cal osha can issue citations. popeye sent us this statement that reads, quote, based on the allegations made this morning by team members at a restaurant owned by one of her franchises. we have immediately shut down his restaurant and have started a swift investigation. we will not tolerate any violation of employment laws and if any of these allegations prove true, we will take action against this franchise. >> like corporate guys like the to. closer story make sure that they're like following the rules to teens say they want to get back to work, but only. >> if conditions change. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> the fate of the a's new ballpark in las vegas is in jeopardy tonight for some east bay fans. that problem is we igniting hope that he might stay in oakland kron four's grant lotus is here in our studio with the new developments taking place. grant kind of an emotional roller coaster here, you know, building a new ballpark for the a's in the city of vegas appears to be. >> running into a familiar snag t

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cal osha says of safety and health violations are found. citations may be issued. popeyes shared a statement with a saying that they have shut down that restaurant and started an investigation. the fast-food chain went on to say it will not tolerate any violation of employment laws. and if any of these allegations prove true, they will take action against the franchisee kron. four's theresa stasi will have more on this story coming up in our primetime news. >> for your health tonight, the cdc says 4 people have died from infections linked to contaminated eyedrops. and there has been a a total of 81 reported cases of highly drug-resistant bacterial infections. 14 patients were blinded for others, had to have their eyeballs surgically removed. he's really care. artificial tears are sold mostly online. they were recalled in february. >> the cdc says the number of cases here is expected to go up. >> a new study shows one in 4 child care center's in california has dangerous levels of lead in their drinking water. the data was released by the state department of social s

cal osha can issue citations. popeye sent us this statement that reads, quote, based on the allegations made this morning by team members at a restaurant owned by one of her franchises. we have immediately shut down his restaurant and have started a swift investigation. we will not tolerate any violation of employment laws and if any of these allegations prove true, we will take action against this franchise. >> they're like corporate guys like the to. closer story make sure that they're like following the rules to teens say they want to get back to work, but only if conditions change. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> a popular road to the summit of mount diablo is closed for the summer from now until mid september northgate road will be closed to all traffic. state parks say they need to repair a section of the roadway damage during this past. winter storms. the repair work is happening for miles up from up the mountain from the north gate entrance. those who did not get the memo were forced to turn back around

cal osha can issue citations. popeye sent us this statement that reads, quote, based on the allegations made this morning by team members at a restaurant owned by one of her franchises. we have immediately shut down his restaurant and have started a swift investigation. we will not tolerate any violation of employment laws and if any of these allegations prove true, we will take action against this franchise. >> like corporate guys like the to. clothes are starting make sure that they're like following the rules to teens say they want to get back to work, but only. >> if conditions change. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> families in antioch marching to the county courthouse in martinez today demanding corrupt police officers be held accountable. the group of officers are accused of sending and receiving racist text messages and engaging in police brutality. the group of marchers imploring that the cops which make up as much as 20% of the antioch police force be fired immediately. the fbi and the state attorney

cal osha can issue citations. popeye sent us this statement that reads, quote, based on the allegations made this morning by team members at a restaurant owned by one of her franchises. we have immediately shut down his restaurant and have started a swift investigation. we will not tolerate any violation of employment laws and if any of these allegations prove true, we will take action against this franchise. >> like corporate guys like the to. closer story make sure that they're like following the rules to teens say they want to get back to work, but only. >> if conditions change. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> a new audit on california's state agencies reveals a shocking misuse of taxpayer money. that report shows nearly $300,000 were wasted on so-called inappropriate expenses last year in total auditors found more than 1200 incidents, one of the most egregious examples include say parks and recs supervisor hudak to their personal boat at a public dock for 6 years that cost the state about $36,000. in anothe

cal osha can issue citations. popeye sent us this statement that reads, quote, based on the allegations made this morning by team members at a restaurant owned by one of her franchises. we have immediately shut down his restaurant and have started a swift investigation. we will not tolerate any violation of employment laws and if any of these allegations prove true, we will take action against this franchise. >> like corporate guys like the to. closer story make sure that they're like following the rules to teens say they want to get back to work, but only. >> if conditions change. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> a space that invited children to learn play, use their imaginations for the last 2 decades is closing for good special spot here. the bay area children's theater made the difficult decision recently. >> to close saying they just don't have the money to keep it going. kron four's also the money and is in our newsroom tonight with more on this. l a. >> yeah. this is tough timing, especially with summer c

