as ktvu's maureen naylor reports, her career took her from wall vote to congress and then to the state department where she negotiated nuclear arms treatise for the obama administration. >>> by then i was calling it a speed bump. >> reporter: ellen tauscher is being remembered as a brilliant principalled public servant and glass ceiling breaker and one of the first women to hold the seat on the stock exchange and worked as the under secretary of state for president obama. she died and after a battle with pneumonia since january. >> he said, you have a very, very big tumor in your esophagus. >> it marks the last health battle for her. two years ago she spoked about her successful fight against stage three es soffe goal cancer and negotiating a nuclear arms treaty with russia. a.i. just have to out live my cancer. she did but continued to have health complications. her family said public service was her calling and there was no job she loved more for seven terms in congress. i remember she was fierce in the way she conducted herself in congress, she then went on to the administration and

unanimously passed legislation banning the practice at brick and mortar location, tom ford's maureen kelly reports this move comes because of concerns of businesses which do not accept dollars and cents. >>actually discriminate against low income customers. >>there has been a growing number of businesses say no to dollars and cents for reasons of efficiency and concerns about robberies the organic who currently only takes credit and debit and half their locations primarily those located in places but lots of clientele working in tech at the amazon go store in union square patrons have to download an app app on their smartphone before being allowed inside the shop. it was meant to lure in customers who want to make their transactions without dealing with cash and waiting in line to pay but that practice is now coming to an end in san francisco, thanks to supervisor valley brown's legislation she says businesses that only accept plastic or payment via apps like apple pay are discriminating against people who cannot afford to bank there's a lot of people are are living dollar to dollar.

more than 2 dozen vehicles had their windows broken overnight out of fremont condo force maureen kelly talked to frustrated residents who say this is not the first time they've had a rash of auto break ins at their location. >>here's the site that more than 25 people at the bay would villas condo complex woke up to car windows shattered glass shards littering the ground in many cases, the interior consul or glove box rifled through freeman pd says they responded out a little before 03:00am but say this break in spree could have started as early as 10:00pm tuesday night. wednesday, this auto glass repair man had a line of customers, some of the victims were parked right next to each other one had this to say i didn't really expect this to fremont at within the city and here's this can happens pretty frequently but never out here it's usually pretty safe pretty quiet. so. >>and this is really unfortunate. it's not the first time a rash of vehicles were broken into at this complex well 2 months ago we had about maybe 5 to 6 break ins. >>but not in this use as of wednesday afternoon police

maureen kelly from 4 needs. >>well the money marketing off pledge today is to study homelessness the city of san francisco's already spending a fortune on the problem campground forced and common is live at civic center plaza in san francisco tonight with more on that part of the story dan. >>well that's right. the city is spending a lot of money and they are moving a lot of people out of homelessness but the numbers remain steady and that's because more people are becoming homeless faster than those they can move out. on any given night there are 7500 homeless people on san francisco's streets. this despite the fact the city budgets million a year on homelessness 18% is earmarked for navigation centers, shelters, and homeless outreach but the bulk of that money or 65% goes towards permanent affordable housing. and as a result on any given night 9,000 formerly homeless people are being housed. we exit 50 people from homelessness every week which is a remarkable number and we should be celebrating that. >>those a

maureen kelly kron 4 news. san francisco bay stuber is set to go next thursday and a drivers group plans to walk off the job in protest, the new york city taxi workers alliance. >>represents for hire dri york c members voted to not drive for uber or lyft between 7, 9 wednesday morning. drivers in other cities also plan a work stoppage wednesday to demand a minimum wage uber is hoping to raise $9 billion in its initial public offering, san francisco taxi drivers also are expected to stage protest of the i p o at uber headquarters in san francisco on may nights. >>good news for the us economy, another strong month of hiring brings the unemployment rate too a nearly >>us jobs growth kept rolling along in april, the labor frida employers added economists expected. the unemployment rate fell to 3.6%. that's the lowest since december of 1969. the us economy has now added jobs for 103 months in a row the mac and here we are your 10 minute comics mansion and. labor activists really thinking leading the way hiring in th

maureen kelly. 40's. >>in palo alto police are looking for 2 suspects involved in a home invasion robbery happened yesterday afternoon on colorado avenue police say 2 men between the ages of 1719 broke into a home while a woman was there. they took jury in cash before leaving in the victim's car, the suspects and to the home by kicking in the side door, the woman who lives there was not hurt. police are now looking for a 2004 white honda civic license plate number you see on your screen right now there is not a detailed description of the suspects, anybody with information is asked to call police. >>and we believe in the president of the united states is engaged in a cover up. >>i don't do cover ups. >>was supposed to meet with top house and senate democrats at the white house today. that's to discuss said the president's infrastructure structure plans, but that meeting ended it fell apart before it really started the sides blame each other tonight. kristen holmes has the very latest now from washington.

