we just want help to cope. philippe, you should not feel proud of being the king. they should be proud as you people who have accidents still a dara. and with us, everyone except i'm own of you. more than 200 people have died in the floods and thousands have lost their homes destroyed by the wall of water and mont . many people still don't have drinking water 5 days after the flight. strong health has been slow and reaching where it's most needed. and many believe the tragedy could have been avoided. if lot warnings had been issued in time of real stories of people that, that didn't even get the alarm when they were already drowning in their garage and the same who made it alive. but, you know, surviving me said we didn't even have the alarm until we got out and we got, we received. the alarms of the heavy rain was coming, but nobody was warranted about them. which is a moment to remind you that well, so know the need. we must have help him find and the best phone and see if we can sleep. but if you, if we need minutes, we help with this little the, this is wilder'

welcome king philippe and queen latifah of spain. as well as prime minister pen throw, sanchez, have cut short a visit to the flood reg, province of valencia and anger over the slow government response to last week's disaster. hit a climax today enraged by late warnings and the late assistance of spain's of worse flash flooding. in decades, furies crowds hurled mont and insults at the royal's security. struggle to maintain order, the death toll from the natural disaster has risen again to 217. the emergency campaign is now switching to a recovery effort, as hopes of finding survivors fades, but a severe weather warning a quarter of parts of the region is hindering operations with more intense rain forecast. hundreds of people are set to be missing. here's more from the spanish minister for it territorial policy. no problem. i've heard about the somebody's here. we cannot give exact figures from the number of missing people that we would also. we have to be absolutely rigorous. it's clear that we already have a very high number of peo

thanks for joining me, spans king, philippe quin lateesha and other government officials were given a furious reception by enraged plus survivors during their visit to valencia. the royals were pelted with mud and tackled by a crowd of the eastern spanish region where deadly floods have killed more than 200 people. prime minister pedro sanchez fled from the scene during an official visit to pay parsa and $1.00 of the hardest hit areas we're more than 60 people perished and thousands of livelihoods were lost. confronted with anger and frustration, spain's king sleep and queen leticia visit the town of fi port, the new valencia more than 60 people died here after flash, not tons its streets into rivers. the austin crowd greeted them with cries of us se new or killer in english, and some protesters who object and modest them laying their amounting sense of abandonment. the argos that know that the other day, the student on the road is neighbors and looking for loved ones. we just one top politicians to come and help and we just want help to cope the lead. hey, you should not feel proud o

kron four's philippe de gaulle shows us how the thefts are slowing down. food deliveries now to vulnerable seniors. >> another band propped up on a flatbed truck being hauled away to a local mechanic for costly repairs and all too familiar sight for charlie dent or line left to manage the expensive theoretical repair bills. thieves leave behind their calling underneath the van. they're drilling into the gas tank there and catching as much of the fuel as possible. >> they've done that to this them. that other large refrigerated van there. and the small well smaller white refrigerated van down there all this past week. >> the same 1, 3, s o s meals on wheels bans burglarized this week in san leandro says dead or line bringing the overall total since the start of the year. >> to 8 that's happening between 07:00pm and 05:00am usually over the weekends or holiday weekend. but it's overnight. debtor line says the thefts have cost the non profit more than $16,000 in losses and damages the hurting someone that's out there helping others. san leandro mayor juan gon

that's where we find kron four's philippe djegal live. he is on scene shares the latest.e. >> hi, stephanie. a terrible story on any day, but especially difficult today. the day before we give. thanks for all of the good in our lives. just take a look at what this impact done to this area and not only to the people involved but physically here to this structure here. the cybertruck, the tesla cybertruck that slammed into this area really did some damage to the side wall. and then as we pan over here to the tree where the truck ended up, you could see in addition to the flowers that have been left here, the tree is burned out. we just saw a mourner stopped by one of several neighbors, friends or passers-by paying their respects here. but dropping flowers often sharing quiet moment for the victims. piedmont pol ce chief jeremy bowers spoke about the crash earlier today and would not share the ages of the victims but did confirm 3 people died. one person survived and is in critical condition at a hospital. woman who knows some of the victims who died and is in close contact

