the lavender crimes reported in 2009245 crimes were based on sexual orientation, 3768 blacks, hundredainst yousef, 81 against hispanics and 13 gates muslims. live in the newsroom kron 4 news. >> thank you dan ac transit sickouts continue for a fifth day after the agency imposed the new contract on the drivers. read tooaround 200 drivers of called in sick daily. the union now denying there's a stick out. kron 4 spoke to reuters deal with they had to say. >> ready nisi transit buses in the south part of alameda county jury this labor strike is challenging but many say it's not as bad as what they see up north. >> it's more slow in alameda, oakland. and not not here in fremont buses up-and-coming critic quick. no problems. >> here at the fremont bart station of buses are running late this one number to 42¢ be going at to 223 and fact it left on time. of course is one thing to pick up a bus of the transit center. to wit of a lonely bus stops major thoroughfare there six buses that pass through here. but see if any of oakland time. this one with three minutes late but the 251 dont bus with

he uses a lot of wonderful local ingredients, lavender, and also incredible lime that he then dips in key lime juice and then they are dried. then they are dipped into a beautiful artisan chocolate, and it to me epitomizes what it is all about, local ingredients, very traditional french techniques when it works with the chocolate. i want you guys to try it. it is super, super good. >> yes, i will take a piece here. enjoy. enjoy. take one and pass it around. san francisco has become a chocolate center. >> dear deli, they realize they're not going to make money with gold, one back to france and brought back chocolate equipment. and longtime chocolate tradition. >> i was reading house so many people came here for the6Ñ and some of the smart people stay here because they said these people are going to need services, food, places to stay, entertainment. people bought land and made buildings. some people made their fortunes in the gold fields, but a lot of people who started their companies after the gold rush made it really big. some of them are still here, historic buildings, is sort rest

but as we address it, the keening wail of cut goes out through the lavend, or gut. good heavens. it's -- if people can't grasp that disability inshurns will be unsustainable in less than ten years, it's grown double since 1980, i won't go into figures, that just makes people's eyes glaze over. but old age and insurance, will only pay out 75% of its benefits in 3e7. it won't go broke. just going to pay out 75 instead of 100. and that date will keep moving closer with population growth and aging. unsustainable, unconscionable, and predictable. but there are many options out there. over two dozens options out there will work and we'll work on them all. and i think if we could resolve that, there would be a sense of confidence in the land that would be good to portray. we have dr. coal burn and andy stern, union member and very conservative member of the senate from oklahoma, very two very good men with sharp minds and sharp knives going over the defense budget without hurting our troops and the mission. plenty of fat in that baby. and then they say, well, republicans never want to t

that's a purple, lavender, suede -- don't take off them shoes, otis. don't take them off. you ain't going to get them back. >> thank you. tavis: does it seem like 50 years? >> you know when you have a fun time, it passes so quick, no. and celebration of coming up on 50 years, we're getting ready to start gearing ourself up for the 50 years cd. tavis: right. >> and i hope to get the imprint of mr. gourde because it started with him and i feel as though this one should have his handprint, his creativity involved in this. but, yeah, we're getting ready to do that now that "still here" is here. in fact, speaking of still here, this is for you. tavis: hand me that. thank you. oh, i love it. >> a young man took that -- tavis: it goes with it. oh, cool. thank you. i appreciate this. thank you, man. thank you very much. the drk barry was on this set not long ago as we celebrated the fifth anniversary of motown. obviously, the temps are at the epicenter of that history. how much of your success had to do with being at the right label, otis, at the right time, being at motown? >> we

four police officers in connection with the freeway shooting of 580 a share really with the chp lavender sunday morning over 150 rounds were fired we have now learned where he believed to be headed police say he was headed to the aclu and san francisco news apparently going to sit, wait until they open up even if that 3 to monday. the plan to kill san francisco liberals. investigators say there was horrified by evidence found in his pickup truck chp officer sam morgan has never seen anything like this incident. >> this is the worst shooting out we have had in an urban environment in several surveys area. >> if the officers had not pulled him over for restoring authorities believe he would continue on his way to san francisco to kill the employees of the american several infanticide foundation. in fact we did speak to the ceo of tides. he says obviously he is shocked, that a stranger planned to attack his organization. >> you know we were dismayed to learn the we're prevented by law as a potential target, we do not know this guy from anywhere, we are in shock. amazed that anybody would ta

if he will aken add a little such a wealth lavenders such oil >> to give a little dissent? >> yes. or london essential oil this is the permit would ever city like. >> it is a hazardous to humans? >> know not all. (laughter) i personally did the covering up all the names here so we would get sued. >> other ingredients the fda had as the safety of food and they do pretty good job but they haven't caught up on the chemicals in our personal care products in our household cleaners and cosmetics. so we have to ask consumers we have to take charge of this was written the one most toxic later by the bar to work includes. is over 100 different toxic locals in this powder. >> what is the alternative? >> you can use either but ameba which is nontoxic, and that of of baking soda. i use baking soda to scrub. >> so ddb to peace? >> i actually put in the salt shaker. i use it as like yogurt as well. >> the cadets and coconut oil to to try to make it the whistle of a piece of your arms but under six and countertops just sprinkle. >> so candles this is a high the scented could be it as a trigger, m

but as we address it, the keening wail of cut goes out through the lavend, or gut. good heavens. it's -- if people can't grasp that disability inshurns will be unsustainable in less than ten years, it's grown double since 1980, i won't go into figures, that just makes people's eyes glaze over. but old age and insurance, will only pay out 75% of its benefits in 3e7. it won't go broke. just going to pay out 75 instead of 100. and that date will keep moving closer with population growth and aging. unsustainable, unconscionable, and predictable. but there are many options out there. over two dozens options out there will work and we'll work on them all. and i think if we could resolve that, there would be a sense of confidence in the land that would be good to portray. we have dr. coal burn and andy stern, union member and very conservative member of the senate from oklahoma, very two very good men with sharp minds and sharp knives going over the defense budget without hurting our troops and the mission. plenty of fat in that baby. and then they say, well, republicans never want to t

they have lavender inside. you keep them in the fridge overnight. >> do those really work?this is a flip cage. my book is all about garage inventor. it's called the flip case. what it is, it has all these different functions. you can flip it like this. it protects it. then you can use it as a stand, as a handle. it's a great way to kind of be on the go and still have your camera protected. it's very cool. and you find it in gadget nation and whatnot. >> forgive me if i'm the biggest idiot in the room. that has nothing to do with the garage. >> garage inventors. >> what does it have to do with the garage? like a picture of your garage. all right. >> you have great pictures, this is a printer. you don't have to hook it up to a computer. it's a picturemate. the pictures are beautiful. glass, matte. right now it's digital slide show mode. >> just plug your camera in and it starts printing things? >> just plug it in and knock them right out. >> one particular size? >> all different sizes. it comes with paper. you can buy more paper. it comes out to about 26 cents a print which i