turns williams and philippe santos and no known connection and no known ties to each other. they did have a few things in common. both were men of color. and both were picked up by the same deputy from the collier county sheriff's department on the same street in naples before they disappeared. is deputy is the last person known to have seen both menn alive an internal affairs investigation showed the deputy was not being truthful about the events surrounding the disappearances but that's as far as it went, is denied any involvement and was never charged. the bodies of terrence williams and philippe santos were never found. >> the >> case which didn't attract much attention at the time, seemed to be over with no answers and no suspects over the next hour, cnn anchor and chief legal analyst, laura coates, along with siena and crime reporter thomas lake take a close look at the case and piece together new details about the deputy and the disappearances they find may surprise you >> i just had never heard of another story like this one, >> cnn crime reporter, thomas lake has be

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. the oakland alameda county coliseum authority is finally got the approval for the oakland roots and souls sports clubs to play at the oakland coliseum. >> the approval will now allow a licensing agreement for the 2 soccer clubs to play at the coliseum from march 2025. to february 2026. officials passed a motion this morning and say there looking forward to seeing people show up for the soccer games in oakland takes eyes. the motion passes. >> all right. well, thank you all so very much. and i look forward to the exciting and vibrant soccer games. >> here in the facility. >> the approval comes just a day after oakland and alameda county officials met with the a's to talk about the team signing a lease extension for the next 3 years until its new stadium is built in las vegas. the a's says the meeting went well and the group will continue discussions over the next 2 weeks before it meets again on april. second right now, the city is asking that the aves leave behind its branding and loc

let's get right to philippe kehren.hat our investors and viewers need to know, how much worse is it today than you previously expected or is it a continuation of a trend which you've already reported? >> yeah, in fact, i would say we're reporting our 2023 results, and 2023 was really, i would say, in two parts. you know, the first half was extremely strong and we had extremely strong results. in the second part of the year, we already observed some softening in the demand of some of our markets that we were able to compensate through pricing and cost-saving measures, so this is why i think we are posting very strong results for 2023 with, i would say, a stable ebitda and record margins. if we look at 2024, i would say the start of 2024 looks like the very end of 2023, and we're focused on our custom measures an cash management and capex management, and we've assumed in our forecast that this situation would last more or less over the year. so we did not assume a recovery, i would say, in the second part of the year. >>

me a few minutes of edited video so if that's true and they thoroughly searched and terence and philippes aren't there. maybe there's somewhere else do you think that terrence he's still alive? >> no you said that quickly. you really don't terrorists would go through hell and high water define me telephone number is still the same >> yeah >> no. >> he wouldn't stay away from me this long. no. no, his children >> so i just it's just steps >> it's friday night and chattanooga, tennessee terrence, his hometown until he moved to naples in 2003 >> hey, terrence, his >> son to wreak as an assistant high school football coach at his alma mater he, was just eight years old when his father disappeared. >> i think if he was here, i wouldn't have more knowledge. okay. >> do you remember moments when you needed your father the most yeah. >> dealing with girls, sports, football it's the first time to rica spoken publicly about the disappearance. >> do you remember what it was like the last time you saw him? >> same routine. i'll be here when you wake up in the morning. i woke up to get ready for scho

kron four's philippe djegal gives us an inside look at how the space honors black contributions to the aviation world. >> before you reach bessie, coleman drive stretch of roadway leading up to oakland international airport named after the first african-american woman aviator. you will. and assuming passed the hangars along earhart road tucked among them, the oakland aviation museum, historical treasure. conway jones junior makes a point to visit at least once a month stopping by for a casual stroll down memory lane with the museum's current leadership. and then guiding the occasional tour of organization he founded some 40 years ago. on this day, we are fortunate to be his guests, colors in this country have made. >> contributions to america since it lacks a certain civil war. the retired u.s. air force colonel shares a few stories about the decorated tuskegee airman. this the aircraft is that fully operational. the first african-american fighter pilots and crew in the u.s. army air corps who helped secure an allied victory in world war. 2. >> known famously for flying red tails, figh

amy: can you explain who philippe is, who just left u.s. prison in november? in the coup in 2004 and now what he is doing? >> this is very important. he was around in 2004. in fact, he was trained by the u.s. and ecuador and spent a lot of time training -- living and training in the dominican republic. in the lead up to coup d'État in 2004, you have the fall of 2003 -- what you had was philippe and his armed group ransacked and attacked police stations and so on and so forth. back then, what is fascinating if you look up in the news, western media trade him as a freedom fighter. -- portrayed him as a freedom fighter. they supported him. he would say later he was being funded by the cia and so on. as soon what happened -- they tried to integrate these former armed military groups into the haitian national police because -- that is why so we have to call these paramilitaries because these are former armed groups that actually was funded by outsiders to oust our democratically elected president. and philippe was arrested by the u.s. and put in prison for drug tra

