noelle: yes. has now been campaigning for almost a decade. it all started when, as a teenager, she was the victim of a random porn attack, her images posted in low-rent, obviously fakes. noelle: they had been targeting me, presumably since i was 17 and it was only until about a year later that i actually found out. so they've gotten images of me from my social media, but they weren't just collecting it from my social media, they were collecting it from friends' accounts, they were looking at the bars that i went to and the photos from that event on facebook and they would collect it from there. ♪♪♪ hamish: oh, wow. noelle: that's fake me. that's a complete fabrication. so that's the level. hamish: it's escalated a lot from the beginning, though. noelle: yes, it has, yes. hamish: like, really obvious photoshopping-- noelle: yes. hamish: --to that sort of stuff. noelle: yes. it's so dehumanizing and degrading and violating. it's, like, it makes you sick and it's humiliating. hamish: you said it almo

dominique showed us the ring that noelle's family gave her mom after noelle's death, a symbol to herf how much noelle had meant to her family. she says her mom even kept a journal and often wrote about her friend noelle think her eyes just twinkled when she looked at her like she just was such a beautiful person . >> and that's one thing that shined through in my mom's writing is that this was somebody she really cared about and it just devastated her that she lost her. i'm grateful for the detectives. i'm grateful for noelle's family for not giving up hope. um, and just to, you know, even though we haven't met , letting noelle's family know that she touched many lives and that she's been thought of daily ever since this happened to her . >> uh- j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> developing news regarding the huge strike by tens of thousands of kaiser permanente workers. there's no settlement tonight, so expect a second day of picketing. a variety of employees in multiple states walked out, ranging from pharmacists to medical technicians. the union says its primary issue is a staffing sh

dominique showed us the ring that noelle's family gave her mom after noelle's death, a symbol to herf how much noelle had meant to her family. she says her mom even kept a journal and often wrote about her friend noelle think her eyes just twinkled when she looked at her like she just was such a beautiful person . >> and that's one thing that shined through in my mom's writing is that this was somebody she really cared about and it just devastated her that she lost her. i'm grateful for the detectives. i'm grateful for noelle's family for not giving up hope. um, and just to, you know, even though we haven't met , letting noelle's family know that she touched many lives and that she's been thought of daily ever since this happened to her . >> uh- j.r. stone, abc seven news. >> developing news regarding the huge strike by tens of thousands of kaiser permanente workers. there's no settlement tonight, so expect a second day of picketing. a variety of employees in multiple states walked out, ranging from pharmacists to medical technicians. the union says its primary issue is a staffing sh

. >> reporter: noelle waring and aleksie von disterlo live in vallejo . they were surprised at first to hear their area costs more to live in the new york city. but, feel it kind of makes sense. >> having san francisco be as expensive as it is, people get pushed out to these other regions. lafayette, walnut creek and then people living there get pushed up her their. >> reporter: the ranking by u.s. news & world report took into account the median gross rent and annual housing cost, among other factors, to figure out which areas need the most wealth to live comfortably. with housing costs going through the roof, most have trouble making ends meet. >> it is so expensive. i work and live in the bay. i have lived here my whole life. even working full time, it is not enough money to pay the bills. >> reporter: for noelle and aleksie , they are always looking for ways to evolve in their careers. >> it is constantly trying to scale up. that is the only way to really survive out here, to constantly be looking for ways to increase your skill set. >> reporter: at t

hi, noelle. yeah.was a rather subdued locker room yesterday after that. 31 17 loss to the bengals. >> not many guys around those who were pretty quiet and now they all have some time to reflect on what's caused the sudden drop-off in production and how to fix it with this latest loss. the forty-niners dropped a 5, 3, they're now second in the nfc west standings and there are 11 game home winning streak came to an end. so if you're wondering exactly what areas they need to focus and run by a week. well, take your pick. there's the penalties. 5 of them for 54 yards yesterday. there's brock purdy's late game interceptions and fumble in the final minutes. there's the run. defense bengals. average 7.2 yards per play on the ground. also covered issues missed, tackles on defense. and today kyle shanahan said his biggest take away from the game tape is that this bye could be coming at a better time stretch. but this guy. >> i believe yesterday that comey sticks over on the tape. the most is. the tired. i thoug

noelle walker from our dallas-fort worth affiliate has that story. >> hey, boys, will you back up?es' feith graders could hardly it is stihl. >> they've beeso excited and they're keeping a secret, which is huge. >> reporter: it started with a discussion about favorite colors. >> when it got around to jaren, jaren mentioned to us all that he was color-blind. >> reporter: that led to a number of questions, and one solution >> they wanted you to be able to see like everybody else. >> reporter: they found a pot of gold at the end of this rainbow, pooling their allowance money. in one day, they had enough to buy color-blind glasss. >> we would love to see you try them on and tell what's you think. >> oh! >> reporter: that's jaren, seeing color like his classmates for the first time his mom remembers the moment she knew jaren was color-blind >> i remember he was in a car seat in the back of the car, and it really was a beautiful texas sunrise. and i heard jaren's voice in the back seat saying mommy, look at the beautiful green sunrise, and i looked at it, and i thought oh dear. >> report

