my guest is commissioner general of unwra, philippe lazzarini.ency's mission now impossible? philippe lazzarini, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen. you run the unwra relief agency. you have 13,000 staff inside gaza. you currently are not able to visit gaza. what is it like when you hear that, as yesterday, wednesday, six members of your staff have been killed in an israeli bomb attack? this is always absolutely devastating. yesterday i was boarding the plane coming from cairo to london, when i heard the news. and this happened in a school which was also sheltering at that time 12,000 people. and they are in this school because they still believe that the united nations flag can protect them. yesterday, six staff working in the shelter, providing assistance, organising, in fact, the lives of these families, have been killed. now 220 staff since the beginning of the war. the worst, stephen, is to know that maybe tomorrow we will even have more staff being killed. and the question is, when will this end? not only staff is being targeted, but w

spent the past five days holed up in a pittsburgh hotel doing back and mock debates, sparring with philippe reines who is standing in as trump and even dressing like him. trump insists he does not need to prepare but has spent days lowering expectations about his performance. >> you know, if i destroy her in the debate, they'll say "trump suffered a humiliating defeat tonight." no matter what. >> reporter: trump is holding policy sessions with a small team of advisors, including florida congressman matt gaetz and former democrati% presidential candidate tulsi gabbard. >> what senator harris is doing is unfortunately continuing to traffic in lies and smears. >> reporter: who had a fiery exchange with harris during the primaries in 2019. trump continues to falsely claim there was rampant cheating in the 2020 election in predicting there could be more in 2024. >> we've got to stop the cheating. >> reporter: he pledged to jail those who do, writing "when i win, those people that cheated will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law which will include long-term prison sentences." sources f

philippe, how's the energy out there now? >> either, stephanie? well, it's somber out here.tainly fans want to win and they are out or 2 away from accomplishing that right now. but that does not take away the sting of this team leaving for sacramento and then eventually las vegas. you can this game winds down, fans s cheering and they're doing so right next to us. they've been suppressing emotions for months and years leading up to this moment. and now it is finally here. >> day of last for oakland athletics pans dedicated to the green and gold are going to very nus. we've been having like its grip on i grew up so it's it's an obese adult. lifetime commitment tested over the years proving strong by the turnout my life final farewell to the oakland coliseum, which has hosted the a's for more than a half century. a bastion for baseball fanatics bonded by the players battling between the white lines. it's was a big day for me. i came to the first >> when the laid-back 68 and now here at the last minute. so is a big deal. because it's a it's a whole chapter in my life closing em

her campaign bringing on hillary clinton's former senior adviser philippe reines who helped clinton prepare for the 2016 debates -- to once again play the role of trump. the vice president knows she has to make up ground on the economy where polls give trump an edge. she's set to roll out a new phase of her agenda in new hampshire tomorrow, focused on building up small businesses by expanding tax deductions. harris positioning herself a champion of the middle class. >> unlike donald trump, i will always put the middle class and working class families first. always. i come from the middle class -- i know what i'm talking about. >> reporter: both the candidates were off the campaign trail today preparing for the debate. and david, tonight, we have learned that former president donald trump is expected to plead not guilty in that new indictment from the special council related to his effort to try to overturn the 2020 election. trump is expected to hold a campaign rally in wisconsin later this week. as for harris, she has a campaign stop in new hampshire, and then she'll travel to pennsylvania

ton of stuff as kron four's philippe djegal reports investigators have been working this case for years now and just made the arrests. >> neighbors along route 20 in san pablo witnessed law enforcement executed search warrant at this home tuesday, one of 2 properties, san pablo police and contra costa county sheriff's investigators visited in connection with a massive metal theft operation. the other was on brookside drive in richmond and both stops netted a huge bust officers and deputies recovered more than 700 catalytic converters. >> more than 1100 pounds of suspected stolen copper wire and more than $113,000 in us currency. by late wednesday morning, police spokesperson peggy zhao says the total amount of cash seized had exceeded $150,000. >> 3 men have been arrested. all of them relatives and allegedly already ran up more than 6.4 million dollars in illegal transactions this year alone. types of crimes have significant and wide-ranging impacts to our local community and our region. police consider the men taken into custody, the ringleaders and anticipate more arrests. >> could be

arson kron four's philippe djegal reports the suspect is in custody, but the damage has already been done. >> this comics boxes still standing, but its contents have been destroyed is a disappointing. when we look here to the left to some work do andrea williams is president of the san pablo baseball association. the nonprofit serves both boys and girls. on monday, a friend called notifying williams the league storage box at davis park was burglarized and intentionally set on fire. the total loss and damage exceeding a combined $100,000. he woke me up to need to just say, andrea got some terrible. a 30 year-old transient named ulysses sanchez was tracked down by officers that same morning and taken into custody with some of the stolen equipment in his possession at the time. a baseball coach in a softball coach for the use. and i could imagine starting a season without equipment to the kids. police captain bradley, linda bloom has been in constant contact with williams over the theft and arson. >> and he's confident the community will help pull the league through this. i know this an