which like to pronounce your name for us. >> philippe rain is.f you know my people say deputy, depree whatever park and going to call from now on. >> saas we are calling you. >> i've been called worse a. [laughter] even on the show at. [laughter] we are glad you're here but let's art this of got pregnant pulling out this week. head-to-head match up if you had to vote today president trump has a five five-point lead over president biden. it is early does that hold? what is going to tighten obviously every election tightetitanswhen it comes to el. you've got joe biden is the most unpopular president and the history of presidential polling going all the way back to harry truman. he has just overtaken the man was a previous record holder was donald trump of was opponent in this race. you've got two candidates a lot of americans do not want to vote for but when that happens anybody could win. shannon: president obama put them down those as a concerned a huge fundraiser letting his star power to president biden this week. the "new york times" quoting a

philippe djegal kron. 4 outlets and lorenzo and hey woman was robbed at gunpoint in front of her homehe afternoon. broad daylight on bill more drive where the woman lives and she was getting out of her car to go into her home when 2 people with guns stole her stuff. luckily she's okay. but anyway, when they reported to the police, they have a description and apb for that vehicle that led to a brief chase on highway 24 lafayette, towards oakland. and then the suspects got away. a rideshare driver faces a hate crime charge for punching a rider in the face. according to the indictment, the driver was called to pick somebody up at sfo. and when they got there, they asked if the passenger was jewish or israeli and then in a punching the passenger in the face, the driver faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. >> well, thousands of city employees in san francisco calling on the city now to fix what they say is an urgent staffing crisis. employees represented by several labor unions gathered last night at an event called the strike school. the representatives there say the purpose of th

well, yes, this is my mother’s favorite artist, russian gerard philippe. who is gerard philippe? ivan ivanovich into account, yeah, it never happened. well, sufferer, everything is so bad, a nightmare, today kovin and belyaev got drunk, and what can we say about the rest, wait, but you you rightly note that the people will not be left without investigation, that’s right, yeah, so does it really matter where in which case? there is no confusion regarding current affairs, there will be a struggle for places, for positions, there is. well, in general, a dark story, monsignor, he was almost among ours, you missed him, by the way, i even saw him in the theater, quite decently, remember, well, let's get started! so, you, that the one who sent you here, you are significant in this. in general, it feels like this is the case of the century, so stop doing pikurov’s stuff because of the statute of limitations, who’s faster? it's faster let’s spin it, i looked through it, it’s not so simple, it’s not clear whether his wife was killed or not, of course she was killed, but you doubt it, remem

philippe. >> you've got to justine in. this is a troubled facility and we have seen several unmarked cars driving in and out of this facility for several hours in the several hours that we've been here. we cannot make out who is coming in and out. but obviously we assume several of them are fbi agents. we do know that there has been an ongoing years long federal abuse investigation going on here eventually led to charges against the former warden and captain both allegedly removed from the premises. today. we've been made aware fbi agents stopped by again this time searching taking computers and documents. we spoke with a volunteer advocate with the california coalition for women's prisoners, a group part of a class action lawsuit against fc. i and the federal bureau of prisons. emily shapiro says last week 12 more survivors join the lawsuit. shapiro is not clear, though, what led to this morning's raid but suspects it likely has to do with the class action lawsuit. >> i hope that more people. through the what's going on,

>> first off, g philippe is not considered himself as the gang leader.dre and jimmy are. although they may have the same discourse and have been asking for armed revolution or takeover of the government, what happened in kingston, jamaica, where the international community and a local stakeholder have agreed for a seven-member presidential college. they do not have direct access or representatives on that. >> what is the outcome going to be? if they don't have representatives, will they accept what the traditional counsel puts forward? >> that is unclear at this stage. we don't know yet who is going to be on that board. except the various political factions that have been accepted as allowed to have their representative on that board. what we know is over the last few hours, there has been a bit of a reprieve. it is welcomed by everybody. you hope it will last longer. >> tha you very much for that. he is a former police officer, g philippe, a former rebel leader who is now vying for control. some women pay to freeze their eggs after being misled about ch

