we'll point out the safeway on bollinger canyon road. slowing drives on highway 4, 37, typical there. but it's eastbound highway 4, a bit slow around port chicago. no reports of anything going on, but we'll track that. in general you have your typical commute routes showing a typical monday slowing. timing for vasco, just under a half hour. highway 4, definitely slowing. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the first day on the job, twitter's new ceo is set to start her new role. ahead on "today in the bay," the uphill challenges she faces. >> also, prince harry taking on the tabloids over an alleged phone hacking. how soon we can expect the royal to t take the standnd in court.. >> plus s -- >> thihis is the besest day eve >> it t is the best daday eveve >> s so was y yesterday and tomw and e every day from now u unti forever. >> barbibie loves pinink. thee worldwidede shortagee t thm has caused w when it comeses to someththing in particulalar. we'ree going too tell you aboutt when w we reteturn. you don't want to miss it and you don't wan

safeway, walgreens, and target. wait times art the look of a draw.e's someone nearby and they happen to be free, you won't have to wait too long. but other times busy or it's a very large store, you could be waiting upwards of three minutes for a tube of toothpaste. parks tell me about the methods used in your experiment. >> what i did was i went down to stores and went to get some basic items specifically looking for things commonly locked up. toothpaste, toothbrushes, tide pods. i went with a stopwatch and i would press the button and see how long it took for someone to come unlock the case. dings like painkillers at target took warty five seconds. but a tube of toothpaste from safeway, it took three and a half minutes. ultimately, safeway was the longest wait. >> the target as i went to the electronic session to get a card and that took about 3.5 minutes. like i mentioned, sometimes it can be a quick wait at the store. away like the electronic section was in the back, you may have to wait longer based on location. >> your article mentions that som

the safeway's now back open. today marks one year since 24 year-oldtmany wheeze are was shot and killed while working at a san jose safeway and the 2 teenagers were arrested in connection with his death and kron four's amanda hari. >> so with his family about how they've been doing over the last >> i spoke with manning's brother and he says it's hard not to think about him. he says everything reminds him of his brother and today he was relying on the support of his family to get through the day. >> one year after 24 year-old many ways our was shot and killed while working at safeway. his family spent the afternoon. it is great for member his life and legacy. he's been in the brevard, you get in getting get your sword man, he's older brother, guillermo ways are spoke with me as he sat next to his brother's final resting spot. he says it's hard to believe it's been so long. feel like you guys away like last week when, you know, as i can with the with the year, many was working at safeway than it was killed. police

today, safeway put a lot of money behind that commitment. at the safeway on college avenue in oakland, a major check presentation to best buddies. $560,000 donated by customers and nearly 300 safeway stars in northern -- stores in northern california and hawaii. i spoke with the president of safeway and the founder of best buddies. >> i way say we are not looking for the cure, we are the cure. if we have the resources, we can change people's lives. it is transformational to them and their families. dan: it must be very touching to you to see so many stu safeway customers donate the five dollars, whatever the donation is. they step up. >> i feel proud of our employees, but i feel particularly grateful to our customers that are so gracious and help share the community. it is what makes the world go around for me. dan: in the last two years, norcal safeway has donated more than $1 million to best buddies, which helps people with special needs find meaningful employment. ama: coming up next, the political battle with 42 migrants in the middle. t

there was also one of the memorial outside of the safeway on hamilton avenue one year ago. >> he saysy as he continues to mourn his little brother. i was going through it. you know, you just got to be starting their stay with the family. >> well, as amanda harry reporting, the 18 year-old suspect in this case is expected in court for another hearing in july. >> time now 6.32, and a safeway in pittsburgh is back open this morning after an employee had to go to the hospital because there was a gas leak that made them feel sick. this is around noon yesterday. this safeway is on bailey road and there was a freon leak and the freon is a gas used in refrigeration, the store was evacuated. it was closed so that, you know, employee didn't feel well had to be treated. san jose police are trying to find a driver who stole a car and crashed it and then left it burning with a seng inside. we told you about this yester vehicle crashed into a and it's a meridian avenue near woodruff athis fatal crash happened. and after hitting the tree, it rst was no driver when first responders got there, they pu

a safeway in pittsburgh is back open tonight after an employee was staying in the hospital following a gas leak. it happened around noon at the location on bailey road. >> our crews say the gas called free on which is used for river refrigeration was involved. the store was evacuated and closed temporarily. no word on that employee's condition tonight. tonight marks one year since a safeway employee in san jose was shot and killed while working 2 teenagers were arrested in connection with his death force amanda hari talk to his family about how they've been doing over the past year. a mandate. >> i spoke with many ways ares brother and he says it's hard not to think about him. he says everything reminds him of his manny and today he was relying on the support of his family to get through the day. >> one year after 24 year-old many ways our was shot and killed while working at safeway. his family spent the afternoon his grave remembering his life and legacy. he's been in regard. you know, get in, get to get your sword. you man. he's older brother. guillermo ways are spoke with me as h

