for your health, for the children. >> philippe: okay.rl: everybody is selling to you, you buy, you pay 20. you buy, you buy. >> philippe: i know, i know. but you don't buy postcard. now, that's no fair. you buy postcard, also fair. but i don't need the postcard. >> anthony: we're told that kids are dropping out of school to do this, the double-edged sword of the service economy. >> girl: you want to buy postcard? for, uh, only $5. one, two, three, more, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. >> anthony: what i'm amazed is how friendly and open people are with us. i mean, it's very easy for me to sit here and say whatever i want about the government. right? we can go home. you know. our lives will go on. we don't pay the price for that show. uh, everybody who helped us could very well pay that price. it should be pointed out that a lot of people did not. a lot of people were very nice to us but said, "look, i just -- i've already been in jail." you know? "i don't -- i really don't want to go back." um, it's a very real concern. what happens

(jean-philippe willaume) yes. island. 10 communes, 180,000 inhabitants, but everybody knows everybody. (lorena navarro) our lifestyle here is unique. we have a slower pace, it's calmer, more poised than elsewhere. everything happens more slowly here! we honour our traditional way of life and customs. helping each other out is at the core of our values. solidarity is fundamental to chilotes. (jean-philippe willaume) yes! people are very kind... - people haven't lost touch with traditional values. (jean-philippe willaume) look at the apples. - last year, we made some chicha. - yes. chilote cider. - what? - yes. - yes, natural resources are abundant here. - yes, my area of expertise is protecting the coast. so i focus on the issues linked to the sea. so, the aquacultural industries, fishing, problems linked to pollution. mussel and salmon farming are thriving industries here. the inland sea is saturated with aquacultural concessions, which generate a range of waste products. there was a red tide last year. (cyril chr

the school district did not respond to our request for comment in orinda philippe djegal all kron. 4news. >> will take a peek outside on this friday night friday night ahead of a big storm this weekend. this is the view from our camera on mount tam a pious and the storm is going to impact your weekend plans. let's find out exactly what's happening right now with our meteorologist lawrence karnow. yeah, guys, crop for a weather alert. we've got a major storm rolling into the bay area. the storm, a storm likely. >> of the season. so far. this one really going to pack a punch not just from all that rain, but the strong gusty winds likely going to see a lot of debris out there on the roads. trees coming down. power outages. yeah, i think very likely be prepared for that. so this we're expecting overnight tonight. we're going to see an increase in the winds and the rain is going to start to pick up mainly just showers so far by daybreak. tomorrow, heavy rainfall of already moved into the north bay and those winds, boy, they will be whipping early on tomorrow. rainfall amounts maybe one to

>> not reporting a chemical release kron four's philippe djegal has the story. >> contra costa health services says based on its initial findings, the reported release of 20 times just like metal material for martinez, refining company. he's considered a major chemical accident or release. it happened on thanksgiving and continued into the following game. what health services says the company failed to notify the county or state which would have triggered the community warning system. services says it will explore enforcement action, which could include referring the case to the district attorney's office the ball on the court. >> we're going to go to the and make sure that this doesn't happen again, that there should be a release anything that there would be immediate notification to the health services is recommending the county conduct an independent investigation into the release. >> the bay area air quality management district is also looking into the case. that more to extent that the the taxes of the old, this >> but >> that the mission. >> is it on monday? local congressman jo

only that is the message contra costa county health services kron four's philippe gaulle tells us the public health department says the rapid rise in respiratory illnesses is leading to excess emergency calls for non-emergencies tying up an already stressed system. >> heart attacks, severe chest pain, the past or resting heart beat poisoning or a drug overdose are among the critical health conditions that warrant a 9-1-1. call for an ambulance says contra costa county ems, medical director, doctor sun ike mild to moderate cold and flu-like symptoms. typically do not this time last year. >> approximately 3 to 4% of our call. volume was related to colds and flu-like this season already. that's that's nearly 20%. nearly 400% increase in what we were seeing last and the so-called tripledemic convergence of increased respiratory viral cases has led to increased hospitalizations and stretch use of ambulances. >> the contra costa county fire protection district handles most of the county's ambulatory calls and spokesperson steve hill says majority of cases the patients would have been better

good advice in alameda, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. time for another look at the forecasters looking at the bay bridge toll plaza on this chilly tuesday night. wonder where all those people are going. maybe some christmas parties on catholic ris must parties christmas shopping on pretty busy there. it seems like things may be getting back to normal. another this storm is over and he's moving nice. yeah. you know the storms go through here. we got to go somewhere causing some problems is headed across the cause of a massive storm that moved through the bay area over the weekend. now look stretches all the way down into texas where they're seeing the possibility of some tornadic activity rolling through there right through the night tonight. and then to the north, we get the colder air and they're talking about some blizzard conditions, maybe one to 2 feet of snow already on the ground and well could see another foot over 9 spots to be counting up to maybe 30 inches across the northern tier. this just some kind of storm headed across the