philippe djegal has the story. >> think police here thibodeau loves people and people love her. we were no white recreational health care, nutrition and technology. we believe axis is key to those efforts are dedicated to the elderly population been inspired because i'm in awe of those who age in community, the longtime public servant providing vital services to hundreds of seniors living in san francisco's lake. you in my district oceanview were said heights ingleside. we don't hear about serving 5,000. >> we care that we serve everyone who needs them, you who comes to door. so even when we run out of new, we rarely send people home empty-handed. thibodeau is executive director of the southwest community corporation managing the nonprofits to facilities in the city. both dishing out lunch and dinner 6 days a week. >> hot and fresh meals but supplement the free bagged groceries distributed every wednesday. is this what you envision what doing? the work as a career helping people like this? >> actually, this is my 3rd career. but this most be rewarding career. she is credited wit

. >> one of his sleeping daughters kron four's philippe djegal has the story. >> broken glass right here from my window. they broke. >> getting into the vehicle, but they did not get away with it. that's because joey hawker confronted the 2 armed suspects early monday morning attempted to steal his when he received an alert on his phone. and when he went outside, the gunman opened fire. >> here's the bullet holes. >> right where i was standing. there's bullet holes here and the first one hit right at my head level and honorably discharged on sergeant u.s. marines hawker slipped on his front door steps in san lorenzo which may have saved his he says at least one of the weapons the suspects fired was an ak. 47 directed at his head. >> fortunately they missed, but the bullets penetrated his walls and came close to his wife and 2 young sleeping daughters after they missed me. they unleashed. >> havoc on my car. my house, the front window. >> my >> and it was just complete chaos. hawkers says he went back inside the home when he heard the suspect's car leave and he retrieved his legally owned

. >> kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the plaintiff's attorney. >> a second former student at san ramon valley high school has come forward with abuse allegations against a former theater arts teacher. she has been added to a lawsuit originally filed last month in contra costa county superior court against the teacher and the san ramon valley unified school district. it alleges the school district failed to act when made aware of the abuse allegations. >> during the 2011, 2012 school year, they did not document his final so that subsequent employers would know >> about these allegations. they did not submit the matter to the california teachers accreditation agency to ensure that his license was taken away. attorney robert allard with the san jose based law firm of sari boskovich and allard represents the 2 plaintiffs. >> he says jane doe number ones, alleged abuse happened multiple times on and off campus in 2011. and jane doe number twos abuse allegedly occurred shortly after the first plaintiffs graduation. the lawsuit claims the teacher showered the plaintiffs with gifts and p

on the african-american vote but the polling. >> martha: swings philippe. >> it's significant.on't know and i won't pretend it doesn't insist because it clearly does. except when you look at the last 2 elections the polling has not lined up with the votes. 2016 hillary got over 90% in 2020 biden got over 90%. i hope it holds true. it doesn't mean everyone should take it for granted. >> martha: absolutely not. >> but the poles aren't entirely matched up. >> martha: and if the shifts are real there's a changing dynamic in the country in terms of how voters aligned and it will be a huge story in this election. on to squeeze in a quick question on the possible trump vice presidential candidates. there are reports he will announce in june a month before the election. we have a bunch of people on the board here whose names have been thrown into the mix. we don't know how real any of them are. marco rubio basically said i saw the reports but haven't spoken to anyone about it. but he's got a big problem if he is near the top of the list. you lives in the same state as president trump.

that's what kron four's philippe fremont restaurant owner was faced with this week after skillet cafe in the niles community was burglarized. 10 years of selling breakfast in fremont's, kuwait, niles community and for the first time skillets cafe, co-owner. >> and manager priscilla bravo joining the long list of bay area business is left picking up broken glass. no one has ever like. >> hurt our business like that. rob says the burglars broke through the front door to get in and busted all of the other doors inside to ransack the place. she says it happened sometime early thursday morning. and unfortunately, there does not appear to be any surveillance video of what went down. they took all our money from the cash register and they literally took are saying. i know how they did it, but they took bravo is now out thousands of dollars and is trying to keep her emotions in check. and she has to manage your other business in town billion. roy's burger. >> which is featured in fremont's restaurant week, loyal patrons, distraught. i come here every morning for my breakfast. and these people

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. all of this comes as more than a dozen states have reported measles cases this year. the cdc says there have been almost 60 confirmed cases so far in the u.s.. >> more than 90% have been linked to international travel and mainly involve children one year or older who had not been vaccinated. the cdc is urging that children as young as 6 months get vaccinated if their families are traveling to a measles affected country. health officials say unvaccinated people have a 90% chance of becoming infected if they are exposed tonight, 8 people are without a home after a fire in daly city happened yesterday morning at a 2 story house on east vista avenue. >> that's near the war memorial community center. officials say there, but he was able to get out before crews got there. one person, though, was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. but everybody else expected to be okay. authorities say that the fire was accidentally started by overloaded electrical extension cords that recovered by

