buckley's assistant inviting me to it an editor's dinner at his home on park avenue.block twice before i had the courage to go in i got in there and they all welcomed me with open arms. they made me feel like i was one of them. they were not threatened by my copy 30, personally or professionally, they were happy to have a new member, voice, articulating their beliefs. >> rush limbaugh was not only a brilliant conservative, a brilliant man cater, a brilliant marketeer, he was a brilliant businessman. he understood what that meant. that meant that a message could be sent throughout the country and this was his genius. he sees don knox to go after someone has control over it. i had total freedom to be honest about anything i wanted to talk about, and that's precious this talkshow host is the angel of deliverance for america's raging right, and he doesn't care if you like it or not. >> she's just playing a little hard to get folks. that's part of the traditional role of male-female relationships in america. i am not a bigot, i don't hate anybody, recessed or any of that s

money's been stolen and given it can graph it who's just bought a 250000000 dollars apartment in park avenue where that money come from comes from ben bernanke he sits on his board former fed chairman feeding him inside information it's not debate it's no debate about it it's clear we can see through the trading track record this is exactly what's going up. all money and more to the death on wednesday of 70 year old conservative shock shock rush limbaugh some left leaning set of routines on twitter users are celebrating and insults have been trending on a social media platform never speak ill of the dead the poet tells us but the truth demands of recognition of some fux besides murdoch there's be no more destructive a practitioner of the big life of profits in u.s. history cancer to cancer r.i.p. rush rottenberg terry i would like to extend my deepest sympathies to the point of all who will know don't have to spend the rest of eternity with rush limbaugh. well meanwhile many can say i was in front of patients and pundits have paid tribute to the old cos that with many cool and one mention th

money's been stolen and given it can griffith who has just bought a 250000000 dollars apartment in park avenue where that money come from comes from ben bernanke he sits on his board former fed chairman feeding him inside information it's not debate it's no debate about it it's clear we can see through the trading pick track record this is exactly what's going on. as the buys it administration weighs up imposing sanctions on the north stream to pipeline projects off to construction resumed earlier this month germany house reiterated its position to the masses. by we oppose in any case extra territorial sanctions like those threatened and imposed by the usa in connection with the stream to with look this up regularly as well in talks with the u.s. administration and it will continue to be raised in the future that there is nothing else to add here. they don't stream to a pipeline will export gas from russia to europe across the baltic sea but the united states has imposed sanctions on the russian vessel involved in the project washington claimed it would increase that russia's economic leverage

money's been stolen and given it can griffith who has just bought a 250000000 dollars apartment in park avenue where that money come from comes from ben bernanke he sits on his board former fed chairman feeding him inside information it's not debate it's no debate about it it's clear we can see through the trading pick track record this is exactly what's going on. because one of us pandemic has pushed the thirty's most vulnerable to the brink many facing daily vellum out of whether to feed themselves or take care of their medical needs in 2020 the number of people on the breadline grew 517-3000 while just under a 3rd of italians are now at risk of poverty according to be organization for economic co-operation and development we asked people there how they feel they're coping right now. on civil troll boy. my situation has worsened due to the pandemic i'm a small cross man who worked in fairs and since everything is now closed due to the i don't know how to go on i have to pay for some medicines but without anyone's help i often can't afford them between eating treating myself i choose the form

money's been stolen and given the canned griffith who's just bought a 2 $150000000.00 apartment in park avenue where that money come from comes from ben bernanke he sits on his board former fed chairman feeding him inside information it's not debate it's no debate about it it's clear we can see through the trading to track record this is exactly what's going on but nobody enforces these laws because america has become a very corrupt old copple e. and it kleptocracy but again if you took fraud out of the american economy there would be no g.d.p. whatsoever blocks as always thank you very much for explaining all that good to have you on the show again mocks kaiser host all of the kaiser report check it all it's it's all quite a bit thanks in. right more republicans get their start in moments here in art see that i'm back at the top with all the stories making headlines across the globe because she didn't. 3rd the euro food in europe. 20. 1 years from mission one for the beach well storm of the lower street below us rule. when.