and in capsule lates the holiday spirit. >> in pittsburgh, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up here at 6 o'clock, a man arrested for spray painting threatening messages around the political figures that were targeted and why 2 people had to get rescued by helicopter in the marine headlines. we've got the daring rescue next. >> and san francisco, a local organization feeding thousands this christmas eve kron four's camila barco gives us a closer look. >> a warm meal during a chilly christmas eve the san francisco organization blind to yeah, i really a saturday morning. these volunteers and employees served 800 meals for breakfast and 1200 during lunch with the help of joy bets, the owner of san francisco's house of prime % ribs for the last 29 years. he's been donating food to the annual event. >> and this year he provided 3,000 pounds of prime rib. people relate. >> down and out luck. and when you see that. i mean, it feels good to help out. you know, even it. we don't realize how great we are. >> many people who received these meals are familiar with life, an organization t

. >> kron four's philippe djegal has the story. >> word of 20 year-old isaac white carter's arrest in bringing bianca palomera a deep sense relief. i was surprised that they actually caught a mine on some cases. some people hide out until the case is completely dismiss. i'm glad that part of it's been nearly a month since the antioch police department says white carter attack pelham era. >> at the habit burger in that city, the 19 year-old victim works there as an assistant manager and lost her right eye during the assault. she was standing up for a co-worker's teenage special needs brother who was being bullied by white carter. i think you're a hazard to other people. you know. >> it seems like completely normal for him to do something like this. so i think it's good that he's off the streets. the community has rallied to raise more than $172,000 to help pull america with her ongoing medical needs. the incident has inspired her to pursue a career in healthcare. >> and despite her new physical challenges, she does not regret engaging. white carter says humans were meant to protect eac

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kron four's philippe de gaulle report says shoppers should expect to see more officers in and around retail stores for the holiday shopping season. >> alameda police officers are not only making the rounds around retail stores keeping an eye out for thieves filling and running out with carts without paying. they are also walking the aisles and in some cases are catching suspects in the act. a strategy that is saving businesses money. they've expressed the desire to have the officers here in their in their stores. >> and working cwllaboratively with them. we've made sure that we have officers when available to help support tenant. allen could says uniformed officers are supplemented with officers in plain clothes, adding that it's important. shoppers are aware peace or nearby. you can also help out by reporting crimes in progress. some of the more common things that we see. >> our large bags with perhaps some cutting instrument people that are putting items into a large bag and maybe go into a corner, maybe the fitting rooms. those are usually key indicators of of a theft that might b

philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> taking a live look outside tonight at downtown san francisco. beautiful shot. nice and clear out there. you can see city hall lit up in red and green. if you can believe that christmas eve is one week started holiday shopping that's yeah. but so far i haven't started yet of a teenager a last-minute he will find the guests. we don't reach a last-minute, ok? all right. let's take a look at everything you do need to know on a serious note, radar is clear. that's good. it's been a busy weather week. we've had a lot of rain. and as we take a look at futurecast for what we're really going to be watching. >> as a maybe for some showers on tuesday and maybe on friday, sacramento vacaville, they're going to get some rain earlier this week. but we are watching again for a sprinkle or 2, maybe on tuesday. >> and then on friday, visibility we just showed you a nice clear shot. that's really going to be for you as we roll into sunday right now. it's looking okay except for concord and san jose. as you wake up even mountain view, that's new. 6 o'clock. you co

with their car, this happened wednesday night near buchanan field airport in concord kron four's philippe djegal shares. what we know >> about the victim. >> described as a matriarch and the reason her family is living the american dream friends and loved ones confirmed. 54 year-old money selling via lost her life and pacheco wednesday night. >> the california highway patrol says just before 9 o'clock that evening, a woman was standing outside her car on morse drive near aria drive when another vehicle hit her and her car then left the scene without stopping the contra costa county coroner's office has yet to release her identity. but friends and family say they are mourning loss. >> for more than 3 years and owner of residual sugar wine bar in concord says via was a dedicated employee, considered the bars. mom. she was in charge of the kitchen and on a nightly basis. he says she would serve co-worker's home cooked meals. she prepared at her own house. she will be remembered as a loving wife, mother, grandmother and sister. a family friend says she spent her last day with her grandchildre