, osha can issue citations.opeye sent us this statement that reads, quote, based on the allegations made this morning by team members at a restaurant owned by one of her franchises. we have immediately shut down his restaurant and have started a swift investigation. we will not tolerate any violation of employment laws and if any of these allegations prove true, we will take action against this franchise. >> like corporate guys like the to. closer story make sure that they're like following the rules to teens say they want to get back to work, but only. >> if conditions change. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> a las vegas man under arrest on suspicion of setting a pacifica school on fire and breaking in to steal things. police say the incident happened wednesday when police were called to good shepherd school to investigate, officers determined someone entered the campus, set fire to the classroom window and still some things. surveillance video was used to find the suspect and identify them. and yesterday a s

cal osha says if safety and health violations are found citations may be issued. we have pop. i shared a statement with a saying based on the allegations made this morning by team members at a restaurant owned by one of our franchisees. we have immediately shut down his restaurant and started a swift investigation. we will not tolerate any violation of employment laws. and if any of these allegations prove true, we will take action against this franchisee. >> it has already been announced levi stadium in santa clara is one of 16 stadiums across north america that will host world cup game soccer games in the summer of 2026. now speculation is reaching a fever pitch but say that levis will also host the superbowl that same year. a lot of people excited about epthat kron four's. dan kerman has more on when we can expect a final decision. >> and what it would mean for the bay area. the budweiser clydesdales on the embarcadero fans packing san francisco superbowl city. >> mike ditka and his cigars. 50 at one of numerous parties. they got to superbowl out here. everybody is excited.

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n engines, which is a handling the case, these fugitives will be taken to either the head or our osha. you we understand. i think in 2020. the other one was uh, uh, quotes in um, paris in friends. he's currently being tried in the head. so after this 1st appearance, they're going to then process him for extra dish. it's a momentous event, a privilege, fudzinski a shame of his on the run for more than 20 he is. do we know any more about exactly how he was finally apprehended? over the past 50 years when he has been evading? um, there are 3 things we understand that uh that he has been leaving on the 8th and this is and he has been living on the um, the false identity in at least 4 different countries. when did genocide to happened? he went through the, i see 2 tons in the mozambique, then 2 is what seen finally into south africa. so way he was now living in the wind lands in paul in, um, south africa. uh, we don't really have much details with what exactly how uh, how he was living there. but when he was apprehended, he was using a different identity and expressed us that it's using th

of the planet's surface, the i say is issued 31 exploration licenses to $22.00 companies to say if osha mining is viable. most of these permits they issued for a vast c trench at me. the cook islands were the biggest known deposits of felt for a decade, the i say has argued overrules needed to galvan osha mining. now, that debate has come to a head in 2021. the tiny pacific nation of newbury triggered a legal mechanism within the i as i, the required delegates to come up with a mining code within 2 years. if they can't agree by july 2023, b i, as i was, does assessing deep sea mining applications. even without proper regulations, only protections in place, new rule, and the missiles company planned to start mining in the pacific ocean in 2020 full . the early on the south field and a very in marine law expose dr. alina jenkins is concerns at the lack of governance and monitoring to ensure deep c mining is dom safely. there is a lot of work to do to, i have a fully formed mine in code. it is unclear at the my m and who would ensure compliance within the i say, and who would undertake ins

