(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

philippe petit and his incredible — know? philippe petit and his incredible skill— know?there. a brave know? philippe petit and his - incredible skill there. a brave man with a lot of balance. that is it for me you can get on such a twitter. i will see you a bit later. for more. thanks for watching. hello there. the month of march has been a bit of a roller coaster, hasn't it? and friday was no exception. look at these contrasting weather conditions, a beautiful afternoon in scarborough, north yorkshire, pleasantly warm as well. different story in wiltshire. in fact, there was just shy of an inch of rain by some torrential, and at times thundery, downpours that moved it through the country. we have actually seen quite an unsettled month for many, some areas seeing double the amount of rainfall, and the month is not out with more wet weather to come before we move into april. now, as for the start of the weekend, we are going to see further showers, not quite as many as friday, but this little weather front will enhance the showers from time to time. it's going to be a mil

. >> philippe, what do you think is the exit strategy for the government we know the prime minister isng to meet early next week. do you think they might revise this, moving the age from 62 to 64 for the minimum retirement age or is there something they can offer to the unions or take away reform forever? do you think that's a solution or do you think they're going to stick to their guns and what does that mean for the social situation in france? >> there's a need for finding a solution president macron will have to come for now he's left it to the prime minister but he'll have to show how things could go. there are ways to limit the social unrest. in that case, it would open a new issue because le pen, the far right lead e could be the next lead over the national assembly we're in a risky road and probably president macron ought to change the situation and to limit the restructure and unrest. >> so what do you think that means for the legacy of emmanuel macron to france, two things, one for reform the backlash means the end of reforms for the rest of his mandate and for the president

, a french cuisine jean—philippe, i'm a french cuisinejean—philippe, i'm so sorry, we have to leave ithwards slowly during sunday and the cold air will be with us to start the new week, so monday — cold, dry and bright for most of us. however, it's very short—lived because from tuesday onwards, it turns wetter and windy again and much milder, thanks to atlantic low pressure systems. but this area of high pressure is what's to bring us a fine day for monday. but we are in this cold air mass, as you can see here from the blue colour, so a cold, frosty start for many. still some wintry showers affecting northern and eastern coasts — a risk of ice here early on. any mist and fog will fade away, it stays sunny into the afternoon — just the chance of the odd light shower here and there but most places should stay dry. and after that cold start, temperatures reaching highs of around 7—10 — we could be up to 11 in the south—west as cloudy and breeze starts to pick up here. as we move through monday night, we start to see this frontal system working its way into western areas, so temperatures w

. >> one person so far but as kron four's philippe djegal reports to others are still on the loose tonight. >> candles rested outside the entrance to easy stop food stores in pittsburgh and a makeshift memorial on the counter 144 year-old road. police say the store clerk was shot to death wednesday night. >> well, he was on the clock on power avenue during a confrontation with 2 pittsburgh residents. 34 year-old jessica russo and 37 year-old gregory rose and john great man. >> i've become the store to you. he's going to be ronald scott just learned about the killing and is in disbelief. so law who own 0, one fashion and accessories next door. yeah. 5 kits. >> to have about what happened for him. he done. he's just doing his job. police first responded to shots fired in the 100 block of bruno avenue and learn those bullets were fired into the air and no one was hurt. >> while investigating that incident. >> officers heard more gunshots in the area which turned out to be the convenience store. police say rose and john andrew. so we're involved in both shootings and have been on the run since

. >> kron four's philippe djegal has that story. >> the last was seen as college automotive department in livermore is preparing for its second catalytic converter and catch event in 3 months. it for deterrents, right? i'm just like the locks on your front door. hopefully it will stop some people. but where having your license plate at storm to the catalytic converter as well as the spray painted livermore police department logo. the exhaust emission control device can be tracked if recover. they're looking for the precious you know, platinum palladium rhodium cirium is what's inside of a catalytic converter and those are all worth tons of money. when you melted down go feehan is a professor of automotive and a program for the at the college much like the first event held in november on thursday from 8 in the morning until 4 o'clock in the afternoon, drivers can show up to the automotive department on loop road behind building 800. >> and have a student drive their car onto a lift and ex their catalytic converter a visit that may last up to an hour last time, 150 drivers showed up my s

