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. >>> follllowing a dedeveloping storory out of san n frfrancis popolice actitivity at the 24 street b.a.r.t. ststation. it's uncleaear what it's abouou crime scene tape was up and the station was shut down during 8:00 as officers investigated. we do have calls out to pd. >>> don't drink and drive. watch your speed and stay focused. that message, from the chb. officers, out in full force this memorial would day weekend to keep you safe. there is a maximum enforcement. in effect this evening and it will stay until monday night. last memorial day weekend, nearly 900 dui arrest statewide. you've been warned. >>> bottle rock, bottlerock music festival, with people visiting napa been a lot of them are already there for post malone. tomorrow, lizzo, and sunday, the red hot chili peppers. but, it might feel a little bit different. he will be able to go out in shorts. if you go, you'll need a jacket. >> hot music but cool weather through the upcoming weekend. you can see that live scan that followed the bay area. this is a look at tomorrow morning. you can see how widespread it is with these

so that was an expanded meeting where we saw the countries such as i q boss, subject to san n, his breakfast on being represented by their leaders via video message. these are observer space. and from then we heard about the significance of this unit and how it's growing and how it's helping countries to eliminate their vulnerability and dependency on the west policies where we've seen countries that this is exactly what this form this union is trying to achieve. funding mechanisms to ensure that countries are no longer vulnerable to the west policies for the former, it is not just about the economy as well. there's also the, the media as the by john situation intentions that, that is set to be discussed in try lots of thoughts with participation already. may i present one more? can you tell us about that for the present on why is that it by john is actually here is the 1st time visited by john is taking part as a guest in this, in this meeting. and they are expected to, to whole talk. so bilateral talks far as to be explained, vasa knows that by john and then a big swing of latimer approved

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after a rigorous selection and vetting process, ramsey and three other inmates in san n's earned housing unit for inmates who have been disciplinary free, were chosen to train and raise puppies that will become >> makes you want to do better. like it gives you something to work harder for. >> reporter: the prison is partnering with the santa rosa nonprofit canine companions for the program. for ceo paige mazzoni, it was an emotional introduction as somef the inmates haven't seen dogs in decades. >> to me, this prison program just really shows the 360 view of what we do. >> reporter: ramsey and the other handlers will raise and train the puppies within the walls of san quentin. that will include weekly classes at the prison with trainers from canine companions. after about a year and a half, the dogs will leave to become accredited service dogs. >> it's already helped someone when it leaves this prison. the additional thing for us is those dogs are going to also go help someone else. and it's a -- beautiful full circle thing. >> this dog is supposed to, you know, work and bring somebody g

san jose ranked n followed by houston and dallas. san ithe only city where grads can expect to earn six figures. karina: a new effort to bring life back to downtown san francisco, but it might yeah, i got one: how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that! that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? 'cause we're busy women. we don't have time for lag or buffering! get internet on the xfinity 10g network for just $25 a month for 2 years with wifi equipment included. and it needs to run smooth— like, super, super, super, super smooth. hey, should you be drinking that? it's decaf. the next generation 10g network. only from xfinity. the future starts now. karina: the truth is not as many people are coming to downtown san francisco as in years past, but a new effort to revitalize the area may give them a reason to go downtown. larry: the city is kicking off a new night market tomorrow night as a way to help transform downtown into an arts and cultural destination appeared suzann

. >> one more point about san a n francisco. sn't want security guards who have weapons on them in stores, retail stores in san francisco, they're not allowed to fire. because you shouldn't be protecting property. they can be attacked, stabbed, but they can't use their weapon against someone trying to rob the wall greens in -- walgreens in san francisco. this is the thinking of one city councilman, progressive in san francisco. no offense to great councilmen like joe barelli. mar.maria: illinois, new york, california, continued the streak as the nation's biggest losers of residents and wealth to their states, according to irs data. texas and florida the big winners. the state by state migration data is based on tax returns filed in 2020 and 2021. it shows the most net people, 256,000, the nation's winner, that's how many people went to florida. the most net adjusted gross income, 39 billion, texas followed with 175,000 people, 10.9 billion. the money -- money is mobile and it's moving out of all of these states where you were tal

it's one that goes through the pirates first baseman carlos san. then ndolfo castro booted it, the runner heading to second went to third for second error. rangers 32 winners that play did not play a role in the scoring, but how do you get to errors on one ball? that's how that's it highlights you don't want to have happen. alright, joe. thank you. good night. everyone will see you back here at 10. o'clock news continues right now at seven on ktvu, plus goodnight. amy: i must say, penny, this is great fun. penny: glad you're enjoying yourself. amy: until i met you and bernadette, my trips to the bathroom had been entirely focused on elimination. now they have a delightful social aspect. amy, you must've been in the bathroom with other women before. (toilet flushes) of course i have. but they were strangers and seemed off-put when i engaged in friendly stall-to-stall chitchat. some women don't like to get chummy when their panties are down. you okay in there, bestie? penny: i'm fine... the reason i ask is that many people experience bladder shyness; the in

