by some muslim women and joining me for more from talker is sarah jose, and she's a supreme court lawyer and the human rights activist. this was an, a legally speaking. are there any precedents in bangladesh that allow for an exemption on religious ground, from having photographs on a government ideas there and such exemptions available at the moment. and i'm not aware that right to this particular case and the mainland humans demand that anyone is actually requested back. and speaking of the, my law undermined itself. i mean, how much influence to their wheeled in bangladesh society my learning affiliated to a religious body or a grocery developed persons. but it doesn't. it's not one that i've come across in terms of i activism and we have a very vibrant to women's movement in buying additional. great diverse one. women active them, different religious groups, groups across language and cost and so on. but we haven't really seen this group being active in those particular spaces around women's rights. i mean women's rights and also human rights are things that you are actively yourself

and an arrest has been made in the massive home depot fire in san jose. sarah fire in san jose. . ♪ i stand alone ♪ ♪ and the fire in the sky ♪ ♪ ♪ wait and see ♪ ♪ shadow down ♪ ♪ fall into line ♪ ♪ you're out of time ♪ it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor about hpv vaccination today. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> and thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya bright and early and i'm here on a rainy day and we are on a rainy day and james is under the weather. so we hope you feel better. it is a good day to stay in bed. john. >> morning to stay in bed. it could take a be a little under the weather because we'

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san jose. back to you. thank you, sarah. >> well, san francisco firefighter was injured in a massive fire in the west portal neighborhood. it started yesterday morning at a business west portal avenue was contained shortly after 2 in the afternoon. there are over 100 firefighters that were needed to actually put that fire out. the fire damaged 3 commercial buildings. thankfully the 5 to not burn any homes. the roof, although where this fire started collapsed, the firefighter who was hurt, thankfully is expected to be okay. >> firefighters realized that while they were inside the smoke filled building, we initiated an evacuation. got all firefighters out of that building. wait we're able to safely determine that the collapse was done and we started to work. the fire from the corners of the edges and from the outside. >> officials say the cause of the fire has been determined to be accidental. >> in the south bay, 6 men face felony charges for a string of smash-and-grab robberies throughout the bay area. polic

jose. amazingly, no one was hurt in kron on. sarah stinson has the latest for us. it's wild that there still such a huge scene here at the home depot in san jose. >>you've got firefighters here making sure that there's no flare ups. and then you've got police that have the entire area taped off. so nobody enters the scene here. they want to make sure that it's ripped off as investigators continue to try and find out what sparked this fire. people who evacuated are now wondering if the sprinklers inside the home depot went off at all, of course, with that smoke and the flames, they should have gone off. now the question is, did they? it was a scary situation. see in the video there, just how intense it really was. the fire department has yet to comment on the sprinkler system, but the 5 alarm fire was first reported at the home depot blossom hill road at 5.30, saturday evening. people inside the home depot had to quickly evacuate as well. then that also the businesses in this strip mall because it's very close quarters. it took over 100 firefighters 6 hours to get th

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san jose. back to you. thank you, sarah. >> well, a san francisco firefighter was injured in a massive fire. this was in the west portal neighborhood. it happened yesterday. that fire started in the morning at a business on west portal avenue. it was contain shortly after 2 in the afternoon over 100 firefighters were needed to put out the fire. the fire damaged 3 commercial buildings. but thankfully the fire did not burn any homes. the roof for that fire started collapsed. and the firefighter who was hurt is expected to be okay. >> firefighters realized that while they were inside the smoke filled building, we initiated an evacuation. all of our firefighters out of that building. wait we're able to safely the tournament that the collapse was done and we started to work. the fire from the corners of the edges and from the outside. >> officials say the cause of the fire has been determined to be accidental. in the south bay. 6 men face felony charges. now for a string of smash-and-grab robberies that happened

