philippe: to be fair, volkswagen is good at telling us what is going to happen. had a meeting, they told us to expect lower earnings. the disappointment was, maybe though they treated russia, ukraine as no exceptional items in their presentations, which is true. at the same time, some peers have record numbers despite absorbing similar issues. i think there was a excuse there. the cash flow was light. it consists, like many carmakers, a lot of unfinished product will affect the cash flow. a lot of that will result in the fourth quarter. at the same time, they reduced the delivering number. they may not be able to reduce inventory as quickly as they would like to. there is a bit of uncertainty around the cash performance the rest of the year. p&l was pretty much as expected. alix: you alluded to the russia thing, how much of that is a execution issue with volkswagen and how much of the macro environment still hard? philippe: it is probably a slightly bigger exposure than some peers on supplies in ukraine and the war period. underlying business not as strong as bmw

, and philippe himself, for 14 years, joined the freema youth cell. passed military-political training in tanzania. actually in tanzania, he graduated from high school. when the soviet union recognized the independence of mozambique on the day mozambique declared its independence , in fact, at the time of the declaration of independence in 1975. our peoples have already been bound by friendly and fraternal relations. we worked together for the liberation of mozambique, so it's hard to say for sure. since when did relations exist between the soviet union and mozambique? the soviet union supported the struggle of the mozambiques for freedom long before the declaration of independence helped nationally, the liberation organization, efremima sent military specialists to the country with food, medicines, weapons. i meet a lot of people, both in the country and outside of mozambique and one in ten, as a rule, met in the ussr at that time. this is a huge potential that brings people together and unites a generation. after the second world war, portugal did n

us at the scene and joins us now on the phone philippe. do you know what's happening now? >> yeah, there were certainly the race there was moment leading up to the conclusion just about 4.45 with the for of interest. picking custody. all started at about 2.45 this afternoon when the concord police department said the man walked into the mall and was you re store and playing. but you had a gun and was willing this everybody find them all to and left. >> situated in felt in the middle of the mall and that's when the curing called police evacuated the mall and the and showed up and they were able to communicate with the man eventually rhone and they convinced him to give himself up it. so i'm not clear, though, if they ever found a weapon on him. the kraken police department. >> i the man was wrong because i was on drugs or and they tell me they don't believe that's the it's simply of a mental episode that this guy was was dealing with. but fortunately, no one was injured in this incident. the man is in custody. >> felipe, it seemed like he w

kron four's philippe reports. >> a rude awakening for but the test to end up to 200 other people in alameda saturday crazy. palomino police say a man has been arrested for slashing the tires on up to 200 cars on the island sometime between 9, 30 11 o'clock friday night. dozens of them at the summer house apartments complex where test were supposed to be out of work early in the morning. but we the instead like everyone else. he spent the day on the phone with his insurance company. i just replace them. it's 100 a >> last month. have their coast cook. they said that this is been doesn't that kind of blesses? so it's out of your pocket? is all the more time with my officers had to respond to every report of vandalism and the most telling is busy picking up and dropping off to cars all day. it was just senseless. >> it really was senseless. neighbors who were spared the vandalism feel for those victimize offer. what you know. a night in jail, a night in jail. and that's it. that's all he gets is a night in jail and everybody. >> as you know, property damage and >> so police say surveillance vi

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, university confirms that none of the students, none of the victims are students. >> a late night out for a slice and berkeley disrupted by a flurry of gunfire. it's pretty crime scene tape encompassing telegraph and durant avenues near the south side of uc berkeley. i take this to like every day to class, like, you know, like often so for it to happen, like right here, i honestly like i love, you know the clea police say a fight broke out just after one 30 saturday morning, which led to shots fired and 4 people wounded, all believed to be young men. uc berkeley says none are students, but one of them eventually died at a hospital. we something that i thought was fireworks, but it was and it was gunshots. and there was a browns and right inside taco bell witnesses at a busy pizza parlor described chaos immediately after the suspect sped off in a car groups of people tended to the injured victims. his body was like it's like a crawling position. and you are he was like on the ground face facing the ground and people are crowding around him chec