i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. newly released court documents reveal exactly what happened on sunday aboard that flight. >> prosecutors say emerson was sitting in the jump seat behind the pilot when he started pulling on the handles of the planes, fire suppression system, which if he had been successful, would have cut fuel to the plane's engines. prosecutors say he has admitted to doing so and he's now facing both state and federal charges. we do have team coverage on this story tonight. kron four's theresa live from outside emerson's home in pleasant hill. but first kron four's dan kerman joining us from the newsroom with the breakdown of those court documents tan. >> now, the big question is, how could someone do such a thing? these court documents tell a story of a depressed man in crisis grieving the death of a friend. also man who only 48 hours earlier at taken magic mushrooms tuesday afternoon, alaska airlines pilot joseph emerson pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of second degree attempted murder and one coun

and san francisco, noelle bellow. kron, 4 news. >> very cool.speak with for the 5th year in a row. mattel is releasing 3 new dia de los barbie dolls, dia de los muertos or day of the dead. it's a holiday that remembers the lives of loved ones who have died with food music festivals. the new dolls were designed in collaboration with mexican designers looking pretty good. they start at $75. still ahead here on kron, 4 news at 10, the california condor or making a big comeback. the flock of the endangered birds recently visited mount diablo. >> and next in sports, the warriors could be without one of their main guys at the start of the season. our erin wilson joins us after the break to explain. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> tough news just ahead of training camp. the warriors, they're down to me after draymond green injured his ankle, forcing him to be out for. and he's 46 weeks now. our jason dumas confirmed today that the injury happened during a pickup game. and jason, earlier this week that said it's not a high ankle sprain. so green is expecte

hi, noelle. see in a minute to grant. thank you very much. here's what we're working on.staged a walkout today. >> upset over video that they say contains racist language. they say they want the district and the city to do more to curb hate speech on campus. plus, a vigil being held for the lives lost to drug overdoses in san francisco. it's happening right now. we'll take you live to that event with city officials and local leaders as the city tries to find solutions and move forward admits opioid epidemic. i'm ken wayne. the news at 6 is ken wayne. the news at 6 is next. travel. there is nothing like it dancing is my passion. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema, it hasn't always been easy. i was constantly itching. whatever i was doing now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, adults can have long lasting, clearer skin and fast itch relief serious allergic reactions

. >> reporter: noelle waring and aleksie von disterlo live in vallejo and they were surprised at first to hear their area costs more to live in than new york city, but feel it kind of makes sense. >> having san francisco being as expensive as it is, people get pushed out to these other regions. lafayette, walnut creek, concord and then people are living there get pushed out further. >> reporter: the ranking by "u.s. news and world report" took into account the median gross rent and annual housing costs among other factors to figure out which areas need the most wealth to live comfortably. with housing costs going through the roof, most have trouble making ends meet. >> it's so expensive. it's -- you know, i work and live in the bay and i have lived here my whole life and even working full-time, i'm an amazon driver, and that's not enough money to pay the bills. >> reporter: so for aleksie and noelle, they're always looking for ways to evolve in their careers. >> constantly trying to scale up. that's the only way to really survive out here is to constantly be looking for -- >> push, pus

so definitely a get out there have some italian >> thank you, noelle.f-driving taxi service waymo is now roaming around santa monica. self-driving cars have been cruising around san francisco since late 2022. are offering santa monica residents a free chance to test the service. people are asked to sign up on the online waitlist. many residents gathered at the pickup area to get their ride. >> going to definitely keep on writing the waymo driverless taxi. you know you have. it's just amazing at the ica gentleman said the new went to make a right right and on a red light. seems like knows what it's doing. >> earlier >> this week waymo announced the company is expanding its services citywide in san francisco. >> coming up, republicans name their choice for speaker of the house today. but what they didn't expect was how short of votes he would and some students from israel or stock in san francisco. they have to say after the break. is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices wi

noelle bellow back to guys in the studio. >> well, check out the weather. we've got some fantastic weather ahead. waking up tomorrow morning. kind of a transitional day. patchy fog likely to start out today, at least along the coastline early some of those clouds have already moved in temperatures generally in the 50's by 8. the clouds begin to part just a bit. mostly sunny skies around the bay area 50's and 60's by 08:00am then notice a big difference. i think by 10 70's begin to pop up inside the bay mid 70's in the valley. still some patchy fog along the coastline. much warmer weather to come. we'll talk about a few minutes. >> hey, usually can hear them before. you can see the navy's blue angels are back. they have arrived in the bay area for this week's fleet week. visitors will be able to tour ships docked along san francisco's waterfront this week while checking out art exhibits and free concerts around the city. fleet week's biggest attractions start friday morning at 11 o'clock with a parade of ships under the golden gate bridge, the air show will

