at a san francisco mosque during the holy month of ramadan, san francisco police say 35 year old robert gray is the man seen here using a skateboard to break windows at the place of worship at polk and sutter. >> i can only say that it speaks volume to see so many people of different ethnicities and such a diverse community come together to basically show solidarity. >> police say gray first came to masjid al-tawhid mosque on april 4th. >> he was armed with what i'm saying is a skateboard. he used to damage and vandalize this mosque. he broke the windows behind us. he then jumped into his car and he fled. >> authorities say gray came back five days later when he made his way inside. >> he made his way into the seating area. the mosque, escorted him out, called us. we looked for him. we couldn't find him. >> police say the suspect came back the next day and was arrested with the help of the community. >> we're going to continue as a police department to be vigilant. we will drive by mosques and places of worship. >> on friday, gray pleaded not guilty to felony vandalism and a hate crime. we w

surveillance video captured 35- year-old robert gray using a skateboard to smash the windows of it last week. then, he went on tuesday they say causing more damage, then again on last night. that is when they arrested him. they have no idea why he was doing it, but he faces vandalism and other property crime charges. >>> janitors saying that they are overworked and abused. more than 200 janitors wearing purple t-shirts and carrying signs are straightening -- threatening to strike. they say that it is played by economic exploitation, sexual violence and intrusive workloads. >> we are saying that there needs to be government intervention to calvert janitorial contractors and building owners that they cannot work immigrant workers to the bone to the point of debilitating their body and exploiting them and abusing them because they are immigrants and just because they work on the night shift. >> state legislature is considering a newly introduced bill. it is the first bill that would limit workloads in the janitorial industry. >>> being called one of the biggest eyesores in san jose. there

> the man accused of vandalizing a mosque in san francisco appeared in court today. 35-year-old robert gray pled not guilty. prosecutors say he used a skateboard to break windows at a mosque -- at the mosque, we should say. he's charged with felony vandalism with an added hate crime allegation. gray's public defender argues they don't have enough evidence for a hate crime charge. also today interfaith leaders o official, and community members came together outside that mosque on sutter street to stand in solidarity. >> so when i saw these constant attacks on our place of worship during the month of ramadan, i started to feel a little bit unsafe for sure. however, when i saw just how much cover coverage we got just because of this incident and how much responsiveness we got from the city of san francisco and from the police department, it made me -- it made me feel reassured that people care. >> they say they're very grateful for the quick actions of police officers. sfpd says it will continue to be vigilant checking on mosques and places of worship throughout the city. >>> all right, let's

police say surveillance video from last week shows 35-year-old robert gray using a skateboard to smash the windows of that mosque. he allegedly later returned at least twice this week causing more damage before police arrested him. san francisco district attorney brook jenkins says gray is facing vandalism along with hate crime charges. she says that her office has zero tolerance. they'll discuss the recent attacks. >>> just into our newsroom, the man accused of sitting off two separate fires at san jose state will appear in court today. those fires happened on march 31st and april 8th. this was at the martin luther king jr. library. authorities say both of those fires were set in separate rest rooms and no one was hurt. sjsu police and cal fire used security video to ultimately arrest that man. he is facing four counts of arson. >>> take a live look outside this midday, beautiful sight there in walnut creek looking nice. does it feel nice? that's the question we're going to turn to meteorologist kari hall. how is today feel something. >> it's been warm. it's starting to warm up gradua

police say this surveillance video captures 35-year-old robert gray using a skateboard to smash the windowsmosque last week. police say he returned on tuesday causing more damage and then again last night. police say he returned to the property and that's when police arrested him. gray is facing vandalism and other charges. >>> a massive three-alarm fire in san joaquin county is still burning at this hour. it's all happening in the banta community near tracy. that nearby elementary school across the street canceled classes for the day. it's believed five acres filled with wooden pallets are fueling the blaze. there's no water supply in the area so firefighters are having to shuttle their water in. at one point more than 50 firefighters were on the scene frying to put it out. 19 nearby homes were under evacuation. >>> new details this midday, that dispute over the valencia street center running bike lane in san francisco is escalating. more business owners have filed additional legal claims against san francisco, fighting the reverse effects of the bike lane project. more than ten businesses