philippe djegal reports for us. the thieves got away with the 2 exotic birds worth more than $4,000. >> to food is a 25 year-old umbrella cockatoo up until this past weekend moved at feathered follies in concord with his 28 year old buddy named in africa in red belly. both rare and exotic birds stolen from their cages. plato, we listed at 1600. >> tofu >> we listed a 2,500 mercedes camp has owned the kurds shop off clayton road since 2020 and says this is the first time she has been burglarized. she says the thief broke through a side window to get in sometime between friday night and saturday morning. police were called shortly after there was a hand print on the cage there was one of toughest blood feathers that he lost in some kind of struggle. camp says these birds require special care and that apart is cruel. adding that with proper care to food could leave more than a decade longer. and that plato's lifespan can reach up to 80 years or if it it's surreal. always feel like, you know, it couldn't happen to me. a

kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> even seemingly minor details could prove valuable to fairfield police. investigators tracking a hit and run driver. lieutenant josiah jacobson says a bicyclist riding in the southwestern part of town was hit by a car just before 8 o'clock friday night at the intersection of link and pittman road. so lucky that the bicyclists live there at a local hospital. tenant jacobson says the 45 year-old victim is in stable condition despite suffering serious injuries hoping someone out there what happened. >> and they can help us kind link the dots together. at this point. no witnesses have come forward and police do not have a description of the driver or care involved. investigators only have the bicyclist side of the story, but his details are understandably hazy days of the injuries to the bicyclist. it's selling a felony. not only because there was a collision with injuries leaving the scene before police arrived. turning this into a criminal case. whether you're worried about are not stop and that would eliminate a lot of the problems that we have her

he was a true artist and a true legend in oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> all right. let's take a live look here at san francisco international. lot of people's travel plans could be disrupted to yes, they could on on both coasts, lawrence? yeah, really busy. all of a sudden here it's been rather quiet year for hurricanes. now we've got possibly 2 that could impact much of the area as we head in toward the least the next few days. here is we're gonna see storms. one up. we've got one now that is already pounding the coastline of mexico. now, remember, last year we had a terrible hurricane. the came onshore intensified rapidly and really did devastation in acapulco. this storm system coming on a little further south, but this was taken in a different kind of make up to a this is not going to be about the intensity of the storm. it's going to be the amount of rain that's going to fall. it is a very slow-moving hurricane. and because of that, the tax for 20, maybe 30 inches of rain in the next few days across the coastal sections and some of the mountain ranges there. so

kron four's philippe djegal reports. i am happy to say that we have experienced in the last 72 hours. 0 shooting sycamore square and the corridor along which it rests in antioch is incurred 15 gang-related shooting since labor day. >> and so far the police department has not made any arrests in response, police have increased its presence in the area. we've had a staffed. >> 2 men car that's been out there since last week. the chief has recently extended that staffing it through this weekend into next week. the sycamore corridor radius extends about 3 blocks and sycamore square has long been known locally as an open air drug market. >> and during a news conference at city hall wednesday, mayor lamar hernandez-thorpe said if you had his way, he would shut the entire shopping center down regardless of where you live in this city where you live in the hills or you live in sycamore, everybody in this community deserves peace and tranquility. mayor hernandez thorpe is exploring short-term solutions to the problem. he is reque

kron four's philippe djegal reports >> multi-million dollar grand theft operation. delta crippling blow tuesday. more than 700 stolen catalytic converters 1100 pounds of stolen copper wire and $150,000 in cash seized at 2 properties in san pablo and richmond. this was part of a larger that, you know, in this year evidence was uncovered that more 6.4 million dollars in transactions has occurred in this year along san pablo police spokesperson peggy chao says 3 men were arrested and booked on charges related to grand theft of copper materials and receiving stolen property. >> all our relatives is a certainly a significant, significant recovery. please consider the men taken into custody. the ringleaders and anticipate more arrests could be forthcoming. there are definitely more out there and hopefully can continue on in this investigation. officer javier rios is the lead investigator this case, which he says started back during the pandemic. >> and ramped up last month when police partnered with the sheriff's office. that's how we came to conclusion was through. >> th

reid says one more day of action is being scheduled for next month in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 >> the lgbtq historical society museum and archive could finally have a permanent home in the castro. the legislation is going to be introduced tuesday to officially secure the site for the museum at the intersection of market inouye. streets. the proposal still has to be approved by the board of supervisors, then the lease and sublease agreements will be settled. but 2 year-old with a hole in his heart. >> when he was born need of life saving surgery. that is what doctor stepped up and the device saved the boy's life. we will make us fat. >> and hurricane helene downgrading now and with tropical depression. we're taking a look at the destruction that big storm left behind in the south. but first, voters prepare to head to the ballot box, republican party leaders, pushing to register more latino voters. >> vice president kamala harris arrives in san francisco tonight ahead of a presidential fundraising event tomorrow. that event called an afternoon with vice president kamala harris

