philipp: no.going to, you know, i think the answer is you will have lots of interface, or if you are -- maybe not as a client. we don't go directly to clients at the moment, but through our distributors. they will have tools, technology tools, that will make it much easier for them to deal with their clients, work with their clients, and bring value to their clients, and we want to be that platform for our distributors. you will also see that in your products, a combination of technology-driven investments and sort of human-driven investments will increasingly be visible. so i think we -- this whole distinction of sort of saying, you know, we have technology and then we have people, i suspect that's not going to be the world we live in 10, 15 years from now. that the reality is there will still be important roles to play by people, analysis, judgment, learning about the markets, experience, history, all of these things will continue to be important, but our people will powered, empowered by techno

philippe djegal, kron four news.(grant) in national news: the president's new budget proposal has little chance of getting anywhere in congress...especially considering lawmakers approved a two-year-spending plan last week. but, as rene marsh reports...it shows us where the president's priorities are...after a little more than one year in office. natsamtrak...natsnuclear weapons...natsand big bird. what do they have in common? they may all be affected by president trump's proposed budget and infrastructure plans. president donald trump: "we will have a nuclear force that will be absolutely modernized and brand new." after a year of nuclear weapon comparisons..natswith north korea's kim jung un...natsthe president has proposed upping the arsenal of cash for america's stockpile by one-point-eight billion.nats amtrak -- with a total federal budget of one-point-five billion a year -- has experienced a recent rash of deadly accidents.president donald trump:"it is all the more reason why we must start immediately fixing th

once again tim krul philippe coutinho, and the time, the feat was to turn down.o rise. it has been a busy transfer window that a goodison park, as well. they sold ross barkley, who had been out of contract in the summer had been out of contract in the summerfor $20 had been out of contract in the summer for $20 million. eight had been out of contract in the summerfor $20 million. eight 20 striker arrived in besiktas the $30 million, and arsenal was paid $30 million, and arsenal was paid $30 million the theo walcott. alexis sanchez transferred from arsenal to manchester city, and it had been on the cards as august. it to get united offered more money to get his signature. in a deal valued at $40 million, henrikh mkhitaryan went the other way. finally, with russia around the corner and an england place to play for, daniel sturridge went out on loan at west brom. his would—be race for the champions league, with a battle to avoid relegation. his regularfootball is what he needs. he was to be on the plane to russia. now from transfers to actual football. tottenham sco

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) an undocumented immigrant is facing federal charges... after he was acquitted in the death of kate steinle last year in san francisco. jose ines garcia-zarate pleaded not guilty to two federal gun charges today in court. the charges came five days after his acquittal by a jury in the kate steinle case. in 2015-- steinle was walking on pier 14 with her father... when she was shot and killed. garcia- zarate's attorney claimed the shooting was accidental... and that steinle was hit by a ricocheting bullet. his subsequent acquittal prompted a firestorm of criticism from president trump toward sanctuary cities... because zarate... an undocumented immigrant... had been deported five times before the shooting. (grant) and immigrant rights groups are organizing a new newtwork of neighborhood watch teams in california...in response to threats by the trump administration of an immigration crackdown. religious groups and migrant rights activits are training hundreds of volunteers to be p

kron four's philippe djegal reports from oakland.erday by her family. (philippe)nats- " with little regard for life... motorists routinely speed through this oakland intersection.... accelerating as they approach or get off the freeway. car;olyn dunkley/mother- "i miss my baby so much." carolyn dunkley's daughter... chauntel dunkley-rochelle was unfortunately victimized by a wreckless driver the morning of new year's day... when she was slammed crossing 98th avenue at sunnyside street... and, did not survive her injuries. car;olyn dunkley/mother- "it's sad -- it just hurts me, my family, my friends -- all of us." on saturday.... chauntel's family and friends remembered her... an 18-year-old senior in high school, whose mom says aspired to be a lawyer or join the military.nats- this group also wants to bring attention to the dangers of this intersection.donald tyler/neighbor- "it's horrible for kids to try and cross the street. it's a school and a park right here -- it makes no

