noel stevens. he tell you? >> he knows shauna. he knew where they lived. that he did yard work and handyman work for george and everybody else in the neighborhood. >> reporter: so, someone shauna knew. someone george -- the do-gooder -- had tried to help. a thing not out of character for george. but greyhound, or, noel, was adamant that he had nothing to do with shauna's murder. then he agreed to show the detectives his campsite out in the desert. >> what'd you find? >> swimsuit bottoms that in our search of shauna's house appeared to me that matched the top that i had seen in her bedroom. there was also an extra small black dress, which, you know, shauna was very tiny. >> reporter: so, greyhound was the burglar poking around shauna's personal things. and in fact, her friend recalled shauna had grown uncomfortable with this particular charity case who'd been doing work around the house. >> she didn't want noel in the house anymore. and she said, you know, "you're -- you better get out of this house

noel: noel. lemonis: noel, nice to meet you. is this your company? chris: yes. yes, it is.onis: what do you do for dilascia? chris: we do his silk screening. -lemonis: all of it? -chris: all of it. lemonis: and where are their screens? chris: patrick's on this side, and then our other customers. this whole wall's him? chris: most of it, yes. lemonis: and how much of this actually is the bulk of the business? let's say there's how many screens here? -noel: over 200. -lemonis: 200. and how many of them make up the bulk of the business? -noel: like 50. -lemonis: 50. and for every screen, 150 of them that got wasted, how much is that money thrown in the garbage? noel: probably like $175. lemonis: out of the 200 screens that patrick has designed, over 150 of them are useless. patrick pays his printers $175 for every screen they produce. with the ones that are sitting on the shelf collecting dust, that's over $26,000 that's gone to waste. but the losses don't just end there, because that's just the cost of making the screen. there's time that he put in to make each design, the co

noel, start with you, g.o.p.ist of names we heard some clips and faces, anyone make you nervous? >> joe biden has not jumped in. let's put him to the side. but people already declared, i think mayor pete, he is someone that people should not discount. this guy is coming from a farm state, someone that kind of a dark horse that came up with his funds raising, he had zero name i.d. he is coming through. guy: can i ask a superficial question. i am someone who is has -- does he look too young to be president? he is very smart. i think he is really up interesting. >> no i think that donald trump set the bar for everyone, it, it is everyone's game, donald trump not with abl age but doing realy shows and no experience in politics, anyone can do that. guy: your thoughts to howard schultz you were a fan at commercial. >> i am not, i think he is a dig distraction from the talented diverse groups of candidates we are on democratic side, look at my friend, tim ryan who will lock up the yoga vote i am sure. guy: i was unaware

>> noel francisco will argue for the federal government for the trump administration and then there are lawyers from the state , andw york, aclu lawyer there is a lawyer representing the house of representatives, which since democrats have taken control of the house has intervened in the case. >> what will it trump administration argue today? guest: they will be arguing that leftis a decision that is to the agency to decide, that congress very clearly has said that the power to set up the census belongs to the commerce ,epartment, the census bureau the court system should not be intervening to make these decisions. it is the power to make these decisions that is important, not necessarily secretary ross's motivations for why adding a citizenship question is a good idea. host: what are his motivations? guest: that has been the problem. he first said he was adding at the department of justice who said they needed the to enforce in order the voting rights act which is something that protects minority rights. actually het that had gone to the justice department saying i need you to tell me

my name is noel bonner. full disclosure. i do have an as needed contract with the port of san francisco. as a business owner in district six and a board member of the united democratic club and a resident of san francisco, i am 100% in support of building the navigation center on lot 330. overall, i have been appalled and saddened by many of the comments made by my fellow san francisco neighbors over the past several weeks as certain statements that have been uttered show a total lack of regard, care, or concern for human life. on april 3, 2019 at the delancey street foundation, we heard how lot 330 was chosen, how the city was committed to opening more navigation centers across the city in all of our districts, why navigation centers are an important part to solving the homeless crisis, how navigation centers have impacted neighborhoods, gradually improving safety in neighborhoods and other impacts that navigation centers have had. and after all this information was shared, which in my upon provided evidence that navigation