>>fours maureen kelly got some perspective from a financial expert. >>first the united states there very very politically charged. the escalating trade war between 2 superpowers could end up creating price hikes for products american shop for every day, including clothing made from cotton and denim. >>personal hygiene items such as shampoo and soap big ticket household goods, including refrigerators and freezers furniture and mattresses as well as handbags and backpacks call for financial expert, rob black says china came onto the worl stage economically speaking. many years ago ever since then using our consumers still there. mean we've been using their. to get cheap labor and low cost goods things are starting to handle it. there's a 2020 election coming up and trump what looks wrong. >>there's a face the process as well. the customer short term art economy missed all of that. we'll do is we'll get to a deal. it's our souls were created in china and so the united states. >>he says another short term winner could be the investor on the sidelines. we

>>he's out on $100,000 bail maureen kelly on for news. >>big story tonight, a witness in the ghost ship warehouse trial now says that he saw 3 people leaving the night of the deadly fire who he did not know and defense attorneys claim that since that witness lived in the warehouse for almost 2 years e should have known everybody there. they say this testimony is consistent with their position. the fire might have been arson khan first michelle kingston is live outside the court now with more michelle. >>cannon lived in the warehouse at the time of the fire and he said the night of that party he saw 3 people he didn't know leave just as he started to smell smoke. >>and at the very minute 3 people are leaving that he doesn't know and it's very consistent, you know with our you in position that there had some kind of a fire bombs rome. >>some kind of arson committed. >>adam cannon testified in the go ship warehouse trial on monday that when he ran inside the building to try to help people out the side door the night of the deadly fire back i

back to you. >> maureen naylor in redwood city tonight, thanks. >>> prosecutors are deciding whether to file hate crime charges against an army veteran accused of intentionally running his car into a crowd of people in sunnyvale. 34-year-old isaiah peoples appeared in court today and the district attorney asked for a two week delay to further investigate the case. isaiah peoples is facing eight counts of attempted murder in connection with the incident on april 23. police have said he targeted the victims based on his belief that they were muslim. the d.a.s office says it will announce its decision on hate crime charges in this case that a hearing on may 30. >> we want to take our time in this type of case and investigate everything thoroughly. it is a relatively short time. >> a defense attorney has suggested that isaiah peoples suffers from a mental disorder. he served a tour of duty in iraq in the army between 2005 and 2006. >>> berkeley police have arrested a student for allegedly assaulting two women. police say he committed one of the assaults in 2017 and the other in march. wo

. >> maureen naylor talked to some loyal followers and tells us more now about this k-pop boy band. >r neo culture technology. 127 is the longitude of their home. you may have never heard of this korean pop group, but they have plenty of fans. >> i like a lot of korean pop groups, but they are different because they are genuine and down to earth. >> reporter: the singers are on their first north american tour, performing thursday and friday night in downtown san jose. the k-pop group has 1.5 million twitter followers. trinity is one of them. she uses social media to try to track the performers down before the show. >> last time i got really lucky because they went on live- stream, so they showed where they were. we happened to be driving in the same area and returned and saw the bus and it was sheer coincidence. >> there is johnny, mark, -- >> reporter: nct student has a headshot of her favorite on her cell phone, along with other accessories. >> i love him, he's energetic and bright and everything i want to be. >> this is our third city. from houston, chicago and here. >> reporter: t

that is from bottom to -- maureen to, page -- volume two, page 178. >> brenda lawrence. >> saturday,he president called mcgahn and directed him to have the special counsel removed. in interviews with the special counsel's office, mcgahn recalled that the president called him at home twice and on both occasions directed him to call rosenstein and say robert mueller had conflicts that precluded him from serving as special counsel. on the first call, mcgahn saidled that the president something like, you have to do this, you have to call rod. 85.me 2, page >> joyce beatty. two,ading from volume page 8. tocongress has the authority prohibit the president's corrupt use of his authority in order to protect the integrity of the .dministration of justice article two of the constitution does not categorically and permanently immunized the president from potential liability for the conduct we have investigated. rather, our analysis led us to conclude that the obstruction of justice statutes can validly prohibit a president's corrupt efforts to use his official stop, or curtail, to to interfere

