it again, still trying to... in the name of eric, allegedly gave a certain receipt, worked for the stasionfirmation that merkel was a stasi agent , and this is why the united states of america, the nsa, the cia and all the others kept it in a certain place, there is no confirmation of this, no one can say whether it exists or not, except the americans, because the americans at one time took out this whole bouquet, rosenhols was called , i have already he talked about it, all the documents that were there. and the stasi, they took everything out , digitized it, it’s all in the united states of america, they then took it out in the form of disks, they theoretically could probably tell something, but they don’t tell, and they won’t tell as long as merkel is play, continue to play the same game that she has been playing since 2014, and in this regard, let me ask a question, listen, so probably, after all, this is the nord stream 2 that we are all about we forgot, but we didn’t forget, we talk about it all the time, but for some reason? another, there is another , there is nothing of this, bu

agent, codenamed erika, allegedly gave a certain receipt, worked for the stasi, is this receipt reallyia and all the others, there is no confirmation of this, no one can say whether it exists or not, except the americans, because the americans took it out at one time. this whole bouquet of rosenhols was called, i already talked about it, all those documents that were in the stasi building, they took everything out, digitized it, it’s all in the united states of america, they then took it out in the form of disks, they can theoretically do something , probably, they will tell, but they won’t tell, and they won’t tell as long as merkel continues to play, continue to play that the same game that she played , starting in 2014, and in this regard, let me ask a question, listen, it’s probably still that... something else, there is another thing that allows me there’s nothing of this, but instead, one can imagine that after all, germany fully participated, if one counts. that this was an operation directed against germany, then i think that germany itself was a full member of this operation a

rep here, mill valley, theresa stasi back to you guys. >> all right. thank you very much. to reset and else. real man is behind bars tonight in connection to the possible murder of his girlfriend. 54 year-old feel bald. brooks lengyel was arrested this morning suspicion of murdering 61 year-old alice herman. she was last seen alive in santa cruz on december. 3rd, the contra costa county coroner is currently dna testing. human remains were found in tilden regional park in berkeley to see if they belong to herman lengyel also known as milos stone. he's being held without bail in the santa cruz county main jail. services back to normal from oakland's rockridge station to walnut creek. >> after one of its train cars derailed and caught fire happened yesterday morning near the orinda station. 9 people were taken to the hospital for more evaluation. the derailment stopped all service in the area on the yellow line. art work late into the night to remove the train cars and a fix. the tracks officials are still looking into the exact cause of the derailment and fire. >> it is wet

the bisons cheerfully led 2:0, but then captain andrei stasi was sent off for the rest of the game, asell as a number of disciplinary removals for brawling. as a result, the guests won 5:2 in the western conference table dynamo is still on... but took the fourth fifth set. finally, russian kasatkina sheathed her racket in second round. she was beaten in three games by the american stevens. at the beginning of october 1961 , an unusual picture could be observed on the minsk-moscow highway. a huge dump truck was moving confidently along the highway. the oncoming traffic seemed so tiny in comparison that many stopped, preferring to let this giant pass ahead and not take risks. on october 17, 1961, the next 22nd congress of the party central committee began its work in moscow. a new unique development of the belarusian automobile plant in zhodina. experienced the sample was sent under its own power to moscow. one can only imagine what sergerevich, the driver, had to endure. the delegates were then shown a unique specimen of more cargo, which had no analogues either in the soviet union or a

kron four's theresa stasi. was there. >> parents a vice president, kamala harris here to talk and address to fight against reproductive rights. >> this is a fight that is fundamental and it is fundamentally. >> california passed legislation following the united states supreme court decision to overturn roe v wade. that's harris applauded the move to those gathered and stress the importance to continue pushing against efforts to create a national ban as well as restrict access to medical abortions. >> the freedom to make decisions about your own body and understand as we step back. there it is. and i travel our country. there is a foot. a full-on intent to attack. hard freedoms in our country. just look at what is happening. >> in addition to ms, harris, local, state and federal leaders were in attendance, health and human services secretary javier becerra emphasized the need to work collaboratively to ensure safe access to reproductive rights. >> i'm thrilled to get the joining. the vice president as she contin