it's been 2 years since a safeway worker was killed on the job this morning. we' >> 10 29 and you can see better mayza any sun in their james. but now no, okay. never all over the bay area. kind of looks like this at the moment, john. i like that. you know, of its brightening up just a touch in san jose. but that's only because it was particularly dark and kind of ominous looking a few moments ago, we saw some heavy rainfall moving around parts of san josg over the past few minutes. you can see those showers spreading especially across the central coast of the state right now. look at some of that heavy rain that we do have a right around soledad. greenfield, 1, 1, 0, 1, and out to the big sur coastline, the very heaviest of rain. >> now for the bay area, things are a little quieter in comparison, at least, but we have some light showers, mostly sprinkles up in the north bay. light showers stretching from conquer down through oakland, san leandro to fremont and down to the south bay itself and some light showers as well there on the peninsula. most of our ligh

we're going to point out the safeway on bollinger canyon road.have slower spots that developed, north 680 looks like it should be clearing from the overnight crew heading north. and also a little farther north. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> a busy day ahead for the markets. the wall street reaction expected later this morning as the u.s. avoids default. >> plus, intoo the movovie theaeatres, thehe new f film ta the top spot at the box office and the amount of cash it brought in over the weekend. >> also, what do you think of this? a sign of disrespect or are headphones necessary in a loud office? what an etiquette expert is saying about the debate. keep it rig >>> good monday morning. let's get you ready for the morning commute in the tri-valley. we're checking out danville starting out in the low 50s. it's a cloudy morning and we'll see a lot of clouds throughout the day as our temperatures will be significantly cooler than yesterday and we're also watching out for, yes, rain chances. more on the timeline and where we may see the most of it

. >>> the family of a murdered safeway worker is calling for change, not just for retailers in regard to security and their response to shoplifting. >> they are also calling for a change from each one of us. nbc bay area's kris sanchez is live in san jose for thus morning. i know you have a touching message from the mother there of the man who died. >> reporter: yeah. she lost her son one year ago in an ak of really tremendous violence, but what was surprising to me in talking to her is that she is taking away from this how much love her son put forth in the world. family, friends, and colleagues of manuel gathered to remember the 24-year-old who was killed in the parking lot of the safeway store where he worked in san jose's willow glen neighborhood one year ago today. in the last year, their pain has not dulled, but his mother says she learned what an impact her son made with his smile and his quiet kindness. >> many, many people say enough to see him to make good day. >> reporter: the murder of manny at this safeway store in san jose and the shooting death of a loss prevention work

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there was also one of the memorial outside of the safeway on hamilton avenue one year ago. >> he sayso it. you know, you just got to be starting their stay with the family. >> that was amanda harry reporting for us. the 18 year-old suspect in this case is expected in court for another hearing in july. >> let's talk a little bit about our forecast. taking a live look outside at the embarcadero and the bay waters. gloomy on >> 6th the day of june. we've got kron meteorologist kyla grogan here with more details. this is moving out at some point. this is moving out, but it is keeping us plenty cool. and it got me thinking about what's going on in the country's temperatures that i have to say, a place that i never thought of. hey, you know go to kind of get some warmth in my life. my not north dakota. it's 90 degrees there right now. it's 87 omaha you can see 87 in dallas. so jet stream has gone well to the north here and it's heated up places like little rock is at 88 degrees. 81 in columbus, ohio, and 81 in d c if you bring it over to the west coast, obviously we're running a lot cooler

there was also one of the memorial outside of the safeway on hamilton avenue one year ago. >> he saysn his family as he continues to mourn his little you get into it. you know, you just got to be starting their stay with the family. >> well, that and harry reporting the 18 year-old suspect in this case is expected to be in court for another hearing in july. >> san jose police are trying to find the driver who stole a car and then crashed it leaving a passenger burning inside the car crashed into a t meridian avenue near woodruff drive and the car burst in flames after hit the tree. the driver got out and took off. rponders got there, put out the fire and then discovered the body of the passenger inside. we don't have an id on yet in the south bay, 2 people have been arrested for the death of a san jose resident who was found dead in a park in 2021. police believe that william jones and david barraza are responsible. they were arrested late last month. they're suspected of killing wayne ham. they were arrested. may 25th taken to the santa clara county jail and ham was discovered dead a