philippe djegal talked with the victim's grieving husband. >> when 10 fan was notified, his wife was badly injured in the collision saturday night in walnut creek. he says it did not cross his mind that she might not survive. >> until the doctor told him at the hospital that she passed away so high. i get to go through the room. >> cry by myself. i want to believe that, you know, used to. we were going to happen to my life am and his late. 44 year-old wife, june 20 own lavender dreams and nail spa. >> at around 7 o'clock saturday night, walnut creek police say she was hit by a car after work. >> while crossing north california boulevard at civic drive. it's possible the driver ran a red light and struck. fans says his wife parked to block further than usual because she gave up her normal parking space to a new employee. my wife. he had a hop. amber. what a >> not only me, but everybody plays. customers knew her as tammy. she immigrated from vietnam and is survived by her husband and 3 teenage kids. pham once the driver to surrender, it had a new >> he can come home you know you can t

how kron four's philippe djegal talk to the mother who says she's grateful to receive closure. >> the thieves left a mess behind. but that's okay with missus, rossi and her family. they rushed to their abandoned rental u haul truck in vallejo thursday night, just a day after they reported it missing out of dublin. we open the truck and it was just stuff everywhere. like all of our boxes torn the contents from the boxes just thrown everywhere. >> we actually found everett earn kind of just thrown in the mix of it all. and that's all misses. rossi wanted person ever. it's ashes back in her possession. we had a of everett's things, you know, handprints and footprints from the hospital on ultrasound pictures and just things that are really important to us. and that boxes, i'm kind of just sitting there at the front of the dublin police department has been tracking the stolen uhaul truck since the rossi's filed a report wednesday morning when they realized it was taken from outside their old home in dublin. well, they prepare to move to danville. >> surveillance video spotted it that day i

opening furnished solemnly with the participation of king louis philippe and thousands of parisians, and the second obelisk remained in luxor. president françois miran. officially abandoned it in 1981 and returned to egypt. exactly 100 years ago, on october 25, 1922, the civil war in russia ended, the reds won, liquidated the last stronghold of the white movement in the far east and entered vladivostok, these were parts of the people's revolutionary army of the far eastern republic in 2 years. prior to that, it was created by the bolsheviks as a buffer state, in order to avoid conflict with japanese invaders step by step. they cleansed the republic of whites in primorye, power was in the hands of the government of the zemsky territory. at the head of his army was general mikhail dietrich with a. the reds were commanded and wounded by borievich, the forces were approximately equal to about 15,000 bayonets and sabibs with artillery armored trains. and even the whites launched an offensive by planes. at first it was successful, but the red counters attacked the white units, retreated an

says there are few will be held next week. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 4 36 now in the south bay election. officials in santa clara county are preparing the equipment for election day. more than 1 million people are registered to vote in the county and the registrar of voters says that people people could see pretty high voter turn out. >> we estimate a turnout of about 60 to 70%. that is based on a 50.2% turnout in 2014. and a 70.6 1% turnout in 2018. so what wide variance. yeah, it's a 20% difference in the same type of moving toward election and as we always say, turnout does depend. also what's on the ballot? >> mail-in ballots are being sent to all active registered voters in california. if you are not registered to vote, the deadline to do so is this coming monday? if you do not register by then you can still vote, but you will have to register in person at your polling location. in the north bay. 2 men born and raised in southern are working to connect the community through fitness. kron four's noelle bellow tells us about the partnership between a youth activity group

a documentary on tightrope walker, philippe petit. 59—year—old 0scar winning filmmakerjames marsh cutincipally in the early 1990s on arena, the path—breaking bbc arts documentary series. he recalls being influenced by the bbc from an early age when his family bought its first television. i think the main impact on my career was watching play for today. such a tiny little picture, and tiny little people all boxed up together. and encountering alan clarke's work for example. and cinema in britain at that time wasn't a particularly flourishing medium. this is the late �*70s, early �*80s, i guess, and beyond. and you could watch alan clarke's work and it was truly cinematic. i mean, obviously scum was a very controversial project but there are other films like christine, contact, penda's fen, the firm. these were great pieces of dramatic cinema that happened to be on your television. and how much of experience of watching that kind of bbc programming make you think that perhaps one day you might like to work for the corporation, or did that not enter your mind? i think to answer the quest

