supplying major retailers like safeway and walmart. that fire though, could cause produce prices in supermarkets to go even higher in the near future. to have something like this happened in a transition period. it's just tragic, absolutely tragic. such an important time of year in california all your major processes like taylor or moving from arizona. where they've been for six months, moving back to california. the factory was closed for the winter months and no food was being processed at the time. investigators still want to know the cause of the fire, but they're checking whether a welding project may have triggered those flames. and pg and a warning its customers be aware of scams as we get close to tax time. the power company says it typically sees a rise in the number of scams this time of the year involving people posing as pg and e employees. the last year pg and he received more than 11,000 scam reports from their customers. had led to a loss of almost $600,000 in fraudulent payments. officials say scammers will often threat

and that's just here at safeway. these aren't prices at.re can can be other prices at other grocery stores, but the wholesale price for eggs is up nearly 3 times over this time. last year. experts say that it's currently because of a bird flu outbreak has wiped out more than 20 million birds and tightened the supply for eggs. and that demand for eggs even higher justice easter is approaching businesses like bakeries that use hundreds of bags every day. are going to feel the price page. and so are people going to the grocery store according to the u.s. department of labor price index in the last year, milk is up 11%. butter is up more than 5 per cent candy. my favorite has increased by 7%. an egg prices have soared more than 50% since the first outbreak this year and darya james, like i said, those are all ingredients that people normally use during the easter weekend. so the real egg hunt this weekend, it will be to find affordable eggs if you come to a safe way, you might be paying 3.99, at least for a dozen eggs, but sometimes it may cost

i'm not i this local safeway is not limiting the amount of eggs. however, there may be other grocery stores that are. >> right, ok? thank you very much. camila 7.33. is the time we have new information and video this morning in the mario gonzalez case. remember that he was. >> he ended up dying in police custody in alameda. it was nearly a year ago and now his family is suing kron four's terisa stasio takes a look at the latest. >> usually calm. they are quickly becoming chaotic. that is what new video released by the city of alameda shows in case of mario gonzales. >> come over here with a waterfall doubt one police responded after a neighbor called 9-1-1 about a strange man in his yard to it. >> my front yard talking to himself. and no mask. and i went out there and the dog to bark at him. talking to us. these are not making any sense and don't know what to do. appearing intoxicated and pulling a cart full of these newly released photos of alcohol. >> the officers called for a physical wrapped, a taken solace into after resistance handcuffs. a pa

it is right behind a safeway grocery store safely says the virtual orders are being handled 10 times the speed that they would before the robots. as for the concern from some that this automated technology and the robots are taking away humans jobs, safeway says it's added 65 jobs to handle this new technology. maybe i am the only one probably on this news desk, or, you know, in the city of oakland, where we are i love grocery shopping. no you do that . you're so excited, so stoked. i like seeing what's available at like seeing the people who shop around me. i don't know. it's kind of like my one big outing of the week. i was verbal. it's my super bowl every week and i would never go automated or delivery. i just for some reason. i love it. automated sometimes and just kind of depends because, you know, i respect the people who are working there. i love the conversations and engagement. but when you talk, and that's my local market when you go to like a safe way and there's 12 different places to check out and there's only two people working in the lines are long, frustrating going a

michael: his wife was going to safeway anyway, so he asked her to purchase the gift cards.reat, the spammer texted. send me clear pictures of each card and a picture of the receipt. >> at that point i went, this is a fake. i'm being scammed. michael: be aware of anyone -- beware of anyone asking you to purchase gift cards, cryptocurrency or to use a payment app. these kinds of transactions are hard to trace and don't offer the legal protections of a credit card. the text john received impersonated a friend but many more pretend to be from a business. the federal trade commission reports that spam texts supposedly from a business have bilked taxpayers out of $5 billion since march 21 of last year. >> we've done reports of the increase in amazon impersonation scams coming in by text message and other media. michael: the latest scam began more than a week ago and pretends to be from verizon, offering a free gift for paying your bill. at the same time, google searches for the term spam text spiked. >> just in the first day last month, we saw about 5000 complaints in the first h