i'm sarah stinson reporting in san jose. back to you. >>sarah, thank you for conquer man has been arrested on suspicion of setting a dumpster on fire, which then engulfed a nearby business. investigators say that on april 8th, 40 year-old robert a cough was seen on surveillance video igniting cardboard and putting it into a dumpster before leaving the scene. this happened near the corner of clayton road and market street conquer. police searched the area and found a cough he was booked into the martinez detention facility. now let's look outside. looks like a very beautiful day out there. you can see for yourself. that is the golden gate bridge. >>and we have had to rain kind of clearing up, as you can see in those blue skies. but is it going to come back? let's get to it. check with the kron on meteorologist dave spahr. high day. >>okay. good day, everybody. we'll take a look at stormtracker. 4 couples splotches kind of left over on radar, mostly in the east bay. but the leftover activities, however, ing around the south bay because the

for now, i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san jose. back to you. thanks, sir. >> well, san francisco firefighter was actually injured in a massive fire. this happened in the west portal neighborhood. it started yesterday morning at a business on west portal avenue. it was contained shortly after 2 in the afternoon there over 100 firefighters that were needed to actually put out that fire. the fire damaged 3 commercial buildings. but thankfully it did not burn any of the homes. now, the roof for that fire started did collapse. and the firefighter who was hurt, thankfully expected to be okay. >> our firefighters realized that while they were inside the smoke filled building, we initiated an evacuation all over firefighters out of that building. wait we're able to safely determine that the collapse was done and we started to work. the fire from the corners of the edges in from the outside. >> officials say the cause of that fire has been determined to be accidental. in the south bay. 6 men now face felony charges for a string of smash-and-grab robberi

investigation and who they arrested, who they suspect started this 5 alarm fire for now, i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san jose. >> back to daryn. thank you, sarah. it's 9, 0, 9, right now at a san francisco firefighter was injured in a massive fire that broke out in the west portal neighborhood. it started yesterday morning in a business on west portal avenue. they had it contained by about 2 in the afternoon with more than 100 firefighters working on it. that fire damaged 3 commercial buildings. luckily it didn't burn any homes. the roof where the fire started collapsed. and the firefighter who was hurt is expected to be okay. >> firefighters realized that while they were inside the smoke filled building, we initiated an evacuation all over firefighters out of that building. wait we're able to safely determine that the collapse was done and we started to work. the fire from the corners of the edges in from the outside. >> the cause of the fire they think was accidental. it's 9 o 9 and in the south bay, 6 men are facing felony charges. police think they're responsible for a string, a smash and grab robberies

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san jose. back to you. thanks a lot, sarah. >> time now 6 '04 and speaking of fires in the north bay, the cleanup continues following that fire that broke out along the shoreline in benicia since that fire broke out saturday afternoon near the benicia port. we've had crews staying on the scene monitoring any flare ups. there were thankfully no injuries from the fire. the cause is still unknown. they're still investigating that. but city officials want to assure everybody that despite the large amount of smoke that came into the air, as you can see here in this video, nobody's health was never any risk. >> really get engineers working with a variety of agency. a large part will be led by the coast guard to determine the structural integrity to make sure that other ships can actually talk to the public can be rest assured that we did not have your toxic. a plume going into populated areas. >> and voters are being told to avoid the area because there is some debris floating around that could be dangerous if you

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san jose. back to you. thanks a lot, sarah. >> time now is 5, 0, 4, in the north bay. the cleanup continues following that fire along the shoreline in benicia since it broke out saturday afternoon near the benicia port. terminal. crews have been on scene there monitoring any flare ups. thankfully nobody was hurt in that fire. cause is still under investigation. but city officials want to assure everybody in the area that despite the large amount of smoke that came up, there was never any health risk. >> really get. engineers are working with a variety of agency. a large part will be led by the coast guard to determine the structural integrity to make sure that other ships can actually talk to the public can be rest assured that we did not have your toxic. a plume going into populated areas. >> and voters are being told to avoid the area because there could be debris that could be dangerous floating in that water. >> 5, 0, 5, right now genie is going to pay more than 55 million dollars to avoid criminal prose