when the investigation into the officers on paid administrative leave will wrap up. >> in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> san francisco mayor london breed is the target of new allegations claiming she requires city commissioners to provide resignation letters before they're appointed. the city oversight committee held an emergency meeting to discuss the policy. san francisco supervisor. dean preston claims mayor london breed requires many city commissioners to provide a signed an undated resignation letter before they're even appointed the city police commissioner described his experience. there was never a moment where somebody pulled my resignation letter out of the drawer. >> and waved in front of me and said, hey, if you don't listen to what we want, we're going to the fact that everybody knows that this resignation letter is just floating in the ether. that it can be accepted at any moment with no notice. and immediately terminate your tenure on the commission is, you a consideration that's at the forefront, at least of my mind when i'm receiving a direction from the mayo

kron four's philippe djegal all stopped by regional medical center of san jose. to learn more about the effort, why supporters say it's so important. >> the centers for disease control and prevention says that in 2021 there were more than 107,000 drug overdose deaths reported in the united states. that's nearly a 15% increase from 20 to 20. >> and like the latest data from the california department of public health's shows that in 2020 there more than 5500 deaths related several patients that impacted by opioid abuse and misuse overuse and chief medical officer at regional medical center of saying the dollars says many of those patients are not even prescribe the medications they use ease of access to excess or expired. opioids contributes to the public health crisis. doctor geller says her team >> is trying to crush. it's safest to get these disposed in the right way. >> and so that they don't get into the environment, but are, you know, a safe somewhere else? regional medical center hosting its first crush the crisis. opioid take back day in 5 years. saturday c

kron four's philippe reports. community members are beyond shocked by this. >> a domestic violence incident became public friday night when a mother and her 8 year-old son were chased down by a man who pittsburgh police say specifically targeted them. the 2 were driving down civic avenue near davey avenue at around 9 o'clock in the evening when the suspect crashed into the victims car then opened fire on the 2 in front of parkside market before speeding off press trait like and then he started to ed was behind the register when he heard the so bad. the police department says this was not a random shooting and investigators are searching through citywide surveillance cameras to track the suspect down. residents are troubled by a private matter resulting in shots fired in the middle of a residential neighborhood is something that they don't know how to handle. and that's what they've been taught is violence instead of. >> instead of communication neighbor frank whitehead hopes this does not point toward a mayor and

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news and the north bay american canyon.ice are searching for 2 men who they say threatened someone with a gun. >> while stealing a catalytic converter the robbery happened on iron horse drive last night. police say a resident witnessed a man cutting off the catalytic converter from a car in front of their house and then the other man approached him with a gun and threatened him to go back inside. when officers arrived, they saw the 2 men were driving a silver toyota corolla and took off. police lost them on westbound highway. 37, if you have seen this car or the 2 men in it, please give american kenyan police a call. >> following the shooting and sent a st. louis that left 2 people dead. president biden is again calling for a federal ban on assault weapons after he tweeted that message today, some house republicans responded saying, quote, democrats want to take your guns and they're not hiding it anymore. monday, a 19 year-old gunman walked into his former performing arts school, opened fire with an ar 15 style rifle. he k

philippe djegal explains. >> the day before speaking publicly during a news conference friday contra costa county district attorney diana becton says she reached out to 33 year-old tyrone wilson's family. she told them directly former county sheriff's deputy and denville police officer andrew hall will not face criminal charges in wilson's case. of course, they're disappointed in the decision. but becton says it is based on an independent investigation into the march. 11th 2021 shooting. it includes the analysis of 3 use of force experts being deadly force was reasonable. one saying it was not we're bound only to file charges when we have a good faith belief that we can prove those charges beyond a reasonable doubt. and that is ultimately where our decision life based on the facts included in the district attorney's office is 43 page report into wilson's killing. diana becton concludes that there is insufficient evidence to prove beyond a reasonable doubt. that hole is criminally liable in reaching this conclusion. the district attorney's office does not condone. >> the actions of de