. >> his wife was going to safeway, so he asked her to purchase the gift cards. she did.e spammer texted. scratch the label on the back of the cards and send me clear pictures of each card and a picture of the receipt. >> at that point, i went, this is fake. >> beware of anyone asking you to purchase gift cards, cryptocurrency, or to use a payment app. these kinds of transactions are hard to trace and do not offer the legal protections of a credit card. the text john received impersonator to a friend, but many more pretend to be from a business. the federal trade commission report spam texts supposedly from a business have bilked taxpayers out of money just through march 21. here is lois reisman. >> we have done reports on the increase of amazon impersonation scams. >> the latest scam pretends to be from verizon, offering you a free gift for paying your bill. at the same time, google searches for the term spam text spiked. >> in the first day last monday, we saw about 5000 complaints in the first hour of those text messages starting to get sent out. >> the spam filter app

this same gentleman who i'm not going to put his business out in the street, but he's sleeping near safeway at webster. and he was homeless we found out for five years. he lost his housing. he had challenges with his social security. he didn't know where to go or what to do because he did accept when plaza east was torn down. he accepted a section eight voucher and he just struggled from that point forward and he was homeless. fast forward, we built the willy b. apartments we used neighborhood preference and we were able to not only get him housed, but we were able to provide the services to ensure that he stays housed because it wasn't -- he had his social security, but he had trouble in terms of balancing things and making the right decisions because he used to have someone who helped him to do that and he no longer did and that's why he ended up homeless and that is the tragedy. we can't just take for granted everyone knows what to do and how to do it especially in an expensive complex city like san francisco and that's why services are so important and that's why it's so expensive. peop

michael: his wife was going to safeway anyway, so he asked her to purchase the gift cards. she did.at, the spammer texted, gently peel or scratch the label of the back of the cards and send me clear pictures of each card and a picture of the receipt two. >> at that point, i went this is a fake. this is a scam here. michael: beware of anyone asking you to purchase gift, cryptocurrency or to use a payment cap. these kinds of transactions are hard to trace and do not offer the legal protections of a credit card. the texts john received in person. many more pretend to be from a business. the federal trade commission reports that spam texts supposedly from a business have billed taxpayers out of $5 billion this year just through march 21. here is lois. >> we've done reports of the increase in amazon impersonation scams coming in by text and other medium. michael: the latest scam began just more than a week ago and pretends to be from verizon. offering you a free gift for paying your bill. at the same time, google searches for the term spam text spiked. >> so, just in the first day i thin

supplying major retailers like safeway in walmart.few weeks before retailers start seeing impacts and stores. taylor farms, officials said they will shift production to their 20 other locations around the country. including their facility and yuma, arizona. the company issued this statement thursday quote our total production locations in geographic diversity is our best defense to the scenario. we will work to reassign and support our salinas food service production team this season as we rebuild the facility, firefighters said they had the flames fully contained by thursday afternoon , which is why those shelter in place orders were lifted. the building, however, was declared a total loss. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news. thank you, evan. well, the sierra is getting more snow, and that is causing some resorts planning to close after easter to rethink their plans. they all want to put their best foot forward to make sure that the skiers and riders got enough of what that you know, came down this winter. there is one of a kind of a

. >> are you still wearing a mask going to safeway or whole foods? >> yes, when it's crowded i am. but more comfortable going to gym without a mask, indoor dining, those environments. >> dr. peter chin-hong, appreciate your time and insight. >> thanks so much, raj. >>> up next, more ukrainian refugees arriving at u.s./mexico border, are they getting into the united states? and what about asylum seekers from other countries? is this a fair process or are some shut out? >>> putting end to violent confrontations on flights. stiff penalties for unruly passengers, what they face in the near future. bay area lawmaker behind the proposal. nbc bay area news. are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend.

supplying major retailers like safeway in walmart. del maso said it could be a few weeks before retailers start seeing impacts and stores. taylor farms, officials said they will shift production to their 20 other locations around the country. including their facility and yuma, arizona. the company issued this statement thursday quote our total production locations in geographic diversity is our best defense. to the scenario. we will work to reassign and support our salinas food service production team this season as we rebuild the facility, firefighters said they had the flames fully contained by thursday afternoon, which is why those shelter in place orders were lifted. the building, however, was declared a total loss. evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news coming up at 11 house fire under investigation in the south bay while firefighters had a tough time getting a handle on the flames. not one, not two, but three more weather systems are heading this way and we will track those systems together. a first changes to the current presidenti