tomorrow marks one year since the deadly shooting of safeway employee manny jose. he was shot and killed in a robbery during his overnight shift. in august, two months later, police arrested two people in connection with his death. people are invited to honor manny this afternoon at willow street frank bramhall park at 4:00 p.m. and tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m., a group will pay tribute on hamilton avenue where he was killed. >>> now to a followup to a story we brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. a teenager is in critical condition following yesterday's fiery crash in danville. we now know what led to that crash. the sheriff's office says it started just after 1:00 a.m., when a danville police officer tried to pull over a car for running a red light. the driver did not stop and led the officer on a chase for about five miles. police say the driver ran another red light, hit another car, and then flipped over and caught fire right in front of that starbucks inside the crossing shopping center. five people inside that car were rescued by police and ta

. >> the man convicted of shooting and killing a safeway employee and napa county was sentenced to life in prison without parole. he shot an 18-year-old twice in the back while he was fulfilling curbside orders in the parking lot of a safeway in american canyon. it happened during the pandemic in august 2020. he had recently graduated from high school and was working during the summer before starting at diablo valley college. >> two weeks after announcing the arrest of nine juveniles in connection with almost three dozen robberies in oakland, none of the suspects has cap been charged. there is not enough evidence to identify and charge the suspects. the cases are still under investigation. the suspect are described as six boys and three girls between the ages of 12 and 17. >> the justice department unsealed the indictment against donald trump, revealing the dozens of criminal counts of the former president now faces. >> out its argument against former president donald trump and his aide walt nauta after a 49 page indictment. >> i invite everyone to read it in full, to understand the sco

. >> safeway is putting more resources behind employees with special needs. presentation to the organization best buddies, this happened yesterday at the safeway on college avenue in oakland. 560,000 dollars donated by customers in northern california and hawaii. >> we are not looking for the -- >> as i always say, you know, we are not looking for the cure, we are the cure. and if we have the right resources, we can really change people's lives forever. it is transformational for them and their families to have a good, solid weight. >> it must be very touching to you to see so many safeway customers donate that dollar, that five dollars, whatever the donation is, they step up. >> i feel proud of our employees but i feel particularly grateful to our customers that are so gracious and help share the community. it's what makes the world go round for me. >> in the last two safeway has donated more than $1 million to best buddies. >> father's day is sunday and this year, it's particularly special for one bay area found. suzanne phan sat down with the son who made

well, it has been one year since a safeway employee in san jose was shot and killed while on the job. were arrested in connection with his death. we have kron four's the man. harry got a chance to talk to his family about how they've been doing. >> one year after 24 year-old many ways our was shot and killed while working at safeway. his family spent the afternoon his grave remembering his life and legacy. he's been in regard. you know, get in getting too. get your sword. you man. he's older brother. guillermo ways are spoke with me as he sat next to his brother's final resting spot. he says it's hard to believe it's been so feel like he passed away like weekly, you know, as i can with the with the year, many was working at safeway than it was killed. police say he got into an altercation with the gunman before the shooting happened. 18 year-old to be to to call out. and a 19 year-old were arrested for homicide and conspiracy. the district attorney declined to file charges against a 19 year1old citing insufficient evidence. guillermo says he wants justice for his brother, but right no

one safeway employee was having a tough time breathing after the exposure. fire officials say she will be fine, and the store will be back open shortly. >>> hope, love, pride, san jo >> the pride flag is now flying above the san francisco county jail in san bruno. the police and fire departments joined the sheriff's office for today's ceremony. speaking at the ceremony, a deputy coming to san francisco as a teen, speaking to seeing pride parade saved his life. >> it is imperative to keep in mind the responsibility that we bear as a san franciscans and lgbtq plus members and law-enforcement. that responsibility is to remain a beacon of hope for those who have been marginalized around the country and world. >> reporter: this was the third year the pride flag was raised . police have seen a lot of anti-lgbtq plus legislation introduced across the country. the aclu is tracking 338 bills that have either passed or are still being considered. focus is being put toward trying to stop or limit drag shows. as ow ormerstheir patrons in san jose are growing stronger th

there was also one of the memorial outside of the safeway on hamilton avenue one year ago. >> he says he's been leaning on his family as he continues to mourn his little brother. i was going through it. you know, you just got to be starting their stay with the family. >> well, that was amanda harry reporting for us this morning. the 18 year-old suspect in that case is expected in court for another hearing in july. >> it's 9.33, in san jose. police are trying to find the driver who stole a car, crashed it and then left a passenger inside that car was on fire. the car crashed into a tree yesterday morning, ana marie avenue near woodruff drive. then it burst into flames. but the driver took off and by the time first responders got there, they put the fire out. that's when they found there was a passenger inside in the passenger seat and they found the body, the identity of that victim. the person who died has not yet been released. 2 people were arrested for the death of a san jose resident was found dead in a park in 2021. william jones and david bear as a were arrested late last month.