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today, a school bus was caught in a 5 car crash on the freeway kron four's philippe djegal reports from the east bay with the latest on the drivers involved >> the driver of the school bus was shaken up after the cars in front of or spun out. i wait. he 42 in concord wednesday afternoon. just before 1 o'clock, at least one car lost control and the heavy rain and slippery conditions causing a chain reaction. the california highway patrol briefly shut down all southbound lanes. well, tending to the drivers in all 5 cars were involved. one minor injury was reported. fortunately, there were no on the bus. only the driver at around the same time. a woman on 24 in lafayette lost control of her she says she hydroplaned and bounced off the center divide before coming to rest on the right shoulder. she clipped another car that vehicle suffered minor damage and neither drivers were injured. and as rough as it has been on the roads that are open, pay close attention to harden road closures like wildcat canyon road near orinda. >> it remains closed due to previous storm damage with the thoroughfare

and as kron four's philippe reports for us tonight. its membership has authorized a strike if state mediation fails, contract negotiations resume next week with state mediation between the union physicians and dentists organization of contra costa. >>tand contra costa health services union president doctor david mcdonald says right now the 2 sides are far apart on compensation and workloads. had a vote of our membership. >> and 99.4% of our members voted in favor of a strike. he says as his union works into its 5th month without a contract, health services has a 29% vacancy rate employed positions in primary and ambulatory care. >> family and adult medicine. our emergency department. >> which is about. half of that apartment was vacant. with respect to be employed. er docs that we have. they're so far and the market and due to an agreement between the county and state. >> mcdonald says primary care physicians already overloaded with patients. >> we'll take on more next year when the county takes and 30,000 new people receiving medical.

. >> kron four's philippe chagall has the story. >> lamar thorpe says residents should brace for another reduction of the police force sn an already short-staffed agency. he made the announcement during a news conference at city hall thursday. he would not share the number of officers placed on paid administrative leave this week for possible violations to city policy or the nature of the accusations but says it's an internal investigation. i don't think what we're dealing with here amounts to criminal activity. the bay area news group reports with the mayor would not that 8 officers were placed on leave for offensive text messages discovered during the course of a joint investigation into 8 other officers by the fbi and contra costa county district attorney's office which launched last year. >> the original 8 officers have been placed on paid administrative leave as a result. >> accused of excessive use of force and abusing the police department's canine and cellphone policies. one has since resigned, but no indictments have been announced. the mayor says the officers taken off duty thi

kron four's philippe djegal has. >> the results in the health department and what they're cautioning against eating that is been grown in exposed areas. >> it will be awhile before heidi taylor's garden looks like it used to some of the 20 tons of spent catalyst, dust like metal material that was released from martinez, refining company on thanksgiving and the day after blanket in her yard, potential contaminating her plan to improve just this morning, a friend of mine was asking me about gardening advice and she wants to plant a garden with her young children. oh, my god, don't put it in the soil. the first thing i said to her was you better have a container. this is container gardening. time now because of what they did. martinez refining company did not immediately notify contra costa health services about the release leading the county to consider enforcement action against the company. >> the public health department's investigation into the november incident. >> has been turned over to the district attorney's office for review county public health director doctor or says a toxi

bay in the dark tonight after a huge tree fell on power lines and the east bay hills kron four's philippe gaulle was in kensington and shows us the damage. >> levees yard reflects the strength of the storms taking a toll on the east bay hills, heavy rain and strong winds up through the large monterey pine tree that until tuesday stood tall in front of berlet. he's home in kensington fences outs. >> 2 other trees the limbs on that tree pine came down at around 4 o'clock in the afternoon, crushing relating spence and knocking power lines down on both sides of sunset drive the winds. yes, and it was like hailing right at the moment to contra costa county. public works and pg and e responded. the power lines would be energized, leaving 88 homes without power through wednesday afternoon, the house was 56 degrees. when i got up this morning. so this very cold, chris ford lives nearby and is considering a motel for the night concerned that power will not restored by 11, 30 at night. >> as the utility company projects, doesn't look like there's any way that that would be able clean up this mess a

. >> demanding mayor sheng town reverse her decision to fire armstrong as kron four's philippe djegal reports. the group says the community needs the former police chiefs leadership. >> former oakland are strong support families. he has developed relationships with over the years as he climbed the ranks of the police department. he needs to be rehired. >> and we're not going to shut up. we're not going to be quiet. we're going to make our voices be may know nearly a dozen nonprofits and a family members of homicide victims addressed armstrong spy ring saturday at the lighthouse community school in oakland. chief armstrong is not my partner. he's not my boy. not my folks. >> he is a highly respected. at any given time would be out at a murder. see 1 o'clock in the morning. he get out his big and go and console the families of homicide victims. armstrong is appealing the decision by mayor sheng tao to terminate him. >> he was fired without cause following the federal monitors investigation into the former chief's handling of to police misconduct investigations. he's family. >> we found

yes, our kron four's philippe reports. first tonight, senator steve glazer cites a failure of bay area leaders to hobart financially responsible as his reason for stepping down. >> the state senate select committee on bay area public transit was created to advocate for state funding for all be aired in public transportation. but it's a lack of transparency from bart. >> that state senator steve glazer says has led to step down what concerns me is is fraud is conflict of interest. look, just a few weeks ago, the office of inspector general pointed out that part set aside $250,000 to deal with the issue of homelessness. and they've only helped one. her son, senator glazer sites in alameda county. grand jury's findings last year. that bart's leadership has repeatedly blocked parts. inspector general's authority and independence. >> an office senator glazer helped create in 2017. >> this week he sent a letter of resignation to committee chair scott wiener. we need too. so fill their promises. the office of inspector general ne