kron four's philippe de gaulle spoke with neighbors who hoped this day of action helps keep the streets clean. >> much that. >> applause for the 3rd time since june. oakland councilmember trevor reed's community safety task force hosting a day of action and community cleanup friday morning. this time along macarthur boulevard in east oakland. but there's one issue that we hear more than anything else in this district. >> it's the impact of the public health crisis illegal dumping and blight, something that we should be able to respond to more proactively. reid says city crews and public works and community ambassadors help out, but it is volunteers and residents joining the cause that make the cleanup successful. it is hurtful when you see a lot of trash and everything in your own neighborhood over the years, reid says similar actions have been held in other communities leading to positive results. most notably along international boulevard where here to make sure that our community knows and we see them, we hear them and we're responding to them with action with a host of volunteers wa

philippe djegal kron. 4 news. well, just a day after pearsall we shot more police activity in union square. this was the scene last night around 6.30, outside the >> handler, a union square hotel between powell and mason streets. san francisco police say they're helping the oakland police department with an investigation, but they did not give us any information for a time, though. hotel guests were not allowed inside. so far, no arrests have been made. >> 10,000 hotel workers are striking across the country on this labor day. and that includes right here in the bay area. it is day 2 since they decided to walk out after failed contract negotiations here locally kron four's lezla gooden reports and think you learn it clear. them >> in 2000 hotel workers are making their voices heard outside of the marriott, hyatt and hilton hotels in san francisco. they're asking for consistent workloads higher wages and affordable health care. you know, as i beginning, but 94 a right and no and one who works in housekeeping at the

kron four's philippe djegal all caught up with some shoppers there. >> private security guards and san francisco police officers intentionally visible in union square public safety along the busy shopping corridor. top of mind just days after rookie san francisco forty-niners wide receiver ricky pearsall was shot during an armed robbery. so they all the police cars on there. >> restrictions is so pretty pretty scary. ask are heinous. visiting from sweden and booked his family's hotel room nearby. should safe. what they heard a maybe not despite the high-profile violence checkers still making trek for high-end products in recent years, the public plaza has been a priority for the police department after a rash of large-scale smash-and-grab robberies prompting some retailers to relocate to other cities being is looking good. sources floor on a walking. >> you know, nobody see the union square alliance says it is saddened by the shooting and relieved to hear pearsall is doing better. in a statement, the alliance goes on to say, quote. >> this holiday weekend, our police presence in union

kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> i am happy to say that we have experienced in the last 72 hours. 0 shooting, sycamore square and the corridor along which it rests in antioch is incurred 15 gang-related shooting since labor day. and so far the police department has not made any arrests in response, police have increased its presence in the area. we've had a staffed. >> 2 men car that's been out there since last week. the chief has recently extended that staffing it through this weekend into next week. the sycamore corridor radius extends about 3 blocks and sycamore square has long been known locally as an open air drug market. >> and during a news conference at city hall wednesday, mayor lamar hernandez-thorpe said if you had his way, he would shut the entire shopping center down regardless of where you live in this city where you live in the hills or you live in sycamore, everybody in this community deserves peace and tranquility. mayor hernandez thorpe is exploring short-term solutions to the problem. he is requesting more help from the california highway patrol and contra cost

internationally, field says fear go on as planned next year on the first saturday of in concord, philippe djegal kron. 4 >> coming up, the mega millions jackpot just keeps growing. how much money you could win if busy night here across florida and there are a lot news stories we're working on tonight for kron. 4 news at 10 11. that's right. dan thorn is standing by for a look at what's coming up. i can handle and grant coming up on kron. 4 news at 10. a san francisco bar struggling after recent break-ins tries to get creative and >> hits. another roadblock will explain. and a vr experience giving viewers a window into the october 7 terror attack on israel. what college students are saying about the exhibit will see it tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 sounds good. >> no well and and will be there. nobody hit the mega millions jackpot last night, which means it has grown to 740 million dollars. the next drawing. is friday night at 8 o'clock tonight, there is also a powerball drawing that jackpot is 93 million dollars, which pales in comparison. but it's still a whole heck of a lot of money. i

did you question, philippe, are you better off than you were four years ago? >> we all lived it. >> dana: did you practice the question? was she prepared to answer it? >> clearly she was. >> dana: that was an answer? >> she knew four years ago. the problem here is donald trump likes to act like he wasn't present for four years like he doesn't have a record. and it was important to the vice president to make sure people remembered that four years ago we were all hunkered down in our homes wearing masks whenever we left and people were out of jobs, inflation was sky high. that's the truth of the matter. that's what people need to be reminded and what donald trump makes very tough for people to remember because obviously he doesn't want them to remember and that's what the vice president, who, you know, looked awfully presidential on tuesday night did. >> dana: philippe, you are not the first biden-harris, now harris surrogate to say well, four years ago we were hunkered down in our homes as if the pandemic was trump's fault. biden-harris asked schools to be closed. can you say that