theft is rampant, he says the safeway in ross stores on 16th street have also been repeatedly targetedause of theft. ross store the literally going and take a whole rack of clothes and just walk out like nothing. gamestop a manager, says $5000 worth of merchandise, including video game consoles, headsets and accessories were stolen. a suspect assaulted an employee to gain entrance to the stock room. these are shocking. shows of brazenness by the suspects, police say. so far, two juveniles have been arrested. gamestop tells me up to eight more suspects are still at large. police are advising workers not to fight back if you find yourself in the situation where your a victim of a theft comply, security guard at this gamestop store it is offering $500 for information that leads to the arrest of each suspect. some of the people that are doing this our young kids that are in poverty and are really in need of help, and so you know, continuing to keep in mind taking care and looking at those root causes, i think are also really important. hernandez says city leaders need to put extra police i

the things that we turn to to feel better when we get bitten by the bug, and the pharmacy at this safeway in santa clara looks like many these days. as we move into the third year of this global pandemic, more and more people who feel sick are going to their old over-the-counter standbys to get better. >> my friends are getting the cold medicine instead of really testing. >> these parents have noticed a lack of cold and flu remedies on store shelves and a return to the old routine of treating sicknesses at home. >> sore throat, stay out late at 1:00 in the morning, you know what i mean? this is how you develop your health. >> reporter: bay area infectious disease effort dr. monica gandhi isn't surprised that cases of the cold and flu are picking back up. she says it's something that also happened a year ago when covid cases were in decline. >> when we're in a lull we have all these other people getting colds and flus and other things out of season because other viruses come back. >> reporter: music to the ears of these santa clara parents who have had covid come through their homes at lea

i was sitting in safeway parking lot just watching the flames bow over the top of my roof. >> reporter: near flagstaff, arizona, the so-called tunnel fire exploding to more than 20,000 acres. dozens of buildings reduced to ashes as the fast-moving fire burns out of control. >> i looked out the back window and i saw the flames kind of rolling through our property and back deck. >> reporter: this family escaping their home just minutes before it was engulfed by flames. >> i was in the car driving away and saw, you know, the house burning. >> reporter: firefighters working round the clock to stop the spread, but erratic winds and tinderbox conditions are fanning the flames. >> the environment is not very friendly. it was blowing 70 miles an hour, rocks were hitting everybody in the face. >> reporter: and now red flag warnings are in effect from texas to nevada and reaching as far north as nebraska. the historic drought in the west is further threatening the firefight. a new report showing record low rainfall totals in california and experts already voicing concern about the upcoming fire

supplying major retailers like safeway in walmart. del mastro said it could be a few weeks before retailers start seeing impacts and stores. taylor farms, officials said they will shift production to their 20 other locations around the country. including their facility and yuma, arizona. the company issued this statement thursday quote total production locations in geographic diversity is our best defense. to this scenario, we will work to reassign and support our salinas foodservice production team this season as we rebuild the facility. earlier this afternoon, firefighters said they had the fire fully contained, which is why those shelter in place orders were lifted. the building, however, is a total loss reporting live in the newsroom. evan sernoffsky ktvu fox two news thank you. the bay area. getting a rain reprieve today, not a lot of rain, but enough to bring the umbrellas back out. it's still dreary around the bay. here's a live look right now outside our ktvu studios overlooking the oakland estuary. as you can see , there are

taylor farms solid processing facility in south salinas, which supplies produce to retailers like safeway and walmart. thankfully, there's no reports of any injuries. and experts are now waiting to see if this fire will have impacts on stores around the country. a column of fire exploded into the night air in salinas late wednesday, sending fire crews scrambling. the fire started shortly after seven p.m. but by midnight, the flames mixed with ammonia. grew so intense firefighters had to back off and let it burn. we've got 35,000 residents in the southern southeastern area of salinas. under a shelter in place order, as well as in the valley memorial hospital for schools shut down for the day, and roads around the facility were closed as smoke continued to billow. stay inside. closed windows, bring your animals inside and just stay inside for the time being. no one was injured, and it's unclear how the fire started, but officials said people were welding inside the building when the fire erupted. the facility employs about 1000 workers and was gearing up to begin processing solid for the se

community food bank. 1,200 households received a ham, produce thanks to donations from hormel and safeway four people in the county are experiencing food insecurity. so they will have a nice easter with a nice ham, which will be really nice. >> that's nice. big weekend for passover, easter, spring break, everyone. a lot of people on the move as well. >>> we got the rainfall. mixed in between we will get a break that's going to allow us to enjoy a good part of our saturday and our sunday forecast. let take you into the microclimate weather tonight and i wanted to start off with a look at our rainfall season, how we are doing so far, and no surprise here with the lack of rainfall in january, february and march we are running a deficit, a big disappointment with how strong we started off with record-setting rainfall in october and december. you'll see santa rosa down 7.28, second is san jose down 5.34. as we get the next storm system much needed rainfall as we just illustrated here, we will have stormranger, our mobile doppler radar scanning. the only one in the bay area. you can see the dop