. >> the device is easier to track their stolen kron four's philippe to reports. governor gavin newsom signed a bill last year requiring catalytic converter recyclers to keep detailed records and only allows for used catalytic converters to be sold by authorized parties. yet thieves are still ripping them off. >> the exhaust emission control devices are not serialized. so one way to make them easier to track is to have right. here is a typical catalytic converter off of a vehicle. >> here you'll notice we've got the livermore police department badge spray painted on with high heat resistant pain and then we engraved the license plate number of the vehicle on the catalan cover. so it can be identified. brian had both thevend is a professor right on a motive and a program coordinator at the college. his students will perform the similar to the first event held in november when 150 driver showed up on thursday from 8 in the morning until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. >> drivers can show up to the automotive department on loop road behind building 800 and have a student

philippe reports from danville where giant redwood tree. >> hit a house. remaining stem. this is the tree that was compromised. >> when we showed up by that time, dustin as one giant redwood tree had already fallen during tuesday's worker immediately realized an adjacent redwood off sycamore valley road in danville was also swaying in the high winds. cline didn't read it, then tied it to another tree to keep it up. >> with a take down over the next few games, one tree down second tree almost down. >> and then the 3rd tree. we're going to thin it to reduce the wind sail because when those winds pick up create such a sale of fact that without a be invented, that was going to topple over as well. and there is a certified arborist and owns warner tree experts. he's concerned about this tree falling and clipping a house destroying offense and trampoline. >> because there were no obvious signs ahead of the storms, but it was in peril. it was strictly the wind and the saturation. what i've seen in the last 24 hours is >> perfectly healthy trees that i would not b

. >> kron four's philippe djegal talk to some of the people affected. >> the trees that fell on power lines along sunset drive in kensington. >> have been chopped up and pushed off the road. but the damage lines are still in the process of being replaced. 2 more days. they have replace the pole. >> so that to bring big equipment, take it out. and that's going to be time. you see the crews haven't started there backed up everywhere. on thursday, subcontractors took over the work pg and e started tuesday afternoon after a monterey pine tree toppled over bringing 2 other trees down. >> the utility company hope to have power restored to neighbors wednesday night. but the projection now is thursday night, though, neighbors anticipate another delay still, as roger bayless clears the trees that fell in his yard. he takes a measured approach to the situation. i understand the situation. i mean, we. >> we have it. i'm i'm sure better than many people throughout the day. neighbors stopped by the area to check on the progress. some grateful they planned ahead. i have a solar battery backup. >> s

. >> kron four's philippe djegal reports on that. >> they're coming to the senate asking for money and they don't have my support for that state. senator steve glazer says a lack of fiscal responsibility and accountability for important leadership compelled him to back out of the newly senate select committee on bay area. public transit. >> this week he sent a letter of resignation to committee chair scott wiener. the committee was created to advocate for state funding for all the area. public transportation, but work is at the crux of senator glazer's frustration. so asking for hundreds of millions of dollars. >> that the ridership is down dramatically mostly because of the pandemic, although there continues to be a lot of concerns about safety in riding bart and so that they do have a financial problem that they're facing in the coming years and they need they need the money. and so if we're going to give them our money, i'm supportive doing that. they have to have the financial oversight to make sure that there's accountability, transparency and efficiency and how they spend that se

rock and mudslides forced road closures in unincorporated contra costa county and as kron four's philippe djegal reports, drivers should expect delays that those trouble spots in the coming weeks. >> the hillsides along pinehurst road in unincorporated contra costa county near are still saturated from the january storms and with more rain thursday and into friday, some land gave way driver should expect that there's the potential with more rain. >> first slide sent to drive slowly if signals are out. remember to treat it as a four-way stop sign contra costa county deputy public works. director carey ritchie says pinehurst road was briefly closed while crews cleaned up the slides that the road has since reopened but remains down to one lane where debris still covers the pavement more rain is coming and there are some potential for. >> localized flooding clogged and wants and drainage will continue to keep that i'm most things. but if residents can keep. >> doing their part, too. >> check those air as enrollment. any leaves degrees from let's near their property. that is a big help for us a

in martinez, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. developing news on the investigation and to the explosive materials found inside a home in san jose. >> 35 year-old peter carroll said of is under arrest. the investigation began in january. that's when police got reports of 2 transformer explosions and that led to kara who is now facing 9 felony charges. police also found possible narcotics and the home. >> this person's residence, obviously is very large two-storey residence and the collection of evidence dealing with explosive devices is very detail oriented to. so we're expecting to be out at that scene for a few more days. >> pg e did issue this statement saying in part it takes the protection of critical infrastructure very seriously and appreciates the fast police response. >> another big story we're following tonight. high school students in santa rosa walked out of classes this afternoon to protest the ongoing violence. the bullying they say that's happening on their campuses 2 days ago, a 16 year-old student was stabbed to d

