. >>> and we go behind the scenes at kaiser. could this be the future of catching and treating genetic diseases earlier? >>> good evening. i'm raj mathai. it is a beautiful monday night. we'll get to all those stories in just a few minutes. but first let's catch you up on some of the headlines we are watching at this hour. where will the a's play after this season? we've been asking that for months now. tomorrow another big meeting in this back-and-forth between the team and the city. the bitter divorce continues. the a's lease at the coliseum ends at the end of this year, but their ballpark out in vegas, so we think, won't be ready until 2028 at the earliest. so do the math. the a's need a place to play for the next few years, a bridge loan so to speak. the city wants the a's to sell their 50% ownership of the coliseum complex, and they want major league baseball to agree to one of these three things. take a look. clear a path for oakland to get anxpansion team. help with the sale of t a's to local ownership. allow the city to

kaiser it's funny. henry kaiser is almost forgotten today. we only really know of him because of the health care plan that bears his name. kaiser permanente. but at the time, he was one of the most powerful and successful industrialists in the country. kaiser had figured out, and kaiser stepped into a giant void early in the war. the need for merchant ships to get materials across the ocean to great britain, which stood alone against nazi germany at the time. and in german submarines, the u-boats were sinking those ships at a very frightening rate. and so there was a desperate need for these merchant ships. henry kaiser had figured out a way to make it happen. almost overnight, shipyards were appearing up and down the west coast and all over the country. they were building a new kind of ship that had invented called the liberty ship. you know, before the war, it took seven or eight months to build one of these ships. henry kaiser had brought it down to within a couple of weeks, by the end of the war. these things were coming together very qui

kaiser it's funny. henry kaiser is almost forgotten today. we only really know of him because of the health care plan that bears his name. kaiser permanente. but at the time, he was one of the most powerful and successful industrialists in the country. kaiser had figured out, and kaiser stepped into a giant void early in the war. the need for merchant ships to get materials across the ocean to great britain, which stood alone against nazi germany at the time. d in german submarines, the u-boats were sinking those ships at a very frightening rate. and so there was a desperate need for these merchant ships. henry kaiser had figured out a way to make it happen. almost overnight, shipyards were appearing up and down the west coast and all over the country. they were building a new kind of ship that had invented called the liberty ship. you know, before the war, it took seven or eight months to build one of these ships. henry kaiser had brought it down to within a couple of weeks, by the end of the war. these things were coming together very quick

here kaiser said it is even more than that. there is even more reason not to reverse something, because there have been 70 supreme court decisions relying on chevron. because there have been 17,000 lower her decisions relying on chevron. you are saying blowup one doctrine of humility, blowup another doctrine of humility, and then expect anybody to think that the courts are acting like court. >> with respect, your honor, this court has on multiple locations corrected its own errors when it comes to statutory interpretation, how to deal with qualified immunity, implied causes of action. in the encino motor case there was a canon of construction that said exemptions the flsa provisions could be construed narrowly. this court overruled an event that should have no role to play in interpreting the flsa. he did not run through the starry decisis factors. i don't know whether you call it humility or just clarity, but when the question is judicial methodology, i think it's very reared to ask congress to fix your problems for you. i don

the members enroll in kaiser. overall a drop in the number of outpatient visits by 9 percent for the active employees. for early retirees, a small increase, 2.7 percent. again, lead no surprise by outpatient mental health as capacity grows the ability to serve member needs grows. page 13 shows information on telehealth visits per thousand members for each of the months. for 2023 with active population, at it top of the chart in the early retiree population at the bottom and the conclusion you can draw is both phone and video visits remain very popular with these populations. video i would say much more popular relative to phone for the active employee population for the early retiree population, a little more use of video versus phone, but strong use of both modalities. and then just looking to close the health status immunization preventive care rates by population for the active employees and early retirees together, what you see here is the first couple columns, the first represents the active employee populati

kaiser says about 13.4 million people will get a notification.ser says it is not aware of any misuse of any personal information. earlier today on the four slashnet ceo patrick carr told us that kaiser members should change their passwords. >> we use what's called multi-factor authentication on those passwords. you receive that one time code on your text message to identify who you are, use that, that, that really ensures that your accessing your applications, your information, so someone else cannot access it . >> kaiser says patients names indications that they were signed into a kaiser account and their health related searches were involved in this breach. but no usernames, passwords, social security numbers or financial account information was involved. new at 730 tonight, planning has resumed on a major renovation of part of terminal three at sfo. it was a project that was delayed at the start of the pandemic back in 2020. the san francisco airport commission has reauthorized funding now for the project to renovate the western portion of ter