philippe djegal has her story. >> terry red revisits lone tree way at canada valley road in antioch. late sister patricia ready used to live in an encampment behind the lows shopping center at this intersection where she was hit by a car saturday. october 12, 2 was in the crosswalk. cross-industry dogs. in our arms. this random both down in a news release following the incident. antioch police stating the victim was unconscious when officers and paramedics responded. >> just before 8.30, that night, gary read spoke with investigators who she says tell her speed factored into the crash person. never stop person kept going. >> danny was slow down to see if she was ok. red says her sister died from her injuries. 11 days after the collision making this the first thanksgiving ready will celebrate without her sister around. it's going to be tough. it's going to be very tough. she just hopes the person behind the wheel that night comes forward because she says her sister should still be alive a lot of people under her wing. >> she played mother rolled. everybody care of everybody. i should

kron four's philippe chagall says the thefts are slowing down. fosd deliveries to seniors right now. >> a delivery vans outside s o s meals on wheels in san leandro have been vandalized and burglarized this year with thieves accelerating their thefts in the past week targeting 3 more vans in 4 nights. it is tough. it's tough at this time of year. going to the nonprofits, latest vehicles to get hit loaded onto the back of a flatbed tow truck for repairs at a local auto body shop. charlie dent or line is the nonprofit's executive director. i don't think it has anything to do with who we are, what we do. but it's incredibly unfortunate. >> vehicles are the ones being around at this time. debtor line says the thefts have cost the non profit more than $16,000 in losses and damages. they're calling underneath the van. they're drilling into the gas tank there and catching as much the fuel as possible. >> done that to this them. >> another large refrigerated van there. and the small well smaller white refrigerated van down there all this past week. >> th

now, violence continues in the city of antioch kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> as the line grew with drivers pulling up to pick up their drive-thru coffee just before 9 o'clock wednesday morning. and visitors headed to the slaton ranch shopping center in antioch, 2 good samaritans exited their cars to help a driver who they believed had just crashed in front of the shopping center. >> ended up becoming victims have to do the best you can to put ucl. police say when 2 women approached the driver, he pushed the door open, knocking one woman over as he rushed to the other victim's car. and she was trying to get her percent of the vehicle was actually inside the vehicle and fled the scene with her inside he took off on with her. now. >> that's >> scary. the suspect drove with the victim for about a mile and a half down lone tree way before the victim was able to get out of the car near another shopping center. very brave. luckily she was not police investigations. sergeant bill whitaker says the 34 year-old suspect was eventually arrested on the other end of town following a high-sp

to scotland now where the pressure is building on rangers manager philippe clermont after their recentn put them nine points behind their opponants, and also their rivals celtic. those two play each other in the semi final of the league cup on saturday, while on sunday, the holders rangers take on motherwell in the other semi—final at hampden. a chance to defend their trophy could help clermont keep hisjob, but motherwell will have something to say about that. kenny crawford reports. fans will have to wait until november the 24th at ipswich town to take charge of the club for the first time. the first time they will see him in the dove dugout against the norwegian side bodo. rude venice roi the norwegian side bodo. rude venice r0| will stay in charge until he takes charge on monday. amorin has commitments with sporting with the next couple of weeks. he takes charge of his current club this seizing. he takes charge of the champions league with none other than manchester city. to scotland now, where the pressure is building on rangers manager philippe clermont after their recent defeat t

police say he ran over another man multiple times and then drove off kron four's philippe de gaulle reports. >> what did you see? i just see that soon after tony witnessed a white dodge pickup truck speed away from the solano town center in fairfield late thursday morning, he learned the driver of the truck just modem and down in the north side parking lot. he hid you know, 3, pains. police say the victim who has not been identified by the solano county coroners office was simply walking through the parking lot when he was struck. he died on scene. investigators have not indicated the suspect and victim knew each other. motive remains under investigation is probably just working minding its own business >> he died for their police, say a good samaritan witnessed the incident called 9-1-1 and stayed on the phone with dispatch following the truck for more than 2 miles until police stopped and arrested the driver on east tabor avenue. >> a 25 year-old fairfield resident identified by police as the count acaba telling the toe. >> police say he is well known to officers due to previous mental he