internationally, field says fear go on as planned next year on the first saturday of in concord, philippe kron. 4 >> alright, feel-good. great story there. yeah. it's no wonder that they feel compelled to keep it open. when you see what is so many done yeah. for folks who you need to outlet, you know, life can be serious and harden. comics are a great way to get away as we take a peek outside on this wednesday. just a beautiful shot over the back. yeah. it's like a little painting out there, it's going to get hotter again tomorrow. what's going on? another hot day specially away from the coastline. but that fog sneaking in give you a pretty good idea. >> where you'll find the cooler weather out along the coastline. those temperatures going to stay down just a bit. still, you get anywhere away from that immediate coast and it's going to get hot spots overlooking san francisco right now. you see those fingers fog just kind of stretching in across the city right now. they'll be filling in the bay overnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. so a little bit stronger push of a low clouds you c

i prefer to in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> well, hot there in antioch today. hot in walnut creek kid, which is where we're looking live here along interstate 6.80, anywhere inland, uncomfortable. >> yeah. lawrence is here. i'm not crazy about getting back up into the. sometimes triple digit seconds. uncomfortable at it. hard to sleep. right. and temperatures 60's and 70's. a little uncomfortable out there. and that's what's going to stay probably the next couple of nights here. anyway, by day we're going to create those temperatures up. we're going to be talking about some of that triple digit heat outside again. youve got sites like this. the one thing we do have you can kind of see that marine layer out there off the coast line. that's going to be some fog forming out toward the beaches. but really that's about it. that's where you're going to see it. so we're left with some beautiful weather outside right now. it is clear we've got that breeze blowing right now after hot day around the bay area. here's a look at some of the other temperatures outside. it wa

kron four's philippe djegal reports from hayward where saint rose supporters and staff rallied for governor newsom's support to try to keep it open. >> time is running out for saint rose hospital in hayward, which alameda county supervisor lisa marquez says is facing imminent closure to the fiscal challenges. we have a solution kids says the solution is ab. 22 71 and supporters rallied around the bill outside the hospital in hayward friday morning. it passed through the state legislature and awaits governor newsom signature to be signed into law. lifeline minutes. can save lives. east bay democratic assembly member liz ortega authored the bill which would allow alameda health system to acquire the hospital and absorb its debts. a rose bush. >> it's part of our community. it's a necessity for our community. mayor mark salinas was born in this hospital and says losing it would cut many in the community off from vital services for giving this loan. >> we'll clear the path for alameda health system to take it over and began relaunch saint rose hospital and start serving the next generation of h

philippe djegal reports a driver injured a bicyclist at an intersection. >> and the driver took off. >> drivers routinely rolled through the stop signs that link and pittman roads in fairfield and neighbors in this southwestern part of town say speeding is common, but it is unclear if that or any other negligence back turned into a hit and run collision at the intersection friday night which left a 45 year-old bicyclist seriously injured and the driver behind the wheel. nowhere to be found. we need to get all the facts before we start alleging bicycles was involved. maybe the motors up. >> but we want to put that out there until we get more facts. we can have a better picture right now. fairfield police lieutenant josiah jacobson says just before 8 o'clock friday night, the bicyclist was hit by a car. but so far no witnesses have come forward. >> there are no crosswalks at the intersection. it is unclear if the victim was attempting to move from one side of the road to the other. unfortunate part is we don't have a lot of facts wrong what we could win a lot out. we're hoping someone

philippe djegal reports the shop has been hit in the past. >> on the surface, it is business as usual at the home consignment center in danville. it open probably thursday morning with customers eager to pick up their next treasured by we furnished to the entire house one time. yeah, i love this. but the sad reality, though, is that less than 24 hours earlier, police say 5 mask black man wearing dark clothing used sledgehammers to break into the display cases and steal jewelry with customers and staff bearing witness. fortunately, no injuries were reported, especially in this day in age employees understandably scared when this happened. one worker tells me that. >> they feel helpless during these incidents because there's not much they can do very, very upsetting and very scary because i don't know where i can go i don't know where i can go on anymore and be say at least 3 times in 3 decades. an employee tells kron 4 this business has been robbed. >> wednesdays robbery mirrors one carried out here in december when surveillance cameras captured 3 men shattering the display cases and t

. >> a launching into super stardom today kron four's philippe djegal reports that oakland honored lead by renaming an intersection after him. >> way. >> moving forward, the intersection broadway and garnet street in oakland renamed bruce lee way. the location where legendary martial arts and film star lee and his studio in oakland. and we're here really built his new style and from which his superstardom was oakland city councilmember at large, rebecca kaplan spearheaded the effort to early the commemorative street renaming attended monday by local leaders and community members inspired by lee's life. this is such a momentous occasion for celebration and my father would be thrilled, please, widow, daughter and granddaughter on hand to soak in the film icons contributions to the town here in oakland. he found piers. >> he found here's who are. >> open-minded, who were on the same track as him who are interested in experimentation who are interested. >> in change leads former martial arts school no longer in the area. but the impact left behind remains as strong as the man who co-founded