our kron 4 noelle bellow joining us now live in the studio with more know.ve a solution here. yeah, the key, the shelter says the list of cats and dogs coming into the shelter is outpacing the number of animals going out. >> the shelter has space for 114 dogs right now. there are 178 in their possession. there are also more than 300 cats in their care, which is 100 more than preferred. the shelter has been waiving adoption fees since this summer to try and help reduce the population. but it still struggling and that's led to an average of about 20 animals a month being euthanized. that's a number. animal rights advocates say is too high. >> groups have consistently for years been briefed on dots on very short notice and is kill us are not necessary. it's not unless you're trying to end their suffering protect the public there's no reason the shelters can't give us extensions on these animals. >> the shelter says in many cases the pet slated for euthanasia have been in the shelters care for months. and there's just not enough space or staff to ensure they rem

noelle bellow also back to you. all right. thank you, noelle. take a look at this east bay park. officials are calling this. >> big carbonate they're currently using it at anthony chabot regional park in alameda county, da try to prevent wildfires. crews say that they're getting rid of vegetation like big trees. carbonate or they say allows for them to get rid of them right on site with extremely low emissions rather than burning them are transporting them using diesel trucks. whether time now as we get a look at our 4 zone this is a live shot right now of bay bridge tonight. pretty calm around the bay area. but morris said looks like a monster off the coast of mexico. it really is this a category 5 hurricane. >> about to move into a very popular and well well populated place. so this is out pocket ahead long look at the storm system. yeah, this thing has been generating some big-time energy in these past few hours. in fact, it is now officially a category 5 with sustained winds, of least 160 miles an hour right around the core. now you're going to find those winds about 30 miles

. >> conference noelle bellow joins us here in the studio with why and iowa senator says workers need to stay away from that place noel. yeah, that's right, ken, the federal building opened back in 2007 at houses, offices for several agencies, including >> the usda and the u.s. department of health and human services. but senator joni ernst is calling the conditions outside the courthouse. a spooky sight of overdoses and crime. in a statement she says, quote, working at a department of health and human services building shouldn't be a risk your health or life. but it is now due to former speaker pelosi and the other liberal politicians allowed criminal chaos to overtake the streets of san francisco and quote, now this echoes what we reported back in august when an official with the h h s was advising workers there maximize remote work in light of conditions outside the courthouse. however, political analyst michael yaki says the calls for a shutdown is more political theater. he says it misses the mark when it comes to real issues. when you think about all the serious problems that we

. >> i'm noelle bellow. the governor announcing tonight democratic strategist la fonda butler will be chosen for the position. butler was an adviser to kamala harris is 2020 presidential campaign. she is also the president of emily's list. a political organization that focuses on electing democratic women who support abortion rights. butler is also a former labor leader in choosing her newsom is fulfilling a pledge he made to appoint a black woman. if einstein seat have become open law professor and political commentator jessica levinson says the pick makes a lot of sense for the governor. >> the pick, a black woman who is also at the forefront of issues. he cares about about gender equality, about reproductive choice. and so i think for the governor, this pick makes a lot of sense. it also makes sense because senate democrats need another person there. they cannot be down a body and we expect that ms butler will be sworn within a matter of days. >> she could be sworn in as early as tuesday evening when the

i'm noelle bellow. i'm ken wayne. the mayor now has that list.

i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. chp says the pair was biking lawfully on the side of the road. when would on a flatbed lumber truck fell off and hit them. kron four's amanda hari has the details and reaction from other bikers in the area. >> so rondo trail near oak knoll avenue is back open after 2 people riding bicycles were killed here. cyclists say it's eerie to be riding on the same road and have it look like nothing happened. >> wrong place wrong time pusha t has been cycling in napa county for more than a decade. so when 2 people were killed tuesday, he started getting texts immediately. i got. >> word of it last i was i i bite. >> from napa to say just about every day the incident happened around 11 tuesday morning. california highway patrol says the load on the lumber truck shifted and the would collide with the 2 bicyclists. a man died on the scene. a woman was transported to queen of the valley hospital and later died from her injuries. chp says cyclists were riding lawfully. you can do all those things. y

