guest: my suggestion was steve forbes, steve moore, we were the founders of the committee to unleash prosperity. we are basically suggesting splitting off the tax bill for right now. go for a business tax rate reduction for large and small companies. the biggest beneficiary of that, by the way, that would be middle and low income wage earners. along with that, easy terms to repatriate cash overseas, immediate expensing for new investment business plans and high the, and perhaps repatriation to a private infrastructure fund. we think it's simple, doable, it goes to the heart of the problem in the economy, the absence of virtually any business investment, frankly, over the last 15 or 16 years. so, that's our proposal. wait until next year to do the larger scale individual tax reform, which i support fully. the complexity is unbelievable and you have to limit the duction's and so forth, i'm all for it, but go for the business tax cut right away, that will stimulate the economy and i think you could get that done. i think there might even be close to a bipartisan consensus. the: you are

neil: okay. >> ben stein -- neil: steve moore wrote a editorial. i know that. >> right.neil: let me switch gears here a little bit because there is a reason why you are such a great reporter. you break news. you were the first to report barack obama getting 400,000-dollar speaking fee. >> he signed the contract. he did sign the contract. neil: all right. cantor fitzgerald, brokerage house here. and it was largely ignored initially until just lately. what did you think of that? that aspect. >> you shamed them into it yesterday. reality is this, largely ignored by what is big newspapers. i worked for "the wall street journal" for a long time, premr. murdoch buying it. i was offered by "the times," "washington post," i worked at "newsweek." i've been that sort of milieu so to speak. neil: i will say this, i had a solid guarranty from -- >> they hate covering up start like us. hate following in our footsteps. last thing -- neil: they hate covering something would look like glaring hypocrisy? >> i think that is half of it. half is us and -- neil: you. >> a third is us, they h

because steve moore, steve written an op-ed saying, mr. all president, let's get tax reform done, you don't need health care to get it done, get something to spur the economy. >> easier said than done. >> no doubt, very difficult ask. meanwhile, in confrontation with ann coulter, cal berkeley blinked. reversing their decision to cancel a speech by coulter because of protest concerns. they set a new venue and date for her appearance. coulter rejecting the new invite and blasting the school for putting unreasonable restrictions on the event. she plans to speak at berky on april 27th, whether the university approves it or not. >>> breaking details from paris this morning, on the gunman who left a policeman dead in a terror attack, days before national elections. we are live in france when we come back. >>> breaking overnight, a second suspect in connection with thursday's deadly shooting in paris, surrendering to belgian authorities and there are new details about the gunman who shot and killed a police officer on the champs-elysee. authoriti

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you remember what trump campaigned on, and it was a plan drafted by steve moore and larry kudlow, andas cutting the business tax down to 20% or low down from 35%, repatriating all that money -- lou: iç remember all of that. >> i don't think we're going to see that in the plan. remember, gary cohn's the guy that had a trial balloon recently in favor of a carbon tax. lou: i'm not sure it was a trial balloon other than maybe a perfect conviction on his part -- >> i hope it's a trial balloon. i'm giving him the benefit of the doubt. lou: we're watching something kind of special right now, guys, no matter how anybody wants to turn it or twist it. we have got a real palace contest underway here. and i'm not sure that it's a values-oriented discussion, debate or contest, are you? >> well, i'm not either. look, but the national economic council which is headed by gary cohn is a powerful body. he's either the second or third most important aide in the entire white house. the national security adviser and the -- lou: randy, you get 15 seconds here, please. you get the last word. >> judge it al