pyramid scheme for 45 years as more money is being printed and the value of those assets goes up like park avenue apartments alike fine art like chateaus these are the things that are owned by the folks that started this pyramid scheme that are the purveyors of this pyramid scheme and the racial inequality exacerbated it worse. and also just of basically the divide between rich and poor in america is at its most extreme because of this pyramid scheme for this reason by design prate and it's by design whether it'll intention or not that is the fact of this system that we have is the pyramid scheme nature of it and why we have to keep on expanding debt if you look back to 971 versus today you see a huge pile of debt but the other thing is that you'll see a lot of say the democratic party the progressive side of politics says we need to end these wealth and income gaps between the sexes and the genders and between the races so let's look at you know they'll often say they totally support the central bank and they totally support printing more money you'll see by and large it's the democrats who will

right after lake park avenue. reports of a crash involving two vehicles.e blocked as well for emergency crews and traffic is certainly starting to back up as you head through there. you can try 880 as the alternate. just keep in mind we have flooding reported along 880 both directions near that broadway exit. as far as the speeds, things are moving better on the nimmits. flooding reported, heading in to san francisco. the number two lane is blocked due to -- right at 4th street and king street. standing water on hunter's point. you can see that red there on the sensors as well. that's that ride across the upper deck. we are starting to track a few brake lights as you work there. at the toll plaza things are quiet. no metering lights but you can see the slick roadways. be careful and san mateo bridge you are looking at a 15 minute commute. michelle? >>> drive through for girl scout cookies. next, and streaming on cbsn bay area how one scout isn't letting the pandemic hurt her sales and the safety features she has in place. >>> and a live look outside at the

this photograph in prospect park south, this is -- you're looking towards comey island avenue, prospect park as a few blocks to the right and the rest of these neighborhoods, fitness, park beverley square, west fist terrorists, etc all to the left. the brian line is immediately in back of us and hear the neighborhood is brand new, today the trees arch over the streets, you can even see the houses. by the way, the house on the left, here's a close-up of it on the lower left. really spectacular houses that whole area is now coming back. by the way on flatfish avenue in that area, is the 1930s louise kings, that was just restored and reopened, i haven't been there but i'm planning to go. i hear they did a magnificent job. so that whole areas changed around. now, just to show you that al trains were not subways. this is the last of the brooklyn l trains. it's the avenue al, it lasted until 1969. now, can you imagine if this were still around today, would probably be a huge tourist attraction. i'm not sure if you'd be using it to go to work because those are within cars, they had to use the

his address was 4002 lake park avenue. i get on that train and i have lost my ticket. my uncle said, what is wrong with this get? he gave me $20. i got a cab and went to my brothers address. he comes home. it is just him and his wife. it is not much bigger than the trailers we were talking about. i get a job and i stay in chicago. for three weeks, i work for a place called curtis candy company. i worked there for three weeks. i was homesick. i begged him to let me have some money. i get on the train. i get on the bus and i go to kentucky, arkansas, texarkana. i have not -- i have an aunt who lives in atlanta, texas. three weeks later, here i am back. my mother said, what the hell are you doing back here? i stayed there for a couple more weeks. my mother -- i think she borrowed $65 from this guy. that is where i got my money to come back. i come back and i stop and curtis candy finished paying me up so i came back. that is when i came in the tent with these guys. i will tell you another story. in 1948, when i come back to work the ranch houses, i had gone to texas becau

section i was in, between 96th street and second east entrance 72nd street and fifth avenue and park avenue, that was a little islands that i lived on. and i went to private schools. now i feel that to has never left me. i have never escaped from it. do you have any feelings about that? >> well, only to say that i absolutely loathe the private school that i went too. i was treated very badly at school. the story of that is in the book. i thought i would never ever get out of childhood. which i didn't like. and you know, i thought i was a prisoner forever. i could not imagine growing up and being like these other people. but my life in new york and my family in new york was a little grim. >> host: was all boys. speak to all boys. >> host: did you feel different from the other boys? did you have the sense i want to get out of this world? for i feel different? or did you just accept it as it was in figured life is going to be awful? >> will you know, the only three jews in my brother alex, myself, and a guy whose father had contributed to the political real agenda career of mussolini. he wasn'