at the time that it close safeway cited crime and a lack of parking. are planning open it as a health and wellnes center. we are getting closer and closer to the fourth of july. a lot of this happening all over the place. cities and counties are threatening fines for illegal fireworks. san mate wants to pay for them instead. the sheriff's office is hosting a buy back in redwood city. the county is still handing out fines for firing off fireworks. anywhere from $500 to $2,000. >>> i never know until you ask. how ♪ listen to the lion's roar! roar!! see the moon and the stars at the planetarium. ♪in the middle of everything♪ ♪there's everything to do!♪ . >>> this is a basketball family would you say? >> okay. we enjoy watching basketball. >> we like the hoops >> give me hoops, every day. playing basketball here, even a wager or two. but, you know, we understand it takes a lot of hard work that we don't possess skill that we don't possess and sacrifice that i certainly don' possess to make it pro, to the nba exactly, is that correct? >> s. 2/1hs of 0 ma it

safeway is being accused of illegally spiking its place through deceptive deals. bay area news group reports a lawsuit has been filed against the grocery store and its parent company albertsons. the lawsuit claims the california stores raised the price on food sold in buy one get one and buy one get two free promotions. safeway agreed to pay more than $100 million to settle a class-action lawsuit in oregon that made similar claims about what is called bogo promotions for certain meat the number of deaths and serious injuries associated with tesla's autopilot technology is up significantly, according to analysis of federal data by the washington post. the post reports 736 crashes involving tesla autopilot in the u.s. since 2019, 17 were fatal. the national highway traffic safety and administration said it is unclear whether the technology is the casa beach crash. the vast majority about a related crashes involved tesla's -- automated related crashes involved tesla's. tesla did not respond to a request from the washington post for common. nascar racing is in full sw

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at the time that it close safeway cited crime and a lack of parking. they are planning open it as a health and wellnes center. we are getting closer and closer to the fourth of july. a lot of this happening all over the place. cities and counties are threatening fines for illegal fireworks. san mate wants to pay for them instead. the sheriff's office is hosting a buy back in redwood city. the county is still handing out fines for firing off fireworks. anywhere from $500 to $2,000. >>> i never know until you ask. how cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. when these organizations run on google cloud, they're defended by the same ai-powered security that protects all of google. if you have heart disease and are on a statin, lowering cholesterol can be hard. diets and exercise add to the struggle. today, it's possible to go from struggle to cholesterol success with leqvio. with a statin, leqvio is proven to lower bad cholesterol by over 50% and keep it low with two doses a year. common side effects were injection s

this is the safeway on bailey road. contra costa fire confirming one store employee was taken to the hospital after being exposed to the freon. the store had to close while county health came to take readings and make sure the store was safe. >>> and santa clara county supervisors are starting to take action on the funding plan with money coming from the state's opioid settlement. the board of supervisors will be meeting tomorrow on their first distribution of $5.8 million. santa clara county could receive $48 million over the next 18 years. the county has seen a 300% increase in fentanyl overdoses since 2019. the hardest hit populations are youth and adults between the ages of 15 to 30. >> let me be clear these are not overdoses, but poisonings. people don't know they're taking it. so they're had going online and they're choosing the counterfeit pill. that had counterfeit pill is laced with fentanyl. >> now going before the board tomorrow is an outline of the expenditure plans, including the working group created by th

a california man is suing safeway for allegedly overcharging customers. caleb haley says he was charged nearly twice as much as usual for a pint of ice cream in a safeway. buy one, get one free sale and as soon as the sale was over, the ice cream and other grocery items dropped back to their original price. according to haley, the bogo price hikes have harmed nearly a million california customers. earlier this year, safeway paid $107 million to settle a lawsuit in oregon with similar claims, this time now with 720 peach coffees east oakland distribution center slated to close after its roof caved in last month. it killed an employee as sfgate reports, the center is being located in tracy in about a month. and it's 110 employees are being offered jobs at that location. those who don't make the move will be offered severance continue medical benefits and job placement help peach coffee confirmed it will still be headquartered in emeryville and its roastery will stay in alameda. a well-known san francisco brewery has announced some big cuts affecting beer dr