i worked for senator isaacson's department of level -- labor and osha was what he had to deal with. the federal government decided they were going to use gymnastics and try to force people through an emergency, osha order, to mask, and whether it was federal contractors, health-care workers, transportation, they were going to force us to do it. those of us that were there, collectively pushback on it. we prevailed. in four of the five different cases that we filed lawsuits against, this goes down to the issue again we believe we are constitutional as we believe in the federal system. we in the state of georgia, i am sure my colleagues felt the same way, we knew how to handle the situation. we had an interesting group of people to keep people healthy. our office led a challenge against the federal contract mandate. as so much of the federal funds were running through our university systems. we filed a lawsuit to the southern district of georgia and we a prevailing. i think we all -- all five of these lawsuits, transportation, masking on planes, it no sense. we talked about the maskin

before we reached out to cal osha and popeyes for comment. and we're waiting for response from both organizations. >> well, in the north bay, police now looking for a man they say robbed a store in rohnert park happened yesterday morning at about 11, 30 at university square shopping center. police say a store employee told them that the man came into the store asked to buy something and when the employee opened the register, that's when the man took out a gun and demanded money. he ran off with an undisclosed amount of cash. >> 4 people arrested after a high school student in vacaville was robbed while waiting to be picked up. it happened wednesday at we'll see what high school school officials say. the student was assaulted by 4 people wearing ski masks before taking off in a car. now the group took the student's cell phone and after reviewing security camera footage, police were able to track down the suspects and make ancarrest. officials say none of the suspects were students at the school district. >> well, in the east bay walnut creek p

well, for we've reached out to both cal osha and popeyes for comment., we are still waiting for a response from both organizations. >> all right. a couple of crime stories here for you in the north bay. police are looking for a man who they say robbed a store in rohnert park. it happened yesterday morning at about 11, 30 there at the university square shopping cener police say a store employee told them a man came into the store asked to buy something. and when the employee opened the register, that's when they say the man took out a gun and demanded money and then ran off with that undisclosed amount of cash meanwhile, in walnut creek, police arrested a man in connection with a bank robbery. and here, look at this. a viewer sent us this picture from just outside the u.s. bank on north main street again in downtown walnut creek. police say they responded to an alarm thursday afternoon and in the end, arrested a person they identified as douglas crosby. police say no weapon was involved in. luckily nobody was hurt. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news

he took a bureaucracy that already existed which was osha, and said we're going to the use osha to make sure employers force their employees to get vaccinated. in the next pandemic it may become v-verify. kennedy: yes, absolutely. and frankly, i'm surprised that republicans who often the limiting the -- who talk about limiting the power of the federal government and the ones up in arms about the vaccine mandates, especially the ones that were foisted on employers with more than a hundred workers, how they're fine with e-verify when, you know, you can use e-verify with someone else's credentials and, you know, work legally. you could also have same name as another person, and you are told that you can't work even though you are in the country legally. you know, there are a number of ways that this system can go sideways. i'm just surprised that formally limited government republicans, this is their ultimate fix. >> you know, i'm on the weaponny ifization committee -- weaponization committee. why would we give the federal government another weapon in their arsenal? and you're completely r

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osha buys joe biden is the all-time leading 3 point shooter at usf in his 4th all time on the scoring list. he helped lead the don back to the ncaa tournament a few seasons ago this past season. he was first team all wcc. all right. that is your look at sports. back to you guys. all right, jason, thank you for that. using goats to help combat wildfires could soon be a thing of the past. in california. >> state agency has ruled the current way companies pay goat herders is no longer allow and ground force. noelle bellow explains that the goat grazing company say they for the change. >> it's about that time of year where goats across california to send our hills to munch on freshly grown grass and shrubs. you have. >> our goats grazing some of the tall grasses and weeds that could potentially be fuel for or >> wildfires. the goats are able to get to areas that are hard to access while trying to reduce the risks of the upcoming dry fire season. it's a much more sustainable approach. you know, there's no emissions. this know. >> fuel oil. the demand has grown year after year after year, c

we've also reached out to cal osha for and popeyes for comment.aiting for a response from both organizations at this time. >> well, in the north bay, we have police now looking for the man who they say robbed a store in rohnert park happened yesterday morning at about 11, 30 out at the university square shopping center. police say a store employee told them that a man came into the store asked to buy something. and then as the employee opened the register, that's when the man took out a gun and demanded money. he ran off with an undisclosed amount of cash walnut creek police have arrested a man in connection with a bank robbery. so if you are shared this picture from outside the u.s. bank on north main street in downtown walnut creek, where police say they responded to an alarm thursday afternoon and in the and arrested a man they identified as douglas crosby. police say no weapon was involved and nobody was hurt. well, the white house is now promising more help to fight homelessness across california on thursday, the white house launched a plan t