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at the san jose airport, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next with more emotional testimony at the go ship warehouse trial. one survivor took the stand, weeping, as she described escaping the deadly fire. >>> and lessons learned from paradise and other fires. the public awareness campaign to get communities ready. >>> and later in sports, the warriors given update on kevin durant. he could be back for the start of the nba finals. >>> now to our top stories. black infant mortality is on the rise in alameda county. that is according to the county health department. from 2012 to 2014, black infants made up about 10% of births, but 28% of infant deaths. advocates say poverty, nutrition, stress and racial bias all played a role. >>> the man accused of kidnapping and a 74-year-old woman pleaded not guilty and are today. 47-year-old man well on the door is being held without bail. investigators are checking dna evidence to see if he is connected to any unsolved assaults. >>> the american man known as the american taliban has been released from prison. john walke

maureen naylor talked to some of those loyal fans. >> reporter: meet 2127.ds for neo culture technology. 127 is the longitude of their home. you may have never heard of this pop group, but they have plenty of fans. >> i like a lot of groups, but nct is different because they are genuine and down to earth. >> reporter: the singers are on their first north american tour, performing thursday and friday night in downtown san jose. the group has 1.5 million twitter followers. charity is one of them. she uses social media to try to track the performers down before the show. >> last time i got lucky because they went on live-stream so it showed where they were. we happen to be driving in the same area and we turned and saw the bus and it was pure coincidence. >> there is mark, johnny, -- >> reporter: they have 10 members. this college student has a cell phone headshot. >> i love him, he is energetic and bright and everything i want to be, kind of. >> this is our furred third city. >> reporter: this 36-year-old from korea travels with the group promoting a videogame

anyway, maureen naylor is live at the concert. >> reporter: take a look at all the fans behind me.re here alone, in downtown san jose. the group will perform two nights here starting tonight. they will take the stage at 8:00 tonight. meet in ct 127. it stands for neo-culture technology. you may have never heard of this group, but they have plenty of fans. >> i like a lot of groups, but they are different because they are genuine and down to earth. >> reporter: the singers are on their first north america tour. the k-pop group has 1.5 million twitter followers. she is one of them. she uses social media to try to track the performers down before the show. >> last time i got lucky because they went on live- stream, so they kind of showed where they were. we were driving in the same area and returned and saw the bus. it was sheer coincidence. >> there is -- >> reporter: nct 127 has 10 members. this san jose college student has her favorite on her cell phone, along with other accessories. >> i love him. he is energetic and bright and everything i want to be, kind of. >> this is our thir

maureen, marcia brady herself, helped to demolish it. >> you built it from scratch but made it look 50exactly. you can't buy a staircase like th that. that staircase technically wasn't to code for today's standards. >> ahh. >> we had to modify it so it passedsecret. >> can you go anywghey, marcia, hey jan, hey peter. >> we have friends everywhere we go. >> that's true. >> people will pick up the conversation mid-sentence like hey, how is it going? >> like they've known you forever? >> forever. >> oh, no. >> these classic moments live on in reruns. and when they shoot >> we would all hide up there in the hallway and flirt or whatever. it was our time alone. it was awesome nochlt one cou. no one could see us. but now it leads to somewhere. >> now to the famous backyard. >> there was no glass in thesed. so no one woul get hurt, and no reflection. now they're real. >> a lot of memories in this backyard where the swingset was and where the ys >> hey, you guys. oh, my nose! >> she's got the >> your nose is beautiful now, by the way. >> thank you so much. >> tiger? chow time, tiger. >> is tha

ktvu's maureen naylor tells us about the legacy that ellen tauscher leaves behind. >> reporter: >> by then, i was calling it a speed bump. >> reporter: former east bay congresswoman, ellen tauscher is being remembered as the brilliant principled public servant and glass ceiling breaker. she was one of the first to hold a seat on the new york stock exchange and after 12 years in congress, work is the under secretary of state for president obama. monday, tauscher died at stanford hospital, her family says, after a battle with pneumonia. >> they said, you have a very, very big tumor in your esophagus. >> reporter: it marks the last health battle for the alamo resident. two years ago, the former representative spoke about her successful fight against stage iii esophageal cancer while at the same time negotiating a nuclear arms treaty with russia. >> i understand what i have to do here. i just have to outlive my cancer. >> reporter: after 8 rounds of chemo, tauscher did a liver cancer but continued to have publications. in a statement, her family said, "public service was a calling and the

the only sold offered their deepest appreciation to all the customers who walk through their doors maureen kelly crump warnings. >>i was definitely noticing it this week for the first time runny nose and itchy eyes. >>allergy season ramping up you can see the pollen in the air blowing in the wind we speak with people about how they're handling allergy season and where the bay area ♪ flintstones! meet the flintstones. ♪ ♪ they're the modern stone age family. ♪ ♪ from the town of bedrock. ♪ meet george jetson. ♪ ♪ his boy elroy. with instant acceleration, electric cars are more fun to drive and more affordable than ever. electric cars are here. plug into the present. >>it was a crime a deeply affected the community a young woman jogging in the presidio by the golden gate bridge struck by a hit and run driver, ashley and i are was found later in a ditch. she died several days later because of her injuries march, second marks 13 years since her death and in this exclusive report for kron on. >>to assist us who takes a look back at the case and how many people including her mom are remembering