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. dozens protesters who elocked the bay bridge back in november to call for a ceasefire in gaza are being penalized for their actions. >> a san francisco judge ordered 78 of the 80 demonstrators to perform 5 hours of community service represent shun a representation for the protesters. the representatives say that they have agreed to pay more than $4,000 in restitution to avoid criminal charges. that's about $57 for each person being punished. the money will be given to people who needed to be evacuated from the bridge during this protest speed safety cameras have been approved for 3 bay area cities assembly bill 6.45. was signed by governor gavin newsom in the fall. >> it calls for 6 california cities to putting cameras in locations identified as high crash areas since the beginning of the year for pedestrians have died in traffic collisions just in san francisco on forestry says stasio has more on the plans. the program and how drivers have to pay if they're caught speeding. >> a four

some people fail philippe djegal all kron 4 make good in the south bay. you can still see some snow atop mount hamilton tonight. this is the most recent time lapse video available from lick observatory. you can see it all kind of piling up over time on top of the mountain just east of san jose. meanwhile, down to closer to sea level. here's a live look at the toll plaza at the richmond. sandra fell bridge. you can see traffic is really backed barely moving. >> the right lane on the bridge from richmond center is close for the first part of the bridge. but after you get past that back up, the apparently the lane opens because traffic is moving about mid span. with that, let's check in with dave spahr to see what's going with the weather already can and we still have a rain. it's going remain in our forecast for the next about 40 hours or so. >> and a lot of the conditions are much the same as they have been. we have this a freeze line. it's a give or take 2,2500 feet up in the air. so it will still be clip our local mountains, east bay shoreline lit up. as

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. oakland police say they arrested a teenager connected to the shooting that killed a store clerk back in january. officers say? >> my gut i was on a was working his shift orlando's market on linden street when a group robbed the store and attacked him. i was on a drove to a hospital after he was shot. but didn't survive. he leaves behind 4 children. the suspect's name has not been released because that person is a minor. police are looking for this man accused of exposing himself to people outside shopping centers in antioch and brentwood. most recent case was reported just last month, according brentwood police, they say the suspect typically wears a mask and has a cross like tattoo on his right arm and a script on the back of his left arm. details of the cases were not specified, but police want to remind the community to stay aware of your surroundings and report any known information they may have on this particular man. >> pittsburgh educators held a rally today asking for better

bus resulting in the recovery of more than $85,000 in stolen merchandise and cash as kron four's philippe djegal reports. one arrest so far has been made. >> $75,000 in stolen merchandise. more than $10,000 in cash and several stolen cars recovered. plus one arrest and i expect more arrests to before coming out me. the police investigators are still documenting the inventory recouped in a nearly month-long retail theft operation. chief shot joshi says this case started in early february. that's when the shoplifting incident was reported at old navy and the island's south shore shopping center. >> work various leads and were able to identify a location in oakland where we operation a fencing operation was occurring during the course of the investigation. chief joe, she says the stolen stuff was traced to a residence in oakland. >> there investigators tied stolen items from multiple retailers in several cities to an elaborate fencing. operation, the clothes and other items were still tagged and on hangers ready for resale. i think it's important too. >> have a multi pronged approach to this

that's what kron four's philippe djegal all found at a fremont restaurant.ke with the owner who is now faced with this week after skillets cafe in the niles community was burglarized. >> 10 years of selling breakfast in fremont's, kuwait, niles community and for the first time skillets cafe, co-owner and manager priscilla bravo. joining the long list of bay area business is left picking up broken glass. no one has ever like. >> hurt our business like that. rob, you says the burglars broke through the front door to get in and busted all of the other doors inside to ransack the place. she says it happened sometime early thursday morning. and unfortunately, there does not appear to be any surveillance video of what went down. they took all of our money from the cash register and they literally took are saying. i know how they did it, but they took it to grovel is now out thousands of dollars and is trying to keep her emotions in check. has she has to manage your other business in town billion. roy's burger. >> which is featured in fremont's restaurant week, loy