>> why discovery s on kron. 4 news reporting live here at sfo, theresa stasi. back to you guys. write theresa. yes, certainly safety a top concern. >> and by the way, ahead at 8 a 06:30pm, tonight, our catherine heenan is going to take a look back at some prior incidents involving the boeing 7.37. max jet and what the company is doing to try to prevent future incidents moving forward. just one week into the new year, oakland has seen for homicide yesterday. them happened just within the past. 24 hours, most of the violence happened over the weekend. a woman >> killed on san leandro street on saturday, a man killed on linden street just a few hours later. and then yesterday morning a person was shot and killed on 80th avenue in plymouth street a couple days prior on new year's day, a man was shot and killed on 36 and foothill boulevard. all 4 homicides are still under investigation. meantime, councilmember noel gallo is fighting for the city to declare a state of emergency. >> and council member jenny from a shawn trend is on board. >> i talked to the police officers in my distri

they're there to say bodeveloping story here at sfo, theresa stasi, back to you guys. thanks, teresa. and we will have more on this story coming up tonight at 5.30, including what this latest disaster means for boeing going forward as well as >> just the safety of the airline industry as a whole. also coming up here in cannes for news at 5, the lineup for napa valley's biggest music festival has been released. will tell you who's going to be performing at bottle rocfet this year. plus, covid cases are on the rise. what you can do to protect yourself. >> with the government funding deadline quickly approaching, congressional leaders say they're making progress on a >> developing news this evening from fort worth, texas, where there's been an explosion at a hotel video posted online shows what appeared to be large sections of the building in the middle of the street. this is a busy downtown area where this happened. a spokesperson for the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives says multiple injuries have been reported so far, no deaths at this time. investig

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but that is the very latest here richmond, theresa stasi. go back to guys. >> crews from the san francisco parks and rec department, meanwhile, are out in golden gate park inspecting trees following 100 foot tall eucalyptus tree that fell on 5 cars blocking 19th avenue for several hours last night. experts say that tree was about 80 years old. >> our arborist today continue to inspect the other trees in the area that might have been destabilized by the fallen tree. we removed a second smaller tree adjacent to the one that fell last night. and will continue to inspect for remaining an immediate hazards of for the next couple of days. >> adding to the challenge, most of the 27,000 trees in golden gate park are over a century old, which increases the probability of them falling, especially in weather like this with more rain in the forecast. it could make matters worse because that grounds going to be saturated. experts say healthy trees can also fall during storms because of the saturated ground. developing news tonight, we're learning the nam

. >> theresa stasi, back to you guys to resign.t want to point out as a pilot when we say experimental plane, the dot, the audience who isn't familiar might think that this is some kind of plane that's being tested to fly. that's not the case sparrow. their experimental is a class of a type of airplane, a category is legal to fly in there. there's nothing wrong with it, but it's just a category called experimental. there are some people at the mosque beach distillery apparently saw and heard things. you know anything about that. >> we know that there are some people that were there at the distillery and they along with someone else may about 9-1-1, call. and that is how everyone went into action on sunday night. and again, those actions of trying to go in and see if they can find the plane. can. and vicki and one thing that really struck out to everyone in this area is that it was making a particular noise. the engine making a noise seemingly in distress and then just minutes later, losing side on the horizon. and then investigator

theresa stasi, back to you guys. >> theresa, thank you for that live report who want to show you a map of the route of the plane? this is from flightaware. the plane took off from hayward. you see that the green line there and it took, quote, appears to be abe tours. what pilots call it it stop right there. this is a tour that pilots take for for sightseeing around the bay area. so the plan would have to be north of the oakland airport and north of the bay bridge to stay out of the oakland airspace and the sfl airspace. but that point where it stops. that's right. near alcatraz. so that's keep rolling from there. you can get an idea. so it circles alcatraz right there. and then loops and stop it. there. that's the golden gate bridge. so again, it looks like it's visually flying around taking a look. maybe taking pictures. second, none of this is unusual. this is what planes do every day around the bay area because it's one of the most scenic places to fly. i mean, that flight track does it looks a little brown you don't what's going on? exactly. it's just kind of meandering around, but