in alameda, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) we haven't seen much rain lately - but a year ago this month the bay area was getting soaked by a so-called atmospheric by a so-called atmospheric river of rain. (catherine) and a year ago today, thousands of people were forced from their homes when coyote creek flooded large sections of san jose. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live in san jose from one of the hardest-hit areas.... (grant) right now... there are ongoing efforts to guard against a repeat of that disastrous flood. rob? (rob) i'm here in the rock springs neighborhood. this area where i am standing was under five feet of water a year ago. today, there is a flood wall here to keep the river in check. it's part of a larger plan to fix the problem once and for all. but if there is another flood, officials say they have a plan for that too. this was rock springs on the morning of february 21, 2017 as the order to evacuate didn't go out until after firefighters had begun to evacuate hundreds of stranded residents. d

kron four's philippe djegal has this story.tion... draws more than 850 people to the stanley middle school gymnasium... with the line to get in -- stretching outside the door.nancy morgan/mother- "i'm concerned about the powerless feeling that i have about, not just school violence, but violence -- gun violence in general." nancy morgan and her husband's two older boys studied at lafayette schools. nancy morgan/mother- "i think that assault-style weapons need to be banned." they are in california... but representative mark desaulnier (duh-sohn-yay)... the host of this town hall... says not at the federal level... which falls on the lap of congress.mark desaulnier/con gressman- "in the three years that i've been there, there've been over 300 gun violence bills introduced -- none of them have had a hearing or a vote. so, we need to have a hearing and a vote." during the 90-minute gathering... several in the audience had a chance to speak and ask questions... or, just make statements. some taking shots at president donald trump an

(philippe) frequent delays are bothersome for daily bart riders.system was disrupted because of small earthquakes. on other days, it's medical or other emergencies.jennifer cano/rider- "i think they do tell you when the trains are going to be delayed, but it does seem like, you know, if there's some sort of emergency, the response time takes a long time and that snowballs everything, so you're often just waiting at a station for some response. seniors in orinda say more should be done to accommodate them... especially those with disabilities.bill wildman/rider- "for a number of months, i was on crutches because i had some operations, and i couldn't even get people to look at me and i'd ask people if they'd move and let me sit down. i mean, there's some really nice people, but general, but a lot of times, people just look at their devices and they don't react to the other people on the car." safety on trains and at stations -- also a major concern.neil corey/rider- "there's been incidents where there's, you know, people have gotten robbed and stuff,

(philippe) a timely town hall -- centered on gun violence prevention... draws more than 850 people to the stanley middle school gymnasium... with the line to get in -- stretching outside the door.nancy morgan/mother- "i'm concerned about the powerless feeling that i have about, not just school violence, but violence -- gun violence in general." nancy morgan and her husband's two older boys studied at lafayette schools. nancy morgan/mother- "i think that assault-style weapons need to be banned." they are in california... but representative mark desaulnier (duh-sohn-yay)... the host of this town hall... says not at the federal level... which falls on the lap of congress.mark desaulnier/con gressman- "in the three years that i've been there, there've been over 300 gun violence bills introduced -- none of them have had a hearing or a vote. so, we need to have a hearing and a vote." during the 90-minute gathering... several in the audience had a chance to speak and ask questions... or, just make statements. some taking shots at president donald trump and his i

their feet were covered in blisters and those slipped off halfway through the day anyway philippe a wasprotecting his feet with small pieces of duct tape and a podiatrist to show him how to pop his blisters with a sterile needle. and then those skin bandages. [applause] >> that was beautiful. thanks. i think as i said in another interview this is obviously a wonderful book remarkably rich and informative book about the dreamers and the movement but this has another key attribute with impeccable timing as i think everyone would hear including cnn but as a blessing it is also a curse because it heightens awareness of the book but also they want to talk about the new surroundings rather than the book itself. we will not do that. because it is such a rich book and by way of introducing you one of the things i would ask you right off the bat is because you are journalist currently vice president of special projects one of the most respected veteran journalist here in south florida so what of the things that intrigues me whenever they put out an excellent book like this is how do you arrive a

(philippe) what should they do? (simon) well, if you look at where the parking situation is located, right here in orinda, you double it up, you put another floor, two floors, whatever it is -- i'm sure it would fill up right away." public safety -- especially robberies, riders say -- should be a major focus for bart.mark bordas/rider- "i feel like adding officers on trains, like something like the flight marshall system, where you have kind of undercover people acting as bart riders on trains, but they're actually a police officers, i feel like that would be a very, like, a very good measure against preventing those crimes from happening." safer, cleaner, faster -- that's what passengers want. in orinda, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) safety seems to the number one concern of bart riders.. earlier today we addressed bevan dufty - a member of the bart board of directors... about increasing patrols on bart trains... this was his response...

