do you have a position about a new pharmacy being on pill hill? >> in the police department, we do not work on the building permit issue. we do not deal with variances and other things with the building of the property. i have met with both sides over security concerns and public safety concerns. i voiced my opinion to both sides. that is we have to be fair and balanced on this matter. we encourage small business and are concerned with public safety. a large corporation has a pharmacy downtown and want to expand. i talked to them about retail theft. this is a permit issue. it is up to you to decide. we have concerns in that area like other areas. any kind of business that comes in that is going to affect our deployment or our staffing, which was 91 officers july 1 last year and is down to 70, does have a bearing on us. i want to be informed of what is going on in the neighborhood. they are very gracious people, the business owner and the people from the neighborhood. i understand their concerns on both sides. we cannot take a stand on a building p

that we are paving the way for this happening more and more and putting a precedent where any new chain pharmacies coming in will be pushing to have this sale of alcohol on the premises as well, and that will be the new -- the start of a whole new effort to do that, that we could potentially see. every new pharmacy chain, including walgreen's, selling alcohol in the city. i think it might be best if the city actually makes a global ruling about how we are going to handle such liquor licenses in pharmacies. if we are going to be willy- nilly here and there, then we are not doing the kind of work we need to do to set the tone for what it should be for the rest of the city. i am considering not supporting this liquor license or delaying this item so i can have a conversation may be with the mayor's office and with the stores about what it is we are doing here. >> i apologize if i was not -- let me give you a little more detail. by no means is this willy-nilly. supervisor avalos: i did not want to use the word about your work. >> in the spirit, i think it is important that articulate that the police d

this is sort of where pharmacies are going. >> reporter: a new automated pharmacy online. since the system was phased in not a single error has occurred. >> the real benefit of this is that the machine is incredibly accurate. >> reporter: the automated pharmacy uses robotic technology. the medications are housed in secure environments. the robots pick, package and dispense medications for patients. >> it supplies a bar code and selects drugs so that each patient's drugs are put on a plastic ring with a card that describes what drugs and what time they are due. >> reporter: beginning this fall nurses will begin to use bar code readers to scan the medications at the patient's bedside. mary loves the idea. >> these tags right here, these wrist bands, they have a number on them. the nurses will check your name and number to make sure you are getting the right medication. >> reporter: they say no jobs will be lost but lives and money will be saved. >> now, hospital drug errors are expensive costing it 3.5 billion -- that's right, billion -- dollars a year in extra medical costs

that enabled him to enter the college of pharmacy of the city of new york. and he got a degree in 1844. 1844, black man from the college of pharmacy. his great -- so then he established a pharmacy, a drugstore in downtown new york. it is on the corner of what was frankfurt and gold street, and part of pace university is there now. he made quite a bit of money through his drugstore. the money he had he gave back to two causes; one, the education of black children, and the other his church, st. phillip's episcopal church. when he moved to brooklyn in 1870, he settled there. in 1883 seth lowe, who was then mayor of brooklyn, appointed him to the brooklyn board of education. he had the first black seat on the brooklyn board of education. so that is my great grandfather. this is his father-in-law, my great, great grandfather, so you can check your family tree. phillip white marries elizabeth, and be this is elizabeth's father. he, he was the one who was -- no. his parents were haitian. he was born in new york, he was born in 1813, died in the early 1880s. went to

pharmacy. >> what the new meters would do would not be affected by that? >> those are the ones that i would choose to have incorporated. >> do you have those? >> i am not enough. that gives us only three votes. we should probably hear from the commissioners. >> i will accept the conditions. >> do you want all conditions including the parking? >> i would. if this is feasible. if it does not take away a parking place the. >> i'm not concerned about the parking. why not just ask the captain to provide you with a lift -- a list. for >> in which case, i would vote on it. >> there are things that are not there in that brief. that would require that we have another hearing and we allow public testimony. >> if this is to adopt findings, then yes. sh>> you have the list before y. >> we recommend this to the owner and the owner. the green zone is a drop off. >> we do know how to write that up? >> that would be in mta issue. another issue would be the yellowstone. how they would make deliveries. >> we are trying to suggest security issues. >> how does the green zone