i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus. and this week's high temperatures are also coinciding with the potential. >> for dangerously high surfed to give us the full breakdown. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. learn it was hot today. >> yeah. hot today. going to be even a lot hotter tomorrow as we're going to high pressure really strengthened overnight tonight. we've already got the warm temperatures around the bay area now. so we're off and running tomorrow with warm weather. these temperatures are going to soar. it is clear all the way the golden gate bridge not seeing that fog out there. remember last night we did have some dense fog along the coastline little more than offshore wind kicking in. check out the temperatures. 71 of layoffs. 75 degrees downtown san francisco. 71 in san jose, 70 in hayward and 70 in san carlos. so the numbers running unseasonably warm national weather service issuing an excessive heat advisory that will continue until 11 o'clock tomorrow night. that extends all the way from the nor

thanks for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. new details tonight about the moments before an off-duty bay area pilot. >> tried cutting the engines of a plane heading to san francisco. it's a crazy story a lot of people are talking about in court documents now reveal joseph emerson. >> who lives here in pleasant hill said he had taken magic mushrooms in the days leading up to the flight in question and that he hadn't slept in many hours. and today in court, he pleaded not guilty to 83 counts of second-degree attempted murder. kron four's amanda hari joins us in the newsroom with more on what could happen next in this case, amanda, a plea of insanity is off the table according to one lawyer because joseph emerson. >> admitted to taking magic mushrooms before boarding the plane. prosecutors say the off-duty pilot tried to pull on the handles of the planes, fire suppression system while in flight. if he was successful, it would have cut off fuel to the plane's engines. >> tuesday afternoon, alaska airlines pilot 44 year-old joseph e

. >> i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus. police say it happened early this morning outside this house to women sitting in a car. one of them got shot and one of them died. police later finding the shooter with a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a remote wooded area in cupertino. kron 4 sarah stinson has the very latest. >> neighbors say they're shaken up. they did not expect something like this to happen in their normally safe neighborhood and same with police. they haven't investigated a homicide since 2021. it's extremely shocking because stuff like that doesn't happen here. a tragic scene unfolding in this quiet sunnyvale neighborhood around 5.30, monday morning. neighbors called 9-1-1 reporting screamingoand gunshots coming from a home on care. strike the sunnyvale department of public safety says when officers arrived, they found 2 women shot in the car outside the home. tragically, one of victims did not survive. >> the other victim was transported by ambulance to a local area hospital for treatment. police say the woma

i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus tonight. the bay area is coming together in the wake of the deadly war going on now in the middle east, the conflict started saturday when hamas fired into and invaded israel on the ground launching an unprecedented attack that has now killed close to 2000 people, including women, children, even babies. a top israeli military officer says the death toll in israel from hamas has surpassed one-thousand that authorities in gaza and in the west bank area say 850 people have been killed since israel started responding. israel's been retaliating with relentless airstrikes on gaza valley to topple hamas. rulers of the palestinian territory. the un is reporting at least 200,000 people have also been displaced tonight in san francisco, people gathered at dolores park for a public prayer for both palestinians. >> and israelis kron four's sara stinson intended. she joins us now live in the studio with details. good evening, >> yeah, it didn't matter whether you stood for israel or palestine. tonight's ev

i'm noelle bellow. those candies were given out at a trunk or treat event this weekend in the parking lot of ehrhardt elementary school in alameda. other been a total of 4 reports of kids receiving those thc candies kron four's amanda hari reports on how parents can protect their kids. this halloween. >> a treat that didn't belong at a children's halloween event. alameda police say this cannabis fruit shoe made by cuba last farm somehow ended up at sunday's trunk or treat event held in this parking lot outside of ehrhardt elementary school. the event was sponsored by the pta. our kids are our most vulnerable population. >> we have an obligation to protect them. alameda unified school district superintendent pass costs. could dairy says they immediately started investigation to determine what happened and prevent it from happening again. we're advising all of our families to discard any and all can do that they may have received at that event yesterday. whether or not it fits the description that we've s

i'm noelle bellow kron four's amanda hari was at sfo earlier today for her arrival. she joins us live now in studio with more on what what people are saying and remembering about the late senator amanda, the senator's body was accompanied by representative nancy pelosi. the 2 were longtime colleagues and neighbors on the tarmac at sfo. there were lots of hugs and tears as feinstein made her final trip home. >> senator dianne feinstein returned to her hometown for the final time on saturday. a plane from the president's military fleet carried her body back to san francisco international airport. >> she died in her washington, d.c., home thursday night at the age of 90, it was just hours after she cast her final vote misses. feinstein. representative mike thompson whose district includes parts of napa contra costa and solano counties says it was an honor and a pleasure working with senator feinstein who is always available. always want know she could help. she helped >> on issues race, creed, disaster, fire to healthcare. feinstein was the first female mayor of san fra

