the report claims a review of uranian government emails that o'malley was the target are possible uranianelligence operation back to 2014 named at harming the us government. fox news is not independently confirmed this but spokesman offered little information on this subject even to members of congress. >> and ongoing law enforcement matter, not something we can get into. lauren: o'malley said i have been informed my security clearance is under review, i expect the investigation to be favorable and soon. his clearance remains suspended, the investigation is ongoing. stuart: congressman mike mccall joins me now. this sounds like a sophisticated spy operation. going back to the obama administration and it is all part of iran and his activities in the middle east which produced this war. >> it is very serious, the special envoy to iran, robert o'malley will, was suspended and has a job at princeton university. on mishandling of classified information. there are three individuals he's working with with this group, with uranian foreign minister, one is the chief of staff to the secretary of de

o'malley will make arrangements, i think, to move everybody out of the building.were mentioning, so feel free to grab those and i will talk to you again soon. thank you very much. mike sauschuck, _ thank you very much. mike sauschuck, the _ thank you very much. mike i sauschuck, the commissioner thank you very much. mike - sauschuck, the commissioner of the. giving the update from city hall at lewiston in maine. giving a brief update, he said it is still an active situation. there is still a government at large in the area. he said again they are looking for information on what they are describing as a person of interest. he said he would not use the term suspect but refer to this individual, llo—year—old robert card, as a person of interest. but mike sauschuck giving that briefing, he did say that this individual should be considered armed and dangerous and that people should not approach him and should not approach him and should not approach him and should not make contact with him but if anyone knows anything about his whereabouts to get in touch with their lo

>> just to be specific, those seven prosecutors were from the previous administration, o'malley. she came into office, and she made these allegations against them for prior conduct that she alleges was wrong. >> sure. >> so matt finnegan, the man you saw there, is the union attorney that represents the seven. he is the one who actually negotiates the contracts. he says that three prosecutors left within a few months, but he says the four continued to draw the $260,000 a year salaries plus $78,000 in benefits. that's for ten months. then he said if you add to that the $200,000 spent to hire the firms to do those investigations, he puts the cost to taxpayers at $1.6 million since the beginning of january. you have to keep in mind there's still one prosecutor out on paid leave, so that tab is going to keep going. >> so it's costing some taxpayer money here. any idea why those prosecutors were told to come back to work after so much time? >> so my sources have told me that the bringing back those three of the four prosecutors coincides with the fact that two other longtime prosecutor

report from then alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley found that the officers were justified in using deadly force and did not face any charges. salgado leaves behind a 6 year-old daughter who will be financially supported through that settlement. kron 4 is your election headquarters. some 24 hours after u.s., senator laphonza butler up took the oath of office. attention is now turning to just how long she intends to stay in that seed. how a special election could result in someone else finishing out the last few months of senator feinstein's term. so it's curious if you're a casual observer and cut for us. capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with an expert and breaks it down. >> butler's appointment to the u.s. senate last only until the november 2024 general election. but dianne feinstein's term ends 2 months after that in january 2025. that's why a lot of attention is turning to a special election on those short 2 months. all that on top of an already planned senate race where you the voters will decide who sits in that seat for a full 6 year term. >> congratulations

to get the job done, and then working with, you know, people like our deputy chief of staff, jen o'malley, who had brought me into the biden campaign, during the general election, and had just been a real mentor and a real guiding light for me. she has just really epitomized what i see as strong women leadership in these positions, and she does so with, i think, such humility and also humor but also, just, you know, i think, relentless sort of leadership and reminding all of us--her famous line is that "we can do hard things," and that's, i think, an important mantra. it reminds me of a "sí, se puede," mantra that i grew up with. damian: oh, that's awesome. how do you--you're a cal bear. julie: yes. damian: how did that experience at cal, you think, prepare you for this? julie: well, berkeley was an amazing experience. i'm so glad that i decided to go to uc berkeley. it was far enough from home but close enough that i can get back in a matter of five hours, but in all honesty, you know, it was the first time that i was, sort of, i felt like i was outside of, you know, my farmworker family

last year, former district attorney nancy o'malley found the chp officers did not break the law wheny fired into that car. salgado's sister says they will be planning another rally to try to get the case back on the radar of the district attorney and state attorney general rob bonta. california water officials are calling this year a miracle water year. let's give you a look at lexington reservoir in los gatos, which is at more than 200% of normal overall reservoirs are filled to 128% of their historic average. the water year that ended this past saturday will go down as one of the wettest in recorded state history. it is welcome news for our state, which has really spent most of the past 15 years in a deep drought. with that, we check in with chief meteorologist bill martin. no rain this week, though. yeah, no rain this week. it's going to be the opposite of that. some very warm weather and today's temperatures were that very warm. these are the highs from today and warmer than yesterday by a few degrees. that's what we do again tomorrow. we warm up a couple of degrees thursday and