. >> reporter: jodi and alex loughlin lost the baby girl they named noel in the seventh month. she lived just 32 minutes. >> almost $30,000 for those procedures. >> reporter: then came the insurance company denials for two in-utero surgeries performed to try to save the baby's life, costing some $42,000. they fought the bills but paid $5,000 in the end. >> you come back with a box of belongings and no baby. you come home to bills, and that's-- that's what you're getting out of what you've just been through. >> yay! >> reporter: they now have a one-year-old daughter, but are setting up a foundation called "noel's light" to help other families. c you say hi to sim. heildrenbut says thell has two >> we don't want to forget him. he lived, and he's part of our family. >> reporter: part of the problem is that surgical and other costs can vary depending on how a miscarriage or a loss happens. efforts to save a baby, as happened in the loughlin's case, can also drive up costs and leave grieving mothers and fathers with more unexpected financial pain. but, jeff, that's why the couple we

tonight where that propose navigation center would be bill noel. >>and deeply flawed and rushed can and am that's what opponents of the safe navigation center here at embarcadero are feeling, they say even though the city is proposing that it be just temporary 2 year plan they do not appreciate how quickly it's being forced upon them i did however speak to others who say a lot of homeless are already camping in and around the area and putting a roof over their heads wouldn't be such a bad idea. >>i've been in his arms out don't you. i promote the idea of housing, the homeless. but i don't know i think take some time gauge the community and let's come up with some productive solutions. mixed reaction from those living and working around the proposed site for a new safe navigation center for the homeless or people that have. >>they need to be an area like this they need to be away from they're stomping grounds. >>of the city's 6 navigation centers currently in operation, the proposed waterfront center would be the largest the proposal states it would

noel phillips, bbc news. the time is 1:18. our top story this lunchtime.ey fail to report signs of violent crime amongst young people. the home secretary and prime minister propose making it a "public health duty" to report concerns over children at risk. and coming up — how man's best friend can help both victims and witnessess of crimes. coming up on bbc news — wales and scarlets full—back leigh halfpenny admits he feared for his career after suffering a head injury. he says his three months on the sidelines was a "frustrating" time. two prescription drugs used by millions to treat pain, anxiety and epilepsy are being reclassified as class c controlled substances. the move comes over concerns linking pregabalin and gabapentin to almost 600 deaths in england between 2013 and 2017. in most cases they are safe when used as prescribed — but doctors and pharmacists say they have been increasingly handed out too readily and been used recreationally. louise fewster reports. she was such a lovely girlgrowing up. she was so helpful to me. she was the oldest of ou

thank you noel. >>a strange discovery leads to discovered a prosthetic leg in a cloverdale lumberyard little bit unusual here. the workers called sonoma county sheriff's deputies who immediately began investigating this situation kron four special kingston was the pieces of the puzzle together for us. >>leg with the 10th 1000 foot high story lumberyard workers in cloverdale found this prosthetic leg on monday and the sonoma county sheriff's deputy began to investigate trying to figure out how how it got into the yard and who it may belong to the cloverdale airport is right next to the lumber yard where the prosthetic leg was found the deputies stopped by here asking if anyone may know how that prosthetic leg landed. >>in the yard and the mystery was solved one person said. >>yes, we had a customer yesterday skydiving with us he lost his his prosthetic leg in mid-flight the prosthetic leg fell from 10,000 feet above. >>the man who lost it is this guy identified by the sonoma county sheriff's office sa

david: and noel nobody knows how to get under your skin like donald trump. he finds the weakness and then comes up with a nasty nickname for it or he finds some way of baiting that weakness and in the case of joe biden, again, as seasoned as he is, some people say he's still a little thin skin when it comes to personal attacks. >> not only is he thin skinned but, you know, he has a quick temper, just like trump, and i agree with kat. i think that these two guys would put on quite a show, you know, from both parties i think that joe was not going to take anything. he's not going to take anything from trump, trump for sure has proven he's not going to take anything from anyone, especially joe biden. david: i saw him going know when i said thin skin but let me just show a little bit of what happened yesterday, when joe biden tried to make light of these problems that he's had with women and touching take a look. >> i just want you to know, i had permission to hug lonnie. >> [laughter] >> [applause] >> i don't know, man. >> by the way he gave me permission to to

everybody knows who noel evans is. u nless everybody knows who noel evans is. you but it feels worlds away and it is an issue for farmers, the idea of payments given from the government for carrying out its of their land so it might be about planting a woodland or restoring some old buildings or planting different types of prop but thousands of farmers around the country are owed thousands of pounds because the government has not paid, it dates back couple of years so they are out of pocket for 2017 and 2018. let's remember, farmers are businesses and they need to have an idea about what is coming in and going out and many farmers struggling to make ends meet. how significant is this problem? struggling to make ends meet. how significant is this problem7m struggling to make ends meet. how significant is this problem? it is a huge problem because entering these schemes gives farmers axis but the problem is communication. they have been promising for several years they will communicate better with farmers on the status of their claims but we are still hearing fro