our storm coverage continues in the east bay now with kron four's philippe djegal. all the reports from us and pavel neighborhood that floods during big storms like today's. >> has lived on the ruling would drive long enough in san pablo to know the routine when rain falls and the winds kick up, pull in the garbage cans cover the classic car clearly yard and hope for the best. always worried because i have a huge tree. that's my neighbors in the back and every year i wait for that tree to come down. but >> somehow it hasn't yet. and the gutters will flag. and when the gunners are backed up with debris from nearby creek, historically, the neighborhood floods david klepper age is an encroachment inspector for the contra costa county public works department. he spent the morning identifying troubled areas may remain engaged crews to address this is an inlet that collects water. >> and the water comes and then it goes out to the creek. so we're going to make sure that this is ready to go and unclog. so these pipes that have. >> biden, meanwhile, a meal and his wife, fat

say they're bringing back foot patrols to try to help stop the repeated gun violence kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> more than a dozen gang-related shootings in antioch were reported at or near sycamore square in the month following labor day and for shootings were reported in the area in the week leading up to veterans day. think amounts >> the. >> every you be scared to be in his watch out because, you know, you all know you don't loan. >> do what we caught up with quiche dog as she was doing laundry at the shopping center early friday morning where bullet holes marked up the windows. just look out here right now in and get out in response to the violence along sycamore drive. the police department is adding foot patrols to the area. in addition to patrol cars, police say officers will walk the neighborhood daily at random times to maximize their effectiveness. in a statement to kron 4 interim chief brian addington says, quote, the foot patrols are part of our proactive approach to reduce violence and ensuring the safety of our residents as our staffing levels continue to increa

they say kron four's philippe djegal join them. >> heading down the stretch of the presidential election while driving through lafayette. jeremy gaillard spotted lisa does waving flags and signs in support of now president elect donald trump and decided to join her 2 weeks ago and both have been rallying on the elk or too little of our freeway overcrossing ever since a wonderful feel. >> stuart, justify trump's resounding victory tuesday night exceeding this grows expectations related shop. >> shot. i had no plans or what if we want this burrow leads. the grassroots group patriots of contra costa. you have a country to say we have lots of hard work. >> to bring unity. >> all the different parts of our fabulous country. wednesday's rally did not attract a lot of people, but those who did show up say based on the election results, their voices and hopes for the country travel far. i want to see. >> a miracle of unity. >> i want to see the hate go away. i want to see a stronger america not benefiting non-americans. being able to benefit the world as long as we stay secure. and trump support

. >> this comes as kron four's philippe djegal reports gang-related shootings have continued along a troubled corridor. >> more than a dozen gang-related shootings in antioch were reported at or near sycamore square in the month following labor day and for shootings were reported in the area in the week leading up to veterans day. think amounts >> the. >> every you good to be in his watch out because, you know, you all know you don't come >> do what we caught up with quiche dog as she was doing laundry at the shopping center early friday morning where bullet holes marked up the windows to smoke out here right now early get in and get out in response to the violence along sycamore drive. the police department is adding foot patrols to the area. in addition to patrol cars, police say officers will walk the neighborhood daily at random times to maximize their effectiveness. in a statement to kron 4 interim chief brian addington says, quote, the foot patrols are part of our proactive approach to reduce violence and ensuring the safety of our residents as our staffing levels continue to i

>> tonight at 5.30, violence continues in the city of antioch kron four's philippe djegal reports this time a woman says a person carjacked when she stopped to help them after a crash. >> as the line grew with drivers pulling up to pick up drivers pulling up to pick up thei before 9 o'clock wednesday morning. and visitors headed to the slaton ranch shopping center in antioch, 2 good samaritans who exited their cars to help a driver who they believed had just crashed in front of the shopping center, ended up becoming victims. have to do the best you can to put ucl. police say when 2 women approached the driver, he pushed the door open, knocking one woman over as he rushed to the other victim's car. and she was trying to get her percent of the vehicle was actually inside the vehicle and he fled the with her he took off on with her. now. >> that's >> scary. the suspect drove with the victim for about a mile and a half down lone tree way before the victim was able to get out of the car near another shopping center. very brave. luckily she was not police investigations. sergeant bill whitak

kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> for laura ly rose returning to covenant house california in santa clara. >> always a homecoming. this places on us like a family case. management does roses profession now and she credits covenant house california, keeping her path to guiding transitional aged unhoused youth and survivors of human trafficking. >> find homes and themselves along the way. wherever you go, lean on the people that you have. and somebody offers help take it because >> doing the stuff on your own just because you had to do it doesn't mean that you need to keep doing. rosewood, know, felt disconnected like i had no community >> the purpose the 24 year-old texas native spent 2 years at the historic western motel along el camino reale turned covenant house after unfortunately landing on the % streets of the time. i was ready to leave here. i have my confidence. i had an appointment. i felt purposeful. i had. >> family. this is. >> one of our bedrooms. the non-profit provides a standing room with food, clothing, few and a roommate to help through recovery. mental health servi

. >> our kron philippe djegal reports the gunfire prompted a lockdown at a nearby elementary school. >> bullets pierced through jocelyn's home late tuesday morning narrowly missing her father and brot er-in-law standing in the kitchen. heard a really close. >> my husband say those are umpires like get on the slow jocelyn lives on east 18th street and can follow road antioch. police say the incident started at a gas station on the other side of jocelyn's fence. as a silver sedan left the station. police say at least one suspect in a dark colored sedan opened fire. and the silver car crashed into johnson's families. vehicles parked in her lot. then police say a man and a woman were seen running away in opposite directions. one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence that it seems like he had a gun. and she said that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta prep. >> the elementary school was briefly

the victim sisters telling kron four's philippe chagall the driver has not been caught.'s hoping she says for justice this holiday season. >> terry red revisits lone tree way at canada valley road in antioch. her late sister patricia red used to live in an encampment behind the lows shopping center at this intersection where she was hit by a car saturday. october 12, 2 was in the crosswalk crossing the street. dogs. in our arms. this random both down in a news release following the incident. antioch police stating the victim was unconscious when officers and paramedics responded. >> just before 8.30, that night, terry red spoke with investigators who she says tell her speed factored into the crash person. never stop person kept going. >> danny was slow down to see if she was ok. red says her sister died from her injuries. 11 days after the collision making this the first thanksgiving red will celebrate without her sister around. it's going to be tough. it's going to be very tough. she just hopes the person behind the wheel that night comes forward because she says her si

and so far it has in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron, 4 news. >> san mateo county sheriff's deputy is under arrest tonight. and this comes as the county supervisors are asking the sheriff to resign over her alleged relationship with her chief of staff. tensions have been brewing between sheriff christina corpus and to unions since this summer over her chief of staff and reports of a toxic work environment caused by chief of staff victor on today. the board of supervisors released an independent report from a retired judge. they claim the sheriff and on yea have been in a personal relationship and the 2 of them, they say, of engaged in retaliation and intimidation the supervisors also identified the sheriff's deputy arrested today as carlos to p a who is the president of the deputy sheriffs association. the supervisors pointed out pia is no confidence for him back in september, sheriff corpus has scheduled another press conference for this hour. there was one earlier today. kron four's sara stinson is there and she will have a full report coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 10 11.

philippe djegal explains. >> for a few weeks now in a desperate effort to thwart thieves employees at high gift and many market on high street in east oakland have changed up the way they lock up each night at the close of business. seems like it's it's working 4 times this year store manager saw lee fan who says suspects have used what he believes are stolen cars to ran through the front of the store before burglarizing it. don't get. >> the sleepy go home. he gets weighed for the long arm to go off south in whose is taking a page from the book of thieves. buy back into use, banned purchased by the store to protect it at the way to the door lock where it stays parked overnight. every night they happen. break into since we got then and whose hopes it stays that way. >> he says he has filed reports with oakland police after each incident. but so far no arrests have been made. 4 times is basically where now we're not making it. >> but what hopefully will make governor gavin newsom announced last week he is extending the surge of california highway patrol officers in oakland. the operati