philippe djegal kron. 4 news. >> coming up, the republican leader of the u.s. senate is in the hospital will have the latest on mitch mcconnell's latest on mitch mcconnell's condition next. a lot of new dry eye patients in my office tell me about their frequent dry eyes, which may point to dry eye disease. millions of americans were estimated to have it. they also tell me they've tried artificial tears again and again, but the relief is temporary. xiidra can provide lasting relief. xiidra treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. don't use if allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied and unusual taste sensation. why wait? ask your eye doctor about a 90-day prescription for xiidra today. look at our storm tracker. 4 radar as we track the latest big storm is moving through the bay area. a lot of green on the screen. that means steady rain. even that yellows, more intense rain. we've also been getting some strong winds out there. the storm is expected to get stronger throughout the night. now

once the weather conditions improve. >> in santa rosa, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> still to come on kron, 4 news at 5 tonight. a new proposal to make san francisco the first major u.s. city to fund reparations african-americans. but not everyone is on board. and president biden is in california taking on gun control. details from his trip to monterey park. >> where he signed an executive order to curb gun violence and worse. still tracking that storm. strong winds, of course, widespread damage and outages across the bay area. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will have the latest throughout the night. >> new images just into the newsroom showing the damage from today's strong winds. pictures here from newark where trees came down near home. sand railroad tracks there and trees down just about everywhere. i take a look at this >> the tree came down. also, this is union city, a drone video of the mask. there. yeah. here to soak it all in our kron. 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow the winds are really the problem right now. yeah, very intense. we're talking about tha

the father of 5 was gunned down last week as kron four's philippe learned police did arrest one suspect so far. >> lull is back to work for the first time since a store clerk he's known for years was shot to death wednesday. he own 0, one fashion and accessories on power avenue in pittsburgh next door to easy stop stores. >> we're 44 year-old abdul road was killed very saddening. all life. he's in. >> the piece and he doing his jobs, the store, his nice guy. he's very friendly with the people's hair. police first responded to shots fired in the 100 block of bruno avenue and learn those bullets were fired into the air and no one was hurt. >> while investigating that incident. >> officers heard more gunshots in the area which turned out to be the convenience store. >> that's where suspects confronted round move, ending with his death. police say 2 pittsburgh residents were involved in both shootings. 34 year-old jessica russo and 37 year-old gregory rose and john, both have been on the run since you seem like >> same day. and then in the 9th. he's dot as it is very is very. said, you know

philippe djegal has that story from danville. >> marvin wilson misses his son tyrell. who would have turned 35 years old this week, saturday marks the two-year anniversary of the day. tyrell was shot and killed by former danville police officer andrew hall. the shooting happened at a park and ride near the 6.80 on ramp. and that's where wilson's father friends g and community activist afternoon to 35 into the felt threatened. he just he didn't run. just tried to walk away from it >> former officer hall when let him walk away. wilson lives on texas now have made the trip back to the bay area. remember his son and he describes as appreciates the support from the community. >> we showed up to pray for tyrells. this is something plan on >> as long as gives me breath used to be able to all wall. >> i will be here every year his birthday and well for his birthday and im emirates when he was unnecessarily gunned down, tyrell was holding a knife that day while experiencing a mental health crisis. former danville police officer andrew hall shot and killed him. >> last year hall

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way at contra costa, regional medical center and health centers every day in contra costa county, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a veterinarian shortage across the nation is getting worse. what one local animal shelter says could be a part of the solution. a mountain lion warning for residents in pacifica and half moon bay. what authorities say you should do if you happen to run into. plus snow conditions along major highways, a real hazard to travel. we'll take a look at what's going on in the look at what's going on in the sierra. dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. my skin was so itchy. and my outfit was uncomfortable. now, my skin's not as itchy. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us, to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside, to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your do

grant and philippe story. you can hear the wind is ripping there. big picture view of the pga out of situation here in the bay area really tells the story. these red triangles. that's the worst of it. that means 5,000 or more customers are without power. >> the orange is also bad. that means between 500 and 5,000 customers are without power. give you a quick overview of some of the real trouble spots here in south san jose. so much orange. you go up the into the cupertino area near sunnyvale, los south toes mountain view, really bad there adds to the south bay is the worst of it. more than 131,000 customers without power down there in the east bay. not all that much better. you have more than 91 1000 customers without power. some of the hardest hit areas you see east of pleasant hill here near mount diablo. you can imagine the winds coming off their along marsh creek road alamo, danville, trouble spots and then you go over here into the east bay hills, berkeley, albany, up into elsa, widespread outages. more than 63,000 folks affected down here on t