the country's former prime minister , edouard philippe, stepping on his toes, said that he intends to become president of the country in a year. the cartoon reflects the crisis of power in the fifth republic. for more than two months, the country has been living without a prime minister and government. macron refused to appoint a prime minister from the coalition, who took first place in the elections, and now he himself may lose power. the party unbowed france initiated a resolution on the removal. it has already been signed by more than 80 supporters to take to the streets in protest of the deputies. left forces have called on their own against the autocratic rule of emmanuel macron. the start of the all. french marathon of street riots against the policies of the country's president is scheduled for saturday, meanwhile, the outskirts of the state are already ablaze, in new caledonia, one of france's overseas territories, during confrontation between the police and local independence activists, 11 people have already died, and the authorities have made more than 2,500 arrests. new c

kron four's philippe djegal talked to the mayor says options could include closures and reaching outnational guard. >> all options are on the table. we have to. we have to keep all options on the table. at least 14 additional shootings have been reported in the city of antioch since police say 21 year-old elijah scales was shot to death on peppertree way september 2nd. police say most of the shootings are gang related and in retaliation to skills is killing. >> cavallo road and the sycamore corridor have been hot spots on tuesday. mayor lamar hernandez-thorpe saying the violence has waned in the days since police increased officers in the area and hopes that continues otherwise restricting public access to the troubled roads and reaching out for the u.s. national guards assistance could be considered. i said if the violence does not subside. >> here extra efforts to i'm willing to fight for. and i would hope that the council would join in that effort because, you know, this is not just the mayor's responsibility. this is a collective effort in a recent statement, interim police chief

philippe gaulle is working that story. he'll have it for us coming up today at 4.30. >> a child has been injured in a possible shooting in san francisco, a police responded to child's home on chicago way. this was about 5.30, friday night. that was after reports of a possible shooting and officers did find a little girl who was injured. they have not released any details. that investigation is continuing. >> that developing news today was the forty-niners first practice since rookie receiver ricky pearsall was shot in the chest in san francisco over the weekend. it and conference charles clifford was at levi's stadium. he has the latest details from the team. >> well, here in santa clara on tuesday, the forty-niners return to the practice field without wide receiver ricky pearsall who is recovering at home from his injuries. we did hear from team general manager john lynch who says the last few days have been challenging, but he believes that ricky, we'll one day return to the field. >> sobering. it was it was very sober.

kron four's philippe djegal was at the courthouse in oakland where gonzalez's mother spoke out. >> he was elected you are. my will merely 3 and a half years after her son mario gonzalez was killed in alameda police custody. eat of our analysts pointing outside alameda county superior court friday morning for a judge to look past a technical error and maintain involuntary manslaughter charges against the officers connected to her son's it started with a welfare check and turned violent when officers through gonzalez to the ground and put pressure on his body, which in autopsy says contributed to his death. was walking a one, but many of way. >> they need pay it. thank thank you all. that her knees representing the defendants arguing necessary follow-up documents including a probable cause statement and an arrest warrant were not filed within the three-year statute of limitations. on friday, the judge heard from both sides and expects to announce a ruling by the next court date october 11. >> last december, the city of alameda settled a wrongful death. civil rights lawsuits with the gon

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> big lots are closing across the state and the country. the once popular low price retailer has filed for bankruptcy. they've agreed to sell the business to an affiliate of a private equity firm. big lots has been losing money for a couple of years now as it deals with debt and softer sales. the company has 1400 stores still open across the country. 109 of them are in california. the fda is now mandating women who get mammograms be notified about their density health experts say having dense can put women at higher risk of cancer because dads press make it more difficult to spot cancer on a mammogram effective today. all reports after a mammogram are required to include an assessment of density. those letters must also include specific language to explain how it can influence the accuracy of a mammogram. >> bart is hosting a free fashion show this saturday. it's called project done way. a farewell to bark paper tickets. the event features work from design students, all of the clothes you may have guessed are made from old paper park ticket

and now at a new location as kron four's philippe djegal reports the owners of flying colors, comics felt compelled to keep the business running for the community. >>it's not a fresh start, but rather the continuation of a really good thing we're keeping this business going because of the community flanked by a loyal small army of family, friends and staff joe and levy field have been working at a fever pitch since saturday when for the final time that their original location at oak grove plaza in concord, they close their doors, then turned their attention to their new spot in town at heritage square off parker avenue across from buchanan field airport hustling to get it open this week. finding just to welcome, everybody. >>wednesday marks a new era for the east bay staple that was on the brink of shuttering for good when the fields were not offered a lease renewal, it is either find a new space or retire and loyal patrons are grateful. couple chose comics home. >>well, you should how kind a shame place for it? >>going to hawaii and for others, flying colors has been their safe spac