we are here at the safeway on dublin boulevard. back to the governor's he says the losses of oversight on the oil and gas industry. what does this mean for us? he says immediately the lot is written to expose price minimization in real-time by requiring get reports on the market and imports and is meant to prevent gas spikes caused by refineries going off-line. it will require monthly reports on refiners' profit margins and establishes a new independent watchdog called the division of petroleum market oversight within the california emergency commission to monitor the industry all in the name of transparency. governor newsom says the new laws will help better managing gas supply so residents here are not vulnerable to what he calls the greedy of big oil. gov. newsom: this is just the start. we are setting up the first big oil watchdog, limiting price gouging to you keep money in your pocket. reporter: the governor's office is touching the new law as a model for the nation, adding that a recent poll found a net percent of americans

here is a look at what's happening now, including a memorial under way for a san jose safeway workerarrest, an 18-year-old who will face charges in the murder of manny huizar. his mom and the family and workers at safeway would like to see legislation to have stores provide armed security. >> let's get a look at our forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> a lot of changes. it was hot over the weekend, but today we're talking about highs in the mid to upper 70s, a big cooldown, more clouds coming in and eventually rain. we'll also see some cool temperatures for much of the bay area tomorrow, with a chance of showers increasing late this evening. first starting in the north bay, as well as the tri-valley into the south bay later tonight, and we could see some scattered showers and even possibly some thunderstorms coming in. so really unusual to see rain in june, especially this amount of rainfall, but we'll be tracking it as we go through the next few days. >> sounds good. another local news update in half an hour. hope to see you then. have a good morning. ♪♪ >>> coming up, panicked

shot and killed 18 year old nathan gabriel garza outside of safeway in august of 2020. police say they still do not know the motive for the shooting. garza had just graduated from high school in fairfield when he was killed. he was passionate about baseball and dreamed of pitching for the oakland a's someday. well, san francisco prosecutor says he's leaving to join the alameda county district attorney's office. gabriel markoff posted on twitter that he's leaving the san francisco da's office after two years as a white collar prosecutor. he said he is, quote, excited to continue the fight for justice across the bay . as we have reported, at least seven alameda county prosecutors have either resigned or given notice since district attorney pamela price took office in january. criminals in oakland are using technology to gain access to cars. rochelle baxter green says her home surveillance system caught tech savvy thieves casing her neighborhood and burglarizing her car. they were able to dismantle the car's alarm system, pop the trunk, rummaged around for things to steal.

a california man is suing safeway for allegedly overcharging customers. caleb haley says he was charged nearly twice as much as usual for a pint of ice cream in a safe way. buy one, get one free promotion. but as soon as that sale was over, he says, the ice cream and other grocery items dropped back to their original price. according to haley, the bogo price hikes have harmed nearly a million california consumers. now, earlier this year, safeway paid $107 million to settle a lawsuit in oregon with similar claims, as well as oakland's struggles with gun violence. there was a big push today to get guns off the streets, a buyback event was held today with police giving gift cards and ace tickets to people in exchange for guns. it was sponsored by the group guns for gardens that turns the firearm into garden tools that then can be used to improve the city. what's most important is every gun that is taken off the street is a gun that is not mishandled, potentially taking a life, injuring. and it's a bullet that's not flying in the neighborhood. and that's what

it is the one-year anniversary of a shooting in a san jose safeway parking lot that left a worker deadhe loss and today, they're calling for change. >> he was killed in an act of violence but his mother is more motivated by how he spread love in the world. family, friends, and colleagues of manuel gathered to remember the 24-year-old who was kill ed in the parking lot of the store he worked. in the last year, their pain has not dulled, but in the last year, she learned what an impact her son made with his smile and quiet kindness. >> many, many people say enough to see him to make good things. >> his murder at this safeway store and shooting death of loss prevention worker at a home depot store have retail workers calling for better security. >> it should be a law that if you're involved, security, at least at nighttime. you know. during the day, maybe not. nighttime, i think it should be allowed. >> but his mother says that stopping the violence is about more than security and police. she says it will take change from all of us. >> to everybody who's you know, something little. and we

a safeway store in pittsburgh was evacuated this afternoon due to a gas leak. contra costa fire says when those first engines arrived at the safeway on bailey road around noon, they did find one person having difficulty breathing. that person was transported to a hospital. the store was evacuated after firefighters determined the leak involved freon. it's an odorless chemical that can cause headaches and nausea, difficulty breathing and other serious symptoms. and employees said it's not yet clear when the store will reopen. roughly three dozen migrants have been flown into sacramento in the last few days. california's attorney general says they were carrying documents tied to a florida transportation program. our political reporter greg lee explains why the attorney general is demanding accountability from florida's governor. three days after 16 migrants from texas were dropped off at a sacramento church, the california attorney general's office confirmed another plane carrying about 20 more migrants from the southern border arrived monday in sacramento. the a