kron four's philippe djegal reports. the incident happened over thanksgiving and the county says the company put the community at risk by not reporting the chemical release. >> on monday, local congressman john garamendi mark disowned mike thompson and contra costa county supervisor. federal glover sent a letter to the chairman and ceo of pbf energy, which operates martinez, refining company. >> on thanksgiving day through the day after contra costa, health services learned from community complaints that 20 tons of hazardous dust like metal was released by the refinery falling on nearby businesses, homes and cars putting the community at risk. the letter suggests the company comply with the bay area air quality management district ongoing investigation into the un reported release. >> but also conduct an internal investigation. >> to ensure the company follows county and state law moving forward by law. garamendi says refineries have to notify public health agencies and potentially harmful releases so the community can d

philippe gaulle says that people are concerned about all the viruses that are out there along with delays. but they're still willing to take the trip. >> heavy foot traffic at oakland international airport as travelers head out of or into town for the holidays. a big boost for the airline which struggle during the pandemic. we want to feed our economy. we don't want to keep killing our economy. want to feed our economy. some hesitant to step on plane. several respiratory virus is spreading quickly through communities. that's just fearful of the things going around. not in the best of health, but get out so. these are great people down there in arizona. so we're going to go. the airport expects more than 670,000 passengers from now through the day after new years. that's a 10% increase from the same period last year. time management travel. >> early ahead of time, a 10% increase means the airport will see about 90% of the prepandemic passenger levels reported. >> in 2019, oftentimes the flights have been delayed a little bit time. >> but nothing terrible. you know, no more than about a hal

the school district did not respond to our request for comment in orinda philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> we have new video and information of that flaring at the refinery in martinez on pacheco. this is video from a kron. 4 viewer. the refinery put out a statement saying and in an equipment issue is causing intermittent flaring and that players are an essential part of the refineries. integrated engineer safety systems, first responders and hazmat teams are on the scene of the refinery. again, this is in martinez as of now. there are no reports of danger to the public will keep monitoring the situation. >> coming up, new details on a very messy blunders made months ago by the state justice department. when personal information was leaked on people asking for concealed weapons permits. and as we get the weekend, the plans san francisco police are putting in place to try to crack down on sideshows and a shake-up in the u.s. senators. kirsten sinema says she is going to leave the democratic party. >> in national news, u.s. senator krysten sinema shaking things up in washington. she

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> to the north bay. now a family dog.lucky to be alive tonight after a mountain lion just walked into the home while on the hunt. >> got survived. fortunately, this is in bennett valley on november 28th right near santa rosa in sonoma county. the owner rebecca says she saw a mountain lion. this one insider house grabbing her border collie. sherman. she called friends for help fired a gun shot into the air. spooking the female cat away. later that night, though. the mount line snuck back into her home again coming back for seconds. so the animal had killed 3 goats on he property. >> state fish and wildlife officials determined the mountain lion was was actually a threat. and the trapper had to put her down on december. 3rd. >> but have been a little kid like i've got lots of friends with 2 year-olds, 3 year-olds. it could have been one of them. it could have been way worse. >> rebecca says the sherman, the dog was in shock after the attack but is doing pretty well. now. she's happy. then situation has been handled for the

i just expected now that's with trees and everything else in contra costa county, philippe djegal allkron. 4 the sausalito holiday boat parade is set to light up the city's waterfront this weekend. >> for 35 years. >> people have gathered there to watch the tree for free. i mean, the free event which features brightly lit beautifully colored decorated boats, sail the length of the sausalito shoreline. there will also be a fireworks show. the event begins at 06:00pm on saturday. officials say you might want to arrive by 5 or earlier to grab a good spot. the event is part of sausalito winterfest. it's a two-day event running saturday and sunday. that includes the jingle bell. 5 k run in brunch. >> next, how the nation is honoring the lives lost and the survivors of pearl harbor. 81 years later. and concerns over the popular lent to app. the many people. >> well, they've been posting about it on social media. also on the first of the new session state lawmakers are trying to help people still working to pay off student working to pay off student there's nothing like volunteering at the f

