we're here in alameda county, gayle ong, kron 4 news."> (jrs) governor jerry brown has declared today as workers memorial day... honoring those who died on the job. brown says more than two- brown says more than two-million people die each year from work- related accidents and illnesses. california is celebrating the lives of workers in the food, transportation of goods, maintenance, and in the science research industry. brown believes it is important to protect workers of illnesses and injuries at the workplace. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa (mabrisa rodriguez)the upper low responsible for the showers earlier today will move towards nevada by early sunday. any lingering early morning showers/clouds will quickly end sunday morning with decreasing clouds and slightly warmer temperatures. an upper level trough is forecast to remain over the west through monday. a shortwave trough will then swing south over the c

we're here in alameda county, gayle ong, kron 4 news.stone) this week i spoke with a mother who talked for the first time since losing her 18-year-old son to a drug overdose involving xanax laced with fentanyl. we've seen cases in san francisco, petaluma, and san bruno to name a few. authorities say this opioid problem is taking aim at high school teens and young adults. students remembering their former classmate at a memorial in san bruno on wednesday. just over two months after that young man...18 year old david ochoa overdosed on xanax laced with fentanyl.they were up late playing video games until 2 in the morning...they all woke up and he didn'tit was eventually determined that it was the fentanyl that had killed david. a drug that can be 100 times more powerful than heroin or morphine...it's unclear how many pills david had...possibly 4 or 5 according to his family. experts told them one could have killed him too. sound like a rare case? not at all...we've seen recent cases like this in san francisco, petaluma, and san bruno just

we're here in alameda county, gayle ong, kron 4 news.robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... avengers infinity war has prompted a lot of reaction from fans and critics. we have more coming up in the hollywood minute. welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... a certain marvel movie's massive debut is prompting a lot of reactions -- including from a certain "merc with a mouth." david daniel has that in the hollywood minute. (nat) "we have what thanos wants, so that's what we use." the record-setting "avengers: infinity war" includes dozens of comic-book heroes... though not deadpool, of course -- not that he didn't try! to celebrate the marvel movie's record-setting debut, ryan reynolds, who plays deadpool, tweeted out the character's coffee stained "rejection letter" from tony stark, denying deadpool's reequest to join the avengers back in 20-12. reynolds' comment: "from a guy who never knows when to quit. i'm glad you guys never did. congrats avengers." "deadpool two" opens

kron 4's gayle ong has reaction from residents.ord is getting out in this santa rosa neighborhood about two men trying to lure a 10 year old boy into a van yesterday afternoonsanta rosa police say the suspects were spotted on brush creek rd. between badger rd. and fistor dr. around 4:30. 12for area residents, it's hard to imagine a child predator is lurking on their same quiet streets. chris siri lived here for 15 years. 11police say two white men in their 30 to 40s were in a black van when they approached the child and offered him candy the child refused - continued to walk a

c-span was in memphis, tennessee earlier this week for coverage of the 50th anniversary of martin luther ong junior's assassination april 4, 1968. next, an outdoor ceremony from the civil rights museum plaza, in front of the motel where mr. king was mortally wounded. the event includes remarks by civil and -- by civil rights leaders, including reverend jackson, who was at the motel at the time of the shooting. these -- the event ends with the toll of a bell exactly 50 years after the assassination. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018]

let's start with commissioner ong hing. >> commissioner: thank you, mr. president. and you can see on page 6 under part j3 which refers to suspects that are fleeing. and in that circumstance the department's own words are if the suspect is fleeing and doesn't pose immediate threat of harm to officers or public the use is prohibited. i think the intent of assault encompasses what commissioner hirsch is proposing. >> commissioner turman: commissioner marshall. >> commissioner: i'm confused. you said most had been agreed upon. >> commissioner turman: i said consensus reached. >> commissioner: and we're looking at items that didn't have consensus. i'm trying to figure out -- >> commissioner turman: that was the one that was not -- there was no consensus on one. >> >> secretary kilshaw: some of the stakeholders want one all-inclusive and the department wanted to change one word in number three because the department wanted to change one word in that but it's the whole section. >> commissioner turman: all right. commissioner mazzucco. >> commissioner: thank you. i'd like

forward ong to push long-term economic principles. but we're not going to allow it country like china to continue to have these unfair and illegal trade practices to >> but getting back to my question -- trade practices. >> getting back to my question, any action the president has taken, anything he has done or said, do you think is attributable to the stock market decline? >> the actions of the president have strengthened our economy. we have created 3 million new jobs, we have gotten regulation out of the way. we are focused on a long-term economic principle. >> about the behavior the day -- it's ridiculous that you guys say that. earlier this week the president stood on a stage in an open press room. he has continued to do that through action. to say that the president hasn't addressed it directly, he did that while standing on stage with leaders of the baltic country with him at every single one of you earlier this week. >> on the sanctions he has not spoken out. he hasn't condemned the elected -- the alleged to versions of wester