. >> police identified him as 35 year-old robert gray member of the mosque says last thursday you saw a man parked his car in front of the mosque in the city, smashed the windows with a skateboard shouted hate speech ran into the mosque for a drink of water and then went back to his car. police say the suspect went back to the map the mosque last night and that's when officers arrested him. >> there's a tiger woods sighting at augusta national today in the first round of the 88th masters. next up in sports, we will tell you how the 5 time champ did back in the 5 time champ did back in georgia. . it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> what a

. >> that suspect is 35 year old robert gray. in court on friday, he pled not guilty to charges of felony vandalism with special allegations of a hate crime and ordered held without bail. his lawyer believes the mosque attack did not constitute a hate crime. >> there are some statements made, but nothing that appears to be kind of ethnic or religious, animus at all. >> but it is brazen and it is bold, and you're going to just keep coming over and over again, we're very thankful for the partnership with the mosque. >> assistant chief david lazar says in response to the attack, sfpd officers were stationed in front of mosques across the city. the last week of ramadan. he has a message for the community. >> we don't want, mosques or places of worship or churches to just see incidents and not think about calling us. we want them to report everything going on that's really important to us. >> imam al-ghazali says the mosque is being vigilant. he adds, with the show of community support, they now know they're not alone. >> we hope peac

. >> reporter: 35-year-old robert gray appeared in a san francisco courtroom, accused of defacing a localwere not allowed to show his face. he was charged with felony vandalism with a hate crime for allegedly using a skateboard to break windows at the mosque this month. outside the courtroom, the deputy public defender raised questions about the charges. >> there was no ethnic or religious an mouse and i think at this point -- not i think, at this point we don't believe that there's any indication that there's a hate climb at all. >> reporter: gray entered a not guilty plea and assistant district attorney brooke jenkins said in part, our houses of worship are sacred spaces, and targeting them in any way will not be tolerated in san francisco. my office will make it clear that there is zero tolerance for those who commit any crimes targeting our religious spaces. >> and some hate crimes have happened where we had windows broken. we've had basically our property vandalized, windows broken inside and outside, as well as writings on wall and essentially on our sidewalk. >> reporter: earlier t

according to police. 35 year-old robert gray returned to the lower hill mosque yesterday evening. >> a member of that mosque told kron 4 on april 4th, a man parked his car in front of the mosque, walked over to smash windows with a skateboard and shouted hate speech running inside the mosque to drink water and then going back to his car. >> caltrans now estimates the permanent re airs to this highway. one slip out could cause more than 25 million dollars. construction is currently being funded with a 1 million dollars emergency contract. part of one of the lanes you see right here is broke off and collapse into the ocean. thanks all that heavy rain we had late last month. this is all forced big sur international marathon scheduled for later this month to create a new route. meanwhile, the guided convoys allowing people who live there, the cars, people work there to get through during this closure. well, they'll be canceled on saturday because of the rain in the forecast. the convoy traffic is expected to resume sunday weather permitting. still no sign tonight of that gray whale whose

el video de vigilancia que observa aquí en pantalla captura a robert gray, de 35 años, usando una patinetaresó el martes, causando más daños. y anoche, el sujeto volvió de nuevo a la propiedad. y fue entonces cuando la policía lo arrestó. gray se enfrenta ahora a cargos de vandalismo y otros delitos contra la propiedad. pasamos ahora a la ciudad de concord san ramon porque ahí las autoridades anunciaron del arresto de un sospechoso de agredir sexualmente a una mujer mientras caminaba por una estación de tren en esa ciudad. esto ocurrió la semana pasada. vamos a enlazarnos con yomara lópez. aquí la tiene en vivo desde la sede de la policía con los detalles sobre este caso. adelante. yomara chicos, la policía nos dijo el día de hoy que la víctima fue muy valiente porque ella peleó contra su agresor y lo siguió, pues ella estaba acompañada de un testigo. y así fue como pudieron identificar al sospechoso. ahora vamos a ver esas imágenes del sospechoso en la corte. las autoridades lo identificaron como larry rich junior de 40 años, residente de berkeley. las autoridades dicen que el incidente o