. >> they are members of the pointe osha tribe 16 miles east of their tribal home.hey are working to convince outsiders tribal land is worth saving. >> whenever we have meetings, i tell them we are the bumper, but if you don't protect us -- >> all of this used to be forest where he would hunt as a boy. now surrounded by water as far as the eyes can see. trees killed by saltwater. they blame the old canals like this one for allowing the ocean water in. all of the water makes the shoreline erode faster. >> it pretty much washes away the bottom and works up until it falls into the water. >> oil and gas companies were supposed to fill them back in with soil. but the state stopped enforcing the requirement long ago. they secured over 500 $50,000 in grants to start doing it themselves. they hope this canal will be the first. research from louisiana state univerty shows filling them back in repairs the land and is relatively inexpensive. cracks three or four. >> he's leading another restoration to protect the shoreline. he and a team from the coalition to restore coastal l

it happened at the osha marin jewish community center in san ra medical. israel's national medical emergency service organized it. the training focused on the first seven minutes of a mass shooting. according to the organizers, one of the most critical things a survivor needs is make sure they are as clear and palm as possible when calling 911. >> sounds simple. pick up the phone, call 911. you'll be surprised the things people forget or don't think about in informing the dispatcher, who's blind to what's happening, what you really need to say. >> according to the anti-defamation league, there were roughly 3,700 reported anti-semitic incidents across the united states in 2022, a 36% increase from the previous year. >>> a big step forward in the case surrounding the confrontation between a former san francisco fire commissioner and an unhoused man. commissioner don car ren yanni was hospitalized with a fractured skull after being hit with a metal bar. authorities arrested an unhoused man, later released from jail after carmignani failed to show up to testif

. >> we were not aware that the complaint had been sent in from the f.d.a., forwarded from osha intolbox at f.d.a. i don't have firsthand knowledge of that mailbox but it was not processed promptly and i was not aware of that complaint at all when we testified in may of 2022. >> somebody should have told you. it's been brought to our attention that the f.d.a. had the opportunity to highlight the vulnerability of infant formula and usda report on american supply chains in august of 2021. why did your office ultimately oppose the inclusion of infant formula in that report? >> i have no information about that. i'm not sure what report that was. what i can say is that we work, f.d.a., with the u. is-- usda on the supply chain, including various commodities at risk and usda and f.d.a. were both aware that infant formula was a potential commodity at risks. that's one of the reasons i came to the appropriators in 2021 seeking additional resources for infant formula and we were grateful to receive those in 2022. >> are there remaining facts that the f.d.a. is withholding from congress for or

of bullet prime minister junction should've was the military back to prime minister prior to young osha's conservative ruling policy feed, poorly cycle and mocha has hit me in my, in south east, in bangladesh, leaving a trail of destruction. streets have been submerged, and major routes, cut off pallet and telecommunications a down across me. in my rescue services say at least 2 people have died. it's the most powerful cycle. it had the buy of been go in 10 years. fonts has promised and dozens more light tags, phenomena, vehicles for you, crime, and it's 5 against russian forces. the announcement was made during a surprise visit to friends by ukrainian president. below them is the landscape he met with his french counts upon a manual. ma crone in paris by slate, is called for fresh sanctions against russia. because the headlines and use continues of to talk to welch's era. when the taliban to control the scanning scanning august 2021, its spots a message and a special to pop before one or one east makes the chinese entrepreneurs with the other one. on out the for centuries, africa has bee