, in 1950 to to 1963 and didn't become union carbide invited me to join the new york office and park avenue new york and that was again a nice advancement and dorothy was just thrilled. she -- called left the south, but she was a farm girl, not a farm girl, but a country girl. and she'd always wanted to go to new york so she was delighted and so that was no problem, so off we went to new york. and through my history, i was put on a development operation to see if it would develop into a divisional -- court divisional establishment and then i managed that operation. but then it was not a successful adventure who are judged not to be. and i was assigned the medals division. and ultimately, because some of the medals available to that division were highly technical, like germany i'm and i naomi am and ten alum. i became specializing in those medals after working with more base metals and still plans for a while. i went into that and in as much as they were directed at electronic applications, i became the general manager of the electronics division in south carolina -- greenville, south caroli

park. they got this triangle of cultural of institutions on the other side of flatbush avenue and then theyould build in brooklyn parkways, linear green belts that took you from prospect park, they purposely did not build it along the ridge of the terminal. they wanted you to feel the landscape of the flat lands of brooklyn. and at the northern end of the park, another parkway ran eastward along the ridge of the terminal, eastern parkway. it ended up at ralph avenue because that was the city limits of brooklyn at the time that the park was built. these two parkways were meant to extend the feeling of countryside you had when you got into prospect park. this is eastern parkway in the 1890s. looks a little different today. the whole point of the parkway was, it was a linear strip of countryside. it was not a boulevard. this is a boulevard. in this photograph, it's a festival, so they put sod over the roadway. but this is generally the roadway. it's an urban street.i] it's a beautiful urban street. for those of you not familiar with paris, between the trees and buildings are wide sidewalks wit

it happened late yesterday afternoon at concordia park on 64th avenue. not far from mills college. investigators say the father was at the park watching his son's practice with dozens of their teammates. it is unclear if he was targeted or caught in the crossfire. this citizen app shows the huge police presence moments later. operas taped off that area. the suspect walked into the san leandro police department to confess. no names have been released just yet. a few hours ago, the new police chief called on the community to work together to combat all the recent violence in the city. >> this is unacceptable. the fact that somebody would violate our community in this way says that we as a community have to come together and be clear about what is unacceptable and what happened yesterday was a true tragedy. >>> tonight, dna evidence has cracked a decades old cold case, in san mateo. this man, john harris junior, is facing charges tonight. this is how he looked the year of the attack, and how he looks now. a survivor never gave up on getting justice. >> that's right. the survivor kept g

they are coming for monopoly because park avenue and broadway were similar to atlantic city where they banned african-americans in the early days. but that was then, this is now, can we move on? push back against cancel culture. it has to happen until people stand up against it, we are all going to fall victim to it. >> sandra: love having onset, thank you. >> john: day two of cpac under way, ahead of donald trump's speech on sunday, but some republicans who disagree with the former president notably missing from this year's lineup, what does that say about their role within the party for the future, karl rove weighs in on that straight ahead. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the chevy silverado trail boss. when you have a two-inch lift. when you have goodyear duratrac tires. when you have rancho shocks and an integrated dual exhaust. when you have all that, the last thing you'll need... is a road. the chevy silverado trail boss. ready to off-road, right from the factory. i'm not hungry! you're having one more bite! no! one more bite! ♪ kraft. for the win win. ♪ hey now, you're an all-star, get y

park on thursday afternoon, there was an eerie calmness. as police investigators collected evidence at concordia part on 64th avenue in east oakland, neighbors say the laughter of children playing now silenced after a man was shot and killed wednesday afternoon during youth football practice. the fact that they they're shooting in this park with kids that they're not caring about these kids that's out here, it's devastating. ah friend has identified the victim as rubin lewis of the east bay. he's the father of three young sons. he was at the park to pick up two of them from football practice. this man was laying here dying and his children was right over there, watching that. police say the shooting happened around 5 30 shortly before sunset killed. thistles cell phone video from neighbor don skelton. there were kids everywhere. they were. practicing football to see those those kids running around trying to pick up all this stuff their belongings. they had to come back here by the man and pick up and it just that hurted me like, why would you do that? and a park? we kids oakland fire tells me an off duty firefighter who was there as a parent

it happened at concordia park in oakland on 64th avenue at about 5 30 last night. ktvu is amber lee tells us friends identified the victim as a high school basketball coach. and a father of three on thursday afternoon, there was an eerie calmness as police investigators collected evidence at concordia, part on 64th avenue in east oakland. neighbors say the laughter of children playing now silenced after a man was shot and killed wednesday afternoon during youth football practice. the fact that they they're shooting in this park with kids that they're not caring about these kids, a friend has identified the victim as rubin lewis of the east bay. he's the father. of three young sons. he was at the park to pick up two of them from football practice. this man was laying here dying and his children was right over there. watching them. police say the shooting happened around 5 30 shortly before sunset. they killed a man in the park thistles, cell phone video from neighbor don skelton to see those those kids running around trying to pick up all the stuff their belongings.