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commissioner eddie ong is here with us today to encourage us on and to ensure that san francisco continues in a leadership moment. and of course, the real leader in all this, the mother of the leaders is our port director, elaine forbes. i get to say that as a woman. she leads with courage, she's a role model for all of us, and she's a resource for cities and ports all around the world. under her leadership, the port is an environmental champion, from shoreside power to 100% greenhouse gas energy procurement, to solarizing buildings, elaine is fearless and determined, and this could not happen without her support, so let's welcome elaine forbes, port director. >> thank you so much, debbie, for that absolutely amazing introduction. i'm quite shy now about that, and thank you so much mayor farrell for your commitment to climate change and to our city's waterfront. hello, everyone and thank you for coming to our world renouned waterfront. this is a spectacular resource. the san francisco bay is so pristine and so defining for our city. and our ferry operator tenants, along with the city and t

ong. >> thank you.give you an update on the proclamation to be delivered to the record. i am happy to present that with my partner. >> i would like to announce again that the health committee has an ongoing scholarship for students experiencing homelessness. with the money raised we are hosting an sa scholarship for students in transition $500. we want to help provide support for the students in transition going to school and need books and stationary. we would like to thank those who sepped support -- helped support the fund raiser and thank you for making this happen. i don't know about everyone else. it is a long week. i am excited to end off with the youth summit. we have exciting workshops and speakers, one is our own superintendent matthews. it is not too late to reserve a spot to come. contact our supervisor and the youth summit will be friday, march 16th, at fort mason center. our next meting will be on -- meeting will be april 9th. it is a public council and anyone is welcome to attend. if you

good morning america" is next and we're back with another full hour of news, weather and sports at 8 ongies grow babies. we run marathons, companies, solve problems. how? we fuel ourselves, with strawberries, almonds, and protein; chocolate, whole grains, and iron. food that's made for us to power us, power our strength. food like special k. and try new special k nourish berries & peaches with probiotics. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, strike on syria. >> a short time ago -- >> the u.s. joined by france and britain launching a missile attack designed to punish syrian president bashar al assad for his suspected use of chemical weapons against his own people. the targets in the crosshairs with brand-new images coming in this morning. team coverage with "world news tonight" anchor david muir right there in the region. >>> firing back, president trump taking to twitter name-calling james comey following george's sit-down interview with the fired fbi director describing a one-on-one meeting with the president. >> how graphic did you get? >> i think as graphic as i needed to be

ong the blast scars and bullet riddled walls, there's carefully printed words. >> i read if my love for christian militia were here for years and during that time, they fell in love. the writing on the wall is the declaration of love. >> this city sometimes you wake up and you feel like it doesn't love you. and so, sometimes i wake up at 5:00 a.m. and i sit on my balcony. and i have tears in my eyes, thinking beirut, why don't you love me back? ♪ she is a writer, and an anis ar who hosts a monthly story telling night that is lgbt friendly. even in relatively liberal beirut, homosexuality is criminalized. >> one of my friends said, so you are going to back to beirut and i said, yes, i am and she said you are not scared? yes, i am. and she said, it's okay, you get to fight the beast from within. >> in may 2017, despite threats from religion group, they held their gay pride work, the first ever in the arab world and she decided to host the first lgbt story telling night. >> i thought nobody would show up. and then, 400 people did. >> and it specifically is gay stories? >> yes, all of them.

