kron four's maureen kelly was there outside the courthouse today where peterson's attorney revealed the evidence that they believe we'll set their client free. scott peterson appeared remotely at his hearing tam and seemingly in good spirits as the status. last county d a told the court. >> that she would no longer be seeking the death penalty for peterson's conviction in the murder of his pregnant wife lacey and unborn son conner the california supreme court had thrown out the death sentence. and in order to get it reinstated. the dia would have had to bring back all the witnesses and re present the evidence in front of a whole new jury in order for them to decide if peterson deserves the ultimate punishment. in a previous filing. she says while the family has no doubt of his guilt. quote, the process is simply too painful to endure once again outside of court peterson's lawyer had this reaction. they're delaying the inevitable. this case is going to get overturned. that's because peterson's legal team is also seeking a re trial over alleged juror misconduct which the judge has yet to

kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >> you know, been dead already. he but i'm still here. side of it, you know, that just has to do something. you know, i think you're going like this. cheryl much as homeless. she says she's been on the streets of san francisco because of our addiction to crack and how easy it is for her to buy and use drugs. here is not 12 years here. >> yeah, because morley out here. i'm from san jose and i as it is at the zoo. it is. i wasn't. yeah. so i my opinion they need to crack down down here. >> they really do. she walked up to me as i was tagging along with one of the city's new street crisis response teams working in the tenderloin. the team is made up of a community paramedic, a mental health clinician in a peer support counselor. they responded nonviolent 911, calls involving mentally disturbed people. they just administered narcan to someone on the verge of an overdose and we're handing him off to an ambulance crew. the 50 year-old woman said she wanted help off the streets. the peer support counselor uses his experience of being formally ho

maureen. kelly reports that the search warrants were executed in several bay area cities. >> here's video of the 15,000 pounds of fireworks that were seized after a months long investigation by the san mateo county sheriff's office and here's the mug shot of 61 year-old sam san of san francisco now booked into the san mateo county jail on several counts of selling and possessing dangerous fireworks. according to the sheriff's office spokesperson several times over the course of the investigation. undercover members of the crime suppression unit. >> would meet sand in millbrae parking lot and make. >> large buys of illegal fireworks ranging from 500 to a 1000 pounds with thousands of dollars changing hands investigators seize the bulk of the fireworks after executing a search warrant at sands oakland warehouse. >> they also seized over a 1000 pounds at a second location on the 3900 block of e c street in san jose from inside the home of a second suspect identified by the sheriff's office says 5

inch they had to go out there now, because the prices are high, the demand is high, but mau maureen, and then herb, i would like you to walk the viewer thus history here, if you look back at ipos, in the decades, is it true or not true that most of the time ipos sell at a lower price than the day they came public there's the ipo price, and we've seen thinks dramatic prices it's heart to get above -- so just for this question, that is one reason a lot of companies do find this the less extreme probably more constructive it it gets to be dangerous it hesitates a bit >> can you shed in lice on this and where ipos eventually settle a year, a year and a half after they come public whether they are lower than the first-day pop and lower than the opening price? >> there's a time, tyler, a year later, but i think that, you know, one thing maureen was talking about was something i think the direct listings was trying to get at yesterday you've had direct listings going i think square space was another one? or oatly, one of those but i have to say one thing here, tyler, the one headline i saw

our kron four's maureen kelly. was at the courthouse and reports that the judge could issue a ruling on this in the coming months. >> the stanislaw county da actually showed up in person inside the redwood city courtroom today to try to get the judge to set a sentencing date for scott peterson. now that she's no longer seeking to have his death sentence reinstated for the murders of his wife, lacey and unborn son connor. that sentence was tossed by the california supreme court over errors made by the original trial judge during jury selection. but that's been tabled for now. so peterson remains on death row in san quentin despite no longer being sentenced to death or even having any sentence at all. the department of corrections says they don't plan to move him until he is re sentence. but that's going to have to wait until after the current judge decides if peterson should get a whole new trial because of alleged juror misconduct by this woman rochelle nice the same higher court found she failed to disclose that s

they hope at the very least this incident. >> gets the city to speed things up and take action. >> maureenron 4 news. >> out to the city's attorney's office who forwarded letters that they've are sent to the developer forest view llc. you're trying to get them to remove what they call a dangerous street as of june 4th, the city says that if they did not remove that the the city would do it for them in place, a lien on the property to recoup the cost where attempting to reach the developer for comment. >> still ahead tonight, get a shot, maybe win a trip to new vaccine incentives coming for californians. also, if you want a vaccine may be tonight before tomorrow's reopening. you can do so and watch the maze baseball will tell you how that's possible. president biden also continuing his trip abroad today, his pledge to our allies abroad. and if you've been looking forward to summer time. well, summer. looks like it's coming a little bit early. going to get hot i