la empresa dice que ese programa se utiliza actualmente en 21 hospitales de kaiser permanente en todociones. part of the nurses community i would say uh, we want to be safe. el profesor ron john nack explica que para los enfermeros existe la pregunta de cómo se van a integrar estos nuevos sistemas y cómo podrían afectar la seguridad del paciente. otras de las preocupaciones incluyen si dicha tecnología podría emitir análisis o resultados incorrectos que terminarían generando más trabajo. el profesor de stanford también habló sobre qué tipo de capacitaciones se ofrecería el personal médico para saber lidiar con estos avances de la mejor manera. por su parte, en un comunicado, la asociación de enfermeros de california dijo en parte lo siguiente la experiencia humana y el dictamen clínico son las únicas maneras de garantizar una atención de enfermería segura, eficaz y equitativa. sabemos que no hay nada inevitable en el avance de la inteligencia artificial, en la atención sanitaria. ningún paciente debería ser un conejillo de indias y ninguna enfermera debería ser reemplazada por un robo

flavio nos encontramos a las afueras del centro médico de kaiser permanente, donde los enfermeros dicenía, sino más bien están pidiendo que sea regulada la inteligencia artificial antes de implementarla en procesos de atención a los pacientes. el sindicato también menciona que ve mucha prisa en la industria hospitalaria por implementar esta tecnología que aún no tiene reglas claras y concretas. por eso están pidiendo que los incluyan en cada paso de la toma de decisiones. en lo que respecta a la inteligencia artificial y a los propios deberes que ellos tienen como trabajadores de la salud. precisamente tenemos con nosotros aquí a denisse méndez, una enfermera registrada de esta , de esta pues de esta clínica. denise, para que nos cuentes cómo la inteligencia artificial ya se ha implementado en el lugar donde tú trabajas y por qué piensan ustedes que no está siendo utilidad a ahorita en la clínica? un ejemplo que puedo dar de cómo están usando la inteligencia artificial es que a veces usan un programa para determinar exactamente cuántas enfermeras o cuánto personal se va a necesitar en u

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it's specifically for northern california kaiser members. kaiser says it has major use of robotics and will help patients with personalized precision medicine. they did the inaugural noninvasive prenatal test inside today. usually kaiser does about 45,000 of those a year plus 30,000 other tests. >> we expect the new facility to enable to us double that to about 150, 160,000 specimens a year over the next five years. >> genomics is the comprehensive study of genes in a person and is part of cancer research and treatment. >>> at&t says it's investigating how information from 73 million customers got onto the dark web. past and present at&t users they say should act now to protect their data. the company says they are now notifying those impacted. the breach appears to involve data from 2019 or earlier. it could include names, passwords, social security numbers, birth dates, and much more. >> once a bad guy has that, a criminal has that information, perhaps they could pose as you and call up one of your bank accounts or health accounts. if you'

the nurses' protest is centered on kaiser san francisco, they say because it was an early adopter of artificial intelligence. kaiser is not the only hospital using a.i., and the california nurses association's position is that it puts patients at risk because it removes some of the hands-on care that patients need. >> no computer, no a.i., it cannot replace a human touch. it cannot tell them to hold your loved one's hand. you cannot teach a computer how to have empathy. >> reporter: kaiser are elised a released a statement, "we believe that a.i. may be able to help our physicians and enhance experience. as an organization dedicated to inclusiveness and health equity, we ensure the results from a.i. tools are correct and unbiased. a.i. does not replace human assessment." a.i. could help doctors and systems manage a tremendous amount of data, but with all of the patient data comes questions over privacy and responsibility. president biden signed an executive order in october to develop a federal framework for developing and using a.i., not just in health care but beyond, and that is st