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police say the kidnappers took the car from oakland, drove it to marin county kron four's theresa stasimother was able to track the suspects. >> this is the victim's car discovered abandoned at a mcdonald's parking lot in the marine county city of mill valley tuesday night. authorities say that 2 suspects stole the car with a 2 year-old child inside hours earlier in an oakland parking lot near the coliseum. >> we know from prior law interactions with that mcdonald's that they have a couple security cameras the cover of the exterior of the building. >> and so we've siding with the help manager. they're able to review security camera footage were able identify 2 suspects that have gotten out of vehicle was a male and a female. that's marin county sheriff sergeant adam schumer horn. he says deputies set out to find the suspects after locating the car. thanks to some critical information from the mother. we received a phone call from victim in this case of a mother of the 2 year-old child. >> she was the victim of a carjacking and she had let us know that because her phone and her air-pods,

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shift the blame to republicans, no one believes it and you would have to argue from a position of stasiscutive orders, explained to me how it's republicans problem on your self admittedly insecure border. pete: if it's an attempt to backtrack in front of the election -- rachel: all you have to do is remain in mexico. half the problem is solved. he simply doesn't want to do it. it is deliberate, on purpose, they are trying to change america in some way. i don't know if it is to overwhelm the system and call's in and build back better or maybe -- pete: where's the billback better? if you want to secure the border, a moat with crocodiles. whatever it takes. it is 12:00, 12 minutes into the show, let's do some headline starting with this. the pentagon confirming navy fighter jets carried out another round of strikes against the houthis in yemen. us forces destroying three anti-ship missile launchers that were aimed toward the southern red sea, this is the sixth round of retaliatory strikes the us has carried out since last thursday. the uranian bacterial group has staged at least 35 attacks

but yes, it just means that right now we're sort of at a good stasis.re not hitting a recession. we don't need interest rates down. inflation needs to continue to come down. that's the best thing for america and the best thing for biden's re-election if he wants to win it. >> neil: lee, let's talk about that. i'm old enough, not you, to remember 1992 when george h.w. bush was running for re-election. for a while he looked unstoppable after the can you wayne and iraq war and the economy settled and a serious recession. he argued that we were coming out of it. ironically in the fourth quarter we were coming out of it. not enough time for voters to get a sense of that. they took it out on him and he was out on his hiney and not re-elected and in come bill clinton. the biden white house says we have more time with this turn around to register and resonate with voters. time is on our side. what do you make of that? >> in some ways he's right. time is on his side. yet there's time for it to metabolize the turn around. the bigger issue, we're talking about the

g8 pt stores now open for business, essentially if apple -- and that's another indication that the stasishe incumbents need to keep up, and i can tell you that these so-called gpt's, they needed less engineers to develop then something a product like this would have in the past. this trend of layoffs, but also slowing hiring seems to be here to stay. >> i hear you saying effectively that the companies maybe will take a page out of matt's book. last year was the year of efficiency, in or the words that the companies may become leaner, but more focused. >> i think that's the first phase. that year of official, see more focused that's what wall street especially has demanded over the past few years after all of the pandemic hiring and spending. what i'm saying is we're seeing the beginnings of a new phase, when that's enabled or supervised by a.i.. they got efficient and other realizing that they can keep that efficiency, or become even more officiant by forming out tasks to a.i.. may not -- because a i can just take on those tasks. >> tech just might be the first -- >> thank you very much,

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. >> the volatility in the potential general matchup and then there's the sort of stasis in the republican campaign, right? broadly speaking it feels like chris christie's exit is to the benefit of nikki haley. and everyone is talking about new hampshire. i'm interested in south carolina. i think if nikki haley comes in and wins new hampshire or comes very close to donald trump in new hampshire, that's an interesting data point. but the real proof in the pudding is whether that momentum carries forward. she's the former governor of south carolina. do you think there's a world in which she could pose a threat to donald trump? >> you're right. it would go to south carolina and test especially because it's her home state. it's hard to see for a couple of reasons. some is just demographic. trump is doing well. he seem tuesday have a strong political bond with evangelical christian. it's powering him in iowa. and one of the reasons haley is doing well compared to trump in new hampshire it's like two-thirds in iowa. it's maybe 20, 25% in new hampshire. go down to south carolina, over 70%. so you