but that's not fast enough for consumers just here in safeway got a pound of ground beef. that was $9. >> i mean, how do people who don't have much income coming in how they do it? it's horrible. just. >> got to do what you gotta do. try save, cut and other areas and we -ave get so where you need to go. he say the federal reserve will likely raise interest rates in the coming months to slow borrowing and spending to brent inflation. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> all right. time for another look at the forecast on this blustery tuesday. beautiful view there. definitely blustery today. cap'n like yesterday, lawrence is here is also talking about snowfall, which we're glad to talk about that. i mean, almost all winter. >> and like we have been talking about the snow and here we go time and now we're talking about the snow storms rolling back in the sierra nevada looking toward donner summit right now. you can see truck pulled off to the side there. cars going by and that snow line and the highway there. >> and there's more to come. in fact, if you're headed up in th

the safeway in ross stores on 16th street have also been repeatedly targeted.ross tells me the store closes early now because of theft store the literally going and take a whole rack of clothes and just walk out like nothing. at gamestop, a manager says $5000 worth of merchandise , including video game consoles , headsets and accessories were stolen. a suspect assaulted an employee to gain entrance to the stock room. these are shocking. shows of brazenness by the suspects, police say. so far, two juveniles have been arrested . gamestop tells me up to eight more suspects are still at large. police are advising workers not to fight back if you find yourself in the situation where you're a victim of a theft, comply security guard at this gamestop store it is offering $500 for information that leads to the arrest of each suspect. some of the people that are doing this our young kids that are in poverty and are really in need of help, and so you know, continuing to keep in mind taking care and looking at those root causes, i think are also really important. hernande

oakland friday walked up and stood in line or made a pass and the drive 1000 hands donated by mail and safeway the easter meal distribution hosted by the alameda county community food bank and acts full gospel church. food bank spokesperson michael lopez says the distribution is or 3 days a week, but demand has sharply increased ahead of the holiday. a lot people now know about our services and know that they no longer have to maybe that was really tough decision between having a healthy putting out some of >> reporting i'm going figure out how to meet rent increases. >> just as people felt like it was normalizing return to work school and a regular schedule has been upended by a year to year jump in inflation of 8 and a half percent the cost of every basic goods from a tank of gas to has we've started to see more people alive. >> during the pandemic, the food bank distribution site has handed out more than 12 and a half million pounds of food last month alone. it passed out 4.4 million pounds. and at this time, one in 4 county residents is still food. insecurity definitely >> you know, way ou

sonoma county sheriff's office says they received a report tuesday about a suspected bomb threat at a safeway in guerneville. the swat team responded to the store which is located on highway one 16. they didn't find anything. but investigators now say it appears that this was a swatting call, which means a false report is made of an emergency law enforcement detectives are looking into who made that call. anyone found swatting in california could be charged with a felony. don't forget and be given up to a year in prison. in san francisco, there's an initiative launching to try and decrease crime in the city sunset district. it's called the sunset safety network. and leaders say the goal of it is to decrease crime targeting asian on businesses in the area. they're going to do that by coordinating and expanding public safety programs. there. businesses in the area, some of which have been burglarize multiple times support the initiative. we want our employees to feel safe. we want everybody to feel safe. this is a community store. so >> we want people to be able to walk in and shop freely witho

a security guard at a nearby safeway gave a statement saying that gonzales often stole alcohol. a coroner's report found his death was a homicide. but the drugs, alcohol and obesity contributed recently. the alameda county district attorney announced the officers would not be criminally charged sighting. evidence did not justify criminal charges. currently, the officers remain on administrative leave as an external investigation continues. theresa kron, 4 news. learning more about the security guard who was shot to death outside of a cabin community. >> for people who are homeless in oakland, police say 37 year-old barry murphy. we shot last thursday at the city's community cabin. this is located near mandela parkway and interstate 5.80, officers are still looking for the gunman and why murphy was targeted. murphy's younger sister dash in need of brooks's reflecting on her brother's life. >> well, to know that my brother was a good person. >> he was a family man. he cared about his family. a lot. >> he was very important to his friends in his life. >> rooks says this has been an