however, kaiser is not the only hospital using ai. the california nurses association position is that ai puts patients at risk because it removes some of the hands-on care that patients need. >> no computer, no ai cannot replace a human touch. it cannot hold your loved one's hand. you cannot teach a computer how to have empathy. >> reporter: on the flip side, some ai experts say that ai could reduce health care costs and could result in better treatments through improved access to patient data, helping doctors analyze medical images like mammograms and such, and identifying potential drug interactions. but with all of that access to information comes questions over privacy and responsibility. president biden signed an executive order back in october to develop a federal framework for developing and using ai in health care and beyond. that is still in the works. the union tells us that the nurses' protest should begin at noon today. if we hear back from kaiser permanente before then, we will bring you their comments. >> kris sanchez, t

kaiser says patients names indications that they were signed into a kaiser account, and their health related searches were involved, but no usernames, passwords, social security numbers or financial account information was involved . kaiser says it has removed the online tools that were exposed here, and says it is not aware of any misuse of any personal information. so let's talk more about this latest data breach with patrick haar of slash next based. there in pleasanton. thank you so much, patrick for being here. what are the potential risks for the millions of former and current kaiser members? >> well, first of all, i think the good news here there was not username and passwords associated with this particular breach. the bad news i think the number one risk is just access to private information. it's a real privacy concerns, honestly, the reason why companies like kaiser use tracking codes on websites is to track that information and obviously sell it to advertisers so they can then advertise to you, ultimately to make more money, so i think in this case, the real big danger he

according to a statement from kaiser, which is headquartered in oakland, certain online technologies previously installed on its web sites and mobile applications may have transmitted personal information to 3rd party vendors. those vendors potentially include search engines, google and microsoft being and social media platform x information was transmitted when members access to kaiser's websites or mobile apps know user names, passwords, social or social security numbers or financial account information or credit card numbers were transmitted in this breach. according to kaiser, the company is informing current and former members of the data breach. >> whether time here as we get a live look outside. >> another breezy day in the but, you know, beautiful overall, sunny. >> skies and the >> birds are having fun. don't have to flip the ways much, lawrence. just kind of catch. a. >> little high pressure system and go. that's right. this would be a good day to be a bird. lots of wind out there. they carry a sail around on and that's for sure. wind's going to be a story. i think as we he

you're also the chief of cardiology at kaiser permanente. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what is the correlation between alcohol consumption and this higher rate of coronary heart disease, specifically in women? yeah. so the notion that somehow alcohol is heart healthy has been increasingly challenged. >> so to that end, we decided to study men and women in a large population, such as in kaiser permanente. and we followed them for four years. and we looked at the risk of developing heart disease. and importantly, we looked at young to middle aged women, 18 to 65, because traditionally, we feel that they don't get heart disease. so it was surprising to see that even among them drinking more than, on average, one drink a day or more than 7 or 8 a week, there was 30 to 50% more increased risk versus those who were occasionally drinking. >> so even some of these younger women who had this many drinks per week were getting heart disease. that's right, that's right. >> yeah. >> i think people can be surprised how that number ei

we are part as all kaiser hospitals in northern california.t of something called the california maternal quality care collaborative, and this has been in existence, i think, for, almost 15 years now. we actually look at data and we can stratify our data as a hospital and compare ourselves to other hospitals looking at race ethnicity, even the zip code where you come from and looking at every measurable outcome and really study where are we doing? well where might we have an opportunity so that we can address that? >> so doctor, so we're talking about when you're organization within kaiser you help women black women that are pregnant in their pregnancies. you bet. so that happens afterwards. how do you make sure you reach your widest net of black women who are pregnant to make sure they, they have a program like this, that they can understand what they may be missing outside of the program. >> sure. i think we have a couple of options. one is that we offer something called centering pregnancy at kaiser. this is a group prenatal care model that

allow drivers to avoid getting tickets from automated speed and red light cams, a data breach at kaiser permanente. kaiser is warning patients their private data may have been leaked to google, microsoft and x, the warning is going out to 13.4 million current and former members. it says the breach happened across its websites and mobile app. but kaiser says the leaked information does not include financial information on social security numbers or credit cards, and the company says it's not aware of any misuse of personal information at this point. kaiser has apologized, and it's also noting it's conducting an internal investigation in california will soon begin selling its own generic version of narcan. that's the drug that can save someone's life during an opioid overdose. governor newsom announced a deal today to make medication less expensive. a new jersey based pharmaceutical company will sell naloxone to california for $24 per pack. that's 40% cheaper than the market value. california plans to give many of those packs for free to first responders, universities and community organi