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. ♪ ♪ >> hundreds of people took part va the a it nonprofias se annual 5k n run in san francisco. jan town peace closet with runners passing by 14 historic landmarks. organizers say the run celebrates aapui and embodies the resurgence of the new movement. there are members of our community who have been targeted and we see these attacks happening and we want to be out here representing for the asian community to show we can walk safely through our streets, we can come together, be stronger together, and not be afraid of the hate that is out there. >> that's right. after the race runners enjoyed a finishers festival, including asian cultural dances, performances, goodies and lots of food. the mom's garden project is making strides towards a cleaner earth by planting trees. t helped plant trees today and elsa brontË, they all wore bright yellow shirts said to represent the color of hamembers of the ge treeplanting reduces harm to biodiversity, health, livelihoods and food security. all of it part of the international we love you foundations initiative to plant one million trees by 2

ylva was left alone to on spring street in nearby san sethe location of today's n search near stulsaftk. everything is within about five miles of each other. >> we are doing an extensive search of the area for evidence, clues, all of the above. everything is safe for the neighbors in the area. like i said, this is a cold case investigation. we are doing our best to bring closure to the case itself. >> at the time, dozens of people were questioned about this case. friends held vigils for hagner but her disappearance has remained a mystery for all of these years. let's bring it back to the search seen in redwood city . today, property records show that this home is owned by a man whom the chronicle identified back in 1996 as hagner 's boyfriend at the time. he bought that house about seven months before she went missing, a house not far from stulsaft park. as of this morning, police were expecting to release more details within have jothere working geme stati >> so scin think abcady geclosure. stay on top ofis pingstortes onaisting cbsr and online onwww.kpix.com. >>> look at this. new vi

this view is also shaft, but those countries which will not sitting at the table in san francisco in 1945, when the u. n. shop was adopted on the 10 years later in bundle indonesia. many of those countries from africa and asia rates, their voices for self determination, territorial integrity, serenity underwood without colonialism and imperative. what else are we trying to achieve when we support ukraine against russia's attack? spend? why then? some of you might ask to some of these countries, hesitate to criticize russia more openly. why did influential countries such as india, south africa, i'll give them sit up stain from the relevant un released solutions, calling on russia's russia to end. it's indeed the invasion these questions, these of nonsense when i talk to leaders from those countries, many assure me that they are not questioning the underlying principles of our international order. what they are struggling with is the, the quote application of those principles. what they expect is representational for terms and then.

i want to again thank crowd gathered as the san francisco board of supervisors convened a special meeting at u. nza task. addressing the fentanyl crisis plaguing the streets, and i agree this is not a new problem, but it is one that has become so visible that many san franciscans do not feel safe for london breed was called before the board to publicly answer questions on what's being done to combat and curtail open air drug use. we have tried over and over. again and what we are doing is not working. and in fact our local resources have increased, but it is not dealt with the problem based on the magnitude of what we're experiencing, breed says a new approach is necessary, requiring more accountability. we want to get people help, but we will not continue to allow things to just occur as they have been some demand more attention on racial disparities and those directly affected by the crisis to find solutions. politicians in san francisco need to do is take harm reduction off the books. and go back to it. abstinence based program in regards to substance abuse. and others blame the mayor for the

i want to again thank me crowd gathered as the san francisco board of supervisors convened a special meeting at u. n plaza task. addressing the fentanyl crisis plaguing the streets, and i agree this is not a new problem, but it is one that has become so visible that many san franciscans do not feel safe. london breed was called before the board to publicly answer questions on what's being done to combat and curtail open air drug use. we have tried over and over. again and what we are doing is not working. and in fact, our local resources have increased, but it is not dealt with the problem based on the magnitude of what we're experiencing, breed says a new approach is necessary, requiring more accountability. we want to get people help, but we will not continue to allow things to just occur as they have been demand more attention on racial disparities and those directly affected by the crisis to find solutions. politicians in san francisco need to do is take harm reduction off the books. and go back to it. abstinence based program in regards to substance abuse and others blame the mayor for the grow