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. >> reporter: oakland city councilman noel gallo represents the areas were sideshows often occur.e pointed out the magnitude of the problem during our interview this afternoon. >> from the schools to the street, we need to do better. >> reporter: when we were interrupted almost a half-dozen times by drivers, speeding past. >> i am really disturbed [ inaudible ] -- there is my activity right there. >> reporter: next week he is testifying in support of ab410, which would outline penalties for participants, including a car used in a sideshow for at least 30 days, and a repeat offender could face stricter penalties. >>> if i catch you doing a second time, i get to keep your car. >> reporter: towing cars is one way police have dealt with sideshows in the past. but, last weekend, the sideshow grew to a crowd of more than 1000 people. which was more than nearby officers could handle. >> there is no way to possibly deal with that tremendous amount of gunfire, rocks, bubbles, fireworks, and trying to go in and control the scene while you have a bus on fire and a semi tractor trailer. >> re

. >> reporter: oakland city council member noel tell you says there are hundreds living in the next toe depot. >> people were stealing inside, outside, breaking into cars and they were losing a good number of customers. >> reporter: home depot hired officers to survey and protect the parking lot. the company says it is willing to work with the city to find a better location for those living in the encampment but according to noel, if the city does not act fast, 300 jobs are at stake . >> if we don't deal with the issue, they will shut down home depot in oakland. >> reporter: the councilman says they want this issue cleaned up within two weeks. still, he says it has to be done otherwise other businesses will leave the area . >> the bay island gymnastics has made it very clear as well as 24 hour fitness. >> reporter: he says making the avenue no parking is one way to clean up the area. he also said the city will try to identify pele to go. in oakland, paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> up next tonight, is north korea pivoting toward the russians? kim jong-un and vladimir putin held a su

tonight that's where we find kron four as noel gallo she joins us live with details. noel. >>are you know this was quite the experience or me never been to hit the hill, i'm new to the city so like i said a big experience you said about 14,000 they were anticipating about 20,000. folks to be out here to celebrate for 20 in after spending a few hours with just a sea of people continuing to come in and out of the park i'd say there were many more than just 20,000 all excited to have fun today. joints and pens and pipes syrup and even solar power this. >>the high beams lighter so you can live here aung all. >>it seems there's no limit to creativity or happiness on hit the hill, especially on for miles like theirs and then everybody's having a good time, the recreational pot has been legal for 2 years now this is the first time in 6 years that for 20 has fallen on a weekend. meaning 10's of thousands of stoners made the trek through the trees to smoke some trees. the traffic getting to the park was enough to get anyone down once inside the high took over. traffic, what is this

this one was worn by a soldier by the name of noel. they were using french maid tanks. what the dragons were being used for, they proved -- jerkins were being used for, they provided extra warmth to the body but allowed extra movement for the arms. he helmet is actually a german helmet. it was picked up by a soldier by he name of alfred swanson. he was a medic attached to the 18th infantry, part of the first division. once he got over there, when he was an action, he picked up this helmet and he had a mural painted on the front depicting medics. he kept it as a souvenir until it was donated here. it is a wonderful piece for a number of reasons because the german helmet is in good condition, but the painting really puts his service in context. the second helmet we have was a standard helmet that has had an officer's badge affixed to t. this helmet was born over there by then chief of staff tasker bliss. he was a major general and then he became a four-star general. he was sent over there by woodrow wilson. he was a personal representative on the personal allied supreme w

también dijeron que por ahora con presupuesto del oficina del concejal noel gallo, lo que van a poderhay peatones cruzando y señales que indican cuál es la velocidad a la que están pasando los automóviles . >>> regresó con ustedes a los estudios . >>> gracias pilar por esta información y en más noticias la catedral de notre-dame en parís, uno de los monumentos más emblemáticos de la capital francesa fue consumida por las llamas este lunes. la aguja central se derrumbó por el siniestro. decenas de hombres llegaron a la escena para controlar las llamas, la causa del incendio por estar vinculada a las obras de reparación que se estaban efectuando en el tejado de la estructura . >>> al menos 16 personas entre estas ocho niños fueron desalojados de sus viviendas esta madrugada luego de que los temas arrasarán con este complejo de apartamentos de tres pisos. el siniestro se registró poco después de la uní media de la mañana. una de las unidades quedó destruidas y otro tiene daños por agua, no se reportaron heridos y al parecer la causa fue accidental mientras alguien cocinaba . >>> en el es