el video de vigilancia que observa en pantalla captura a robert gray, de 35 años, usando, como lo veños anoche. el sujeto volvió de nuevo a la propiedad y fue entonces cuando la policía lo arrestó. grace se enfrenta ahora a cargos de vandalismo, entre otros. y en el condado placer, la oficina del alguacil arresta a un hombre sospechoso de actividades fraudulentas registradas en una sucursal del banco de américa. Él es bodgen, de 39 años, residente de long beach. Él habría estafado a las personas en la entidad bancaria sobre la calle north auburn. el. al momento del arresto, los oficiales lanzaron o en localizaron. mejor dicho, dinero en efectivo 17 tarjetas id falsas y 29, tarjetas de regalo que se cree que contenían información de identificación personal de otras víctimas y cierran un departamento de emergencias. y esto, como se imagina, está causando preocupación entre la comunidad, ya que los pacientes tendrán que viajar más largo para acceder a estos servicios. jocelyn morán nos habla más sobre esta decisión que pudiera afectar a muchos hoy ben emergency room a couple times one t

at a san francisco mosque during the holy month of ramadan, san francisco police say 35 year old robert grayman seen here using a skateboard to break windows at the place of worship at polk and sutter. i can only say that it speaks volume to see so many people of different ethnicities and such a diverse community come together to basically show solidarity. police say gray first came to masjid al-tawhid mosque on april fourth. >> he was armed with what i'm saying is a skateboard. he used to damage and vandalize this mosque. he broke the windows behind us. he then jumped into his car and he fled. >> authorities say gray came back five days later when he made his way inside. >> he made his way into the seating area. the mosque, escorted him out, called us. we looked for him. we couldn't find him. >> police say the suspect came back the next day and was arrested. with the help of the community. >> we are going to continue as a police department to be vigilant. we will drive by mosques and places of worship. >> on friday, gray pleaded not guilty to felony vandalism and a hate crime. we were not a

sfpd says 35 year-old robert gray is the suspect. you see here. breaking windows at the place of worship at polk and sutter. authorities report he first came to the mosque on april fourth, then again five days later. police say the third time on the following day is when they caught him and made an arrest. community members rallied at the mosque today to show their support. they also say gray's actions instilled fear in their community. the public defender representing gray maintains his client did not act out of hate against muslims. >> we don't believe that there's any indication that there's a hate crime at all. it doesn't appear that these statements have any sort of racial or religious animus attached to them whatsoever. i think that that's a perception. >> gray's public defender is asking for a medical assessment that includes a mental health evaluation. >> rising concerns tonight in the middle east, as reports suggest iran could attack israel at any moment. the united states is reportedly moved warships that would defend israel. israel's mi

police say that person right there is 35-year-old robert gray in that surveillance video using a skateboardin last night. that's when police arrested him. gray is facing vandalism and other charges. >>> a massive three alarm fire at a recycling center near an elementary school is still burning. this is happening near tracy. it's believed five acres are fuelling that fire. there's no water supply to anyone. firefighters have to shuttle water in. an elementary school across the street has canceled classes for the day. crews say 19 homes nearby had to be ee evacuated. no injuries reported. >>> enjoy the sun. it's not going to be here to stay. here is kari hall. >> we are going to see a few spots in the low 80s for today. this is well above normal. we do have more seasonable temperatures for friday as we get a few more clouds and rain late friday night. we will see the rain continue into the day on saturday. off and on showers and a high of 54 degrees. as we see the rain taper off but clouds linger on sunday. a high of 61 degrees. then back into the low 70s for the middle of next week. in san f

police say surveillance video from last week shows 35-year-old robert gray using a skateboard to smash windows of the mosque. he later allegedly returned, at least twice, causing more damage before police arrested him. district attorney brooke jenkins says gray is facing vandalism and hate crime charges. she says her office has a zero tolerance policy for crimes targeting religious places. >>> college students across the country are facing more anti-semitism than ever before. the antidefamation league released its nationwide campus anti-semitism report card yesterday, grading 85 schools on fighting hate and integrating jewish life on campus. several california schools, cluesing uc berkeley, received a failing grade. anti-semitic incidents are surging in secondary schools. leaders are responding by creating clubs as a safe space for students. >> we go into public schools and teens have the ability to start their own jsu club or chapter in their school. our main job is to go in and connect jewish teens with their roots, with their tradition, and with their people. to create a safe plays

that is when 35 year old robert gray was arrested.ue to be arraigned today. >> some people living in san francisco's sunset district are fighting plans to build more luxury high rises in their neighborhood. they gathered for a town hall meeting and said they're worried that the proposed buildings would affect the existing homes and businesses in the sunset. there is special concern over a 50 story high rise project they're calling the sunset skyscraper. >> some of these people are going to be living in a total solar eclipse from this building . so let's let's make sure that we understand all the impacts to not just, oh, it's a tall building, it's ugly. there's going to be a shadow that's going to be cast on a lot of people as the sun moves around. >> some city leaders say the high rise projects are needed to meet san francisco's growing housing needs and satisfy state housing mandates, a new poll shows. many americans say president biden and former president donald trump did the country more harm than good across a wide range of key i