. >> the volatility and the potential general matchup and then this sort of stasis in that republicanoadly speaking, it feels like chris christie's exit is to the benefit of nikki haley. i'm interested in but south carolina. i think it nikki haley comes and and went new hampshire, comes very close to donald trump 100, that's an interesting telephone. but the real proof in the pudding is whether that momentum carries for. she's the former governor of south carolina. do you think there's a world where she could really pose a threat donald trump to? >> you are right, that will be the test, especially because it's her home state. it's hard to see for a couple of reasons. some's demographic. trump is doing very well. we've seen this. he seems to have a strong, political bond with evangelical christians. that's powering him in iowa and one of the reasons haley is doing well, it has one of the smallest shear is -- two thirds in iowa, maybe 25% in new hampshire, go down to south carolina, over 70%. you've got something like that working. there if she wins new hampshire, it is on independent v

a cropper is theresa stasi has the latest on the story. >> not guilty. that was the plea entered thursday by the former pittsburgh police officer facing a long list of felony charges following a standoff last month several times during the brief hearing john lee m saint child looked out into the courtroom. we're a large group of his family and friends were in attendance. >> outside court, saint charles wife held signs of support his mother spoke. >> i can tell you how grateful. and to enforcement presidio. the parties conca police, pace of please and the fbi. for saving my son's life. >> she read from a letter she had given to the court about son. >> may pic, great calfee room. >> in early december, police say that say-chow shot his wife. she tried to re-enter their house in pleasant hill. say-chow then barricaded himself prompting a shelter-in-place order for 2 straight nights on the 3rd and final of the standoff. authorities say that's a channel fired shots at officers and a firefighter bullets struck one vehicle with 2 officers inside cho's attorneys,

theresa stasi has the full story. >> federal authorities are confirming that this was a single engine. cozy marked for. it's an experimental plane. it is not clear whether it was handmade or manufactured and it is not clear what caused it to crash early monday morning crews discovered what appeared to be a large chunk of the small plane along the rugged coastline in half moon bay. >> further down, debris scattered on the sand. it was around 7.13, sunday night when the witness called 9-1-1 reporting the plane having engine trouble near the half moon bay airport off of highway one. >> it was even more alarming to the call. it was that they heard the engine sputter and the cat's eyes on the plane. and so they lost sight of it just over the horizon. that prompted a search and rescue effort on the sheriff's office and the coast guard we after a few hours, search crews discovered a piece of the plane. >> there is a plane in the it was. >> made known to me that the plane was actually upside down in the water and all of that's going to be taking a secure location. yeah, it is an ongoing inves

in 1943, the world in the world was in a state of stasis in which the future was just a huge black void with no guarantee of your loved ones coming home, no guarantee of the world being made. a new with no guarantee that there would be changes in the geography of the that would divide the free from the enslaved. none whatsoever. in 1943 on the 3rd of november, all that was known was territory that had been lost. the peoples that had been enslaved and those that had already given their lives. that was only that was the only surety that was there. what extraordinary moment. what an extraordinary what an extraordinary place in the zeitgeist in the history of. humankind. the 3rd of november in 1943 marked. all that could be summoned at that point was faith and hope and an understanding that it possible to vanquish those who meant to enslave and conquer the world, to their own ends. a handful of nations in great britain, france and the united states of america viewed war then not as an exercise of conquest or power or a wrestling of natural resources, of theological or, racial or gender base

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after two years of stasis, there should be a functioning power—sharing government at stormont, perhapsas the weekend. with, for the first time, a nationalist first minister, sinn fein�*s michelle o'neill. by her side with equal legal powers, a unionist depute first minister from the dup. each will have a veto over decisionmaking by the other. it will certainly not be to everyone's liking, but many will feel the difference. the uk government has promised £35 billion, for much needed improvement to services, like the nhs, education and infrastucture. and the new deal headline? no routine checks on goods crossing from great britain to northern ireland. nickjoins us from belfast. well, you could see the political pace quickened today. there was a statement in the house of commons by the northern ireland secretary, chris heaton—harris, and then a joint appearance involving him and sirjeffrey donaldson, the leader of the dup, where they both sold that deal. at hillsborough castle and county down, where the northern ireland secretary works, and it is right in the heart ofjeffrey donaldson�*s