maureen naylor toured san jose international where travelers will soon see a new edition. >> reporter jose airport. gates without any passengers. that's because these are under construction and off-limits to the public. officials gave the media a sneak peek. six new gates, but they are only temporary while a long- term plan is worked out. >> we were in a situation where our growth was so tremendous. we needed additional gates. >> reporter: the airport hit a new record last year, serving 14.3 million passengers and expects to serve 15 million passengers by the end of this year. to accommodate, san jose airport had to add these interim gates, sang the long-term plan will take 7 to 10 years before there is a permanent structure. travelers will notice new things, including power outlets at every seat and boarding at the jet bridge and walking up to the airplane. >> it is a little different, but it can be reused in the permanent facility. >> reporter: the designer said one of the goals was to maximize the use of natural light. what is it like to know that in a few years this will be torn d

deputy mayor maureen for a skit says the city wants to turn an old fire station and just sleeping we're'm fortunate we own the property we're working with them to retain control of the property again. >>our hope is to put about beds into the station. >>not only will the building served assa place for officers to refresh between shifts it will also act as a substation meeting response times to this part of the city will be much quicker. it's. >>challenging especially doing during commute hours to go from the west to east. and so you know. officers are going to have a step up against the criminal element because we're going to already be here on the east side very most of too law enforcement never a bad thing. >>40 per card lives across the street from the station on south nor folk. she says the idea is a win-win for having all kinds of great games around here. and so i think. st its very early stages, there's been no official approval just yet right now that building is being leased by an ambulance company but that lease is up at the end of the year pam and can i was asking numbers uh wi

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>let's take a look outside at sunset time around the bay area and we're showing you the embarcadero in the bay bridge and look at that so pretty lookout even people were stuck inside. our chief meteorologist is here to tell us about a lovely weekend. my yellow changes for the weekend watch as temperatures really coming obsolete even chance rain in the forecast does not not a big chance, but we've got mile and use it i we've got some high clouds up above right now making for that beautiful sunset outside looking from tehran back toward the golden gate bridge, those high clouds. >>actually coming from that weather system that could produce some raindrops here in the bay area. temperatures today, a not bad at all in fact today probably the warmest day of the week these temperatures heating up as much as 4 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago in livermore couple of years warmer in san francisco and conquer to 4 degrees warmer in fairfield so numbers break it down like this still slightly bel

in redwood city, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> 16 people are in jail this morning after an oakland police raid on suspected gang members. the seven month organization was aimed at breaking up a gang super cell formed by several different gangs. not all the people arrested yesterday have been charged with the crime so we are purposely blurring their faces in the video. with suspect are connected to several crimes >> some of the charges that these individuals have been charged with involve conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder, robbery, multiple burglaries and several resident robberies. >> the police said the gang super cell targeted was made up of gang members from all over oakland. the police started serving search warrants and making arrests before dawn in alameda, contra costa and solano counties. >>> boeing is working with the faa to schedule a certification flight to get the 737 max planes back in the air. boeing says they have completed the software update addressing the problems with the flight control system and flown the 737 max with thware for 360 hou flights. >>>

tenor line where he was using drugs just a year ago, but he is not back to his old habits of oars maureene's now working to help other homeless people get off the street. >>at first it was really weird. it was kind of uncomfortable being out here but now i feel like a this is where i'm supposed to be thomas will walk the same streets in that. >>here's the mug shot that was tweeted out by sfpd last june warning residents that wolf had been arrested repeatedly for drug possession and violating his stay away order. 8 months later. wolf responded to that tweet thanking the salvation army for helping him get sober and thanking the officer who arrested him the most are you doing here you can see wolf reuniting with officer rob gilson back in march, he credits gilson for helping him get out of the tenderloin thereby saving his life. but now the man who lost his old job as a social worker because of his drug habit is now 10 months clean and sober and has a job around the corner from the tenderloin police station. he's now working as a case worker and life skills coordinator at the salvation army'

in the san jose studio, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> still to come, something that feels likegreement is almost impossible. but today, the president, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer seem to agree on a $2 trillion plan to update the nation's infrastructure. plus -- >> i'd say today was, you know, on the edge. these boats are, you know, the fastest boats in the world. >>> what is it like to sail 60 miles an hour or even faster? i would say that is what these boats would do this weekend on the bay. we are going to take you for right if they get ready to race. >>> wake up with mornings on 2. >> the motorcycle chase that ended up here at fremont street on the bridge. we do not recommend driving right now from oakland to san francisco. >> be sure to watch every warning on ktvu fox 2. so i'm looking for someone to make my chicken bigger, tastier...the best. so what do you got? are you kidding me? i was literally born for this. ♪ thank you. ♪ make it super crispy. so? you had me at fried chicken pacifier. try my new spicy chicken strips combo today. with 100% all-white meat chicken. >>