take a look at this mapotai right here, i'm told by these mesam s this happened near oti kind of emly n san diego county last wednesday. ilat i'm tol i'md is this afghan crossed with the group of migrants illegally waslen in ta into custody by border patrol. s they went back to the station, a did fingerprints and that's when he was a hit on a federal database. i'm told the fbi confirmede fb t terror watch list arrest and they are now leading this investigation in california. congressman darrell issa represents the area. this happened and here's whata he had to say today.appened all right. >> sounds like we don't have that sound bite, but he essentially said that biden's open border policiesorde, as he describes them, are an open invitation to bad apples to try to cross our border. e we also want to show you take a look. these these images we've gotten from our matt finn iimn a washington examiner reporter showing just how far out some of the court dates are for these migrants who have been massed, released into the country. coure foyou can see on the lefte from the washington examiner, that

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well we have had no other significant international event in san francisco since 1945 when the u. n was a stab list in our city. so what does that mean? the heads of states that from all over the world ceo s from everywhere. yes street closures and other challenges. so please be patient. but the fact is san francisco will be on a world stage and to really highlight our asian community will be at the front and center of what we will do to demonstrate how amazing this city is. and i'm looking forward to working with each and every one of you to ensure that san francisco is recognized. last but not least i want to just acknowledge the number of organizations that are being honored throughout apa heritage month in san francisco . of course, one of this one such organization is one that i've had personal working relationship with. the japanese culture and community center of northern california who has been around for 50 years working in and for community and not just to protect and support one of the oldest. um and most significant japan towns in san francisco but also supporting the su

n plaza. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news.ils tonight in the firing of longtime oakland a's announcer glenn keiper after he used a racial slur during a live broadcast is responding to the decision, saying quote racism is in no way a part of me and quote ktvu lamonica peters has the story. it wouldn't feel right if he were to just come back on air like nothing happened. sceneries is a board member of oakland, 68 , a group of die hard oakland a's fans from all walks of life , he says, with everything else going on with the team, including the possibility of the moving to las vegas. kuipers on air mishap doesn't help with morale. i know that he knows he made a huge, costly mistake. however. i think he's going to be fine in the long run, but it's i hope that this is a very teachable moment for glenn kipper and everyone involved. whether you believe that he did make a mistake or not. i'm 1/5 during a live broadcast of the game against the kansas city royals. piper used the n word while talking about negro league baseball negro leag

. -- good to have you back this weekend lisa: -- this weekend. 54n n n breezy from san francisco to the inland valleys. cool and great at the coast. we will keep the clouds. climbing through the mid 60's around the bay and inland throughout the noontime hour. by the end of the afternoon with slow clearing, well into the 70's. breezy and windy at the shoreline. we will do it again overnight tonight. we will talk about a modest warm up in the next few days. liz: investigators trying to figure out what happened after an officer shot and killed a man after a standup at a neighborhood market. the full standup started at a market on bosworth street yesterday after 2:00 in the afternoon. san francisco police responded to reports of a man with a gun entering a home. it ended three hours after an officer shooting the man. reporter: a three hour standoff near san francisco's glen park neighborhood friday ended with san francisco police shooting and killing a man. officers say the man was armed with a gun when he entered the store on the corner of bosworth street. a person inside the store called

n plaza. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. the man accused in a series of stabbings and davis will receive a psychiatric review carlos realities, dominguez appeared in a yellow county courtroom in shackles and handcuffs. 21 year old is accused of fatally stabbing two men in critically wounding a homeless woman last month. dominguez his attorney, said his client may not be mentally sound to move forward with court proceedings, prompting the judge to order that evaluation. the migas tried to speak several times during the brief hearing. um i don't want an attorney would like to take it for myself. thank you, mr. dominguez is originally from oakland. he was a third year student at uc davis until a few days before those stabbings began, is scheduled. be back in court. june 20th for competency hearing longtime oakland a's broadcaster glenn kipper, was fired after saying a racial slur during a live broadcast earlier this month. nbc sports california told ktvu that keiper was no longer employed there. he had already been suspended fo