i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san jose. >> back to you. right. thank you very much, sara. it's 5, 0, 4, right now in the city of benicia is trying to figure out how a fire started over the weekend and a city pier was damaged in that fire. let's take a look at the video that we have. firefighters hitting this cleaning up after it was around noon on saturday at the base of that silos that surround vegetation and that fire burned for a lot of the day. and in then right into sunday morning, too. firefighters had out by yesterday afternoon. look at all that smoke. the nation's deputy city manager says that all operations at the valero refinery are on hold. why they'll evaluate the situation. >> really get engineers working with a variety of agency. large part will be led by the coast guard to determine structural integrity to make sure that other ships can actually dock. >> and people living they don't have to worry. they say about any health concerns because they say that the fire is out now and the air quality management district and so on a public health have tested the air

even less in san jose. 5.70, and sarah fell bumps it up by a few pennies at 5.73. >> well, the warriors are going to be playing game 2 tonight after their win over the nuggets what was at saturday saturday. and then in baseball. well, it was good then bad depending on your team. sports director jason dumas has the highlights. >> the warriors, they were back on the practice court after their game. one win over the nuggets on saturday night and good news for them. steph's left foot reacted just fine after his first game in more than a month. here he was after practice getting up some shots. the last player on the court going through his post practiced regiment. >> as usual step work ethic is unrivaled. and how about jordan poole? he made his playoff debut and >> he scored 30 points with just 13 shot full-time mitch richmond for the second most points scored by a warrior in their playoff debut. the record holder is a guy by the name of wilt chamberlain. he had 35 looking pull. he was just phenomenal. he had been all year. he averaged about 19 points per game this season last year, only 12

tonight the leading contenders have become san jose's next mayor weighed in on how to manage that future. new attendant. i ktvu esmark. sarah live at s a p center at san jose, with some of the ideas presented at the candidates forum tonight, mark well, frank, the next mayor of san jose, of course, has many big challenges. all the candidates here tonight mentioned homelessness as one of their top concerns, but the laser focus here tonight was on business and how to manage all of the construction challenges associated with some big projects that are on deck. over the next 10 years, google will be building in phases its massive downtown campus, which will bring offices, housing, open spaces and what has been called a city within a city. just across the street from the s, a p center dearden station may become the grand central station of the west with the bart extension and california's high speed rail any city which is die for what for what we've got. but local businesses, including management of the asap center, are concerned about disruptive impacts over the next decade. so how do people during the construction? what are the

for now, i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san jose. back thank you very much, sara 6, 0, 5, is a time in the city of benicia is trying to figure out what started a massive fire over the weekend in that city appear was severely damaged by the fire that broke out about noon on saturday. >> and it was burning until yesterday morning. firefighters finally put it out a bunny. she's deputy city manager says that all operations at valero refinery are on hold. while they evaluate the situation. >> really get engineers working with the agency large for will be led by the coast guard to determine structural integrity to make sure that other ships can actually dock. >> so that they're not sure of the what he says they are sure of is that people are ok breathing. he says there's no risk. after all the black smoke, everything has been put out and they say they're monitoring air quality and everything is fine. every bill police are looking for the person responsible for a shooting that injured a man saturday night. the shooting happened around 9.30,

jose, 60 of them. with 29 so far this year, 2022 could surpass that peer tonight, the city has installed license plate cameras at one particularly problematic intersection, but as kpix 5 sarah don she reports , the update comes too late for one grieving mother. >> reporter: it's not easy for her to visit this spot in san jose. >> for me personally, it is really hard to come through this intersection. it is taken me almost a year to finally cross this vaa s kied byhit-and- run drer here on mixeotns. my daughter was killed here. i'm sorry. my daughter was killed here , and they have not caught the individuals that killed her. >> reporter: this gas station security camera footage is all police have to go on. it shows a white 2004 to 2010 mercedes cls speed through the intersection of monterey road and curtner avenue. the driver hit vanessa as she crossed the street and her electric wheelchair. they never stopped. >> i could see my daughter in the crosswalk, in the crosswalk right before she got hit, and it just -- it is very painful to see that. and being out here where we are, you see people crossing the street and almost getting hit. when that happens, all these emotions com