kron four's philippe djegal reports from 98th avenue and sunnyside street... where chauntel was remembered today by her family. (philippe)nats- " with little regard for life... motorists routinely speed through this oakland intersection.... accelerating as they approach or get off the freeway. car;olyn dunkley/mother- "i miss my baby so much." carolyn dunkley's daughter... chauntel dunkley-rochelle was unfortunately victimized by a wreckless driver the morning of new year's day... when she was slammed crossing 98th avenue at sunnyside street... and, did not survive her injuries. car;olyn dunkley/mother- "it's sad -- it just hurts me, my family, my friends -- all of us." on saturday.... chauntel's family and friends remembered her... an 18-year-old senior in high school, whose mom says aspired to be a lawyer or join the military.nats- this group also wants to bring attention to the dangers of this intersection.donald tyler/neighbor- "it's horrible for kids to try and cross the street. it's a school and a

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jrstone) in the south bay... police are searching for the man they say committed a hate crime at a community college in cupertino. it happened last month at de anza college. police say the the man yelled an anti- gay slur at a student. authorities say the man then punched the student in the face and took off. he is described as a white man in his late 30s or early 40s... around five foot ten and weighing around 200 pounds with grey hair. a warning for bart passengers tonight... after police make arrests in two violent incidents... at two different stations. the first incident happened 10:40 p.m. yesterday at the sixteenth street station in san francisco. there police say a man assaulted another man with an unidentified object. kendricx man-ansala... was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. the second incident... occured at the san leandro station. there kirby cabrera was arrested... accused of assaulting a victim with a deadly weapon. (jrstone) in pleasant hill... a man is arrested after police

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (justine) a sweet ending to the search for a missing child in concord... concord police posted this picture on facebook... writing.. while selling her girl scout cookies, a young girl became separated from her mother. officers responded and found the missing girl, still selling cookies. the officers then reuntied her with her mom... and purchased a box of samoas. (jrstone)up next... a major bay area artery will have some lane closures this weekend -- we'll tell you what you need to know for your weekend travel plans. (justine)and a warning for parents coming out of the south bay -- about what dangerous material police are saying is circulating on social media tonight. (jrstone)college students aren't the only "dreamers" in danger of deportation...e ducators are in the crosshairs too. coming up... an in depth look at a teacher who is fearful of being deported. (justine) a budget plan was reached in congress this week with no daca deal.... even without the support of most bay area repre

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.stine) a sweet ending to the search for a missing child in concord... concord police posted this picture on facebook... writing.. while selling her girl scout cookies, a young girl became separated from her mother by accident. officers responded and found the missing girl, still selling cookies. the officers then reuntied her with her mom... and purchased a box of samoas. (live) taking a live look outside taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)a weak shot- wavedisturbance approaching from the northwest will bring an increase in high clouds to the northern portion of the region today. in addition, winds in the ridges and higher elevations will increase, especially in the north bay mountains of napa county through this evening. with the strongest winds confined to the aforementioned area, will continue the wind advisory through late tonight as wind gusts upwards of

the march was organized by this man: grassroots activi philippe duhamel. >> they had plans to drill 12 thousand wells around this area, the st lawrence valley in quebec. i ut my savings to organize it. because there was this urgency d no time to fundraise. >> reporter: so you spent your own money to organize this citizen's march? >> yeah, yeah and a few other people including my father. when we got to montreal. faces are pure light. pure delight. feel thatgain you ca history's on your side and you're winning. >> reporter: as the protesters nverged on downtown montreal, the activists did win a partial victory. the quebec government adopted and later passed a bill that temporarily banned fracking beneath the st. lawre river. to the protesters, it may have seemed like their victory was sealed. but it marked the beginning of a much bigger fight. that's because oil and gas firm lone pine resources lost its permits to frack beneath the st lawrence. so it decided to use nafta's investor state dispute settlement provision to fight back. it could do that because though it's based in canada, lon