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i'm jake ward in san francisco please stay right there. more news now is on the way. s n. >>> the verdict is in. >>> after being caught up in a web of his own lies, controversial congressman george santos now faces criminal charges. >>> if your kids use social media there are new guidelines you need to know to help keep them safe online >>> and barking up the best in show there's a new top dog in town. meet buddy holly it's may 10. "early today" starts right now good morning, i'm phillip mena >> i'm frances rivera. we again we begin with the stunning verdict handed down in new york. e. jean carroll was awarded $5 million in damages mr. trump angrily denounced the verdict on social media. l laura jarret breaks it down for us >> can we have a statement please >> reporter: a resounding win for e. jean carroll. a federal jury finding former president trump sexually abused her and then defamed her by calling her story a lie. awarding her $5 million. the jury swiftly turning their unanimous verdict after fewer than three hours of deliberations. in a statement, carroll saying th

stories in san francisco, i don't remember it district attorney ever releasing investigative interviews with someone involved in a shooting like this. but that is what we saw happen today. this nhowing a situation that unfolded in a san francisco walgreens last month, security guard michael anthony confronting 24-year-old benko brown suspected of shoplifting according to police. a scuffle ensues and then a short time later the security guard can be seen shooting and killing brown. district attorney brooke jenkins is saying on monday she will not file charges at this time due to insufficient evidence. >> there is nothing to rebut his statements regarding the fact that he acted in self-defense. >> video interviews with security guard were also released by the da office monday. >> whole time we were wrestling she was saying she was going to stab me. and that is what really put the fear in my heart. she walks towards the door but then she turned around and went back towards me and that is when i already had my weapon drawn. and then she lunged towards me and that's when i fired one shot. >> during this interview with police anthony referenced having to keep brown in a choke hold t

stories in san francisco, i don't remember it district attorney ever releasing investigative interviews with someone involved in a shooting like this. but that is what we saw happen today. this n showing a situation that unfolded in a san francisco walgreens last month, security guard michael anthony confronting 24-year-old benko brown suspected of shoplifting according to police. a scuffle ensues and then a short time later the security guard can be seen shooting and killing brown. district attorney brooke jenkins is saying on monday she will not file charges at this time due to insufficient evidence. >> there is nothing to rebut his statements regarding the fact that he acted in self-defense. >> video interviews with security guard were also released by the da office monday. >> whole time we were wrestling she was saying she was going to stab me. and that is what really put the fear in my heart. she walks towards the door but then she turned around and went back towards me and that is when i already had my weapon drawn. and then she lunged towards me and that's when i fired one shot. >> during this interview with police anthony referenced having to keep brown in a choke hold

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the san francisco border supervisors will take part of its tuesday meeting outside the leaders will set up at u. u nmayor. the topic what to do about san francisco's fentanyl crisis and drug overdose deaths. erasmus joins us live from u. n plaza to show us what's happening there right now, ali under a just in the last half hour. we've started to see some activity here with public works crews looking like there. this is the area where they're going to be setting up some of the tables and chairs in the microphones for this border supervisors meeting and q and a session with the mayor that's scheduled to happen at two o'clock in the last hour and we were out here. we saw quite a few more people kind of milling around. we did see what looked like people making some sales out here now. what if we could go back to the live picture? actually i want to show that there's people here cleaning again part of un plaza out here ahead of this meeting, so we're about a block and a half away from san francisco city hall away from this area where this meeting is set to take place, you can see more people. who may hav

danielle robay (voiceover): tucked within the urban sprawls of san diego, you'll find balboa park. much like e central park in n new york,, this 1,2,200-acre ururban oasisis acts as s a settingg for mostst of the lolocals' le storieies, dating g back to 18. talk to me about the architecture here because it's this beautiful mix of spanish colonial and mediterranean. christine: balboa park was established when the panama canal was first opened. so for a lot of the europeans, it was the first time they were seeing california, so they brought some of ththe familiarar architectcture. daniellele robay (vovoiceover):d itit's within n these strurucs thatat some of t the city'ss cultural treasures call home. christstine: there are performing arts centers. there are museums, gardens everywhere, hiking trails. itit really isis a big park ine middle of a beautiful city. danielle robay (voiceover): also, within the park's borders is the featured attraction, the san diego zoo. but its sister property, just 45 minutes north, the san diego safari park, is where you can really tatake a ride e on the wililder. situated on 1,800