. >> kron four's philippe de gaulle shows us how it's working out.fil-a is famous for its chicken sandwiches and the long lines often associated with buying them. it's going to be disaster. i feel like especially with like this one lane coming in and out. i know how they're going to do it for thursday's grand opening at the restaurant chain's new location in livermore, chick-fil-a hired a traffic management company to get drivers in order few days in business so far. >> so good. i mean, we have our moments, expecting it to get worse every minute that worse and worse. the restaurant is located off interstate 5.88. the north livermore avenue exit and enter now is directly across the street adding to traffic concerns. some people were confused by having only one way to enter and exit a lot. a little difficult. yeah, i pulled around kind of to the backside where the hotel was thinking that there was a back entrance to start. >> but i think once we start working out the kinks, the flow, but it turns out what look small at first glance ends up being a dece

philippe de gaulle has the story. >> less than a minute after a 36 year-old man bought cigarettes at a mini market at allenwood center off contra costa boulevard in pleasant hill just after 8 o'clock friday night. a witness says he was shot at least twice in the parking lot man who wishes to remain private says the victim is a friend. he says the victim works at pizza my way. the violent confrontation happened in front of the pizza parlor. >> police have not released what led up to the >> this was is on like for them. but he didn't right from the open. >> we need police say the gunman was found near the scene. he was arrested and booked into county jail shortly after the victim was hospitalized. the police department says this was not a random shooting, adding that the victim and the suspect know each other pretty shot because we know the guy daniel hotline owns el mexican cuisine. the same not. >> he says the victim has a good working relationship with him and his employees to be more i told them i draw is that, you know what? just to that? don't get any confrontation. we know and a

. >> in pleasant hill, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, the catholic diocese of santa rosa set to file for bankruptcy. this amid more than 130 claims of child abuse and large settlements. the bishop announcing the decision on friday. the abuse claims date back to the 1960's. but most of the abuse claims come from the 70's and 80's. the bishop says the plan is to filed for chapter 11 shortly after the new year, california lawmakers will convene for the new legislative session 8 on wallace introduces us to the freshman members from both sides of the aisle already making history. >> turns out thi will be the most diverse california legislature ever. and it's all thanks to dozens of new members who will soon become very familiar with these halls at the state capitol. it's a peace of history and soon the legislature will make even more history as it welcomes new lawmakers on monday like republican assembly member elect se le of corona. you know, you spend the year talking about what you want to do and then you get here. now it's time to actually take action to do thin

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king philippe swore, the origins of american identity. i did not know anything about this one in 12 on this book at a shelf in a bookstore about ten years ago. what we taught him is kids. friendliness on a lot of lessons, even at the college level i don't take courses about native americans. how -- we don't time to get into everything about james phillips war. but how important was this as a turning point in european or english, or white, relations with indians. >> it's critical. it is the war that establishes english -- over southern new england. the war is not purely an indian clan neil war. there are very few indian colonial. by which i mean this. colonists very rarely fight wars against native people without native allies. so what you normally have our colonial indian versus indian wars. and that certainly is the case here. the english had some powerful indian allies, . >> they do. including the wampanoags who had adopted christianity. and the mohawks among others. but by and large, most native people in southern new england rise up i

philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. company. plus an interview you'll only see here on kron 4. the fbi's new national hate crimes report is out. we show you the groups most affected in the bay area. and after the break, the father of a man charged in a mass shooting at a 4th of july parade appears in court. the parade appears in court. the charges he faces next. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. when they're sick, they get comfortable anywhere and spread germs everywhere. on 24 hour dried-on stains. wherever they rest protection nothing kills more viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect. >> in national news, the father of the man charged with killing 7 people at the highland park 4th of july parade appeared in c

it happened wednesday night near buchanan field airport in pacheco kron four's philippe djegal shares we know about the victim. >> described as a matriarch and the reason her family is living the american dream friends and loved ones confirmed. 54 year-old money selling via lost her life and pacheco wednesday night. >> the california highway patrol says just before 9 o'clock that evening, a woman was standing outside her car on morse drive near aria drive when another vehicle hit her and her car then left the scene without stopping the contra costa county coroner's office has yet to release her identity, but friends and family say they are mourning loss. >> for more than 3 years and owner of residual sugar wine bar in concord says via was a dedicated employee, considered the bars. mom. she was in charge of the kitchen and on a nightly basis. he says she would serve co-worker's home cooked meals. she prepared at her own house. she will be remembered as a loving wife, mother, grandmother and sister, a family friend says she spent her last day with her grandchildren. >> she is survived b

it's the holiday spirit. >> in pittsburgh, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, the san jose police department has come under scrutiny for the way they use their police dogs. santa clara county sheriff's sergeant steve allen says that he's witnessed more than 200 police dog bites at san jose's main jail infirmary. he says many of these injuries come from the dogs being sent after people hiding from officers, a group of local organizations are coming together to change the state law on how police agencies handle their canine units. but san jose police say their canine members go through intensive ongoing training to ensure the safety of the public and other officers. canine handlers are required to report all dog bites. the family of a chp officer hurt on the job. got a special holiday reunion in a video shared by uc davis health. you can see officer aaron weicker receiving a warm greeting from his fellow officers and santa claus as he left the hospital this week. he spent the last 2 months recovering after he was hit and seriously injured by a suspected dui driver ba