philippe petit there. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m @bbcvishalasp. i�*m also on instagram.rborough, north yorkshire. pleasantly warm as well. different story in wiltshire. in fact, there was just shy of an inch of rain by some torrential and at times thundery downpours that moved through the country. we have actually seen quite an unsettled month for many — some areas seeing double the amount of rainfall — and the month is not out with more wet weather to come before we move into april. now, as for the start of the weekend, we are going to see further showers, not quite as many as friday, but this little weather front will enhance the showers from time to time. it�*s going to be a mild start to the day. sunny spells and a few isolated showers during the morning become a little bit more widespread into the afternoon, but there will be some drier, brighter interludes and favoured spots for that is where we had the wettest of the weather, actually, on friday, so across southern and south west england, along with wales, 13 or 14 degrees. a line of showers from that front across

so for now, it will stay put in martinez, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news.to a story about celebrating kindness in the bay area, staff and families at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland gather to recognize one of the volunteers. this is bernie payton and he spends every thursday volunteering with the kids and teaching them oregon. me the supplies, all of the paper and even makes oregon the hats for the patients like these right here and for his kindness, the nonprofit chris kindness award presented payton with a $1000. check. and we heard from the woman who nominated payton for the award as well. >> when i would talk to him and this is going back many years, at least 10 years ago, he would come down here and volunteer to make our economy not only with the children, but with the siblings in the family. and he told me that was one of the best days of the week for him. and that always stayed with me. >> payne says he plans to donate his prize money back to the children's program at the hospital. and if you know someone doing kindness in the community a

the father of 5 was gunned down earlier this week as kron four's philippe djegal learned police arrested one suspect so far. >> lull is back to work for the first time since a store clerk he's known for years was shot to death wednesday. he own 0, one fashion and accessories on power avenue in pittsburgh next door to easy stop stores. >> we're 44 year-old abdul road was killed very saddening. all life. he's in. >> the piece and he don't jobs. they start his nice guy. he's very friendly with the people's hair. police first responded to shots fired in the 100 block of bruno avenue and learn those bullets were fired into the air and no one was hurt. >> while investigating that incident. >> officers heard more gunshots in the area which turned out to be the convenience store. >> that's where suspects confronted round move, ending with his death. police say 2 pittsburgh residents were involved in both shootings. 34 year-old jessica russo and 37 year-old gregory rose and john, both have been on the run since you seem like clock. >> same day. and then in the 9th. he's as it is very is very. sai

former chief's dismissal was >> we reached out to office for and have not heard back. >> in oakland, philippeegal, all kron, 4 news. >> a santa rosa's police chief released a statement outlining a new safety plan in response to the fatal stabbing of a high school student at montgomery high school chief john cregan shared 3 hand-selected officers will be on montgomery high campus starting monday to be a reassuring presence on wednesday, 16 year-old jayden pienta was stabbed to death after a fight in our classroom. santa rosa police responded to a 945 emergency calls from city schools in the last year alone. happening tonight, the iconic bay bridge lights in san francisco. go dark right now. 25,000 lights do not light up on that bridge because the hardware has started to fail. the group behind this art installation is hoping to raise 11 million dollars to get new lights up and running by the end of summer. in the meantime, if you want to enjoy the lights before they are turned off, you can get a nice view from the san francisco ferry building or treasure island. the bay lights go dark at 08:00p

millions of dollars to balance the dramatic drop in ridership during and after the pandemic. >> philippe 4 innings. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the top-seeded stanford women started their postseason journey today out in vegas. the cardinal are in line to get a number one seed in the ncaa tournament, but they'll have to take care of business in the sin city. first, stanford taking on oregon. check out the mascot. haley jones year. find the hole in the back of his own to give block. but >> persistence pays all. hayley had a 8.13 0nd quarter can give hanage up any space for she'll do just this. beautiful stroke. stanford up. 37. 24 at the half, the doctor made a mini run. but stanford's, tell them off. thanks to the play of street. this girl right here could be the mvp of the conference camera break. 22 11 stanford wins. 76 65. they take on ucla tomorrow night as the team is going bring the absolute a game. >> and after after the loss to utah tied kind was talking to us in the locker room. and she was saying that here watching when the woman king and she said it's better to be the hunter t

kron four's philippe djegal shows us what happened. >> tommy lewis is emotionally broken, visiting theear-old cousin lost her life. >> surveillance video shows as she was making a left-hand turn onto 4th street in rodeo thursday night with her 6 year-old twin boys in the 2017 nissan passenger. 2021. mazda suv slammed into them heading south on parker avenue. the driver behind the wheel of the mazda then ran off. it sounded like that. >> a bomb went off. i mean, was it was crazy. it was or just feet away and rushed to the motherland foods when he heard the collision. i went and i held the little boy and i just told him son, it's ok, it's all right. yeah, he was screaming. i got into quick ryan. he was bleeding out as years. now his nose the other boy and the on the driver side in his car seat. he was lifeless. we haven't received an update. we know that one of them. >> is in stable condition. it was listed in critical condition. perky least police chief joseph vasquez says just before 7.30, thursday night, the contra costa county office of the sheriff notified his department. they were