maureen kelly kron 4 news.tudents families and community volunteers plan to come together tomorrow to clean up paradise high school. the deadly camp fire back in november destroyed most of the town of paradise and damage large parts of the school school partner with comcast to plant trees clean and paint inspiration inspirational murals on the campus ahead of a graduation ceremony next month principal loren lighthall talk to us today about the importance of getting the school ready for graduation. >>and it's important on the field that's where everybody's parents graduated from its real important to the community and the kids in pain. everybody involved that we get that feels ready so we can hold graduation on the seals. >>the entire town of paradise continues the long process of coming back from that while fire officials say at least one family has broken ground on a new home, 7 others have permits to start their rebuilding. >>to buy expanded making it easy to access all your favorite entertainment and. >>if y

as greg and maureen walked the hills and stood outside to smoke cigarettes, there was a smoke in calls to police. before the couple moved in. terry sent an e-mail it piedmont police chief, jeremy bowers, explaining the situation. the chief says the 9-1-1 calls have tapered off but he's firm about educating the public. >> it's incumbent upon us to respond to issues that are related to crime. or suspicious activity related to crime. simply somebody looking like they're not in the right place or not looking like they live in a certain community, that's not a crime. and that's not something that this police department has a functional responsibility to respond to. >> i can understand that initial reaction. what i would say is look a little more deeply. trust terry, trust your instincts to maybe connect with them and see who they really are. >> reporter: >>> coming up next, our original report. >> are some everyday items in your home putting you at risk for alzheimer's? >> people have cognitive decline typically have somewhere between 10 and 25 contributors. >> wait till you see the incredi

well ford maureen kelly takes an in-depth look at the reasons why. >>i i wanted to kind of feed a sickly flow rate and instructor a pleasant hills diablo valley college is showing students in ruled in the horticulture departments controlled growth class. the greenhouse farming method of hydroponics. a practice popular in indoor pot farming gain a vertical tower going in the greenhouse. we can do that for not pot. they also practice on microgreens in fact cannabis isn't even mentioned in the for a reason we're is in fact a drug-free campus so we can't be growing cannabis as it is despite that this class is totally full. >>dv sees only horticulture course that can currently make that claim to know that there's jobs out there we know it's a pardon the pun budding industry. >>and that there is going to be a lot of jobs out there it was offered for credit this semester as an experiment and will be made a permanent part of their program next year. but at this point it's too soon to say if they'll ever create a specific cannabis curriculum, the idea of thei

>>force maureen kelly reports he's now working to help other homeless people get off the street. >>at first it was really weird. it was kind of uncomfortable being out here but now i feel like a this what i'm supposed to be. >>thomas will walk the same streets of the tenderloin where one year ago, he was. >>here's the mug shot that was tweeted out by sfpd last june warning residents that wolf had been arrested repeatedly for drug possession and violating his stay away order. 8 months later. wolf responded to that tweet thanking the salvation army for helping him get sober and thanking the officer who arrested him the most are you doing here you can see wolf reuniting with officer rob gilson back in march, he credits gilson for helping him get out of the tenderloin thereby saving his life. but now the man who lost his old job as a social worker because of his drug habit is now 10 months clean and sober and has a job around the corner from the tenderloin police station. he's now working as a case worker and life skills coordinator at the salvation army's railton place helping homel

if convicted he faces a possible life sentence maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>daytime auto burglaries remain a problem in the town of danville and in one case suspects wanted in connection was recent burglaries were caught on camera using stolen credit cards, gone for sleep juggle shows us who police are now looking for. >>turns out what seems like a safe quiet environment, an attractive to criminals is the exact opposite the store for auto burglaries typically tends to be open ring the day. >>and that's when people are out and about people. purses backpacks and the cars and so you have to shop in the stores open and for auto burglaries and thefts from vehicles. that's a great time. >>shocked and police chief alan shields sharing these photos of 2 men and 2 women who literally went shopping after being connected to at least 2 auto burglaries reported at half muggy ranch park on may 6th chief shield says these for use credit cards that's a 40 stores in alamo and walnut creek after they were taken from cars parked in the lot near the dog park in broad daylight

maureen kelly warnings. well coming up a disturbing. >>detailing an increase in anti semitic incidents, we'll talk with an expert why californians in particular should be concerned. and if you're streaming a son crown on the news continues during the commercial break go >>and there is some corruption to talk to you about tonight fraud and corruption tours as some state lawmakers are now associating with a high speed rail capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains was leading one lawmaker to call for an investigation into that project. >>billions over budget and more than a decade behind schedule assemblyman jim patterson is calling for an investigation into the high speed rails private consultants making it up as you go along. >>handing over the decisions to handle billions of dollars of public money by private consultants who had everything to gain by telling us that they were doing just fine. >>the central valley, lawmakers concerned about corruption and fraud after recent reports revealed the bullet train tracks are being built o