live with reaction from some of the people who work at that site a story you'll see only on kron four noel>>catherine and cash and you know i was actually really surprised when i spoke with several workers and they told me that this type of behavior is pretty common on construction sites. they say most of them just kind of but their head down and keep working but mortenson clark who's running this project says they're taking it very seriously and are working to get to the bottom of it. >>this are posted around the chase center construction site reminding workers to respect one another. it's just one of several moves morton senate clerk construction companies say they're making to foster their diverse make it. >>try to use our money really change people's thoughts. >>construction workers like patrick say a noose being found on the site last friday didn't faze him. >>me. i i you. >>the rope was removed and san francisco police are currently investigating mortensen and our construction companies sent us a statement that reads in part quote the incident in no way reflects the values and belief

live in san francisco mellow kron 4 news noel. thank you meantime on the east coast, a public health emergency has been declared in the measles outbreak in new york. >>reporter reid binion explains what's being done to help stop the spread of the illness there. today we are declaring a public health emergency effective immediately. >>a public health emergency has been declared in new york city as measles cases continue to spike in an alarming rate. >>285 cases since october with more than 450 cases confirmed in 19 states and this is epicenter of a measles outbreak under the new orders city health officials will now combing through vaccination records of those who may have come into contact with infected individuals and anyone who hasn't been vaccinated or doesn't get vaccinated could be facing a fine of up to $1000 we cannot allow this dangerous disease to make a comeback here in new york city we have to stop it. now mayor de blasio is even threatening to shut down schools that don't ban unvaccinated children from attending school

dayhan was hit with sharp noel. >> today she's here with us. this is bravery. >> her uncle, 38-year-old perez was hit in the leg while helping those escape. and kay was killed. >> laurie took bu all of us. she died to protect all of us. >> rabbi goldstein was shot in the hands and lost an index finger. >> it's going to remind me how vulnerable we are, and also how heroic each one of us could be. >> shortly after the shooting, this is what he told his congregation. >> we will not let anyone or anything take us down. terrorism like this will not take us down. >> san diego sheriff's gore identified the shooter. >> jon earnest, date of birth 6-8-99, age 19. his gun malfunctioned while firing several rounds. and a deputy fired at the shooter as he fled. earnest called 911 and surrendered in his car. laura podesta, cbs news. >> during a search of the suspect's home, police found what appears to be his manifesto posted hours earlier on social media. >>> the chp air unit responded to several reports of a sideshow area throughout the bay area and this o

sharp noel pierced his heart. >> shafritz was the most insightful kill. >> he was one of four americans killed. tom hanson, cbs news. >> sri lanka said the attacks were in retaliation for the new england mosque shootings. >>> time is 4:39. >>> a first in the fight against opioids. criminal charges this morning. top drug executives accused of defrauding the dea. how they allegedly fuelled the epidemic. >>> we're live from sunnyvale where a driver plowed into 8 people. police say it may have been intentional. and mackovec got a love report coming up. >>> 4:41. developing news in sunnyvale. police are investigating after witnesses say a driver appeared to intentionally mow down several pedestrians. this crash happened on el camino real and sunnyvale avenue last night. kpix5 anne mackovec joining us with it's blocked off. >>reporter: you can't turn onto sunnyvale from el camino real. we're waiting to find out the condition of the 8 people hit by this rogue car that went off the roadway onto a sidewalk in andea to plow into them. according to witnesses, this happened before 7:00 last night.

he's being held on a $900,000 bond and is expected to be in court on tuesday in alameda county noel bellow kron 4 news. >>north a man is in a south american jail after police say he tried to have sec's with under age girls video shared by colombian authorities shows 66 year-old thomas real a fairfax being arrested at the airport shortly after arriving in the country. investigators say that run on news 3 different facebook profiles to contact girls as young as 13 years all now over messages he offered to pay them up $200 for sexually favors. colombia's attorney general of office says that th arrest happened in record time with help from dolombia's police force and the us embassy. when you this morning 2 burglars are on the loose after breaking in and stealing from a camera rental store. details are limited right now, but we do know that this happened yesterday morning in the city of san carlos. 2 men broke into the borrow lenses store right along industrial road. they ended up taking 2 laptop computers from the lobby before leaving. happening now police are looking for a man who attacked an

this is westbound 80 at a noel valley road. there's three lanes blocked and it's starting to back up. crockett, expect delays this morning. now, off to the altamont pass where things are starting to look good. a little slow and go toward the altamont pass toward the dublin interchange. and everything looks great once you make it to the 580/680 interchange. a stall on -- everything looks good -- 29th to 23rd. i'm going to check in on your speeds to make sure everything looks good as you make your way towards the city. other than that, you're looking good. >>> i'm anne mackovec at the live news desk. a shelter-in-place for people that are living in the richmond district. this is fresh video this morning from 17th avenue and gary boulevard. you can see streets blocked off. we don't know what happened. but something went down at around 10:00 a.m. and some neighbors have contacted us. they believe it may have been a shooting, but the san francisco department of emergency management telling people that live around that area of 17th a