in april last year, a report from then alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley found the officerse justified in using deadly force. >> and did not face any charges. but salgado sister says they plan to submit the case to the new da pamela price for prosecution. the important part is to continue with. >> the criminal charges. bringing their names back up because it's not just henderson. >> so got his sister says the family's focus is now on pursuing those criminal charges within the next few weeks in the newsroom, amanda hari kron, 4 news. amanda, thank person was killed tonight after being struck by an amtrak train in berkeley. berkeley. police say the person was hit around 5.30 this evening near harrison street and the tracks as of 8 o'clock. the train have remained stopped, blocking gilman street. amtrak police are investigating that crash. the 2 baby girls who drowned at a san jose daycare on monday have been identified. investigators say payton cobb from hollister and lillian hammond from san jose were both one year old. the girls were 2 of 3 children who fell into a pool at t

in april last year, a report from then alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley found the officers were justified in using deadly force. >> and did not face any charges. but salgado sister says they plan to submit the case to the new da pamela price for prosecution. the important part is to continue with. >> the criminal charges. bringing their names back up because it's not just henderson. it was other officers that were also involved. >> so got a sister says the family's focus is now on pursuing criminal charges in the next few weeks. live in the newsroom. amanda harry kron, 4 news. >> thank you, amanda. new at 10 yet another horse has died at golden gate fields. state officials say it happened today during training. this is now the 5th horse to die in just 2 weeks. the racetrack now has at least 13 horse deaths this year alone. these latest of 5 deaths happening in the span over the 2 weeks. the racing track does plan to close in june of 2024. a person was killed tonight after being struck by an amtrak train in berkeley. police say the person was hit around 5.30 this evening nea

and i know city manager o'malley will make arrangements to move everybody out of the building. thank you. matchup created. >> coming out of a press conference. a law enforcement person talking of what we had seen tonight. we know there have been a mass shooting. it has happened in lewiston mean. what we learned from that press conference tonight. there is a person of interest who has been identified. robert card. he is armed and dangerous. they are labeling him as a person of interest. they are not saying a suspect. but they are telling public not to approach or contact this person. was located in enlistment about some miles away from loosen. they've located the particular vehicle. there is a reunification location in place today but a school. mainly rain bring town. for those with questions about their loved ones. they are searching for. they are asking the public's health helping giving information forthcoming until now. but they are not addressing how many people may ultimately be included in the casualty number. not comfortable saying number at this time. it is a very fluid

last year, former district attorney nancy o'malley found the chp officers did not break the law when they fired into the car for salgado. sister says they will be planning another rally to try to get the case back on the radar of the district attorney and state attorney general rob bonta. coming up, another horse dies at golden gate fields, bringing the total number of horse deaths to five in just the last two weeks. what we know now about the cause of death also had the violation that landed stanford university, a fine of almost $2 million. and a beautiful day today. temperatures got into the 90s, low 90s in some spots. we'll look into what you can expect over the next couple of days. so the winter season a couple of months away but bay area water agencies still enjoying what last winter did for our reservoirs and here's a quick check right now of the wednesday evening commute. this is a look at interstate 80. you can see the lanes in the commute direction heading there toward berkeley and emeryville. slow going there on this wednesday evening. you're watching ktvu news at six. we'l

last year, then da nancy o'malley found the officers did not break the law by firing into the car.ster says the family is planning another rally to try to get this case back on the current radar of the current district attorney, as well as the state attorney general, rob bonta. the family of the four year old who died in a bike accident at lake merritt says oakland has been responsive to their demands for new bike safety. the family of mia carrera says they have now met with mayor shengtao and other oakland officials. the city says it has made a commitment to add a two way protected bike lane on the east side of lake merritt and move up the city's bike lane renovation plan from 2027 to the fall of next year. the good thing about that is that we are actually going to be meeting with them quarterly. the more we've sat down and thought about it. maya's death was fully preventable. correa was riding on the back of her father's bike in a child seat in august when someone who was parked opened their car door and the bike path knocking the pair to the ground. she later died from her injur