that the first engines arrived at the safeway on bailey road just around noontime to find one person having difficulty breathing. they were transported to a hospital and the store was evacuated after a firefight was determined. the leak involved freon, an it's an odorless chemical that can cause headaches, nausea, difficulty breathing and other serious symptoms. an employee said it's not yet clear when the store will reopen. the suspect in the shooting of a four year old in oakland has turned himself in. police say 19 year old jamarion griffin turned himself in yesterday. he's accused of shooting the young girl at her apartment last week. the young girl's mother says griffin is the brother of a friend who was staying with her when the shooting happened. the mother says she does not know where the gun came from. details on what led up to the shooting remain unclear tonight. the girl was shot in the leg and she is expected to recover. two people have now been arrested for the death of a man found in a san jose park two years ago. 37 year old william jones and 30 year old david barraza

attorney general's office says it has teamed up with retailers including cvs, walgreens, home depot and safeway. they have agreed to share reports of retail crimes, online retailers -- retailers will increase efforts to stop the resale of stolen items. >> the retailers behind us are fed up with us -- it. they are seeing their product stolen too often and it takes in organized response to address organized crime. that is what this is today, retailers, the marketplace the public, law enforcement teaming up to address this. >> the state attorney general office launched a new online portal where people can file complaints and leave tips about retail crime. it can be found on oag.ca.gov. >> coming up mayor london breed weighing up on the father's day shooting near pier 39 and what she says to critics who claim the city is out of control. >> plus the suspect in a davis stabbing spree was back in court today with a court appointed doctor and what he says about his mental competency. abc7news at five will be right back. >> time running out in the desperate search for the sub touring the records of the

. >> the goal is to provide people with the safeway to the -- dispose of their fireworks.r: at many parks. >> we've been having our deputies go out into the community and remind people that fireworks are not allowed in some of our areas. reporter: people could be hit with a hefty fine. >> up to $1000 for illegal fireworks. in certain situations, it's up to $2000. reporter: some people say the program is a good idea. >> it's good, especially for kids. they can get hurt. fireworks are bad. reporter: officials suggest leaving firework displays to the professionals. >> we go to seaport, down woodside road, all the way down toward seaport and it's a place where people gather. we've been going there since we were kids. >> i don't go here on the fourth of july. i go across the bay. reporter: suzanne phan, abc7news. ama: the finishing touches being put in place for supportive housing in the south bay. volunteers are hard at work preparing 94 units on 4th street in san jose. the first residents are people 55 and older who have experienced homelessness. they are set to sign leases i

right now at 5:00, one year after a san jose safeway employee was shot and killed, family and friends

. >> the goal is to provide people with the safeway to the -- dispose of their fireworks.eporter: at many parks. >> we've been having our deputies go out into the community and remind people that fireworks are not allowed in some of our areas. reporter: people could be hit with a hefty fine. >> up to $1000 for illegal fireworks. in certain situations, it's up to $2000. reporter: some people say the program is a good idea. >> it's good, especially for kids. they can get hurt. fireworks are bad. reporter: officials suggest leaving firework displays to the professionals. >> we go to seaport, down woodside road, all the way down toward seaport and it's a place where people gather. we've been going there since we were kids. >> i don't go here on the fourth of july. i go across the bay. reporter: suzanne phan, abc7news. ama: the finishing touches being put in place for supportive housing in the south bay. volunteers are hard at work preparing 94 units on 4th street in san jose. the first residents are people 55 and older who have experienced homelessness. they are set to sign le

walgreens and safeway pharmacies in san francisco have come from being stocked with the drug dorsey says more pharmacies need to get on board. he says the department of public health recently had a secret shopper go to pharmacies around the city to see who has naloxone in stock 20% of video. >> pharmacies here in francisco didn't have dorsey's legislation aims to make it that much easier for people to get their hands on the medication to do everything we can to make sure that we're fighting hard for a crisis on every wront. the fda recently approved narcan to be available over the counter without a prescription. it's expected to hit the shelves later this year. the proposed mandate would give pharmacies a 3 day grace period to reorder at least 2 boxes of narcan. >> if they don't have the medication socked, they could be charged $250 up to $1000 per violation. but all of this could be changed as this proposal going to committee hearings. dorsey says so far he's good support from fellow supervisors. i'm sarah stinson reporting kron. 4 news. thank you. sarah kron 4 continues to put the focu