wouldn't that idea when you're talking about plastic osha? certainly what's on your mind. so i completely agree with what to walk a saying it's, it's heartbreaking that there's so much at stake here. and i thought it would be a good opportunity to actually talk about the production piece. so both andreas and one day have related to the production piece quite a bit and it is essential. 99 percent of plastic does come from an oil and gas based resource, so we can ignore the start relationship between plastic and fossil fuels. we talk about communities that are more, most impacted on the production piece. and you know, we have a place called cancer alley in the united states and the gulf south. it's an 85 mile stretch of land between baton rouge and new orleans, louisiana. and it's a predominantly black part of the country and it's literally called cancer alley. it is killing people that made to your point, so we have to make sure we're constantly holding industry giants accountable, both on the patrick chemical size. we're talking the x times the dallas and the do punch. and

>> we were not aware that that complaint had been sent into the f das it was forwarded from osha i don't have first hand knowledge of that particular mailbox but my understanding is it was not processed and addressed promptly and in fact i was not aware of that complaint when we testified in may of 2022. >> somebody should have told you it's also been brought to our attention that fda had opportunity to highlight formula in usda report on american supply chains in august 2021. why did your office ultimately oppose the inclusion of infant formula in that report? >> i have no information about that. i know i'm notes sure what report that was. but what i can say is that we work fda with usda on the supply chain task force. and we have been working with usda throughout the pandemic on supply chain including consideration of various commodities that were at risk and usda and fda were both aware that infant formula was potential commodity at risk that is one of the reasons i came to the appropriate in 2021 seeking additional resources for infant formula and we were grateful to receive those in

osha and the challenges posed by china will dominate toxic today -- russia and the challenges posed by china will dominate the talks today. geopolitical risks, whether it is russia's war in ukraine, or the challenges posed by china, and the rhetoric around taiwan. this g7 is held in russia -- is held in hiroshima. even though it is raining heavily, they will be going to the atomic bomb memorial and the peace memorial park later today as a symbol of the dangers of nuclear war. that pivots to the pressure that they will continue to put on russia and its war in ukraine. i can run through key elements the g7 leaders will likely be pushing for today. they will cut off 70 entities from russia and other countries perceiving u.s. exports by adding them to the u.s. commerce department's blacklist. they will target 300 entities, vessels and aircraft for allegedly circumventing existing sanctions or financially facilitating russia's are in ukraine. this is something they talked about at the g7 finance ministers meeting, they will close loopholes that were found for sanctions evasion. we have othe

ansell national institute of cancer, osha. dod data we should get firefighters data. every bit of data that there is income that informed decisions about new presumptive connections. in the background that's overdoing fairly asked for more money from congress to grow out our center of excellence based on east orange new jersey. she look at more in science and get access to more science for to inform new decisions. but the fact at the end of theyg science for more sources, we are investing in more researchers to be able to prosecute more science. making this connection is not easy. it's just standard beakers pipettes and all that stuff. you need a lot of that, you need time, need to dig into it, you need to prove it. so we are going to execute as the presumptively party established, there were nine of them plus 20v. and then we'll keep adding as we can get more and more. we sought recently appears to be a connection exposures to pilots and ground crews. relating to cancer. it is a classic thing we have to now take an prosecute and try to make some connections to our es

people, maybe that is the brand that works after trump, big personality, obama, personality, bush, the oshahone playing, maybe we are done with that and want george hw bush at this point. lauren: big personality, thank you very much. disney live-action remake of the little mermaid may about big splash at the box office. how much money are we talking? >> reporter: i like the pun made a big splash. the movie top and memorial day weekend looking at $118 million in four days, the fifth highest memorial day weekend ever in 35 years since the first animated version. >> you can 't live in that world unless you become a human yourself. >> is that even possible? >> it is what i live for. >> $118 million in line with expectations and if you add it to the global box office we are on track from $29-$30 billion a year which is up 23% from last year so theater owners are happy, movie fans on the big screen but if you look at 30 billion that is 1/3 less in pre-covid levels. >> less than other live action remake like the lion king and beauty and the beast. >> didn't impress the seminary family. >> if disne