kron four's maureen kelly has the story. here's a picture of gene chang. can fung san francisco law enforcement are asking for anyone who sees her to call 911. >> the 5 foot tall non english speaker was last seen wearing a red or pink puffy jacket. a purple sweater brown pants, black, ugh boots and a red beanie with an l g logo. police say she left her richmond district home around 3 o'clock friday and was spotted by chp officers here at the macarthur tunnel about a half hour later because she had not yet been reported missing and didn't appear to be disoriented. they used the language app to communicate with her and she asked to be dropped off here at the marina safeway that was around a quarter to for her family reported her missing. later that night flyers have been posted here as well as along the clement street corridor today during a zoom news conference. the san francisco district attorney read a statement from her family because of the language barrier. we believe she is out there feeling helpless. >> and scared. please help reunite us. sfpd has 3

maureen kelly kron 4 news, california senator alex padilla says he wants to make sure the state's powerd can handle what's expected to be. >> a long, hot, dry summer. he toured the cal iso facility yesterday in full sun which maintains the state's power grid. padilla says climate change is putting pressure on our grid and he doesn't want power shut off become the new normal. he adds the solution is to go more green and he's working with congress to make sure that happens. >> told he will help us multiple both of the tech do every liability. >> senator padilla says that he believes the federal government also needs to do more to help businesses affected by though, shut offs. >> people are trying to get ahead of possible wildfires in southern california clearing out thick grass where flames, of course, could easily spread. we know that drill the clear out drill but accessing that tall grass and dry brush can at times be especially tricky and that is where hello, goats and sheep come in handy residents in the santa barbara neighborhood say their livestock helping with the lack of rain so f

vicki liviakis, the female merchant says that she was struck in the face repeatedly kron four's maureenly report says is not the first time they've experienced crime at their establishment. >> so if you see much in awe as is swollen and i was like when i blow my nose, there's lot comes at rhema judas as she was struck repeatedly in the face. this happening after she says she witnessed her attacker shoplift a beverage from her store monday afternoon. >> she says the same man has repeatedly stolen from their deli and cafe. but because she didn't want any trouble. she let him go. she says things got violent when she tried to shut the door after him and he started me on the remus has been tony who came on the scene after the fact says he was socked in the jaw as well. this is a picture of the suspect taken by one of the neighbors who came to remove the judas say at least one of those good samaritans was also punched. they held the man until police arrived. the delhi tony below knees has been a neighborhood staple for 30 years. the couple says they already had to put plywood up behind their

oakley as well as discovery bay kron four's, maureen kelly talked to a woman whose home security camera caught one rolling around in her yard. >> here's video of the bear walking around marina circle in discovery, bay has 6.15 sunday morning. >> for 7 minutes or 8 minutes. it was wandering around front of our house in the neighbor's house and then it jumped over the fence and went into the water. one camera even shows that shaking off as it comes out of the water. it was funny the bears wandering around just looking around. it didn't look like it was hungry. >> or, you know, it wasn't like trying to anything up or get into garbage cans. anything in it. >> maybe just looking for the water to kind of get out back out to the open space. >> the day before. what is possibly the same bear was spotted by a farmer out in nights and saturday morning, we looked out his window after getting up to use the restroom at 04:30am, knows that. i saw big object a dog. this is not a dog and it was it was it was a very but it was 300, 5400 pounds. maybe a little more now on that scare. but i'm not going to

maureen kelly kron 4 news good advice.tre county growers say that the drought has dried out the soil in their orchards orchard state. about 3 feet of water. >> per season. and during a drought like this one. they may need 4 or more feet when there's just no water to spare. they do expect the quality of fruits like peaches plums and proves to be way down. we're running the pumps more and we're trying to electric bills are higher pump to coming from public, from deep. >> and pumps are drying up. it's going to be tough, tough roadrahead of body. >> oh, boy. well, typically there is no rain in the valley and tell them fall arrives. and that's a ways off that we know and we have a section on kron 4 dot com dedicated to weather and wildfire resources. >> you can grab your phone scan. this qr code here using the camera on your phone. the link includes an interactive drought map and the latest on water restrictions in different neighborhoods says we turn our attention to the forecast. obviously in trouble here with this whole drou

maureen kelly has that story. >> bay area has the 3rd largest homeless population in the united states. we provide shelter to less homeless residents than any region and the united states. so the way we see it, this is a public health emergency. >> the bay area homeless crisis is a problem that's been decades in the making and the bill has now come do according to the bay area council senior vice president of public policy and that admitting to solve our most persistent problem. a one-time investment of 9.3 billion dollars. the funds going to dramatically increase the bay area's supply of emergency shelters models mostly on oakland's community cabins expand rental assistance to keep people from becoming homeless in the first place. and boost the creation of permanent supportive and affordable housing. they're also calling on increasing safe parking sites for those living in vehicles and upping the investment into mental health and substance abuse programs. their solution comes with an annual cost of 2.5 billion dollars. the funds would be coming from the feds. the state and a propose r