the responding officers identified him as the suspect from the surveillance video, 35 year old robert gray a number of charges, including felony vandalism with a special allegation of a hate crime. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, sobering testimony from the head of the fbi on the number of threats facing the american public. >> also ahead, new tools in san jose to make it easier to report abandoned vehicles across the city and the first round at the masters saw a number of great shots. >> today our jason appelbaum will have that story. plus, how tiger woods did. that's coming a little coming up a little l er in in the name of oakland airport to san francisco bay oakland international airport. sfo says the change will only cause confusion, and the city of san francisco has threatened legal action. >> the california justice department has reached an agreement with the vallejo police department on how to move forward with reforming the department. the doj first opened an investigation into the department in june of 2020, just days after an officer shot and killed sean monterrosa. now, as pa

at a san francisco mosque during the holy month of ramadan, san francisco police say 35 year old robert gray the man seen here using a skateboard to break windows at the place of worship at polk and sutter. >> i can only say that it speaks volume to see so many people of different ethnicities and such a diverse community come together to basically show solidarity. >> police say gray first came to masjid al-tawhid mosque on april 4th. >> he was armed with what i'm saying is a skateboard. he used to damage and vandalize this mosque. he broke the windows behind us. he then jumped into his car and he fled. >> authorities say gray came back five days later. >> again he made his way inside. he made his way into the seating area of the mosque, escorted him out, called us. we looked for him. we couldn't find him. >> police say the suspect came back the next day and was arrested. with the help of the community. >> we are going to continue as a police department to be vigilant . we will drive by mosques and places of worship. >> on friday, gray pleaded not guilty to felony vandalism and a hate crime.

the responding officers identified him as the suspect from the surveillance video. 35 year old robert gray. he now faces a number of charges, including felony vandalism with a special allegation of a hate crime. >> the city of oakland says its new police chief will be sworn in in mid-may. it is the closest we have gotten to a timeline for when floyd mitchell will take over to lead the police department. this comes after mayor shengtao introduced him as the new chief last month. oakland has not had a permanent police chief since tao fired lauren armstrong in february of 2023. >> the california justice department has reached an agreement with the vallejo police department on how to move forward with reforming that police department. the doj first opened up an investigation into vallejo pd in june of 2020, just days after an officer shot and killed sean monterrosa. well, now, as part of a settlement agreement, the city of vallejo and its police force will take new actions led by an independent evaluator and overseen by the doj to address a pattern of, quote, unconstitutional conduct. some of

the responding officers identified him as the suspect from the surveillance video, 35 year old robert gray. he was booked on several charges , but at this point is not facing any hate crime enhancements. >> the california justice department has reached an agreement with the vallejo police department on how to move forward with reforming the department. the doj first opened an investigation into the department in june of 2020, just days after an officer shot and killed sean monterrosa. now, as part of a settlement agreement, the city of vallejo and its police force will take new actions. they will be led by an independent evaluation chair and overseen by the doj to address a pattern of, quote, unconstitutional conduct. some of those reforms include addressing unreasonable force by holding officers and supervisors accountable, conducting an audit whenever an officer points a gun at a member of the public, promoting and strengthening partnerships in the community, and ensuring that all stops, searches and seizures by officers are compliant with the law. attorney general rob bonta saying in pa

police say surveillance video from last week shows 35-year-old robert gray there in that video using smash windows of the mosque. he allegedly later returned at least twice causing more damage before police arrested him. the district attorney in san francisco, brooke jenkins, says gray is facing vandalism, along with hate crime charges. she says the office has zero tolerance for crime targeting religious spaces. >>> a north bay legal firm will speak out after the recent decision not to file criminal charges against the former mayor of windsor. the attorney general's office recently suspended a criminal investigation tied to him after multiple women accused him of sexual assault. he later resigned as mayor in 2021. state prosecutors say they lack sufficient evidence to file charges. attorneys representing some of those women will speak out outside the sonoma county courthouse to talk about a possible civil case. >>> new developments in the search for a missing swimmer in the north bay. teams will resume the search for a 15-year-old boy last seen yesterday in the russian river. this is