i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. the announcement from cruise comes just days after the state's dmv suspended the company's permits over safety concerns. kron four's dan thorn joining us from the newsroom now with reaction noel. cruz says they're doing this to rebuild public trust following california dmv suspension over those concerns. the company >> had already dropped operations of their driverless rides here in san francisco. but now be rides are stopping everywhere. and one tech expert tells us the company needs to debug before getting back on the road. >> just days after having the robotaxi permits revoked in california, crews pause its driverless operations nationwide. the company making the announcement on ax formally known as twitter thursday night saying the most important thing for us right now is to take steps to rebuild public trust. it's actually the right thing to do. they have to make sure that people feel safe and the car and outside the car. there have been a number of incidents involving cruise car

i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus. senator feinstein passed away at the age of 90 thursday. she is lying in state tonight at san francisco city hall throughout the day. bay area residents have been stopping by to pay their respects and kron four's. dan kerman joins us. >> now live outside city hall with the latest. good evening >> good evening. members of the public have been here all day long waiting in line and a pretty heavy heat waiting to get in to say their personal goodbye to senator feinstein for each person. there's a different incident that makes her stand out for some. it's because she was such a trailblazing woman for others. it's what she did for the aids crisis. it's one she did for assault weapons. regardless. many came by today to say their goodbyes. >> the hearse carrying california senator dianne feinstein arrived at san francisco city hall shortly after 8 in the morning. flag draped casket was carried into city hall and positioned under the rotunda family members and dignitaries for first to pay respects among them. congresswoman nancy pelosi and her husba

i'm noelle bellow. red flag warning is in the forecast for most of the bay area this weekend. we do have a map. >> showing the orange areas shaded there. that's where wildfires could easily spark and spread. the warning includes many areas at higher elevations across the bay area as well as large parts of sonoma and napa counties. dry winds are predicted to start at 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joining us now with what more we can expect. lawrence, this goes through sunday correct. yes, sure doesn't kind of strange you. go outside right now. many places is very calm. but really the atmosphere. >> really just setting itself up the offshore wind event going to be kicking in as we head throughout the day. tomorrow. skies are nice and clear outside around the bay area and we're getting ready for a major wind event here in the bay area. the strongest we've seen so far this season. all right. here's a map showing you some black lines. those are called iso bars. those are lines of equal pressure. the for their part, the less strong, the winds, the c

they can't complain about the weather grant and noelle, good evening. and we're looking at a pretty decent forecast the next couple of days. if you want more that walking around type weather, we have it, however, looks like there will be more clouds in our skies tomorrow, although temperatures are doing pretty good. here's half moon bay for you. >> as some folks at least here trying to raise a son here at low tide temperature. check for you as we do a quick little tour. lower 70's cover most of the real estate. we've got some upper 60's well inland and lower 70's also up in the north bay with some middle 70's at work as well. so the next few hours got to throw in some scattered clouds into the mixture. here we have temperatures falling into the 60's and even the 50's well before midnight. that's got to be pretty close to what the lows will be and then we'll get into ultimately the 40's for the ultimate low. it looks like you'll see some scattered clouds to start your day tomorrow, but that will probably thin out by the late afternoon. now, i want to get

i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus just in time for the air show. the bay area weather's kind of showing off for the annual festivities. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. boy was hot today. oh, my goodness. start tomorrow with the real shows. yeah, here we go. i mean, when they're out there practicing today, i mean. >> how fun with that to be to fly around the bay area and a gorgeous day like nothing like fun down below. but i mean, it was getting hot out there in spots along the coastline. we had some record breaking heat out there right now. we've got clear skies and i believe lee, warm temperatures right now all around the bay area. look at the numbers in san francisco right now. we're talking 75 degrees. 72 in hayward. 76 in san carlos. 77 degrees right now in san jose. and 72 in fremont. so and temperatures running this you know, are going tomorrow. we're going way up again. and so national weather service has issued an excessive heat advisory that continues until tomorrow night at 11 o'clock. so even into san francisco, you get the

thanks being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. we start tonight with investigators. >> trying to figure out why an off-duty pilot from the east bay when intentionally try to disable a plane midair while heading to san francisco. and that man is now facing 167 charges, including attempted murder. >> kron 4 sarah stinson is at the pilot's home in pleasant hill with more. >> this pleasant hill home is where alaska airlines pilot joseph emerson lives with his wife and 2 kids. we saw some family members and a friend going back and forth from a truck to the home gathering items for the family. we asked if they would chat with us about this, but they said they've been advised by attorneys not to speak with news outlets. date. they give a ride trying track down the end their verdict. the landing foreman alaska airlines pilot 44 year-old joseph emerson was arrested sunday after allegedly causing a disturbance in the cockpit of a horizon air commercial plane. this forced an emergency landing in portland. >> well, the plane was in route to s