kron four's maureen kelly was outside the courthouse. peterson's attorney revealed evidence they believe will set their client free. >> they're delaying the inevitable. this case is going to get overturned. eventually the facts are coming out more and more. we're learning about what happened. we think we know who killed peterson has peterson looked on remotely from san quentin. the dia repeated she would not seek the death penalty even if peterson is granted a new trial. the da says the decision was made after consulting with peterson's family. the california supreme court had thrown out the death sentence and a new jury would have had to hear the whole case over again to decide if peterson deserves the ultimate punishment. >> for killing his prefnant wife and unborn son. but peterson's legal team is also seeking a new trial over alleged juror misconduct which the judge has yet to rule on outside of court peterson's lawyer says the da's about-face on the death penalty comes after he submitted a discovery motion regarding a burglary in th

fireworks at a million dollars in cash seized by san mateo county sheriff's deputies, kron four's maureenly reports the search warrants. rick's executed in several bay area cities. >> here's video of the 15,000 pounds of fireworks that were seized after a months long investigation by the san mateo county sheriff's office and here's the mug shot of 61 year-old sam san of san francisco now booked into the san mateo county jail on several counts of selling and possessing dangerous fireworks. according to the sheriff's office spokesperson several times over the course of the investigation. undercover members of the crime suppression unit. >> would meet sand in millbrae parking lot and make. >> large buys of illegal fireworks ranging from 500 to a 1000 pounds with thousands of dollars changing hands investigators seize the bulk of the fireworks after executing a search warrant at sands oakland warehouse. >> they also seized over a 1000 pounds at a second location on the 3900 block of e c street in san jose from inside the home of a second suspect identified by the sheriff's office says 54 year

kron four's maureen kelly got a chance to be there. >> the san francisco freedom and played james brown's classic about feeling good as the lgbt community gathered outside city hall for the official kickoff to pride greeting each other with hugs and set of elbow bumps, all leading up to the traditional raising of the rainbow flag. the mayor exuding pride for the city as it inches closer to what it was like prepandemic. i'm feeling so good about what we've accomplished during this pandemic and we would have been able to do that. >> without so many of you. so thank you for keeping us safe. let's celebrate pride. let's enjoy san francisco. let's come alive again this year. pride festivities will be both virtual and some in person. but for the second year in a row, there will be no big pride parade. you can't cancel pride pride is who we are. and our hearts pride is our community. i now pronounce you spouses for live. you may kiss. >> and it's fitting that the first pair to have their wedding officiated by the mayor inside the rotunda in over a year is a same couple made this we know it's sti

maureen kelly report.was also the first day weddings could be celebrated in person inside. >> the lgbtq community gathered on the steps of city hall. feeling good about the city's official kickoff to pride greeting each other with hugs instead of elbow bumps, all leading up to the traditional raising of the rainbow flag. this is really one of my favorite times of year. >> and you know what, we're going to celebrate. we're going to have a good time. we're going to keep smiles on our faces because we survive the pandemic uaw. and we're still here this year. pride festivities will be both virtual and some in person. but for the second year in a row, there will be no big pride parade soon enough. we will be back. >> on market street in the 10's of thousands shouting and hugging and loving happy pride. everybody. >> i now pronounce you spouses for live. you may kiss your bra. >> and it's fitting that the first couple post-pandemic to have their wedding officiated by the mayor inside the rotunda is a same couple

maureen kelly has the story. >> we find ourselves in a crisis. ourselves really from a weekend of violence. what we've seen for homicides. >> over a three-day period. the oakland police chief put up pictures of some of the 65 homicide victims who lost their lives so far this year. it's an increase of 83% from the same period last year. one of them hitting very close to home. this is my guy says. that means the oakland city council voted 6 to 2 in favor of reducing nearly 18 million dollars from mayor libby shaft proposed budget for opd over the next 2 years by cutting to police academy classes. >> the money will go instead towards violence prevention strategies, including scaling up a team of trained civilians to respond to nonviolent calls involving mental and behavioral health issues as well as funding job placement and job training. the chief says he's not against violence prevention programs, but the cuts will be painful. the impact will be media. >> what a slower response times to emergency calls for service city council person lauren taylor

maureen kelly reports that this all started with the verbal dispute that quickly turned ugly. >> i'mfront of the vista creek apartments where this all went down thursday evening around 06:00pm according to the alameda county sheriff's office. this started as a verbal this involving some salty language. >> in the surveillance video leading up to the violence. you can see the victim in a verbal confrontation with the amazon delivery driver which the alameda county sheriff's office says during which time the victim said the b word as she turned back to go inside the driver sets up on her, striking her repeatedly. the sheriff's office says the suspect hit the older woman an estimated 10 times in the face and head. here's another angle that shows the attack from inside the building where you can see how the victim is pushed up against the door as she struck by the repeated blows, the sheriff's office says the attack left the victim with a possible broken nose and visible injuries. a short time later 21 year-old its mir as was arrested. you can see her still wearing her amazon vest in this

