i always wanted to be a police maker as opposed to a piece kiefer. but of police maker has to listen and understand all factions and try to navigate and create peace. where everybody is affirmed. >> i like the concept and understanding. we know there has been a lot of tension in the communities. i'm sure you have had to walk that line at times. >> i have been one of the fierce critics. i love cops. they have walked away from ethical positioning. not all of them. but there is a percentage that have walked away from the ethical understanding of who and what they are in the society, in the community. therefore we have mario woods and eric gardner and philando castile and it is wrong. >> you are speaking from experience and that makes a difference. >> he. and some of them are happy. the tr the light and they have to get back to ethics. >> the truth sets us free. mario woods, five, six, 114 pounds. homeless. nine officers stop him and they all shoot him. terrible. we have to come back to brothers to brothers. >> i'm glad we had this introduction of what y

kiefer hitting. this is the bombs curry was showing mickelson. feel ended it with okay just focus on the cavs. see you at the safeway open. curry does hit bombs off the tee. he is a .06 handicap. he and phil will tee off at 11:40 pm. right behind them tony romo and the number five player in the world justin thomas. >>> is a golf tournament going to be on cbs? >> yes. actually no.>> you would have caught me with tony romo who is a cbs golf analyst. >>> emily turner is here.>>> this could be perfect weather. >>> when it comes to be golf it is going to be warm. they can wear shorts. check out their cavs. cavs like adonis. it comes to the gods apollo is shining on us right now. god of the sun. beautiful today. going into the weekend and next week. taking a live look out there to ocean beach. you can see the sun has set as of 7:11 pm. it is beautiful with a clear skies. they will continue into the weekend. san francisco your temperature your highs for the day 71 degrees. warmest of course in inland areas. 81 concorde as well as the north bay. santa ro

>>i mean warning kiefer border report dot com construction for the border wall began in august here in arizona and this razor wire right here is going to look like this razor takin' it off roadoin' station wagon, eh?? you know it's an suv! your family is duckin' and rollin'... while we stowin' and goin' but that's cool, i know for fact your suv does not suck. and why's that? it ain't got that vacuum in the back, whoo! sucking stuff up. what else are we gonna find? we got to go. ♪ vacuum in the back, hallelujah! ♪ get 0% financing for 60 months plus $2,250 total bonus cash on the 2019 chrysler pacifica. >>a big story we're following for you tonight the number of deaths in lung injuries linked to vaping continues to rise at least 9 people have died and more than 500 people have acute lung injury. >>scary and mystifying really today for the first time since this outbreak congress held a hearing to learn more about the mystery illness is sweeping the nation kron four's washington correspondent recall martin explains if we're any closer to putting an end to the crisis. >>she literally could

kiefer also falsified welfare and food stamp applications for more than $7,000 in benefit. one person was killed in a hit and run near the ashby bart station in berkeley saturday night police got the call of the body underneath a vehicle at the intersection of adeline street nationally avenue about 10 30 last night. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. investigators not yet released a description of the vehicle involved and they've made no arrests as of this morning. a small shop owner and employee were both arrested in fairfield after a month long police investigation. they worked at the smoke shop and more snow store that's on texas street. police say it had the legal thc cartridges for vape pens and you teen butane hash oil and more than $14,000 in cash. the investigation started with a tip to police at the smoke shop was illegally selling products and also selling tobacco products to juveniles fairfield does not allow the sale of marijuana within the city limits. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend. we have some dramatic video of a kayaker coming to the rescue

karen kiefer was convicted of 20 felonies and 9 misdemeanors against 11 individual victims. prosecutors say he stole at least $15,000 as part of a rental scam that left victims with no place to live. he also falsified welfare and food stamp applications to obtain more than $7,000 in benefits. he's also charged with threatening to ex-girlfriends by sending out revenge port. >>for the first time in 20 years the san francisco fire department and its local union hosted fire ops want kron four's felipe should all reports but it was a seand on t for some of our elected officials to experience what firefighters battle on a >>san francisco supervisor aaron peskin among the local and state leaders invited to the fire department's training facility on treasure island saturday witnessing the hardworking men and women who respond to the city's emergencies prepare for the unpredictable maybe i've around for almost 20 years. >>hearing it again and again seeing their training every aspect from search and rescue to fighting live fire. to what you see here with family it is remarkable see fi

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kiefer —— thank you for hanging on. what was your reaction to the front page? that sort of investigation into very traumatic events that happened over 30 years ago, lets not forget. it must be devastating for the family and i did feel physically sick watching it.- the heart of the story is an argument about what interest the public need and what is in the public need and what is in the public interest? it is quite right the press should be able to investigate anything they want to if they feel it is in the public interest. but in what realm of fa ntasy interest. but in what realm of fantasy is this in the public interest? when you look at the enormity of what is happening in our country and across the world at the moment, is this really the most important story going around at the moment? i would question whether this is in the public interest, this happened before ben stokes was born. why on earth should they be putting this on the front page of a newspaper? it does nothing but damage the mental health of that family. let me read you the statement from the sun