kron four's philippe gaulle reports. >> those who spoke today say they need armstrong's leadership. >he of the oakland police department chief leronne armstrong who had a heart and the compassion for the city. former oakland police chief leronne armstrong has strong and the families. he has developed relationships with over the years as he climbed the ranks of the police department. we are not asking the demand for our chief to come back >> need him right now. that man was at crime scenes support victims, families. this step because >> he's family nearly a dozen nonprofits and a dozen family members of homicide victims address armstrong's firing saturday at the lighthouse community school in oakland. this mayor has defined his character. again. how do you go from sergeant to lieutenant to deputy chief? >> to chief of police and you're character has been tainted. armstrong is appealing the decision by mayor sheng tao to terminate him. >> he was fired without cause following the federal monitors investigation into the former chief's handling of to police misconduct investigations. chief

kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> we need to reinstate the of the oakland police department chief armstrong who had a heart and the compassion. >> for the city, former oakland police chief leronne armstrong has strong and the families. he has developed relationships with over the years as he climbed the ranks of the police department. we are not asking the demand for our chief to come back >> we need him right now. that man was at crime support victims, families. this step because >> he's family nearly a dozen nonprofits and a dozen family members of homicide victims address armstrong's firing saturday at the lighthouse community school in oakland. this mayor has defined his character. again. how do you go from sergeant to lieutenant to deputy chief? >> to chief of police and you're character has been tainted. armstrong is appealing the decision by mayor sheng tao to terminate him. >> he was fired without cause following the federal monitors investigation into the former chief's handling of to police misconduct investigations. chief armstrong is not my partner. he's not my boy. no

but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, 2 others are still on the loose. >> lull is back to work for the first time since a store clerk he's known for years was shot to death wednesday. he own 0, one fashion and accessories on power avenue in pittsburgh next door to easy stop from stores. >> we're 44 year-old abdul road was killed very saddening. all life. he's in. >> the piece and he don't jobs. they start his nice guy. he's very friendly with the people's hair. police first responded to shots fired in the 100 block of bruno avenue and learn those bullets were fired into the air and no one was hurt. >> while investigating that incident. >> officers heard more gunshots in the area which turned out to be the convenience store. >> that's where suspects confronted round move, ending with his death. police say 2 pittsburgh residents were involved in both shootings. 34 year-old jessica russo and 37 year-old gregory rose and john, both have been on the run since you seem like clock. >> same day. and then in the 9th. yeah, he's as it is very is very. said, you know, for his family, for

kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> so far police have made one arrest in the case. >> a lull is back to work for the first time since a store clerk he's known for years was shot to death wednesday. he own 0, one fashion and accessories on power avenue in pittsburgh next door to easy stop stores. >> we're 44 year-old abdul road was killed very saddening. all life. he's in. >> the piece and he don't jobs. they start his nice guy. he's very friendly with the people's hair. police first responded to shots fired in the 100 block of bruno avenue and learn those bullets were fired into the air and no one was hurt. >> while investigating that incident. >> officers heard more gunshots in the area which turned out to be the convenience store. >> that's where suspects confronted round move, ending with his death. police say 2 pittsburgh residents were involved in both shootings. 34i year-old jessica russo and 37 year-old gregory rose and john, both have been on the run since you seem like clock. >> same day. and then in the 9th. he's it is very is very. said, you know, for his family, for

millions of dollars to balance the dramatic drop in ridership during and after the pandemic. >> philippe djegal all kron 4 innings. >> we're back at 5.20, and top diplomats from around the world are in india right now for a meeting of the g 20 conference, gathering of the 20 biggest economies in the world. yes, a rare face-to-face discussion as well between us and russia, washington, d.c., correspondent reshad hudson is live with the latest for shot. hey, good morning. secretary of state antony blinken delivered a straightforward message to his russian counterpart during the high stakes meeting. >> he's also calling on china not to provide any weapons to russia in this war. >> and this war of aggression, it was a rare face-to-face meeting between secretary of state antony blinken and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov during the g 20 conference in new delhi, india. virtually every country period. continues to bear the costs of russia's war of aggression. this is the first meeting between the 2 since the russian invasion of ukraine. blinken urged russia to reverse the decision to with