kron four's maureen kelly was outside the courthouse where peterson's attorney revealed evidence that the defense team believes will set their client free. >> they're delaying the inevitable. this case is going to get overturned. eventually the facts are coming out more and more. we're learning about what happened. we think we know who killed peterson has peterson looked on remotely from san quentin. the dia repeated she would not seek the death penalty even if peterson is granted a new trial. the da says the decision was made after consulting with peterson's family. the california supreme court had thrown out the death sentence and a new jury would have had to hear the whole case over again to decide if peterson deserves the ultimate punishment. >> for killing his pregnant wife and unborn son. but peterson's legal team is also seeking a new trial over alleged juror misconduct which the judge has yet to rule on today outside of court. peterson's lawyer says the da's about-face on the death penalty cdmes after he submitted a discovery motion regarding a burglary in the peterson's neigh

. >> outlined a spending plan as kron four's maureen kelly reports now it's not just going to take cold, hard cash but also political will to move this strategy forward. >> the bay area as a whole. does the worst job in the nation at getting homeless off the streets with 73% of them being unsheltered. according to the bay area council that have needed to solve our most persistent problem. a one-time investment of 9.3 billion dollars funds going to dramatically increase the bay area's supply of emergency shelters models. mostly on oakland's community cabins expand rental assistance to keep people from becoming homeless in the first place. and those the creation of permanent supportive and affordable housing. they're also calling on increasing say parking sites for those living in vehicles and upping the investment into mental health and substance abuse programs. their solution comes with an annual cost of 2.5 billion dollars by 8. >> deciding not to invest and housing and shelters. we are by default deciding to invest. instead in the criminal justice system and emergency health care for

always good to have you with us, maureen.d about the fact that she didn't know that she could request to be removed from this. the point that you make in your piece is that she's been performing, doing her show in las vegas. it's tough to understand why she's under so much scrutiny, under so much control. >> yeah, this is a watershed moment. we've never heard britney speak about the conservatorship ever. >> you have these people scouring her instagram account for little crews or easter eggs that she might have been leaving. and to hear her tell the judge that she wanted everything she was saying in court to be made public. she wanted the public and the press, which whom she's had a contentious relationship to hear it. she said this was really a heartbreaking plea for freedom is >> martha: you know, with regard to her father, he put out a statement on this today or his attorney, i should say, put out a statement. he's sorry to see his daughter suffering and in so much pain. mr. spears loves his daughter and misses her very muc

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> today. kron 4 did reach out to the developer. but so far we have yet to hear back from them for comment. >> a beautiful monday. kicking off our workweek. we want to check on the 4 zone forecast with this live look outside from our camera atop mount tam opi us looking out over the beautiful bay. enjoy these cooler temperatures of meteorologist lawrence karnow here tonight with a look at what's on tap. triple digits headed our way put the flannel sheets away. get out try flip flops. here we go. i mean, summer list to begin a little bit early and it is going to be a major heat wave rolling in the bay area. >> very hot starting a wednesday and many inland spots. the temperatures as we head through this heat wave a 100 to 208 degrees, maybe even warmer than that. parts of solano county. now there's going to be a big variety of temperatures along the coastline. enough of a sea breeze to keep you cool. they're so highs out toward the beaches very comfortable in the 60's and the 70's. but this going to be a heat wave. the kind of sticks

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> we have breaking news to tell you about this sonoma county. one person is dead at an apartment complex in rohnert park. police are now looking for the killer. it happened just before 03:00pm at the park ridge apartments on snyder lane. so far we don't have any information on the victim. but police say the suspect was driving a silver or gray dodge dakota pickup truck with a black lumber rock and a white 4 by 4 sticker on the back tailgated anyone with information is being asked to call police. >> in the east bay. police in fremont have been seeing an uptick in jewelry snatching robberies officers have responded to 4 of these types of robberies in just the last 2 weeks they took place on or so drive jamestown road. all of avenue and near all of2 avenue in mackay road. police say 3 of the victims, 3 of the 4 victims are elderly as old as 96. and one of the victims is a man seems said in all the incidents, the victims were either on a walk alone or in front of their homes sometime before noon. >> yes. one of the incidents, suspects just simply be