still then whole foods or safeway or other grocery outlets. the money from this settlement is a penalty, not a restitution, so it's unlikely that customers will see any extra money in their pockets. but the attorney general says the case serves as a warning to other businesses, thinking of price gouging. he said. there are still additional cases of price gouging at his office is looking into, but that he can't discuss those in more detail because they're still under investigation in san francisco christian captain ktvu. fox two news major companies are starting to roll out new drone deliveries after years of developing technology to get approval from federal regulators , companies, including walmart, google and amazon, are launching small scale operations. according to the wall street journal, the san francisco startup zipline recently started working on deliveries with walmart at an arkansas location . the limited operations mean that in some parts of the us people other than those specially authorized as beta testers can try these services.

coaster at coney island, where i'm hiding from the triads, i huff some engine lubricants out of a safeway bag and stagger down the shore to tear the sail off a beached schooner, then i rip the co-axial cable out of the r.v. of an elderly couple from utah, hank and mabel, lovely folks, and use it to stitch the sail into a loose, pouch-like rucksack, then i stow away in the back of a garbage truck to the junk yard where i pick through the debris for only the broken toys that make me the saddest until i have loaded, for you, the hobo fugitive's bug-out bindle of news that is my segment: meanwhile! (applause). >> sphen: that is the only food i need. meanwhile, the late show can not-at-all-exclusively reveal that: "kim kardashian says pete davidson tried to give her his number when they first connected at the met gala, but she couldn't use her phone because of her outfit." i've been there. it's tough to use a touch screen when you're cosplaying as a dementor. meanwhile, lululemon wants your used workout clothes. it's the brainchild of lululemon's new head of marketing: creepy guy creepy rick.

i was sitting in safeway parking lot just watching the flames bellow over the top of my roof. >> thedrought here in the west further threatened that fire. california has -- morgan norwood, abc news, los angeles. cracks we have had our share of wildfires in california. we will show you the restoration in big basin. >> there can be no social justice with it -- without environmental justice. kueng earth day is not just about saving the environment i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. you are watching actual videos of the tesla full self driving technology as recorded by the drivers. from turning too tightly and hitting a pylon... [ expletive ] to swerving toward a pole. jesus. watch the bicyclist on the right almost get hit before the driver takes over. sometimes it seems the tesla doesn't want the driver to take over. i'm trying. this driver had to hit the brakes when the tesla didn't understand a detour sign. ok. here it almost hit a truck. obviously, i had to take over. and here it swerves into an oncoming lane. look at that! often, the tesla doesn't know what it wants to do.

friday walked up and stood in line or made a pass and the drive 1000 hands donated by for mel and safeway, the easter meal distribution hosted by the alameda county community food bank and acts full gospel church. food bank spokesperson michael lopez says the distribution is held 3 days a week, but demand has sharply increased ahead of the holiday. a lot people now know about our services and know that they no longer have to maybe those really tough decision between having a healthy putting out some of >> reporting i'm going figure out how to meet rent increases. >> just as people felt like was normalizing return to work school and a regular schedule has been upended by a year to year jump in inflation of 8 and a half percent to the cost of every basic goods from a tank of gas to has we've started to see more people alive. >> during the pandemic, the food bank distribution site has handed out more than 12 and a half million pounds of food last month alone. it passed out 4.4 million pounds. and at this time, one in 4 county residents is still food. insecurity definitely >> you know, way fo

. >> i was sitting in the safeway parking lot just watching the plumes billow over my roof.california has only reported about 15% of its normal rain. morgan norwood, abc news, los angeles. larry: let's get to mike for a look at the conditions there right now. it does not look good. mike: he does not, and unfortunately it's not going to get any better. they are the storms bringing us our much-needed rain. by the time they get down to arizona, new mexico, and colorado, have spent most of their moisture and they just become dry, hot winds that are fanning the flames. oregon, nevada, ports of arizona, new mexico, colorado, texas, oklahoma, in kansas, they are all at exceptional levels of this drought. that means potential for an above average fire season has already started for those areas and will continue. first we have some good news, we did lose a little bit of our extreme, right up there in the north. let's erase that read and zoom down and show you some of the cities that don't have to worry about being in the extreme. pretty much all of sonoma county and lake and mendocin