in april last year, a report from then alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley found the officers were justified in using deadly force. >> and did not face any charges. but salgado sister says they plan to submit the case to the new da pamela price for prosecution. the important part is to continue with. >> the criminal charges. bringing their names back up because it's not just henderson. >> well, that was amanda harry reporting. donald sister says the family's focus now is on pursuing that criminal case within the next few weeks. and the east bay, a person was killed last night after amtrak train hit them berkeley. police say that person was hit ound 5.30, near harrison street and the tracks. amtrak police are now investigating. still ahead on the kron morning news. neighbors in shock in the east bay after and drowning of a 2 year-old boy. why some believe it was accident. plus, with a car the now ousted as speaker of the house. a new battle is being held in the house on feel that seat. >> fleet week is here along with some october heat. hear how people feeling about the >> is t

pentagon, maria,s is that the chief of staff of all of our special operations was one of robert o'malley'srk of iran apologists. we know from e-mails that this woman was reporting back to the iranian foreign ministry after she briefed members of congress on their nuclear program. she has the highest clearances and my understanding is she still has access to top secret networks, is still on the job. and i mean, it just -- that blows my mind that she is sitting there essentially as an iranian spy, along with the fact that biden's chief negotiator through this new iran deal, robert o'mallly has been completely sidelined. at leasts he's been removed. it speaks to the bigger issue. there's a lot of talk about the 6 billion in our iran policy. i think we need a lot more focus on the 30 billion iran is pulling in a year in oil sales to china that this administration has turned a blind eye in materials of sanction enforcement. iran's making exponentially more money on selling that oil that we're allowing because we walked away from maximum pressure. maria: that's just incredible. we have talked ab

rob o'malley mishandling classified material.re tied to a secret operation. darrell issa telling the "new york post" this. these reports could not be more concerning and they hint at what could be the worst state department scandal since alger hiss. mali and others created a permissive environment for hamas in iran. this goes across two two administrations, guys. the senior white house republican aid told the post the cash influx flowed follow an even more generous payouts of $1.7 billion that the obama administration made to iran in 2016. remember those pallets of cash? evidently, they had more coming that could be the highest, they said the highest could be up to 50 to $80 billion over the last two and a half years of the administration. that's nuts. >> ainsley: it's being reported all over the place now that iran was involved in this. iran's islamic revolutionary guard planned. they signed off on all of these atrocities we saw over the weekend. you interviewed brian mast earlier about this or no it was lawrence earlier down in

in april last year, a report from then alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley found the officers were justified in using deadly force. >> and did not face any charges. but salgado sister says they plan to submit the case to the new da pamela price for prosecution. the important part is to continue with. >> the criminal charges. bringing their names back up because it's not just henderson. >> that was amanda harry reporting salgado. sister says the family's focus now is on pursuing the criminal case within the next few weeks. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. neighbors are in shock in the east bay after the drowning of a 2 year-old boy. why some believe it was an accident. plus, with mccarthy now ousted as speaker of the house. a new battle held in the house on who is going to fill that seat. >> and here we go. we're looking at an even hotter day today. that's heat advisories for a whole lot of the bay area, especially san francisco in the bay shore. a lot of these areas you don't have access to air conditioning. cooling centers opening up for >> 9.14, right now. and of

in april last year, a report from then alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley found the officers were justified in using deadly force. >> and did not face any charges. but salgado sister says they plan to submit the case to the new da pamela price for prosecution. the important part is to continue with. >> the criminal charges. bringing their names back up henderson. s not just >> now as a man, harry reporting salgado, sister says the focus now the family is on pursuing a criminal case in the next few weeks. >> 10 dan is time right now. want to go back to the breaking news story that would be covering out of union city where there is a lot of police activity. >> around a mobile home park in kron four's. michael thomas is live at the scene. what's going on? michael? >> well, we're here at tropics, mobile home park. it's just east of i-80 and take a look behind me. the scene is still very active that bike their neighbors. tell me the person who was attacked in the situation again, nothing has been confirmed by police was possibly riding that bike. and as of right now abooe all we d

. >> seth: i see [ light laughter ] >> i did -- i personally, i fell asleep at connor o'malley's show my friend >> seth: yeah. >> he actually -- he broke character to say, "hey, man, you can go home if you want to." [ laughter ] >> seth: your special is on youtube, which is really exciting because anyone can see it, but also, youtube obviously provides people a chance to leave comments are you the kind of person who would read the comment section >> it gets so hairy and i try not to >> seth: yeah. >> there was one comment that i did look at on instagram i put up the dahmer joke that you showed, and somebody said, "thank you, sir, for not doing murder." [ laughter ] you know, ha-ha-ha [ laughter ] but then, a person underneath said "the dad in the joke is actually upset because he's gay. and it's like -- i didn't think -- you know, i don't like explaining jokes that's not fun and also you'd think there's a bottom level of intelligence on the internet >> seth: yeah. >> you know, yeah, so i -- it sucks that you have to explain that that joke is about -- >> seth: well, yeah, it's about th