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, the community stepped up with donations in the event endedexceeding expectations. >> what seemed impossible to start the week became reality christmas and like go through hard but what knocking down should keep down. dozens of kids throughout the community swing by the lions den boxing gym in pittsburgh to take home their first presence of the holiday season. i'm aware that if not for generous donations from a sympathetic public nonprofit first annual holiday toy drive would not have happened if it was heartbroken to hear you know, someone don't you know, here for the community here for the kids you know, to see everybody come together and rally together and put this together for you know, it was just a coming. thank god for has happened on monday morning. a thief broke through the gym's front door and along with an accomplice stole a safe. it contained the gyms, rent money and the cash set aside to pay for the holiday gifts. >> in less than a week, the community raised more than $10,000 online to keep that we drive alive. >> manager and volu

but kron four's philippe djegal tells us the suspect's arrest is bringing her some peace. >> standing up for the right thing. sometimes comes at a cost. and in 19 year-old bianca palomera as case she sacrificed her right eye. but antioch, police have put a name and a face to the person seen on surveillance video attacking palomera and he is now behind bars. it's safe to say that. i wish that, you know, i hope for him to have, you know, the >> maximum send it to get you know, feel like sometimes same california. a lot of people get just like a slap on the wrists, which i think it's totally unfair with help from u.s. marshals and the pacific southwest regional fugitive task force 20 year-old isaiah white carter was arrested in hayward palmera who works as an assistant manager at the habit burger in antioch says white carter hurled racial slurs and cursed her out. >> before assaulting her in the restaurant on november 12, she was defending a co-worker's special needs brother. paula mero says was being bullied by white carter. she says a person like him should not be on the streets. i thi

the school district did not respond to our request for comment in orinda philippe djegal all kron. 4pening today, covid vaccine clinics will be held across the bay area in 7 counties but locations. we're going to try to show for you on your screen. none of those clinics require appointments. in addition to vaccines and boosters. the clinics are also offering holiday toy drives and giveaways, even food trucks. again, the locations of clinics are on your screen. there they are. and hayward, antioch, novato, san francisco, san jose, billy santa rosa and all right. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. let's take another live look at stormtracker 4 radar. lots of green just raining down across the bay area. >> those colors indicating rainfall, of course, when the worst of this rain is coming worst of this rain is coming up next. pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save

it happened wednesday night near buchanan field airport in concord kron four's philippe djegal shares. what we know about the victim. >> for more than 3 years and owner of residual sugar wine bar in concord says to staff 54 year-old money selling via was considered the bars. mom. she was in charge of the kitchen and on a nightly basis. he says she would serve co-worker's home cooked meals. she brought from her house on wednesday just before 9 o'clock at night. >> friends and loved ones confirmed she was killed during a deadly hit and run collision. it happened on march drive near aria. drive-in to the california highway patrol says a woman was standing outside of her car when another vehicle passing by hitting her and continued driving. she died on scene. the contra costa county coroner's office has yet to release her identity. but those know her are mourning her loss. a family friend says she spent her last day with her grandchildren. >> she is described as a loving wife, mother, grandmother and sister. and the reason her family is living the american dream. she is survived by her br

kron four's philippe djegal has the story. >> contra costa health services says based on its initialdings, the reported the company failed to notify the county or state which would have triggered the community warning system. both services says it will explore enforcement action, which could include referring the case to the district attorney's office building double in the >> well, they're going to go through that make sure that this doesn't happen again, that there should be a anything that there would be immediate notification to the e health services is recommending the county conduct an inpendent investigation into the release. >> the bay area air quality management district is also looking into the case. that more to extent that the the taxes of the old, this particular. >> well, >> that vision. >> is it on monday? local congressman john garamendi mark disowned mike thompson and contra costa county susurvisor. federal glover sent a letter to the chairman and ceo of pbf energy, which operates martinez, refining company. >> the letter suggests the company complied with the air di

we've got kron four's philippe de gaulle with the story. >> just outside fremont high school in east oakland where bay area rapper too short graduated from in 1984, mayor libby schaaf joined the hip-hop icon. don't bail his latest honor. the 3 block stretch of foothill boulevard now renamed after the recording artist who walk the street every day in the early days of his career the celebration started inside the high school gym 1000 showed up in support, including 2 shorts, good friends. mistah fab and i skew 1983 out here on the street. >> a lot of people. was making choices. some was to too short. decided to sell home to short is credited with helping to pave the way for other rappers to become successful. these taught me so much and i'm so humbled by because >> where he was able to take it. nobody ever thought that we would be able to go. you have. >> told the stories of oakland's streets and so it's only right that oakland give you a street. in addition to the renaming mayor schaaf proclaimed 12/10/2022 as too short day. >> the honor recognizes the rapper's legacy and countless c

