cause shocked, discussed pain and anguish for our staff and physicians and gilroy and throughout northern california, the hangman's noose is a painful and triggering symbol of the history of violence against african-americans in the united states. went on to say, quote, investigations are still underway, but we're not waiting for the conclusion of these reviews to acknowledge the trauma that this incident has caused. the hospital says that they are still working with police and providing the latest robust security systems to make sure everybody is safe. they're also providing emotional support for as we get more informa

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a kaiser permanente facility in gilroy. kron four's. michael thomas is in gilroy reporting with the latest. kaiser officials say this news finding a slow, painful and triggering saying that they're doing everything they can to figure out just exactly who placed it and why it was placed. >> take a look over here. this is a parking lot of which it was found and they say that it was found hanging in one of these trees, an exact date as to when the hangman's noose was found has not been given nor has the exact tree. i did speak with kaiser officials and asked if the news had been removed. they said that they could not confirm or deny our team did search for one from the public street view, but could not find what hospital officials say it is being seen as a hate crime and is currently an open investigation with police. kaiser itself also initiated a private investigation with a 3rd party company said in a statement tuesday, won't this alarming discovery cause shocked, discussed pain and anguish for our staff and physicians and gilroy and th

when the weimar republic arose, hitler in the thirty-third year raises the kaiser flag along with his the first 2 years, in general, there was only the kaiser flag, and then these two flags. what do you think, it's about the logic of all those who claim. well , it's not the nazis who invented everything else. what do you think, the federal republic of germany, one of you on the street will allow us to raise the kaiser flag, which is officially at the level of the federal legislation is a symbol of the far right of nazism national garden. you will pay let's talk about values ​​gennady arkady through the symbols go values. and vice versa, there are always, yes, certain parallels with the ideology, and then fascist germany, and with what they tried to transfer to us in the twentieth. let's finish him. fanacissa, summing up, i can tell you that those nazis who fall into our hands. they very quickly rethink their life values ​​and some. i don't exaggerate. uh, try hmm erase your walls tattoos, because we very quickly explain that nazism will not pass in this country and we will not get int

first, 2 years, in general , there was only the kaiser flag, and then these two flags. it's about the logic of all those who claim. well, it's not the nazis who invented it, everything else. do you think the federal republic of germany us who? whether one of you on the street will allow you to raise the kaiser flag, which is officially at the level of federal legislation is a symbol of far-right nazism national socialism. no, you will pay the truth. let's talk about the value of gennady arkadyevich and vice versa, there are always, yes, certain parallels with ideology. uh, the then fascist germany and what they tried to bring to us in the twentieth year about the nazis. summing up some conclusion. i can say that the dark cysts that fall into our hands. they rethink very quickly their life values ​​and some. i don't exaggerate. eh, they're trying. erase your tattoos on the wall, because we very quickly explain that nazism will not pass in this country and we will not get into any discussions with anyone. and i wanted to say, not some historical parallels, yes, but techno

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at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> the cost of the bullet train project is running off the rails. four years ago the governor proposed a scaled down rail starter segment in the central valley with $23 billion price tag the cost of the segment has risen to 35 billion. the entire project is estimated to cost up to 120 billion leaving a funding gap of $100 billion. >>> a trailblazing astronaut returns to earth after five months on board the international space station. >> we have trained together and we have many challenges on board the space station and every time we were encountered with a challenge, we had a solution. >> from petaluma making history as the first native american woman in space. the stanford graduate and her crewmates florida as early as friday, depending on the weather. >>> in sports, the warriors are going to try again on the road and it is time to spartan up. >> let's talk about the weather. tomorrow is a first alert weather day with another atmospheric river headed this way. sending heavy rain in gusty wind across the area

kaiser adding it is providing emotional support for staff and released this statement. culture of safety and inclusion is a cornerstone of our values at kaiser permanente and acts of racism have no place in our community. >>> 6:35, and happening today, mixed martial arts star cain velasquez will learn when his criminal case goes to trial. he's due in court for a trial setting hearing. he has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder charges in connection to a shooting in san jose a year ago. authorities say he shot into the truck, targeting a man accused of molesting one of his close relatives. another man was struck and injured. velasquez is currently out on bail. >>> the latest bird flu outbreak appears to be reaching a new critical stage. the avian flu is already having a major economic impact. in the last year, the u.s. euthanized more than 50 million chickens, and as you know, those egg prices continue to skyrocket. this week, according to "the new york times," the white house is looking into vaccinating chickens and as dr. peter chin-hong explains, the other concern

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the kaiser fled the country. 2 days later, on november 11, 1918, the new government was forced to admitfeat in the war and sign the armistice santata. for more than six months, germany was shaking in a revolutionary fever only on august 11 , 1919, in the provincial german town of weimar , the constitution of the new german state was adopted. weimar republic in interwar period. it was considered one of the most free and democratic countries in europe, more than forty political parties and movements freely existed. many of them proposed to radically change the social system of germany contemporaries called the weimar republic a democracy without democrats in 1919 the german philosopher oswald spengler wrote weimar condemned in the heart of the people no one even laughs the approval of the constitution stumbled upon absolute indifference this episode, of course, will deserve the deepest contempt of the future 1919 the year marks the nadir of german dignity. in fact, it was the same provisional government that we had formed in february 1917. moreover, she was just as self-confident, just as