in oakland ice cream shop just months after thieves drove a car through the business kron four's philippe djegal talked with the co owner who says unfortunately now burglaries are just a part of doing business in oakland. >> hooded suspects scout out the front to flavor brigade, italian water, ice on fruitvale avenue in east oakland at around 5 o'clock wednesday morning before eventually prying their way through the back door to steal whatever they can, which this time turned out not to be much state, which had nothing. and i really >> are t-shirts which makes really no sense name address the back of still the loss of a few $100 worth of cash and other stuff is becoming tiresome for co-owner braden galloway. >> who has been in business at this location for more than 12 years with no plans to move in fact, he has another location and cause problem noise. galloway says he isn't the only one feeling the pain during wednesday's burglary. he says the thieves used his shop to break into a neighbor's business to steal more stuff couldn't break. the glass is as a lot to are dealing with the worst

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the officers in question are being paid while on administrative leave in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> shed on our 4 zone weather forecast. a live look outside tonight at the san mateo bridge. very busy hazy out there as the sun is setting. yeah, if you're heading westbound but your shades on the proviso kind of bright out there, lawrence, get near the coastline, though. your turn on the lights. i mean, it is foggy out there right now and cool that fog of moving back on shore. we'll see more than all overnight tonight. >> and it's going to send further inland. the fact you see moving across the golden gate, bridge lights are on as the fog is the move in. but you notice the deck of last few days been compressed all the way down. almost on the deck. you can only see the tops of the towers now that the marine layer has really extended upward, that's going allow the flow further inland. temperatures out the door right now. we've got cool. 57 foggy skies and a half moon bay. 64 63 and they were still warm in some of the east bay valleys. 76 in livermore. still 81 in brentwo

his bail set at $200,000. >> in brentwood, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> berkeley police say they arrested 3 men who they are in connection with the recent shooting that killed a man at uc berkeley's south campus area. investigators say a fight had broken out in that area, ranch and telegraph avenues when gunshots were heard on october 8, 4 people were shot. one of them did not survive his injuries during the investigation. police identify 3 men who they believe are responsible for the shooting and they were arrested on tuesday. officers say they also found a number of firearms in their homes, including several ghost guns as well as evidence set. other ghost guns were being produced. there. the 3 suspects will face a number of charges. >> hundreds of berkeley high school students attended the funeral of 2 teenage brothers who were gunned down at a house party in oakland october. 1st, family and friends of 15 year-old jay z and his brother 17 year-old on how garcia walk the casket into the church today. the funeral son had been delayed because of a backlog. an autopsy cases in

roman was born in oakland and raised in antioch. >> she was the youngest of 7 siblings, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> other news tonight, one person died. 2 others were injured in a house fire in san jose this morning when fire crews arrived to residents are outside. but a 3rd person was still inside on the second floor. unable to get out. officials say that victim is a 65 year-old woman because of the extreme heat and the flames. firefighters say they were unable to go inside and rescue that woman. >> these are older and typically that the these homes are not sprinklers. so if a fire does get started, and if there some type of fire load, it's going to get going pretty quickly. last question, sir, do you know if that smoke detectors and all that we're working for them to even be tipped off? so we're unsure if the smoke detectors are working or not, that will part of the investigation. >> one firefighter was also injured when they fell while inside that burning home. >> as the san jose state university community continues to mourn the loss of freshman football player camden mcwrig

. >> as kron four's philippe reports gun violence, prevention and intervention strategies were discussed. >> confidence in the oakland police department has waned on the streets leading some to hesitate or disregard making calls for service, knowing that depending on the severity of the crimes, police may not even respond. but residents tell elected leaders that would not be the case if the federal government jumped in to provide more resources immediately where we're at over and over again of the importance of having these resources at the street level at the grassroots level where the community is engaged in violence prevention, several programs that utilize. >> violence, interrupters young people who are able to prevent onset of whatever is about to take place. representative barbara lee invited senator alex padilla and oakland mayor libby shows top prize of engine and intervention solutions. wednesday after the round table discussion was held at first african methodist episcopal in oakland that community members made it clear the federal government can help the idea of declaring a fe