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jenkins decision to not charge gives san francisco, a license to n have an open season to shoot and kill black and transgender people for alleged shoplifting, unquote. the d a >> pushes back. >> there was a lot of politics being played by other leaders in the city. that contributed to that distrust and to that temperature. and so for me, i like i said from the outset, even before anything went to the board of supervisors, i made a statement that we would release a report so that the public would understand. >> let the public will understand now that all of the evidence has been released in the bank, will brown deadly shooting remains to be seen. and san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. >> well, bay area, defense attorney john burris who is representing banco brown's parents and he spoke with proper. is theresa stasi about the family's reaction to the video and how they plan to take action in this case? >> that believe that his son was a build and cold blood use this term. >> defense attorney john burris on the release of this video depicting the last minute to banco brown's life. and now t

expect coon today yesterday, our warm response got n t 70's. 73 san jose, 67 the city, only 69 in san check with sue and see how we are doing with traffic. sue: not one but two separate accidents you can see the two left lanes are blocked all the brake lights you are stocked beyond 66. if you have an early morning flight give yourself plenty of time. maybe take 580 to 98 the way down. this should clear shortly people check with chp in a few minutes. also, continuing further south beyond 92 in hayward near industrial, we have the left lane locked up with a flatbed tow truck on the way. expect delays for the next few minutes. reggie: a new warning for -- from the surgeon general gloria rodrÍguez is in the newsroom with the new health and safety regulations. gloria: this new released this morning the surgeon general is calling for more research and transparency from social media companies. children's minds are still developing making them more vulnerable to the harms of social media. was into this, 95% of teenager and 40% of children ages 8-12 are using social media. teenagers, on averag

nordst soro nordstrom's announced their plan to this weekr to close botplanh their stores n downtown san francisco over concerns with crim de. e late the upscale department storest is the latest retailer to quit the city fox news laura ingraham was in the bayba last week to interview locallast wresident. here here's one man's she spoke man to whose house has been robbed. tinti times and less thanee three years. >> you got to see it. >> so my first break in whenak-i i was living here was in ine summer of 2020. in t totalot, i've had ten brea ins, break ins, ten break ins, e three years. >> when you do call the police,e what'sir their response? usually it would be we'll call it back .i' >> this is insane. wit it is insane. i'm not okay with it.d i don' i don't think it's okat y and i don't know what to do. don't kn i don't know how to feel safer.h i don't know how to protect the things that i've worked hard to get. get. getting worse,etting you know, steadily gettingd it't worse and it's starting to get scary and no one will do anything about it. >>. i don't know what to do. >> i don't kno

san frfrancisco. >> that's s what hahappened. as of right now, n no arresestse been announced and not many dedetails as to what happened. the southeast station was closed for some time but service continued at that station. >>> preying on people when they're most vulnerable. we're sharing one man's run-in with an h.r. imposter. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. we are still tracking the rain >>> tonight we're exposing a dangerous new frontier. the online job hunt. right now plenty of people are job hunting. >> some slick i.d. thieves are tricking people. our consumer investigator has a warning for all workers, especially tech workers. chris? >> hiring hoaxes are exploding. fake jobs listings post real dangers. tonight we are sharing a san francisco man's bogus recruiter. we want to help you just before they steal your identity. >> if i had signed off on everything, my life would have been ruined. >> reporter: he was hunting for a new job and unlt pressure to quickly grab what he could. >> because what happened, was happening over the course of th

san francisco board of supervisors will do something different. they're going to take part of their tuesday meeting outdoors. city leaders will set up at u. nd answer session with the mayor. the topic what to do about san francisco's fentanyl drug crisis and the drug use and overdoses on city streets. ktvu sally rasmus, already at un plaza now with some more details. good morning, allie. good morning, dave. well, human plaza, unfortunately, has been known in recent years as a hot spot of open air, drug use and drug dealing. 6 30 this morning. there's no sign of that right now. at least not where we are. they can show you how empty it is. here we're about a block and a half away from san francisco city hall. people going crossing the plaza walking their dogs going to and from wherever they're going at this morning, we do notice that there have just in the last half an hour or so more people sort of congregating near that public restroom. and the civic center bart station entrance. we did just see police officer pulled up onto the curb and see these work trucks here. we're not sure if some of those trucks there are workers preparing to set up

all the san francisco stores are cl oning0 n rack stores, and their discounted brand this year, including one in noah. >>>> we have gone through inflation over the last year and a half, that things cost more in what tends to happen is the consumer will change their behavior. they will start trading down. for example, if it costs too much, you will buy something different. he points out the unique challenges to doing business in large cities where the cost of operation is higher and where organize retail theft is an issue, compared to more suburban areas. >> it becomes a question of whether or not you want to continue to lose money in these areas by keeping your stores open or whether you want to close and look for other opportunities. >> meantime, the market street closures are making things worse for small businesses. family-run co. hardware has a location blocks from the soon to be close nordstrom on market. >> the downtown store lost about 60% of its business. as i say, it is coming back and we are optimistic and we will continue to inch forward and hopefully we will be back to 2019 nu

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