kaiser not the only hospital using ai. the california nurses association's position is that ai puts patients at risk because it removes some of the hands-on care that patients need most. >> no computer, no ai cannot replace a human touch. it cannot hold your loved one's hand. you cannot teach a computer how to have empathy. >> reporter: on the flip side, some ai experts say that ai can result in better treatments through improved access to patient data, drug interactions and for research. the union tells us the protest should begin at noon outside kaiser san francisco. if or when we hear back from kaiser, we'll bring that to you. >> thanks, kris. >>> let's take a live look outside. getting started with the day. dark and early this morning in san jose. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect weather-wise coming off of a beautiful weekend. >> it was a very nice weekend. we'll have more on that as we celebrate earth day today. we are looking at more sunshine, warm temperatures in some of our valleys, up to 80 d

kaiser says about 13.4 million people will get a notification.t is not aware of any misuse of any of that personal information. earlier today on the four net, ceo patrick julie haener told us kaiser members should change their passwords, use what's called multi-factor authentication on those passwords. >> you receive that one time code on your text message tohoe, that, that really ensures that you're accessing your applications. your information, so someone else cannot access it . >> kaiser says patients names, indications that they were signed into a kaiser account in their health related searches were involved, but no usernames, passwords, social security numbers or financial account information. >> coming up, one bay area lawmaker is looking to regulate a new drug being sold across the state. >> also, naloxone will soon be available in california for nearly half of the current market price. how state lawmakers were able to secure the dealin, will have the comple bay area forecast coming up after the break it's time to get away and cache in, at

kaiser officials say the leak may have happened when patients logged into kaiser's website or mobile apps. but they claim no user names, passwords or social security numbers or financial account information. credit card numbers likely transmitted. so that's hopefully some good news. the gardens of golden gate park is launching a new outdoor summer program just for kids who love being outdoors. garden camp activities aims to encourage middle school students through exploration of the gardens, which are made up of the san francisco botanical gardens, japanese tea garden and the san francisco conservatory. the a's beat the pirates 5 to one last night. they play game 2 of their series tonight at 6, 30. well for your money pg. and e ceo says that bills could start dropping as early as next year to the ceo claims the increased rates over the past year. >> where the raise money for structure improvements. more than 10% jump just this past january sparked public outcry and scrutiny from state regulators who allowed pg and e to hike up those prices in the first place. let's get a check of wea

kaiser officials say the leak may have happened when patients locked into kaiser's website or mobile apps, but they claim no user names passwords or social security numbers or anything like that. got out. that includes financial information like credit card numbers. but anybody affected by this is going to be contacted by kaiser. >> ballet's. greatest love story returns to san francisco next week. and you can get tickets. swan lake. it's the story of innocence. seduction, the trail. it is a must see if you love ballet to classic, you can get a ticket for as little as 25 bucks. swan lake runs for one week. only until may 5th. it's 6.40, right now. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. >> hundreds of renters march to the state capitol. they want more affordable housing. we'll see how the governor is responding. and the a's back home now taking on the pirates home now taking on the pirates will see how they fared. it's time to get away and cache in, at cache creek casino resort, to rock and to roll. to go all out or... go all in. with four stars and rising stars, northern califor

kaiser permanente in oakland. partnering up with other businesses to revive private security guards for their workers because just yesterday morning we reported a man got his car stolen kaiser permanente's and yet medical center last month. a kaiser oakland nurse reported a similar crime her car was stolen right in front of her after her shift ended. as you just run in the day, go home. >> in the east bay, a man is dead now following a stabbing at a san leandro safeway. that happened just after 5 o'clock tuesday evening at the store on bancroft avenue stanley under police say the victim got into a fight with another person in the store and that's when the suspect took out a knife and stabbed the victim before leaving. police haven't released the identities of the victim or the suspect who, by the way, still remains at large this morning. in the south bay, 2 men accused of selling drugs on the dark web or been arrested. now following a monthslong investigation in san jose. take a look at some of the items that were