shooting happened on concordia park on 64th avenue at about eight. excuse me in about 5 30 last night, dozens of children were on the field when someone came up and shot the father as he was watching his kids. employees saying off duty firefighter rushed to help, but the victim's sadly died at the scene. the chief of police says he's talked to the man's family, just the worst thing that you could ever experience as a chief is knowing that the young people in your community was exposed toe senseless violence. grief counselors are being made available to the children who witnessed the shooting the person believed responsible for the shooting later surrendered to police in san leandro. a motive has not yet been released. sama te'o police have made an arrest in a 32 year old cold case, and i'll say there may be more victims. detectives arrested 55 year old john harris jr yesterday in manteca, investigators saved noah evidence links him to a brutal rape and attempted murder during a home invasion. and back in 1989, the throat of the victim was slashed and

investigating a shooting that left a man dead, this to use football practice happened at concordia park on 64th avenue just after 5.30 yesterday evening a man was shot and killed despite lifesaving efforts from an off-duty firefighter hu happy to be in the area investigators say video of the incident helped identify a suspect to later surrendered at the san leandro police department that person has been arrested police have not released. any information about the suspect or the victim but they say that the person shot was not an oakland resident. >>on the peninsula now san mateo police are crediting improvements in dna technology with the arrest in a 32 year-old cold case. yeah, this is back in 1989 when a san mateo woman was brutally attacked in her home. >>now police say they have a suspect in custody kron four's dan kerman reports. >>it was one of those cases that just stays in your mind just because how horrific it was and despicable was 32 years after a san mateo county woman was raped strangled and had her throat slashed police have made an arrest. yesterday. >>john harris junior was arrested by

this week, in fact, as the city completed a $2.4 million improvement project there, the dog park here, 37th avenue and fulton has several new features, including new play areas, new equipment and even a new pet drinking fountain. mother. is our neighborhood dog poke and we've been really upset that it's been closed, but we're so happy it's open. it's beautiful. there are also new picnic tables and benches of the dog park there at the edge of golden gate park. alright it's day two of the pebble beach program and jordan speak right now on this friday afternoon, is leading the tournament at 10, under part changes with the tournament this year. no celebrities and other emitters cannot play because of the pandemic. i mentioned jordan speedway yesterday. there someone in from 115 hours at this 1150.4 players, their one shot off the lead. at nine under par. tickets go on sale thursday for oakland, a spring training games, the ayes have received approval from major league baseball and maricopa county in arizona to have up to 2000 fans attend games at their stadium and mesa. the a's will also provide compl

a shooting that left one man dead at a youth football practice, this happened at concordia park on 64th avenue on wednesday and we built a math you see you know the location. a man was shot and did not survive his injuries. investigators say the video of the incident helped identify a suspect later surrendered at the san leandro police department police so far have not released the victim's name. >>we'll take a break here at 5.41 coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news construction under way now to fix a section of highway one that was washed away by january storms will tell you when that high was expected to reopen. >>you're back 5.45 is the time and remember this video from about a month ago when we had this huge section of highway one kind of just washed away by storms south near big forced obviously the closure it's been that way ever since it's going to be this way for years as far as the repairs caltrans says the road could reopen however. >>as early as summer so they are going do some kind of patchwork to make it work. big sur leads to southern california the highway closed last