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you remember what trump campaigned on, and it was a plan drafted by steve moore and larry kudlow, andas cutting the business tax down to 20% or low down from 35%, repatriating all that money -- lou: iç remember all of that. >> i don't think we're going to see that in the plan. remember, gary cohn's the guy that had a trial balloon recently in favor of a carbon tax. lou: i'm not sure it was a trial balloon other than maybe a perfect conviction on his part -- >> i hope it's a trial balloon. i'm giving him the benefit of the doubt. lou: we're watching something kind of special right now, guys, no matter how anybody wants to turn it or twist it. we have got a real palace contest underway here. and i'm not sure that it's a values-oriented discussion, debate or contest, are you? >> well, i'm not either. look, but the national economic council which is headed by gary cohn is a powerful body. he's either the second or third most important aide in the entire white house. the national security adviser and the -- lou: randy, you get 15 seconds here, please. you get the last word. >> judge it al

larry kudlow, economist larry kudlow, art laffer, strategist, economist, steve moore, our good friend heritage foundation. liz: we know the promise. >> corporate tax rate from 35 to 20. take seven brackets. squeeze into three. upper eight down, for upper income people down from 39.6, i believe to 32, 31. that is the plan. tax cuts in between. that's it. what is he going to do? liz: give some credit, we were scrutinizing intraday charts. we had seen the market plummeted around 1:00. it was already down but 1:00 p.m. eastern. hit lows of the session. president trump comes out, says that in interview with the associated press. >> right. liz: you see the move back up. then regains -- >> it has been down again. liz: but not by 70 points. >> what is difference between0 and 10? i don't mean it like that. liz: i know that. >> the difference between 70 and 10 in a dow 21,000 market. we he see the market whipsawing on uncertainty. it would be nice if one voice came out and spoke. whether it is president or mnuchin, treasury secretary, whether it is gary cohn, head of nec. liz: wall street belie

because he's not in the steep like steve moore, we could come out something absolutely terrible.just don't know. >> paul: but maybe the sunshine boy and say that at least in the hiring of kevin -- an economist of some note who is an expert on corporate taxes and the impact on wages, he is now the white house economic advisers. that is a good sign for tax reform. >> that the great sign for tax reform. gary cohen is a pragmatist. he wants a bill that can pass. you can't get the bill through the house much less the senate. >> how about carbon change? >> it dl a. [laughter] it is going to be difficult. if they can coax down are coming, to do that they will have to earmark a big chunk of the revenue from tax reform to getting rid of loopholes and getting things back overseas to infrastructure spending. that is only way you can get democrats aboard. any may not get them then. >> paul: you may not get the top personal rate from 39 - 28. it might stick at 35 because they don't want to give tax cuts for the wealthy. >> i wish we're going to get down to 35. i see 37 in the future. >> paul:

the one in "the new york times" was written by steve moore and other economists. for the "wall street journal," phil graham from texas. they said listen, you're blowing a historic opportunity to cut taxes and to to the american people and to get this economy, which has grown at less than 2% under the obama years to get it growing like it should so wages go up. that may have hit home with donald trump. >> neil: all right. thank you very much. charlie gasparino. so wednesday is the tax cuts plan that will be unveiled. it's being bigger than anything we've gotten in the past with the ronald reagan tax cuts. peter arskan joining us. he's a member of the crucial committee where they have been working on this for some time now. very good to have you, congressman. sounds that the president wants to go through an offer plan of his own next wednesday. is that being coordinated with you guys? >> this is welcome news. we've been waiting for the white house, neil. the white house has a blueprint. it's a plan that we embrace and we enjoy. >> neil: is it your plan? is it roughl

steve forbes, larry kudlow, art laffer, steve moore all have a message for the president on taxes. collectively they wrote a piece in the "new york times," why are republicans making tax reform so hard. jonathan hoenig, capitalist pig hedge fund. james freeman "wall street journal" editorial page assistant. they're both fox news contributors but i have to say, james, as a former editorialist at the journal myself, that really, look at those four guys, their pieces appeared year after year after year why tax reform is a good thing. for them to get together and to say this publicly in "the new york times," this is, this is an important statement, is it not? >> yeah, it is really a statement on the calendar. they're gets nervous. a lot of us on pro-growth policy, white house is saying the fall at the earliest. there is argument, cut rates. the economy needs this boost. we got to get growth going. we would love a big reform that simplifies taxes for individuals and businesses. maybe time to cut the rates and give the economy a chance to grow faster. david: that seems to be holding the