the soap and the ice, what out of >> now, as theresa stasi are reporting a loss, the nonprofit that's been helping coastal farm workers since covid-19 in the latino community foundation are holding a roundtable discussion about the fatal shooting and that is from noon to one 30. and you can see the location on your screen. speakers include congresswoman anna eshoo, mateo county supervisor ray mueller and more and a special message from president joe biden will be read at that event. >> safeway has agreed to keep its san francisco fillmore street location open for one more year earlier this month of the store had announced that was planning to close and sell the property by march of this year. employees and customers told kron 4 they believe crime was a brig reason behind that decision. but the community expressed concern that the area would become a so called food desert as part of the new agreement. mayor london breed says the police department is going to add more officers to the area. and city leaders say they're working with the community now to try to figure out what happens. com

the soap and the ice, what out of >> that was theresa stasi, a reporting. we also want to tell you about this remembrance ceremony that's going to and latino community foundation is involved as well as alice. they're going have a roundtable discussion about the shooting and steps next and how to heal. and that's from noon to one 30 at the location you see on your screen. speakers include congresswoman anna eshoo, san mateo county mueller and special message from president joe biden is going to be ready at that event as well. >> safeway has agreed to keep its san francisco fillmore street location open at least for one more year was earlier this month. the safeway announced it close at store and sell off the property by march of this year. employees and customers we spoke with think that the rise in crime in that area had a lot to do with that decision. but the community did push back expressing concerns that this area, this neighborhood would become a so called food desert. if safeway closed down. so they get one more year. and as part of this agreement, ma

troppers theresa stasi has the story. >> federal authorities are confirming that this was a single engine. cozy marked for. it's an experimental plane. it is not clear whether it was handmade or manufactured and it is not clear what caused it to crash early monday morning crews discovered what appeared to be a large chunk of the small plane along the rugged coastline in half moon bay. >> further down, debris scattered on the sand. it was around 7.13, sunday night when the witness called 9-1-1 reporting the plane having engine trouble near the half moon bay airport off of highway one. >> it was even more alarming to the call. it was that they heard the engine sputter and the cat's eyes on the plane. and so they lost sight of it just over the horizon. that prompted a search and rescue effort on the sheriff's office and the coast guard we after a few hours, search crews discovered a piece of the plane. >> there is a plane in the it was. >> made known to me that the plane was actually upside down in the water and all of that's going to be taking a secure location. yeah, it is an ongoing inves

well, homecoming kron four's theresa stasi has more. >> parents a vice president, kamala harris here to talk and address the fight against reproductive rights. >> this is a fight that is fundamental and it is fundamentally. >> california passed legislation following the united states supreme court decioe v wade. that's harris applauded the move to those gathered and stress the importance to continue pushing against efforts to create a national ban as well as restrict access to medical abortions. >> the freedom to make decisions about your own body and understand as we step back. there it is. and i travel our country. there is a foot. a full-on intent to attack. hard freedoms in our country. just look at what is happening. >> in addition to ms, harris, local, state and federal leaders were in attendance, health and human services secretary javier becerra emphasized the need to work collaboratively to ensure safe access to reproductive rights. >> i'm thrilled to get the joining. the vice president as she continues to grow around country. to educate. and to talk to troops about what's g

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now what he saw kron four's theresa stasi o has that story. >> we're walking up to katie.saw the lift was shut down. there is obvious sense of awe, not panic but a lot of activity going on around the base of left, mainly focus on ski patrols. they were working curiously to do something. and we had heard i've actually talked to somebody just comes doubt that. he told yes, i human and i saw at happen right underneath us castro valley resident mark sponsor says that he immediately realized something was wrong when his group arrived at kt. 22 early wednesday morning. >> to tackle the in fans run at palisades open for the first time this season and objective was to stay out of way. i mean, but what i did observe was ski patrol is very organized. they wave after wave at this is like literally 3 minutes after the avalanche happened. he shared these pictures. he snapped quickly of the unfolding emergency operation. >> he says fellow skiers filled others in on just how big the avalanche was. and he said i saw a couple people skiing to the polls and a cracked tell up from one end of