>>happening concordia park on 64th avenue just after 05:30pm yesterday, a man was shot and did not survive despite lifesaving efforts from an off-duty firefighter who's in the area. investigators say video of the incident is helping identify a suspect. whom later surrendered at the san leandro police department police have not released any information about the victim. but did say. he haven't said whether he open resident or not. another big story we're following for you tonight, several public health departments have stopped providing vaccine doses to the boutique healthcare provider one medical that is because of concerns of vaccine line jumped by the company. >>denies that it has done anything wrong. but kron four's maureen kelly reports the city of san francisco is now demanding more than a 1000 doses. here it hurt. >>4 bay area public health departments alameda county, san mateo county marine and san francisco say they have cut off one medical from getting more covid-19 vaccine. the medical provider known for its personalized concierge service and nearly $200 annual the got this lette

investigating a shooting that left one man dead at a youth football practice, it happened at concordia park on 64th avenuen wednesday. the man was shot didn't survive. investigators say video of the incident had helped identify suspect he later surrendered to the stanley under police department. police have not yet though identified the victim. >>when it comes to dog thefts across the bay area french bulldog seem to be an increasingly popular theft target. now over the last several months kron 4 has covered several cases that involve stolen frenchies in one case last month a san francisco woman she was beaten robbed at gunpoint her dog was taken from her prom for us dan thorn talked with breeders but why these particular pops might be targeted. >>adorable french bulldogs have become a hot ticket breed for bay area thieves since last summer there have been several cases sometimes violent ones where the dogs have been stolen it's just it's shocking that this is happening and it's happening more and more recently dimitri perkin and catarina show or french bulldog breeders and co-owners of emma's friend she's

shooting that left one man dead at a youth football practice now this happened at concordia park on 64th avenuednesday. a man was shot and he did not survive his injuries. investigators say the video of the incident helped identify suspect whom later surrendered at the san leandro police department so far the victim's name has not been released. >>an update now on superstar golfer tiger woods, he's been transferred to cedar sinai medical center in l a to recover from his injuries. as you know by now he was involved in a pretty horrific rollover crash on tuesday you can see the wreckage there. woods severely injured his right leg and ankle in that crash underwent multiple surgeries. the rods their pins or screws holding his lake together doctors say woods is in good spirits and he will continue his orthopedic care and recovery there in los angeles cedar sinai is known as one of the best sports rehabilitation hospitals. in the world. we'll take a break it is 7.42 still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news french bulldogs are becoming an increasingly popular target among thieves. >>why breeders

last night a man was shot at concordia park on 64th avenue. the violence happened as dozens of children were participating in a youth football practice. police say the wounded man died there at the scene, and the suspect later turned himself into. stanley andrew police. well, the california state supreme court ruled today that 14 and 15 year olds can not be tried as adults and potentially face a life sentence. but excuse me for the crimes that they've committed for reaction. let's bring in our ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza and michael what happened in this case said. what are the potential implications here? well first of all, the supreme court looked at. the crime rate that's going on in california, as witnessed by your prior stories and the number of people we haven't prison and they know they have to cut down that prison population, so they've taken it very hard look at juvenile court, and they determined that 14 and 15 year olds that face possible life in prison cannot be tried his adult now keeping them in juvenile court means that j

it is happening from one in the afternoon until 3 at san mateo central park that's on 5th avenue thereit was organized by a 13 year-old from burlingame anybody is attending is asked to bring signs and wear masks. next kron 4 news at 10 president biden during his first the disaster site is president today. >>his message to texas as the state still recovers from last week's brutal. a storm and while biden surveyed the damage lawmakers in congress are debating how to undo the damage done by the pandemic where the vote on the relief bill stands right now plus more fallout tonight. after reports of line jumpers at the oakland coliseum mass vaccination site y 2 city council members say but the changes by the federal government to fix the problem just don't go. far enough. >>and taking a live look outside right now cameron the shot never gets old. it's a clear shot of the golden gate bridge. we're tracking windy chilly overnight. but mild afternoons and some rain on >>the story tonight house democrats are expected to approve president biden's nearly 2 trillion dollars stimulus plan. despite r

it happened on wednesday night at a park on camden and 63rd avenue in east oakland. the victim was a father coaching his son's team during practice. the cell phone video shows the aftermath as parents and children ran for their lives. police say the gunman simply just walked up and fired. >> young people finally to be able to come out and engage and participate in sports, to have this happen it's just really, really tragic for our community. >> reporter: oakland police say the gunman later turned himself in and family members say he knew the victim but police are not saying what led up to that shooting. >>> a follow-up to san francisco's police defunding debate. mayor london breed outlined a new $120 million equity plan, using the money formerly designated for sfpd. yesterday she announced the new dream keeper initiative, the two-year plan meant to address inequity for african-american children and families. it will take $60 million away from the police department, each of the two years and that money will be redirected to things like early education, workforce train