he articulated during the campaign, something along the lines of steve moore and larry kudlow economiststax rate, down from 35%. taking seven brackets of personal income taxes squeezing them into three with lower rates. that is apparently -- that is not the plan or they're looking at -- liz: back to the drawing board. >> they're back to the drawing board. that is not good for the market. that means you take more time. if you don't get it through this year you will have a issue, dow 21,000 pricing in a very large corporate tax cut. liz: speaking of corporations, bank of america. >> this is fascinating. when i was covering the financial crisis there was no, there was no firm more in the soup than bank of america and it's been a rough sort of, what have we got now, eight years since 2007 when they bought countrywide. massive legal exposure. tens of billions of doars they pa here is couple things we do know, getting from sources indef bank of amera. they believe they have gotten 99% of all the legal issues dealt with. there will not be many more, much more legal liability stemming back from

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. >> the senate will have to buy the steve moore argument. real quick the politics the white house attacking another circuit, federal circuit court judge. >> reporter: the thing that ties these judges together they are hearing something important to president trump, usually related to immigration which was the core message. if you're a judge getting one of these cases crossing your desk there's a good chance you're going to get some criticism from the white house. we keep saying this is unprecedented this is different. at this point it's par for the course that they will criticize a judge who says something or rules against something they want. >> zack wolf come back in a half hour. we'll try to get a belly laugh out of you again on how you can get tax reform through. >> the entire u.s. senate gets a white house briefing today on the north korean threat. what's in store? a live report is next. this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. are you one s

don't get involved in fake news, steve moore, with those inaccurate numbers. but a very serious point to bring you in, it is all well and good to promise things they need like these jobs, like a better deal with nafta that he believes, you know, that these people need. however, what is different about what he's saying now on those things than he said during the campaign on nafta? on the paris climate agreement? on any of that. >> when he campaigned did he not tell us he would support a healthcare bill that would have 24 million people lose their health insurance, he didn't tell us that on the campaign. when he campaigned he did not tell us he was going to put forward a tax cut that goes mostly to the wealthy and not to the people who are in pennsylvania. when he campaigned did he not tell us that regard to his tax cuts he would increase the national debt of this country by hundreds of -- by trillions of dollars and that the people were going to have to pay for it were the sons an daughters. >> he said the rich were going to pay a lot more on and wall street's

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thank you for joining us i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. tonight we know this all started as a car accident it happened on northbound highway 101 near the highway 92 on-ramp in san mateo.(steve) that's where we find kron4's charles clifford . he joins us live from near the scene. charles do we know what triggered the confrontation? police sources say this shooting stemmed from a road rage incident involving two separates cars.according to police one driver got out of his car and pulled out a gun. chp immediately arrived on scene and asked him to put the gun down.the man refused to comply and tried to raise the gun toward the officers.chp then fired two shots hitting the man in the chest twice. drivers headed north on u.s. highway 101 in san mateo are being asked to use alternate routes, as an deadly officer involved shooting has closed the highway's northbound lanes this evening. the california highway patrol issued a sig-alert for the highway's northbound lanes, just south of state highway 92, and did not provide an estimated time for when

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(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. teve) thank you grant and catherine. a big victory today for sanctuary cities as president trump's executive order is blocked. next the impact of the ruling. (pam) and california just passed a massive gas tax increase to fix the roads... but is it enough? we have the troubling answer to that question. kron 4 news ( pam ) a big ruling tonight on sanctuary cities. a federal judge has blocked president trump's executive order that would cutoff federal funding. ( pam ) good evening i'm pam moore.( steve ) and i'm steve aveson. this ruling came down just a few hours ago... and the reaction in the bay area has been swift. ( pam ) sanctuary cities limit their cooperation with the federal government and agencies .. such as immigration and customs enforcement, as way to protect undocumented immigrants. we begin our coverage with kron 4's justine waldman... she talked with one of the people who was part of the lawsuit seeking to block the president's executive order. justine? justine livewhile t