supervisor brown's legislation goes into effect in about 3 months maureen kelly from 40's. >>governor gavin newsom announced proposals he says could significantly cut down costs for families across california. our grant lotus joins us now here in the studio he has details on what the governor had to say grab pen can i think most people like the idea of the que tion is how are you going to pay for it and that has been discussed here governor, new son and his wife jennifer siebel newsom unveiled what they're calling parents agenda. you see them here today with some a unique props to governor wants to get rid of sales tax on diapers and menstrual products that would mean losing an estimated $55 million a year in tax revenue, other proposals presented today include a $1000 tax credit for families with children age 6 and younger also on the table extending paid family leave for 2 weeks for each parent. >>we need in our society today to have both moms and dads both parents or family members there to help care for our families there's a lot of things we can do to empower women and

maureen for arizona pretty stormy to the south and east. we stay dry. clouds in the morning tomorrow sunshine in the afternoon. more of the same on sunday. cloudy pretty much all day long along the coastline but otherwise plan on afternoon sunshine. low clouds tonight seasonal temperatures this weekend, a good thing clouds, early sunshine in the afternoon for the majority. 1- 2 degrees above average, concord 3 degrees above average. pacifica 61 degrees, san ramon 75, pittsburgh tomorrow 77, valeo 72. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine mill valley 69 san rafael 70. oakland approaching 70 tomorrow. napa low 70s clearlake 84 ukiah 85 degrees. extended forecast beautiful weather through the weekend. not cold, not hot. we trail off temperature wise a few degrees monday and tuesday much more so starting wednesday. looks right now rain will stay to the north but not too far as we watched several storms passing over northern california next week. >>> just ahead warning signs up in one bay area beach after a surfer's terrifying tangle with a great white shark. t

the city off the hook for providing basic services but help out as the city gets its act together maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>force now streaming live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials the new service is called kron on get caught up with the latest breaking news and weather any time of day, there's a crowd and atv to start watching now. 30 a random and brutal beating in southern california and the weapon used as one of those rentable electric scooters details on who is now behind bars. >>one of the world's most-used app apps might not be keeping your personal information safe, what you need to know about what's at security attack. >>plus after the break san francisco becoming the first city in the nation to approve a band on facial >>the one count and ordinances passed on first reading. >>our top story tonight at 5.30 just one dissenting vote and san francisco supervisors adopt the country's first ordinance that bans facial recognition as a law enforcement tool that technology that's marketed by amazon microsoft and other companies says raising fears about privacy oakland and

education could help them enter a now legal field that's bloomed to become a multibillion-dollar industry maureen kelly khan 40's. >>interesting and despite the fact that and this is a budding industry so to speak we found very few california colleges actually offering classes in cannabis yes and we're going to examine the reason why in the second part of our series that's tonight on kron 4 news. >>at 10. >>and taking a live look outside a beautiful shot of the embarcadero and i want to hear. >>for fun things i sure do to it's a windy friday a evening is as we say choose the weekend and our chief meteorologist large car know, you're looking at a good time, ah there's a lot of stuff to do around the bay area right so we just want to highlight a few of those things we for fun things for you tonight. >>you want to check it out you want some to do hey that's a great weekend to get out and do it out of the 3rd wag dog festival that is going to be in sausalito that looks like a great time. have a dog contest, a costume contest. the dog owner, and look alike contest with their dogs is just going to be g

stuffed pasta sauces italian delicacies is shutting down now after more than 90 years conference maureen kelly. >>was among the longtime customers, including danny glover and lining up to grab a bite and say goodbye. >>here's video that shows what look like around lunchtime when the charming mission corner delicatessen was filled with mostly long time. the ashen white smocks a paper hat. they left carrying out their favorites mostly the handmade craft the only and song. lucas was famous for some left with. others with that. there's i talk to say they were shocked at the meeting when the owners announced they were selling the building at 22th in valencia and closing up shop and their heart broken that that day is i here. >>part of our history growing up in the city. you know just like an institution, it seems like it's sad because one after another keeps closing. >>you know, it's i guess it's for the new generation it's good it's sad for them because they will be able to experience it. >>i'm glad that i have friends told me that they we closing down ever to be in town about a kind of come

just did what cops all over the city do every day helping people in the communities they care about maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>stories like that it's great to see people get help turn themselves around and also help red to remember a teen who drowned in san ramon valley high school a pool there about a year ago then curry's death was ruled an accident dozens of people gathered for a vigil for curry last night right in front of the danville lot of very to mark the one year since his death. right now it's sort of getting through. i mean it's heart warming and heartbreaking. i'm so grateful. star friend sen. the carey family has filed a lawsuit against the san ramon unified school district and the teacher who was on duty during that peak last the lawsuit claims that the teacher who was supervising the swim class looking at his cell phone at the time of the accident. we'll take a look at this police seized more than 1000 weapons from a home in an upscale los angeles neighborhood. aerial video showed authorities are sorting through their document and documenting that massive pollo weapons. it