kron four's philippe djegal reports this women's history month. a solano county based nonprofit is encouraging girls to play by offering a free clinic this weekend. >> as of 2020, the national association of intercollegiate athletics declared women's flag football, a sanctioned sport within the division opening up scholarship opportunities for girls previously available. only the boy's. it's not like other sports for soccer and basketball is inundated. >> with so many girls who, you know, just thousands of girls every year who played sports for a long time flag football. those college is looking for girls. just not a lot of girls experience yet to the opportunity right now for scholarships for girls. >> has been fantastic. ryan sarna teaches the game to his 2 young daughters along with his son. all 3 are players in the valais home based nonprofit their father founded back in 2021. called the coach sarna nfl flag football league, a coed youth organization that serna says has grown 10 times over since its inception to be able to to take the game of

kron four's philippe djegal has more on what you need to do. if you encounter a mountain lion. >> for the 3rd time in a year and a half, ryan mooney surveillance cameras captured a mountain lion passing through his property in the martinez hills. the most recent spotted march. 11th fitting given incredible pass. mooney knows cougars are around, but fortunately has never come face to face with one. and after learning of the recent deadly attack near sacramento, he hopes he never does. currently. i think we're code sistine. okay. but it is one of those things where i don't know how the mountain lion would react. >> if we cross paths and the california department of fish and wildlife confirms through statements from the victims family that the 2 brothers attacked by a young mountain lion over the weekend did rely on their training by shouting aggressively standing tall and even throwing something at the big cat is trip. horrible tragedy. >> but that was not enough to prevent this. not land from attacking the 2 of them. fish and wildlife estimates

late in lafayette kron four's philippe djegal reports pg and e crews were trimming some of its limbs just hours before it fell. >> more than 100 year-old oak tree chopped up along springhill road in lafayette is really scary. yeah, it fell from a meetings as neighbors yard late monday night landing on 2 cars and busting through a fence. power lines came down to knocking electricity out in the neighborhood until around 6 o'clock tuesday morning was not a stormy night pg e was out trimming it. so really interesting that that you need it. hold itself. happening the homeowner tells kron 4 pg and e was performing maintenance on the tree earlier in the day. removing limbs in jeopardy of falling onto power lines. it's unclear what led to it snapping off at its base. it fell and sounded at first like there's an earthquake once or twice a season. there's a >> a big tree. that falls is wonderful trees, they get too big and they get wet and they get heavy. and when they come down, it's a. >> it's huge. and and dangerous. xfinity spent hours in the morning restoring services to its customers. th

philippe lazzarini says he will no longer get aid approved for gaza. what do you think? gaza. what do you think? the consequence of _ gaza. what do you think? tue: consequence of this gaza. what do you think? tte: consequence of this decision gaza. what do you think? tt9 consequence of this decision is that it will accelerate the status of famine. even before that decision was taken by the government, the un was estimating famine would reach gaza by may so we can assume that this might even come before that. the second thing, which is the absence of an israeli statement on that, leads us to believe that this is in a way of punishment of following the israeli accusations of some members of unrwa in the attacks. at this stage it seems the israeli government prioritised its political dispute with unrwa over the humanitarian crisis in gaza. tt over the humanitarian crisis in gaza. , :, , :, :, gaza. it is not 'ust adding to humanitarian — gaza. it is notjust adding to humanitarian concerns. - gaza. it is notjust adding to humanitarian concerns. i - gaza. it is notjust adding

philippe de gaulle says the group. >> wants to show the power of community. >> cleaner neighborhoods,h the unhoused residents and to get this done. armed with shovels, brooms and pride for the town. crews meet up to pick up trash for the last 3 weeks. we've been really intensely focused on cleaning up the sitter founded community, ready core, a local grassroots group that for decades has provided security in neighborhoods, held food giveaways and most recently has been conducting an illegal dumping cleanup blitz in oakland. >> as part of its good neighbor program, focusing the past few days on the western part of town. you don't get any funds from the city community organization with independently funded. and we're doing this on 6 months ago. fox as crc raised funds for and purchased a large garbage truck since then, fox says it has collected more than 10 tons of trash. the group even stopped by state goal delhi this week and helped clean up the mounds of trash that piled up in front of the business. you have so many people talking about what's wrong with and yes, there are problems.