kron four's philippe djegal spoke with co-owner who says that this point burglaries are just the cost of doing business in oakland. >> braden galloway is growing tired of thieves continuing to target is ice cream shop in east oakland. 3rd time this year, surveillance cameras captured suspects prying into flavor brigade, italian water, ice on fruitvale avenue. >> to take whatever they could. i hope they should ashamed of themselves >> their front of you, at least of them because alleyway co-owns the shop and says wednesday morning, at least 2 suspects broke through the back door. >> and rummaged through the safe and cash register getting away with just a few $100 and some of the companies tied it shirts, but they didn't stop there. they've through our shopping or neighbor shop. >> governor register all registers and empty. got her register and start to make it was she was a big part of business. galloway has filed a police report just as he did in july when thieves rammed a car through the front glass to steal an atm filled with about $500. >> the repairs were more costly and the shop

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news students across san francisco have been walking biking, even scooting. in fact, pretty much any way they can roll to school this week is part of the district's walk and roll to school week. this is video of the event held at sunnyside elementary school. >> the event bills yearlong excitement around getting to school in people powered ways which it's the course is good for your health is good for our climate and for communities. but we want to celebrate that. they're walking to school person to do it. more often said that the more we can make it something exciting for them to get the better of these great idea. i mean, no more cars on the streets markets healthy ways. >> all the elementary classrooms are competing for the highest participation with a prize package for the top classroom at every school, middle and high school students are encouraged to participate and enter to win prizes as well. today is also the 5th annual california clean air day. so let's check the forecast was a beautiful day to walk or ride to school. this is a live look out. looks

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the los gatos union school district has agreed to pay 5 million dollars to 2 man sexually abused by an elementary school teacher. a judge sentenced joseph kolb, too. 35 years in prison last november for molesting former students of blossom hill elementary. victim was abused in early 2020. he will get a settlement of $900,000. another victim was abused in 2008, 2009. he will get 4.2 million dollars. >> in the east bay, firefighters are investigating a fire at what caused a fire that tore through a former restaurant in concord broke out early this morning at the former imperial seafood restaurant that's on willow. pass road. the restaurant hasn't been in business for several years. and firefighters say plywood used to board up the building, made the fire more rifficult to contain. >> not like they're just nailed in place there. back to, you know, nice big to buy boars and long ball to things like that. so we had his chain saws and staff to open it up so that slowed us down a little bit pretty unsafe for us to go inside a building that's all sealed u

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> also in the east bay, a big drug bust at a home in hayward. the alameda county sheriff's office sees 10,000 fentanyl pills and 12 pounds of powdered fentanyl. deputies say the pills were disguised as they say the drugs were on their way to oregon but were stashed at a home in hayward. a fire at a home in san francisco sunset district has displaced several residents and cause quite a bit of damage. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon on 46th avenue near pacheco street. san francisco fire department is investigating what caused the fire. no injuries were reported. a massive flood in san francisco's 100 and s apartment building could cost 20 million dollars to fix the flood, displaced hundreds of people and damaged 100 units in the 29 story. hayes valley building the flood happened earlier this month, according to police, a high pressured firehose valve used by firefighters to connect to the building's water supply was opened by a resident of the building. now the high-pressure stream blasted right through the walls of the 11th floor and sent

. >> kron four's philippe djegal tells us fortunately this time the gunman missed. >> the rising violence is really concerning when a man in berkeley woke up and checked on the sounds outside his home thursday morning, he called 9-1-1 when he saw 2 suspects in the process of stealing a neighbor's catalytic converter. that's when police say one of the suspects opened fire on them. and i find it really alarming that people are willing to. >> violent crime using simply for the couple of 100 bucks that they would get to sell a catalytic converter police sale, though multiple shots were fired. the resident was not hit. the shooting happened in the berkeley hills near oak street and glenn avenue, which is represented by council member. susan, when graph in oakland to a few days ago, somebody was actually murdered. over exactly the same thing. catalytic converter theft in that case. arturo coronado was shot and killed in his doorway tuesday morning when he told catalytic converter thieves to get away from his car. if people hear the noise of sowing in front of their homes are close to their home