remarkable women kron four's philippe gaulle introduces us to felicia thibodeau. >> and being good. alicia thibodeau loves people and people love her. we were here. we've got a know why recreation health care, nutrition and technology. we believe axis is key those efforts are dedicated to the elderly population. i've 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 is lakeview. all in my district. oceanview were said heights ingleside. we don't care about serving 5,000. >> we care that we serve everyone who you? who comes to ride or so even when we run out of 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 that supplement the free bagged groceries, distributed every wednesday. is this what you envision to be doing? her work as a career helping people like this? >> actually, this is my 3

the victim's sister is telling kron four's philippe chagall. the driver has not been caught. she says she is hoping for justice this holiday season. >> terry red revisits lone tree way at canada valley road in antioch. her late sister patricia red used to live in an encampment behind the lows shopping center at this intersection where she was hit by a car saturday. october 12, 2 was in the crosswalk crossing the street. dogs. in our arms. just random both down in a news release following the incident, antioch police stating the victim was unconscious when officers and paramedics responded. >> just before 8.30, that night, terry red spoke with investigators who she says tell her speed factored into the crash person. never stop person kept going. >> danny was slow down to see if she was ok. red says her sister died from her injuries. 11 days after the collision making this the first thanksgiving red will celebrate without her sister around. it's going to be tough. it's going to be very tough. she just hopes the person behind the wheel that night comes forward because she says h

kron four's philippe de gaulle was >> out there today with college students in pleasant hill that were casting their ballots for the very first time. >> hours before the polls close tuesday, students and staff at diablo valley college in pleasant hill dropping their ballots off at a contra costa county sanction drop-off box. conveniently located on campus actually did of things incredibly important. others delaying their vote until the end of the day to soak up any last-minute information that could sway their choice on candidates and propositions are going to a polling place tonight. and those stuck on the sidelines hopeful others who can vote exercise their civic duty. if i definitely could vote this election, i would. it's just a matter of when my birthday is each person driven to the ballot box for different reasons. proposition 30 for that one. that one was really harsh. revenge on lives nearby and stopped by to drop off his and his wife's ballots think it's really important for everyone who has the right to vote in this country to go out and exercise. otherwise you leave the deci

philippe reports tonight it's slowing down deliveries to those who need it. most. >> another band propped up on a flatbed truck being hauled away to a local mechanic for costly repairs and all too familiar sight for charlie dent or line left to manage the expensive theoretical repair bills. thieves leave behind their calling underneath the van. they're drilling into the gas tank there and catching as much of the fuel as possible. >> done that to this them. another large refrigerated van there. and the small well smaller white refrigerated van down there all this past week. >> the same 1, 3, s o s meals on wheels bans burglarized this week in san leandro says dead or line bringing the overall total since the start of the year. >> to 8 that's happening between 07:00pm and 05:00am usually over the weekends or holiday weekend. but it's overnight. debtor line says the thefts have cost the non profit more than $16,000 in losses and damages the hurting someone that's out there helping others. san leandro mayor juan gonzalez says it is unfortunate the organization ha

kron four's philippe djegal talk to people there trying to get around ahead of thanksgiving. >> travelers headed into and out of oakland international airport, expecting long lines on the road and at terminals pleasantly surprised to see the lines moving with minimal flight delays. we had 9 min delay. wasn't that bad? really? anthony gonyea flew in from arizona to visit family for thanksgiving in any act. it was a little bumpy actions. really bumpy. but that's expected winds really stormy the flight board reassuring for travelers throughout the day with the majority of flights boarding taking off and landing on tie between today and sunday. the first of december, we expect 340,000 passengers to pass through a case terminals. the airport predicts the peak travel days this season to be the tuesday and wednesday before thanksgiving. >> and the sunday after this year, we expect just slightly below what we saw last year. but again, we do expect to be busy. the airport recommends travelers download their airline smartphone app and enable notifications to keep up to date on your flight status an