. >> kron four's philippe djegal has the story. >> this 31 year-old woman is referred to as jane doe number 2 in a civil lawsuit filed in superior court of california in contra costa county tuesday. she works as a financial analyst doing her best to live a full life. but she is still haunted by the abuse. she says she suffered by her former teacher at miramonte high school in the redundant mark lippman. i had no. >> no way of knowing that this is something that was out of people the lawsuit claims lytton groomed molested and sexually assaulted plaintiffs. jane doe's numbers 1, 2, 3, from 2007 to 2009, the abuse allegedly happening on campus and at london's home, the ahca lonnie's union high school district miramonte high school and those one through 50 are listed as defendants in the suit. what i learned. >> more information aside from my own experience, it became incredibly obvious in clear that this was premeditated and behavior jane doe's one and 2 say they reportedly tons of used to the school district as early as the summer of 2008 but clean. the district failed to act. >> the n

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, the community stepped up with donations. take a look at this. >> what seemed impossible to start. the week became reality christmas eve and like you go through hard but what knocking down shouldn't keep down. dozens of kids throughout the community swing by the lions den boxing gym in pittsburgh to take home their first presence of the holiday season, unaware that if not for generous donations from a sympathetic public nonprofit first annual holiday toy drive would not have happened if it was heartbroken to hear you know, someone don't you know, here for tne community here for the kids you know, to see everybody come together and rally together and put this together for the i was just a coming. thank god for has happened on monday morning. a thief broke through the gym's front door and along with an accomplice stole a safe. it contained the gyms, rent money and the cash set aside to pay for the holiday gifts. >> in less than a week, the community raised more than $10,000 online to keep that we drive alive. >> manager and vol

philippe reports the community stepped up with donations.en. >> what seemed impossible to start. the week became reality christmas and like you go through hard but what knocks you down shouldn't keep down. dozens of kids throughout the community swing by the lions den boxing gym in pittsburgh to take home their first presence of the holiday season, unaware that if not for generous donations from a sympathetic public nonprofit first annual holiday toy drive would not have happened if it was heartbroken to hear you know, someone don't you know, here for the community here for the kids you know, to see everybody come together and rally together and put this together for the i was just a coming. thank god for has happened on monday morning. a thief broke through the gym's front door and along with an accomplice stole a safe. it contained the gyms, rent money and the cash set aside to pay for the holiday gifts. >> in less than a week, the community raised more than $10,000 online to keep that we drive alive. >> manager and volunteer coach wally,

that was read during a ceremony honoring a local hip-hop legend and kron four's philippe de gaulle. was there. >> just outside fremont high school in east oakland where bay area rapper too short graduated from in 1984, mayor libby schaff joined the hip-hop icon. >> don't bail his latest honor. the 3 block stretch of foothill boulevard now renamed after the recording artist who walk the street every day in the early days of his career the celebration started inside the high school gym. thousands showed up in support, including 2 shorts, good friends. mistah fab and i skew 1983 out here on the street. >> a lot of people. was making choices. some was to too short. decided to sell home to short is credited with helping to pave the way for other rappers to become successful. these taught me so much and i'm so humbled by because >> where he was able to take it. nobody ever thought that we would be able to go. you have. >> told the stories of oakland's streets and so it's only right that oakland give you a street. in addition to the renaming mayor schaaf proclaimed 12/10/2022 as too short

but as kron four's philippe reports, the community stepped up with donations to help.le to start. the week became reality christmas and like you go through hard but what knocking down shouldn't keep down. dozens of kids throughout the community swing by the lions den boxing gym in pittsburgh to take home their first presence of the holiday season. i'm aware that if not for generous donations from a sympathetic public nonprofit first annual holiday toy drive would not have happened if it was heartbroken to hear you know, someone don't you know, here for the community here for the kids. you know, to see everybody come together and rally together and put this together for you know, it was just a coming. thank god for has happened on monday morning. a thief broke through the gym's front door and along with an accomplice stole a safe. it contained the gyms, rent money and the cash set aside to pay for the holiday gifts. >> in less than a week, the community raised more than $10,000 online to keep that we drive alive. >> manager and volunteer coach wally, her always says tha