solicitor general noel francisco argued for the government and said, it is reasonable for the question to be included during exchange with justice sonja soto mayor. she said it is not that part of the survey which is where he reinstated it since 1950. francisco responded, the secretary acted well within his discretion when he determined that reinstating the citizenship question would provide the best evidence of citizenship. challengers say the question could lead to millions of people not responding to the senses. and permit that could affect how federal money is allocated. many representatives, each state gets in congress. >> the census is the basis of ethical background of everything we do and we can't afford to get it wrong. >> dale argued for the defendants pics >> it might not seem to a big thing to you and me but a lot of people are concerned and particularly, with this administration, that, giving up that information could be used against them. >> supporters of the government claim that will not happen pics >> it does not ask you whether you are in the country legally or illega

and one party said it wasn't about the first catholic unionist noel it was about the people going through these experiences and i think she was genuinely unique in the way that she approached her subject matter and besides that she was you know what best friends she was she was the groom's woman my about why didn't you know she she tied my time when i was getting ready she was there with me she was she is completely her place of. it there isn't anyone here about things he said you know she was just such a wonderfully kind clever decent parson and she would do anything for anyone. it still to feel very real to be honest she certainly sounds like an incredible human being now obviously the investigation into her death it's only in the early stages right now but do police believe that leroy was was targeted or was this simply a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. it's the last most likely video footage from. our that shows someone shooting around gun so was a row of police vehicles in there was unfortunately started by one of them and it was just horrible horrible chance so

meg matthews is one of the brands of rule britannia. with then husband noel gallagher. for her she had no idea what had hit her. she has since set up a website aiming to provide information and support for women going through the menopause. lets talk to her right now. how are you? lets talk to her right now. how are you ? thanks lets talk to her right now. how are you? thanks for coming on the programme. thank you for having me. what is the menopause? it is a period when your periods stop. i would like to say there is a perimenopausal, menopausaland postmenopausal. postmenopausal is when you haven't had a period for exactly 12 months. menopause is when you have irregular periods and perimenopausal can start in your 30s for some women, one in thousand in your 40s, so that's when your hormones are all over the place, you're not feeling quite right, you have wobbly days, you feel depressed, just out of sorts. that's why i think people do not know because for me, the menopause was just the menopause. a hot flash and no periods. i had no knowledge of perimenopausal, menopaus

noel fellow kron 4 news. coming up next on the chronicle morning news standing up against ac transit hear about the lawsuit that accuses the company from being discriminatory toward pregnant women. plus one of san francisco's most popular tourist spots might not be free anymore. we'll have details on the proposal lombard street hole and just how much it's going to cost to drive down that cricket street. and it's a trend that's all too common in the bay area will take a look at what law enforcement is doing to stop the sideshows you know meanwhile we're checking in on the senate hail bridge. it's a little soggy out there some of you waking up to some showers but i don't think the rain is going to stick around all day, not very long. john trib and families are gathering itaround the table.america, thanks to reynolds wrap, dinner preparation is perfect, and everyone knows to be mindful of their manners. dinnertime has changed. our quality hasn't. reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. yesterday, the sto

and hopefully silk city council member noel gallo says that the police are at that intersection right there on 26 and slid hill, an effort to remain remind drivers to slow it down for pedestrians in the area. >>right now in the immediate area i have seen for police officers that are precedent they will continue to repress and later on you'll see the motorcycle officer we try to reduce the traffic speeding you see that this the signage urging people to reduce the speed. >>well there are is a $25,000 reward for the arrest of a hit run suspect 20 7 year-old plus a notch allen. when you this morning, a man is dead after his motorcycle crashed in san jose this happened on highway 2.80 just south of race street. chp says the victim was splitting lanes we still off of his motorcycle and later hit a big rig. the driver of that semi corroborated staying on the scene with investigators. no one else was injured. and no other vehicles were involved in that crash the victim's name has not yet been released. well today marks the 100 and 13th anniversary of the great 19 oh 6 san francisco quake. now