a popeye's in oakland is under investigation by the child labor commissioner and cal osha, that current that restaurant is currently closed, reporting the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> thank you, dan. we have a live look at sfo. they are expecting the roughly half a million travelers to go through the airport security checkpoints this holiday weekend, which but 85% of pre-pandemic levels. the busiest travel times are expected to be in the mornings and the evenings. travelers we talked to did not seem to mind the craft's. i am going to hang out with my grandchildren and put some something on the grill and have a good time going >> and then the white house, he laid out i said, you said. >> travelers being advised to book your parking ahead of time because parking garages are filling up and of course, will also be a busy time at oakland's airport roughly 130,000 travelers expected to pass through a oakland's airport over the holiday weekend. and let's take a look at the san jose airport. a busy night has been and airport officials pretty much as always. we want people to arrive 2 ho

does not possess, joe biden declaring that millions of people would have to get vaccinated, under oshaeliberated and wrote down and approved and spr voted on. this was joe biden declaring that he had his power time and again throughout the pandemic we saw government officials, sometimes unelected officials, health officials, at state and local level assert they could over ride obvious principles found in our bill of rights, i, agree with gorsuch this is massive abridge ment of our freedom in decades. this was a massive step toward giving the health bureaucracy power over our lives. kennedy: way too much power it is interesting, because people like dr. fauci are trying to be revisionists, trying to look at their owner personal history with a keeper len lens, people have record they know truth, and dr. fauci mocked people for clinging to idea of freedom, when it was being taken away from them. you. >> what i find interesting is that when i read gorsuch's words, there were a couple things thatrage trage rang true, i thought he was the talking about donald trump. kennedy: he could be there

reggie: there is a cal osha directive from 2018 that should be followed. have not heard back. jobina: montana is the first state to ban tiktok within its borders. this morning there are questions about how it could be enforced. the debate has been brewing across the country for months. any are concerned the chinese government could access the private information of americans. because the parent company is in china. experts say this will face serious legal challenges. >> it will be a problem if you have a patchwork of 50 laws across 50 rulate national security in different ways. it does not help national security. jobina: the will go into effect next january. reggie: they want to charge you $10,000 for downloading tiktok. jobina: please. goodbye. reggie: uber teenagers to request rides. they will get a unique pin that makes it so when they get into the vehicle they have to be matched with the right driver before the car can begin. only highly rated and experienced drivers can give rides to company teenagers. for some reason this is not happening in the bay

the osha's dozens of authorities are investigating a shooting as possible domestic terrorism. melissa don talk to witnesses about what they heard as they ran for their lives. >> the sound of gunfire disrupting a peaceful day at a shopping outlet outside of dallas, texas, saturday afternoon. >> shots fired. people running. >> the shooting happened around 3:30 local time. >> our officer was at premium outlets on an unrelated call. he heard gunshots, located the gunshot, located the shooter, neutralized the shooter. we believe the shooter act alone. >> the outdoor shopping area packed with hundreds of shoppers on what was a sunny, warm day. this man was here with his mother when he heard the shooting. >> there was a guy dressed in all black, wearing a vest with an assault rifle, just shooting at people. >> the shooters came all the way around, five or 10 stores. glass broken, everything. >> many shoppers say they ran inside stores to hide. >> pop, pop, pop. we saw sparks flying. it was right in front of us. we ran int and they locked the door and we all hunkered down the back. >>