they just released d philippe a matter of months ago.er he completed a seven year state in federal prison for money laundering. they could not get him on drug trafficking or he would have done 30 years. they sent him back. now, he has a little bit of a constituency inh. he is not an unknown. but the haitians are not looking to be governed by criminals. the haitian people have to make these decisions. this is a great example of americans, foreigners, nonblack haitians -- everybody has an answer for haiti. unfortunately, historically, none of those answers have worked. throwing gang bangers into the middle of this is not going to work. there is a voice, to a certain extent, that the gangs have gained in the past 30 months. they're going to have to cooperate in a haitian dialogue. i think they will, but the haitian people have no room for criminals in their leadership in the future. they have had criminal leaders with impunity because of their backing from the international community for the past many years. amy: ambassador foote, what abou

philippe. maiden name no one can spell or pronounce people say would deputy, to pre, whatever. >> have been called worse. [ laughter ] >> maybe even on this show. [ laughter ] we are glad you're here. lebret new polling out this week, had teapad medical ups if you have to vote today, president trump has a five-point lead over president biden. >> this is tight owing to election day you have joe biden is the most unpopular president in the history of presidential polling going all the way back to harry truman but he is just overtaken the man who had the -- was a previous record holder which was all trump, his opponent in this race, we have two candidates a lot of americans want to vote for so when this happens anyone could win. >> shannon: present obama put him down as own who is concerned letting his star power to president biden this week. the new york times that was quoting that mr obama has always, always been wary about a biden loss so the eight at it he is prepared to even out alongside his

but kron four's philippe djegal reports people should still stands tall if encountered by a lion. >> for the 3rd time in a year and a half, ryan mooney surveillance cameras captured a mountain lion passing through his property in the martinez hills. the most recent spotted march. 11th fitting given incredible pass. mooney knows cougars are around, but fortunately has never come face to face with one. and after learning of the recent deadly attack near sacramento, he hopes he never does. currently. i think we're cold sistine. okay. but it is one of those things where i don't know how the mount line would react. >> if we cross paths and the california department of fish and wildlife confirms through statements from the victims family that the 2 brothers attacked by a young mountain lion over the weekend did rely on their training by shouting aggressively standing tall and even throwing something at the big cat is trip. horrible tragedy. >> but that was not enough to prevent this. not land from attacking the 2 of fish and wildlife estimates. the state's mountain lion population is betwe

. >> a kron four's philippe djegal reports tonight that the cameras will be placed in oakland and on freeways. >> oakland city councilmember dan kalb has been advocating for more surveillance cameras in neighborhoods bugged by crying and supports the governor's new plant. i've pushing for freeway on-ramps and along our business commercial, our commercial business corridors. those are some of the places that we need those cameras, but there are other places as well over the coming months. governor gavin newsom says 480 high-tech surveillance cameras will be installed in the east bay to combat crime and violence. 290 are slated for surface streets in the city of oakland and another 190 along state freeways in the area. >> the first cameras to hit the streets are expected to be online within the next 30 days. kalb says they will not only help solve crimes, they may prevent them to if they feel that they can get caught because of the surveillance camera, then that would deter crime some of the crimes. absolutely. the governor's office says the california highway patrol has a contract wit

as kron four's philippe jobs reports for us tonight. the homeowner took action. >> broken glass right here from my window. they broke getting into the vehicle, but they did not get away with it. that's because joey hawker to front of the 2 armed suspects early monday morning attempted to steal his when he received an alert on his phone. >> and when he went outside, the gunman opened fire. >> here's the bullet holes. >> right where i was standing. there's bullet holes here and the first one hit right at my head level and honorably discharged on sergeant u.s. marines hawker slipped on his front door steps in san lorenzo which may have saved his he says at least one of the weapons the suspects fired was an ak. 47 directed at his head. >> fortunately they missed, but the bullets penetrated his walls and came close to his wife and 2 young sleeping daughters after. >> they missed me. they unleashed. >> havoc on my car. my house, the front window. >> my >> and it was just complete chaos. hawkers says he went back inside the home when he heard

police ia thibodeau works to help underserved seniors in san francisco kron four's philippe gaulle has the story. >> think police here thibodeau loves people and people love her. we were no white recreational health care, nutrition and technology. we believe axis is key to those efforts are dedicated to the elderly population been inspired because i'm in awe of those who age in community, the longtime public servant providing vital services to hundreds of seniors living in san francisco's lake. you in my district oceanview were said heights ingleside. we don't hear about serving 5,000. >> we care that we serve everyone who needs them, you who comes to door. so even when we run out of new, we rarely send people home empty-handed. thibodeau is executive director of the southwest community corporation managing the nonprofits to facilities in the city. both dishing out lunch and dinner 6 days a week. >> hot and fresh meals but supplement the free bagged groceries distributed every wednesday. is this what you envision what doing? the work as a career helping people like this? >> actually, t