i'm sarah stinson reporting sarah says go back to >>new at noon, san jose police say they've busted aup of serial jewelry robbers, according to police, 6 men were responsible for a string of smash-and-grab robberies from october of 2021 to january of this year. the suspects used sledge hammers to smash open displays and take thousands of dollars worth of jewelry. police seized a number of weapons in their investigation. and that's what you see here on your screen. that includes 2 assault rifles, some ghost guns and pepper spray. police say the bust was the result of a long and complicated investigation with multiple departments involved. they say they're thankful the team work paid off. >>i know when these incidents happen, people want, you know, a resolution quickly. but these as you can see, most of these incidents happened last year. and these are wong, very complicated investigations. our robbery detectives continue to do an excellent job and identifying these folks and then subsequently arrested. >>the suspects are listed as andrew marr, a v a maurice wheat. charles evans of mich

jose >> steve patterson in los angeles, thank you. >>> up next the new lengths crooks going to steal billions from the u.s. government. >>> sarah palin is running for office again. the former vice presidential candidate and alaska governor announced yesterday she's entering the race for alaska's congressional seat that opened up last month after the death of don young this will be her first run for office since 2008 >>> tonight in our series fleecing america, we're giving you an inside look of hi-tech fight against one of the biggest fraud ever committed in this country. organized crime rings are using identity theft to steal hundreds of billions -- yeah, billions of dollars meant for americans out of work. senior consumer investigative correspondent vikki wynne explains >> reporter: haley andrews was working full time as an account manager when she learned someone tried to claim unemployment benefits in her name. >> i absolutely was not trying to scam i love my job. >> reporter: but then she was laid off eight months ago and needed those benefits herself. >> it has been miserable. >> reporter: she hasn't been able to get them

sarah. >> the fire department is still on scene here at the home depot in san jose. it's a massive scene behind me. they're making sure that no hot spots park. they're still a bit of smolder. you can see in the building behind me, just the smoke billowing from there. but they have it under control and they got it under control but actually 6 hours it took them to get it under control on saturday. take a look, though. you can see how why it took so long. 6 hours because look at those flames. the massive bill wing of black smoke. that's what firefighters were up against. it went from a one alarm fire to a 5 alarm fire and they got over 100 firefighters out here to get this fire out at the home depot at 9.20 blossom hill on saturday evening around 5.30. >> now the fire is reported as a as a large fire near the store's lumber supply. customers and staff evacuated immediately. and that's when fire crews got here and they got to work. no one was injured. thankfully, it did take about, as i said, 6 hours to put those flames out and crews have been here ever since we're talk

sarah. >> it's 8, 0, 5, 3 people were arrested in connection with the december shooting at the oakridge mall in san jose. take a look at this video that the police released from inside the mall. 2 men approach another guy. his name is neyland hobson platter. and you can see in a second he's with his girlfriend. they're walking them all. there's a brief confrontation and then watch the couple. all right. first of all, that the couple back sway the 2 guys back away and then he plattner pulls out a gun. you can see his girlfriend trying to get in the middle and stop them from opening fire. but he does opened fire and hundreds of shoppers. >> we're in that mall. luckily nobody was hurt. and authorities say that's pretty amazing. >> 15 rounds if you look at the video. looks like he fired the 15 rounds of the matter of seconds prior to the robbery. you can see how crowded the we have. nobody really knew what was happening until they heard the gunshots and people started running. so yes, very, very fortunate. >> police arrested hobbs have some plattner on gun charges. and the 2 men who confronted him, they wer

kpix 5s sarah donche reports that the upgrade comes too late for one grieving mother. >> reporter: it's not easy for her to visit the spot in san jose. >> for me personally, it's really hard to come through here. it's taken me almost a year to finally cross the intersection. >> reporter: her daughter was killed by a hit-and-run driver here on august 19th, 2021. >> a lot of mixed emotions. me daughter was killed here. im sorry. >> my daughter was killed here, they haven't caught the individuals who killed here. >> reporter: the gas station security camera footage is all piece have to go on and shows a white 2004-2010 mercedes cls speed through the intersection of mont ray road and curtner avenue. the driver hit vanessa as she crossed the street in her electric wheelchair and never stopped. >> i can see my daughter in the crosswalk right before she got hit. it just -- it's very painful to see that. and being out of here when we are, you see people crossing the street and almost getting hit. come that happens, all of the emotions come up in me and the fear. >> reporter: the crash tore the family apart. she has new hope as the city inst