. >> reporter: major daniel kaiser may be one of the best examples of navigating the service with anautism spectrum disorder, that could be noise canceling headsets. >> reporter: he always felt a bit off growing up, struggling with sensitivities to sound and light. >> feel free to stop, take a break, whatever. in our interview, he asked if it was okay to wear sunglasses as an accommodation. he was nearly ten years into serving with the u.s. air force when he received an autism diagnosis, having served multiple tours in the middle east. how did those deployments going for you? >> what i didn't realize at the time, create that overstimulation aspect, make me a little bit more i guess snippy with people, more overly blunt. i even got some fairly candid feedback from a commander that people don't really like working with you. >> reporter: in tandem with that assessment, major kaiser began seeing an onbase doctor for anxiety disorder when the pandemic pushed care off base. >> i was referred off base to a provider who saw me exactly three times before asking me if i'd ever been evaluated f

the company is now reaching out to current and former kaiser members about that breach. the san jose police officers association says more officers are needed. >> to protect mayor matt mahan, in fact, in the wake of last week's altercation between the mayor's security during an interview with kron 4. the police union is calling on the city of san jose to double the mayor's protection kron four's. dan kerman has more. last tuesday's violent altercation between a man and san jose mayor matt mahan security detail. >> he's led the san jose police officers association to send this letter to the acting chief and city manager requesting they double the number of officers who protect the mayor. while the mayor's outdoing the city business. >> i feel like needs to be a protected appropriately. and one officer, frankly, is not letting up. >> the incident erupted between this man. 35 year-old wesley pollard and the plainclothes san jose police officer providing security for the mayor during a kron 4 interview. pollard was ultimately arrested and charged with felony resisting an off

the kaiser oakland nurse reported a similar crime. she says her car was stolen right in front of her after her shift ended. and she was just trying to get home. quality management district finds the city of berkeley $130,000 for air quality violations. >> at its landfill site at cesar chavez park, the fines cover 7 violations in total 6 for failure in the landfills gas collection system and one for failing to submit emissions testing results. the district ordered berkeley to fix a number of problems including repairing gas collection. wells and upgrading inspection procedures to ensure that the city meets its obligation to protect air quality for the community. now to 4 zone forecast for the live look outside water droplets on the lens. i think this is a top of mount tam. you know, learn we know that mount diablo had some snow today. did any of the other mountain tops around the bay area? yeah, i think mount hamilton had a mount tam reports some snow there. in fact. >> even some reports of snow all the way down to 1500 feet. and that

we reached out to kaiser about that planned protest.r plans to issue a statement tomorrow. >>> well, from late night to the world stage. >> if you're going to paris, would you do the closing ceremony with me? please say yes. >> is this real? >> yes, this is real! >> i'm in! i'm going to do it! >> you thought it was a skit, right? you might have seen that on "the tonight show" last month. mike tirico surprised jimmy fallon. fallon told our sister station in l.a., it was a surprise. at first he thought he was getting pranked. turned out to be a real thing. colleen williams talked to him. >> i have a rosetta zone. i'm very excited. i'm watching every movie about paris. i'm watching "emily in paris." i'm trying to gear up. my french is not great. but i want to show paris and france that i understand the assignment. i'm doing my work. >> nbc bay area is your home for the olympics. it all kicks off with the opening ceremony. this is july 26th. our jessica aguirre is going to be there bringing us stories about our bay area athletes. we're back

to continuing to make kaiser permanente the best place to learn, work and provide care. we respect our long standing relationships with labor unions and the rights of our employees to make decisions about whether they want to be represented by a union. >> nurses in santa clara county are currently on strike for the first time. the nurses say they are underpaid, understaffed and being asked to float between hospitals that strike will last until friday, and as ktvu is an rubin reports, that is costing the county $20 million a. >> santa clara county nurses want to be heard. >> our biggest concern everyone is the pay and the staffing. >> they say patient safety is on the line, but contract negotiations between the registered nurses professional association and county leaders have fallen apart. a proposal by a mediator last week was flatly rejected. >> we're barely getting anywhere, which is why it's been really frustrating. we've been negotiating with them for eight months now, and so they're taking to the picket line for a three day strike that forced the county to bring in