but >> kron four's philippe djegal reports that the suspects arrest brings for peace. >> word of 20 year-old isaac white carter's arrest in hayward bringing bianca palomera a deep sense relief. i was surprised that they actually caught a mine on some cases. some people hide out until the case is completely dismiss. i'm glad that part of it's been nearly a month since the antioch police department says white carter attack pelham era. >> at the habit burger in that city, the 19 year-old victim works there as an assistant manager and lost her right eye during the assault. she was standing up for a co-worker's teenage special needs brother who was being bullied by white carter. i think you're a hazard to other people. you know. >> it seems like completely normal for him to do something like this. so i think it's good that he's off the streets. the community has rallied to raise more than $172,000 to help pull america with her ongoing medical needs. the incident has inspired her to pursue a career in healthcare. >> and despite her new physical challenges, she does not reeret engaging. white carte

the school district did not respond to our request for comment in orinda philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's take a live look up in this see how things are shaping up there on interstate 80 at kingvale. just as you approach donner summit, you can see a caltrans crews out there with their orange uniforms and their flashlights, checking vehicles to make sure they have the chains or their four-wheel drive as make their way. it looks like a slow crawl up there, catherine, trying to get up to the snow country your observe an eye to look twice cole cash to the guys in >> the chp has been telling people if you're thinking about heading to the mountains, forget and at least for a day or 2 problems include the risk of avalanches. >> in 60 inches of snowfall and a short period of time avalanche dangers really, really, really fast. and you have a few roads, on interstate 80, as well as the route 89. i think that first of all, start out, they can help out are prone to avalanche danger. so >> things to think about going through those areas is that that can't happen down. can exp

police in the city of alameda are cracking down on retail our kron four's philippe de gaulle takes ame you head to a shopping center in the city of alameda. expect to see more cops. i feel safe when the it present if things go crazy, the police department has shuffled its resources around and is offering officers more over time. >> to put a dent on retail theft stores are talking about clothes and like the wal-marts tougher time. i close at some other stories because of that so bad. >> it's sad. >> we're losing literally billions of dollars to 10 and allen to us as uniformed officers are supplemented with officers in plain clothes. adding, though, that it's important shoppers are where police are nearby who feel that having patrol that are in uniform. >> allows people to come to us with information they might otherwise not feel. couple sharing by phone officers are not only monitoring stories from outside but also walking through aisles and in some cases catching thieves in the act. some of the more common things that we see our large bags with, perhaps some cutting instrument people

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philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> a lot of good work being done there. to take a break here at 9.37. coming up after the break. counting down to christmas. we're just 6 days and everything is going to cost a little more this year to put together that holiday meal. if you're going to be hosting, we're going to talk more about that coming up. they're the items i recommend over and over the last minute tech over the last minute tech gifts everyone can for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. where can you save time shopping... i and spend quality time, at the same time? lowe's, actually. the final days of winterfest are here. save now before they're gone. >> francis has revealed that he wrote a resignation letter just in case medical problems prevent him from carrying out his duties. the pope says he wrote the letter shortly after being elected to the position in 2013. the

kron four's philippe djegal has the story. contra costa health services says based on its initial findings, the reported release of 20 times. >> just like metal material for martinez, refining company. he's considered a major chemical accident or release. it happened on thanksgiving and continued into the following game. what health services says the company failed to notify the county or state which would have triggered the community warning system. services says it will explore enforcement action, which could include referring the case to the district attorney's office as the bull on the >> we're going to go to the make sure that this doesn't happen again. and that there should be a with anything that there would be immediate notification to the health services is recommending the county conduct an independent investigation into the release. >> the bay area air quality management district is also looking into the case. that more to the extent of the the taxes of the old this >> well, >> that the mission. >> is it on monday?

kron four's philippe djegal has more. contra. costa.ed release of 20 times. >> just like metal material for martinez, refining company is considered a major chemical accident or release. it happened on thanksgiving and continued into the following game. but health services says the company failed to notify the county or state which would have triggered the community warning system. both services says it will explore enforcement action, which could include referring the case to the district attorney's office as the ball on the >> we're going to go to the and make sure that this doesn't happen again, that there should be a anything that there would be immediate notification to the health services is recommending the county conduct an independent investigation into the release. >> the bay area air quality management district is also looking into the case. was more extent that the the taxes of old, this particular. >> it >> vision. >> is it on monday? local congressman john garamendi, mark disowned mike thompson and contra costa county supe