i'm noelle bellow. the governor announcing tonight democratic strategist la fonda butler will be chosen for the position. >> butler was an adviser to kamala harris is 2020 presidential campaign. she's also the president of emily's list, a political organization that focuses on electing democratic women who support abortion rights. butler is also a former labor leader and choosing her newsom will fulfill a pledge he made to appoint a black woman. it feinstein's seat became open law professor and political commentator jessica levinson says the pick makes a lot of sense for governor newsom. >> i think governor newsom understood when he said i'm just going to appoint a caretaker that there was an enormous amount of backlash saying how could you say you're going to appoint a black woman who can only be a caretaker? and i think what he acknowledged today is what he's saying is i pick somebody is qualified. i pick somebody i trust and there's no strings attached and they can now run. if they want to. >> butler

thanks for being with us tonight on kron 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow san jose. police say the collision was reported in the area of blossom hill road and winfield boulevard just before 9 o'clock last night. they say the woman. >> identified as 21 year-old april marie zogg lauer was driving eastbound on blossom hill when it collided with a car that was traveling south on winfield. but the driver and his passenger ran off. police later learning the car was stolen. doctors managed to deliver the woman's baby, but the infant passed away tonight. kron four's dan thorn just spoke with the woman's close friend. he's joining us in the newsroom with more on this stand. very heartbreaking story here. yeah, i know all we learn from a family friend that baby devontae was taken off of life support just hours ago. the mother glower. >> was staying with the layer is family and san jose. we learned tonight that glower was also a teacher at play and learn preschool. lay rays who was essentially like her mother because they were living together, says that april was thoughtful an

i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. the war between israel and hamas continues on with the conflict entering its 10th day. casualties are mounting amid israeli airstrikes in gaza and a worsening humanitarian crisis. the white house says president biden spoke to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the weekend. it said the president expressed unwavering support for israel. alexandra limon joins us now live with more on the u.s. involvement in this new war. good evening, alexandra. yeah, good evening. president biden also canceled a trip he had planned to colorado to instead. stay here in washington so that he could continuously be briefed by his top security officials. >> about the war in the middle east. we also understand president biden is considering a trip to israel to show support. >> was the sporting secretary of state antony blinken is back in israel, emphasizing u.s. support to israel's obligations. does that democratic senator richard blumenthal says there are concerns that the war could grow beyond t

i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus. we will. >> take a closer look at where these incidents are taking place. the chinese consulate. is it geary boulevard and laguna street and the chase bank where the suspects barricaded. it's about a mile and half away on fulton street between central and masonic avenues. we do have live coverage from both of those scenes tonight. kron 4 sarah stinson. >> is live for us at the chase bank. rob nesbitt is that the chinese consulate right now? we'll start there. rob, what is the latest? >> well, we first arrived on scene just about a half an hour ago. the chinese consulate is behind me over my right shoulder. you can see police activity still here. caution tape, set up, stopping the public from walking down the sidewalk. traffic is also blocked on geary boulevard. the san francisco fire department has confirmed that there was at least one person who was injured in a shooting. we also understand that their initial calls this afternoon came of a car that had crashed into the chinese consul

thanks for being with us tonight on kron. 4 news at 11, i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. those protesters rallying for an immediate cease-fire in gaza and for the u.s. military to stop helping israel. >> fight the war. take a look. they left the building, splattered red paint. homeland security and police were both there at the federal building this evening. no word yet on any arrests. they gather just as president biden gave a rare oval office address to the nation, fresh off his trip to israel. israel. >> and palestinians equally deserve to live in safety, dignity and peace. >> the president's address comes after the state department issued a rare worldwide caution alerts to u.s. citizens today adding his administration is still working to unite hostages held by hamas with their families. he also reiterated his strong continued support for ukraine following a call with president zelensky. >> as president, there is no higher priority for me than the safety americans held hostage hamas and put represent different threats. but they share this in common. they both want to c

i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. we have team coverage tonight as protests and demonstrations are happening as we speak here in the bay area. but first, we want to go live to washington checking in with dc reporter raquel martin. >> raquel top biden officials were on the ground in the middle east today. what is the message they delivered? well, the defense secretary and the secretary of state held important meetings in the region today. the biden administration definitely in the midst of a balancing act. they say they're focused. and supporting israel through this fight, but also reducing civilian deaths and ensuring that this does not spread beyond just these 2 territories. >> israel is urging more than a million palestinians to evacuate from northern gaza as the country plans to ramp up attacks against >> we all going destroy hamas infrastructure. have, quote, goes after hand delivering weapons to israel. defense secretary lloyd austin, lake and hamas to ice is. >> that israel has no choice but to defend itself. no