at a san francisco mosque during the holy month of ramadan, san francisco police say 35 year old robert gray is the man seen here using a skateboard to break windows at the place of worship at polk and sutter. >> i can only say that it speaks volume to see so many people of different ethnicities and such a diverse community come together to basically show solidarity. >> police say gray first came to masjid al-tawhid mosque on april 4th. >> he was armed with what i'm saying is a skateboard. he used to damage and vandalize this mosque. he broke the windows behind us. he then jumped into his car and he fled. >> authorities say gray came back five days later. >> again he made his way inside. he made his way into the seating area of the mosque, escorted him out, called us. we looked for him. we couldn't find him. >> police say the suspect came back the next day and was arrested. with the help of the community. >> we're going to continue as a police department to be vigilant. we will drive by mosques and places of worship. >> on friday, gray pleaded not guilty to felony vandalism and a hate crime.

. >> that suspect is 35 year old robert gray in court on friday, he pled not guilty to charges of felony vandalism with special allegations of a hate crime and ordered held without bail. his lawyer believes the mosque attack did not constitute a hate crime. >> there are some statements made, but nothing that appears to be kind of ethnic or religious. animus at all. >> but it is brazen and it is bold, and you're going to just keep coming over and over again, we're very thankful for the partnership with the mosque assistant chief david lazar says in response to the attack, sfpd officers were stationed in front of mosques across the city the last week of ramadan. >> he has a message for the community. >> we don't want, mosques or places of worship or churches to just see incidents and not think about calling us. we want them to report everything going on. it's really important to us. >> imam al-nasiri says his mosque is being vigilant. he adds with the show of community support, they now know they're not alone. >> we hope peace and blessings do are spread across all communities, and we hope

the same system will affect the midwest and the east coast on thursday in new orleans, robert gray, foxng back in on the weather after the break. >> we're going to be looking into the scattered showers possible for part of the bay area weekend. i'll see you back here. >> all right. now to alex savage and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap. coming up at the top of the hour. alex. >> mike thank you. >> coming up tonight at seven, tempers flaring on arizona's house floor today. tonight on west coast rap. some democratic lawmakers chant shame as republicans block an effort to repeal the state's near-total ban on abortion. we'll break down where this heated debate goes from here, and a new crackdown at the southern border targeting drug smugglers. we'll show you what's being done now to catch people bringing fentanyl into the u.s. we'll have those stories and much more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course that's followed by trump derailed a vote deciding whether to renew a powerful surveillance program. fox news connor hansen explains wha

he's 35 year-old robert gray and the muslim community now reacting to this crime.ol at this mosque as a kid. i played almost every single payer. >> during ramadan. >> over here. >> the mosque board members say over the past month, there have been other acts of vandalism. the words on this now painted wall out front reads, quote, you will all burn in and the word don't was written at the entrance of the mosque. >> where millions of muslims around the world not only forecast, not >> a dinner for graduating uc berkeley law students got heated on tuesday night when a pro palestinian protester stood up to read a speech about ramadan and the war in gaza. the dinner was held at the home of a berkeley professor. their names were irwin comer ski and catherine fisk about 60 students were there. all of them had registered in advance. the professor say and anti-semitic poster showing a caricature of or when the professor was circulating online and on campus ahead of the dinner. and he says he was told there would be a protest, but they went forward with the plans anyway and fo

and that's when officers arrested. 35 year-old robert gray, the muslim community now reacting to thead is unacceptable. i went to school at this mosque as a kid. i played almost every single payer during ramadan. >> over here. >> well, most board members say that over the past month there have been other acts of vandalism and hate filled words spray painted on their wall. >> all right. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news coming up. i've got more details about those delays we're seeing in the east. we're seeing in the east. they'll tell you how to get ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪ ♪ norte a sur lo puedes ver ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado...yeah ♪ >> all right, 10 43 is the time. let's get back to that breaking news story on the traffic front. michael thomas joining us from the traffic center