kron four's philippe djegal reports the incident happened over thanksgiving. >> on monday, local congressmanwned mike thompson and contra costa county supervisor. federal glover sent a letter to the chairman and ceo of pbf energy, which operates martinez, refining company. >> on thanksgiving day through the day after contra costa, health services learned from community complaints that 20 tons of hazardous dust like metal was released by the refinery falling on nearby businesses, homes and cars putting the community at risk. the letter suggests the company comply with the bay area air quality management district ongoing investigation into the un reported release. >> but also conduct an internal investigation. >> to ensure the company follows county and state law moving forward by law. garamendi says refineries have to notify public health agencies and potentially harmful releases so the community can be >> we didn't report the problem. >> they didn't in a timely way. and does. possibly could have put the community at risk in addition to its own contra costa health services says it is recommen

philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> time to talk a little bay area basketball. warriors were on the road taking on the raptors this weekend. staff looking on from the sidelines. warriors got off to a great start without him. they had a 14 point lead at halftime and the raptors were never really able to close that gap. it was a pool party. jordan bowl leading the way with a career-high. 43 points for the warriors. golden state winning by a final one. 26 to one 10 after the game. coach kerr talked about the importance of this game amid the warriors early-season struggles. >> like that, her must-win until you have 3 losses in a playoff series. you know, then that's that's what a must-win >> where we are right now both climbing out of an early-season, a struggle. i really like this team. i think we have a chance to be really good. and the fact that we're having to climb out of the hole and find ourselves figure out our identity guys are having to find roles. that's actually rewarding. >> now the warriors will travel to new york to take on the knicks tomorrow night.

philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> well, the holiday lights, of course, are sparkling with christmas just though, those decorations, if there are electrically powered could mean your bill is going to go up this month. this and so how much exactly what could your next electricity bill costs too? >> maybe not as much as you might think. a reporter nick smith explains. >> with the holidays quickly approaching families are getting their clark griswald on by decorating their homes with hundreds of flights. but the electricity costs can add up. the bills are higher, but rather than worrying about a few more dollars and cents, many homeowners are willing to show off to do in order to spread good tidings of joy. >> oh, it's absolutely worth it. i i don't think the price is even a thought. when we see cars lined up up and down the street every night and kids getting out and running around, looking at all the characters. it's just so much fun. it's if we really get a lot of joy out of it. at the end of the day, we know december's going to be a little bit higher in the electric bill area. but >> it'

. >> as kron four's philippe djegal reports they want to remind folks to use 9-1-1, for emergencies. only. >> heart attacks, severe chest pain, the past or resting heart beat poisoning or a drug overdose are among the critical health conditions that warrant a 9-1-1. call for an ambulance says contra costa county ems, medical director, doctor sun. i could on mild to moderate cold and flu-like symptoms. typically do not this time. last year. >> approximately 3 to 4% of our call. volume was related to colds and flu-like this season already. that's that's nearly 20%. a nearly 400% increase in what we were seeing last year and the so-called tripledemic convergence of increased respiratory viral cases has led to increased hospitalizations and stretch use of ambulances. >> the contra costa county fire protection district handles most of the county's ambulatory calls and spokesperson steve hill says majority of cases the patients would have been better off consulting with a primary care physician. advice members were heading to an urgent care facility. they would. >> the freeing up an ambula

but as kron ipfour's philippe djegal found out the community really stepped up to help with donationssible to start the week became reality christmas and like you go through hard but what knocks you down shouldn't keep down. dozens of kids throughout the community swing by the lions den boxing gym in pittsburgh to take home their first presence of the holiday season. i'm aware that if not for generous donations from a sympathetic public nonprofit first annual holiday toy drive would not have happened if it was heartbroken to hear you know, someone don't you know, here for the community here for the kids you know, to see everybody come together and rally together and put this together for the i was just a coming. thank god for has happened on monday morning. a thief broke through the gym's front door and along with an accomplice stole a safe. it contained the gyms, rent money and the cash set aside to pay for the holiday gifts. >> in less than a week, the community raised more than $10,000 online to keep that we drive alive. >> manager and volunteer coach wally, her always says that al

but one east bay nonprofit turns that good food into meals for hungry families as kron four's philippe is. >> as you can imagine, very busy this holiday season. >> white pony express rescue surplus, perishable items from local, grocers and restaurants separates the good items from the bad and packages. fresh food and prepared meals to 120,000 contra costa county food, insecure residents who might otherwise go hungry surplus food. that is food that needs to make space for new inventory, food that might be getting close to its best by date. and what we do is ensure that that does not go to waste. it doesn't go to landfills, but rather it goes to feed our hungry neighbors. the nonprofit is based in pleasant hill and is mostly driven by its volunteers. the group was founded in 2013 but didn't hire its first staff member until 4 years later. there's somewhere on the order of 7,000 or 7500 meals. >> that are delivered each day and there's just set a tremendous need given all that food is collected to start the day and then sorted at the warehouse is back on the streets and delivered to doors