i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow for just the second time during his presidency, president biden is speaking to the american people tonight from the oval office as he prepares to ask for additional billions of dollars in military assistance, deepening american involvement in 2 very different foreign conflicts. this funding request is expected to be formally unveiled on friday. it is likely to be around 100 billion dollars over the next year. that money would go to help military operations in both israel and ukraine. the total figure also includes some money for taiwan's defense and for managing the flow of migrants at the southern border with mexico, the speech will be an opportunity for the president to argue that the united states has an obligation and a national security interest and sending billions of dollars overseas. it's expected to last about 15 to 20 minutes. and of course he's doing this without a speaker and the house complicating matters and right after he got back from a historic trip to israel, a planned trip into a war zone we are, you know, this is a topic that t

i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus. that's right. this man is actually a pilot. he was off duty at the time and he's being accused of trying to >> turn off the plane's engines. so you can see and this map here, the plane took off from a >> airport near seattle and it headed south bound for san opfrancisco. never made it that >> far, though, instead, this plane made an emergency landing in portland kron. 4 s charles clifford reports. >> fortunately, no one was injured as a result of this incident. but now the fbi in the portland police department are investigating this case and one man is in custody facing 167 charges, including 83 counts of attempted murder on sunday afternoon, alaska airlines flight 2, 0, 5, 9, a 76 seat horizon air flight was flying from everett, washington to san francisco. >> when an off-duty alaska airlines pilot who was riding in the jump 13, the cockpit allegedly tried to shut down the engines of the plane. the pilots were able to regain control and that man was removed from the cockpit. the pilots then requested to make an emergency landi

i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus conditions are fortunately calm right now. but these gusty winds and low humidity levels are expected throughout the weekend. the national weather service >> has elevated. what was a fire weather watch up to now. red flag warning. now that warning includes many of the high elevations across the bay and large parts of sonoma and napa counties. cal fire says they plan to have their aircraft on standby starting early saturday morning. >> biggest thing is just for the public to be fire safe, that they're operating outside in conditions. and should there be a fire in your area >> be aware of it. and like i said before, if you're asked to evacuate in the event of a fire, please do so quickly. >> so that red flag warning starts at 5 o'clock tomorrow morning. it will remain in place through 5 o'clock sunday night and standing by now with more on the weather conditions that are fueling this red flag warning its chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. yeah, this looks like the most extreme wind event we've seen. >> in quite some time. defi

i'm noelle bellow. i'm grant lotus talking about 52 year-old desiree lisa hughley, who was last seen at her home. >> near san antonio avenue on saturday morning. police say had a phone conversation with a family member. the day she went missing saying she was going for a short walk, which is something her family says she did quite often and would usually only be gone for a short time. however, by monday, the alameda police department asked for the public's help locating her. this is a developing story here will update you as soon as we learn more about this discovery. >> a freak accident left 2 bicyclists dead in napa county today. the world on a lumber truck shifted while traveling north on silverado trail around 11 o'clock this morning. the lumber collided with the 2 bicyclists killing one of them almost instantly. the other cyclists died from their injuries later in the hospital. the driver of that flatbed truck stayed behind. they're cooperating with napa highway patrol. a portion of the road was sh

i'm noelle bellow. police tell us officers responded to the area of 23rd street and wendell avenue shortly before 8 o'clock tonight, they found 3 people with gunshot wounds. one of them died. 2 others were taken to a trauma center at this time. investigators have not told us they have anyone in custody or what may have led up to the shooting. we do not know the conditions of the 2 people who were injured and this will keep following this developing story for you tonight. and we'll let you know soon as we learn more. >> happening right now about 1600 pg and e customers in and around golden gate park are without power in san francisco tonight. the outage started just after 07:00pm, according to the website, power won't be restored until tomorrow afternoon. all of golden gate park was affected here. as you can see on the pg e outage map. genie is out there assessing what caused the outage. not a great time to be without power as we are definitely in this heat wave right now. let's take a live look at san f

i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus thousands of teachers and other employees cast their votes tonight to sighting if a strike is necessary. we expect to learn the results of that vote tomorrow. >> the teachers union has been negotiating with the school district for about 6 months now. >> most recently the district offered $10,000 rays and $30 per hour minimum salaries for teachers who work with special needs students. but many teachers say that is just not enough. they also have an issue with paychecks not showing up on time and sometimes the paychecks don't show up at all. >> i know there's quite a few educator signed on our site, you, d c who had to file grievances because they haven't been paid, other teachers who have taken maternity and paternity leave haven't gotten paid still. >> this is video here. people showing up to vote tonight. this vote only authorizes a strike if approved tonight, there will be a second vote to determine if educators will actually strike and then for how long and when the strike would be the school district referred us when we asked for their comment to