that's where kron four's philippe djegal all tells us neighbors have grown accustomed to the flood waters streaming through their streets during heavy rain storms. >> lose that walks out to a welcome sight in front of her home on fordham street in san pablo wednesday, a roll of sandbags rescued near those a storm is coming. her home typically floods. it gets really bad. contra. costa county public works. crew of 7 lays down to 600 sandbags filled with up to 4 tons of sand in front of was house and a few of her neighbors. it's really frustrating. our cars are unable to go out. sometimes we can partner. you have to park all the way across the street. in the past. the floodwaters rising up to 2 feet high. often the result of the debris field, drainage creek that causes storm drains to back up onto the intersection. >> of greenwood drive and fordham street maintenance worker nicholas welch says sandbags are the county's best option right now to mitigate the problem would like to do more for people. >> but this is all we can really do well, she says this area will still likely flood regardless

philippe djegal has the story. >> it will be awhile before heidi taylor's garden looks like it used to some of the 20 tons of spent catalyst, dust like metal material that was released from martinez, refining company on thanksgiving and the day after blanket in her yard, potential contaminating her plan to improve just this morning, a friend of mine was asking me about gardening advice and she wants to plant a garden with her young children. oh, my god, don't put it in the soil. the first thing i said to her was you better have a container. this is container gardening. time now because of what they did. martinez refining company did not immediately notify contra costa health services about the release leading the county to consider enforcement action against the company. >> the public health department's investigation into the november incident has been turned over to the district attorney's office for review county public health director doctor or says a toxicologist will be hired to review the data. the health department. >> and hazmat team collects through the month. we're looking b

police have arrested one person so far but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, 2 others are still on the loose. >> candles rested outside the entrance to easy stop food stores in pittsburgh and the makeshift memorial on the counter 144 year-old up to around. police say the store clerk was shot to death wednesday night. well, he was on the clock on power avenue during a confrontation with 2 pittsburgh residents. 34 year-old jessica russo and 37 year-old gregory rose and john great man. i've become mist or 10 years. he's going to be list. ronald scott just learned about the killing and is in disbelief. so law who own 0, one fashion and accessories next door. yeah, i've kits. >> to have about what happened for him. he didn't. he's just doing his job. police first responded to shots fired in the 100 block of bruno avenue and learn those bullets were fired into the air and no one was hurt. >> while investigating that incident. >> officers heard more gunshots in the area which turned out to be the convenience store. police say rose and john andrew. so we're involved in both shootings an

kron four's philippe djegal has more. state senate select committee on bay area public transit was created to advocate for state funding for all be aired in public transportation. >> but it's a lack of transparency from bart that state senator steve glazer says has led to step down what concerns me is is fraud is conflict of interest. >> but just a few weeks ago, the office of inspector general pointed out that part set aside $350,000 to do with the issue of homelessness. and they've only helped one her son, senator glazer sites in alameda county. grand jury's findings last year that leadership has repeatedly blocked parts. inspector general's authority and independence. >> an office senator glazer helped create in 2017. >> this week he sent a letter of resignation to committee chair scott wiener. we need far too. so fill their promises. >> the office of inspector general needs to be funded. it needs to have the staffing and the powers to do their work on behalf of the traveling public and the taxpayers. that's what's hol

our kron four's philippe to call reports is resulting in the health department. so that's cautioning now against eating produce grown in exposed gardens. >> it will be awhile before heidi taylor'sarden. looks liket used to some of the 20 tons of spent catalyst like metal material that was released from martinez, refining company on thanksgiving and the day after blanket in her yard, potential contaminating her plan to improve just this morning, a friend of mine was asking me about gardening advice and she wants to plant a garden with her young children. oh, my god, don't put it in the soil. the first thing i said to her was you better have a container. this is container gardening. time now because of what they did. martinez refining company did not immediately notify contra costa health services about the release leading the county to consider enforcement action against the company. >> the public health department's investigation into the november incident. >> has been turned over to the district attorney's office for review county public health director doctor o

costa county as kron four's philippe djegal reports. drivers should expect delays at troubled spots in the coming weeks. >> proceed with caution. east bay hills in some areas. the ground is oversaturated and unstable, causing rocks and mud to slide onto the roadways in unincorporated contra costa county near the town of moraga pinehurst road was briefly shut down after hours of downpours thursday through friday morning pinehurst to we had a couple locations with slides and a tree. >> a tree fell by the late morning. the roadway back but reduced to one lane. still covers the winding road. drivers should expect. >> potential for a link closure and potential delays and to drive slowly through the area. continuing past the county line and into oakland, localized flooding remains at some dips in the streets. >> deputy public works. director carey ritchie says contra costa county trees are monitoring trouble spots around the clock. we have locations within the county. so they are consistently checking those, but it is helpful if residents see