kron four's maureen kelly reports that it's not just going to take cold, hard cash. political will to move this strategy forward. >> bay area has the 3rd largest homeless population in the united states. we provide shelter to less homeless residents than any region and the united states. so the way we see it, this is a public health emergency. >> the bay area homeless crisis is a problem that's been decades in the making and the bill has now come do according to the bay area council senior vice president of public policy and that admitting to solve our most persistent problem. a one-time investment of 9.3 billion dollars. the funds going to dramatically increase the bay area's supply of emergency shelters models. mostly on oakland's community cabins expand rental assistance to keep people from becoming homeless in the first place. and boost the creation of permanent supportive and affordable housing. they're also calling on increasing safe parking sites for those living in vehicles and upping the investment into mental health and substance abuse programs. their solut

a doorway that would bring in civilian community led teams to respond instead of armed officers, maureen kelly kron, 4 news. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news ex police officer derek chauvin will face and minnesota judge to receive his sentence. >> in the murder of george floyd. we have a live report from minneapolis after we get back from break. >> happening today former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin will learn his sentence for the murder of george floyd. so it has been in a maximum security prison sale since a jury found him guilty of second and 3rd degree murder and second-degree manslaughter on april 20th craig treadway joins us live from minneapolis. craig, good morning. what can we expect to see today. >> well, rain, as you know, chauvin faced a jury of his peers and was found guilty will today. he will stand before the judge and that judge to decide whether or not chauvin. we'll spend decades behind bars. >> as to count one unintentional second-degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty since being found guilty in april of all charges in

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> next kron. 4 news at 6, a new effort to bring a wnba team to oaklnnd. we will have the latest developments on that. plus car rental prices continue to climb with the average rental prices expected to hit its peak and after the break, we're celebrating juneteenth that from 4. and we're going to take a look at the history of this day and i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love, more adventure, more community. but with my hiv treatment, there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor and switched to fewer medicines with dovato. dovato is for some adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. with just 2 medicines in 1 pill, dovato is as effective as a 3-drug regimen... to help you reach and stay undetectable. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you take dofetilide. taking dovato with dofetilide can cause serious or life-threatening side e

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> some to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock.'ll let you know what the u.s. capitol police department is once again under fire after the january 6th riot at the capitol. new details in the report. in a live report. then migration in mexico. the latest on vice president kamala harris's first trip south of the border along with the battle over and a new report from the department of homeland security shows that hundreds of migrant children could still be separated from their parents. we'll show you how the biden administration is now responding. those stories a when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> welcome back, everyone. a new senate investigation looking into the deadly january 6th insurrection at the u.s. capitol. now we're dealing some serious security breakdowns that happened that day. they

maureen kelly kron 4 news.lly no one was injured. >> a homeowner and sacramento county says she's fed up after her home was hit by an out of control car. again. now she bought the home in 2010 and the town of antelope. but since then, it has been hit. not once, not twice 7 times neighbors say they see the fast and reckless driving happening far too often where they're at. every single day. >> and we're getting called the homes after the fact and we're seeing the devastation because of all the accidents. >> it's not fair to have to live in fear and nobody it's just scary. it is. >> and the homeowner says she spoken with chp in county traffic engineers for years about introducing speed in traffic controls. but so far nothing's changed. we'll be right back after the break. >> well, a couple of bay area teenagers are raising money for medical supplies out in india where the virus has claimed more than 370,000 lives as kron four's. michelle kingston reports and just 3 weeks. they've also raised more than $50,000. >>

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maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> well, there are small earthquakes in the bay area. all of the time now, though, we're learning more about the 3.9 magnitude quake that struck and the east bay last night. just 24 hours ago almost to the minute people in our newsroom and around the bay felt it. we jumped into action. grant lodes joins us now with details on that quake. >> 6.29 last night and has on the hayward fault line, which is a well known. fault line. but this one didn't seem to produce any noticeable aftershocks after that initial quake, the hayward fault is inactive fall is sitting right there. you did. and it is an active one here in the bay area. security video from a home in san leandro. this is telling shows you what it felt like near the epicenter. no damage. but the bed shaking the desk here. another shot shows the refrigerator. you can see it go in there a little bit. the last quake of this magnitude today at the hayward fault happened back in january of 2018, which usgs officials say typical time frame between quakes of that size and officials suggest in

tuesday morning, we will preview the week ahead at the white house with correspondent maureen grumpy and former ceo director douglas talks about the state of the economic recovery and the biden administration's economic policies. friends of the earth senior program manager on president biden's environmental policies and animal our culture. watch washington journal 7:00 eastern tuesday morning and join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. ♪ >> up next, bill clinton and dan quayle discussed politics and presidential leadership with leon panetta who also served as chief of staff for bill clinton. this is just over an hour and a half. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome the co-chair and ceo of the panetta