in lafayette, philippe djegal, kron four news.(justine) (justine) demand is growing for a bulletproof backpack insert billed as a protection for children during school shootings. and take a look at this shield. it's ten-by-14, a-quarter-inch thick, weighs one pound, and is made to fit in a backpack. officials with shotstop ballistics...who make the shield...say more parents are ordering the shield...followi ng the school shooting in parkland, florida. however some believe the backpack shield... just creates more fear and anxiety.(sot) "no, it's not right, come on, the schools are safe and we don't need to be wearing anything to school or anything." (justine) the shield comes with a price tag of 110-dollars. but it cannot hold bullets from the weapons such as ar-15 rifle, that is similar to what was used by the parkland gunman. (jrstone) in the south bay.... police have arrested a man in connection with several bank robberies in the last two months. police say oscar radillo was identified as the possible suspect for three bank robb

(philippe) frequent delays are bothersome for daily bart riders.ust this afternoon, the system was disrupted because of small earthquakes. on other days, it's medical or other emergencies.jennifer cano/rider- "i think they do tell you when the trains are going to be delayed, but it does seem like, you know, if there's some sort of emergency, the response time takes a long time and that snowballs everything, so you're often just waiting at a station for some response. seniors in orinda say more should be done to accommodate them... especially those with disabilities.bill wildman/rider- "for a number of months, i was on crutches because i had some operations, and i couldn't even get people to look at me and i'd ask people if they'd move and let me sit down. i mean, there's some really nice people, but general, but a lot of times, people just look at their devices and they don't react to the other people on the car." safety on trains and at stations -- also a major concern.neil corey/rider- "there's been incidents where there's, you know, people have

kron 4's philippe djegal goes in-depth to learn what's price tag on affordable housing. the dulcet sounds of a classically trained pianist...nats- from the comfort of her own home... nats- in her bedroom...nats- which these days is in an r-v parked in a southbay parking lot.khristina miller- "this has been our home since december 3rd of last year." khristina miller and her boyfriend paul have fallen on hard times... struggling to feed their three-year-old daughter... and put a steady roof under the heads of their unborn twins.... working low paying jobs to make ends meet. before khristina was diagnosed with a mental illness... she spent six years studying music at cal-berkeley .khristina miller- "i was diagnosed with schizophrenia -- paranoid schizophrenia." the couple is desperately searching for affordable housing... but it's been next to impossible to do in the bay area. khristina miller- "there's like a

(jrstone) kron four's philippe djegal reports from lafayette...ere the community discussed solutions to a deadly problem. (philippe) a timely town hall -- centered on gun violence prevention... draws more than 850 people to the stanley middle school gymnasium... with the line to get in -- stretching outside the door.nancy morgan/mother- "i'm concerned about the powerless feeling that i have about, not just school violence, but violence -- gun violence in general." nancy morgan and her husband's two older boys studied at lafayette schools. nancy morgan/mother- "i think that assault-style weapons need to be banned." they are in california... but representative mark desaulnier (duh-sohn-yay)... the host of this town hall... says not at the federal level... which falls on the lap of congress.mark desaulnier/con gressman- "in the three years that i've been there, there've been over 300 gun violence bills introduced -- none of them have had a hearing or a vote. so, we need to have a hearing and a vote." during the 90-minute gathering... several in the a

in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) the city council in concord is voting tonight to consider a one-point-five million dollar contract for police body cameras, dashboard cameras and smartphones. as of right now... concord police do not currently have body cameras or dashboard cameras.. if approved-- all officers will have body and dash-cameras by september of this year. (grant) in the north bay... a school district has launched an investigation after several teachers have come forward saying male students are sexually harassing them. in one case...a teacher says the high school students were sending her obscene e-mails and text messages... during class. multiple high school teachers throughout marin county..who have been afriad to speak in the past...fearing retaliation...decided to talk about the issue... during a recent board meeting. (sot) (grant) the school board has now hired a private lawfirm that specializes in work place issues. the board will also be bringing in a speciality female administrator. (vicki

in orinda, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) kron four first told you about a woman whose car was stolen after she welcomed a homeless woman into her home... well that car has been found. it seems like it's still in good shape, too. kron four's spencer blake is live with the update. spencer, how did she find the car? sharon larson says someone posted about her stolen car on a facebook group that shares the goings-on of solano county. it ended up paying off, with a police officer tracking down the car the next day. "yes i'm glad to have it back." sharon larson inspects her blue mazda cx-seven...and is surprised to find out that, even after it had been stolen and ditched...there's only very minor damage - one or two scratches, is all."the police station called me and said, 'can you come pick up your car?' and my heart just fell through my feet!"that call came thursday.but back up to monday, when sharon first met a homeless woman named lynn, cold outside a mcdonald's.she took her home, offered her a place to sleep, and fed