friday walked up and stood in line or made a pass and the drive win 1000 hands donated by for mel and safewaye easter meal distribution hosted by the alameda county community food bank and acts full gospel church. food bank spokesperson michael lopez says the distribution is or 3 days a week, but demand has sharply increased ahead of the holiday. a lot people now know about our services and know that they no longer have to maybe those really tough decision between having a healthy known for. got some of >> having figure out how to meet rent increases. >> just as people felt life was normalizing return to work school and a regular schedule has been upended by a year to year jump in inflation of 8 and a half percent the cost of every basic goods from a tank of gas to has gone up. >> we've started to see more people alive. >> during the pandemic, the food bank distribution site has handed out more than 12 and a half million pounds of food last month alone. it passed out 4.4 million pounds. and at this time, one in 4 county residents is still food. insecurity definitely >> you know, way for our c

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a security guard at a nearby safeway gave a statement saying that gonzales often stole alcohol. a coroner's report found his death was a homicide. but the drugs, alcohol and obesity contributed recently. the alameda county district attorney announced the officers would not be criminally charged sighting. evidence did not justify criminal charges. currently, the officers remain on administrative leave as an external investigation continues. theresa kron, 4 news. >> we are also learning more tonight about the security guard who was shot to death outside a cabin community for unhoused people in oakland. police say 37 year-old barry murphy was shot last thursday. the city's turf, a turf said community cabins that's near mandela parkway and interstate interstate 5.80, officers are still looking for the gunman and why murphy himself was targeted. murphy's younger sister dawn taisha brooks is reflecting on her brother's life. >> well, to know that my brother was a good person. he was a family man. he cared about his family. a lot he was very important to his friends and his life. >> an

these are the prices at local safeway about $6 for a dozen drought next 18 x and cost about $8. and if you're looking to buy about a dozen white the lee still pays about $4. the wall. so prize for eggs is up nearly 3 times over this time last year. experts say it's partly because of a bird flu outbreak. >>it has wiped out more than 20 million birds and tie in the supply for eggs. so now the demand is even higher. justice easter is approaching. >>businesses like bakeries that use hundreds of bags every day. are going to feel the price pinch. and so are people going to the grocery store according to u.s. department of labor price index in the last year, milk is up 11%. butter is up by more than 5%. candy has increased by 7%. and ed prices have soared more than 50% since the first outbreak this year. we spoke to one local shopper who has seen the price of milk go up, but he says he's still willing to pay back in the good old days. you can get 2 gallons enough for 5 bucks. >>now you're looking to give one, get out find now you don't have a choice if you have a certain members of you

oakland friday walked up and stood in line or made a pass in the drive 1000 hands donated by mail and safeway the easter meal distribution hosted by the alameda county community food bank and acts full gospel church. food bank spokesperson michael lopez says the distribution is or 3 days a week, but demand has sharply increased ahead of the holiday. a lot people now know about our services and know that they no longer have to maybe those really tough decision between having a healthy putting out some of >> reporting i'm going figure out how to meet rent increases. >> just as people felt like it was normalizing returned to work school and a regular schedule has been upended by a year to year jump in inflation of 8 and a half percent the cost every basic goods from a tank of gas to has we've started to see are people in life. >> during the pandemic, the food bank distribution site has handed out more than 12 and a half million pounds of food last month alone. it passed out 4.4 million pounds. and at this time, one in 4 county residents is still food. insecurity definitely >> you know, we're all

sheriff's office says officers are dealing with a suspected bomb threat that's happening right now at a safeway store in guerneville the store and parking lot on highway one. 16 are closed. authorities are urging people to please stay away from this area. also new at noon mountain view. police say they have resolved a standoff with a barricaded burglary suspect at the city's community service agency. police say the person first barricaded themselves inside the building on steer lynn road around. 8 o'clock this morning. crisis negotiators and health partners from the county were called in and police announced the standoff was over shortly before 11:00am more details are expected to be released later today. in oakland, another business owner is sweeping up broken glass after his juice bar was vandalized and broken into for the 3rd time since first opening last year. it happened at got juice on macarthur boulevard near laurel elementary school suspects broke in through the window and stole the cash register, which the owner says didn't even have much in it. the store was hit the first time around