much-deserved in kron four's philippe de gaulle reports she may be retired, but penn continues to touch lives. >> hugs all around from and 04:00pm or at jack london square in oakland thursday. hard to believe, but it's been 3 months since the legacy kron for news anchor officially retire. i miss i miss family. not gonna lie about it. >> check talked to people as often as i can send e-mails like i have to >> but it's been nice. and i just got back from china. women's history month closing out at scott seafood grill and bar where 350 guests including local leaders and dignitaries. >> gathered to honor 9 women at the 15th annual powerful women of the bay towards more receiving the powerful women of the bay special recognition award. i can't even tell you how much it means to me and i want to get teary. >> this community has given my life so i'm so enriched by the love and support that people shown so i'm really grateful. in decembe with the san francisco press club, lifetime achievement award. >> one of numerous accolades she has received in her more than 3 decades in news. if you feel tha

in a post on social media, unrwa's head, philippe lazzarini, described the move as "outrageous".srael's decision meant many more people would die of hunger, dehydration and lack of shelter. there's been no word from israel. it comes as the country's defence minister, yoav gallant, is set to travel to washington, with israeli leadership under increasing pressure from the us to halt its planned assault on rafah in southern gaza. israeli forces continue to carry out ground and air attacks in northern and central gaza, including around the al—shifa hospital. juliette touma is from unrwa. she says if aid from the organisation is blocked from entering gaza, famine will take hold. well, it's simply outrageous. and the clock is ticking, and with this recent decision, the clock will be ticking even faster towards famine. you know, there's more than a quarter of a million people who depend on unwra's food assistance in the north, and we haven't been able to reach them for the past two months. i mean, we're talking about the vast majority of the population that has been forced to flee their

djegal kron. 4 news. >> philippe, thank you. and at least 8 fci, dublin employees have been charged with sexually abusing inmates. the prison's former warden ray garcia was convicted on 8 counts of abuse. inmate said that garcia guards created a rape club within the prison 6 others have also been found guilty last week, a dozen more women filed abuse in retaliation. lawsuits. dozens more lawsuits are expected to be filed in the coming months. just a few hours ago, a few 100 protesters gathered on the uc berkeley campus as organizers say they did so in response to anti-semitic violence on campus kron four's tiffany justice takes us to that rally. alright, students here at uc berkeley gathered to start march, but they were also joined by alumni, faculty and alumns. >> jewish students and any student should not have to are their identity to educate themselves participate institution like this. demonstrators gather monday on the uc berkeley campus to protest what they say is the university's failure to respond to anti-semitic violen

howard: philippe, the media are also covering the criminal indictment of hunter biden.o you is journal is and pundits have -- journalists and pundits, do they have sympathy for hunter biden at this point? >> i don't think so. i read everything across the board, and it's not like there's a dearth of coverage on hunter biden i think because his name is biden, that supersedes anything else with any media outlet, their interest. but the setting of that telling you everything. -- tells you everything. the republicans wanted him behind closed doors because they don't want anyone to see matt gaetz saying crazy things like were you on cocaine as you wrote this -- howard: but -- [inaudible] >> hunter biden wanted a public hearing. howard: and now he's going to get it. as jim comer -- >> we'll see. the reason for that is they don't want re, republicans don't want for us, the voters, to turn on our television and to see the dynamic of beating up on the it's not going to look good. and that's different from looking into it. howard: right. tom if i, both sides have been spinning it,

speaking of the un general assembly, philippe allows the read the stress that the agency was vital to support what he called a scene of displace palestinians in gaza. he alleged these really government was trying to undermine the agency for political ends. israel has repeatedly accused and a lot of employing stuff linked to the mass and other militant groups that sled, many countries to suspend funding. was there any way. busy that the agency was being pushed to the break, so we off functioning hung to mouse result, additional funding. we will be in on top of the territory. we service implications for global peace and security. the faith of the agency and the millions of people who depend on it hung in the balance. excellence is only one, is facing the deliberate and concept as compared to undermine its operations and ultimately and does have the w correspond atanya, kramer drawing just now from jerusalem. tanya, the head of the un posting a refugee agency there claims there is a deliberate and concerted campaign and, and you can swap operations and gaza. what's israel's response to t