jose. i'll send it back to you in the studio and we'll see if they can get some more clarity on that. thank you, sarah. there was also a fire in benicia, a big one over the weekend and the city's pier was severely damaged. let's take a look. this is around noon. >> on saturday when the fire broke out, you see all the smoke and fire fight going on there. in fact, they were fighting that fire until yesterday afternoon and now the nation's deputy city manager says that all operations at the valero refinery are on hold while they evaluate the situation. >> really get engineers working with a variety of agency. large part will be led by the coast guard to determine the structural integrity to make sure that other ships can actually dock. >> and as for the people living nearby, apparently i'm the manager says that they don't have to worry about health concerns, even though is a lot of thick black smoke. he says that the air quality management district and salon, a public health have tested the air and it's safe to breathe. emeryville. police are looking for the shooter who injured a man on saturday night. t

thank you, sarah. 6, 0, 5, is a time and 3 people were arrested in connection with a december shooting that happened at the oakridge mall and san jose. take a look at the surveillance video from inside the mall. you see 2 men. they approach neyland hobson plattner. he was walking in the mall is girlfriend and then there's a brief confrontation. then you see the video. 2 men back in a way plattner pulls out a gun and starts shooting hundreds of shoppers were in there at the time is just lucky that nobody was hurt. >> 15 rounds if you look at the video. looks like he fired the 15 rounds of the matter of seconds prior to the robbery. you can see how crowded the we have. nobody really knew what was happening until they heard the gunshots and people started running. so yes, very, very fortunate. >> police arrested have some platter on gun charges. the 2 men who confronted him were arrested for robbery charges. an east bay man convicted of killing a hayward police officer is sentenced to 50 years in prison. marcus, try to 50 years to life as we got for killing police sergeant scott longer nearly 7 years ago. a strong shot longer in the he

sarah. >> time now is 8, 0, 5. and happening now, atf agents are joining the investigation to see what caused the massive fire. >> at a home depot in san jose. was it arson? that's one of the big questions are hoping to answer. a kron four's will tran is standing by live for us out in front of that. home depot. >> good morning. well, >> atf agents, they are on the ground. the sun is up and they've been here for. more than a day now and they could be here for weeks if not months, because you can clearly see they've taken over the parking lot. home depot has been destroyed because of the fire. look at off in the distance. look at the trees. they have been. charred or even flat out destroyed from the fire because the roof collapsed. it was so hot that it burned for 6 hours before the flames are knocked down before firefighters even called it under control. it was smoldering for days. atf agents, they were asked by the san jose fire department to come in and help with the investigation. it is still the fire department. they are the lead agency and you can see that suv pulling in as well. they have the resources they have the expertise, especial

sarah, thank you very much. >> 5, 0, 6 is the time now. and 3 people have been arrested in connection with the december shooting at the oakridge mall in san jose. here's surveillance video released by the police and you can see 2 men approaching neyland hobson plattner as he was walking mall with his girlfriend and after a brief confrontation in the video, you see the 2 men backing away and then planter pulls out a gun and starts shooting. hundreds of shoppers were locked in the mud for hours. authorities say it's incredibly lucky that nobody was hurt. >> team around if you look at the video. looks like he fired the 15 rounds of the matter of seconds prior to the robbery. you can see how crowded the we have. nobody really knew what was happening until they heard the gunshots and people started running. so yes, very, very fortunate. >> police and arrested have sun plattner on gun charges. the 2 men who confronted him were arrested on robbery charges. an east bay man convicted of killing a hayward police officer is going to spend at least 50 years in prison. mark estrado cents to 50 years to life for killing police. sergeant scott longer nearly