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>happening now a warning for students walking your u c berkeley near the campus there groups of armed robbers are targeting students police tell coffers has it but you know what you need to know about the most recent robberies. >>2 separate groups of u c berkeley students walking near the campus. our rob within a 90 minute, i'm free. >>suspects pulled up in a vehicle next so many of those around them are approached them some kind of way and they're armed with handguns. the man in their property. >>scary stuff, scary stuff. the first incident happened around 12:30am thursday, a group of floor bill students robbed at gunpoint of their backpacks itself belittled here the 2700 block of jenny legs to give up their property and they got are underway. berkeley police say they have limited descriptions of the 3 armed suspects the same goes for the vehicle about an hour and a half later a second group 3 male students robbed of their backpacks and cell phones, a good at limited descriptions of

pricing otherwise known as charging a toll on busy downtown streets as a way to help ease congestion maureen kelly kron 4 names. >>murder attempted murder and now 109 hate crime charges the new charges make the 19 year-old suspect in that deadly synagogue shooting eligible for the death penalty. josh earnest is accused of killing one woman in a synagogue in poway during passover prosecutors say he is also charged with 53 counts of attempted murder. a federal prosecutor says earnest called a 911 dispatcher and said he thought he killed some people and that he did it because he was trying to defend my nation in a separate case is also facing a charge of arson from a mosque. >>the us is set to increase tariffs on chinese-made goods from 10% to 25% tomorrow, the current list of goods affected by tariffs covers everything from food to handbags pats would steal and a lot more. the white house is eyeing additional chinese exports for future tariffs. kristen holmes has the latest from washington. >>is he the tariffs would do because it broke today. >>slamming china and praising an upcoming tariff in

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>still ahead skiing in may doesn't happen every year, but a big snowstorm is going to die what you need to know if you plan to hit the slopes. >>2 men are caught on camera vandalizing a tesla for apparently no reason how the cars high-tech security system though caught the crooks. >>plus 2 window washers way. hanging on for dear life, this is insane we'll show you more of this dramatic video right after the break and taking another look at storm tracker for radar we can show it an up at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>take a look at this summit heart-stopping vid

maureen kelly khan 40's. >>let's get a check of the weather around the bay area, some continued scattered showers out there, let's get the 4 zone forecast laura standing by with that yeah guys we are going to little bit of a break from all the stormy weather storm clouds still out there we're still seeing showers we're going to be winding down though now but you can see the pop-up showers all around the bay area certainly some downpours out there he cut an attorney for one of those yet coming down pretty heavily for a short amount of time. then it kind of moves on by others want to see the overnight tonight, the showers going start to wind down specially after midnight, the by tomorrow morning. a lot of clouds but most the rain is done. i think the better part of friday we're going to catch a break a little sunshine, especially by the afternoon. saturday that all changes get one of the storm system approaching the coastline here comes. and there you go you've got some yelling at some orange we've got some hea

maureen kelly kron four knees.ake a live look outside right now and francisco's embarcadero pretty windy see that tree there i do i see blowing in the wind our chief meteorologist lights kind of season 2 and you see some rain in the forecast the whole lot of rain i mean unusual to see a series of storms usually get one of the time come in, but i'm seeing whole series. >>that are likely to impact the bay area over the next 7.10. maybe even longer that may be till the end of the month, so this is a significant change in the weather pattern now coming our way today, not a bad day, the temperatures are coming down in some spots in the center of the 6 degrees cooler 4 degrees cooler nevado and a green cooler in the san francisco. still these working like this today all around the bay area we were in the 70's inland, 77 topping out in livermore 79 actually and warm in concord into san francisco below average of 60 degrees 67 degrees in oakland and 70 degrees in santa rosa. well, those clouds will be on a stream back on s

maureen kelly for news. >>rays now streaming live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials. is called kron on get caught up with the latest breaking news and weather any time of day visit kron on dot t v to start watching now. next at 5.30 a police shooting is under investigation in fairfield hear why officers say they opened fire on a burglary suspect. >>students in paradise are still coping with devastating loss after the entire town was nearly wiped out by the campfire see how celebrities made their from little more special this year. >>and the battle over financing for the state's high speed. rail is switching tracks. it is now headed for federal court. the latest on the fight between man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-a

