this matter involves respondent similar to the matter we just heard respondent thomas harrison, commissioner for the sanitation and streets commission, also failed to timely-here in this case, this commissioner failed to timely complete his ethic training and sunshine ordinance training and also failed to file form 700 and participate in matters at meetings of the sanitation and streets commission while disqualified from doing so. happy to answer any questions you may have regarding this as well. >> comment from commissioners? >> did the respondent provide any excuses as to why they didn't do the training before assuming office? >> commissioner salahi-- [multiple speakers] i can say respondent was very responsive and cooperative with the commission enforcement efforts here, and outstanding requirements soon after contact from enforcement division. say accepted full responsibility and provided no excuses. >> they were well aware of the requirements before assuming office? >> i can't say that the commission provides many notices to board members and commissioners outlining their filing require

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how the victim's family is responding. also, the search is on for a gunman who shot and killed a man in san francisco's dolores park. the details we're learning about the case, and we investigate how 911 calls being left unanswered eventually led to a deadly shootout in the east. bay. the news at 530 starts right now. thank you for joining us. i'm kira klapper and i'm jessica aguirre. it was a horrific crash in redwood city that left two young girls without their parents at the wheel that night. a 17 year old tonight, though, a major decision that driver will not be tried as an adult. nbc bay is ian cull spoke with the victim's family outside of court today. today, nearly a year and a half after a crash killed greg ammon and his wife grace spiridon, a judge decided the driver who allegedly did it will be tried in juvenile court. there's no winners here. every everyone lost. we spoke with greg ammon's brother mike, who was in the courtroom. the decision means if the driver is convicted, he will likely be released when he's

firefighters responded quickly.bout 100 firefighters on scene. their fire hawk also making water drops. the wind is definitely been a factor and access is also an issue for us. once they got access into the area, they were able to work pretty hard. they've been working, they've made pretty good progress on the fire so far. and there have been many agencies here throughout the night. cal fire, san jose fire, morgan hill fire, gilroy fire. really just working together. thankfully, no homes were lost. there were sheds with storage that were damaged, but again, thankfully no homes were lost here in san bernardino. i'm jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. okay thank you. jocelyn. a critical meeting tomorrow amid a critical time for oakland as mayor, sheng thao navigates through her own political crisis. the city is facing a financial crisis. tomorrow, the council is set to vote on a budget to balance $177 million deficit. now, there's a concern that the coliseum won't be finalized. the sale by september, so contingency pla

i don't think he responded because joe biden couldn't respond.e's not physically and mentally capable of responding to these sorts of situations, and that should give people a lot of pause as to whether or not he should be president for another four years. >> donna, let me bring you in. one thing that president biden did say was that he called president trump or former president trump a liar, saying that every single thing he has said is a lie. every single one. how difficult is it to fact check in real time during a debate? >> i mean, to the to the point the chairman was making. absolutely. look, if i had to stand on stage with a just a known serial liar, a convicted felon, i think i would lose my balance too. i wouldn't know how to respond to some of the stuff that he just says out of the blue. and we all know it's wrong. it's lies. but it works because he's in the theater. he's not into putting together the policies that will make enable america to thrive. the fact that he doesn't acknowledge the tax cuts, you know, really tore into our our bu

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at the moment, only 17% of respondents agree to accept refugees with the opportunity to settle for ahile. more than a year ago, up to 37% of respondents thought so. 61% of participants pollsters want ukrainian refugees to return to their country. the attitude towards refugees, according to the publication, is worsening due to the claims of ukrainians, because they want to have the same rights as the poles in the field of social benefits. the attitude towards polish-ukrainian official relations is also changing for the worse; only 7% of respondents have a positive assessment. killed in the line of duty, the return visit was not long in coming, the guys from belarus got acquainted with the history of the culture of azerbaijan, learned the features and services local police, relax on the shores of the caspian sea. i really liked this country, it was very beautiful, hospitable, they prepared an excellent program for us, we went to the cinema, to the zoo, it was very cool to see the whole city from the ferris wheel. i would like to express my deep gratitude to our minister of internal aff

we're assessing in thatparative assessment how do they treat each other how do theya, how do they respondw do they attack one another? think a great deal of learning happens on that front. but issue discussion. as we've just heard in the previous number of specifically issue-oriented questions. debat there is a great deal of discussion of those issue important to voters. so what i call learning happens levels and debates afford or that oppor the best way to a viewer who's interested in to prepare themselves to get the most from it? ertainly see and hear a lot of themselves are engaged in setting of expectations. i actually think the best way to prepare could wellune in to c-span and the kind of discussions that we had this morning of thinking about what are those things that are mos what do i want to know more about? what haven't i and i want the candidates to and usually those are the issues for but also going in as i saidd questions. and it's for candidates, whether it's -- the this morning, questions about joe biden's age and his contiill he address that in the debate? questions about