in new orleans, robert gray, fox weather. >> all righty. checking in on our weather. degrees. we had some low 80s. we had 83 in castro valley, 83 in gilroy, 82 in menlo park. so probably the warmest day we're going to see this week. probably the warmest, the warmest day of the season thus far. and as we go into tomorrow, another warm day and then friday, saturday, things switch around with that weather pattern that we talked about. the fog was at the coast this morning. you probably saw it, or at least were aware of it, because if you're in pacifica or half moon bay, you couldn't avoid it or bodega bay. right now, the fog is clear from the coast. there might be a little fog again tonight and tomorrow morning. the long range model. i want you to see what we're focusing on here. and it's going to be friday saturday. so i'll just kick forward, get to there's friday afternoon. see the low offshore and then there's friday night into saturday morning. and then it kicks on. so saturday at this point looks like it's going to be your wet day sunday clears out pretty quick sund

crimes have been filed against a san francisco man accused of vandalizing a mosque. 35 year-old robert grayeillance video from last week shows a man using a skateboard to smash the windows of a mosque on sutter street. he also reportedly made several islamophobic threats. the police were called wednesday night and were told that the same man was back at the mosque. >> san francisco mission district vendors will have to find a new place to sell their goods. the licensed vendors had just moved into an indoor market at the 24th street bart station, after the city prohibited street vending last november due to crime. the city will now close the indoor space on april 21st due to a lack of shoppers, the city says resources would be better utilized somewhere else. >> no money, no sell, nothing. one day you can believe $20. sometimes nothing for eight hours. >> the city plans to move licensed vendors to an outdoor parking lot on 24th street in hopes of attracting more business. police say they'll monitor the area and check for licenses. >> san francisco muni plans to take new steps to stop widespre

at a san francisco mosque during the holy month of ramadan, san francisco police say 35 year old robert gray is the man seen here using a skateboard to break windows at the place of worship at polk and sutter. >> i can only say that it speaks volumes to see so many people of different ethnicities and such a diverse community come together to basically show solidarity, police say. >> gray first came to masjid al-tawhid mosque on april fourth. >> he was armed with what i'm saying is a skateboard. he used to damage and vandalize this mosque. he broke the windows behind us. he then jumped into his car and he fled. >> authorities say gray came back five days later. >> when he made his way inside. he made his way into the seating area of the mosque, escorted him out, called us. we looked for him. we couldn't find him. >> police say the suspect came back the next day and was arrested. with the help of the community. >> we're going to continue as a police department to be vigilant. we will drive by mosques and places of worship. >> on friday, gray pleaded not guilty to felony vandalism and a hate cr

officers arrived and arrested. 35 year-old robert gray, the muslim community now reacting to the crime sad is unacceptable. i went to school at this mosque as a kid. i played almost every single payer during ramadan. >> over here. >> no mosque board members say over the past month there were other acts of vandalism. the words on this now painted wall out front reads, quote, you will all burn in and the were don't was also written at the entrance of the mosque. just terrible. >> ok, time now, 7.34 and east bay and oakland family. they're now going public and issues at their decades old donut shop. it continues to be targeted, it is. fact, colonial donuts has been robbed 4 times in less than a year. we had a chance to speak with the family about what they've been doing to try. >> and improve security. kron. 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> colonial donuts on lakeshore avenue in oakland has been a staple for 40 years. a family business that the owner's daughter wanted to protect for decades to come. i left job. came back. >> plan and want to continue my family's legacy, but it's just it'

and that's when officers arrested. 35 year-old robert gray.ers say that over the past months there were more acts of vandalism. the words on wall repainted with hate speech. and so now they've got somebody in custody for that i-20 in new this morning, the weight program will soon include more money for healthier food options? yes. so the program for low-income mothers, infants and children are also expanding now, too. >> the spending a variety of choices. they have made a lot more inclusive of different cultures. it's the first time the program coming up, kate updated in a decade. the new rules make the bomb in monthly cash vouchers for fruit and veggies may be the first since the pandemic begin. nancy loo has more time. >> will the higher cost of higher education along with an an guaranteed return on investment are among the many reasons thousands of young americans are skipping college. well aware. they follow a generation deep in student loan debt. so in recent years, more and more young americans are becoming plumbers, electricians and con

that's when 35 year old robert gray was arrested.aigned later today. >> well, experts in the middle east say the biden administration has to walk a fine line between supporting israel and condemning some of its actions in the war against hamas. iran's supreme leader is vowing to retaliate against israel for a bombing at the iranian consulate in syria. earlier this month that killed 12 people, including two iranian generals and one hezbollah militia member. while israel has not acknowledged involvement in the attack, it is bracing for tehran to respond. >> whoever hurts us, we hurt him. >> the wicked regime of israel made a mistake. in this case, it must be punished and it will be punished. >> secretary of state antony blinken has called for other countries, including turkey and china, in whoops in hopes they can help prevent and ease tensions between israel and iran. >> new on this friday morning, the biden administration has canceled $7.4 billion in student debt for another 277,000 borrowers. the latest round affects 207,000 borrowe