osha buys.ll-time leading 3 point shooter at usf and this 4th all time on the scoring list, he helped lead the dons back to the ncaa tournament a few seasons ago this past season. he was first team all wcc. all righty. a couple of robberies in new york tonight that in times square, though, at citi field. brandon rob's nick castellanos of a home or you're right here. he gets over the fence. but guess what? casselano is? does it right back? an email list? look at the second one out. so couple robberies. in new york, one them. after fun stuff doesn't 2 rivals phillies and the mets play out match did win this 102, to nothing. so i guess got the last laugh. >> and way back to that myers. you you might be saturday, everybody. what i just think how often the first one, even general manager of very few teams where you can name jim and the players seem to really like him. i mean, they seem to be a family that includes him. that is not just he's the boss. and, you know, i mean, right know everybody likes

a federal osha federal district court revealed that they must allow an afterschool safety clu to meeter officials had tried to ban the club from school grounds. such clubs associated with the template gained in popularity i recent years at the aclu becaus the -- called the decision of victory for free speech and religious freedoms guardians of the galax not apologize for being a man o faith. when asked the criticism he get for sharing his police told the new york post that's the way it is nothing new. 2,000 years ago they hated him too. >> the "fox news @ night", sinc department just read a tweet by new york times op ed contributing writer elizabeth spears where she lashed out at new york residents who complain about crime on the subway. cheese she's pointed out that she's in new york who has safel written the subway for 22 years and suggest that those afraid o becoming a victim on the subway should get therapy to address imaginary monsters in your head. commonsense wonders if if fox news meteorologist adam was attacked by an imaginary monste because he and his bruised and bloodied fa

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they worked out former usf don kelly, osha chabad is the all-time leading 3 point shooter at usf. 4th all-time on the scoring list. he helped lead the dons back to the ncaa tournament a few seasons ago this past season. he was first team all wcc. all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. >> thanks, jason. as we take a live look outside tonight on this tuesday. little breeze out there in san francisco looking at coit tower. >> i come first. britney begley joins it was actually not a bad day. it nice out a little breezy wasn't too bad. i definitely liked it. wasn't that to grayling and afternoon time things started selling look better as we take a look at you and you can see right here thing slowly looking better than when it has the past couple of days. i love the camera. we just showed you that tree. i'm moving back and forth because the theme really is breezy conditions. that's going to be the theme. >> for us tomorrow as well. take a look at your screen. current wind conditions, fairfield, 28 miles per hour. san francisco, a 17 miles per hour. so we're still in t

well, complaint was filed with the california labor commissioner and cal osha as well. >> in the north bay, police are looking for the man they say robbed a store in rohnert park. that happened yesterday morning at 11. 26 at the university square shopping center. police say a store employee told them that the man came into the store and asked to buy something. and as the employee opened the register, that's when the man apparently took out a gun and demanded money. they say he then ran off with him. >> unknown amount of money. >> one of police have arrested a man in connection with a bank robbery. a viewer shared this picture from outside u.s. bank on north main street in downtown walnut creek. police say they responded to an alarm thursday afternoon and in the end arrested a man they identified as douglas crosby. police say no weapon was involved. nobody was hurt. >> the supreme court, they're siding with google, twitter and facebook in a pair of lawsuits seeking to hold them liable for terrorist attacks. now the justices rejected a lawsuit which claim the companies allowed users to p

a popeye's in oakland is under investigation by the child labor commissioner and cal osha. that restaurant is currently closed. reporting the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> thank you, dan. happening now, the family of jenny lind is holding a candlelight vigil at the castro valley library. 29 years after her death, lynn was murdered in her castro valley home in 1994. the case remains unsolved. there was no apparent motive and police never found the killer. lynn's family says they want to honor their daughter while also raising awareness for child safety. jenny's father john spoke tonight before the vigil. >> jenny very turn and they get it. mission. we wanted to. spirit and way of life. one, the public to know that we're very much. you need any any information that could help us meet to the rest conviction of the killer. >> last year, the jenny lind foundation increased the reward for information to help solve the case. it's now up to $200,000 2 years ago. we experience the deadliest mass shooting in the bay area. i gunman shot and killed 9 co-workers. >> and a vta rai