in san jose noel bellow kron 4 news. a south bay environmental watchdog organization is giving us a look at the effect homeless encampments are having on local waterways. >>see homes with the south a clean creeks coalition. share these photos with us look at all that trash facial trash near current and former encampments along guadalupe coyote in los gatos creeks. some of the trash even washed out of the creek sent into the bay. >>the issue is whether we have a hope village in place or not we have dozens of people that are lining these waterways you have basically destruction of you know this natural resource and that's our concern. >>well there's some progress clean creek volunteers and actually picked up 395 tom cons of trash and valley water says that it's been almost $2 million last year collecting 1200 tons of trash. one of the east found bores of the caldecott tunnel will be closed again for maintenance so you've been warned. closures began last night at around 9.30. at that board that connects alameda to contra co

oakland city council member noel says he wants to put up signs to discourage side shows. >> it's out of control, and the only action we can do is create barriers for the side show. >> reporter: sunday night police issued about 200 citations, and beginning this weekend officers will be out there in full force, and if cars are towed, they'll be impounded for 30 days, and it could cost $1,300 to get them out. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 11:00, a $50,000 reward is being offered in a homicide case in berkeley. alex goodwin was an aspiring rapper gunned down in august of 2018. police responded to goodwin's home, but the young man could not be saved. detectives say they believe the killing was a targeted attack and that there are people out there that have information about the case. they say even the smallest detail could be crucial in solving his death. lving his death. >>> tonight the city of san francisco is showing its solidarity with france following today's catastrophic fire at notre dame cathedral in the heart of paris. city hall in san francisco is lit up in blue, white,

a catholic junia's noel it was about people who had gone through these experiences and i think she was genuinely unique in the way that she approached subject matter and besides that she was you know one of the best friends she was she was the groom's woman my about why didn't you know she she tied my time when i was getting ready she was there with me she she is completely her place of. it is there isn't anyone here who has a bad thing to say you know she was just such a wonderfully kind clever decent parson and should do anything for anyone. it still to feel very real to be honest she certainly sounds like an incredible human being now obviously the investigation into her death it's only in the early stages right now but do police believe that leroy was was targeted or was this simply a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. and still most likely video footage from our that shows someone shooting hung gun so was a row of police vehicles in there was unfortunately started by one of them and it was just a horrible horrible chance. in the head unfortunately in this one th

respond to each oil give us a better picture of what's actually going on in the environment in sausalito noel bellow kron 4 news. >>happening today sacramento's largest school district is bracing for a one day teacher strike. the teachers union says that despite negotiations. the district wants to back out of its contract to use teacher health care savings on students like reducing class sizes and providing more librarians nurses and psychologists. but district leaders say that their backs are against the wall because it is facing a state hate. over it and they can't resolve a $35 million budget deficit in over 2 years. parents are having mixed reactions to this. >>want to make sure my child safe of the same time and all the kids are going to be here we have to have i just rather them not be the there might be a interest is actually in supporting the teachers in teaching my kids that it's important to honor promising news. >>well the district superintendent says yes the schools will be open today despite the strike. ss a bill t neutrality protections that were repealed by president trump's fc

kron four is noel bello has more. >>immediately after jennifer vasquez crashes the stolen car she was driving into fence, jose police officers shout several commands. despite those repeated orders vasquez rocks, the v a. >>back and forth into the as she tries to free herself. >>now as then backs into one patrol getting another. officers opened fire 37 times. >>according to the 62 page report released by the santa clara district attorney when officers opened fire they believe vasquez was involved in an earlier shooting and was armed, when they tried to pull her over vasquez sped off leading officers on a 9 mile chase, the reach speeds up to 100 miles per hour prosecutor david boyd said in the report quote nothing jennifer vasquez did dispelled the reasonable suspicion that she was exactly who the police were looking for he continued quote vasquez his behavior revealed she was going to use the car in order to escape. >>4 officers involved have been cleared. >>is his family plans to address the public in the coming days

. >> it was just a few months prior in march of 2018 that city councilman noel gallo joined a group of east oakland residents it gets worse. it becomes a health hazard and it attracts more dumping. >> that was councilmember rebecca caplan in june of 2017 spend $2 million to hire two crews and equipmet to clean illegal dumping hot spots. >> just a short time ago oakland officials confirm they'd hired four litter enforcement offices in the past year, but they are still in training and not yet out on the streets. >> and the city says calls to the oak 311 call line related to illegal dumping are increasing. cleaning up our streets is part of our commitment to abc7 news and our commitment to building a better bay area. >> absolutely. abc7 news reporter laura anthony looks at the latest effort now to stop this illegal dumping. >> what a difference two hours can make, and about a dozen volunteers on this stretch in east oakland, one plagued by chronic illegal dumping. this effort on this earth day is part of a pilot program spearheaded by alameda county supervisor nate miley, in coordination