. >> we've got brian skelter, who is a special correspondent for vanity fair, robert gray, who was a former counsel to president trump. lot of questions for him during the first impeachment stacy schneider, manhattan criminal defense attorney, and temidayo aganga-williams, who is a former senior investigative counsel for the january 6 committee, and tim, you have given what you just heard from berman, they're talking about how this day started for trump's legal team and what this looked like. what does that spell? we'll talk about what it means for the gag order. but what does it mean when that's the relationship between the judge and the lead defense counsel on de really date two of this as a litigator that really just made me cringe. i mean, i think i cannot imagine or more problematic way for a judge to perceive you. so early in a trial, to have your credibility question by a judge. that's about as low as you can gov as a lawyer in a courtroom. i think there was a really bad day. i think why it matters that it's the tone going forward. there's gonna be a lot more skirmishes in fro

that's when police arrested 35 year old robert gray, who is scheduled to be arraigned today. >> mortgagere creeping back up again. the average 30 year mortgage rate is at 6.88 this week. that's according to freddie mac. there's concern the recent inflation data that we received this week means the federal reserve will not cut interest rates. may be not at all this year. that could force potential buyers out of the market, or perhaps to accept higher interest rates and add to their monthly housing payments. >> our time now for 34 nightclub in a once bustling neighborhood is closing for good. san francisco's temple nightclub in the south of market area, filed a notice pointing to financial problems, according to the chronicle, 86 employees are going to be laid off, including security staff, bartenders, servers and maintenance staff tonight and tomorrow are the club's final scheduled events, but it will stay open until saturday, may 25th. well, another san francisco business is closing for good as well. petite crenn, the casual restaurant of the three michelin starred rated at the year cren

mammal center is working to figure out what killed a 40-foot gray whale that washed ashore at an alameda beach. the wle was found floating off robert crown memorial state beach on saturday. responders collected initial samples and say they plan to tow the carcass to angel island for inspection this week. the marine mammal center says it's the first whale casualty of the year in san francisco bay. >>> a major road in the north bay is back open tonight a little earlier than planned. it originally was scheduled to reopen tomorrow morning. all weekend long westbound highway 37 has been shut down between vallejo and sears point for pavement repairs. caltrans says to expect another shutdown for next weekend. that will be followed up with two more weekend shutdowns, but in the eastbound direction. >>> still ahead tonight, tiktok one step closer to being banned in the u.s. after the house voted in favor of that ban today. >>> later the party celebrating a pricey new public toilet that was the butt of jokes around the world. >>> then we'll get a check of your first alert forecast ahead of the new workweek. >>> and if you're looking for an u

mammal center is working to figure out what killed a 40 ft gray whale that washed ashore at an alameda beach. the whale was found floating off robert crown memorial state beach on saturday responds collected initial samples and say they plan to tow the carcass to angel island for inspection this week. the marine mammal center says it is the 1st will casualty of the year in san francis. bay. the oakland police department is mourning the death of a former officer. officer jordan's wingate died saturday from injuries that he suffered in a crash while on duty in 2018. the 1 that creek native joined opd. as a cadet back in 2013. and was awarded rookie of the year in 2018. back in august of 2018 officer wingate was responding to a car. a call when his patrol suv crashed with another car. and then hit a parked semi truck near the port of oakland. the injuries forced him into medical retirement. in 20. the department says. wind gate is the 55th. oakland police officer. killed in the line of duty. and sacrum. governor newsom is taking aim at another republican state. he just announced legislation to make it easier for people in arizona to g