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, this is what police say.n accused of threatening a school in santa rosa. police say they found the man with this handgun near meadow view. elementary officers believe the suspect is a member. gang was arrested and is now facing several charges. new at 10, a san jose man has been charged for stealing more than $1000 worth of copper from a hardware store in contra costa county. prosecutors say the man stole the copper wiring from outdoor supply hardware in moraga on tuesday. they say he stole the wiring by loading it into an empty vacuum box and only paying for the cost of the vacuum. he was arrested 2 days later when he revisited this torrent of returns of items. police say the man is also facing outstanding warrants in other counties. university police in san jose state say scammers are calling students pretending to be them. the department says scammers are able to make color id's look like it's coming from the university police and then they're asking people to call china to protect their personal informati

philippe djegal reports flying colors. comics is already back open at a new location. >> welcome everybody. less than a week after closing down flying colors, comics at oak grove plaza in concord, where the business operated since the late 80's co-owners joe and levy field resume their business wednesday at a new location in town. continuing a nearly 4 decades long run in the east bay. i think i might have had a hard time showing my face in public if we were tired, he laughs about it now. but jokey old says there were serious moments where he and his wife considered retiring. >> their previous landlord did not offer to renew their lease. still, the couple chose to relocate and keep going for so grandma this is exciting. wednesday's reopening off parker avenue across from buchanan field airport was a chance for long time customers to stop by and show support. >> dame of x has not only been shopping at flying colors for years. he is also a former employee. i'm really happy that they've been able to stick around. >> continue

unfortunately, the shop's owner told kron four's philippe djegal. this is not the first time this has happened. >> empty display cases with the back panels busted out the jewelry showcased inside of them stolen at the home consignment center in danville wednesday afternoon by who police described as 5 masked black men wearing dark clothing. i'm amazed that. >> this is going on and they said this is the 3rd time at least 3 times in 3 decades. an employee tells customer margy gresham and kron 4. this business has been robbed. wednesday's robbery mirrors one carried out here in december. >> when surveillance cameras capture 3 men shuttering the display cases and taking the jewelry employees understandably scared when this happened. one worker tells me that they feel helpless during these incidents because there's not much they can do said were there and they have a gun he said no. >> they just come do it. >> take denville. police responded to wednesday afternoons, robbery, but the suspects fled in a car before officers arrived. leaving the store with a

. >> and filmmaker today and as kron four's philippe djegal reports, lee had roots in the city beforento super stardom. >> the lot has changed over the decades, but in the 1960's, san francisco native bruce lee opened and operated a martial arts school here on broadway in his daughter, shannon says the town and her father were a perfect fit before he became an international superstar. oakland was chosen because oakland was where his peers were. >> and where that open mind was on monday. local leaders joined the community honoring lead with a commemorative street renaming as we renamed a street in honor of bruce lee today. >> we also pay tribute to the values that he stood for. that is what martial arts does. the intersection at broadway and garnet street now known as bruce leeway roads converging warily built his knee bruise. >> way. >> councilmember at-large, rebecca kaplan spearheading the effort for the roll modeled a strength and a self determination shine forth and he'll change that perception. and that stereotype asian americans, lee's widow, daughter and granddaughter on hand t

showered and then go out and get a job. >> what this could be the end of this cycle in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 >> take a look at the middle of your screen here yet. there you go. that's a humpback whale putting on a show for us. this was today at rockaway beach near pacifica. you wouldn't believe who the videographer was here. tell me our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. yeah, work. >> pro. right it's absolutely beautiful ice off you just a couple weeks ago down in top and blowing the water out there. spouts to that is very cool shot. the seagulls are loving it, too. they're like, yeah, really behind. nice day to be by the beatles, great day. and you know what? they've they were kind of lazy out there today because they've had so much food, the but >> you know what? they come all the way out. they completely breach out of the water and then they just split. just amazingly. but we want to go check it out there. all the coastline right now on a nice couple of days to do it. a lot of sunshine coming your way. again. couple patches of fog out there tonight. some of that jus

philippe djegal reports the shop has been targeted before. >> the display cases with the back panelsside of them stolen at the home consignment center in danville wednesday afternoon by who police described as 5 masked black men wearing dark clothing. i'm amazed that. >> this is going on and they said this is the 3rd time at least 3 times in 3 decades. an employee tells customer mardi and kron 4. this business has been robbed. wednesday's robbery mirrors one carried out here in december. >> when surveillance cameras capture 3 men shuttering the display cases and taking the jewelry. employees understandably scared when this happened. one worker tells me that they feel helpless during these incidents because there's not much they can do were there and they have a gun or anything. he said no. >> they just come do it. >> take denville. police responded to wednesday afternoons, robbery, but the suspects fled in a car before officers arrived. leaving the store with another big monetary loss. not only that, i mean, if those pieces were on consignment, it isn't just the story. it's the peopl