. >> that says to me lord knows steve moore, steve miller, very smart guy who is the supply side, hanghaek in point. you're not going to get, this is my view, you're not going to get it on the tax reform that includes everything. go for what you can get. lake at jason furman's op-ed. >> he was on this show. >> he was discussing it with me and i loved it, he's coming on my radio show this saturday by the way. so just figure out repatriation, lower marginal corporate tax rates for large and small business. >> i hear you saying something more distinct. >> just get that done. that's what you have to do. >> nobody is in charge or the wrong person is in charge or too many cooks are making this soup and you can have a great plan but if you've got all the different people, are you saying gory cohn shouldn't talk about it? >> i think too many voices can be a bad thing. too many press, media voices. you say stuff and what happens is the white house comes back and slaps you down. remember that episode with the carbon tax? no, no, no, we're not looking at that. you're not looking at that, then why

in the campaign, tax cut plan, which i worked on, steve moore, steve mnuchin, steve miller, lots of people% rate was used for s corps, sub s corps and llcs, with qualifications that this had to be legitimate business income, and not personal income. >> right. >> that is doable. kevin brady the head of the ways and means said we could separate that. that's all i can tell you. i believe it will be in the new plan but i can't say for certain. what i two know is -- >> another loophool, a big loophole. >> the national council said they threw the campaign tax cuts out. president trump and steve mnuchin brought them back. this is going to give tremendous confidence and i think they can get a deal done at least on the business side in three or four months. that's what i believe. >> we're going to find out at least with the guiding principles are tomorrow. that was a good one. jared and larry, thank you. >> thank you. >> bye, jared. >> bye. >>> mean tile the dow getting a boost this morning from mcdonald's after serving up a first quarter beat. for more on that, we're joined by restaurant analyst d

(grant) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. vicki and grant thank you. we are following the latest developments in fresno... where a gunman went on a shooting rampage killing three men. we'll will have the latest next at six.(pam) plus, breaking news in the east bay... police searching for a missing 11 - year-old boy. we will have the live report on the search effort. kron 4 news at six is next. ( pam ) at least three people are dead tonight after a man starts randomly shooting .. in the heart of fresno. ( pam ) good evening... i'm pam moore..(steve) and i'm steve aveson... the suspected gunman... he is under arrest... and disturbing details are coming out about his past... and what he said after police caught him. let's get to grant lodes in the breaking news center. ( grant ) the suspect is identified as 39-year-old kori ali muhammad... and fresno police have a pretty good idea of who he is. we just got this video... showing muhammad being arrested. you can see him standing in the middle of the street... in handcuffs... while

it wasn't just me, steve moore, steve mnuchin, believe me. weren't operating alone. >> i understand. >> i'd have to see it, ty. >> but i just can't answer that yet. >> border tax cut not here yet. not included. does that make you happy? >> it makes me very happy. very -- in addition to talking to you, it makes me very, very happy. >> you know who i bet isn't happy right now, larry? jared bernstein. we'll bring him in. former chief economist to vice president biden. jared, jared, jared, good to see you. >> where do we start? >> go to jared. >> you've seen the one-page proposal, and what do you think of it? >> well, you know, i actually think it looks a little better than trump's original plan. this looks a little closer to the house budget plan that i'm very familiar with, with paul ryan. top rate, 35% as i understand it. >> yes. >> trump was down around 33%. i do think that this still has the problem, and here larry and i have a, many decade disagreement. this is going to increase the deficit by around $3 trillion over ten years. that's my gu

steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore.. it happened in the oakland hills... and in addition to a 30-year-old man being shot ... neighbors say, at least three oher homes were burglarized and ransacked.(steve) kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and is in oakland with the mans condition tonight.... (grant) on the heels of a series of violent protests on campus..u-c berkeley is pulling the plug on controverisal conservative ann coulter...announcing today she will not be welcome on campus next thursday as planned. the university says the decision was made in the interest of public safety. the school also says the organizers of the event...which was set for next thursday... did not give enough advance notice for school administrators to find a safe venue on campus. >naweed tahmas/berkeley college repulicans: "the university usually asks advance notice of 4 weeks..."> >dan mogulof/uc spokesperson: "quite the contrary! we want this event to take place...,we feel comfortable securing that"> the u-c officials say, the police department was not able to find a saf

steve aveson. (pam) and i'm pam moore.... tonight -- the attackers are on the loose. the attacked happened early this morning.(steve) kron4's j-r stone has details on what happened and the this is all new video showing women fighting other women outside a jack in the box restaurant across the street from san jose state university. at ont point a group of women team up on the victim.even kicking her in the head. police say she was eventually transported to a nearby hospital with significant head trauma. sot started trying to fight her but once she started trying to fight that one girl two other girls got in on it and all ganged up on her.surveillance cameras from a nearby resturant caught it all on camera. it started in the jack and box parking lot..right outside the main entrance at santa clara street and 4th. the fight continued on the sidewalk. in slow motion you can see how intense things got. nearby business owners say there have been at least two shootings on this street, this year, as well. they are upset that nothing is being done to stop the problems.sot nobody

steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. police say more than 40 teenagers jumped onto a train at the coliseum station. then attacked people. committing at least seven robberies.(steve) kron-4's dan kerman is following the search for the teens and how police are hoping to track them down. --nats---30 kids board my train beat up someone rob them and they run off the traina distress call from bart saturday night as 40 to 60 juveniles jump the gates, go up to the platform, and rob passengers aboard a 9 car dublin train as it entered coliseum stationsot alicia trost/bart spokesperson18-28 the moment the doors opened they jumped on board committed 7 robberies, 6 on the train, one on the platform. we had 5 cell phones stolen, one duffel bag, one purse, i do know 2 people were punched in the face.bart spokesperson alicia trost says the robbery happened very quickly and all suspects were gone by the time police arrived. now authorities are reviewing surveillance footage from the station, platform and 6 of the 9 train cars that had wo

steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. that speaker --- controversial conservative ann coulter. but she says.. he is still coming to the city --- despite the event being cancelled on campus.(steve) grant lodes joins us live with why this is being framed first amendment fight. (grant) first amendment...free speech. u-c berkeley has long been a bastion of free speech...and demonstration...and cancelling the ultra conservative and controversial coulter...does theoretically limit her ability to express herself. the flipside is...keeping people safe. the university made the decision after consulting with u-c berkeley police. university law enforcement recommended cancelling the event...in the interest of public safety. the school also says the organizers of the event...which was set for next thursday... did not give enough advance notice for school administrators to find a safe venue on campus. >naweed tahmas/berkeley college repulicans: "the university usually asks advance notice of 4 weeks..."> >dan mogulof/uc spokesperson: "quite the contrary! we want this event to take place...,we feel comfortab

pam moore. steve aveson. brittney shipp. and gary radnich. the kron4 news at 10 every night. hydrogen. yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. yes, it has an epa-estimated range of 312 miles. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blowing marvel of technology. and, yes, you can buy it today- because the future doesn't start next week, next month or next year... the future starts now. in the hydrogen-fueled toyota mirai. (pam) a popular gadget many people use to keep track of their workouts .... has turned into a crucial piece of evidence in a murder case.(steve) fitbits ... you might be surprised at how much information they are storing even when you are not excerising.(pam) catherine heenan show us how police used one ... to identify a murder suspect. in december, 2015, police responded to a frantic 9-1-1 call from this home in ellington, connectictut. richard dabate said a stocky, masked intruder with a voice like vin diesel had murdered his wife.connie dabate was foun

steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore.. it happened in the oakland hills... ddition to a 30-year-old man being shot ... neighbors say, at least three oher homes were burglarized and ransacked.(steve) kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story and is in oakland with the mans condition tonight....

steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. this year the city of san francisco tried a new approach... all, in an attempt to reign in rowdy crowds... and cut back on the trash left behind. (steve) kron-4's lydia pantazes joins us live tonight with how their plan turned out. lydia? (lydia)the difference this year is that there was a promoter for the event....his name is alex aquino, he's a local business owner. (lydia)because of that there were sponsors who are helping pay for clean up, fencing, porta potties and even security.a spokesperson for the city parks and recreation department that helped take some of the burden off the city.also, you may remember last year there were 11-tons of trash.this year, a spokesperson for the city parks and recreation department says much of that trash will be diverted. <"we have for the first time because of the event producer, on site we have 3-stream collection, so we will be composting and our recycled no anything that can go to be composted or recycled."alex aquino/organizer "i think that we had a good game plan and that the infrastructure that we

steve aveson. (pam) and i'm pam moore.... tonight -- the attackers are on the loose. happened early this morning.(steve) kron4's j-r stone has details on what happened and the this is all new video showing women fighting other women outside a jack in the box restaurant across the street from san jose state university. at ont point a group of women team up on the victim.even kicking her in the head. police say she was eventually transported to a nearby

the president decided to go with the campaign tax cut plan i worked on and steve moore worked on and er and so forth. worry he would not, but it had in the head he wanted to take action, and it's really aiming directly, a chunk of it, the most important chunk, is the business tax cuts with expensing and repatriation. large and small companies, i think, exactly what the doctor ordered. it will help the economy with respect to the lack of business investments, lack of capital formation. just what we need. it's a very bold stroke. glad, you know, you're in the business a while, you win a few, lose a few, and i won one. >> absolutely. >> i'm better. >> berlin, tuesday evening. >> yeah. you're reading too much. much too much in the washington -- gene sperling knows about that. >> you were there. there was an urgency to get it out. what did you tell them? >> i just encouraged them, go for it, you know, a lot of this started with the op-ed piece in the "new york times" that the president read, that may have moved him along. we didn't do the policy. he made the decision for heaven's sakes, bu

steve moore is a visiting fellow here at the heritage foundation. he runs our project for economic growth that focuses on a broad range of topics including tax reform, budget and energy policy. he is a senior economic analyst for cnn and took a leave of absence for his duties as heritage to join the trump campaign as a senior economic adviser to then candidate donald trump. he is the author of several books including his most recent "fueling freedom: exposing the mad war on energy." please join me in welcoming john boudreau. >> thanks, jerry. i'm pleased and honored to be .ere especially with steve when people say that i am an that means iator, no longer do economic research. i don't think that is true but i believe that economists, the world can better use better economic education been yet another journal article for putting a curly cue in some esoteric point. i think that is revealed in the study of current public understanding of economics, of the context of public debate and the most national election are any sign of the state of the public's e

(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six.you vicki and grant. coming up... a couple accused of the attempted murder of an 11-month-old baby. tonight what police believe caused the violence.(steve) and thousands gather at san francisco's golden gate park to celebrate 4-20. the event is about to wrap up... we'll have a live report. kron 4 news at six is next. ( pam ) a couple... arrested and accused of attempting to kill an 11- month- old baby inside a mcdonald's restaurant. one of those facing charges ... is the childs' father.( pam ) good evening.. i'm pam moore.( steve ) and i'm steve aveson. this story unfolded today in san leandro... and the two suspects just made their first court appearance. kron 4's dan kerman was there... what have you learned about this case? (dan kerman)adanna ibe and marcel brooks have been charged with 5 counts of attempted murder in connection with