does that safeway have a permit with us? and i realize it's a little bit outside of our purview for businesses. i mean, but it is still i think, within our purview. um uh, what in the mcdonald's one was a little frustrating because they kept forgetting, i guess, to turn off the music when they left. yeah, yeah. so, well, to answer your question, no, that safeway does not currently hold a permit from our office, but they should hold a pass permit. the mcdonald's also needs to obtain an f pass permit. but we're having a really challenging time getting through to someone who is in the position to be able to start that process. because when we go in, we speak with the management who's on site, who is very helpful and acknowledges our presence, but also doesn't have the authority to make a permitting decision such as that . so i were trying to figure out how to navigate that corporate structure. there has been an inspector fiorentino has documented that they have a sign in the mcdonald's breakroom that states that the manager at

attorney general's office said it teamed up with retailers including cvs, walgreens, home depot, and safeway organized theft. retailers agreed to share reports of retail names and online retailers including ebay, sc, and meadow will stop the resale of those items. >> the items behind us, they are fed up with it. products are stolen too often. it takes a response to address organized crime. marketplaces, the public, law enforcement working together teaming up to address the challenge. >> the attorney general's office launched a new online portal where people can launch complaints and have tips about retail crime. it can be found. >> the u.s. preventive services task force recommends adults 19 to 64 years old get screened for anxiety disorders. the task force is a group of independent medical experts whose recommendations help guide doctors decision and insurance plans. it is a first time the task force made a recommendation on screening for anxiety disorders in adults. the group recommends all adults be screenedor major depressive disorders. if you or a loved one is struggling with anxiety or

recent graduate of rodriguez, high school was working a summer job at a safeway when he was shot in the parking lot. prosecutors have said the suspect ambushed the victim, even though the 2 didn't know each other. today, an indictment unsealed. charging donald j trump with felony violations national security laws as well as participating conspiracy to obstruct justice. >> the department of justice announcing the strength of federal charges now facing former president trump. there are 37 felony counts related to his handling of classified documents. he is accused of taking classified documents from the white house trying to hide them from the fbi. keeping them in places like a ballroom, even a bathroom. prosecutors say trump showed plans for classified military operation to people without security clearances. and reaction to that indictment has been swift. here's what some bay area politicians and legal analysts are saying. >> if the allegations in the indictment are, in fact, true for president really has limited defenses in this case who had access. >> to the rooms, to the store rooms

safeway on dublin boulevard. san francisco, let's be proud about the $4.39, the best we can do at the marathon on geary boulevard. these reports come to us through gasbuddy.com. on the roadways there is some more slowing developing in san jose and we talked about the feed-in coming from san martin. not too severe, but indicating more traffic into san jose. dublin looking really light, cars at the bottom heading away is your commute direction toward the dublin interchange, west 580. you see it's moving pretty smoothly out of the altamont. vasco under a half hour. the bigger slowing comes for highway 4 through concord and approaching the bay bridge, no problems down the eastshore freeway. back to you. >>> 6:11. a train derailment causing big concerns in montana. investigigators havave an updat afteter some feared a popular river may become contaminated. >> brie was telling us about the situation in russia. over the weekend a lot of people tried to turn to twitter for answers, didn't get them. let's get some answers

it is coming from a speaker in the parking lot of the safeway on webster street.has been playing the music since february. now people are compelling about it. it is supposed to be to deter motoring but over the weekend the volume went up and stayed on overnight. a spokesperson says that playing music is a common industry practice but it is unclear why it is being played so loud and so late. anheuser-busch struck a deal with the epa that will involve making safety improvements at breweries. the settlement is for company will pay more than half a million -- more than $500,000 in penalties in addition to reviewing safety issues at breweries that use a refrigerant. there are 11 breweries that fit that category. the epa says this will make it safer for people living near the breweries. next, nancy pelosi adding a two her resume tonight, baseball pitcher. the hollywood writers on strike may soon have a new ally. elitist latest group that may be turning them. a live look outside. you can barely see it, but there is a double rainbow over lake tahoe. you see it to the righ

. >> safeway is going to have their hands full with people saying what is going on with this, your thoughtsath i can understand. this is buy 2 get 2 which is not what the consumer wanted. they wanted a $4-pint of ice cream with an extra one sent in. so, they have actually gotten in trouble with this before with pork chops, ice cream in california or pork chops in oregon. albertson's has been in trouble for this exact same type of claim. so, i think this is a problem for them. >> yeah, i've seen other companies, too, do this sort of thing, our bad, we'll pay the fine, who knows how much they made in the process before they finally had to face the music. lexi and david, nothing but the truth podcast host and another criminal defense attorney, thank you for spending time with us on a friday night, have a great weekend. >> you, too, kevin. >> how long would you be willing to commute for a job? still time to weigh in on twitter and on instagram at fox news night. the night cap crew coming up(vo) next. historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. unpack once, and get closer to iconic la