. >> so, we have a little bit more from his spokesperson, david o'malley.leased a statement, i'm going to read it to you. he says the conflict in israel is a microcosm of what pence has been evangelizing, regarding populism and traditional conservative values, right? and the r.j. sea provided a one last opportunity to make that case and to do so in front of a supportive audience. in other words, this was the most appropriate swansong for what's pence truly believed in. so, we have been hearing a little bit more from the campaign. obviously, there was some writing on the wall about making fundraising benchmarks. we don't have a full reports of where he was exactly in that scale, but he maybe wasn't there. also, not there in making the next debate stage, which is so crucial at this point to anybody's campaign that is attempting to be president, if he is not making those barriers. and again, the writing is on the wall. so, pence sort of gracefully bowed out. he brought his wife back on stage. we have heard now from a few candidates, including nikki haley, talk

a report from then alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley found that the officers were justified in using deadly force and did not face any charges. so got a leaves behind a 6 year-old daughter who will be financially supported through this settlement. the sonoma sheriff's office just made an arrest in a 40 year-old homicide cold case back in 1983. deputies were called to or a report of a dead body in the unincorporated area of rohnert park. the woman was later identified as noel russo. and it was determined that she had been beaten to death over the years, detectives submitted several items for evidence for dna matches. and alfredo contreras junior was identified as a suspect via back dna just this week, detectives arrested him. he's now being held for murder. and being held without bail. coming up here, parts extension into san jose is coming along the new target date to have it up and running. >> and more student loan debt is being deleted. which groups just had their loans forgiven with this new plan that was just put out by president biden and what comes next after the house

last year, former da nancy o'malley found the chp officers did not break the law when they fired into the vehicle. salgado sisters says they will be planning, though, another rally to try to get the case back on the radar of the current da and state attorney general rob bonta. we all want the same thing. we want patient care. that's the number one thing. unite for their patients. kaiser permanente, health care workers marching with a message today. some 75,000 workers from coast to coast picketing in five states and the district of columbia. it marks the latest major labor action in the us. ktvu cristina rendon joins us now live from one picket location in walnut creek. christina well, you heard it from that employee there. they all want the same thing. united in wanting patient care. they say right now, given the current working conditions, it's hard to give patients the quality of care they deserve. the picket line caught the public's attention. workers striking outside kaiser in walnut creek showed up in force with drums, signs and their voices. the biggest thing is, is making sure

i know assistant city manager o'malley will make arrangements, i think, to move everybody out of the building. so, thank you very much. i appreciate it. >>reporter: these are -- >> robert card continues to be the person of interest. police have not yet found him. ed, are you still with us? >> -- >> i want to turn to jonathan deets. jonathan, how quickly is law enforcement able to pull together a profile, in a person of interest like this? from the time we got his photograph until, now it's unshorn airy they know this much. >> they probably used, from the surveillance pictures that they were able to obtain, they have the technology to match images and, based on where the witness is, and the vehicle that we've seen, they were able to run the license plate, i'm sure. and so all of these various law enforcement tools were able to help them narrow down the person of interest, and to figure out that, for now, they are looking for one person, a lone suspect in this shooting, who is still out there. they did find his car in a nearby town. and they have asked for that town to go on lockdown.

now, last year, then district attorney nancy o'malley found the officers did not break the law by firing into the car. salgado's sister says the family is planning another rally to try to get the case back on the radar of the current district attorney, as well as state attorney general rob bonta. our time now for 48. a man from the south bay is being held without bail. he's accused of killing his girlfriend and then dismember her body. 31 year old ivan alfaro escobedo is charged with murdering alyssa salazar at a farm near gilroy. investigators says it happened months after she accused him of rape. they say he shot her in his car and then dismembered her and burned the remains. the police say they found bloodstains in the bathtub and in the front passenger seat of the car. me, god, never have your daughters run into a man like you. you're a pig. i would just urge anyone that's involved in a domestic violence relationship to seek out help, seek out the police's help or seek out help that's out there either from friends, family. now, the police investigation started in april when the salaz