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at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you.ience, technology, engineering and math. they are honoring women in stem with their own barbie dolls. as you can see there, there's 3 american sisters they have all of their different, you know, pediatrics entomology it from the uc san francisco. you know, cities are different sisters. one a co-founder and ceo of 23 and me. so they're honoring really yeah. heavy hitters that school 6.56 right now. coming up in the next hour, a district is dealing with demands for increased school. security will tell you what they want after the break. >> and we're also going to tell you about how people in the bay area are preparing for possible flooding this weekend. another big story. we'll be right back. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> thanks for waking up with us. a little wet out there. going to get a lot wet. appreciate this while you can. i know it's a little inconvenient with the light rain falling, but that's in a pale in comparison. wha

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the kaiser fled the country. after november 11, 1918, the new government was forced to admit defeat in war and sign for more than six months . germany was shaking in revolutionary fever only on august 11, 1919, in the provincial german town of weimar , the constitution of the new german state was adopted. this is how the weimar republic was born. interwar period. it was considered one of the most free and democratic countries in europe, the weimar republic freely existed more than 40 political parties and movements. many of them proposed to radically change the social system of germany. contemporaries called it the maritime republic of democracy without democrats in 1919. the german philosopher ospendler wrote the approval of the constitution of 1919. in fact, this is the same provisional government that we formed in february of the seventeenth year. and she was the same, self-confident, just as senseless and just as inept, when we talk about the weimar republic , we must understand one thing, that a state entity was created and after about ten years, the entire leadership of this repu

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the kaiser fled the country. days later , on november 11, 1918, the new government was forced to admit defeat in the war and sign the santai armistice. for more than six months , germany was shaking in revolutionary fever . only on august 11, 1919, in the provincial german town of weimar, was adopted constitution of the new german state. this is how the weimar republic appeared in the interwar period. it was considered one of the most free and democratic countries in europe, the weimar republic freely existed more than 40 political parties and movements. many of them proposed to radically change the social system of germany, contemporaries called the weimar republic of democracy without democrats in 1919, the german philosopher oswald spinder wrote the heart of the people. in fact, it was the same provisional government that surrounded us in february of the seventeenth year. moreover, she was the same, self-confident, just as senseless and just as inept, when we talk about the weimar republic, we must understand

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at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >>> the two surviving americans who were kidnapped in mexico are back in the u.s. tonight. the party of four from north carolina crossed the border in texas on friday to get cosmetic surgery. friends say they got lost and got caught in a drug cartel shoot out. two of them died. the other two were kidnapped, held captive, and taken to multiple locations until mexican authorities found them today in a wooden shack. the man guarding them was taken into custody. the u.s. is working with mexico on the investigation. >>> now, mexico is a popular travel spot for spring break and vacation, but how safe is it to travel there? here's a look at what americans should know if they're planning a trip. >> reporter: hunting beach's john legg is well aware of the warnings for american travelers with plans to vacation in mexico for spring break. he has family in an area that falls in the red zone, or do not travel section of the country, which is the highest warning currently issued by the u.s. state d

at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. ama: tonight we are hearing from people who witnessed a police chase who killed a mother of twins and injured those two children. we have a surveillance video it is graphic. you have a story. >> they don't care they never stopped chasing them. they need to stop chasing them and if the police had stopped chasing them then this would have never had happened. >> this woman who did not want to be identified is the cousin of the 31-year-old mother who was killed in the car crash. her twin six-year-old sons were severely injured. >> they need to stop chasing. when a car enters into a residential neighborhood they need to top facing the cars. >> the issue she is referring to happen thursday night. police was informed with -- of a stolen hurt -- suv headed toward hercules. they chased it after it exited i-80. the video shows the moment the suv hit this at the intersection. >> it was the most horrifying thing i have seen in my life. it was terrible. >> tony was leaving his restaurant when he w

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at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. dion: president biden has approved disaster relief for storm battered mississippi were at least 25 people were killed in a powerful tornado outbreak. morgan norwood has the latest from rolling fork, mississippi, a town hit especially hard. >> rolling fork mississippi maimed and mangled, after a monster tornado sliced through the city like a chainsaw, cutting a 60 mile path of destruction across the state and killing more than two dozen people. >> the -- morgan: the local police officer says it all happened so fast. he and his girlfriend taking cover in the bathtub. >> all we were doing was holding each other. morgan: she and her husband along with seven others survived the splitting winds by taking shelter inside of a large cooler. their restaurant was a total loss along with the community she loved dearly. >> we have so much loss. we are grieving and we are hurting for our friends. that is our concern right now. this will be ok. we just need to make sure our community is ok first. mo

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the kaiser family foundation says many americans who will lose medicaid will still qualify for other types of subsidize health care like obamacare because of their income levels. the key is to facilitate that transition. make sure that they know that the coverage is available. >> how to apply for a secretary of health and human services have yet set. a says the biden administration is working with states to prevent americans from becoming uninsured. and one of the best ways to make sure they don't. >> is to make sure that governors have adopted the medicaid expansion program which lets and cover more americans within their medicaid program. soon 40 states will have expanded medicaid. >> but 10 won't. secretary of us had a says uninsured americans simply end up in emergency rooms. emergency room care is the most expensive care advocates encourage people to seek help if they get medicaid notices, they don't understand in washington. alexandra limon. >> all right. let's take a live look outside right now here at san francisco. the air feels good. we've got good bath earlier in the week.