the kaiser oakland nurse supported a similar crime.ight in front of her after shift ended and she was just trying to go home. it's a lot of the problem morning news. >> we want to introduce you to a school in the south bay. that is helping a group of people who usually age out of the educational system. we continue the education hopes of them jump starting a career. we're right back. career. we're right back. don't go anywhere. ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ ♪ rise ♪ (alarm beeping) ♪ rise ♪ ♪ and thrive! ♪ (♪♪) belvita! nutrish whole health blend. for happy, healthy dogs. [dog food pouring] ugh. i'm a stick. made out of stick. nutrish whole health blend for balanced energy, active mind and immune support. helping dogs dog healthy. things we a's headed to sacramento after more than 50 years in oakland, lot of vendors are heartbroken and worried what they should do. next. the council member posted on social media. listen, the possibilities to fill the coliseum. those possibilities include affordable housing, a music venue and maybe even a convention

es por eso que el lunes al mediodía están protestando frente al kaiser permanente en san francisco.n el hospital está utilizando la inteligencia artificial de manera prematura. it's not safe for my patients, it's not 6. no es seguro para los pacientes y no es seguro para los enfermeros. ese es el mensaje de la asociación de enfermeros de california ante el uso de la inteligencia artificial en kaiser permanente. es por eso que el lunes cientos de miembros del sindicato planean protestar frente al hospital en san francisco para quejarse que esa tecnología no está regulada y utiliza métodos no comprobados en el ámbito médico. no computer. no hay. dice que lleva 21 años en esta carrera y asegura que ninguna computadora puede reemplazar la calidez humana ni sostener la mano de su ser querido o mostrar empatía en los momentos más difíciles para un paciente. según la página web del sistema hospitalario, la inteligencia artificial promete prevenir emergencias antes de que sucedan . por ejemplo, un programa llamado advanced alert monitor utiliza esa tecnología cada hora para un sistema que a

we reached out to kaiser about the planned protest. a spokesperson says the health care provider plans to issue a statement tomorrow. >>> a busy week ahead for former president donald trump. his criminal hush money trial shifts to opening statements tomorrow. a jury of seven men and five women plus six alternates picked last week. mr. trump faces 34 counts of falsifying business records. also tomorrow, a new york judge will hold a hearing on the $175 million bond posted by mr. trump as he appeals his $454 million fraud judgment against him in the e. jean carroll defamation verdict. later this week, thursday, the supreme court will hear arguments on mr. trump's claim of immunity from criminal prosecution. >>> nbc news is out with its latest national poll. election interest is hitting a new low with majorities holding negative views of both president biden and former president trump. the poll finds president biden cutting into mr. trump's previous lead with just two points difference in a head-to-head matchup. right now biden is ahead of

personal data of millions of kaiser permanente. patients may have been leaked because of a data breach. >> kaiser officials say the likely leak it may have happened when a patient's log into their kaiser's website or mobile apps. but they claim no user names, passwords, social security numbers, financial account, information or credit card numbers were transmitted in that breach. >> pg and ceo says bills could start dropping as early as next year. the ceo claims the increased rates over the past year when raise money for infrastructure improvements, more than 10% jump just this past january sparked a public outcry and scrutiny from state regulators allowed pg need to hike those prices. >> and now time for a 4 zone forecast give you that live. look birds. eye view of san francisco. lawrence karnow joins us now how things are shaking out you know, we've got some interesting weather ahead. a beautiful weather right now. looks like the next couple days. pretty nice around the bay area. maybe a little windy in spots will show you more.

. >> well, kaiser permanente is opening a new state of the art genomics lab to provide comprehensive. that new lab is located in san jose. kaiser says the lab goes beyond traditional genetic testing to more complex genomics, offering new possibilities for personalized precision medicine. kaiser says it will also allow them to increase the number of tests they perform each year. >> genomics is the study of all the genes, or at least a large subset of the genes, in our case, in a human and how they interact with each other and how they may interact with their environment. >> kaiser says the new lab is larger than the previous facility and is custom built with special robotics designed for genetic testing. >> all right, take a look. it's a high flying horse rescue coming up. go along with crews as they scramble to save a trapped horse in southern california. >> and the rest of the country, catching up to california. when it comes to sky high housing costs. up next, how much you need to make a year to afford to buy a home? and that number is going up and going it's time to get away and c