>> we have to start taking care these people because >> mean that help as in san pablo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> heads up for travelers, alaska and hawaiian airlines have officially merge the u.s. department of transportation gave approval for alaska to purchase hawaiian for just under 2 billion dollars dot laid-out. several conditions of for the deal. the airlines need to continue offering flights on critical routes and preserve their rewards programs. for now, if you're traveling on either airline, you will still check in and book on their separate websites. the new ceo vows the 2 carriers will continue to operate as their separate brands. >> take a look at this. a towering water spout in venezuela, local media there says the water spout which formed amid intense rainfall and thunderstorms caused walls to collapse. it roofs of houses to actually fly away. this has got to credible, has something see there and are doing a water spots around here long get we do you know, florida get a whole lot of in there. we will see something here. that one they can develop a couple differ

philippe djegal spoke with the neighbors who hope this helps to keep the streets clean. >> stephanie allen has called east oakland home for more than 40 years. she lives a few blocks away from macarthur boulevard in myers street free legal dumping and a nearby encampment are turning sing her community. i do a lot >> complaining. >> but i want to be part of the solution to that is why she joined up with other neighbors and volunteers friday morning picking up trash along the corridor. that is struggling to keep families and businesses in the area come out and make their own community to help to come out, to pick up trash it, to get along with each other and they can do that. alby the law business corridor that. >> the gathering marking councilmember tree where reads 3rd community safety test first day of action and community cleanup event in the neighborhood since june. we're seeing we're responding and we're delivering and we need in our community where they are with the resources and the services support that they deserve. and while volunteers, city crews and community ambassadors,

before the end of the presidential term , for example, the former prime minister of france, edouard philippe who was close to macron, was quoted as saying that he has made a bet that macron will step down by the beginning of 2025, that is, in a few months. we also had a poll this week. it was published by the one france channel that 51 french people were in favor of macron's resignation. emanuel macron, who is so clinging to power , is at the root of this crisis in the last four years, mr. macron's youths have not offered any solution to their problems, and they just want to be in power . i think that mr. macron is spending his last days. then it belongs to the past and he cannot dissolve the french national assembly. it cannot have any amendments in one year. aide, and in this direction, we have marine le pen, the national community party, which is a big challenge against macron , and we really do not envision a political future for macron , i think that he cannot finish his presidential term, all political parties taking from philip. the fire of insults and distortions of the opponent will

and as kron four's philippe djegal reports, investigators say they've been working on this case for years. >> but just now made the arrests >> multi-million dollar grand theft operation, delta crippling blow tuesday. more than 700 stolen catalytic converters 1100 pounds of stolen copper wire and $150,000 in cash seized at 2 properties in san pablo and richmond. this was part of a larger that, you know, in this year alone, evidence was uncovered that more 6.4 million dollars in transactions has occurred in this year along san pablo police spokesperson peggy chao says 3 men were arrested and booked on charges related to grand theft of copper materials and receiving stolen property. >> all our relatives is a certainly a significant, significant recovery. please consider the men taken into custody. the ringleaders and anticipate more arrests could be forthcoming. there are definitely more out there and hopefully can continue on in this investigation. officer javier rios is the lead investigator this case, which he says started back during the pandemic and ramped up last month when police part

kron four's philippe djegal reports. we're just trying to survive a desperate pleas to the san francisco has business oversight commission thursday his house resident constantly fearing displacement and swift removal of his belongings. point lucas chamberlain stressed prior to the meeting during a news conference held by the coalition on homelessness. >> which advocates for people living in vehicles and on the approached. >> by a 78 parking officers weekly, the commission has drafted a statement on homeless, vital record in property loss directed to leaders in various city agencies, including the police fire and public works departments urging certain items not be taken during sweeps. >> vital records like identification documents, medicine, medical equipment, survival gear, food and water. on thursday, the commission decided to rent at the statement into a formal resolution for a vote at its next meeting. really cruel and harsh. >> actions by the city that and exasperated homelessness. when real solutions are really at

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right.a look at the new bar fare gates now in place at 24th and mission station in san francisco. these are much bigger and intended to help prevent fare evasion. this is the 3rd station to get the new gates. they have already been installed at the west oakland station and civic center stations. >> and happening right now, the circus is in town to celebrate as ap centers. huge milestone. san jose venue marks its 5,000 event today ringling brothers and barnum and bailey circus is in that look fun. the circus kicked off friday and runs through tomorrow. and a car lovers dream. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. we take you inside a museum in the east bay. well, you can get your fix for class and style. plus a party for 2 bay area gold medalist. how you can get in on the fun. >> and look at our temperatures for today. we've got those mid 90's still well in london. you're going to see some of that also in the south bay. but the heat is breaking a little bit up towards the north with 80'

kron four's philippe djegal has their story. >> this comics boxes still standing but its contents have been destroyed is a disappointing. when we look here to the left to some work do andrea williams is president of the san pablo baseball association. the nonprofit serves both boys and girls. on monday, a friend called notifying williams the league storage box at davis park was burglarized and intentionally set on fire. the total loss and damage exceeding a combined $100,000. he woke me up in dissent under got some terrible, a 30 year-old transient named ulysses sanchez was tracked down by officers that same morning and taken into custody with some of the stolen equipment in his possession at the time. a baseball coach in a softball coach for the use. and i could imagine starting a season without equipment to the kids. police captain bradley, linda bloom has been in constant contact with williams over the theft and arson. >> and he's confident the community will help pull the league through this. i know this and how baseball. so she getting great support from our community even outside