this matter involves respondent similar to the matter we just heard respondent thomas harrison, commissioner the sanitation and streets commission, also failed to timely-here in this case, this commissioner failed to timely complete his ethic training and sunshine ordinance training and also failed to file form 700 and participate in matters at meetings of the sanitation and streets commission while disqualified from doing so. happy to answer any questions you may have regarding this as well. >> comment from commissioners? >> did the respondent provide any excuses as to why they didn't do the training before assuming office? >> commissioner salahi-- [multiple speakers] i can say respondent was very responsive and cooperative with the commission enforcement efforts here, and outstanding requirements soon after contact from enforcement division. say accepted full responsibility and provided no excuses. >> they were well aware of the requirements before assuming office? >> i can't say that the commission provides many notices to board members and commissioners outlining their filing requirement

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officers responded to reports of a shooting there. they found 18 year-old who had been shot. he was taken to the hospital where he later died short time later, police learned a second victim, a 17 year-old had taken himself to the hospital after being shot. he also died at the hospital. >> loss of life is too much and especially the head. 3 young individuals getting the start life to have their lives taken from them such an early age is tragic. >> oakland now has had 40 homicides so far this year that as compared to 47 at the same point last year, police say this is not appear that the 2 shootings, by the way, are connected. so, >> you know that much. we'll keep you posted there. and another big story, more problems for alameda county da pamela price. comments made by one of her employees at a recall rally. >> now supporters of the recall calling for that employee to lose his job. kron four's dan kerman reports saturday. opponents of alameda county district attorney pamela price had their recall campaign kickoff rally at the county courthouse in oakland. many attending your f

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as less than half the number who responded positively 2 years ago and around the face of respondents think the police government should stop the aging ukraine completely. meanwhile, in ukraine meant afflicting a new conscription though that came into effect last month. so to emerge as daily on social media of people being supposed to be taken away by draft offices. a recent bbc report dates how's, how key of execute the mobilization policy. and the effect is halfway. and so these wedding, it wasn't just the weather, they didn't go to plum costs as the guests didn't show up, going out in public is now too risky for men who don't want to enlist. are you afraid that you might be courting incense? no, it's not annoyed, so i don't to walk outside at all now unless i'm with my daughter and that is because they don't take people with the children recruitment posters, knowing the streets of a desa the message together to victory. but ukraine is now divided between those who are prepared to fight and those who would rather run full tied to the list on that. as in los and j, stacy repeating th

mayor thao responded by thanking some for being a valuable team member. and we're learning more about that raid on the mayor's home to other homes and office of california waste solutions. the city's recycling company called for a stray. so stasio talk to a former u.s. attorney about what happens behind the scenes and she joins us from the newsroom with more. theresa catherine, dozens of boxes as well as on slopes bags were removed from oakland, mayor sheng taos home last thursday. >> speaking with me during kron 4 news at noon, former u.s. attorney winston chand explaining the government must be far along in their case to conduct such a public. ray chan who worked out of the u.s. attorney's office in new york says agents were granted access to look for specific items and identified an inventory list given to shang that list shared with the mayor and or her partner, andrea jones, who shares the home chan says that the warrant is based on agents believing a crime has occurred and that evidence will be found. >> they re some point in their that it makes sen

opened a new distribution ema center to more quickly respond with pre-positioned commodities and assets mid-atlantic area and the northeast area. we are also working with state, local and tribal partners to build capacity at their level so we are training thousands of emergency■ managers to be appropriately equipped to address ay and all hazards approach as well and we are being more forward planning than we've ever been before because we do not want to be slow with the of not just commodities but personal too as well so incident management assistance teamsutside the impacted is owned ahead of any event and we will have the ability to respond even more effectively and faster to meet the needs of communities around the nation. >> one is from the forecast perspective we have better tools and better ability to forecast rapid intensification. the hurricane cówenter s more aggressive forecast storms, going back to last year we were able to forecast its gory 3 or 4 status two days prior to landfall. we have better tools, better data aircraft getting into our models giving our forecasters conf