released by el police the carjacking happened yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of los malaise restaurant on patrol avenuee woman told police she was in the driver's seat when one of the suspects opened her door and pulled her out of the car throwing her to the ground. police say the 2 suspects took off in her car it is described as a black four-door 2016 toyota camry the license plate numbers on your screen 70 am 3 to 7. >>san francisco mayor london breed was joined by the city's police chief and other local leaders as she checked in with merchants along clement street in the richmond district kron four's maureen kelly reports, the city officials address what they're doing to try to rein in the rise in hate crimes said, and then targeting asian americans. >>the mayor walk several blocks of clinton street with the police chief and introduced merchants to the new captain of the richmond district police station. she was joined by the district's new supervisor, connie chan and state assemblyman david chiu they say the neighborhood has seen a rise of burglaries vandalism and hate crimes mostly targeting asian

the crash happened at laker said boulevard guerra avenue this is right by harding park and parker said in the city according to police jury lyons was driving a 2003 ford explorer that had been reported stolen in san jose. a 26 year-old pedestrian was hit and killed at the scene 3 other people were hospitalized. but they are expected to be okay. lyons was taken to the hospital and then booked on charges including the manslaughter. we're also told the highway patrol arrested lines last december for driving a stolen car. >>still ahead tonight, a rare punishment for spreading conspiracy theories the action taken against the controversial congresswoman from georgia plus after billions of dollars were lost to fraudulent claims what lawmakers say they plan to do to reform california's embattled on employment agency and elon musk coming clean tonight on some of the biggest issues facing tesla why he says is i'm morgan, and there's more to me than hiv. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's not more medicines in my pill. i talked to my doctor... a

>>there are 2 main areas in the parking lot, the first 66 avenue where you are able to drive up and then get your shot underneath one of the tents that are being set up. don't have to leave your car the second areas near the bar ramp. where you can actually walk up and get your shot inside one of the tents. again appointment is necessary. you could sign up on the government's website. my turn dot ca dot geale v that will let you know if you're eligible for a shot and then also when you can get your vaccine. this is a big deal because it's a part of president joe biden's plan to set up a 100 mass vaccination sites and a 100 days across the country. this site along with the other at cal state la are the first open and again the big day. is tuesday. in oakland phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >>governor gavin newsome was in san francisco today visiting the knee center will have much more on his visit during kron 4 news at 5 6 o'clock tonight. now in the south bay churches are struggling with the ongoing legal wranglings over the pandemic health orders that ban indoor services, the initial o

then i walked up pennsylvania avenue toward an empty freedom park. he noticed that the speech had broken up and so a crowd was walking down constitution avenue. he joined them at 13th street. but said that the mood of the crowd was positive. and festive. of the thousands people who passed me along constitution avenue, some were indignity and contempt of congress but many were families with small children and elderly or over weight or plain frail and not attributed to the riot prone. many wore pro-police shirts or black and blue flags and although there was a brought section of americans mostly working class, some people stood out. a very few didn't share the jovial friendly demeanor of the great majority. some obviously didn't fit in and he describes four different types of people. plain clothes militants. agen agents provauk tours and then disciplined uniform column of attackers. i think these are the people that probably planned this. he goes on, the d.c. metropolitan police were the usually professionally detached selves standing on curbs or street

then i walked up pennsylvania avenue toward an empty freedom park. he noticed that the speech had broken up and so a crowd was walking down constitution avenue. he joined them at 13th street. but he said the mood of the crowd was positive and festive. of the thousands of people i passed or who passed me along constitution avenue some were indignant and contempt shus of congress but not one appeared angry or incited a riot. many were families with small children, elderly, overweight, tired or frail, traits not attributed to the riot prone. many wore pro police shirts or carried pro police black and blue flags. although the crowds represented working class by appearance and manner of speech some people stood out. a few didn't share the jovial friendly earnest of the great majority. some obviously didn't fit in and he describes four different types of people. plain clothed militants. agents pro voc tours. fake trump protesters and disciplined uniformed attackers. these are the people that probably planned this. he goes on, the d.c. metropolitan police we