i was pleased to see that they all knew who noel edmonds was so that was a relief.couldn't last. that is only april so we it couldn't last. that is only april so we really do need some rain. i found you a beautiful picture in the highlands. most of us were looking out for this weather last weekend but there is a sign of a change. rain is on the way across northern england, wales and the midlands and there is some wet and windy weather coming later. in eastern areas, you will probably have some dry weather, may be beautiful sunshine in the north—east of scotland. in the sun, 16-17. north—east of scotland. in the sun, 16—17. further west, underneath north—east of scotland. in the sun, 16—17. furtherwest, underneath the rain and cloud it will be

any time soon in berkeley noel bellow kron 4 news. well, a man is in critical condition. this morning after he was mauled by a dog in daly city. >>officers responded to the 900 block of sharon street just before 7 yesterday morning. officers found a large dog attacking a man right there in the backyard. the attack was so violent that officers were forced to shoot the dog killing the animal family identified the victim as 30 year-old guild delaying the victim's family says, but the dog was a neighbor's pet and there is a large hole in the fence and that's how the dog got into the back yard, several neighbors walking their dog said that they were surprised that this attack even happened in that neighborhood. >>but there's never never you know. oh my dog got attacked or whatever like that. so this is kind of a unusual to me, but it's pretty bad. >>police have not identified what kind of dog. it is yet, but they are talking with the neighbors. what we're learning more about the moments before 3 pit bulls mauled a mother and her 3 year-old son and the late how this happened la

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. >> reporter: city council member noel gaio says over a year, the encampment has grown to dozens. the area he says has suffered because of encampment. >> people were breaking into cars, and they were losing a good number of their customers. >> reporter: home depot hired off-dutio police officers to survey and protect the parking lot outside its stor >> reporter: otherwise other businesses will leave the area. >> reporter: he says making all of alameda in oakland no-parking is one way he hopes will clean up the area. he also says the city will try to identify another location for people to go. go. >>> temperatures on the cool-down. a couple days of record warmg. warmth. and temperatures tomorrow are going to be cooler still as we head into friday. not cold, just cooler. and into weekend, we're looking at temperatures not in n big-time this evening. the fog has temperatures down 15, 10 to 15 degrees over where the temperatures were on tuesday. earlier this week. you see santa rosa, 79 degrees. not cold, just not as warm. two days of record heat. and now we're going bloofrj in some p

. >> reporter: they now have a 1-year-old daughter but are setting up a foundation called noel's light to help other families. >> because we know it can be a really, really difficult road. >> say hi to simon. >> hi, simon. >> reporter: lauren dill has two other children but says the loss of simon never really goes away. >> we don't want to forget him. he lived, and he's part of our family. >> reporter: part of the problem is that surgical and other costs can vary depending on how a miscarriage or a loss happens. efforts to save a baby as happened in the loughlins' case, can also drive up costs and leave grieving mothers and fathers with more unexpected financial pain. but jeff, that's why the couple that we featured has -- the loughlins, has been starting this foundation to try to help other families. >> it's good to hear they're trying do something, something better to improve everyone. this should not happen. anna, thanks very much. >>> coming um, the search for an american tourist kidnapped at gunpoint while an starri in africa. >>> also a standoff with a man suspected of shooting t

the city council member noel gallo says oakland is responding to the demands. >> that's that's gonna get there a lot sooner than previously scheduled, which was gonna be in the spring and summertime. >> many of those taking part in the march were students at oakland's community school where angel was in kindergarten. police have identified the suspected driver in the hit and run crash but so far they have been unable to locatim. him to make an arrest. >>> to the mueller report. the redacted version was released publicly today. it shows no collusion between any american and the russians who plotted to interfere in the 2016 election. but it also shows that president trump did try to interfere in the justice department's investigation. >> no collusion, no obstruction. this should never happen to another president again. >> reporter: attorney general, william barr,icize trump's lawyers say the report in advance but had no influence over what was redacted. >> we now know that the russian operatives who perpetrated these schemes did not hav cooperation of president trump or the trump campa

. >>> tomorrow in sacramento, oakland city council member noel will punish those who participate in ae show. those could face a $10,000 fine. today's hearing comes one day after oakland police took to the streets to crackdown on sideshows. police brought in extra officers on easter sunday to try and stop sideshows before they begin. this comes just a week after some members of the a sideshow got out of hand and set a bus and truck on fire. >> as we see vehicles heading to a location start to arrive, we start doing vehicle stops and enforcement before it erupts into a sideshow. >> most of the people that come out to sideshows come to have fun. they come to see each other. >> oakland neighbors believe the chaotic activities aren't being caused by sideshows but people in the crowd from outside of oakland. >>> the terminal -- the brand new transit center has been shutdown since september when workers discovered cracks in two of the beams and temporarily supports were installed while crews work on a permanent fix. the work on fremont street will take four weeks, a one block stretch between