also , based on this survey, 918 respondents believed that the national media was able to be neutral. and observe justice in the debate regarding the evaluation of the performance of the national media in the debate. first of all , we asked about the mastery of the executive in observing justice and impartiality, as well as the topics and questions, which on average, more than 92 % of the people rated it as good and relatively good , as well as 936 controversial topics and questions. the likes of this poll show the ratio after the first debate. people who doubted to choose their desired candidate decreased by about 2% . sahar zwanati of sed and sima news agency about the polls of the research center of sed and cima organization. we had posted the report during the busy days of the research center, a small corner of this. the activities of your colleagues were also seen there. i know that they are involved in many polls there. what are these polls? yes, in the name of allah. al-rahim, hello, i would like to offer my service to you, mr. dr. mudaghq , and all the dear viewers, just as yo

laura: you have one minute to respond.bhalla: i am often asked what the differences between bn congressman menendez. this is one of them. he had a chance to answer that question and he avoided answering it. i was out there on the front lines in the court litigation to abolish the line because it was unconstitutional according to a federal judge and we all know it is inherently undramatic. rob menendez was silent and he is still silent. and, chris brief -- amicus briefs division to fight to abolish the line that prevailed because the appell court said they have a high likelihood of success on the merits. menendez was silent because he is part of the party machine that reform and make more democratic. i answered to the people of the eighth district. he answers to the party bosses. that is a fundamental difference that voters need to take into account as they consider voting june 4. laura: you have 30 seconds to respond. rep. menendez:in a business insider article once the idea of abolishing the line wasn't just a pie in the

and that out that will respond or come out, you know, come up to her or whatever. and so that sort of indicates that they have a means by which to communicate. do they want to talk to? the adult ellison's were more likely to use names. some. com, suggesting it could take years to learn the skill. now, scientists a working to crack the complicated code around the goals, they hope, understanding what allison's a saying could lead to grace a insights into how they think you're watching, dw, in is just reminder. the top stories were following for you this hour, ukraine's president long because the loading me as the lensky is in berlin for an international conference on rebuilding his country. the conference is focusing on the entered on the ukrainians energy sector, shattered by prussian air attacks. and us secretary state se blinking says is real hes committed to a new cease fire in gaza and he's hopeful from us will to un security council gave gets backing over 9 up next year on dw closer looks at the dangerous business of gold mining in the philippines, terry market

and that i wasn't, will respond or come out, you know, come up to her, whatever. and so that sort of indicates that they have a means by which to communicate. do they want to talk to? adult ellison's were more likely to use names than com, suggesting it could take years to learn the skill. now, scientist, a working to crack the complicated code around the goals, they hope, understanding what allison's a saying could lead to grace a insights into how they think that's it for now. but keep it here on d. w of next planet, a looks at how india wants to fix the growing problem of electronic and waste. and david levitz, thanks for watching for more news, go to d, w dot com and follow us on social media. i buy from the do you know which of these 3 industries has the highest c o 2 emission rates? would you guess concrete, the transforming business syllabus onto the bigger house, but the real new div, but just green, blushing the watch. now on the i'm going to place the big tech companies will draw the didn't exist. it's a sunday evening and this market in the last denny i

. >> mayor thao did respond by thanking zamora for being a valuable team member. and we're learning more about that raid on the mayor's home. 2 of their homes and the office of california waste solutions. the city's recycling company kron four's terisa stasio talks to a former u.s. attorney about what happens behind the scenes. >> it's a substantial to to ask for permission to invade someone's home to search for documents. and so i think that the government must reached a point in its investigation where it felt it had enough evidence to go to the court to ask and let's be real. when you go to the court to ask to search the home of a sitting government official, there's there's no there's no doubt that the standard is even hired. former u.s. attorney winston chant telling kron 4 news in an interview live at noon on tuesday. >> that the government must be far along in their case to conduct such a public grade chand who worked of the u.s. attorney's office in new york says agents were granted access to look for specific items and identified in an inventory list. tha

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the fact checkers is one's opponent when they have the ability to respond to aanswer all of matters i think are important and the influence of the debate dialogue that will take journalists have such a significant role in setting the agenda, guiding the and interacting with the candidatesto educating the voters. that is such a difficult task and it is made more so by candidates, i think increasingly so that we've seen the past several rounds were unwilling to respond to theg to make any claim on the debate knowing that, well, if i am corr be under attack. it is quite a tall order for those journalists in charge of these debates. host:of debates is there a standout moderator in your mind, someone who has met all those requirements? >>t is really hard. that before his passing pds and i think he stil does, i at one point had a tally on this, holds the record for moderating the most presidential debates. what i appreciate about his approach to presidential debates a very fact-based approach to his questioning.asking candidates you said this, when you please explain. when you please expand