i'm maureen >> thank you, maureen. now to the north bay and the fairfield fire department tried to save a popular restaurant from burning to the ground. this happened along jackson street and more as restaurant day and the fire looks like a damaged. the outdoor dining section of the restaurant. no one was injured. and there's no word right now. and the cause of this fire. more water restrictions might be coming to people in marine county. it's now been a month since the miranda municipal water district imposed a 40% conservation mandate to help conserve its water supplies ahead of the summer. the water district says customers are not saving enough. state was the general manager of the water district says irrigation. it's one of the biggest factors. >> so this time of year is certainly the opportunity to focus on landscaping, which well, it's important for so many reasons. it's not. the same level of essential. of firefighting and health and safety purposes. so we're asking our customers to. irrigate lawns. no more than

i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. thank you, maureen. >> to the east bay now we're antioch. police are investigating a home invasion that left both the victim in all 3 suspects hospitalized officers responded to a home on hillside road right off. lone tree way just after 4 yesterday morning, police found a 19 year-old man shot inside of that home in evidence at the scene indicated the shooting happened when the suspects tried to force their way into the house and we're confront confronted by the victim and other family members. police say they found 3 suspects to local hospitals with stab wounds. all of them are expected to be okay. new today, san francisco police say 3 people are being treated for life threatening injuries. following a shooting in san francisco. the shooting happened on golden gate avenue in high street early sunday morning. police say another shooting occurred near the area just the night before there. one person was shot with life non life threatening injuries, rather the investigation for both are still ongoing and anyone with information is asked to rea

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> let's take a live look outside along the san mateo bridge on this friday. the getaway already underway. kron four's. rebecca strom joins us now with what we can expect with the weather for the weekend. we're seeing that marine layer nice and thick, especially here at the golden gate bridge the san francisco. you're going to be in a gray skies for the most part. and so really mild conditions for the afternoon highs topping out into the 50's and even 60's on the board 68 degrees for the high in downtown today 61 in the sunset district golden gate park. you'll be at a high of 64 along the coastal low 60's for al gore, not a 61 in mount era, but mostly clear conditions there and then we're going to start to see those 70's pop up as we get into millbrae 72 degrees. 75 for the high in burlingame this afternoon and then some 80's and some more warming as we get through redwood city of 80 degrees today 83 in redwood erin woodside, rather, and then powell also mount view. we're looking the upper 70's much to your south bay zone today. we're seeing those 80's pop up

and maureen stopped dwindle off the kenyan coast. we hear about a local initiative to change fishing methods to make a more sustainable future. ah . hello and terry martin. good to have you with us, former bosnian serb commander, rudco melodic will here today. decision on his appeal against his genocide conviction for crimes committed during the 1900 ninety's conflict in the former yugoslavia. luggage was jailed for life in 2017 after a un tribunal in the hague, among other atrocities. he was sentenced for his role in this rubber needs a massacre. it's the only crime in europe since world war 2 to be declared genocide, victims relatives have traveled to the hague to hear the verdict. a few kilometers north of chevron, its the genocide, memorial and cemetery, honor the victims of the 995 massacre surest and none of its last 23 members of her family including her husband. his last words to her take care of our children. when you get flavio broke up in the early 909 keys ethnic to existence rapidly dissolved into ethnic conflict. foggy

we can right when candidate cake, or would you, maureen, over left us new comma? federal has deal. we'll get all a live update from lima. and an uptick in corona virus cases, fuel them. diety in the u. k. will look at the highly contagious, very, and threatening to be real plans. lift panoramic restrictions. ah, i'm told me all logical. welcome to the program. the far right has failed to redraw germany's political map. anglo miracles, conservative comfortably seen off a challenge from the alternative for germany in the eastern states of saxony and hauled the chancellors party one more than 3rd of the vote. be empty. last votes, but still makes up the 2nd biggest block in the regional parliament. saxony and halt is a small stage with fewer than $2000000.00 votes. so this election carried much more significance that it might have normally. that's because it was the last test of public opinion before september national elections. let's see how it played out for months in the polls, the 2 parties were breathing down each other's next here in the eastern german state of stack to me on h

did you, maureen claimed they were voting irregularities, but independent observers disputes that claim the borders of israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu have demonstrated outside parliament injury and on their opposing a possible governing coalition that could in his 12 years and power column. and is to vote on the coalition which was negotiated between right and left wing party. united nations and aid groups. a warning that 350000 people in ethiopia as war tone t grant region facing famine conditions the you and also says millions more are an urgent need of food supplies, the opium government disputes, the assessments. the don luez should be an active 14 year old, but he struggles to breathe. for a month, a don and his uncle lived in a cave, hiding from the wall raging around their home in t cry. but without enough food, they were still in danger. by much done had grown so weak, his uncle brought him to the hospital to be very strong as strong as a lion. he was hoping to grow up and have a good life, but hunger has left him where he is. now. i'm the son of a don is an early w

maureen reagan was pro-choice. it was the year of the woman and women double the number of seats in congress. two women were elected from my status senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer and feinstein is still serving and there i was and it was a great ride. i was gagging on the partisanship and that is why i left. in 2011 a wonderful mentor and friend at the wilson center and tank in washington. i am now president america has and anyway that's my career. >> host: and you are now an author too. >> guest: the quarantine was for everybody but the one upside for me was to spend a huge amount of time it my house and at the berkman center but i also wrote the book that i had been planning to write for years. >> host: there's a lot in the book about 9/11 and its aftermath. one of the results of the impact of 9/11 was the decision to create a new department of homeland security. can you share a little bit on the thinking behind that and has the department met your expectations? >> guest: well i party said and i think