here's an idea as to how much aig's costa right now these prices are the prices at safeway in pleasant hill. it's about 6 bucks for a dozen brown eggs. if you're looking to buy a dozen white asa least you'll pays about $4. wholesale price for eggs is up almost 3 times over this time. last year. the price is it's caused by recent bird flu outbreak. among other things that has wiped out more than 20 million birds and of course, tighten the supply for aches. according to the u.s. department of labor price index prices have skyrocketed for eggs. milk is up. 11% butter is up by more than 5%. >> next tonight on kron, 4 news today, senator feinstein pushing back on reports alleging her mental decline. coming up, the concerns some of her colleagues are expressing plus of fire. a big fire at a food processing facility finally contained by thousands were forced to evacuate. and rainy day. get to feeling down a quick fix to to feeling down a quick fix to when a truck hit my son, to feeling down a quick fix to i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i

a security guard at a nearby safeway gave a statement saying that gonzales often stole alcohol.oroner's report found his death was a homicide. but the drugs, alcohol and obesity contributed recently. the alameda county district attorney announced the officers would not be criminally charged sighting. evidence did not justify criminal charges. currently, the officers remain on administrative leave as an external investigation continues. theresa kron, 4 news. >> police in grand rapids, michigan released body camera videos today showing last week's police shooting of a 26 year-old during a traffic stop. >> stay in the car. gave the car. >> an officer stops. patrick lee oia on april 4th. they say there was an issue with his license plate. police say he tried to run an elite. the struggle ensued. the officer can be heard telling they only a multiple times to stop resisting. the video also shows layla reaching for the officer's taser. the 2 struggled over it and lilian was shot in the head while lying face down on the ground with the officer on top of him. >> the test is going to be w

everything else i look at as it relates harms america room and have immigrants plus two in eight safewayhis is all not good for americans. >> a huge number of those who have been allowed into the country are eligible for work permits and for those at the lower end of the economic scale souls working for economic wage and brand-new competitions and lots of it. >> you have the highest level of employee for hispanics it is because we had a decent immigration policy that limited new people coming into the country which were taking jobs from some of the people who are here. it is deafly an economic detriment to a lot of americans were trying to make a living. see it in terms of crime that kind of think what you sing in the border communities are really all over texas as a result of this migration? >> we know drug overdoses and the entire united states is up over 30% since biden came into office that's about what her to thousand americans die we know there is a direct impact because these border agents as good as they are are so busy doing logistics we know they cannot stop the drug trade the

it happened at the consulado market right across the street from the safeway and trader joe's there in livermore, people we're shopping in the market, but thankfully nobody was hurt. police say the driver didn't have a license and was using her husband's car. both the driver and the husband were cited. police say they i think the driver just confused the gas and the break as she was trying to park damage there, that $5,000 as police are still investigating. april is distracted driving awareness month and the chp is increasing patrols to make sure drivers are aware of the dangers out there. >> the goal is to change driver behaviors and save lives. distracted driving includes everything from using your iphone changing the radio station dealing with passengers, including children, even eating in california last year, roughly 13,000 crashes were blamed on distracted driving there were 56 deaths. >> please remember that these are not accidents. there are completely preventable. we encourage everyone who were the driving turn off their cell phones or if they're absolutely need need to use a

and the pharmacy at this safeway in santa clara looks like many these days. as we move into the third year of this global pandemic, more and more people who feel sick are going to their old over the counter standbys to get better. >> my friends and stuff, they're getting the cold medicine instead of really go get tested. >> reporter: single parents dominick has noticed the lack on the shelves. >> sore throat, stay out late at 1:00 in the morning. you know what i mean? this is how you develop your health. >> reporter: bay area infectious disease expert dr. monica gandhi isn't surprised that cases of the cold and flu are picking back up. she says it's something that also happened a year ago when covid cases were in decline. >> when we're in a lull, we had all these other people getting colds and flus and other things out of season because other viruses come back in. >> reporter: music to the ears of these santa clara parents who have had covid come through their homes at least three times. >> i got covid before it was covid. >> reporter: and dr. ghandi says she

but that's not fast enough for consumers just here in safeway got a pound of ground beef. it was $9. >> i mean, how do people who don't have much income coming in how they do it? it's horrible. just. >> got to do what you gotta do. try save, cut and other areas and we have to get so where you need to go. he say the federal reserve will likely raise interest rates in the coming months to slow borrowing and spending to brent inflation. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> rising gas prices are certainly part of the problem. but president biden says he has a plan to at least help that he says the environmental protection agency, the epa will issue an emergency waiver allowing the sale of but they call 15% ethanol. gas planned through the summer months. current regulations prevent the fuel from being sold between june and september because of its effect on smog and other forms of air pollution officials project. this will save the average american family about $0.10 a gallon. >> i'm doing everything within my power by executive order to bring down the price and addressed th