suspects officers say the carjacking happened yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of last month as a restaurant on patrol avenuee woman told police she was in the driver's seat when one of the suspects opened her door and pulled her out injuring her. police say the 2 suspects took off in her car. it is described as a black four-door 2016 toyota camry. >>in the east bay ending certain police stops and reducing racial disparities in police outcome says the goal of the major set of police reforms unanimously approved by the berkeley city council, however, the president of the berkeley police association says the new reforms are a danger to the community and police kron four's has it by june has the details on the new reforms. >>the berkeley city council unanimously approved their next level of modern policing passing a set of police reforms and that it didn't racial disparities in outcomes during police stops. we do know if you're black or you're latino in berkeley. you're more likely to be stopped by police greater compared to white residents. according to data collected by the center and police equity would behi

crosswalks, conduct sidewalk repairs , repave the street from broadway to alcatraz avenue, it will help business owners remove its parko accommodate the schedule, now the cost being funded by the product itself, once construction is complete, those park let's will be reinstalled. blocks will receive 72 hour notice for no parking. >>> paul heggen joins us now with a look at the weather, another cool probably typical day today, and i got a couple drops of rain on my windshield. >> had some springs on my windshield on the way in as well, >> i came in earlier than you too, so, i managed to dodge those, sprinkles, light showers is the extent of what we saw today, i will show you the radar, let's talk about what's going to happen we will see the first round of actual rain, not the trace amounts we saw today, actual rain moving in on thursday, the first in a parade of systems, the second one the middle one is going to arrive on saturday, and it looks like we will see another round of showers heading our way for presidents' day. for right now the radar looks impressive, but a lot of this is evaporating before it hits the grou

new york city's china town and the lower east side of manhattan and china town on eighth avenue in central park. on february 12, i joined so many others in welcoming the lunar new year, the year of the ox. but this year it's their anxiety and violence damened the sem budget reconciliations. it goes without saying that my constituents and every one of our constituents ought to be able to go to work, walk to the grocery store, or ride public transportation without fear of a bigoted or dangerous attack. mr. speaker, this is not who we are as a nation. we do not let xenophobia, racism, and violence run rampant on our street. in our cities, in our hearts. no, we take pride in our diversity. we understand that what bands us together is far greater than what divide us. and we need to bring justice to all the victims of these heinous crimes. i am glad that in new york city our mayor has created an asian hate crime task force and i encourage other cities and localities to take similar action. we also need a sustained federal presence to prevent hate crimes. that is why in the past i have introduced legi

>>along the air about mathilde avenue but look at that san jose to 5 to menlo park. now back under 30 minutes for your commute. and a quick look at the bay bridge you're coming from the east bay into the city under 13 minutes. yesterday was a completely different story also no high wind advisories in place for you today as you commute the wannacry cam as you take a look at 24 the heir to the 5 89 8 interchange just a little fog breeze along the air the still under 12 minutes for your drive time. the san mateo bridge as you head across to the peninsula under 40 minutes, we're going to on your commute before now back to the news. >>very much rain at 8.46 is the time a woman in fairfield is sharing her story of tragedy during the pandemic in a matter of weeks she lost to immediate family members as well as a 3rd relative to the coronavirus and is really shot tells us the heartbreak has transformed her view of the pandemic. >>well jeanne okay said she never under estimated covid-19 but now more than ever she diligently follow safety protocols. within 3 weeks and during t

parking on the sidewalk. and you know, i go along the sonic avenue. there's deletion of parking spaces. and you may have a hatred of automobiles, but you also have a responsibility to motorists. you have to balance the needs of all aspects of public transportation. and to have a prejudice against automobiles and implement that prejudice by consolidating driving lanes, removing parking spaces is so unrealistic. and frankly, m.t.a.'s is worse off than ever before, and it keeps getting worse. you're on a sinking ship that sinks perpetually. >> clerk: thank you. i've been just noted by the public -- i mean, by our staff that unfortunately closed captioning ended at 5:30. we'll make sure that doesn't happen tomorrow. i was in anticipation of our meeting ending at 5:00, which unfortunately, it's not. next speaker, please. >> you have one question remaining. >> hello. this is the president of market street railway, the nonprofit support group for the cable cars and historic street cars. we, and many businesses and groups, support bringing the f-line street cars back as soon as possible. before