i'm noelle bellow. i'm ken wayne. the rallies are in response to the israel hamas war that has caused carnage on both sides. more than a million palestinians now trying to get out of northern gaza ahead ahead of expected ground invasion by israeli forces. this in response to saturday's attack by hamas. the israeli government telling them to evacuate toward the southern part of gaza. >> the united nations says ordering half of the cars and population to flee and mass would be calamitous urging israel to reverse the directive. meantime, hamas has ordered people to ignore the evacuation more than 2000 people have been killed in the israel hamas war, including more than a dozen americans here at home. but rallies and protests have been happening all across the bay area today as well. >> kron four's dan joining us now live from the near the federal building in san francisco. dan what's happening out there right now. >> yeah, i can. the event actually just wrapped up with demonstrators coming out here calling for the end to

i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus. our top story tonight. a tiktok video is now. >> starting to go viral. it shows an arrest that happened in vallejo today. this thing is already amassed more than half a million views in it. a woman is punched in the face by a police officer as she's being arrested. we do want to warn you the video is tough to watch the lay hope. police tell us this woman was being arrested after allegedly burglarizing a store and leading officers on a chase. police say that chase started near the gateway plaza shopping center on admiral callaghan lane. >> according to police, the woman was driving recklessly eventually smashing into a semi truck. the police department says the woman then aggressively resisted arrest. but >> as you've been seeing, the video shows something totally different. the officer pulled her out of the car through are up against the side of the big rig and then took her to the ground. he punches her in the face before getting are ours behind her back here in placing her in cuffs. police say >> the offi

i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus to prevent significant crackdown. you see the number of overdose deaths in san francisco. >> is out of hand. it continues to average. in fact, about 70 people a month dying from overdoses. the city's expanded outreach and services for people who use drugs. they've also beefed up police patrols. and we've seen that since may. now the governor is providing additional man power to launch a task fo

i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. the president also reaffirmed america's commitment to israel. >> while calling for humanitarian aid to the region, carlos saucedo reports with the very latest developments. >> i came to get kind back on air force one. president joe biden says his overseas trip was a success. egypt will open the gaza border crossing to allow for much needed humanitarian aid. president biden wrapped up his lightning trip to israel wednesday and what was seen as a diplomatic scramble to keep the war with hamas from escalating into a larger conflict. biden reaffirmed america's commitment to the jewish state for decades. >> ensure israel's qualitative military edge. later this week. i'm going to ask united states congress fresh support package. >> prisoners defense, the president met with israeli first responders and families of those killed, injured or taken hostage. the high stakes visit overshadowed by a blast at a gaza hospital that killed 500 civilians. the hamas led gaza health ministry says an israe

i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow. we want to get the very latest from the ground there. reporter shiina low joins now from lewiston, maine with the very latest sheena. >> well, obviously, this is still a very fluid situation, but it's now been 24 hours since that first 9-1-1, call. so the suspect has been on the run for more than a day. now you can see the road is blocked off behind me. that road leads the local bowling alley where those shots first rang out. and tonight the community is on edge. sheltering-in-place wondering what happens from here. >> a manhunt for a suspected mass shooter continues. this is the man police are looking for 40 year-old robert card. a warrant is out for his arrest. carr is accused of fatally shooting at least 18 people injuring 13 in the city of louis. in may. authorities say card went into 2 businesses. first, a local bowling alley, then a local pool bar armed in a matter of minutes. sheer chaos shattering main second largest populated city. my administration is behind law enforcement efforts. >> to capture the person of interest. robert

i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus to prevent significant crackdown. you see the number of overdose deaths in san francisco. >> is out of hand. it continues to average. in fact, about 70 people a month dying from overdoses. the city's expanded outreach and services for people who use drugs. they've also beefed up police patrols. and we've seen that since may. now the governor is providing additional man power to launch a task force, which could see fentanyl dealers facing murder charges. kron four's dan kerman reports in the first 9 months of this year. san francisco is seen over 600 overdose deaths. >> 80% of which are due to fentanyl and how deadly this drug is. >> is impacting the quality of life of san francisco differently than almost any other drug we've encountered. the governor's already sent in the highway patrol to help curb open air drug dealing. >> now he's sending the california national guard to join the chp san francisco police and the da's office to set up a task force to investigate and prosecute dealers. the district attorney in san f

thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 11 i'm noelle bellow. the war between israel and hamas is now in its 7th day. gaza city woke up to a friday morning filled with air strikes. it's currently 09:00am. there more than 2500 people have been killed on both sides of the israel, hamas war. 27 of them are confirmed as americans, 14 americans remain unaccounted for with only a few of those missing believed to have been taken hostage. east bay woman is fearful for her family in gaza. tonight, the woman from danville says she just lost contact with their family within the last day. kron four's dan thorn is in the studio tonight with her story. dan. >> yeah, well, as we just saw, the top gaza has been getting bombarded with missiles from the israeli army since this war began. this video said to be of a bombing of is it now islamic university in gaza and videos like this have been especially difficult for dorraine sick ala who has family there. college says resources are becoming scarce for civilians who are bearing the devastating consequences of the