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> next. as for ca is taking on the rockies in the bats were hot tonight in the mile high city. kate rooney has >> in the east bay, police in fremont have been saying more jewelry snatching robberies officers have responded to 4 of these types of robberies in the last 2 weeks. the robberies took place on or so drive jamestown road. all of avenue and near all of avenue in mackay road. police say 3 of the 4 victims are elderly. the oldest is 96 3 of them are women. it seems that in each case the victims were either alone on a walk or in front of their home sometime before noon fremont police police say they have tips to stay safe, including not walking alone and not walking with jewelry on, especially during the day because the sunlight can reflects off the gold and make it very visible to would be thieves. >> new at 8. will the summer olympics still happen. this continues to be a big question as the top organizing committee made it clear today. the fate of the games will depend on the coronavir

kron four's maureen kelly was there outside the courthouse. we're patterson's attorney peterson, rather his attorney revealed for the first time. the evidence he believes will set his client free. >> the stanislaw county district attorney made it clear in court today that she is no longer seeking the death penalty against scott peterson. but peterson's attorney says he's not buying it. they're delaying the inevitabte. >> this case is going to get overturned. eventually the facts are coming out more and more. we're learning about what happened. we think we know who killed peterson. we think that that information is coming out. we'll come out. we prefer come out of court of law as peterson looked on remotely from san quentin the dia repeated she would not seek the death penalty even if peterson is granted a new trial the da says the decision was made after consulting with lacy peterson's family. the california supreme court had thrown out the death sentence and a new jury would have had to hear the whole case over again to decide if peterson des

well, for maureen kelly talked to a woman whose home security cameras picked up video of a bear taking a morning stroll. >> here's video of the bear walking around marina circle in discovery, bay at 6.15 sunday morning. >> for 7 minutes or 8 minutes. it was wandering around front of our house and the neighbor's house and then it jumped over the fence and went into the water. one camera even shows that shaking off as it comes out of the water. it was funny because of the bear was wandering around. just looking around. it didn't look like it was hungry. >> or, you know, it wasn't like trying to anything up or get into garbage cans. anything in it. >> maybe just looking for the water to kind of get out back out to the open space. >> the day before. what is possibly the same bear was spotted by a farmer out in nights and saturday morning, we looked out his window after getting up to use the restroom at 04:30am, knows that. i saw big object that that is a dog. this is not a dog and it was it was it was a very but it was 300, 5400 pounds. maybe a little more now on that scare. but i'm not go

it's a big one almost 12 billion dollars kron four's maureen kelly report says not just going to taked cash. but political will to move this strategy forward. >> the bay area as a whole. does the worst job in the nation at getting homeless off the streets with 73% of them being unsheltered. according to the bay area council that have needed to solve our most persistent problem. a one-time investment of 9.3 billion dollars fund is going to dramatically increase the bay area's supply of emergency shelters models mostly on oakland's community cabins expand rental assistance to keep people from becoming homeless in the first place. and boost the creation of permanent supportive and affordable housing. they're also calling on increasing say parking sites for those living in vehicles and upping the investment into mental health and substance abuse programs. their solution comes with an annual cost of 2.5 billion dollars by 8. >> deciding not to invest and housing and shelters. we are by default deciding to invest. instead in the criminal justice system and emergency health care for these pe

maureen kelly kron 4 news. for your pet's health. >> that areas are warning dog owners about the surge of a deadly parasite is called long warm and it is a parasite transmitted through common slugs and snails dogs can pick up the lore of the long if they ingest the slug or snail or even just by licking the slime trails that you see along the cement sometimes adult long worms can live in the heart and major blood vessels that supply the lungs. if it's not treated, it could lead to breathing problems for your dog weight loss and even death. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> how does the bay bridge world series sound to you. sounds pretty good to me and it might not be that far fetched either. the giants have the best record in baseball. the ace of the best record of the month of june. so oakland looking to extend their win streak to 7 games today. yankee stadium. bob melvin became the winningest manager in oakland history. earlier this month. he is having another fantastic year. no scor