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robert chevy across north western part. so if you see this area of low cloud, the gray cloud here coming across east as go through the some areas of england just running down into the low country, the area of light pressure just sliding its way across. northern germany for denmark, couple of areas of low pressure to the south and east of that's as well. so it's cold across the northwest, but it says what will i be towards the eastern side of here. but we'll see those type of just picking up as we go on through the next couple of days. but as a cloud on the right in between, somebody whether this, that in place just around the low countries around denmark's to what level the, just the coast cities, the side of england, the where to where the also coming into island this, we go on into a friday, twice, thoughts of the day across the north west, but the shot was to gather quite quickly. one or 2 of them. wintry and nature went separately by causing the problem. some when she showers to just around the house could scattering the showers across from the spanish northern cause of the italy some. what's the weather coming into norther

robert greatly arrested him for felony vandalism. > we arrested him and charged with a hate crime for all the damage in the threatening in that really >> intimidating what was going on police say gray visited the mosque multiple times this month during the holy month of ramadan. the sfpd assistant police chief and chief of staff for the san francisco district attorney's office shared these words. we will drive by musk and places of worship. we're continue to be present. >> well, but the trust is so important because we want to help people. we want to respond rapidly. we take a crime very seriously here. we truly believe it is every san franciscans right to have a safe place to worship. the mosque's board members say there have been other acts of vandalism during the holiday month. >> and hope the arrest of the perpetrator in this case will send a message the city's actions. today will show the city is serious and taking action against people who hate against muslims than any other race. religion in the city to see the francisco police department step up. >> the way that they to see the temps, a school district attorneys office the way that they to show that the muslim community is

robert greatly arrested him for felony vandalism. >> we arrested him and charged with a hate crime for all the damage in the threatening in that really >> intimidating what was going on police say gray visited the mosque multiple times this month during the holy month of ramadan. the sfpd assistant police chief and chief of staff for the san francisco district attorney's office shared these words. we will drive by musk and places of worship. we're continue to be present. >> but but the trust is so important because we want to help people. we want to respond rapidly. we take a crime very seriously here. we truly believe it is every san franciscans right to have a safe place to worship. the mosque's board members say there have been other acts of vandalism during the holiday month. >> and hope the arrest of the perpetrator in this case will send a message the city's actions. today will show the city is serious and taking action against people who hate against muslims than any other race. religion in the city to see the francisco police department step up. >> the way that they hog to see the temps, a school district attorneys office the way that they to show that the muslim community i

robert greatly arrested him for felony vandalism. >> we arrested him and charged with a hate crime for all the damage and the threatening in that really >> intimidating what was going on police say grayited the mosque multiple times this month during the holy month of ramadan. the sfpd assistant police chief and chief of staff for the san francisco district attorney's office shared these words. we will drive by musk and places of worship. we're continue to be present. >> but but the trust is so important because we want to help people. we want to respond rapidly. we take a crime very seriously here. we truly believe it is every san franciscans right to have a safe place to worship. the mosque's board members say there have been other acts of vandalism during the holiday month. month. >> and hope the arrest of the send a message the city's actions. today will show the city is serious and taking action against people who hate against muslim than any other race. religion in the city to see the francisco police department step up. >> the way that they to see the temps, a school district attorneys office the way that they to show that the muslim community is has heard seen as other commun

robert greatly arrested him for felony vandalism. >> we arrested him and charged with a hate crime for all the damage in the threatening in that really intimidating what was going on police say graymultiple times this month. >> during the holy month of ramadan, the sfpd assistant police chief and chief of staff for the san francisco district attorney's office shared these words. we will drive by moss and places of worship. we're continue to be present. >> but but the trust is so important because we want to help people. we want to respond rapidly. we take a crime very seriously here. we truly believe it is every san franciscans right to have a safe place to worship. the mosque's board members say there have been other acts of vandalism during the holiday month. >> and hope the arrest of the perpetrator in this case will send the message the city's actions. today will show the city is serious and taking action against people who hate against muslim than any other race. religion in the city to see the francisco police department step up. >> the way that they to see the temps, a school district attorneys office the way that they to show that the muslim community is has heard seen as

robert greatly arrested him for felony vandalism. we arrested him and charged with a hate crime. >> for all the damage and the threatening in that really >> intimidating what was going on police say grayhis month during the holy month of ramadan. the sfpd assistant police chief and chief of staff for the san francisco district attorney's office shared these words. we will drive by musk and places of worship. we're continue to be present. >> but but the trust is so important because we want to help people. we want to respond rapidly. we take a crime very seriously here. we truly believe it is every san franciscans right to have a safe place to worship. the mosque's board members say there have been other acts of vandalism during the holiday month. >> and hope the arrest of the perpetrator in this case will send a message the city's actions. today will show the city is serious and taking action against people who hate against muslims than any other race. religion in the city to see the francisco police department up. >> the way that they hog to see the temps, a school district attorneys office the way that they to show that the muslim community is has heard seen as other community membe