kron four's philippe djegal reports on how investigators caught the suspect and what he used to make those firearms. >> across the street from the bars slides and swings munn park in brentwood. police paid a visit to 23 year-old scott leiper's as ilya way wednesday. >> the culmination of an investigation police say has spanned several months into the accused illegal homemade gun manufacturer. >> investigators placed him under arrest for illegal possession of an assault weapon, manufacturing, an assault weapon and other gun-related charges. investigators say he made the ghost guns at his residence. police say the guns recovered are not registered with the state. neighbors have expressed shock over the matter. in a statement, spokesperson lieutenant broadneck says, quote, >> our agency remains diligent in investigating information or circumstances related to firearms being manufactured illegally. >> those utilizing home kits are considering the possibility are strongly encouraged to follow california department of justice rules and regulations among the items confiscated for evidence,

. >> when you said that you saw philippe get shot, -- >> i didn't say i saw him get shot.e asked me. >> did you go on television and give an interview about what you saw on april ten, 1990? >> yes. >> and you say on television in the interview that you saw phil with his hands up in the air? they also asked me. talk jonathan, i'm asking the question. >> i'm telling you the question. -- >> we've put witnesses on the stand that seemed real good when you're prepping them, in your office, and you go there and say -- oh my god. >> you had indicated that you never said which officer you saw the class come from. >> i don't remember telling them that i saw it from the big offices. >> did you see which officer had shot at the individual? you answered, the big big guy. he was the one that i saw. the dissent? >> everything on that statement is everything i said. >> the credibility wasn't a past suspect. you're not saying they're lying. but what you're saying is, can you depend on this to prove something beyond a reasonable doubt? >> melvin -- former teaneck resident that pinal was try

philippe coutinho closest to a goal — hit the woodwork. pretty much denied them the three points.g of the season today, wolves have got rid of their manager, bruno lage. they lost 2—0 at west ham yesterday. the result that leaves them in the relegation zone. lage had been in charge for 16 months and finished in the top half of the table last season. they have only won once in their last 15 premiership matches stretching back to april. slaven bilic marked his first match in charge at watford with a 4—0 win at stoke city. the former west brom and west ham boss became the ninth manager in three _ boss became the ninth manager in three years — boss became the ninth manager in three years before rob edwards was sacked _ three years before rob edwards was sacked last monday. they had a 1—0 lead and added three more in the last half an hour of the game. watford up to seventh, one point off the play—off places. stoke are down in 17th. you are up—to—date with the football. england's cricketers are in control of the deciding t20 against pakistan in lahore. the series is tied up 3—3 and they

it happened early saturday morning as kron four's philippe djegal reports.ampus. >> as the night was winding down with a late night snack at a berkeley pizza parlor. witnesses say the popular area telegraph and grand avenues for college students was shut down just after one 30 saturday morning surrounded by police and littered with evidence markers. crime scene tape and cars pierced with bullet kind of day and you gunshots like down the street from where you say a fight broke out. number 2, fired and 4 people wounded, all believed to be young men. uc berkeley says none are students, but one of them eventually died at a i mean, the whole street, it was this crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere. >> you know, i was freaking out. i called the home and i was like what is happening? witnesses say a car sped off immediately after the shooting and the suspects are still at large. i was you know, called me back to the las vegas incident that happened. and then whenever people hear gunshots, we just. >> you know, we're not sure what to do. and we ran to the rest

kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> a rude awakening for buck to test 2 and up to 200 other peopleis crazy palomino police say a man has been arrested for slashing the tires on up to 200 cars on the island sometime between 9, 30 11 o'clock friday night. dozens of them at the summer house apartments complex where test were supposed to be out of work early in the morning. but we do that instead like everyone else. he spent the day on the phone with his insurance company and working to replace 3 damage. tires, just replace them. it's 100 a $26. >> last have their coast cook. they said that this is been that kind of blesses? so it's out of your pocket. >> is all the more time with my officers had to respond to every report of vandalism and the most telling is busy picking up and dropping off to cars all day. it was just senseless. it really was senseless. neighbors who were spared the vandalism feel for those victimize for what you know. >> a night in jail a night in jail. and that's it. that's all he gets is a night in jail and everybody. as you know, property damage and >> so police