and that out with it will respond or come out, you know, come up to her or whatever. and so that sort of indicates that they have a means by which to communicate. do they want to talk to? as adult ellison's were more likely to use names than com, suggesting it could take years to learn the skill. now, scientists a working to correct the complicated code around the goals, they hope, understanding what allison's a saying could lead to grace a insights into how they think while you're up to date. but keep it here on d. w up next, a documentary, taking a closer look at the trauma of an anti muslin massacre in india for 2 sisters who survived. and david levitz, thanks for watching for more news, visit us on g w dot com, or you can call us on social media. bye for now, the goal score is test $1.70. line focused. thing is simply designed so i can do this which gives me extreme freedom. how does the time, tim and champion to his commitment. holly, i'm the sound of football dogs, june 13th, dw, the .

we have much more on how police have much more on how police are responding.(♪♪) (♪♪) >> now on kron, 4 news at 5, 3, teenager shot and killed in 2 separate shootings in the early morning hours in oakland. what police are now saying about the investigation. >> plus, 2 people are in critical condition, including a teenager after being rescued from a fire in the suspect. >> from the bay area's local news station, you're watching kron. 4 news at appreciate you joining us tonight for kron. 4 news at 5. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. oakland police investigating tonight after 3 teenagers >> were killed in 2 separate shootings early this morning.

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officers responded and located 2 victinside the building over the last 7 days. a total of 4 people have been killed in separate shootings in richmond. we asked police if they are connected detectives has had to determine that these 2 separate incidences meeting the one on the 18th of the 19th and the one yesterday are appear not to be related. as news time. no arrests have been made in sunday's shooting. and the richmond police department says additional officers will be out on patrol. certainly there was a, you know, i'm activity, increased activity in the short amount of but overall trend that think it's too soon to say. and they are asking anyone with information to please come forward. lets the good kron. 4 news police in san jose are looking for man who they believe is responsible for a homicide. that happened earlier this authorities are also trying identify that victim. this happened back in may 9th. >> police are responding to a shooting in the area. mclaughlin and 2.80, when police arrived, they found the victim suffering from a gunshot wound. he died a

they responded to the situation. our border guards. units are concentrated in the adjacent territory, including those with heavy weapons, mtlb, infantry fighting vehicles, including american bradleys, rocket systems salvo one khaimars, m777 howitzers, german-made cheetah anti-aircraft self-propelled guns, as well as other weapons. the border service of the republic of belarus on the border with ukraine, is serving in an enhanced mode, together with the ministry of defense, responding to changes in the situation by increasing. additional measures are being taken to reconnaissance and monitor the state of the state border regime. i note that the strengthening on the border with ukraine is a completely obvious reaction, and above all the actions of border guards and units of the armed forces of belarus are aimed at preventing the situation on the border from escalating and preventing provocations. will be immediately suppressed by national security actors. naive fugitives plan to return to their native lands through a forceful seizure of

and every time we have one of those seems like the comeback responded.l, as for veterans yesterday behind the 8 ball a few times tonight you know, come through late in the game. so these guys really, you know, pushing and seems like. you know, for a lot of the euro basket better later in the game. >> nba finals in boston. celtics looking to clinch and win their 18th. nba title match, hoping just to keep their season alive late in the 2nd quarter. down 18 luka trying anything to keep it close. 28 12 for luka. the boston was on a mission. this play here. remind me of when jordan poole hit a buzzer beater in the finals a couple years ago at the end of the 3rd, you just knew boston was going to win after that. they were up by 21 points at the 3rd quarter, more of the same jalen brown textbook midrange jump shot. he's so good. and then. partner in crime, jason tatum. drive laying 31 8.11 for jt td garden is rocking. celtics win in dominant fashion. 1, 0, 6, 88. they capture their 18th title in franchise history. that's the most in nba history. jalen brown was

but that doesn't mean federal prosecutors will respond. a judge versed in criminal law in the federal courts determined in his or her mind thaerable cause and shel not find that out for months to come until and indictment is filed against her, he wonow wh the probable cause as we also found out today that the mayor's attorney, tony brass, who we heard from on friday, >> has withdrawn from the ca saying he knew nothing about the mayor's news conference today. the mayor's office responded saying tal inform brash she was changing. attorneys on saturday. brass said that is totally untrue. there was no communication on saturday about a change in attorneys. and in fact, he withdrew this morning. now the mayor has issued a statement thanking brass for his initial legal guidance and saying she obtain new legal counsel over the weekend. but at this point, she's not ready to say who that is until agreements are finalized. nothing is simple with this story. we can tell backo you in the studio. my goodness. stand so much to follow. oh, my goodness. ye

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