he was a true artist and a true legend in oakland, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> now let's talk about forecast as we take a live look outside. you can see for yourself what a gorgeous, gorgeous day it is. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan here with all the details for us. hi kyla. yeah. and it is beautiful and you can see here as we take a live look at stormtracker 4 that we know were under the influence right now. high pressure. we're getting the blue skies, but things are changing for us. we are going to see that get a lot cooler tomorrow after one more hot day. i wanted to take your eye, though, down to mexico where we had hurricane john, a category 3 hurricane made landfall there. you can see just to the south and east of acapulco bringing with it some very strong winds and obviously storm surge and rain there. now, that is not the only tropical system. we're going to hear people talk about over the next couple of days. we have another one. now. that is right between basically mexico and cuba. and this is the one that is now the new tropical storm. so let me kind of show you where

now oakland is honoring him by naming an intersection after him kron four's philippe chagall has that story. >> way. >> moving forward. the intersection at broadway and garnet street in oakland renamed bruce lee way. the location where legendary martial arts and film star lee ahead his studio in oakland. >> and we're here really built his new style and from which is super stardom was oakland city councilmember at large, rebecca kaplan spearheaded the effort to honor lee. the commemorative street renaming attended monday by local leaders and community members inspired by lee's life. this is such a momentous occasion for celebration and my father would be thrilled, please, widow, daughter and granddaughter on hand to soak in the film icons contributions to the town here in oakland, he found piers. he found here's who are. >> open-minded, who were on the same track as him who are interested in experimentation who are interested. >> in change leaves former martial arts school no longer in the area. but the impact left behind remains as strong as the man who co-founded it. he was so unique

kron four's philippe djegal reports from city hallwwhere the mayor updated the public on all the recent crime. >> i am happy to say that we have experienced in the last 72 hours. 0 shooting, sycamore square and the corridor along which it rests in antioch is incurred 15 gang-related shooting since labor day. and so far the police department has not made any arrests in response, police have increased its presence in the area. we've had a staffed. >> 2 men car that's been out there since last week. the chief has recently extended that staffing it through this weekend into next week. the sycamore corridor radius extends about 3 blocks and sycamore square has long been known locally as an open air drug market. >> and during a news conference at city hall wednesday, mayor lamar hernandez-thorpe said if you had his way, he would shut the entire shopping center down regardless of where you live in this city where you live in the hills or you live in sycamore, everybody in this community deserves peace and tranquirity. mayor hernandez thorpe is exploring short-term solutions to the problem. he

philippe djegal reports the thieves got away with 2 exotic birds worth more than $4,000. >> sometime between friday night and saturday morning, we're sadie's camps as a thief broke through a side window to her conquered bird shop cold feathered follies and came in through the window. >> still the birds and went back out through the window camps as they took to food 25 year-old umbrella, and plato, a 28 year-old african red belly, both rare and exotic birds worth a lot of money that requires specialized care playdoh. we listed at 1600. tofu we listed a 2,500 camp has filed a report with police who are investigating the costly burglary. the first camp has experienced since buying the shop in 2020. she says police have collected dna evidence that will hopefully help lead to an arrest. finally, african red-bellied can live 40 45 years. tofu. i'm really cocto everything can make it 60 to 80. meanwhile, camp is raising funds online to use as reward money to encourage the birds safe return. the gold. the ideas always been the same to help birds and their people in and give a better quality

a kron four's philippe djegal was there for the grand opening. >> welcome everybody. >> than a week after closing down flying colors, comics at oak grove plaza in concord, where the business operated since the late 80's co-owners joe and levy field resume their business wednesday a new location in town. continuing a nearly 4 decades long run in the east bay. i think i might have had a hard time showing my face in public. if we retired. he laughs about it now. but tokyo says there were serious moments where he and his wife considered retiring their previous landlord did not offer to renew their lease. still, the couple chose to relocate and keep going for some of exciting wednesday's reopening off parker avenue across from buchanan field airport was a chance for long time customers to stop by and show support. >> dama becks has not only been shopping at flying colors for years. he is also a former employee. i'm really happy that they've been able to stick around. >> continue to build the place. and i like to call home for comics. chris walker says comics have helped him develop his love of

philippe, you got caught up with the fans in the east bay gearing up by getting their gear before the showdown. >> new season goes hand-in-hand with new gear and sports fever in brentwood. monday is where diehard east county san francisco forty-niners fans started their morning. franchise is 6 super bowl championship in the light. at the end of this season's tunnel. and it was a messy offseason you can everything. but i feel like it's it's all coming together. and i think >> first game this season. full speed, the gas and we're going to new york jets, the opponent, but fans are thinking bigger than just one game. this season is a marathon in the faithful are confident they have a team strong enough to be the last one standing. and marcus pause is doing his part to keep the line moving. are you superstitious? >> yeah, for yes. that what you're supposed have, that the jersey washed part of the game every sunday or monday night. so, yeah, you know, it can't go on with the buffalo sauce. with whatever gets it done just as long as the big name show play and lay it all out on the line. ther