so it is just fascinating the way in which philippe hone who is not an exception presumes to know what chinese women are doing in china having really, having no idea what they were doing. so, really interesting way of thinking about women, leisure time and her time. apple moist time in america. . >> right, that is a fascinating point. there is a feedback loop between how voices being directed to perform but then people sort of reading that in an anthropological or ethnographic way as sort of a real truth about what was, what she would do no daily life. and one of the things. i will stop sharing my screen now. one of the things that i liked about that home quote, as much as it frustrates me to hear is sort of his description of her kind of hobbling. that kind of brings us to a question that i had which is, molly is exceptional in her travels in the u.s. not only because of her race. she was the first chinese woman. also because of her gender, and as we have discussed, on top of that she was exceptional in her bound feet with which would have severely limited her physical mobility as she

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right.e to the low level of covid-19 cases on campus and in the surrounding areas. and we're just about a week out from the spookiest holiday of the year, which means the return of trick or treating in halloween gatherings for kids. and as the weather continues to cool in new covid variants are expected on the way. the effort is now on to prevent the return of another winter covid surge. i spoke with doctor david corn field, the chief pulmonary pediatrician at stanford children's health earlier this morning and he shared some tips on how you can help keep your kids safe during halloween. >> i think you would be good to make sure that kids kind of trick or treat in the same colbert's of groups. not keeping the numbers are small as possible. not exchanging with too many groups. if that's possible, i think trick or treating outside. it's a really safe thing to undertake. if there's really concerns, kids wear masks as well. >> doctor cornfield also stressed the importance of getting the covid va

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kron four's philippe de gaulle reports. >> a rude awakening for buck to test to end up to 200 other people in alameda saturday. this crazy palomino police say a man has been arrested for slashing the tires on up to 200 cars on the island sometime between 9, 30 11 o'clock friday night. dozens of them at the summer house apartments complex where test are supposed to be out of work early in the morning. but we couldn't do that instead like everyone else. he spent the day on the phone with his insurance company. i just replace them. 800 a >> last month. have their coast cook. they said that this is been doesn't that kind of blesses? so it's out of your pocket? is all the more with my officers had to respond to every report of vandalism and the most telling is busy picking up and dropping off cars all day. it was just senseless. >> it really was census neighbors who were spared the vandalism feel for those victimize all for what you know. a night in jail, a night in jail. and that's it. that's all he gets is a night in jail and everybody. >> as you know, property damage and >> so police say sur

. >> city kron four's philippe djegal reports. investigators say this was the result of domestic violence. >> a domestic violence incident became public friday night when a mother and her 8 year-old son were chased down by a pittsburgh police say specifically targeted them. the 2 were driving down civic avenue near davey avenue at around 9 o'clock in the evening when the suspect crashed into the victims car then opened fire on the 2 in front of parkside market before speeding off strait like and then he started to ahmed was behind the register when he heard the so the police department says this was not a random shooting and investigators are searching through citywide surveillance cameras to track the suspect down. residents are troubled by a private matter resulting shots fired in the middle of a residential neighborhood is something that they don't know how to handle. and that's what they've been taught is violence instead of. >> instead of communication neighbor frank whitehead hopes this does not point toward a trend. mayor a

kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> a rude awakening for buck to test 2 and up to 200 other people in alameda saturday. this crazy palomino police say a man has been arrested for slashing the tires on up to 200 cars on the island sometime between 9, 30 11 o'clock friday night. dozens of them at the summer house apartments complex where test were supposed to be out of work early in the morning. but we do that instead like everyone else. he spent the day on the phone with his ing to replace 3 damage. tires, just replace them. it's 100 a >> last month. have their coast cook. they said that this is been that kind of blesses? so it's out of your pocket? is all the more time with my officers had to respond to every report of vandalism and the most telling is busy picking up and dropping off to cars all day. it was just senseless. >> it really was census neighbors who were spared the vandalism feel for those victimize for what you know. >> a night in jail a night in jail. and that's it. that's all he gets is a night in jail and everybody. as you know, property damage and >> so police say