it is $4.09 here at the safeway along dublin boulevard. good news heading into the july 4 holiday. reporting live, amanda, abc 7 news. reggie: getting a new look at the damage done to the highway in big sur during the strong winter storms. here is an aerial view of one section that washed away. it has been closed all of 2020 three after storms because the hillside to give way. caltrans officials say crews are working 24 hours a day to repair the damage but it will likely be several more months before the high we will fully reopen. and last week, officials said they would have a better idea of the reopening date by mid july. >> facing heavy fines and half moon bay, accused of not doing enough to protect against workplace violence. the states says both failed to establish a safety plan that includes training workers in ways they can understand. both are also accused of not securing pop -- proper permitting for on-site worker housing. >>, trailers, campers. and what we eventually saw was a storage container. a couple of us that were housing,

ama: one person was hospitalized after a tax a gas -- toxic gas was released on in a pittsburgh safeway. the freon was released from a refrigerator in the deli department cared one worker had to be hospitalized with breathing issues. officials say the store will be fully ventilated before it reopens. dan: new at 6:00, anheuser-busch struck a deal with the epa that involves making safety improvement that barria's, including the one in fairfield. -- at breweries, including the one in fairfield. company behind bud, bu michelob, and other beer brands will pay for issues at the burberry's that use a type of -- breweries that use a type of ammonia, a refrigerant care there are 11 total that that that category. the epa says this will make it safer for people living there those volleys. ama: the impact of social media on kids has become an impact of reform for kids. kids have become a focal point for reform. it would make teaching literacy in the classroom mandatory. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live with what that could look like. lyanne: we do the same thing, adults, we are too quic

, and then within a few months, they went under and safeway took over the stores again just be awareacles to that deal >> tesla shares have finally reversed what was that 13-day -- was it 13? i believe it was straight upstreak. yesterday, down. again, today, down not much more to say about it other than that. but it was notable, of course. tesla stock, still up well over 100% flirting right around that $800 billion market value for the company. >> david, did you -- >> i think jonas had some things to say i is he paid by the word, that guy? >> i used to be paid by the word >> you're not still paid by the words, the words you say >> i had my larynx looked at because i was overpaid here's something that's amazing. oracle can come out, larry ellison, and say, we're taking huge share from everybody, and nobody reacts the first day, but amazon is down today, and i think people should recognize that some of that is indeed oracle taking share. >> you think so? >> i really do >> really? >> i've been doing some work with other companies that are involved with web services >> oracle's cloud? >>

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across from the peninsula and into the valley we have $4.29 at the safeway on 1st street in livermore. the cheapest i could find this morning was the great gas in san pablo coming in at $4.19. from the pump to what's going on on the roadways, let's take a look at the traffic maps. still a little slow and go making your way from the tri-valley into parts of the bay area. but i am looking at this stalled vehicle that's on southbound 280 just around the lake merced golf course out there, south of john daly boulevard. silicon valley looks good at this hour. still green on the sensors. and we'll track the build on the bay bridge in about 20 minutes. back to you. >> thanks, cinthia. >>> ahead on "today in the bay," the way one bay area author is helping to unite our lgbtq+ community one page at a time. >> and hitting pause. we expect the fed to announce today no new interest rate hikes for the first time in 15 months. for the first time in 15 months. yore watching "today in u'th flexex alert! flflex alert!! a power r outage is s looming. that's's just alerert, he's alwlways gettining worked

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. because that's what they wanted to do. and what did we do? i said that we cooked a spaghetti dinner. >> yvonne seemed credible. never wavered in supporting marshals story. it was a solid alibi. so maybe the marshall idea was a dead end. as they were leaving, co

walgreens and safeway pharmacies in san francisco have come from being stocked with the drug dorsey says more pharmacies need to get on board. he says the department of public health recently had a secret shopper go to pharmacies around the city to see who has naloxone in stock. about 20% of video. >> pharmacies here in francisco didn't dorsey's legislation aims to make it that much easier for people to get their hands on the medication to do everything we can to make sure that we're fighting hard a crisis on every front. the fda recently approved narcan to be available over the counter without a prescription. it's expected to hit the shelves later this year. the proposed mandate would give pharmacies a 3 day grace period to reorder at least 2 boxes. >> if they don't have the medication socked, they could be charged $250 up to $1000 per violation. now, this will all be discussed in committee hearings and it all these things could change. but dorsey says so far he has good support from fellow supervisors. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. >> thank you. sarah kron 4 continues to put