orders that are affecting everything from abortion access, immigration, covid restrictions, even the oshaow the supreme court is affecting us without telling us. >> let's take the abortion pill. that's one of the most recent prominent ones. they want to revoke access on a nationwide basis. the supreme court puts that ruling on hold. i think a lot of folks, i'm one of them, i think that's a good thing. we don't know what was the flaw. we don't know what the rules are going forward. >> but there are critics that say, look, even nine justices and brilliant clerks don't have time to explain everything. justice o justice alito said in 2021, simply talking about the shadow docket and it's like complaining about the emergency room for treating too many accident victims who come in. what are we supposed to do? are we supposed to decline to adjudicate them? are we supposed to enforce a quota. he calls it silly dcriticism. >> it's an effort. dissented in the case. the issue is are we bringing people to the emergency room who have aseized? the supreme court intervened more and more often in cases th

osha next at a noon eastern. my friend -- waiting to take it away right now. righ now. a, everybody. good afternoon to you. i'm yasmin vossoughian, we have breaking news on the debt ceiling negotiations. word a short time ago of a white house meeting tomorrow between president joe biden house speaker kim mccarthy. a sign of hope after the two men spent today selling very different versions of the senator talks. >> i've done my part. we put forth a proposal to cut spending by more than a trillion dollars. at the top of the nearly three trillion dollars of reduction, i am pleased to propose the spending cuts and new revenue. now it's time for the other side to move, they have very extreme positions. >> the president has really shifted right after the more progressive socialist wing of the party stood up and said they want to spend more money. he's now bringing something to the table that everyone said was off the table. >> so members of congress are holding their breath as we are just a couple days away from default, with the finger-pointing coming fast and furiously. >>

a complaint has been filed with the california labor commissioner and cal osha. the memo many the man charged with murdering cash app founder bob lee is back behind bars tonight. the judge denied his bail today citing the seriousness of the charges against him. many pleaded not guilty to the murder of lee. also in court today, prosecutors revealed, but the knife allegedly used to kill lee many and lee's dna on it and that it matched the brand as the night is found in the home of my many sister. i mean, it could be back in court on june. 2nd. east bay congressman eric swalwell is calling out a twitter follower who he says threatened him with execution. >> swalwell tweeted that wednesday night he received a private twitter message from the man who he says he believes his former forty-niners fullback bruce miller. the message reads almost time, would you rather guantanamo or just execution trader? and quote, swalwell says he is no stranger to threats online, but this one he feels cross the line. >> the reason i posted this one is because of its imminent c and that i

washington post obtained a cal osha complaint from two high school student workers who say they were to skip their classes in order to work at night. the teams say they sometimes work past 11 o'clock at night. california laws limit miners to working to no more than four hours during the school day and never later than 10 p.m, according to the report. the teenagers also said the location is an unsafe environment with security guards. pepper spring, both customers and employees said in a statement to ktvu quote. it does not tolerate any violation of labor laws and will take action against the franchise owner. if the allegations are true at noon to gray foxes are back in the wild today, thanks to the help of the penninsula, humane society, and s p c. a organizations has a person who is cleaning windows in portola valley home spotted the two foxes in a confined, deep concrete window. some of those boxes fell into the 10 ft high window well and were unable to get out on their own. but rescue crews brought them to safety. they were not hurt, so the foxes were released to the wild. gray fox

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the washington post obtained a cow osha complained from two high school student workers who say they were pressured to skip classes to work at night. teams say they were sometimes working past 11 o'clock in the evening. california law limits miners to working no more than four hours of work during a school day and never later than 10 in the evening. the teams also told the paper that the location is in unsafe environment, with security guards, pepper, spraying both customers and employees, popeye said in a statement of ktvu that it does not tolerate any violation of labor laws and will take action against the franchise owner if the allegations are true. in early season grass fire burned about five acres in martinez this morning. contra costa fire says it started at about 9 45 this morning on a hill off westbound highway four, about one mile west of alhambra road quickly went to a second alarm. no structures were threatened, and crews were mopping up about 90 minutes after the fire started on fire says this fire shows just how quickly the grasses are drying and calls it a good reminde