. >> our first philippe to call talk to the homeowner who walks us through that frightening night. >> hear from my window. they broke getting into the vehicle, but they did not get away with it. that's because joey hawker confronted the 2 armed suspects for early monday morning attempted to steal his when he received an alert on his phone. >> and when he went outside, the gunman opened fire. >> here's the bullet holes. >> right where i was standing. there's bullet holes here and the first one hit right at my head level and honorably discharged on sergeant u.s. marines hawker slipped on his front door steps in san lorenzo which may have saved his he says at least one of the weapons the suspects fired was an ak. 47 directed at his head. >> fortunately they missed, but the bullets penetrated his walls and came close to his wife and 2 young sleeping daughters after they missed me. they unleashed. >> havoc on my car. my house, the front window. >> my >> and it was just complete chaos. hawkers says he went back inside the home when he heard the suspect's car leave and he retrieved his legal

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. the roasted and raw restaurant is one of those recent places affected by crime in oakland. >> and then the nonprofit homies empowerment to the target of a hit run driver damaging that business. and then, of course, the very popular horn bbq that has seen a series of setbacks, including that fire that gutted the restaurant's interior last year. the fire came just days after the owner says the restaurant was defaced with graffiti after these incidents. one oakland organization called community ready, corpse says that they are committed to debunking the doom loop narrative in oakland donating $5,000 to each of these 3 places to pitch in with repairs. of course, you can also help out by visiting those places impacted by crime. time now for the 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look great shot from mount tam. look at all the lights across san francisco, the bay bridge. >> gayle looks like it could be a fantastic weekend. >> yes, absolutely. very pleasant weather in store this weekend.

in fact, a person named philipp conney who used to work an oil company was put in charge of the bush administration's environmental policies. he received the report from the united states. environmental protection agency that had warned of the global warming. connie had no knowledge on the issue. he edited the report and removed the paragraph and instead wrote, "these are just claims and speculations." algore shed light on the incident in 2005, which was a scandal for the white house. philip conney had to resign few days later under pressure. but the day after his resignation, khany was recruited in the xonmobile oil company. that was exactly the time when hansen was ridiculed and repelled by the media. conny accomplished his mission, because of the efforts by him and his colleagues to confuse people on global war. today almost half of the people in the us do not believe the issue, besides the ordinary people, some top politicians in the world also think that global warming is a big joke, so obama is talking about all of this with the global warming and that and lot of it's a hoax, i

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. new at 10. oakland airport is considering changing its name saying a new name could help boost travel since many one of his of the bay area >> may not be aware of the oakland airport and how close it is to san francisco. currently its official name is the metropolitan oakland international airport. officials want to change it to san francisco bay, oakland international airport. they say the airport ak and the visual brand will not change the port of oakland commissioners are set to consider that name at a board meeting come mid april. >> california's minimum wage for fast-food workers will jump to $20 an hour starting on monday. the wage increase will affect hundreds of thousands of employees who work at some of the biggest fast-food companies. but not everybody is happy with this wage several franchises has started cutting jobs to offset those rising wages. others like mcdonald's and chipotle are already signaling that prices are going to rise in response to the increased labor costs. the $20 p

kron four's philippe chagall introduces us to one remarkable woman. >> who is helping underserved seniors> think good police here thibodeau loves people and people love her. we were no white recreational health care, nutrition and technology. we believe axis is key to those efforts are dedicated to the elderly population been inspired because i'm in awe of those who age in community, the longtime public servant providing vital services to hundreds of seniors living in san francisco's lake. you in my district oceanview were said heights ingleside. we don't care about serving 5,000. >> we care that we serve everyone who needs them, you who comes to door. so even when we run out of new, we rarely send people home empty-handed. thibodeau is executive director of the southwest community corporation managing the nonprofits to facilities in the city. both dishing out lunch and dinner 6 days a week. >> hot and fresh meals but supplement the free bagged groceries distributed every wednesday. is this what you envision doing? the work as a career helping people like this? >> actually, this is my 3rd

kron four's philippe djegal talked with experts in the bay area. man is spotted animals near his home. >> for the 3rd time in a year and a half, ryan mooney surveillance cameras captured a mountain lion passing through his property in the martinez hills. the most recent spotted march. 11th fitting given incredible pass. mooney knows cougars are around, but fortunately has never come face to face with one. and after learning of the recent deadly attack near sacramento, he hopes he never does. currently. i think we're code sistine. okay. but it is one of those things where i don't know how the mountain lion would react. >> if we cross paths and the california department of fish and wildlife confirms through statements from the victims family that the 2 brothers attacked by a young mountain lion over the weekend did rely on their training by shouting aggressively standing tall and even throwing something at the big cat. trip, horrible tragedy. >> but that was not enough to prevent this. not land from attacking the 2 of fish and wildlife estimates. the