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police are also investigating a double homicide kron four's philippe djegal all spoke with witnesses who believe at least one of the victims were targeted. first responders performing chest compressions on one of 2 shooting victims in vallejo who witnesses say was eventually pronounced dead on scene sunday night to a page that they will not. >> average it happened to these just before earlier surveillance video captures the rapid sounds of gunfire directed at a car parked in an apartment parking lot on york. schoyer court. the car then pulls out and slams into a light pole, preventing it from driving into luis hernandez is home. >> but the gunfire did strike inside walls. we u.s. leaving abuse executive is of this house. >> and we see. kind of program like never neighbors, especially concerned about this incident because they say it happened in what is considered. >> the safe part of town, we kind of call this area like a beverly hills. it's this is the hills park safari moved to this neighborhood near skyview memorial lawn from another end of the city to escape the violence. but to

got cast a shoot like that, neighbors bracing for a potentially violent holiday season in vallejo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> man accused of threatening police officers with a knife is in critical condition tonight after officer shot him last night, police were called to a home in the area of sutter and south first streets. in san jose for reports of a man who stabbed a family member when officers entered the home. police say the man was hiding under a pile of clothing and had a knife. when he came out, officers told him to drop the knife. but instead police say he moved towards the officers with the knife raised. police say they tried to use a taser, but the suspect had a blanket that used as a shield. and that is when officers say they opened fire them and then barricaded himself in a room for almost 4 hours. they say before surrendering. a suspect in the history of violence did not hesitate to assault his wife and stab a family member. >> he certainly could have inflicted more harm if not for these officers who responded to their call for help. domestic violence can in an instant esc

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and stay with kron. 4 on air and online as we continue to track these atmospheric rivers and the subsequent rain that is forecasted to come. you can find current conditions and weather headlines on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> other news tonight, a growing change at the california legislature following the general election. female lawmakers now hold nearly half of all seats. more than a dozen women were elected into seat previously held by men this year making the ratio. now 49% female, a vast increase from about 8 years ago when just 25% of seats are held by women. >> the forty-niners search traveling to green bay today. >> minus a couple key guys next in sports, ben ross will have all the details on will be available and who will be nursing injuries. we'll be right back. after we take a quick look here at the radar headed to the weekend's more rain this weekend. but the worst of it >> well, rain here. there's also snow in the sierra taking a live look at i-80 at kingvale where things are moving a lot quicker about an hour ago and now taking a

it's going to be an interesting couple of so it is best to be prepared in san pablo, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> strong winds and rain from the storm felt in pacifica today. a couple of branches came down as a result. this storm serge crashing over the seawall onto beach boulevard. the national weather service says waves could get as high as 22 feet. now through friday morning. >> other news we're following tonight. a man is dead after a shooting in morgan hill. it's the city's first homicide this year happened just after 7 this morning on tenant avenue. police say when they got to the scene, they found a man who had been shot at least once in the torso. he died at the scene. officers say they arrested 30 year-old jesus garcia near the scene. no word spyet on a potential motive. search is underway in mountain view tonight for a man. police are calling a serial predator. >> who targeted other men? police say that there are at least 20 people who may be his victims. take a good look at your screen. there. police say 34 year-old barber franklin or has been charged with sexually

philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> the mount rose ski resort officially opens for the season tomorrow. the resort is the first to open the season in the tahoe region. >> thanks to early season snow and for more on what to expect up in the high country years. kathy? >> yeah, for us right here in the san francisco bay area. we had that red flag warning. it's been allowed to expire. we still have critically dry conditions because we still have a concern for fire. but you know what, the sierra and here there's a chance for some precipitation. in fact, those chances increase as we go through the weekend and into the early part of next week. here's the view. lake tahoe and we'll go right back to vicky and dan because we have breaking news. yeah, thank you, let's go ahead and go live now to san francisco city hall. the is leaking grateful and excited about what is happening in this city. >> it's starting to look good and feel good. and the city is on the rise. but this office is also bigger than just one person. and i call daniel lurie earlier today to congratulate him and made it very clear

way king philippe, has been boot and a head cold while visiting the flood ravaged region of valencia. the amount of visiting the was the thing to town. they've been protests against the government's response to the disaster, which is now killed at least $200.00 as a full team see full tens of thousands of soldiers and police officers have been deployed the rescue effort. the thing is we cannot give figures for number of missing people that we have to be absolute. the rigorous that'll get is clear that we already have a very high number of people that we send in that sense through the official mechanisms. we will inform you in the necessary work is being carried out is let's go straight to sonya guy. you go joins us from pipe postal on the outskirts of valencia. so the king got a 1st time look at the public. this satisfaction for himself today. right? yes and it was difficult to imagine that ain't going any other way to be frank because since we arrived at this town on the 1st day of the sense of isolation, the absolute dissolves just the devastation that has taken place in this town.