emperor or kaiser.ince then, berlin has remained the main german city. after world war ii, for a long time it was divided into western and eastern. for almost 30 years, the symbol of the division of germany was the berlin wall. erected by the authorities of the gdr and passing through the entire city, after the unification of the country, berlin, no longer without a wall, became its capital. since the 13th century, the symbol of the city has been the bear. according to some versions, the name berlin may come from the german word ber bear. april 16, 1932 the first b2 tvs in the soviet union were released. named after their inventor, soviet engineer anton breidbert. then the so-called mechanical, small-line television was born. and that device was a device with a nipkova disk. the image, measuring 16x12 mm , consisted of thirty lines. to examine it, a magnifying glass was built into the body, but even with it, the image was enlarged to dimensions of 3x4 cm and. and practically i could only look at the pic

also, an antioch police are looking for thieves connected to a carjacking that took place near kaiser permanente medical center. officers say that the driver was confronted by the suspects before they drove away in his car. it happened tuesday afternoon on sand creek road. according to police, they found the stolen car in a nearby neighborhood. no arrests have been made and this is coming as the kaiser permanente oakland is partnering with other businesses to provide private security guards for workers last month, the kaiser nurse reported a similar crime. she says her car was stolen right in front of her after her shift ended and she was just trying to get home. nearly a dozen hikers and their dogs were airlifted to safety in the los padres national forest. the ventura county sheriff's office rescued a total of 11 people in 3 animals after weekend storms. the weather caused river levels to reach the danger zone and following the rescues, deputies asked hikers and other outdoor lovers to keep a close eye on the weather conditions and follow public safety recommendations. and evacuatio

the kaiser oakland nurse something similar.olen right in front of her after her shift was over and she was just trying to go home. also in headlines today, a man has been charged in connection with that assault of a dea officer in concord. investigators say that joel dowden was charged with one count. each of mailing threatening communications with intent to extort and assaulting a federal officer. if convicted. now faces a maximum sentence of 20 years for each count that he's charged with. prosecutors say he has been in federal custody since his arrest back in january. >> 4 is your local election headquarters. and after weeks of counting ballots in the race to succeed, congresswoman anna eshoo, it's a tie between assemblyman evan low and santa clara county supervisor. joe submitting it. candidates are now moving on from the primary. and joining former san jose mayor sam liccardo on that november ballot. most surprising the outcome. the thankful to voters i receive interest in a recount. instead, the focus on november issues th

kaiser hospitals are looking to unionize.ir training early in their career. northern california kaiser staff filed a petition with the national labor relations board to form the union for the residents who doctors, they still have to hold a formal vote. if it succeeds, though residents would join most other kaiser workers, including pharmacists, nurses, and housekeepers in gaining union representation, the largest health provider in private employer in california. meantime, kaiser permanente says the organization is committed to providing a good learning and working environment. we have some sad news concerning a member of the kron. 4 family. our morning photographer henry jerkins passed away over the weekend and we wanted to take a moment to recognize him. he was a beloved member of our team. he started on the morning show, but 2 years ago and he's going to be missed by many reporters and producers and staff who work with him here. henry was a veteran in our field. he worked in the bay area for more than a decade at differen

. >> kaiser permanente is opening a new state of the art genomics lab to provide comprehensive geneticthat new lab is located in san jose. kaiser says the lab goes beyond traditional genetic testing to more complex genomics, offering new possibilities for personalized precision medicine. kaiser says it will also allow them to increase the number of tests they perform each year. >> genomics is the study of all the genes, or at least a large subset of the genes in our case in a human, and how they interact with each other and how they may interact with their environment. >> kaiser says. the new lab is larger than the previous facility and is custom built with special robotics designed for genetic testing. >> carpool lanes in california will soon be reserved just for carpools. right now, the carpool lanes allow cars with two or more people and also allow cars with maroon, green, and yellow stickers. these decals are for clean air vehicles. california started allowing clean air cars to use carpool lanes back in 1999, but the dmv says starting in 2025, they will no longer be allowed. this c

security guards for workers last month, a kaiser nurse reported a similar crime.was stolen right in front of her after her shift ended and she was just trying to get home. the city of pittsburgh is taking action to combat illegal dumping throughout the city. the city council approved to increase the fine to $1000. the city will also use license plate readers to track down per city officials are saying they spend $100,000 every year to clean up illegally dumped debris, including mattresses, couches, sofas. this new measure goes into effect april 18th. and frustration is mounting for small business owners in oakland's fruitvale district after several shops in the public market were burglarized this week. kron four's dan thorn spoke with those local business owners. >> at least for small businesses in oakland's fruitvale public market hit by burglars this week. oakland police say 2 unknown intruders ransacked offices and stole cash and computers from a bakery jewelry store, ice cream shop and electronics repair service. it's super frustrating to see these these folks