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. lp>> 2 months into the school year, west contra costa unified is still struggling to find a roughly 60 teachers for vacancies. there are 18 vacancies at elementary schools about 16 at both middle and high schools. 26 special education vacancies. the district has been using long and short-term substitute. teachers. it's going to be getting a 27 teachers in december from the philippines. that's through the teach us a program. hundreds of other positions, though, are also open, counselors, librarians a speech pathologist and secretaries snap, which is the company that owns snapchat is closing its san francisco office. >> the company says it was lightly used by team members following the move to work flexibility. snap also announced the move a few months ago to lay off 20% of its staff in the face of declining ad sales. the company says it will continue to let san francisco employees use a co-working space in the city. the office is one of several in the bay area. >> all right. time for a

this after the police department held its first gun buyback event in 6 year as kron four's philippe djegal reports the police department hopes to make this an annual event. >> the pittsburgh police department has been escalating its efforts to crack down on gun violence since the removal campaign was ultimately more than 100 guns being taken off the streets. and that combined with more than 125 fire has residents turned in anonymously at city hall saturday. fewer guns are now in fewer hands. so in our community right now. >> if you add are then campaign over the summer. plus today's event that's over 200 guns off the street. so i think that's huge for our community here. councilmember chanel skills, preston was born and raised in pittsburgh and says the city has come a long way when it comes to gun she was disturbed by last week's shooting, a block away from saturday's event which left a mother and her 8 year-old son wounded by gunfire. >> both are expected to survive. >> and the suspect has been arrested. that just shows the importance. >> you know, having guns laying around the house so

its report on the wilson case to attorney general rob bonta's office for review. >> in martinez, philippe here. looks like it is about a very spooky incident. now as we get closer to halloween, the oakland police department is reminding people about some trick or treating safety tips. they want to make sure that trick or treaters pay attention to the traffic when they're on the roadways and they advise as you walk in well-lit populated areas. if you cross the while you're taking the kids out trick or treating, you want to make sure that you're keeping eye contact with the driver to make sure that they see you. and when it's possible, you want to make sure you're wearing bright clothing or reflective material. police are also reminding that be out on the roadways on to r- halloween, want to make sure you slowdown. and when it comes to candy, police say to make sure that that is securely wrapped, if for whatever reason you're getting candy and it's not properly wrapped, you want to throw it out. in mount mill valley, you can expect some street closures on halloween. police say sycamore aven

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, university confirms none of the victims are students. >> as the night was winding down with a late night snack at a berkeley pizza parlor. witnesses say the popular area telegraph and grand avenues for college students was shut down just after one 30 saturday morning surrounded by police and littered with evidence markers. crime scene tape and cars pierced with bullet point. it's kind of day and you gunshots like down the street from where you say a fight broke out. 2 byard and more people wounded, all believed to be young men. uc berkeley says none are students, but one of them eventually died at a i mean, the whole street, it was this crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere. >> you know, i was freaking out. i called the home and i was like what is happening? witnesses say a car sped off immediately after the shooting and the suspects are still at large. i was you know, called me back to the las vegas incident that happened. and then whenever people hear gunshots, we just. >> you know, we're not sure what to do. and we ran to the restro

it's all technology this minute we have pavel yes, thanks philippe well, we continue.n the near future , at least 100 teachers from russia will arrive in the lugansk people's republic. they will fill the lack of teachers, many of whom went to the front, will help students fill the gaps in knowledge that appeared during the hostilities. russian regions have already taken patronage over local schools. yegor grigoriev saw how the lessons were going. the only thing in the mining village school for eleventh graders is the history lesson of the decembrist alexander, sometimes ignorance of the most important historical events, dates and figures - this is only a problem on the surface because of the martial law in the donbass , distance learning has been here for a long time. many teachers went to the front of a teacher in the history of social science, found in russia at the forefront. i probably won’t live long, because i don’t know how to fight with absolutely nothing. and here i can invest in children. considering that they have not studied for the last 2 years, failures o