. >> every day and every pharmacy participate in a program. >> reporter: wjd, eyewitness news. >> some of the drug take backs around the state. to learn more you can log onto the website and click on the seen an tv and look for the story. >>> today was perfec how about tomorrow? >> not quite going to happen. >> everybody wants it though. >> move to san diego then. we will look back at the forecast. 68 where we topped out at today, 69 the average. we are very close averages for today and even tonight we are starting to drop out, 52 degrees, the winds turning around to the southeast though overnight they will be light and changing and we could see fog form because of that. we have the next storm out to the west and it's starting to move our way. it'll be nothing like the last storm. it is over the middle of the country and around severe weather into texas and arkansas. this is part of the storm. the other part is down here. they are going to stay out to the west the next two days. what will happen is it gets close enough to form additional clouds and the chance of a shower or two. not co

trying out flight simulators to investigating new avionics outputs to high flying technology was all within reach i took a rain check on a ride in the pharmacy one seat chiron counter from but only as opting instead for an x. box connect tour of the latest russian v.i.p. chemical. i even got to play pilot for a few new friends only to find out the actual keys to the sleek swiss business class air taxi are just a bit out of my price range no amount of wheeling and dealing would get my editors to shell out the rubles to fly home in a new technology of the chopper. hello rush is full of new models new joint ventures and newcomers to both domestic and international markets they could even be said for the massive conglomerate russian helicopters on the scene for less than half a decade but among its many daughter companies because on a helicopter factory is one place where innovative ideas have long been taking flight. this new image has on. complex has long been the main production site of the most prolific helicopter in history the m.i. eight we get to tag along for a scenic flight during our visit where test pilots showed up not just that pict

that was the day that a man delivered the first batch of his new soda fountain drink to jacob's pharmacy he called it coca-cola. and yes it originally contained a trace of cocaine along with nuts and other ingredients. the exact mix is a closely guarded corporate secret. the cocaine was gone by 1903. but coca-cola's rise was only just beginning. with its elaborately scripted logo and uniquely proportioned bottle, coca-cola conquered america and then the world. coke created many of advertising's most memorable campaigns. capped off in 1971 by this epic tv commercial. ♪ i'd like to teach the world to sing ♪ ♪ sing with me ♪ in perfect harmony i'd like to buy the world a coke ♪ ♪ and keep it company >> osgood: not that things always went better with coke. >> in side by side blind taste tests. >> osgood: with arch rival pepsi gaining ground, coca-cola did the inconceiveable and announced it was changing the formula and introducing new coke. >> would you like to sign a petition to get back the old coke? >> reporter: coca-cola loyalists rose up in protest. >> may i help you? >> osgood: organiz

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news at 7:00 at 5:00. police arrested a man in west oakland. officers say he is suspected of robbing two pharmacies this afternoon. >>> the california nurse's association says its nurses approved a labor deal with five university of california medical centers. the 11,000 nurses ratified the contract this week. it covers ucsf, los angeles, san diego and irvine. the deal gives the nurses an 11% pay increase over the next 26 months. >>> a large shipping company is reducing air pollution at the port of oakland. american president lines is running the ships on port power. california mandated that half of the shipping traffic has to use the trite trystdy ty by shore by 2013. >>> over the course of the year this process will eliminate 50,000 pounds of nitrogen oxide emissions at the port. >> american president lines received nearly $5 million in grants from the state and the bay area air quality management district to retrofit the ships. >>> this is the new route you will be taking off the bay bridge on sunday. how you can drive it right now, right at home, coming up. >>> it assumes i'm a white supremacis