. >> robbers, theresa stasi has more. >> federal authorities are confirming that this was a single engined for. it's an experimental plane. it is not clear whether it was handmade or manufactured and it is not clear what caused it to crash early monday morning crews discovered what appeared to be a large chunk of the small plane along the rugged coastline in half moon bay. >> further down, debris scattered on the sand. it was around 7.13, sunday night when the witness called 9-1-1 reporting the plane having engine trouble near the half moon bay airport off of highway one. >> it was even more alarming to the call. it was that they heard the engine sputter and the cat's eyes on the planet. so they lost sight of it just over the horizon. that prompted a search and rescue effort on the sheriff's office and the coast guard we after a few hours, search crews discovered a piece of the plane. >> there is a plane in the it was. >> made known to me that the plane was actually upside down in the water and all of that's going to be taking a secure location. yeah, it is an ongoing investigation, espec

reporting live here in center found theresa stasi back to to reese's prepared. thank you so much. and we are now just one day away from the biggest game of the year so far for the forty-niners. the red and gold will be taking on the green bay packers in the divisional round of the nfl playoffs at levi stadium tomorrow night. >> the packers are coming in hot after winning 7 of the last 9 games. they're coming off a dominating performance against the cowboys last weekend. beating them. 48 to 32. but despite this strong end to the season, the packers are still the underdogs in this matchup. the niners are currently 10 point favorites they had last week off for securing that number one seed in the nfc. the team says they know how talented this young packers team is and they're not taking them lightly. >> got our attention no matter what. you on the road as the 7 seed against a really good dallas team. i mean, that's that's enough in itself. and the fact that they want a way that they did. >> you know, has called it a young they company and they failed. they get great, great, great ski

it is unfortunate because stasis is not where you want to be in a fast-moving marketplace.ou want to give innovators enough to be able to do what they do best. if it is not there, they will simply go to other countries. shane: you brought up something i think is important. it amazes me that we cannot see it and it allows us to have digital economy. but the equipment managers is something people can physically watch. if we are not in step with w everyone else views these bands, there will be little market for the u.s. space and a giant market for everyone who moves forward in that area. we will end up not only falling behind in ways of policy, but you will have devices that will not be as functional as those around the world. you think about how we are still on all of theseifferent measurements for travel. from the digital element we are actually lookingt a situation where we could fall behind and no longer be cutting edge in the novation space. spectrum plays a big part in that, so i appreciate you bringing that up. mr. pai: that is why the need for the pipeline calendar is

to say that, is not only rob people of a nice chunk of incoma comes also the problem of stasis.but a time when there was a first division professional division of labor between surgeons and physicians.ho the surgeons want hands on people, mostly set broken bones. the physical really artists of the work actually a physical body operations. physicians stood back and sent expensive bills for another bag of powderedex -- >> they were tenured professors. >> their job wasas to provide a cumulative wisdom, and form one their own, this is all nonsense of course absolute nonsensical, and we think, i'm sure really he had been to london to the hospital to look at someone who became a friend at the sort of foundling hospital in the lincoln's field, fields, where there'd been a specific experiment which, , in which soe of the children were inoculated withth this elaborate preparatin and an elaborate post inoculation regime. and others had -- some had none at all. of course it made absolutely no difference. the only thing that made the difference was the inoculated itself. >> this is a theme

and sandra found theresa stasi. back to you. can see it's already coming down. thank you so much, theresa and i will turn to the snow in the sierra. joining us to talk about the slow conditions is maddy condon from palisades. >> maggie, thank you much for joining us here on kron for news this afternoon. what are the conditions like already? >> well, right now, i it's not super windy quite yet, but the clouds are rolling the snow should start tonight and the snow levels will definitely fluctuating at certain elevations. so it's no be variable as well as our operations opening in the morning. what kind of snow do you think that these storms are going to turn into as it really add to the pac there make a good for skiing, snowboarding, sledding or is it too wet? it's going to start to melt what you already have. >> no, this is fantastic. this will be a great base building and adding on to what we already have. the ski and snowboarding will be great, especially at higher elevations just because they could get a little bit wetter down low. but as of now, we're expecti

what out of >> well, that was theresa stasi reporting now a loss that is a nonprofit that's been helping coastal farm workers since covid-19 and the latino community foundation. there will be holding a roundtable discussion regarding the fatal shooting. it's going to be at noon to one 30 pm at the location on your screen. speakers include congresswoman anna eshoo, san mateo county mueller and more a special message from president joe biden is going to be read during that event. on the peninsula. the san mateo county board of supervisors. they're considering a new law that could levy criminal mentalities on homeless people that are a few shelter. so they would be charged with a misdemeanor if they decline to offers of shelter vent county officials say the goal is to help unhoused people move indoors and also connect them with needed services. move comes as public frustrations are now mounting over sprawling encampments in nearly every corner of the bay area. opponents of ordinance say it could cause undue trauma for homeless people and only end up spending more time pushing camps from one