to thefts on the very same safeway robin had left the money.rove that he did it, marshall was a suspect. he had the opportunity, he failed the polygraph when questioned about those previous robberies. and at the time, he knew the combination of the safe. so the night that robin was killed, did marshal it had to rob the safe again? >> he knew the previous combinations. i don't know if he was aware that they had changed them, because it had happened days earlier. >> detectives brought william marshall in for questioning. he was friendly, cooperative. said that he was home entire evening and that he could prove it. all police had to do was go ask his girlfriend. yvonne hargrove. without telling them why he were talking to her, they did ask. >> i told him that william was with me that night. and what did we do? i said that we cooked a spaghetti dinner. >> yvonne seemed credible. never wavered in supporting marshals alibi. so maybe the marshall idea was a dead end. as they were leaving, cops had one more question though. did she know anything about

still then whole foods or safeway or other grocery outlets. money from this settlement is a penalty, not a restitution, so it's unlikely that customers will see any extra money in their pockets. but the attorney general says the case serves as a warning to other businesses, thinking of price gouging. he said. there are still additional cases of price gouging at his office is looking into, but that he can't discuss those in more detail because they're still under investigation in san francisco christian captain ktvu. fox two news. health officials are calling it the worst outbreak of bird flu in almost a decade. i'm marianne rafferty with more on why millions of birds are being killed and the impact that could have on your wallet coming up. adding weather a bit of a temperature spike for today, but the real warming moves into your thursday forecast. we'll talk about some nineties and eventually some cool shower. chances will have more. your forecast coming up. fluy farmers across more than a dozen states as tens of millions of birds are being p

but that's not fast enough for consumers just here in safeway got a pound of ground beef. it was $9. >> i mean, how do people who don't have much income coming in how they do it? it's horrible. just. >> got to do what you gotta do. i save cut and other areas and we have get so where you need to go. he say the federal reserve will likely raise interest rates in the coming months to slow borrowing and spending to brent inflation. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> president biden says that he is doing whatever he can bring down or try to bring down gas prices, a gas and ethanol blend called e 15 is going to be cleared for sale during the summer. the epa banded during the hot months because it can contribute to air pollution when there are high temperatures, ethanol blended fuels are cheaper than pure gasoline. >> not going to solve all our that's going to help some people. i'm committed to whatever i can to help. it's an extra buck or 2 in the pockets and they fill up. >> says the white house says the move could probably save drivers as much as $0.10 a gallon. right now

they have received a report this morning claiming that a suspected bomb threat was coming into the safeway store in guerneville. but after the swat team responded to the store on highway one 16, they didn't find anything. so investigators say it appears now. this is a swatting call, which means a false report of emergency in to law enforcement. detectives are looking into this call. anyone found swatting in california can be charged with a felon and given up to a year in prison. some breaking news now just into the kron. 4 news room from fairfield where crews are working to take down a grass fire right now. that's burning encore delia road. that's right. across the i-80 from costco. we can see the smoke here. no word yet on how this fire started or if any homes are being threatened right now, fairfield police and the fire department is asking people to stay away from this area as they try to get the situation under control. and as we get more updates, we'll bring them to you. and we will bring in our meteorologist rodriguez for a check of the conditions around fairfield. very windy out the

so these are the prices at the safeway in pleasant hill about $6 for a dozen brown eggs.f you're looking to buy a dozen white eggs will pay at least 4 bucks the whole. so price for eggs is up nearly 3 times over this time last year, the price increases caused by a recent bird flu outbreak wiped out more than 20 million birds and tighten the supply for eggs. according to the u.s. department of labor, the price index there in the last year. the price for eggs has skyrocketed by 50%. milk is up 11% and butter is up more than 5%. and skyrocketing inflation also puts an impact on online sellers. amazon is now passing those costs on to merchants who may in turn passed on to all of us. the online retail giant is slapping sellers with a 5% fuel an inflation fee. alex caprariello explains how this will impact the next time you place an amazon order. >> this came from nowhere and it's like a basic to the week small. just amazon will now add a 5% fueling inflation surcharge to 3rd party. us sellers who use their fulfillment services maxim corner love who owns organa republic. a flor