news in high definition. >>> two very different crimes and one possible connection. what has bay area police investigators piecing together clues from a sexual assault and pharmacy robberies. >>> we are in a crosswalk and we were mowed down by a drunk driver. >> the anniversary of a painful tragedy. one father's holiday message to those who drink and drive. >>> dozens more drug cases dismissed in san francisco. the new evidence that broadened the investigation into police misconduct. >>> how would you like free tickets to sporting events. what our state lawmakers do. >> good everyoning, i'm dana king. two terrible crimes, same day, same city. are they connected? oakland police nabbed an armed robbery suspect tonight ending near mcarthur and west. tonight robert lyles has learned of a possible link. robert. >> well dana, officially oakland police say they have not arrested a suspect in that home invasion and sex assault. you're about to see why there are effects. evidences and details that link the drugstore robbery with the sex assault and that high speed chase. you're also about to learn the highly addicted drug behind those drugstore robberies. >> he was not happy to se

new construction jobs and significant newspaper services into our neighborhood. diverse services that would benefit the surrounding community would include restaurants, health and beat. -- beauty shops, pharmacies, bake eries, card shops, and other retail uses. the 24-hour nature of the hospital will help stabilize the neighborhood and make it a safer environment for everyone who lifers and works there. the e.i.r. also addressed the unprecedented work of the blue ribbon community. the e.i.r. incorprates every recommendation of the committee. the cpmc has proven itself to be a good neighbor to the community in developing its long range plan. in closing it's vital we have a seismically secure hospital. thank you for your attention. president olague: thank you. you got it in in two minutes. that's pretty impressive. i read off four cards. i'll keep reading. john milsap, lance bayer, jason nitutski, em -- amelia luceon. >> good evening. mark misch -- mitchell. the labor representative with the california nurses association representing the nurses at the cal campus of st. luke's and in san mateo county. one of the observations i made sitting here is in all the renderings there were no scars -- cars

pharmacy. >> police credit a witness who quickly jotted down the license plate of the suspect. >> reporter: police are still searching for more possible suspects that were involved in these robberies. has news has learned some of the items stolen, cough syrup with codeine. the sergeant says this suspect could be the same man who sexually assaulted a woman in the oakland hills early friday morning but he doesn't know for sure yet. >> i have no information to tie him in with that sexual assault. the investigators, they will gathther information we have, they will look at the suspect, contact the victims and so forth and they'll make a determination whether they feel there is enough information to tie him in. >> reporter: there was a sexual assault investigator at the scene, but cuvington says that's not unusual to see when more than one crime has occurred on the same day. in oakland, reggie kumar, kron4 news. >> we want to give you a closer look at the area reggie just mentioned where that woman was sexually assaulted today and it happened during an early morning home inivation robbery. we've indicated it here on our map. this is the 6800 block of wilten drive. we were at the scene as police

news time 4:56. around the nation attack in a courtroom during a high-profile murder trial. listen. >> [ screaming ] >> emanual mitchell attacked the prosecutor one of two men convicted after the murder in a deadly pharmacyry. the prosecutor was bloodied after the attack. >>> a georgia sheriff department blew up a letter after targeting the president. suspicious writing on the return address caught authority's attention and the attention of the u.s. poiftal service -- postal service work here found it. agents were called in to the scene and they are investigating the source of that letter. >>> well, authorities are scaling back search efforts for a group looking for a louisiana boy scout group believed to be stranded in a forest. a helicopter will try to resoup the search this morning. if the weather remains decent. search crews overnight patrolled roadways but no one will be sent into the wood on foot. no one has heard from the 8 mit missing campers since they arrived on thursday. the remote area has little cell phone coverage and they believe they were cut off by the rising water levels. >>> the latest wild fire in texas destroyed about 40 homes in the western part of that state. dry conditions and hig

pharmacies. it increases the chopper chance of heart attack and stroke. by pierre had on the kron 4 morning news, a top stories beginning of 430. here's a live look aside, in albany. surprising how my people upper up at 430 in the morning. we'll be right back >> >> his a live look up side, at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is moving pretty well for 30 a.m. this morning. but how about the weather,? >> we are starting up the tab warmer, the worry * this morning. ford is up in the north bay, 50 in redwood city, 86 and antioch. now this afternoon we're gonna warm up nicely, it'll be a tad cooler than yesterday, but so pleasant. 70 in mill valley, ocean beach 55, cooler along the coast. 68 in oakland, 70 in fremont, 74 degrees in pleasanton. down the south bay, we're looking at for temperatures in the low to mid '70's, 75 in morgan hill, 72 san jose. here's your 70 forecast look of the nice weather, class sort of role in force on sunday, will become a little breezy, the sprinkler two. monday tuesday wednesday thursday next week back in proper shape once more sunny skies back to the forecast. >> n