>> that was theresa stasi reporting and happening right now. all us a nonprofit that helps coastal farm workers and the latino community foundation are holding a roundtable discussion regarding this fatal shooting from 2 to one 30 at the location there on your screen. speakers include congresswoman anna eshoo, san mateo county mueller and others. there will also be a special message from president joe biden read during this event. we have a crew. they're right now. have more coverage for you later on this afternoon. the san mateo county board of supervisors are expected to vote today on ordinance that could make living in homeless camps in certain parts of the county illegal. so we do now wanna take a look at this meeting and looks like a speaker now has 2 minutes to get their point across here. and there the supervisors are currently taking public comments. this new rule would only apply to unincorporated san mateo county if it passes. anyone found. meant on public property, there must be offered shelter at least twice if they refuse. they get

speaking out that former officer entering a not guilty plea in court thursday and crawford's theresa stasi brings us up to speed now on the case. >> not guilty. that was the plea entered thursday by the former pittsburgh police officer facing a long list of felony charges following a standoff last month several times during the brief hearing, john lee m say child looked out into the courtroom. we're a large group of his family and friends were in attendance. >> outside court, saint charles wife held signs of support his mother spoke. >> i can tell you how grateful. and to do lot of some men. presidio. the ponies conca police, pace of please and the fbi. for saving was life. >> she read from a letter she had given to the court about her son. >> may god. picked great calfee room. >> in early december, police say that say-chow shot his wife. she tried to re-enter their house in pleasant hill. it's a child then barricaded himself, prompting a shelter-in-place order for 2 straight nights on the 3rd and final of the standoff. authorities say that's a channel fired shots at officers and a firefig

. >> crawford's theresa stasi has the story. >> federal authorities are confirming that this was a single cozy marked for. it's an experimental plane. it is not clear whether it was handmade or manufactured and it is not clear what caused it to crash early monday morning crews discovered what appeared to be a large chunk of the small plane along the rugged coastline in half moon bay. >> further down, debris scattered on the sand. it was around 7.13, sunday night when the witness called 9-1-1 reporting the plane having engine trouble near the half moon bay airport off of highway one. >> it was even more alarming to the call. it was that they heard the engine sputter and the cat's eyes on the plane. and so they lost sight of it just over the horizon. that prompted a search and rescue effort on the sheriff's office and the coast guard we after a few hours, search crews discovered a piece of the plane. >> there is a plane in the it was. >> made known to me that the plane was actually upside down in the water and all of that's going to be taking a secure location. yeah, it is an ongoing invest

theresa stasi, kron, 4 news. >> the law does, however, only apply to schools that receive state funding. stanford is a private university so it does not apply to them. and we're still waiting for a response from stanford on the matter. well, the storm is moving into the bay area and we want you to get ready. >> that's going to be with us for some time. john trouble tracking that. got teams in the field and we are covering your morning as you try to navigate through it and afte i would never show my teeth. never. i'd never smile. and it forces you into this submission of silence because you don't think that anybody is going to take what you have to say seriously. invisalign has changed my life forever. leaders they have passed a resolution. >> decl ring loneliness, a public health crisis. so the board is the first in the country to do so. supervisor david canepa also wants california to create a minister loneliness position. so far you have the united kingdom and japan. they both established this position to combat the issue. well, in the south bay, tuberculosis cases are on the rise in

in other words, you have a stasi or secret police keeping track of you, but you still can't vote. so you really have a choice of your political, but you have some limited freedom, civic and economic. so by the end of his life, he's realizing it's complicated. and i would say this implicit of capitalism and freedom has, a lot to do with this simplicity of the world, such that it was when you had, you know, a by polar world roughly, you know, united states representing capitalism and its allies, soviet russia and its allies representing, communism or planned economy was easier to kind of make these synergistic after the cold war. you just see a proliferation of different forms of governance and market economy. and so he's trying to sort of adjust what he has to say in the closing years of his life. i mean, one of the interesting things is, you know, being ahead of these and a lot of these intellectual trends that we've talked about, being ahead of social trends that that friedman was is was always a fierce critic of, communism. but that wasn't unusual. but what was unusual is that s