plus: the threats employees ong before a debate over sanctuary policies as the legal battle against california gains support. >> the threats youtube employees faced long before a deadly shootout at youtube headquarters the damage is adding up for a city and wine country following the deadly wild fires. the budget short fall santa rosa is facing. good morning, it's tuesday, april 17th. i'm michelle obama. >> i'm ann in for kenny. we are off and rolling at 6:00 a.m., starting with the commute and troubles you have been tracking on 880. >> commuters can't catch a break this morning. we had the delays in the northbound direction and now we are tracking delays in the southbound direction, due to an accident in hayward. southbound 880 is getting slow as you make your way in to san lorenzo. traffic is backing up towards marina, this is a live look, south of 238. travel times in the yellow, 18 minute ride between 23 1k3-8 highway 84. the crash near west a street, cleared to the shoulder. you can see slow speeds dropping down 20 miles per hour for folks making their way past the scene of that crab. onc

plus: the threats employees ong before a debate over sanctuary policies as the legal battle against californians support. >> the threats youtube employees faced long before a deadly shootout at youtube headquarters the damage is adding up for a city and wine country following the deadly wild fires. the budget short fall santa rosa is facing. good morning, it's tuesday, april 17th. i'm michelle obama. >> i'm ann in for kenny. we are off and rolling at 6:00 a.m., starting with the commute and troubles you have been tracking on 880. >> commuters can't catch a break this morning. we had the delays in the nohb

in this case laura ingraham is just one of many conservatives cho have framed david hogs ong politicaledsary. so my guess is that more advertisers will bail, but fox will still keep her. >> and let's move to the race in wa wisconsin. >> and supreme court justice race in wisconsin, one of the few states that has political people, police races for judicial positions. this is turning into a barn burner race because in the age of trump, everything is a big deem. wisconsin more than any other state is so heavily politicized. wisconsin more than any other state is so heavily politicized. wisconsin more than any other state is so heavily politicized. wisconsin more than any other state is so heavily politicized. wisconsin more than any other state is so heavily politicized. sdot walk sd scott walker is running for re-election and he had to be pushed to replace a couple state legislators. he said he didn't want to hald a special election because he have afraid democrats might get in. so this is two candidate, be one a conservative, one more of a liberal, national money in on both sides. joe bide

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ong. >> good evening. signing off, last meeting, we had miss mary richards come and present to us about the sfusd graduation planning and where the sfc would come into play. we provided student input where we discussed and created plans to implement a better future where each and every student in sfusd can graduate with a college acceptance. we have some very hopeful outlooks on what the future will look like and how that happens, so thank you, miss mary richards and her department team. >> we also have another resolution in the works. the first reading of it actually took place yesterday monday, april 9th. the sfusd wants to limit exposure students to cannabis. the reading of this resolution will take place at our next s.a.c. meetings on april 23rd. >> we want to reduce our carbon footprint and provide alternative protein diets for the admin to consider, and we would like to support a coresolution in the making. we would like to thank kristin thank you very much andly michaels for supporting this. another

the discovery ong the coast involving a deadly car crash involving a family of eight. a comments made by self-help guru )tony robbins ), while in san jose. >>> a follow-up now to comments made by tony robbins while here in san jose. robbins is apologized for what he said about the me too movement. in a lengthy apologize posted on his twitter and facebook pages. he fully supports the me too movement and that he needs to be part of the solution. a recent event robbins told a woman that he took issue with, quote, victimhood. he also said sexual harassment victims were quote making themselves significant by making somebody he is wrong, end quote. >>> a body recovered near foert bragg may be the first break in the first two weeks in the case of the hart women. their six adopted children were inside. the mothers and three of the children were recovered at the bottom of the cliff after the initial crash. according to the "the washington post," the couple on vacation spotted a body floating in the surf yesterday just off highway 1 near ft. bragg. a third bystander pulled that

there,ong as they stay and they got the plant the american flag, that is a source of comfort. >> is itequate, from your point of view? >> i would think that the ukon right now, he has spoken to this, it would be better to have a greater or permanente rotations of american forces there. >>? what is your question? >> good evening. anm not in the ic but i am intern at the apartment of stay. my question is regarding the nsa policy and terms of the havingl security policy exploits be open and technologies and networks to be exploited by the united states, however, edward snowden's leaks severely crippled us. that this is a policy we can continue to use in the u.s. intelligence community or is it time to start catching up with those vulnerabilities? changednowden has rather dramatically. during the obama administration, there was an equity process established and the equity being do you continue because of valve toigence exploit a weakness or do you questioncompany in about a weakness? that over would show 90% of the cases, you tell the discrepancylace the or weakness. that approach has been