(grant) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. eve) vicki and grant thank you. the commute home tonight for thousands of bart riders is taking a detor. a busy station closed for hours. we will have the latest on the situation next at six.(pam) and tonight is game two for the dubs... as they continue their quest for a championship. and we just found details on whether kevin durant will play. a live report from oracle arena is next. kron 4 news at six is next. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. ( steve ) bart riders are facing major delays tonight because police had to shutdown the walnut creek station for several hours because of this man. this is video from earlier. he was threatening jump off the platform. good evening i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. this has been going on for several hours now .. leavin

steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore... kron four's spencer blake spoke to the employees... who felt the incident was an attack on their immigrant backgrounds. (spencer)it's all cleaned up now, but this window, the one with several signs showing support for immigrants, was the only window on the whole restaurant storefront with the disgusting vandalism.(pkg) (nats from the kitchen)the mediterranean-and -then-some menu at ba-bite in oakland draws people in for both lunch and dinner.but last week, it also drew ire from someone who didn't like these signs in the front window - dubbing it a 'sanctuary restaurant.'"it's a sign of support - that we are supporting our immigrant employees, and not just immigrant employees. we're supporting anyone who would feel in a minority."when leemor benny and fatima abudamos opened up shop a few days ago, they found a mess of what looked like fecessmeared across the window.this photo was taken áafter that had already cleaned most of it up. "it was a mix of disgust and confusion - not understanding what, why, until i noticed it was directly at t

pam moore. steve aveson. brittney shipp. and gary radnich. the kron4 news at 10 every night. the problem of a mysterious power surge on a section of bart tracks appears to be solved! last friday electric sparks caused 22-bart-cars to be taken out of service.(pam) in between then and now... the transit agency found, the problem that is causing the spark is connected to the solution.. of a previous problem with the trains. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the story... and explains.. notice anything missing from this bart train traveling between the north concord martinez pittsburg stations? here is a clue...that familiar bart sound that can be heard for miles is not happening out here. bart spokesperson jim allison explains why 4 nights a week of this......rail grinding, the process bart uses to create a quiter ride. now bart engineers have determined a link between rail grinding and a recent propulsion problem that temporarily disrupted service friday between

steve aveson..(pam) and im pam moore.. kron four's spencer blake is live in berkeley tonight.spencer, the mayor released a statement, but you also spoke with him in person.. what did he say? mayor jesse arreguin says it was out-of-town groups that chose berkeley as their battleground, if you will.he says the city will always support free speech, but violence is not freedom of speech. this is what the street i'm standing on looked like on saturday afternoon.crowds, fights, projectiles, smoke bombs.police arrested 21 people and 11 people got hurt. it's reminiscent of the violence that broke out on u-c berkeley's campus in february, when people protested and counter-protested a planned speaking engagement by milo yiannopoulos.this weekend was different, the mayor said, he said february's violence was unexpected, but this time police had various strategies in place ahead of time, like fencing off civic center park, and confiscating weapons from people as they arrived.still, a lot of people wondered, as did we, why police didn'

steve aveson. ((pam)) and i'm pam moore. the mother and daughter were here.. heir rental car. ((steve))kron 4's alecia reid spoke to the women..who are desperate to get the ashes back. joe wilkinson's family never had a chance to say goodbye because he died suddenly. sprinkling his ashes in the redwood national park on his 57th birthday would have been their tribute to him. unfortunately they're mourning another loss.pkg" the most important thing is to get his remains back bcuz i'll tell ya, i'll never let them go" mary and julia wilkinson didn't think for a second, that after landing in their loved one's favorite city, his ashes would be stolen within hours."i feel horrible. i feel like a part of him is missing and i did it. he was under my watch and i had no idea there was a problem with car breakins here"the mother and daughter duo parked their rental car inside the anchorage square parking structure then headed out to eat one of his favorite fares in san franciscodungenous crab. by the time they got back, his daughter julia's suitcase was missing from the t