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states and have every pharmacy participate in the drug take- back program ghvment and to learn more about how to safely dispose of the drugs, log on to wjz.com, click on local news and click on this story. >>> raven's linebacker ray lewis is known for his play on the field, but last night, lewis held a fund-raiser in new york city for a 10-year-old boy who lost his entire family. armstrong was the only survivor when his mother drove their family man into the hudson river. lewis reached out to harm-- armstrong as soon as he heard about the story. lewis presented him with a check and a promise of more help if he needs it. >>> turning now to sports the ravens adding some denth as the nfl draft comes to an end. they begin the day by picking dogs in the 4th round. he's a sure-landed -- handed receive out of indian that. in the tenth round, the quarterback add add brown to texas. and a couple of acc guys to end the draft. ravens took tie rod taylor, a quarterback. and georgia tech runningback anthony allen in round 7. and next half hour, we'll hear from the new ravens pick on the day of the draft. hear what you have to say. >>> and the orioles were looking to win thei

host: white do you think -- caller: every day there are new products that are not being manufactured or made available to large pharmacy stores. guest: the consumer products safety commission does not regulate food or drugs. that is done by the fda. the food and drug administration would regulate over-the-counter drugs and what you could purchase. we do regulate other children's products, but we do not regulate over-the-counter drugs. that is the food and drug administration. you can go on usa.gov and find out more about other agencies and maybe have your question answered there. host: inez tenenbaum, this tweet -- guest: no, i do not by myself decide whether a product can be sold banned -- or banned. the commission was founded in 1973. it is a five-percent commission, two democrats, two republicans, and the chair by statute is always the same party as the president of the united states. there are five commissioners and we vote on the rules. also, our scientists and epidemiologists, our engineers look at products and advise us on recalls. most of the recalls are voluntary, so we don't have to vote on it. the industry c

pharmacy. >> reporter: police are still looking for some possible suspects of involved in these robberies. kron 4 news has learned that some of these items stolen how with cough syrup with a coating. known on the street as " drank " this is-with coaticough syrup with codeine >> if he is associated with the sexual assault? there will contact the victim and then it make the determination if there is enough information. >> reporter: there was a sexual assault investigator at the scene but it is not unusual to see one more than one a different crime has occurred on the same day. in oakland, reggie kumar, kron 4 news. a closer look. >> the woman was sexually assaulted. it happened on an early morning home invasion robbery at 6800 of wilson avenue in oakland hills. haazig madyun was at the scene. >> reporter: armed oakland police officers canvassing the area with crime scene technicians taking photos our rumpus garage. 0pd canine try to pick up the scent of wilton drive. earlier, a home invasion escalated to a woman being sexually assaulted. 0pd cynthia perkins. >> off the 38 year-old female become was awok

news this saturday morning, may 28th, oakland police investigate the connection between a suspect who broke into a home and sexually assaulted a woman and a man arrested yesterday in connection with several pharmacy robberies. they are crack down on drunk drivers this memorial day weekend. >> good morning. 51 in san francisco. 53 in oakland and san jose. a cool day today. and showers off shore. >> good morning. in oakland, a man suspected of committing two robberies is under arrest after leading police on a brief high speed chase. police want to know if he's involved in another violent crime that occurred early yesterday morning. >> this is the man oakland police arrested after a high speed chase that ended at west street and macarthur boulevard. >> i looked out the window and this car buzzed by. what's going on? >> police started chasing the suspect because his car matched the description of a getaway car used after an armed robbery at both the high street pharmacies this afternoon. when they tried to pull the car over, this is what happened. >> he was trying to turn left but instead at the second arrow, he started sliding and got to this gravel and lost control and jumped the curb. jumped up an