kaiser says it will also allow them to increase the number of tests they perform each year. >> genomicse study of all the genes, or at least a large subset of the genes, in our case, in a human and how they interact with each other and how they may interact with their environment. >> kaiser says the new lab is larger than the previous facility and is custom built with special robotics designed for genetic testing. >> new at ten a state appeals court has upheld a state law meant to make it easier and faster for cities and counties to build multi-unit housing. the 2021 law gave cities and counties the right to rezone some parcels, including those near public transit, for apartment buildings of up to ten units. the aids healthcare foundation sued, saying the law was unconstitutional because it could violate voter initiatives. the appeals court found the law constitutional because housing is a matter of statewide concern, and because the law was tailored to allow cities and counties to supersede local laws on a parcel by parcel basis. >> a san francisco public school, educators and employee

according to kaiser. and the company is now informing current and former members of the data breach. still ahead, how california is making it easier to distribute generic >> generic version of narcan. and the head of california's largest utility is saying prices for pg e could be going down. we'll tell you why. and down. we'll tell you why. and when. ♪♪ when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achieved long—lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after first dose. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or

. >> but residents doctors at northern california kaiser hospitals.urs per week. it's part of their training early in their career. northern california, kaiser staff found a petition with the national labor relations board. the former residency union. so they must now hold a formal vote if it succeeds, residents would join most other kaiser workers, including pharmacists, nurses, and housekeepers and gaining union representation at the largest health provider, private employer in california. meantime, kaiser permanente says organization is committed to providing a good learning working environment in response. okay. let's turn our attention to sports. the warriors taking on the lakers down in los angeles that as our hot covers, kate rooney has the highlights. >> last night's matchup against the lakers in la, a big one for the warriors.with major postseason implications. now, remember, golden state already clinched the 10 seed and a spot in the play-in game. but a win over la would give them the tie breaker and half to a possible higher seeds. so we go

kaiser medical residents have filed paperwork to form a union, the chronicle reports. would represent nearly 500 residents and fellows at kaiser hospitals across the bay area. they would be part of the committee of interns and residents, which is a part of seiu, kaiser said in a statement that it supports any decision made by their residents on union representation. kaiser added in its statement, quote, we greatly value our medical residents and fellows and are committed to continuing to make kaiser permanente the best place to learn, work and provide care. we respect our long standing relationships with labor unions and the rights of our employees to make decisions about whether they want to be represented by a union, end quote. well, there won't be a sequel to the ai generated george carlin comedy special released by its creators. the estate of late comedian george carlin settled a lawsuit against the podcasters, who used artificial intelligence to make a comedy special. using his voice as part of the settlement, the creators agreed to take the offending content offl

we have details on the information that was taken. >> and how kaiser's responding. and governor gavin newsom announcing that more of the lifesaving drug narcan is coming to california. it's part of the latest effort to try to reduce the number overdoses across the state. >> i'm ken wayne and i'm vicki liviakis. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> right now at 6 pro-palestine protest are intensifying at college campuses all across the country. police in countering protesters on several college campuses and students now starting to face disciplinary actions at columbia. and then

the report says kaiser would begin notifying those affected next month. oakland's popular horn barbecue is reopening in a new location. the well known barbecue spot closed its restaurant on mandela parkway after a burglary and severe fire back in november. owner matt horn is reopening the restaurant on eighth street near washington street, in the same space as horn's other restaurant, maddie's old fashioned. we spoke with horn before today's grand opening celebration. he told us it was time to come back from the fire. it was difficult, though. although he felt he owed it to the community. >> we made a commitment to the city as well as to the community. you know, there's a lot of people, despite the challenges that are being faced here in oakland, that support what we do. and we do a lot of outreach. you do a lot in the community and we don't want to turn our backs on on oakland. >> horn thanked the community for its support in the aftermath of the fire and break in. we are in for a windy afternoon, but sunny and warm and that weather is returning even mor