parking lot. the lows malaise restaurant on patrol avenue, the woman told police she was in the driver's seat when one of the guys opened her door and pulled her out and then 3rd of the grout police say the 2 suspects then took off in her car described as a black 4 door 2016 toyota camry license plate, 70. am 3 to 7. coming up next where things stand with the johnson and johnson vaccine right now and why doctors say could be a real game changer. >>and the fight against the coronavirus and push for expansion of paid sick leave for essential. workers here in california, we know about the proposal tonight plus another county >>grocery store workers food service employees in general childcare workers and teachers lot of people all now eligible to get the vaccine yeah, anxious about that it's happening in marin county. our kron four's terisa stasio has details now on this new development tonight. >>this new group of eligible people goes into effect immediately. late wednesday afternoon the major announcement all residents in tier, one of the state's plan can begin getting vaccinated. >>at the or incite

the carjacking happened yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of small us restaurant on patrol avenue. the woman told police she was in the driver's seat when one of the suspects opened her door and then pulled her out of the car throwing her to the ground. police say the 2 suspects then took off in her car which is described as a black four-door 2016 toyota camry, the license plate here, 70 am 3 to 7 if you happen know anything about the suspects or nor the scar is contact police. san francisco mayor london breed was joined by the city's police chief and other local leaders as she checked in with merchants along clement street in the richmond district kron four's rien kelly tells us city officials address the rise in hate crimes that have been targeting asian americans. the mayor walk several blocks of clinton street with the police chief and introduced merchants to the new captain of the richmond district police station. >>she was joined by the district's new supervisor, connie chan and state assemblyman david chiu they say the neighborhood has seen a rise of burglaries vandalism an

over forming the coliseum operation is set up in the parking lot visitors can either received their shots sitting in their car near the 66th avenuerance or walk up and step into a tent for vaccination near the boat ramp. >>appointments are necessary and can be made through the state's website. my turn dot ca dot g o v. >>once the site is operational tuesday. it remain 7 days a week in oakland police today kron 4 news well say it isn't so this year, many americans say that they are ditching valentine's day and they're opting to save money instead that makes sense. a survey from lendingtree found about 40% of americans will skip the holiday to set aside some much needed money men were more likely than women in the survey to ditch valentine's day celebrations but. >>despite the survey, the national retail federation still estimates that valentine's day spending levels will hit record levels this year close to 21 billion dollars. and that was first lady doctor jill biden talking this morning about valentine's day heart decorations that she had put up on the white house north lawn she and president biden took a stroll to check them ou

avenue before returning to her workplace. however, these fallen waited for her to park and then get out of her car. then one of the robbers snatched the bag and got away. no one has been injured in any of these crimes and no weapons were involved. back to the coronavirus california hit a very sobering milestone in the coronavirus pandemic there's been more covid-19 deaths in our state than any other. according to john hopkins university, california's death toll has reached past 4 to 5,000. that's 400 more than new york. now the virus also has been far more widespread here in california. nearly 2 million more cases confirmed, and our state and in new york. as for the vaccination efforts here in california state health officials say roughly 65% of all available covid vaccines have been administered that's nearly 5.3 million doses. right now the biggest vaccination problem is that there are simply not enough doses. and santa clara county residents, 65 and over are eligible for the shot about 200 people got one at the newest pop-up vaccination site story road in east san jose. >>well right now our allo

park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. >> van ness avenue runs from market street to bay street in san francisco. south vanness runs from south of market to cesar chavez street. originally residential after the 1906 earthquake it was used as a fire break. many car dealerships and businesses exist on vanness today with expansion of bus lanes. originally marlet street was named after james vanness, seventh mayor of san francisco from 1855 to 1856. vanness heavy are streets in santa cruz, los angeles and fresno in his honor. in 1915 streetcars started the opening of the expo. in 1950s it was removed and replaced by a tree-lined median. it was part of the central freeway from bayshore to hayes valley. it is part of uses 101. it was damaged during the 1989 earthquake. in 1992 the elevator part of the roadway was removed. it was developed into a surface boulevard. today the vanness bus rapid transit project is to have designated bus lanes service from mission. it will display the history of the city. van ness avenue. . ness avenue. >> you're watching coping with c