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) a sweet ending to the search for a missingild in concord... concord police posted this picture on facebook... writing... while selling her girl scout cookies, a young girl accidently became separated from her mother. officers responded and found the missing girl, still selling cookies. the officers then reuntied her with her mom... and also bought a box of samoas. ( marty ) in the south bay... san jose police are warning everyone about child porn being shared on facebook messenger. police have received multiple reports about a video. and want to remind everyone that sharing a sexually explicit video involving a child is a crime. even if you're trying to help catch the people responsible. police are asking those who come across the video to report it before deleting it. ( marty )still ahead ... they'll be some lanes closed on a major bay area interchange. we'll tell you what you need to know for your sunday travel plans. ( marty ) plus ... a scare on the court for the warriors as they take on the spurs.j-r stone breaks down wha

(philippe) what should they do? (simon) well, if you look at where the parking situation is located, right here in orinda, you double it up, you put another floor, two floors, whatever it is -- i'm sure it would fill up right away." public safety -- especially robberies, riders say -- should be a major focus for bart.mark bordas/rider- "i feel like adding officers on trains, like something like the flight marshall system, where you have kind of undercover people acting as bart riders on trains, but they're actually a police officers, i feel like that would be a very, like, a very good measure against preventing those crimes from happening." safer, cleaner, faster -- that's what passengers want. in orinda, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) coming up at 6... we're talking with a member of the bart board of directors.... if you want us to take your questions live on the air at 6... head on over to our facebook page and leave your question there. (grant) new evidence that the worst flu season in years may be easi

(philippe)nats- <"what do (grant) (grant) now to our four zone forecast... we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: it was another beautiful day with sunshine all the way to the coast today. some highs even hit the low 70s while at the beach it was cool and in the 50s and 60s. it will be a crisp and cold night if you going out. overnight lows will again be in the 30s and 40s. on the satellite you can see high pressure sitting over california and bringing sunny and dry weather to the bay area. tomorrow it will be slightly warm too. highs will be in the 60s to low 70s inland with 50s and 60s at the coast. a big change will come on sunday as a cold storm dives into california. sunday will be partly cloudy and much cooler with highs only in the 50s. overnight lows starting sunday night will be very cold and in the 20s and 30s. we will see a few more clouds on monday with a slight chance of showers. the weather will them be mostly dry but unseasonably cool through next weekend.

independence protesters clashed with catalan police as they demonstrated against a visit by spain's king philippe supporters of catalonia split from spain have criticised the monarchy for allegedly failing to pay enough attention to the region and to promote political dialogue now then inside the convention center there were different concerns at the end of last year global smartphone sales decline into the first ever on record so the question of the mobile world congress seems to be how to custom. samsung is focusing on cameras its new galaxy s nine and the slightly larger s nine plus might not look a whole lot different from their previous answers but the pictures they take in low light are less grainy. and there's a new super slow motion feature it takes nine hundred sixty images per second and is able to capture even the fastest moving objects samsung says that could even attract professional photographers but it had made its most of the improvements are under the hood. is it is a huge amount of innovation that you do not see in this divorce because we've we've kept the best design of a phone

despite being the club record signing, philippe coutinho is getting no privileges.ught on as a sub in the second half. the second leg is next thursday. fresh from her austraian open triumph, caroline wozniacki dropped just one game as she beat russian youngster anastasia potapova at the st petersburg ladies' trophy on thursday. the world number one picked up a 6—0, 6—1victory to set—up a quarter—final clash with another young russian daria kasatkina, who defeated france's alize cornet. potapova fired 17 winners to wozniacki's 16 but was undone by unforced errors, hitting 31 during the match. this sunday marks one of the high points on the american sporting calendar. i'm talking of course about the superbowl. the game is being played in minneapolis. the two teams to make this year's big game are boston and philadelphia, two cities that are steeped in history, rich in culture, and populated by obsessive fans. mat morrison explains. we are going to minnesota! this year the super bowl hit the city of brotherly love against this town. this guy against, well, that life. y