and spain came. philippe has seen sued as old phone system, the flood drivers regional valencia. that'd be in protest against the government's response to the disaster, which at least $215.00 people have died. the, the final push on votes, democratic presidential candidates, pamela harris, and have a public and policy rival. donald trump, have been campaigning, and 7 vassal ground states. results back could determine the outcome of this year's election. holes suggest a tight race, but wes thing events in the middle east, all complicating methods for harris fronting protests at some of her rallies of correspondent, company helped get reports from north carolina, the vice president connelly. harrison maybe surprised appearance on what of america's most popular late night comedy shows up last saturday night live cas, i'm going to vote for us. right. any chance you are registered in pennsylvania is that the close race between harris and her opponent, former president, donald trump. she says is no joke, and one of the most consequential elections of our lifetime, and we still have wor

philippe. >> hi, stephanie. and they're not pleasant details just based on the sheer number of people who have shown up to pay their respects for the people who have passed away here just shows you how deeply personal with this deadly crashes to so many people, especially difficult because it appears 3 young lives were lost. >> an unspeakable tragedy drawing mourners to the scene of the crash. neighbors along hampton road in piedmont, resting flowers at the base of the tree where an out of control tesla cybertruck eventually crashed early wednesday morning's devastating. >> i feel so sorry for those families. i can't imagine what they're going through. piedmont police chief jeremy bowers confirms 3 people died. one person survived and is in critical condition at a hospital. >> bowers says a person n another car who saw the crash helped pull victim out of the truck to safety. officers applied their fire extinguishers in an attempt to extinguish the flames. but do. but the fire was too intense for the steam issues

howard: let me play a sound bite, philippe, and i'll ask you a question on the other side.> i'm straight up just saying we should not have women in bat roles. it hasn't made us more effective, hasn't made us more lethal, has made fighting more complicated. howard: so he would repeal allowing women in the -- in combat. >> my understanding is he's going to need congressional support for that. as a side note, i'd say i don't think donald trump campaigned on that, so i don't know if he's off the reservation or if the it's something that the president's going to say, no -- howard: yeah, these things -- >> tomi described a perfect secretary of defense, and that's tom cotton. tom cotton knows all stuff. he's got a distinguish dod background concern he's got kid- howard: you keep bringing up who you would prefer. >> not who i prefer. tom cotton, jeff clark and secretary-designate homan would get done what donald trump wants. howard: all right. on that note, philippe, tomi, thanks so much for joining us. >>> up next, rfk being kicked around by the media for his questionable views, a

the saying what this highlights is the lack of access, the israel is giving them the famous king philippe has been food and how cold while affecting the flood ravaged vision of valencia. demonic was visiting the worst affected towns, accompanied by prime minister petra sanchez. that'd be in protest against the government's response to the sauce to which is now killed at least $214.00 people. thousands of soldiers and police officers have been deployed to a system of the rescue effort. so the gag has moved from pipe pull to and the volunteer region. it has been an awful lot of criticism that we've heard here from people about how we will forward to use have dealt with this issue. now. bearing in mind that there is a devolution of forward to use in spain because you have the central government at 5 minutes to play the sun chip on one hand, thoughts imagine c and flooding rescues. all of that comes on to the re, much of the regional government, the general, the tops of valencia. they were the ones who was given the information and the response to the deluxe. now what people had told her is t