maureen kelly kron four knees. >>homeless advocates insist what they hope to build on the side of a long-defunct grocery store in san jose is not a homeless shelter, bua rather a permanent housing project as khan for trump tells us most neighbors seem to be opposed to the plan. >>dick supermarket here at 4th and younger in north san jose closed several years ago. but a group called people assisting the homeless or path is eyeing the site for a project that could oust a formerly homeless people in as many as 100 permanent apartment homes says regional director megan cold guard. >>there's only one solution on neighbors are pushing back on that however the 4 or 5 story development is just not a good fit. >>for the mostly residential neighborhood says opposition leader sarah holt it's in my front yard and that that makes me very nervous, even if it was just 120 apartments period. i would be concerned. >>that with this particular population in very concerned neighbors are worried about more traffic crime drug use and th

supervisor brown's legislation goes into effect in about 3 months maureen kelly from 40's. >>the city of san francisco is a step closer to banning facial recognition technology if approved the city would be the first in the country to ban its agencies from using that technology facial recognition allows law enforcement to know where we walk what stores we visit what churches we might go to through area surveillance cameras the rules committee unanimously voted to advance the ordinance the bill requires there to be public notice clear policies and a vote by the board. before any city department can use surveillance technology. the a clu has been working with city leaders to stop the surveillance technology from becoming a reality. the board of supervisors will vote on this matter next week. >>a new report of the city of pleasant hill recommends allowing to medicinal retail cannabis dispensary to open up within city limits. but the city council says that might not be a good idea crown forcefully to call explains the council's counterproposal. >>in a staff report the planning

maureen kelly from 4 needs. >>and while the money, the betty offs pledge today is to study homeless as the city of san francisco is already spending a fortune on that problem ground force anchorman live at city hall with more on that part of the story dan. >>hull city of san francisco is getting a lot of people off the street but a look around people are still on the streets, many of them with mental health issues, many of the drug addiction issues so the question becomes where is the money being spent what more does the city of san francisco need to do going forward. right now the city of san francisco, but it's about million a year for the homeless. >>the bulk of that money or 65% goes towards permanent affordable housing. many with supportive services we have 9,000 folks o- any given night who are formerly homeless. >>who we're housing and keeping housed a every night. another 18% is earmarked for navigation centers, shelters, and homeless outreach. >>still with all that money being spent on any given day the

pricing otherwise known as charging a toll on busy downtown streets as a way to help ease congestion maureen kelly 40's. >>santa clara county sanctuary policy is back in the spotlight amid a proposal for the board of supervisors to consider some changes. so the board of supervisors called for a review of its sanctuary policy following the february killing a 59 year-old then the larson of san jose, 24 year-old carlos kuranda is accused of that murder, he's an undocumented man who was released from jail despite numerous detention requests from ice. so critics of the current policy say that refusing to notify ice when certain inmates are released from jail. represents a threat to the general public. >>what could change is the county's policy about notifying eyes. in cases where there are very serious violent solondz who are about to be released. also happen to be undocumented. and the district attorney have also called for changing the detention policy but immigrant rights groups warn that cooperating with ice will mean undocumented people will not report crime and stopped cooperating with poli

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>an employee with the san bruno fire department has been arrested for allegedly propositioning a 16 year-old boy for sexually act. the san bruno police department says it arrested 68 year-old gary carson after received a report saying the fire department's secretary had inappropriately contacted the victim. the incident took peninsula high school on may 10th. carson has been placed on administrative leave from the fire department and was booked into the santo county jail on felony charges, including communicating with a minor with the intent to commit a felony. police say carson was not working when he allegedly passed a note to the 16 year-old boy. >>for your health, this evening medical researchers at nyu csf have lisa first of its kind study on the impact of legalized marijuana on health care they study 28 million hospital records in colorado before and after that state decriminalize recreational marijuana back in 2012 since then colorado has seen a 10% increase in automobile acci

maureen kelly khan 40's. streaming live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials. the new service is called kron on get caught up on all the latest breaking news and weather. any time of day visit kron on dot tv to start watching now. 5.30 an increase in violence in one east bay city has police calling in reinforcements the help they are getting from federal officials to come back. >>also get ready for more on wanted form the full message is quite debt collectors will soon be able to text to an email you and this is aside from ongoing robo calls a new immigration proposal and the president is asking for fewer low-wage low-skilled immigrants >>top story tonight at 5.30 president trump unveils a new immigration plan. administration officials say this is a designed to unite republicans improve border security and move towards a merit based immigration system but as crime first camila bernal explains the proposal is facing an uphill battle. >>president trump proposing what he calls a modern and lawful immigr