he beat germany's philipp kohlscreiber in straight sets at the rotterdam open.rer, who's the top seed at the dutch event, took the first set on a tiebreak. the 20—time grand slam champion then won the second 7—5 on his second match point. the 35—year—old is now one victory away from becoming the oldest number one by three years. the last time he held the position was back in november 2012. he'll play the dutchman robin haase in the quarter—finals. second seed grigor dimitrov is also through to the last eight for the second straight year, but he was made to work hard by serbia's world number 38 filip krayinovic. dimitrov eventually won a first set tiebreak and took the second 7—5. there was a shock at the qatar open, as defending champion karolina pliskova was knocked out of the competition by 18—year—old american qualifier cici bellis. the world number five was the favourite but made a number of unforced errors. bellis took the first set on a tie—break and the second 6—3 for the biggest win of her career. the teenager will now play simona halep in the last eight

have clashed with cattle on police in barcelona all demonstrating against the visit by spain's king philippe supporters of catalonia split from spain have criticised the monarch for allegedly failing to pay enough attention to the region and to promote political dialogue. here in germany a chance for all americans conservatives are due to vote later today on a deal to enter a coalition government with the center left social democrats now both parties must approve this deal before a new government can perform ahead of the vote malcolm presented her picks for top posts in the country's potential new cabinet she says she's put together a young dynamic team which marks a new start for the conservatives it features three women in a surprise cabinet job for you on a champion of the party's right and a sharp critic of medicals open door policy for asylum seekers earlier i spoke with david mcallister from the c.d.u. executive who's at the party convention here in berlin i started by asking him if some of miracles cabinet choices signaled the party is shifting to the right. the c.d.u. is for a poxy o

kron 4's philippe djegal goes in-depth to learn more about what affordable housing means in the bay area- the dulcet sounds of a classically trained pianist...nats- from the comfort of her own home... nats- in her bedroom...nats- which these days is in an r-v parked in a southbay parking lot.khristina miller- "this has been our home since december 3rd of last year." khristina miller and her boyfriend paul have fallen on hard times... struggling to feed their three-year-old daughter... and put a steady roof under the heads of their unborn twins.... working low paying jobs to make ends meet. before khristina was diagnosed with a mental illness... she spent six years studying music at cal-berkeley .khristina miller- "i was diagnosed with schizophrenia -- paranoid schizophrenia." the couple is desperately searching for affordable housing... but it's been next to impossible to do in the bay area. khristina miller- "there's like

philippe duperron‘s son was one of the 90 killed in paris's bataclan theatre. abdeslam enter in front of us for the first time, to breathe the same air in the same room, but we don't expect he will reveal much. this court process is just the first of what are expected to be years worth of trials. salah abdeslam faces another in france for the paris attacks, and dozens more have been rounded up in the police investigations that have followed. in total, since the paris and brussels attacks, around 200 people have been arrested and are now in prison in belgium. the networks have been disrupted, but anti—terrorist police say the threats remain. translation: the threat is still high. islamic state has lost its territory, but its members are now dispersed, but it can still inspire others with grievances to carry out attacks. it was the brussels district of mollenbeeck where some of the attackers came from, where salah abdeslam lived and was eventually caught. now, by night, some streets here feel empty. rules were put in place to stop antisocial behaviour, banning ga

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.) a single mom in the sacramento area says she is feeling the effects of the housing crisis as well.right now she and her 4-year-old son are facing eviction. lonnie wong explains how one advocacy group is trying to help her out. today the single mom who is also disabled went to the offices of round up realty with supporters from the alliance of californians for community empowerment. this after she said she got the cold shoulder from her landlords.she is facing eviction for today for her aned her son..i have a sone..if it's her eviction day or not.for 4 years, camacho has lived in this 8 unit apartment complex owned by a housing company called blackfriar...after getting a 60 day extension because of her medical condition she was seeking another extention after doctors vouched for need to stay put.round up only manages the property.i can't do anything without the owners permissionelk grove police were called after supporters would not leave the officed...meantimeattorney's for camacho d