it's been very frustrating so far no arrests have been made in pleasant philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> if trump attacks your rights, i'll be there. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 10, how california's leaders are promising to protect residents during another trump administration. plus. >> and i told my my officers several times that that one day stuff is going to explode. his answer was, if does. you are, i won't know anything about. >> as we get closer to veterans day, we're remembering the port chicago 50 hearing from some of the survivors. the explosion in the east who were later found you for a fusing to go back to work in unsafe conditions. >> our top story this half hour. it has been less than 48 hours since donald trump was elected next president. but california leaders are already vowing to push back against the trump white house. capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> we will fight back. we will punch back. we will push back period. full stop end of story. california attorney general rob bonta sending that message to incoming president donald trump at this press co

these are pictures from geneva, where the united nations relief and works agency chief philippe lazzarininrwa in gaza. he has said that what is happening in gaza is an unrelenting horror. hello, i'm lucy hockings. welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. leaders of the world's 20 most powerful nations are gathering in brazilfor a summit, set to be dominated by the conficts in ukraine and the middle east and the imminent return to the white house of donald trump. this is the scene live in rio dejaneiro,

welcome. spain's king philippe queen leticia and other government officials were given a furious reception by enraged floods. survivors during their visit to valencia, and the royals were pelted with mud and heckled by a crowd of the eastern spanish region where deadly floods have killed more than 200 people permanent. mr. pedro sanchez fled from the scene during an official visit to bye, put that in one of the hardest hit areas where more than 60 people perished and thousands of livelihoods were last. confronted with anger and frustration, spain's king felipe and queen leticia visit the town of fy board, the new valencia more than 60 people died here, after flash notes, tons of streets into rivers. the hosting redesigned with cries of su, or killer in english, and some protesters who object and modest them laying their amounting sense of abandonment. the argos. i know that the other dead as soon as a road is i naples and looking for loved ones. we just once have politicians to come and help, we just want help to cope the lead. hey, you should not feel proud of being the king. i should be

king philippe and queen the tcl of spain have cut short a visit to beat, flood ravaged eastern province of.

. >> shooting in antioch ends with a car chase and crash kron four's philippe djegal reports that gunfirempted a lockdown at a nearby elementary school. >> bullets pierced through just home. late tuesday morning narrowly missing her father and brother-in-law standing in the kitchen. we heard a really close. >> my husband say those are umpires like get on the slow jocelyn lives on east 18th street and can follow road antioch. police say the incident started at a gas station on the other side of jocelyn's fence. as a silver sedan left the station. police say at least one suspect in a dark colored sedan opened fire. and the silver car crashed into johnson's families. vehicles parked in her lot. then police say a man and a woman were seen running away in opposite directions. one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence at it seems like he had a gun and she said that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta

the i've been visible and welcome king philippe and queen latisha of spain has con, shorter visit to the flood, racked east and province of valencia, and go over the government. slow responds to last week's disaster. he, the climax today, furious crowds held mud and insults at the boils. enraged by late warnings and delayed assistance after springs was flash, flooding in decades. security struggle to maintain order the death toll from the natural disaster, his wisdom for 214. the emergency campaign is now switching to a recovery effort, as hopes of findings of life is paid, but a severe weather warning across the parts of the region is henry operations with more intense rain expect it hundreds of said to be missing is more from the spanish minister of the territorial policy is not the most out of that the somebody see we cannot give exact figures from the number of missing people that we would also we have to be absolutely rigorous. it's clear that we already have a very high number of people that deal, and in that regard him office, we will inform you once in this rework is complete

kron four's philippe djegal all has the story. >> 8 delivery vans outside s o s meals on wheels in san leandro have been vandalized and burglarized this year with thieves accelerating their thefts in the past week targeting 3 more vans in 4 nights. it is tough. tough at this time of year. one of the nonprofits latest vehicles to get hit loaded onto the back of a flatbed tow truck for repairs at a local auto body shop. charlie dent or line is the nonprofit's executive director. i don't think it has anything to do with who we are, what we do. but it's incredibly unfortunate. >> that our vehicles are the ones being around was at this time. better line says the thefts have cost the non profit more than $16,000 in losses and damages. they're calling underneath the van. they're drilling into the gas tank there and catching as much the fuel as possible. >> done that to this them. >> another large refrigerated van there. and the small well smaller white refrigerated van down there all this past week. >> the same with san leandro mayor juan gonzalez says it is unfortunate the organization has t