millions of dollars to balance the dramatic drop in ridership during and after the pandemic. >> philippe djegal all kron 4 names. >> developing news tonight, california senator dianne feinstein is in the hospital in san francisco with a case of shingles. doctors say that she is expected to make a full recovery and she says in a statement that she hopes to return to work in the senate later this month. experts say that shingles is not life threatening, but it can be very painful. >> to prison gets shingles, which is again, the same virus that causes chicken pox in the same person in childhood. it comes joe stress, you first notice a pins and needles like a tingling. and then you get a the russians and i'm very u.s. specific distribution almost like you're wearing a depending on where you are on the flank and the rash looks like, you some blisters. that's how they look like the eventually gets better and falls off. but in some people they left with these kinds of pins and needles pain because it is coming out of the nerve. after all. >> senator feinstein, who is 89 recently announced that

the college and police department are hoping to host another event in the fall in livermore, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> 6.52 right now. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. more coverage of the cold and it's cold again, but not as bad as yesterday because it's not as windy and that really made will be i meant by like the cold by yes, some to the south. we'll be right back. paper being crumpled more paper being crumpled music: “i wish” by skee-lo boom! sound of paper balls landing in bins office workers cheering music stops why do we shoot baskets with paper balls? for the same reason we play scratchers from the california lottery. because a little play can make your day. logo scratches on >> some cool video to share with you. take a that's a great white shark. we're familiar with those here off the coast of california. but white shark ocean, which is a shark conservation group in south africa. caught this video showing that giant sharks swimming straight towards the camera. and then you see a turn off to the take. i know. yeah. doesn't a huge, big black eyes are but yea

kron four's philippe djegal shows us what happened. >> tommy lewis is emotionally broken, visiting the corner where he says his 31 year-old cousin lost her life. >> surveillance video shows as she was making a left-hand turn onto 4th street in rodeo thursday night with her 6 year-old twin boys in the 2017 nissan passenger. 2021. mazda suv slammed into them heading south on parker avenue. the driver behind the wheel of the mazda then ran off. it sounded like that. >> a bomb went off. i mean, was it was crazy. it was or just feet away and rushed to the motherland foods when he heard the collision. i went and i held the little boy and i just told him son, it's ok, it's all right. yeah, he was screaming. i got into quick ryan. he was bleeding out as years. now his nose the other boy and the on the driver side in his car seat. he was lifeless. we haven't received update. we know that one of them. >> is stable condition. it was listed in critical condition. hercules police chief joseph vasquez says just before 7.30, thursday night, the contra costa county office of the sheriff notified his d

oil from oversaturation and high winds causing healthy trees to topple right over kron four's philippe djegal reports from danville where a giant redwood tree fell down and hit a house. >> luckily the redwood. clip, the house. the client was upstairs in their office when the tree came down and it didn't cause too much damage, which is fortunate, in fact, certified arborist and owner of warner tree dustin warner says, 45 year-old 70 to 80 redwood tree bubbling. >> and toppling over in danville could have been a lot worse. if the tree would have went this way would have taken out the wires in the house and the cars. >> this way, the home and this way, the home. so it. this was a perfect case scenario. it clipped the side of the home. nobody was injured. warner says the tree belongs to a longtime client who lives in a neighborhood off sycamore valley road. >> adding that he likely would not have been able to predict the tree fall during an evaluation. >> because it's healthy. this is the root ball. as you can see. there's no major sign of decay. >> all of the structural routes. appear goo

transit he's accusing local leaders for failing to hold bart financially responsible kron four's philippe djegal has more. >> the state senate select committee on bay area public transit was created to advocate for state funding for all be aired in public transportation. but it's a lack of transparency from bart that state senator steve glazer says has led to step down what concerns me is is fraud is conflict of interest. >> but just a few weeks ago, the office of inspector general pointed out that part set aside $250,000 to deal with the issue of homelessness. and they've only helped one. her son, senator glazer sites in alameda county. grand jury's findings last year. that bart's leadership has repeatedly blocked parts. inspector general's authority and independence. >> an office senator glazer helped create in 2017. >> this week he sent a letter of resignation to committee chair scott wiener. we need far too. so fill their promises. the office of inspector general needs to be funded. it needs to have the staffing and the powers to do their work on behalf of the traveling public and the

we reached out to the mayor's office for comment this story and have not heard back in oakland, philippeing tonight, additional patrols will be out in oakland to tackle illegal sideshows. several sideshows broke out across the city last weekend. one of them is the one we're showing you video of here. it included a big rig. the department is issuing a reminder. sideshows are illegal at any participating car can be towed and seized with a 30 day. hold. >> and national news tonight. one person is dead. several homes burned after a tanker truck exploded in maryland. it happened in frederick, which is about an hour west of baltimore. officers say the tanker was carrying gas when it overturned hit a tree and then exploded. the driver was killed. officers say several cars and homes were damaged. no one else was hurt. >> meanwhile, another know full norfolk southern train derailment happening in ohio. this one happened tonight in springfield at the city outside of dayton. the county has asked residents within 1000 feet of the derailment to shelter in place and says the order there is out of an a