. >> 8-year-old dahan was hit with sharp noel -- her uncle was hit -- goad stein recounted the moment the horror ended. >> miraculously, the gun jammed. and in attendance at the synagogue, there was an off duty patrol agent morales and he jumped up in pursuit. >> rabbi is calling on people of all faiths to carry out random acts of kindness and -- a new report shows a spike in hate crimes across the state. according to date that from the department california -- the state saw a 44% jump in the number of hate crimes reported from 2014 to 2017. >>> another body has been discovered following a 25-year-old as massacre in tennessee. it was a massive crime scene in a rule part of tennessee this weekend. 7 people were found dead inside of a home northeast of nashville. police say one person survived the killing spree. and was able to call 911 to alert police. >> it is very frightening and scary and devastating. >> an hour's long manhunt led police to the 25-year-old suspect. cummings was shot and wounded by police before being taken into custody. police aren't saying what relationship, if any

.: missed opportunity for the blue jackets but a good job by the bruins, and noel acciari, to just hangpuck in the corner. he was on his backhand, recognized he wasn't able to get it out from where he was, keeping it in corner where he is, killed almost 30 seconds. for the blue jackets, a chance to really put their mark on this series and not able to do it. >> mike e.: full strength action. krejci and dubois on the face-off. dubois out, anderson has a word with him, steps in. kukan and savard the defense. savard to the corner. bjorkstrand. mcavoy, deals up to debrusk. pass on to pastrnak. bjorkstrand turning it on. right back ahead with it. dubois tried to get by, shielded off by mcavoy. hit hard with pastrnak, got it on for krug, good body position by dubois. worked back out in front but pinballed off debrusk, brushed off by krug, wafted on by krejci. savard looking for help. krug battling there. bjorkstrand able to poke it back out. mcavoy pushed it away from anderson, rushing ahead is kukan, now krejci. krejci on, just lofts one along, goes out-of-play from center ice. so no problem

noel thank you for being here with me.tor harris working hard for votes on this holiday weekend. surprising she doesn't have some name or face recognition of south carolina blacks? is that a problem? >> it is a problem and watching the tape roll i was surprised as were you that she did not have a little bit more recognizable name i.d. you know? with the people coming out of the church saying this is the first time they heard anything about her. that's a little surprising. which means th, this tells me s has to raise more money to people know who she is. this puts joe biden when he announces right in a sweet spot because everybody knows who joe biden is and he won't have that burden of trying to get out and, you know, say who he is. everyone knows who he is. she's going to have to raise so much more money and she's doing the ground work. she is going to be in texas, already been in south carolina a lot. but she's got to do more ground w work and got to raise more money. >> that's it. she is doing fairly well with the money

>>is his family plans to address the public in the coming days in san jose noel bellow kron 4 news. >>funeral services are set for tomorrow for reverend james matthews rector of the cathedral of christ the light in oakland. the diocese of oakland announced the arrangements today matthews died last saturday of an apparent heart attack he was 70 years old. a recession of the hearst from saint benedict church to the cathedral will take place in one 30 sunday afternoon, a viewing will take place at the cathedral from 4 to 6 a vigil and interfaith gathering will follow. oakland mayor libby schaaf us representative barbara lee and former oakland mayor, a lee who hair are expected to deliver remarks. monday night at 7 there also be a mass of christian burial. >>and now for a check of your 4 zone forecast, here's a look at storm tracker foreign as you can see dry conditions for us here in the bay area but some shower activity to our north. so we are going to notice, mild temperatures tonight on live look outside from the south bay of san jose noticing that blanket of cloud cover temperature

>>with more from those who knew him best noel. >>countless stories of the friendship and fellowship that's what's being shared here tonight and to concede role of the christ, the light in oakland reverend james matthews that's how he is formally known but those who i spoke with you are friends with him lovingly call him father, jay and they say his sudden loss is still tough to cope with. >>there are when i still can't believe >>the father leo edge early new reverend matthews even before they became priest as i s in the seminary as of a senior in high school when he entered as a freshman in college friends since 1966 he said there was no way he'd miss this celebration of life. a father jay was always i'm very much or very responsible, he's the one that helped me grow helped >>the many ways become the priest that i am today born in berkeley father, jay has said he was drawn to religious life at an early age. >>he went on to become the first african american priest to be ordained in northern california spending 25 years as pastor at