in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news.e)(justine) in the race for california governor, a big endorsement for lieutenant governor gavin newsom. state senator kamala harris gave her fellow democrat the nod. newsom and harris have known each other for decades, going back to their days in san francisco politics. the his top democratic opponents in the race... are ex-los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa and state treasurer john chiang. the primary is june 5th. 13 people are dead and 15 are injured after a helicopter crash in mexico. on board, mexico's interior secretary and the governor of the oaxaca (wa-hock-a) state, they were not hurt.... they were surveying damage caused by a massive 7-point-two earthquake yesterday. the epicenter was in the oaxaca (wa-hock-a) region .. this is the third major earthquake in southern mexico in the past six months. kron4's charles clifford has more. friday's earthquake in southern mexico, was felt from the pacific coast to mexico city 225 miles away.sotwe were on the 6th floor of our hotel

philippe djegal, kron four news.) santa clara county voters will decide the fate of embattled superior court judge aaron persky. four news.djegal, kron four news. (pam) santa clara county voters will decide the fate of embattled superior court judge aaron persky. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, the 'recall persky' campaign cleared one last hurdle today ... but not without some pushback frompersky supporters. michelle dauber/persky recall campaign"....we're going to take this campaign to the voters, it's a very historic day..." that was perksy recall campaign chair michelle dauber moments after the santa clara county board of supervisors ordered the measure to be placed on the june 5th ballot. supporters believe that judge persky was too lenient in the sentencing of former stanford swimmer brock turner, who sexually assaulted an intoxicated, unconscious woman after a fraternity party, michelle dauber/recall judge persky campaign "...it's just very clear that the voters of this county have lost confidence in j

(philippe)nats- <"no justice. such a mess."> marching through the west oakland bart station... just feet from where 28- year-old shaleem tindle was gunned down january 3rd... tindle's family says time has not softened the loss of one of their own. his father yashiki -- devastated.yashiki tindle/father- "these cops is getting away with murder." on the deadly day in question... bart says one of it's officers responded to reports of gunfire and a fight happening across from the bart station. tindle's family says shaleem was wrestling with another man and had actually shot the other man in the leg before the officer got there. but that tindle had already been disarmed by the time the officer showed up. attorney john burris represents the tindle family, and says he's seen th e officer's body camera video, that captured the shooting and the moments leading up to it. john burris/attorney- "the officer comes up and says show me your hands, show me your hands. and, within moments, he starts shooting and he shoots shaleem in the back. bang, bang, bang. he could not have seen a weapon of

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kron 4's philippe djegal goes in-depth to learn the price tag on affordable housing. nats- the dulcet sounds of a classically trained pianist...nats- from the comfort of her own home... nats- in her bedroom...nats- which these days is in an r-v parked in a southbay parking lot.khristina miller- "this has been our home since december 3rd of last year." khristina miller and her boyfriend paul have fallen on hard times... struggling to feed their three-year-old daughter... and put a steady roof under the heads of their unborn twins.... working low paying jobs to make ends meet. before khristina was diagnosed with a mental illness... she spent six years studying music at cal-berkeley .khristina miller- "i was diagnosed with schizophrenia -- paranoid schizophrenia." the couple is desperately searching for affordable housing... but it's been next to impossible to do in the bay area. khristina miller- "there's

kron four's philippe djegal was there.ippe)nats- " with little regard for life... motorists routinely speed through this oakland intersection.... accelerating as they approach or get off the freeway. car;olyn dunkley/mother- "i miss my baby so much." carolyn dunkley's daughter... chauntel dunkley-rochelle was unfortunately victimized by a wreckless driver the morning of new year's day... when she was slammed crossing 98th avenue at sunnyside street... and, did not survive her injuries. car;olyn dunkley/mother- "it's sad -- it just hurts me, my family, my friends -- all of us." on saturday.... chauntel's family and friends remembered her... an 18-year-old senior in high school, whose mom says aspired to be a lawyer or join the military.nats- this group also wants to bring attention to the dangers of this intersection.donald tyler/neighbor- "it's horrible for kids to try and cross the street. it's a school and a park right here -- it makes no sense." donald taylor live