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> kron 4 has reached out to that developer for comment. but so far has not heard back. >> new tonight at 8 o'clock we're following a developing story from georgia tonight, a horrific scene. 3 people shot this afternoon inside of a grocery store. the shooting, the result of a dispute over wearing a mask inside. we're told that a cashier at this grocery store killed the suspect in a sheriff's deputy both injured. they are expected to survive. witnesses say this all started when the cashier told the suspect to put on a mask while inside of the store when he refused, they told him to leave. that customer. did. but then he came back a short time later with a gun and started firing at that cashier. the off-duty sheriff's deputy working security at the store at the time returned fire. we've seen plenty of shootings like this in recent weeks and even months, not just here in the bay area, but in cities all across america and shootings have actually been increasing as more americans emerge from the lockdown. >> madeleine rivera has more on this upt

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> all right. hard to believe, but it marks 40 years since the first case of hiv was discovered here in the u.s. joining us now live in scripts, he is the director of aging services at san francisco's aids foundation then spree. being here with us tonight. obviously a monumental time in this battle. where would you say that we stand at this point. now 40 years, it. >> well, i would we've made a lot of progress. and there are a lot of things we got right. but having just come through a second epidemic there. still a few things we could work on things around race things around there's still some work to do. >> vince, i have to say that i was doing news here in san francisco when the very first cases of we're we're being discussed and being discovered. it was an absolutely frightening time and the pain of of of what people were experiencing. i mean, i there were people committing suicide. they were that it was so beyond our capacity to even understand what this disease was. yeah, we have come a long w

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> san leandro has appointed a retired police chief susan manheimer to serve as its interim chief manheimer will take over the position effective monday she's had a 37 year career in law enforcement here in the bay area and formerly served as interim chief in oakland. before that she was the chief at san mateo pd. >> space for may soon be renamed after a local living legend the students and administration at one crespi middle school in el sobrante. they've decided that they would like the name change to honor betty red sauce can celebrating her centennial birthday this month. she is the oldest full-time us park ranger at the rosie, the riveter museum in richmond. highly recommend you check it out. she has spent most of her life fighting for racial equality and making sure the history of african americans is recognized. >> i can help. delighted. with having the schools maybe for me that is that's the one thing and what up with that. but to and that this might happen. in good morning. think it could bring. thank you much. >> the principal says rarely are schools

. >> kron four's, maureen kelly joins us now live from the marina safeway where she was last seen on friday and i know marine has been a frantic search spend to try and to find this grandmother. >> that's right. justine san francisco police investigators have been working around the clock trying find this woman has also volunteers out have been searching for her. now i'm out here in front arena safeway where the 84 year-old graham dropped on friday afternoon around 4 o'clock now 5 days later they're concerned for her is mounting and the search is wide. >> here's a picture of gene chang. can fung san francisco law enforcement are asking for anyone who sees her to call 911, the 5 foot tall non english speaker was last seen wearing a red or pink puffy jacket. a purple sweater brown pants, black, ugh boots and a red beanie with an l g logo. police say she left her richmond district home around 3 o'clock friday and was spotted by chp officers here at the macarthur tunnel about a half hour later because she had not yet been reported missing and didn't appear to be disoriented. they used th

maureen kelly importance all good tips. all right. thanks. morning. >> take a look at this. a large fire broke out at sfo this morning. it was first reported around 6.40, in a parking garage for domestic flights. it took firefighters about 40 minutes to get it under control. you can see all that thick black smoke coming from the garage. we know 8 cars were either damaged or destroyed. one person was treated for smoke inhalation. the cause of that fire is under investigation. on the peninsula. controlled burns are going to be happening tomorrow. drivers will see smoke off of i 2.80 near burlingame fire crews are going to be doing controlled burns along the san andreas lake dam and the polar sea toast lake dam in san mateo county. their goal is to reduce some of the dry brush. another wildfire fuels in the area. those burns are scheduled to start at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. they were originally scheduled for today. but cal fire moved it to wednesday due to unfavorable weather conditions. mean, but wind we were dealing yesterday and today switching gears. here to talk a litt

maureen kelly kron 4 news a warning. if you're hitting the road this weekend.chp will have more officers out looking for people who out there speeding. >> the extra patrols are going to be out tonight through sunday. the patrols don't stop and states borders either the speed enforcement campaign involves 11 other state highway patrol's including arizona, washington, oregon, nevada last year. more than 500 people were killed and more than 57,000 others injured in crashes caused by unsafe speeds. the southern california now bail has been reduced for one of the suspects charged in connection to the road rage killing of little 6 year-old aiden leos in santa ana 23 year old when he led is now being held on $100,000 bail down from an initial $500,000. the santa ana judge making some conditions including surrendering her passport travel restrictions and electronic monitoring lee pleaded not guilty to a felony count of being an accessory after the fact and one count of having a concealed firearm. least boyfriend and the suspected shooter 24 year-old marcus eriz was den